The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-08-30 00:00:00

J. 4,10.1 , Cati PITO,II s II E 1:11.N.4. • (eux•ruaa ZITRACTIt.) ..ei e : /!-- tiN THE SIEGE OF TOULON. .. hop 1 et ii - .--- . -.,'' liepo) . els then spoke about, the siege of Teelou,.ood nisperved. that be hail made General O ' Hara prisoner , en....d may nay." said he. " with me owe hand. I has" tiemestsiacted a masked battery of ei eist t wenty-foor pound ers, and tour mortars, in order to Mtn upon fort Alaihneqnet (I think it wee). which wt. in possession of the English. It we, NVIIIIhriI in the evening, and it was oregoiateetion to have opened upon them in the nierning.• While I was tieing directions at soother part of the, forty. some of the demotic/ from the sonventleri cake +down. In thaw days thev sometimes took topes them. itesi.direct the tope/Astons of the armies; and timer imbe cile, ordered the battery to commence, wi•ith was obeyed- As soon AS I saw this premature fire. I immediately con itativeti 1 hat the Eeglish gerund would attack the blurry tiled most probably carry it, all marten had not been, yet :moored to 'oppose it. In feet O'Hare, seeing that t h e ifire•fronothat battery would dislodge hie tromps from Blalbostret, 'front which hut I would have taken the ',Net which commanded the harbour. determined aposi et-. •ttleliibe It Accordingly, early in the morning he put b;nottlf at the head of histroops. sallied out, and actually csieird the hearty and the lines I had foresed(Napedsmo s h4l'drew a plan upon a piece of paper of the sit 'CI the batteries) to the left, anti those to the right= oaken by the Neapolitans. While he was busy is spike ing the guns. I advanced with three oe four hundred grenadiers, unperceived, throuth a berysa covered with olive -teem which communicated with the hatteey, , andi iewomieweed a terrible fire upon his troops. The Englieki • orteenislleel. at first supposed• that the Neepolitines. idle I imaidlie Hoes on the right, had mistaken then/ for From* • milkmaid, it is those naaaglie of Neapolitans who smiting' , asion.es (for even at that time your troops despised the . • fithipolitans). O'Hara ran out of the battery and ad. visited towards as. In advaucint. he was wounded inl •dim arm by the fire of a serjeant, and I, who stood at the mouth of the buyer, seized him by the coat, and threw . ifinnlack amongst my own men, thinking that he wee a towlosoth as he had two epaulettes on. While they were taiangthiin to the rear, he cried oat that he ems the commander in chief of the English. He thought that : they were twine to maiseaere him, as there existed a s horrible order at that tinarfrom the coevention to Oise .theipietter to the linglitth. I ran tip and prevented the sol.liers front ill-treating him. He spoke very hid ...Neenah( and as 1 saw that he imagined they intended Aielitisitherisim, I did every skin, in my power to console ':.Linet mid pane direetionsthatAit waned olokahl be ides •Yeedlaiely dressr&and every attention paid to him. Ile larkerwaras begged of me to rite him a statement of lids) -iverthodeetw taken, in order that he might thew it'to tit • o -4riebeannesti a his jestidation."' . • • - • t. Those blockheads of deputies," continued be" wait• e,l to twirl; ated-mornythe UM* first : but I explained to them quilt szair very .strong, end Outwit should lose • men t -' - - lie - hist -'ay wool.' he to make ones is commanded the !sar i either he taken,' or t of the fleet, and es the English. per fire to the ships At* had come on, It, was Sydney Smith .heyis burst thew mall„ •• -was ,ito.,lloest ..,e Asciebk__ ../ u.......T , Ye. -tt"e" W ar lO tl X 14A ire l : l4ll W ,li.!. fuIeITIM •. .... 