The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-07-22 00:00:00

,`F ~:.'! A • •, • •• 1 • 11•111.114% k - 1 thaVl. _ VigoSe command itUtheijuttior Lieet ,-i 17,0001. upon Mr,, Diginholes,"aptate. 7 Mr. ... Mr.• C. Smith. We sailed from Rio Janeiro on ; ikr,.! 8: it did:not beCtist i l b t: to iie saii.lingnage, Stinelay, 7th- of last March, under convoy •...of his fas It depended upon_ bat et thilittitceould ever Majcz.ty's ship Bosoms in company with the zsresis: e ve show his Übe re the World. UtStiti (Nis Mr. B. Mn Parish, Parr, Jack Tar, Levant, Resel.Char•'.lige op'in a great passion, and gate 'Mr.'iligure a lame, mud two ,other merchantmen. .0n the 3d dapri obit violent blew over the face whiols,ce‘ his eye, we lost convoy and continued the rest of the voyagaa wyns •-a obli ge d hi m to weer a. s h a d e f or ,, ipplti . Ogee alone',. and passed to the Eastward•of Trinidad,. hid lespet h e . lat. 21 . E. lls at. 28 - 69 ' *ln which time fin "EC - 'No contradiction being glvesito this nitilifiellits the day of our capture by the Fox American privaleerZryer y foand the Defeatist; • Gatity:'.' `"."'" • ' Captaiu Handy, on the 12 of June, o ff Cape'Clesr , I r ' . __, . wesew'no - land, having contrary winds almost the i IMLLIVII. V. it g allAPlDEl.l* . • time. .As our ship only mounted four six-1 This action wesiwintght on two Mlle of &charms ! . e Now. _ A .. " • -are few . hands arrain.. •L- -err ; ; The band-writing of Ifte &forest parties teiliebßl poutudert, :luta ....... . , s . ....AA: Iftwe ~, . . .... .. superior fosse of this preretegfr., who mounted 16 . bei j giFr n 0014 ' ''. -.- guns, 12 pounders, and a-most uncommon long i Se our wits alled,a , ika he swore that. he took the ILI gun on a swivel in the centre of the vessel elevated ._ . , part of-thed•finsee :, I tie the shop of Plain-, eight feet above the deck, whose destructive and , tins i a rild refiner to get it discounted; and asked, Mr. Evans to discount. it, . by giving him part gold certain fire ; wound alone have destroyed every one on board us, so that it would have been madness ' and part money. Mr. E . tang transacted all the buii to resist them. ' ness of the Plaintiff. Mr. Eviits said he did not 1 Id IViieli we struck, the Fox sent their boats and like the names on the bill ; but it • 'Within 'con get it dell to cran took,ua ail en . board; and when they heard of our ,: the name of Mrs. M' - , he would dm* distressed situation, owing to our uncommon long i count it. Witness got her name, and Evans did passage of more than 14 weeks,;wkich is eig iscount supply ht mortii- discount it, giving rutin money, att which he only than the usual time, they gave as a plentif ul charged the legal d , . and the rest in gold, at I of refreshments, and did every thing in their power Qs. per ounce more than it would be sold for 'in to render our inconvenient situation on board them, I money. The usual custom was to sell gold for Is. as comfortable as grcunistanees 'would permit.. In . an ounce more if paid for in bills than if 'paid for its i conversation with these people, they discoveredthe cash. mast friendly sentiments towards the British Empire, I Mr. Toreiwa objected,that what Evans did could deplored the necessity of the present unnatural war, not be evidence against Plaintiff. cud compared it to a war of Father against Son, and Lord ELLesusoaet i fau held that t was admis, , sibli; all unanimously wished for Peace; and assured us as Plaintiff derived his title through . Evaniyaa P was the sinewy desire of the generality of the Plaintiff might produce evidence te•rehtit that pre- Americans. -,::.,. :• . gumption. They showed tie :printed instructions from their The witness then swore that the Otter bill wax Government,relltdring•thens to treat their prisoners , discounted in the same manner, and that he asked' with humanity, and to aspect Pirate property; and for one-half in gold and one WOW cash. by their conduct to soften the ealtunities of war as . Lord Ez.r.xxsoaouou said, licit had the goldheen . much as pomible. We experiended this treatment obtruded, he should have strictly required that it from them ; but I asked then bow they reconciled wasilven at the cash price; but the witness had this with taking our unall„coestitig vessels and •de- I asked for the gold, and his Lordship was not pre stros ing thew, and -alsb their geode of destroy./ pared to t that if there was it difference made be.., iog letters end seizing all bills of exchange ' , which I tweeT l 2 - ta priee and bill puce, that 'such differ. could, he of no use to them, and was 4 0 jog almost I ence was usurious; it !mild teed a vast number 'd serious injury to many inuocent people., They ie. tranuctidas..:. : . plied that they deprecated this mode at anthing-leir, - Verdict le file Plaitifff. hut *ley showed me a -newspaper, In which they 1 ~: .. ~ . HUE r. wets. made .me observe, that one. of our sloopedeitroyed , aplisr' M Was brought to recover back 501 . the fifteen . of 'their coast er s' hi one' day, and 'thee they pate Orei.horse sold by' Defendgnt to Plaintiff, -and only acted. in .retaliatioo. ' Reinecting flatters sad' warranted mead ; it being alleged by Plaintiff, that, - bills they ackuowledited.l.!9l) xigAt,_ and ,promiled at the time of sale, the horse was a realtie s , To never to destroy any more; and as a proof of their prove this,- . she follow i ng witnesses were eatie so_. ,sincerity, they gave ase Op what letters and bills they Jbha• Deign purchased the hone at- Mason's had, to be restored to the oviners free of -expestat.--, tables•for the Plaintiff from the servant of Defend- The letters are three or four of no consequence, and ant;' he required and got a warranty ;• he did not the Mir are doted Newfoundland, and 'amount to strike the horse in order to ascertain whether he was 16131. o hi, particulars of which I shall advertise on a roarer, nor was there any person iu company with say arrival in London, that the owners may send for him i..: at the time.. ~ . .. . • • the same, if they have not already received the se- William Higgens, coachman to Plaintiff, took the rands or thirds. horse from Hobson's stables to his master's 'house, The child slay after we were on board, they 27 miles from Lon ien : led him at a very gentle brought to the first vessel that came •in sight, which rate ; discovered that he was a roarer on the jour. proved to be t' Peggy, Captain Duncan, laden ney ; 4iis master's stable was a very good one, rather n ith coals, for Limerick, and, as usual, immediately ' hot, and the horse was clothed all the time. His alas prcpared to destroy her; but Lieutenant F. who was , ter kept the horse above three weeks. also a passenger on board the hope, persuaded the i H. Fosbrook was ostler at Hobson's stables ; re-i eaptaiti of the Privateer to spare this vessel for us to collected the horse ; it was brought out to be shown ' talid, and gave his bill for 3501. as a ransom for the i to Mr. Grub, who tried him ; said he was a roarer same; etc which, after acknowledging ourselves pri- i and desired him to be put up, for he would have ho s:lrian' and our promising not to give information . t hi ng to d o w i t h hi m . Th e h ors e was not then under for 1.1 Jays, we were permitted to go on board the ' the care of witness. A horse who