The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-06-08 00:00:00

RF • I 1 1 i i 1 stet, t the. :That about midnight , Or later (the said Field Os. 1 . 'het th ey , arere, nevertheless, ~—_ _ lidesee cer hating absented 'linnet( fora while and again ee - ; of the said .spy t . conttnitted to, the lona*,*: jail,, to turned), your Petitioner, while in such close.cnstody Which they wereagnominionaly conveyed 40, fetters; as aforesaid, had served on him by James Dobson, • : ,That although, .after three months- off: fain ironerthe elder, a Beaker, in Hu.ldersfietti, a warrant,' tonment• their innoceoce Securedeu'oeipsittal, yet, signed by Joseph Ratcliffe Esq. for - b it being: cars ; Ming too poor to call their persecutors inter legalise ried before that Megistrate, charged on the' oath of 1 coot) } , they of GOUTSe obtained no. recompeace for some wretch, capable - of swearingthat which; under 4 their Sufferings : . ' • . , , all the circumstances of the 'ease, was manifestly r . That it will not/ however, escape the discormaeut , absurd : , . • . , •of your Honourabiellonse, that from , the osigiaal - _ That ere your Petitioner was su ff ered ; eboat three : t poverty of these nsets„. a Poverty,that k,.long, impri, o'clock in the Mornings lenitive to his bedf it was in: I Itonmeht must aggravate, their peraeotors, . well timated to him liy Allison, one of the sloteinid • ito.i knowing the costliness of law, . %might- he thereby torneys, that he must appear before the Migistratei tempted into the asPerinuat they ine,• in the holm id the forettoen; and aceosdiegiY tbct said Jolene that their intended victlsas, not being able. to motels Dobson, the eider, the holder .afthe vrarroatccalled; the . chitge of a defence, might be traisportedascri. about eleven o'clock, .and catiierl him (your NO- ; minds, sad Parliamentary Reform be also thereby Colter) before die .said Joseph:Ratcliffe,. . ; and 1 ) 3,0 044 lotto. odium; While. they, WA* *not :hag it was not until 'your Pesitinedi . bad beset *required i shown,. bad nothing to hazard by such an owed to certify, and Ihd' certify,thet a Certain *paper thou .meat, for attempting todestroy ,thitlyoutren inoo read was a true copy of' one!found the preceding' chnt, ll Mlll • • • • • evening id his possession at the - inn (being the mere T hat dice: geese of meni whose distellollon halt form of a Petition to yobr Honourable Howse for a been the's- attempted; by theageney of a hired spy, Constitutional Reform in die Repiesentation of the iss. the Minneyawirlietelotter, 'and - of every Eng: People in Parliament), nor until he had been farther ilishtiteart tiOrtiselbefty, whose life; whose cha; detained while the examinations' of the aforesaid eel - Iretlia , life, While depending en thir peisoucins . Field Officer, his Colonekand a c.oostable, had been hrestilt t ' hired spies : • • • taken, was your Petitioner allowed to depart : ~ . Whitt kgaiiitOrial severities did not ca use with the' ' That although, at the close of the examinations, sees ill % thirty-seven: A few nights afterwards,• the said Magistrate, on the application of your Rea- Beiora, `> tom' of the house where-they had avant tioner, did immediately, in the presence and hearing Mert on dm business of Parliamentary Reform, .matt. of sour Petitioner, order the said -Allison, then pffi.. tat . out of .h,is bed by a constable, attended br editing as his Clerk, to furnish yew Petitioner w ith i armed „soldier's;` conveyed to Stockport, in another a copy of the 'warrant, by mi rtne of which he had, in county; from thence cbstmitted to Latiaister peek the preceding night, been taken - into custody,: and and oot liberated till the talus, when no charga had been then brought before hirothe said Magistrate; Ina exhibited against hiin : bat, nevertheless, instead and although thq said Allison did then promise your or any . regret or pity being,..4ll teethe damages and Petitioner to deliver such copy for him to Mr. Sam. pains of ahreeretonths falae.imprisoament, this mani c : Clay, of Iloddersfielti, yet. the 'said Allison' not ruin was shortly after effected, by a refusal to renew only in contempt of the Migistmte'i order, ..and in that licence as a publican, by which he got his breach of his own promise, bat 'likewise on a pre- bread: tence, that your Petitioner has meant of proving to That Bland also, another publican, at whose house have been utterly 'false, haat* "this hour evaded to Washlegtonhappeised to W with ethers mrbusinets, furnish your Petitioner with the said copy, rotwids: at the trine when.' Fleming, the hired and perjured 1 standing he was many times applied to for the same, sPYs. siverehe Wis idniinistering an anlawful oath in I by the said Samuel Clay . : - • the meeting licid• at the hotile of Brown, 'end who, That when, on