4 A 6 4 . ••r •r l'arTA ‘ ar .1 1-- 'rt. sa, '••-1 7 . 'U . : . L.,. i..'t 'F 0 4 1 .7. 1 4. 1 :4: 0 •Lin hitlititgn rotor.> . The gbayelqg lessee .from a Correspondent, men tions a curious histories/el feet, which is not g Ily . ii” doe Iteiseelya lime thelood.J. a• • heretofore: lent its voluntary aid to tEnglood is a Insets of Setae .fiest • liaelit Miley,litt t.. t t r ...N in sowool- •• , ‘ , ..T0 Mee 110117011. ii ,'w ; ' • • -414 4 -.17b0 betiteroleet-mod• hawse, Speller impressed IWod,aeted ppon. by.,the whole British Nation, deritog the'pleyere calamity with which it has pleased proyidened To tied tits, 'rah eerie be forgotten by the inhabitants of tl.!s island. The House of Commons not only eagerly 44atited'fliet *polies for onr relief, hat, when the sub. .wort.whs bromeltcbeiote them by the Minister of the .iduatgp.tisho f in hie eifitial otatiait, apprized them illsit t 9Fs • Fiet9 gaifib4 would move for a sun/ of money for .4 the v echef *Rd employment of the Irish peasantry, they ieramin4Osly called upon him to ,wore it that moment, Y• ellet lie liceotffligly did ; thereby evincing how deeply ' mot heirOfelrthey *ere impreseed with our su ffe rin go. Nor • will the exertions. of those of oar own country, amongst ar:un• other' our truly christian Archbishop of Tuam; aliapra.oirattan e who.hes an hereditary slain/ 'mon owe „trawled; N. P. t..eader, Esq.. and several others whom it ti. 41 4, he invidious to name, be easily effaced from our ..th.onory 7 • : • I'llitrpnmti to say that nearly 200 years ago, we gym. pat/thud, and as•far atone poor anti slender resoerees t'..l enable us, administered to the neceisities of our bees *Om his England, when they. as we, Were presort' doors Ly severe ofilictioes. This is a matter of record, and oes e tywed oo.loag ago as the year 1666, a year big with Ca lais/ilea lo the Engibilt N o tioe. _' .' !'flies the population of London was almost swept away lo ith theittague, sorb was the universal consternation and orilunayitatin ne person who could get out of London dogma remain init. The Court and Parliament fled so tthaoedaistavoiti its fatal contagion. Upon the partial Aessationpf thief 4readful vial tati oil, soother equally and sinfully deetroctive.to, the wealth and property of the 'Nation at Paige, and particularly to the citizens of Lon ' &Ai, immediatidyjilllowed, what is called in history Tan 3 thrtwr Fine bi Lthettoo, by which two-thirds of that if/amused opulent city was reduced to ashes, and the beaseleteicken citizens and their families were compelled .tikeeekfor i shllterin.tente t ia tbe open fields. At this e rips' of.universal dismay, threatened by th e great Vetcji:fleet,England being at war with that p eo pl e , th en ' the zenith of their power, the King pressed for money 'th victual and send out sleet to cope with the enemy.-r -•On tide tisy of trial aid suffering, such was tbegetteral --lioneotatikel iolreland for their fellow subjects in Eng daloci,tbet they celled a.tieneral Meeting of tbe Nation. • by Proeipcsa: on which occasion, they deplored and Nospatlitsed . in the situation of th e E ng li s h n a ti on; an d poor as th ey - wer'e,noblitesolved to contribute to their illitlifitiths, with the only wealth they then possessed.