is a roarer, is same, with the Peggy's crew, cargo, &c. untouched, not as capable of doing his work as if he had not except a slight damage, which she suffered in P re ' such complaint: be never knew a horse cured of the ;ming to burn her. They delivered us all our bag- complaint. The horse was at present under his care, gage, and wive us a plentiful supply of provisions, and was a roarer. and repaired the mit•chief done to our rigging, and Grub swore to the same effect as•the former heartily wished us safe on shores ' ' We reached the Shannon the nest-day, and landed at Limerick the morning after, 15th JwastOshen Captain Duncan, so far from keeping his promise, refused to give up the ship, and made Abe whole transaction public, which last must have happened from the manner of oar landing, so this part of our promise could not be fulfilled ; but agreeable to the desire if ow-captors, I make.tireteltberat treatment now public, and •hope, as they expressed, thai it 'nay tend to soften all auhnosity between the two countries. witness. J. Harrison, a veterinary surgeon, had seen the horse on the 12th of July, and yeelerday ; the horse was a roarer ; it was a complaint of the windpipe, and sometimes affected the lungs: Dever knew it cored. If a 'roarer was worked hard in hot weather;' he would swoon ; the horse might have had the com plaint a log time; be did not think hecouldita* got it in the space of time he was in the pessessionof the Plaintiff ; le did not say it was impossible, but he had never lnownof art instance, although he had heard of such an instance from Mr. Coleman. • Mr. Nea telied 'much on the CUB" of Bassett v. 2 Camp. 523, as deciding that. - roaring wu Ref nectesearny unsoundness. •Lord Ect.iweottooett said, thit any infirmity of Isesly, which rendered the horse less valuable, was FI unsoundness. • 4 . 141 r. PAsx thin' called the following witnesses. to ,establish the sobadaess of the horse at the-time of I am Sir, your bumble Servant, Hibernian Hotel. CHARLES MANLEY. of LoN' hiS.Report td-inorrow. • .lifinefiti which arresting the itialady the 'coati& just re= this Is ball T. Dodfield, coachman to Defendant, was present oe' mankind:llo August, N. 1812; when bis master purchased the !-that utinti"Of horse at Aldridge's 'Repository. They said the i have hithertlii Wee was sound, but would not be warranted, as it infelfuin of the plague: Avis sold by an executor :--he worked the horse In remitted bplVitysi- the coach and gig, and In the saddle :r—tteror sue , • pected that the horse was a roarer, or in the . least. tturday morning, ±Lttspsonnd master parted whit the horse, be rick-yard, near safitiohe was not a good match -to his other honey' destroyed one tllla#e bad . got back a horse which he had sent to t* by .the Viterinary•College. Dobin tried the horse In coital _,a( the flames Pfloy with Grub*:--took the horse by the bridle, WI took fire from its beat him with a stick, •to try ifhe was a rosier ; atid sii wee k s , and witness asking why he did it, as the hdrse was war ' S een partially rapted sound, Grub said he was right du doing soi as ' • k often saved a great deal of trouble.. ~~k I s . ~' - • „ Y .I*theu!arit Ur. h Shillesliww•WwW,ef the stalso. 1 • • 14E4 V it i.c.ao ao wpm said, Ilse ; Mt mail.