— ' Illiey presented a memorial to the then Lord Lieutenant, alareen%ag their incapability of giving money where -31114.11, to edmioister -assistance to the City of London. The dir obi aas e epity, ambrant of money tluoug hoot Ireland be. . i ng iiieq.noterioaaly known; but there bring somewhat In tt it:p4'w:er to Wei, ha wholly u se l ess t owar d s t h e 'li .41.1• felrdsig tied; they agieed,by euntrib uti one a Inongst 'telln elfteioN for give to Lord Aloe. and City of 1.6 n. idea, cis he dispoird 'of by thrift, to such partteular uses as they should judge most aolmottieet..tht. number of ( *NO Irish beasts, to, he delivered. Wijblopoeb lime, and t such lions as wen t named'. to such pert/one as should fekilpisintid to tetleter them t ail which sias tiOtio ac ettoingli-r. sod which wits it that iitnii ghost` weasoba. Ode etsf toll" Citi l roiLomlon, afidtabsf g &Wirt to the Atwood Parliament.. ~ . , . .-- • „ sa; live lie ,/.'lei oat: , .sip i _ many melh; !hit Ilm - hist way w 01.1.1 I ,90//41/11/.4tes*of. 14Pfurtt I% Idich comm bali. ass Ow ,gniiiel. would tithe 14 PO 'd bilf+l„l4prrpatest part of i • t7fPf:r., !lIT lal'ag; ro takes t and th. ,cntny etuispaut be the repair, upt 4.141 ,W. Phlin‘r thejitirit. .I f a iikreek' ,ii g m wothl at l tt beet all taken, ft,rai j . awl Aim, po.fire, am( be would,baoil ;Aptnlarde z bata behaved . trail. ~tt e.l, diirOce possible. • ~ tam I , ,sh. It 9: 0 1 . 1 .4;? "P1i." 1 . 7 0,f 4 J It , •,„ 4 L _, 1,,,t ri. SfaidriailtifooteiNatoifisl.ilieCoti4 isit r ioa pirsti, •at ejoetiftx' IflittoteWk-Tiir wsio seinabeiler of WC' lit, Aef oltu 'Ascot for the regulatiotooilhiW. .; beftwes:Jo 7 ' _ LANCASTER -ASSIZES. .Avti../7r: John • ArCerty. convicted of the.freisd• so tie *s eise 'at Liverpool in 1817, was side twesseinir Wen 0 0 sp tO melte' jsisssest la Abe Nisi Frio* Celia from the LOAD CHIC? JUSTUS. An, affidavit was ea is mitigation. Air. l'lrLuare add d the Cornet to the - same ef pot RN Lordship was swami from the evidisseei titotlispit whose ievenuity contrived and con ettnele the ntochisery by which the friud woo bees *open by the defeedest, hot bad bees sent to hart by no individual who was sow be fore the Court, The defendant was sow a barkeeps. and ball a family dependest epos him fur thee' 'sp oon. In this situation a pecuoiary onniihmeur *said be to him only an inteseisable imprisonment ., ' Hr would rather suffer to bis perms thoeoss destitute. The learned preatlemaa.- 'poke at sere length epos thew topics. with great feeling atelappo rent effect • • • Ale.ltatsta epolurikrOseition. , * The Loft o Cntei 3turetc• ailmitti4l that tbs. ebb- . Wynne, seemed to have been another's. not the de fendant's 'The offence, at the same' time, of which tbidefeadant was se dearly ionviericl. "was one (41 iftavenient and exteselee eritMfualiy. The len- . tette* ofthilCourt wit, that be shoold . hi 'lmprisoned , • • ,tor „" a. mo otos. , . , •••.• n • *nit foll.e46lle ° jeer Irish werrian, named Teeple, the widow iswelver who had lived ip the parish of liiabopsgate bente.ea nine and , year., summoned the overseers of that parish tot ,beldlig !e -rased to contribate tai her support. -, • ; The unfortunate applicant has two children who are , 'holly dependent upon her. She has no friends in Ireland : and oPon stating her rose an a former day to the LORD AlAvon, his Lordship gave her as mach as enabled her to set up a fruit-stall, soil at the sa©e time reeeiniti what he eonceieed to he an under standing from the parish officers of (Mehemet" that they would pay for her lodging, her VACS being one of a "toOre tegest natore than 'generally presents itself. The applicant for relirf hattlisirlittrly set to work fur -the support of her childies ilet,upoo waiting on the overseers for money to pa* for her led‘ing, she was told that there were no funds for seek an oc c asion. and she was sow afraid of being• timed