° for the. Jer i eonsidei the Aerie was , saltiest ilk time d - 1110 . lod cit ed' s habitat he'in aide lrf • him, id' tfli Opt niciti'd'aisother Jlidkei• they only Kett d that if the Tanagers's only disagreeable, it wosild mot tonstit t ote arosnsandneis : bet, if roaring was ettensted with *9 inflammation, wasa disease. Utjaought the evidencs right bare been given honestly ''On both sides. • If ihe disease wits in an incipient state at tiVitinie of Vie ale, it Vroirch . ot the inirranty, aidi the. whs . Wainer! to' recover. Nit Lordship then remarked as Itheesidence of the dilferentwitnesses. The Jar'', after considerable delay, roand,q. diet foi Defendant. , 0 LOISIMENT, I JeLY 2 . ! ~ 4 407 li edk c i p;:,# • .4 William Griiiiiew:sgeil-IS, stood' Indicted for • steeling divers carpeetete!oemera, -the property of.' William More apd .lidmund Bu i rgcse..- • - ;. It erpraied %km, carpeVerslver,it w0.1tjp . , 1 1,, house' in Piccadilly a. and daring theti"bsence p ' t dtm. ner; the Priseneri who is litewisiii'dipedidr • in= tered the hbost,:ind-Ofociletred lb 'carry ail' , the whole of the tools. . A labeww3r im*rd the muthrgisf the toots ) : asi . manioc., d•wh...steirs, found, the wi t Prisoner, carrying, tress ,a y s .;attd..lay int, heldAf him, received a sprerestro e from e Owe of which the depreciator 'twain ii Waist. ' • The Priscieer wit' deaf end . dikinli,' skid` viletie evidence of the %vitae:hes' wis Crimmtinitated to Ali ' by the interpreteri•ho acknowledged the handling of the tools, but denied that he4ed -intended " ---' 4 . oens.-- F Guilty. _ ..: .Eli. -abeih ken $4 . itood indicted; for ,iiealin, too gown, and a child'i hit; ifie pilOffty . 4 drainter. They PrisoYteritid . beeti`employed Prosticettix to wash stekeelothes, end toot thit phitenity of pledtint.the articles meritioned , iml indictment. The-Prisoner said. the frrquently-pe ed articles at the request of the Pros ecutiii, and' pled* the gown and hat, Rnowent_ to her direc-, tions.-L.I.Vot (leafy. ' • • ' I Eliiabeth tV7tite stood in erst4ml for stealing a . mug: La counterpane, and two guilts, the property of Wit-- liam Wilson .. . It appeared that,the Origotter bad entered into yr. Wilson's house ptisily t ot kairing bundled up these articles was march'*y with them under her arm, when she Igo slopped by Mrs. Wilson.— ' Guilty. ' • 'Villages Mitchell stood indicted on suspicion of having stolen a pair of boots, the property of Benja ' min Hanson. . An old,patrole happening to meet with the Prison er perambulating the streets, about midnight, with a bag which contained one pair of boots, two pounds of fresh butter unpressed 'froiii the churn, a• couple of cabbages, two pounds of beef r two pounds of mut ton spine bacon, some cheese, and• some dripping, s wh' lie mid he had a recelvesk trion his wife, who 01 ' liv 'with Mr Inglis in sow r ho was the i • • . •., 9 , 9 : • aim of the Prosecutor.— or - , ,s o' ock t young man, called 141 d at eAsaley's-bridge, near Not of Bridge.street, ilmost lifeless , house adjoining, conveyed him medical aid `wo young %fete by W. of ,the i cleces Inquest by G. mn, when walking , was last and twelve Pitrick•gogeis 2. a publican , who described tieing tipilei, hut nat'arill incapable - of of himself. ' • Sir G. Atkinson .and Dr. Thompson the body: the left temple and the . shoulder % wort mach blackened, seemingl fietn't stick; bat the marks were not wartont.theit deposing that his death was . 13th inst. by the blows. James Dickey deposed, that he lodges Valentine's Whit . keeps a lodging-boase street,..l4deara • that between the boom and miewOctoEowToesday morning,-' by* ndise at the door_... as Wait had beets aidolie; thit Hogh -sot, to lend* who aloptiln anothee bed in the rase Andbiwied to hit Siftettd opeh the which wirtno/Fed'ohlhe othertide t ' which did ; - Mißlatiwtheni*ent to the itreetdoOr • id oat;-and'exeleimed %vierh great oith t was .lone shuicilog.lolhe'ttrivet ; after lii ~cIL the sifts boc' away. . . a Monday eveningelist,. as the Prosecutor was passinkliat iton-rope, be was again accosleti- by the Prisoner, whom Ite isfmnAsmallocLet Assi, 11U theVrlsouss mmdidad hi'. Of fie. eirmenstaotte. of theft-sleeting w mould -privinus. Ad man was is company Fitt! the Prisoner, wile dot hooertore the Prisons:es father, a nd that the Vasa:Der w as a a v ery bad young mais,. Whom he wished to send to sea, soliciting Sho t Bro. secutor's assistance for that pirpose, aa4.re4neflinff =lra might go and take a - bottle of wine toge*.s... 