into the streets, her landlord having -a chlleAleelost her to the amount of V., hey,hosband's list Vibes" having altogetbet arprived Arr;et;ibe ,po wer e(discbarging any part of the debt.... • .1.: Or: Yesterday tbe-overeeees, i• obedlgeste.eo the som eone of the Lord Mayer. attested. ale" his Lord.bip expreered - Ids surprise at bearing shef girder such cit can a reflood bad been givot toi"tho poor wo men. Ills 'Lordship added, thatlli f i;Wai *Rare of the power of the parfel l reser44;olo,44loU with re spect, to.theiriala poor. and at assee,he get .rid- of the trouble and tepees ofattendieg wood relieving the distress of persoss who were bore in feriae& but be ',Presented tbe'deptorable cerstionenees of eendl'eg over tb that meant a pooe weinan mid her ellildrtn, who, the moment tkerset foot i t: ',TN' would be in a land of straogees.,4na m0a14,4 Isis 40k,tur bread. The overseers aiNgei lbw Lord Aloyor that they were disposed to relieve the posinnenses. whims *hey , 'Somme*. ',preen t ed , le • imu . v.Ripabibe -grime erre rty IghterirdWde • half(h *hag% tPire'' set In this in statiesr'there would be blittdleicre'dkirplleations, the pirlet ocliisltnpsgati being 'Wit was called a casual and multitudes of thslow Irish being in the itabk of getting together in some woe it, and se q. ieg to.esta►hobs claim. They (t be overseers) bad meedoned tbe-gage of the applicartlrto thw work; liaise committee, Who porsessed enllndted t pewer in 'the .iffairs of thelfiliers; Sod who esamito'the reso. lotion to refuse, in. conilderapisin of the untnber of ap. Iplications from those who had undoubted claims. ThoLoao Mahon requested that the overseers (would again use their inhume with the commitwe to procure for the poor woman• tie amount of her lodg ing, two eblilings'ilkik 4red save beg from 1t.,. atlon. 1, The ovhseers promised:he expels 1311'"Lardithip's wish to the committee, bet bad not much exitectatlon 'lf sperm's. , ' The Logo Mayon, In allnding to the multitudes of moor Irish who were now in the metropolis,' said that 'lie had beard of. very censurable practice pursued in several parts of Ireland. Many of the poor fellows who came overio this country were induced to do' eta In consequence of seeing printed papers about tie streets, stating that Irish labourers would be paid Ss.: day for working in England. Besides the disep peintroent to whirl) the unfortunate eilventurers IWO I liable by this deception, a great deal of expeneelias Isco reed by passing them home. OUILDUALIft—AIIem Er. was yesterday brought up on a charge of felony. lite promettor E Wne. Leonard, a musician,. residing in Castimetreet, Clerkenwell, cost: menced his charge by atatisg that the prisoner ran swap! from bieron Monday morning last. Whit r' said Mr. Payne (the Magistrate's Cleric) ; who was examining him, she lived with yon as your wife?" • Yes," replied Leonard, " she 'raw, at several times." The prisoner hero interrupted by deolaring that she was his lawful wife, and he could notileny it. Leonard made no reply ; but, being pressca closely,upon, the sub ject by the Magistrate, reluctantly acknowledged the fact. He had been maltled ,tn ber sonic years bgo, at 1 Shoreditch Church, tie haticsively of 6ie children by ' I I her. ' _• '1 ... What do you bring her bevel. for :pow ?" said the ilagis.rats- - " For briakillli the "mar. as 4 01161 1 me, answered Leonard. " But you are married to ber,"said,bii. Payne; " and a wife 'cannot rob alusbanol."