'Me '0 excused himself, by saying be tilts In great baste, _tti pro to meet them again at the CumberlaW Wolin: in ilifOrd-utter' kt eleveos'eloc yesterday morning. After parting With.thein k t ' 'the Prosecutor reflected that he was doing wrong In beell)nEep intereoterer, and applied to the o:fke fir advire, wberChirt k t ee, directvd r Adkius, she Officer, to attead the ProsetittOr a{ r F. meeting yesterday, who wrist' prepared with "ii marked 10L ante telpitito the Prisoner. - The hitter accordlaitty witend&L. with his f..r , or pretended father, at the 'appointed time aid place. W Wns'accompattied the Prosecutor, billet in the pal lour as an indifferent penal'. The flutter stated le dig trosecti ' tor that he, wished for his interest to send his JOU to WIN The Pro ; setetbr repliedi . he cu oat amistlim in Hat' rapier: but in , additipn to the VOL bckad given him,lie tbought be, ye* muster 1111. More, whirl' be thought wheel bear hid expedeslo Liver; pool: The tattler at this. °barged; if be gave mew it most be his.own voluntary act, it being suppose* he know Adkins : ;ha then irft Ila rotten. - n't . ,Tbeepoutur than gave charge of t/ipPrisomer to stAklat, 8/therein who extorted VOL &oil him. ,' Ile Mai conveyed to 6 tkerllee,. when be refused so .11.1sInwe his' father was to be geoid. —The Prisune;wafullytmranitied for trial, •At the • tints of the . murder of Mr. Steele. on l'lnt9sldle H,aath , in December 11144, a man of very bed repetetion •resided ; le Hounslow, from .4iiiespp he Immeiliately apemen's. aisscomled, and km Dm, . . been Viard of till he was ipprehended for saw efeif. log in o*coaritty,. .114 lilb . tien . iccortlinay . atirt down to Hounsfost with tiro constable's' to . te laeb:: L im ) its thi taident link iii ihe' tin*. ' - : • • A • hour the' trobbling. tiiiit dounV w 4 a iim, _ tfibt nine aird'sattl4.. , " surely . whature give hiti' Self and• Davis) could nottill him?" - Yoseph Frizzle vothitrymarT ' sleeping in the inae ',0601 with Danis inThristlin . Valenlitiais, deposed; that ' tenoiseirat the-door, and that %Pekin Meat Itut le the manner that. Didfey r 'they returned in better than half 'an bk. *liked them did you see the best ? they hid, slid that if was Tone; with the lateen asked, did you strike him? IL r aistrered ' that be struck %la on the side and give him two or three blows with added, we have given him. ac much as him trottbling. us .again t his night; ‘igain 'tell -his sister, that if-she 'puribiw's in the morning, "and lit** liPinitTone t . he would neversleep.asetbez.night thelsoaie. boy about fourteen next stated, sent into Lisburn on anerrand about' on Monday night; that as he went:up he saw a man beating another man ' • a came down again, he saw two men beating he knew.unne.of them, however, bei but said that tile one the others were i dirk -.grey Coati eit ; and being shown ilsomaed,. he said• to the best of his ' .the ceettbe manitad on. This boy as he knew done of the pirties. A man of the name of Murray, liattingTone in the street ;• said' he face, awl* piece of, broken fir-stick bite:l• . • .110kresideoge ,hers clase4, ,lad the after brgeght in a verili4 AR( Wi(ful ' ugh belpin a 4 Fraapis Pavia 'coral ngfi ainflotr ea' Iltertiday alter pen& "Beth Mißlain 'arid. befit are Protest°, Ceftwer observed. that he was thst nothing had appeared in the ix minatiln, that cony' lead ts3rn *uppoin 'affair was prztutionellkyisTty s't)sl. - Chron.) • • mikittErs, Op Toroday last, at Ilf.Si;iniisblistre.s. of Lincoln's tan-fields, to Anni e accoutdangstee Het. Castle:street. Soitthwaik. en Tuesday last, at Lordington, by the Rev. . 