—ltufeed, Sir," slid Leo nanl, " she fiat robbed me several •times,' - and almost ruined me." H. then proceeded to state that, on his re mit from his last voyoge to lodic, In the Marquess of tVelliolgtua (he being a sailor as well AS a uonsieisn), he found kis wit'e in the llonse of Cotrection, imprisoned foc i a ruhbery,.uf which she bad been conyicted at the Old 'Wiley. , . lie took • her home again after the expira tail: bf per sentence; hid she bad metre tidies since sttipftehislodgings, rod Von away Trott hilt 1 this last eithd , sette , •rOblsed • hinti • like Moodily:the again set or end.. took with • her eassong other. thi ago, two olorionets 4(the,prioiipillastrumente, by altioh,,l4,o“*. lacing). sod he had seen nothing of her since, till he met her to,c siclonthily that morning, and gile./iefr . io.aust.ody. trirbu lo 1 'T *e'lllegistrate commiserated the Reny 'fellow's mis. Is ile, - and Vekretted hi. conl34i bottle ka to natio! lotto linetwonsid4red theititPiAt of a 4Pfefu the 'proper -4! of loteJamelmond to 9settoosaislooK. god ommos t sgsgly m n felony on her part if ash be ceransittederaithaeyeeannit, '/01 1 4AN, hatewordttotellill,ool nosierstand this l a w, ow c ou ld b e Ist.ltseattitfk rtalattelltr awe his wile hod violated thepAtriwunial vow. " to lave, honour and serve" hits, th . g 4111 ileciaratiot Ise made at the altar, " with all my worldly goods If th Illeaow." should he held so strictly that his wife inlet' rob him whenever abs thought proper. " I can't get my livelihood," said Ise., t' without my alarionetsl stair has pledged them . Grsn't,forre; Unmoor make bar giro up the duplicates?" Rot the duplicates etaniline in precisely the same situ. lion as the rest of the husband's property, the trate could not interfere, and the unfortunate musician was left to his own ingeauity to make the best of a bad I bargais. A man who hal hoen apprehended for brutally bent, frtg tied• hiteaking.the lege( his wife, was brought stp A.e eaantinalinn. It appeared that the plisoner had returned hubs'{ when drunk, beaten hi. wife without mercy. and biuken her Ire. She was, in consequence, confined . jo the hoopyal for three week., In p state of consider able pain and danger, sod the trob e and "roe sobered by an imprisonment of an eqoakAaritropi i W• s owait the event of her Illneso. Yesterday the poor creapore wade no exertion" to come to , the office to release her littolianl,and s crawleo ppon crutches, in great evident palo.„„ 'the husband au placed at the bar, stab the worthy )jtaaistrate asked the wife trjant *O4 te,eay against * him ? cob, -1r• The ife.--1 have nothiscito six .tenet him ; it , was all my fault. for. not buoiepriog him. . He is the best of hnobands whit. he is aisher,andi. l hopc he may be fir:charged. Tice. worthy Mighltrate.tolid lectuir, pf a very Oferetit nature to V!at in the : former cps, and be ex hulled the husband- 4 Ise grateful to. "to honour. protect, and cherish," his wife , foy th e t en d e rness and forbearance she had shown to him; for. had she 'chosen to proceed vindictively agitinet him, doobtleir his punishment would have been vsey,severe. Bo w-reit so.--,- yesterday 414 Allah Aur eole, a tilserable looking old wopaan. was brought be fore-Sir Itictisers charred with frawaloJently abtaining 17/., the property of Margaret Belcher. ,en old woman equally poor with herself, front the Navy Pay Office, at Somerset Dense. It appeared in evidence that a Beanies. named Juba Cos. who bad served many years in the navy, from whisk.