1 the Rev. Thomas Bedford, A. M. of nurses, Jae&i the+flon. Radium st.. John, youngest augbiet sachwp Lord St. Juba, of !Wawa and Wend, DinA.lll:.P. • .1 • DIED. • •bn die I9th inst. Mr. E: Magas. • /pungent 'on of the iale Rqr. J. Moron, Breconshire. Tuesday hot, at Rotherhithe, Richard third son get Mr. John Rill, merchant, aged retiCOIA.DIALAALM of . GI, esteemed in the klast and West Indies, lasignentinfthe Nervous System; and acting. ratkve in dekilitoted,Constitutions, arising. (Sum paints contracted in hot Climates. The cold Perm are *brined and steadied.; the • Velar 4lrsh, rendered firm the muscle+ inv' ealicinied basbicoveied with Bias flesh i and , , _ te i s re / 11;0611rd. *eh a , have the cart and education of fempleu, lint well at the setioatary pntt of the community, **boot the Cordial Balsa pf Gilead, which's ►the.heall, invigorates the mind, improvestlui v. Steps the -Imagination t revives and enhelineri droopiogspirkts,. promnto.dieesti , m t and braces Thts !Medicine, b sold in Botilef, price lir :One Enosily,Bottle, fotss36.4ky wmch the 'ls. Bottle; by All the Medicine V.mders dom. • . To prevent Counterfeits, nb'erve pal-fielded , ' l4 'Snail. Solomon, Litterponl,"' WC printed • t • As Dr. Sislottism's pructice is now ht extensive, that his curislnnt engagements require pOrtiost sf his time Mal attendatioe, he expect". b letter, thtteuiti compliment of 4.otie el , And should, rust safety, be tints th lAN?, Uf. SolrimOn, Gilead. Masse, matt eipr .)$ Kiatedicd emblisha. IV 1 1 -• • kriamtv Umcs.lll. ilteurreeti ..: Illasalik....."."1211111111110"." „,. . - a ih:, ~44 s agrAlf.*:L/Diefidileiric...z- .. . .• • :•.•, r., k.- , . d Simi* hsa 1 ' ''''* - " adWatdif4ll oftener.odo dip Il i ersei l "hrpyia.thpililit.iiitaAillfiCt4re..: 1 . • . .• • .a.a..480...-e.. .. • . • $.0 1 4'. 4 * .? •• * -rril l " — • • .' -- •• . s • A A 'r•"011■ 11 .-.. •.1 .AVU.St ~; :... 4. o -••• .. •'• : • - • . 50un..., r. ,, t a . ,r• al it . : . .1. Od.Toesday'snorning; the 'l • .f . u.v i., lt . , ~ f F 1 ,x, ,G, . t ipcy., : 1111 ea, ~,,•,. Thomas "Nr e ,r i l! at A. 4 ea, a our of "fov.e'cleck t a young liref' ." • , Tho following letter vnis addressed. to the FAlitbr 't of the greeinen's ii:ouirnoi.,,;:dated 1)eAlt0i; 94 , i}ky.,,, OA' ~., , ,••, • I V YQI..aF.SIAI.D!I • 4 34 I•- • • •• stitdei,'where lone - lad beStHer ridi tied% one l an ii;ird a t o nitervb in.l . i..- . . - • • • .. ' .. - , t' -..• T 4: 4 T U ANN I IP 4- e4q""Pe- '. . • after Dwlendb•WiNifellakkl K' hid eaa'o6''ieen e e as found lying at the foot of I '.' '' '''''' .' ' 4 `? ' ''' "*. 1 - • ' tia ' fert, t, for - sympatims of asides* sit theheree' % • •"! r* -'z'''' '. O -.li‘t,.—ln conse9uence oL ok e A erg, . Ito: .. : etfijs s. z i a:ii a to lt; v iyit n o! in4t ii t e pi g , L i ~ ju n ia 6e. I D. itichardsoo.ast, t;:e. taare of: iha - 4tana at nab. tw in is edi i a n te a ll se t n a se ke le n sl n a t n o d a a h lm ou o s s e t never saw an_ysymip.tnes 4 rea,iiegirOPt 1 0' Sent tobis friends who convey gr*ll iS ill Pul e r Pl ail Per . n. 6Yfillie rr il ibill ll eit "W'afirt•'• an 44 tagteilithOWn'Tii tiiitits;.nr London 1 . son's; __ , w0 14 7:15 1 . -- ;ra bli , sso i L - mi se ng i ' . )4 :, t il f °l 47l3 . ;:tat. -. ":4 0 P- .