** Was discharged with a pentioo, went on, a &swat. voyage in the merchant service, two osairusealeare. aget w ainal, before his departure, lie Wolof s child of ; hie le the care of Dire. Belcher, in wlposp holiejt ea allot reap,' ticket, authorising her JO Jectire 164:4 mouth of his pension fur its sapport. Site was ilteionn after Cub's departure, and. sire gasp , the tick s ea,pts ihe pit tance, who was to reAcive nnick• *441 to her. This sbe,Byd, isocooklyfocepme tnop 4i pa 4lpt one flay she recouped to bee s , aad.-winkapflaeltlellifto . of socrow, told her eke woad hisels ., l lo enPei 4 ' 144 1' for that Cox'. Meeker...had, 11044100 w 4. the pesal4a. - which claim else had eltaAlialgad e ta tinssatiaficsike of the *commissioners, an4p4 was 40 .tc 4 eifilji i0; 1 1‘ 4 1 1 CI; Believing this to ire .ttice. l 4o. Hatcher Palk 4 1 / 4 , jot -. qiiiry ; about lb . t matto!„ A fewdays apo,,horgetrjr.,lt was dil f .Vered , 1 11 4italb e 11, 01 , er. had Won no,-;ti mewares as deter Atiull by the ptioetter. and. thou, 41a hitter had for the last 18.oy l 9 months been sweeking the pension, and applying the money to her own sae. Tao ilecks from ,lint Navy ,Pay Office proved the pe.y.kmof the limbo to..the : Sir R. Blasts, after keirlog she evidence,. ecg presaed an opinion that the prisoner hod been liailty of no offence cognisable by him. Tbe'cripte / cluirged nirainot bevies, one natter a partieslsi'itatute,. and which was called "personation," hut' to his npininsa the evidence did net trupport that ebargi;inaniplich rte site appeared to be an aothorleed egret. lOW imps , to have falsely s represented herself to hi whit was not. She had undoubtedly been guilty of a very 'immoral act, but lie feired it asnosoted,-i* War, to no thing more than a simple debt.—The prtsokurwas eine charged. • , Oa Monday evening last, twitters nine as& ten o'clock, tbe chop of Mr. Richard Stow's. tailor, si llies at the corner of the Golden Cross Inn, Charing. cross, was broken open, and a great quantity of cloth and wearing apparel stolen therefrom. Application was made by Air. Statoa on Tuesday .moralag, at this office, and Avis, One of the Patrols, was employed to investigate the affair. Yesterday eveniag William Walker. a suspicious character, driver of. the Hack. nay. Coach. No. 1127, was taken into milady on sus picion of b e ing concerned in the robbery.—He was remanded. .• lIAT pr-oaanas.-..Yestorday a tall, opaciate4l, middlemged man, d d in a shabby suit of black; ) was bronchi up in the custody of an officer, charged bj Mr. Edward Scargill, of N. 44, Coppice-tov, Clerkenwell, jeweller, with forgery, under the follow. ing circumstances :—Mr. Scargill deposed that the prisoner came to his house about eight o'clock that morning, and presented him with the note now 'pro dared, purporting to be from !Curs. Runde% Bridge, Randal, of Ludgate-Mil, silversmith., ordering him to send eight handsome mourning Hop by the b . Witless was in the habit of serving Measis. %soden and Bridge with articles of jewellery, and vitas well it qualeted with their writing. Finding that the note produced by the prisoner was in a different band writing, be suspected it to be a forgery, and having learned that other tradesmen had been &crowded by man answeling the description of the ptlsoner, by mean, of forged orders, he sent for an officer, and bad the prisoner taken into custody. • Mr. Bridge, of the firm of Messrs. Ratidoll awed Bridge, deposed that he know nothing et tbetrioser, and the tuition order was a forgery. , v • Mazy other charges of a alight oatammPlheinr• at; pected to be brought *Oast him, he triwooiusalttei for farther "lamination. QUREN.SQVAlle.—Yesterday. lienj tmin Goddard, i private• of the ad baitalloo of Coldstream Guards, charged Wood and Benjamin Bripisidisray hrith grossly insulting him while trn hie pest. • stated, that yesterday mornim7. *boot a qtnettri before one oselock.. while deb. tlu'y al sentinel ailObilehall, he was areosted•by the prisoners. - Broad.", called out cif hit eonsoitsion, ttt here's the soldier. •1“°•••-ir.- - ," lie immediately asked the cause of saeli 4 lllollreiolted insolence? Wood sow cane sp c1..0e to his beiriiming most opprobrious langaage, saying he did:out etre • oar **lion • Ho rrepsesord of: o, br.caoSer stc) *1104161S alk• Seyjesei of the Bond, mks elm* afua.+rtvedgsd uuk lh tattooers istoltishatiyeeto 11u rr, Armstrong, 3,erjoi k at- o f th t llamattlg I. stated the, !ring senmfo r by ies•t . hm i . 4...... A _ 1::;;e4I file a o n f a su al l: n r . o of ; P e a r i so re n j a c i n o l I t h e ili tet,, :nd : Fl i te : p l74jel. Wood in complainant'. boz, condlicting hito r s i elf i in the most riotous ',metier. He. took him la self it and convoyed him to the guard room. Breadmair-- the commencement of the affair, bode! cara ts % 4 1 contrition for the part he took in the bnsimt.s, p a , allowed to go, 04 promising lo atk ad at this Ac t i s the morning. _. . . . The prisoner, 'lnd"; lila!'" jOlemee, padded !ve t t iiiiell et the'tinSir sad Alt 'hews net Ansciel 114144:41t1rIngth ' e i*anner eVri'lpfained or" .i efiephitreal eiid. '4#t the words lie"mttetetw"re as "giticilid, that it Was .not his intention iblosslt 1, 1.0011110'n! ; that he b a d ma d e an ipolitiy at i t, prevail i time fur so acting. an d a f terwar d s endeivo thet , p!evail on his compaoi oa W oo d to qu i etly go uh f indfli him. hut without h a vin g . the deeirid er ect. 8 The worthy Magistratt;(Mr. Pt avwestoap) sail ti,„ ikl,4"ist daily complaints of this nature eateesp. iv.. ! ' 'via, ordered to find ball to &ewer the complaint et !l e Sessions. Broadway was discharged with Iberi a . N . priusand. Wonsutr-ernes*.—Yes'erday b young gi r d pp ht'onght before R. Draw., Esq., fur robbing Kok.. Finton of thirty sovereigns and 31.1 e silver, es ild nesday forenoon, la Wentwurthmtreet. It appeared, from the evidence Of Flatus (a farm', residing at Ilford) that lad cisme, samosa!, to Spin , . fieldonmeket, that sonrnltig. whit hi ?volved teem& fire Sovereigns of"eini Merit ng, a Salesenan, fee Ist ,' . toss; that he left hideicks theid." . and went o, S W % nes, to other plates. • Tniniltee§Opel eiii fi d e w i t r e p t ese la: h i public-hoes., and bad a pint Jr r; and the, h paid for it he panel oat hi s pori view the thirty oevereligas it contained." The prise. and another female were present, and most hare Wes the gold, and *hen the proseentar went oat ther ft'.. Vowed hlm,'sol ptetended to plarirlib plm. Asti?' tarried into illeotsvortlretreet, aid "care near Oran. yard. the farmer found blii ardsi'lfinioned by a ant \.Kidded, whe'said,` id a roughing' way, to the git! , , "What do yon wait 'with the — Mao?'" At the arm , tune; the prisoner and her companion &stetted am bi-, bile*, aod instantly thrust theft' basds iota his pocitets, and took away Isis tuoiei; *ilk which th r fled to oat of those 'laces its ticifge?yerd so sera Ur tire reception of thieves. boleti WI firmer col eitrlcate himself &snit qua' gliiiK7 - 1 44, sale cat:. federete. Infdroiation WIS given to Rates: li parish elfin% ho knew the idolise r l by tile desert tine of ter !pi?. Sin, ited" ihe was taken into castir; "illseleiss, and tharetber fetuald' r atiellie knows !a bir osiers. , ~..,., ..- CI ~.t 1 ... , ,; • . ' 1 VII) ! oillllllft Mi l iiikietiiegir • ILliter eissiiii• it'fii'tti•unotartli: • ''u-. 7.. , .•, :•( ! a .