- 4 4 - X"... • my; 'a4 ivnineiir /ntiiitiffits vbeittrelatter hid' talely 'had . did recollect Pris§:iliairl ug ,t,b . s - hipsfe e ,..o ,PP( . P, he iberlif:eiter e'sPired, omit v•• 47, .Al jenny •tw.lll3lner.islaa aalt alga"' to mY i the! i nisfortiniv:tabssome‘lbeskroirt,''enitifi. •1%. , for he was a reirer. ' .. ,__, . araifitoic. The setae evenini . te on 51 orrotrymes,: tq g i v. b,15. 0 4 "k m* , a bd rirf !.gurss•was a couilderebla oildltor. spots %hit estate. 1 "Pine/sloe Cortinan had seen 'the fithr - Ibil mutts- c i s t a w s : Eta Thigh migiarn, Perfaile'' the black-hole of Lisburn, curnwantial account ogh;htl. same; eliiiiisSnir. : fait'S4 On the 130 pr Attest Um, they met ,at.ibil .SOP- ing, ao& net Were: e bhlld'w6idd" how' .. . %masts Billing tato suchAlisiada ra.Y ,aftealsnieneflcitur's under : 97s coriptssioa. Mr. . 1loglal!ole was : that he Wil a rebel: • :•Tbi shone aught 'lmre got the ' E sq . rtharged with the miirde r a Ll-fraptnient.from son ta‘PPoseslingrititallek,. ...• it) ~ there firit, and when Mt. Wgpis came . into the . disaaaelo., she th t w i theti.he I ran is : pisasessioe of Tticifoise,. APO*" . Ego Indiarnam, , was bikers 1 Tno T n i; M r . flagillfiele•Sird flu ' we kod sily de lonter, ' Flaintiff, If the hem ..be the complaint at i the O n 'w e d naa d a y' a c oroner ' s ‘l -i i Tone. ' • .- I.t•it.Tel)ruary ? bi, lat. 4- South ,. * lig miiist r pOsi :Rich efelickelehatelkif; he .wenitlictit - itey In ! tithe if pile, it 'alit "Iriii lecreaalfLaVY, ralOtilb, the body ; of' the ' deceased, li 4 iP J 6 1604Pal ;gad: curie& as a • prize. into itila 6).1 Mt egeipenys. TO tIM' be added 'ettierefrrehrious , other i ii no i?otilmi dead hail) !)01,1„ - ce.ira• . tke Coroner of' the:Coniity of 'Do' that the deceived lied been mini. but , mot • being lible: to . get . her tikidewlind 4 angs ags. It ::Nola th a t there , had. • Wee former , coeiyireditert lithOerritet was i'CorteT adloond: I there; She ' Witiolekit home f9r . !thil purpose; lantlar. h uarr e s b e t ween them , an d, m r , yk inin claimed , he bed Ittr" 1141 0 dh 61, 0 kr thi , 461 ", ti 11*0 or Orangemen on .Moaday t and s cornmeal eflinejunior Vieatenaut •of tbedetasasi 17,0001. Upon Mr, pegish e iej . ettatt., r Mr,. V . told six day; pardeelarltif there Ire spot difereiwe' day night, between eleven am .-• . . i _ tatted to the r0541,-mutliet altO Franata Both, t hisc;:both theti strittt Wit of it V stirkt with them ''iliiiiollfhatt hi and said: thoLilidieell ldth Ira rove% ,o* troti tilt* %ht. Dibkiry tied iltd, Bost 11 4 431aitrin the street rn 'the who iilktd him, "did-fie hear thiat POLiCR. • ' I, '"-• • - . • , • • . iijcioiti I (IN. • . . • • BOW-STREET. —Yestenray, John siiveeter brought by Adkins before - 1d r. .11i.tann, chord wilbtoktorthit WI frau Mr: Richard Gimping, a hatjer, in Oxford-stre.et. Is appeared, that on 'the eveitine Of lasi 'Sunday was rani' wreka, the ?meets tor i ttad peca.siets to utginews etear:W I . poh.-street, wbeu the risotter cgrrie up to and after a few wyrds hi' terrielli64 lois itsfeltrottßiett le.-thaw ,and Proslttitor with an.etternpt. to crwinniti a,diticelabki.coretre _44Wr ie c. l l: l46 ; PrOueculnr. extreinelf Certified. el bayou red to agateit _makings* false mud foul ateetireroliut the Priaorslin persisted, and Itc was deterusinealo jogy,,pose bias. senator csindialtairWPWinatlr , and ties.l%. with some gjo sap. /Mater, the w yiriVitin wiring hiktb e 4 .. : intake Ate cUrge &piing e eceived sum of • ; aid kki Prosecutor, ter fearer talLigfarootts insinuating ' log sande labile, gate the Vrisittter four 51. Rank of En hand Notes; wDAwhich the Prisowerap'pented satisfied, and. saying 'he should not see or bear sox pore pepo him on the :intim% went away. The RECORDER of LoNoon will.finis to the PKINCE ittGENE, iu Council , td , Vaccisarrotr.