• •'ilisrlelibliatiper, 'efaegetliti'Ul liiiiiegt to the*? iiiii'llf SetAke,'was brilogltl' to iliie ° obit, For th tie of (alder tie weal 'l4fit, *ltitior.l4 Ms bitil pativ4d back to the place vrhUbtoiliintrniiid. DPl*' being requi7ed to tile, thi Oitts.;lt positiri'y s'efilieti to do eb, end iddittid plait` sent Ida 6 !edited he weed Moose back *gala immediately,* his fattier and mother were both !Aided iii this cll. try. Hs was asked if he bad *:wife or chitdres ? ?a said dist he once had, bat ' 'Were dope E I.tpoir beittettedia . . Is 'he sent re• a tpdt'lloil aril*** bias !Ms be !An us Plisoff lot tibiteliipt f it':' ' ieedillim the poo": •Oteirlsised lilinsellhpiile! M i i reald precast him Wink nest leitelatifi, '.":- 4 „' ' t i • s i,. 1 10 14 ' 15 :14 iitsWil.,—Tepattote 'Per. Tlio etas fldiA ClesgyMatt. serving , aserwlekenhaim, ass bromght - befothliadiiiigletrotes.'apadfearrant rh;q• Jig lain with iiipptittlig admtallill,ond batter:: m the perefo'dJitliirsllll'," the he. of a sailiagd? •A. Silts staid at 44ersea Defendant was Mdo Idbi l of iiiploilliglili boil eoillaiself and fami! is 'Mike sfiiiii . tiptiltt '44.iiiiiiitssi; that be get iota he (Sill's" 4..1e, .aiid he simuld not Obtain paymeat ; is at last he inece•iii . to getffng it by installment,. iII ' Seliftedy'll'thlt difeidlot again engaged his 6m, and with is 'se ti lo board. The beat vie uode,r wai t lail'evis a id ' 'So t ra the sails risk. it thought Ite'licildreasi" le to enable Moo to e.e 'la: is greater ease.` "thi bli:elitempting to tone the incisor, the Its,. Defendant came up to him lima tile! ' bias not'to do so. He insisted, however, ere throwing it out, and the defendant said, " If yes d.., you shall go after it," . He (Fitness) still persisted is throwing oat the aichO i lid the defendant up ri'i his fist and knOcked Oa rfose'tif his front teeth ('bid Witness produeatr 'fro..lila pocket. carefully wrsrp , 4 in a piece of • gapti)•' Old cut his lips. He sls. , CO cooraged LI. ses4aat le /all oo the witness. J. Sills, ins.; nee of last witness. sworn, sell ths, the defendant, previeits to hi, assent:in; his frier, aaid.to him, ei I will knock you over if you throe ant the anchor," ascribes pot himself in a hosing posit! '"? and struck his father in the month. His [agar gate no provocation whatever. 4 , bhai‘itt 'l l is .u s oe li n la p g ro is y t e r d ate oil sa ti ld th: h a a n t d a the a d e :f ar ead easo ut e mie t t o ssa i els 4 The defendant said that there was not a clew rat to o uts a m ifi a i de avi o t ut tim agai th o e st me h v i e m r t st a r n u d ek be tb sn e m s sr:tidal all, b., weedy pet his fist is his face, sad be insisted opt his servant beim; crammed. Sills and the officer who d the warrant, staid that the defendant had seat his servant out of iis way early that morning to p t his being or wined. The Magistrate' said that he should send the cue to the Sessions, for it was emideat the tnan's teeth could not have been knocked mat without he ha. te• ceivsd a blow, and oce of some eonriderable fora The aefenfikot thee showed his hand, the back 01 whiek appiterpsl obi lacerated by the teeth of t4l plaintic., . ~ ,T r eh p e r i le „iiiro gistrat int e p s t e eo lel fs tli o a f t u t i h se e t ot ru ar th ks o o f n a t e h i e e l: s tis i l l . don, an wired ,Iti defendant' to find bail, "Zt "' it / 41°11 7/ 4 P? ,ttiteoll.. he On castody of the stmx till Lis bail arrf TO • . ..--,•-".• ' • ' ; ; ';L AHED. Opt the Stith isett.t,; Weo aged 1, 140iNm i Esq. leteprptkeOltinpart uptiOt. James' s-2= 1141064 MINA hill • Paillibiare" l " . 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