—a'reat as are the *ls t, hare resulted from this discovery in ravages of that loethioms arid dettructii Small Pox, ft would eppear, by act* reived .from the Misliterraneitu f that part of the blessii4i it has conAterred a Dr. Lafont, at Worries, bas observed • Abe individuals who hadtreett 'facilitated been found buseeprible of the infeafron The , time fact has alio been remarked wig az Constantinople. alarming fire broke out on Satur about three o'clock in her Majesty's rii the Home-park; Froavnore,'%avhich d entire rick and part of another ; but I .irtival of five engines, the . progress r was arrested, The rick which first tool natural heat, had been put up about si an apprehension of danger, bid the preceding ereititg: • 7 !Ilt inst. about the , - I called Francis i near Lisburn, e-street, in that • tsli state; he was ining., and word im home, whe n . • • ad proving uu. • ong men, Fran. . d" committed le, *- W. 'Llawkslaiw, ~. ?ideceased Fran. ~. , iiii test was held on ' ...- G. Stephenson, iitil when it appeared Ming with the fist seen on M on . do !lye o'clock, be lescribed him as • 1. 11/ .. ..,..* a'of taking (a re '. .--in npson examined he left arm a n d . i 'mine,. by Wows . ski tot such as cp t Td was occasiosed lisa;_vo • iikTd dges in Christian Pl. louse in . Bridge. 4 ^ 'hoofs of twelve g,• be was awoke E peen struck with Tcp 1 to -C n rialto Va. 1 the same room, • Is ttte'room door, . ' whit,' his sister I.doclr and look. Us. Oath * that. there ;z e e Rot which "he re.to , clothel'• is did I; 6 salmi bed • with lislor tie 'Mad* with r i l li t tn i i i i i . ef : th T e t m el int u e a r ) g ne a c a l ii s: V of.th Aim li tlikt he met with ': SI l' ourstof Tuestlai, The Lone was dead?" fts'Oriefining him. 3 Mal , Who was also erne vin and ?d'ilitin i lror that he also heard ; r; Blain mid Davis soc ey *tried ' • 'that ei 11101 A hciur -..titat he frog ' they said, they . Par Le swelled legs; siOd - ger ' Hugh M'Etlain '3 ~• side of the bead, Oho pro rith his fist, and edit It as will. pretwat ; .he . also heard ann 11, 1 hi' did not go to ' 111 .. alge i'lLaininations i.assothemsight in. . 1 1 . 4 ed, that he was it twelve o'clock,. , ei up aridge- street, i n' • And when he • lie nbeating a man ; - a n being a stranger ; no beating had a . 1k Pro the coat of the 1 is belief that was ' VII r was sot sworn, deposed as to the was lying on his ~ 1 ;k was lying near ill • .. k the Jury shortly . 811 • i a Murder against s, who were ac- C pilling to Down- 4 d Protestants; and ... _ A rejoiced to find 1 course of the eta- iposition that the ' I .—(1.144,1 Coro. il • I . • ea, at: Cerny; pg. d auger of R. glhP• I , Rev. John IWw, ses. fledfordo e. lo glue of doe Is* N. • I id atsve tiR S. Yilitt- I 1 —.-,—,et-----. i , Whiteettlipel:road t rector of *Aachen, 'I chard Iladdlnt Hill, '1 bd 41. . 1 ILEAD is highly / vv, lie oottrishilie and , tie as a tetteral R eit.P.. OWL iiiiious coal- cold 'and tremulous dazed fibres, or sok invigorated ; nod the Ind the ellhousied yes- femples. the studious unity, should metier he ch triliave.s Disetees in the roestorir, soil en- alluvia"' the languid , braces the stems. lls. each ; or four is . ! Purchaser .iswes ur 1 in dot United King- "dusty, that the von* eri on Ike Sump. beromon i t o great and require a co,idemble pees. when consulted Ponn4 Mole to lte in' directed :—" None! tur Joirerpool. Pant ....i...........—.--- I P. Itossu.o. et the belpitrollia • . ci f} • 'Yr