behalf of your Petitioner, applies. on the trial of the tiirty , seven, late evidence of that lion 'tras made to the said Magistrate, by the said facts was also turned' destitute on the world by i Samuel Clay, to enforce on the said Allison a coot- like refitullte renew his licence: , ',fiance with the aforesaid order, such application That should your. ilotteurable'Hoese :think ,fit..to proved fruitless: and when the said Magistrate was I institute an enquiry iota:thecaee of the thirty-seven, aistrrequestcd, by the said Samuel Clay, on behalf of i end likewise into the proceedings of Magistrates and your Petitioner, to say on whose oath the said war. talleir subordinate officers at Manchester, relative to rant was granted, he, the said Magistrate,-aCcordint I. the Address to tbePrbteeßegent, and the Petition to the report of your Petitioner's said Applicant, re. to -your Ifotrourableilliouse, 46 praying for Peace and, pliad,—‘ If a warrant was granted, I understood it! redisulentsrY Reform: * "'eh Address and Petition was never pot in force upon Major Cartwitight‘ipef. I had otiginated with the said thirty-seven, your Patio, son.: I always understood that Major Cartwrightep. !lioner, on ereilible information, has reason to be: peered before me voluntarily : the aerson whose-oath ;here it would he found, that the said Address to. one was taken befoie me I do not recollect i I only aet i branch of the Legislators, and the said Petition to as a 51.;gistrate, and do my duty, and never think pf i another, weft' not ooly'conotestacted by partici:tar , such things after : 4 ' . acts of obstrootion, bet by a general system of Usti.' 'Tat your Petitioner should not have troubled your midatiini and terrota, :.One pert .of which system' Besoumble.liOnse with a recital - of personal insults-1 showed itself layorarioos iodividoals beingarbanvilya and oppression, did he noeconsider them as evideikes r throw,n into jailai ; ond.arbitrarily turned but swle,. of tie reality of that odious syltere to' which hide- I • without knotting Nil. itnprisonedeor why liberatad44 sires to draw the attention of: jowuri•Danonrablei. That;oo4llte erodible iteformation, your Petitioner, House ;—a system subiersive of every seitimenref has aeuon to. believe, and does believe, that altheasth freedom ;—a systein tending to eradicate the courage, about, twenty.onethoesand Tenons in Manchubm, the virtues, and the once-generous ternper of oar nes and Sidforti, with their vicinities, have signed Pella Con, to engender io their room the cowardice, the tions to your Honourable House for alleform isthe vices, and perfidy of slaves, meanly crouching: to Legislative Representation.of the Pedple,' a number power; and insolently tyrannical in office; therebyl vety greatly exceeding the same would have -signed paisciaing every source of social happiness: such Petitirnsi,Ated they not : been deterred by the That; as farther illustrative of =the • seiner iiystern, 1 rYstem if intimidation 'and ' Pomizalloi Asia& in . year Petitioner has to state, that on: the list : of D e ., I those astas-has bees so atanifeeted i.oad fie believes.. cetabor last, three merchants at Glasgow were,?by the j that the same - observation eqemlit applies, touching . Sherif; of Lanark and Renfrew, personally apiire- r, the comparative smallness of OM • number. of Peti. headislimeif- they had been Crimivals, without any t tioners at Bolton. in particular, as Well as at other wkwast Produced, - deir houses : ransacked, their I . Places : • Clerksand kgentsalso taken into citstOdy, and some I That wheropetitioning,althougls a •right.held justly of theiipa pers . (being letters from - Your Petitioner) ; sacred for its inestiotabtehenefits—athat,,in partictt- carried off, apparently with no otherdeeign than that I ler, for ghlift 'Stabititt •to a stat lB, in' affindine a 1 of 'bringing the said 'Metchantt: midyear - Petitioner 1 Peaceful tea to disoonetats, 'and trangeillizing the ' under suspicion of witted' designs agaitssl the State ; '. 'Whited mind of a sufforing•people, by the soothing while,, in truth, to Salo that Stattrwit-tlite very tibi. influence of hope, is treated-by narrow.minded Mv. jeot of their consultations; thereby: o obstruct p e tt giatesteeeee tort of treason—when Petitioners, by i tit:ming gene Honourable Hoose'for a Reform In the i such Magistrates and their subordinates, are par. i Legislative Representation of 114 .Pbople; . .byvieter- . Pose!, stigmatised, and classed with the worst of Ms ring the inhabitants from .coospemitingwith aeiseee t i o n v i o n;ll, pursued by violent straining: of the law t attsd so attemptalto be stigmatized = or from birsigitllln4 YesseiosoCky- cowrie& -wholly 11140 1 4 — And enced by their advice : •,. . -r . when sechuctstein, :upheld by the esoglleyssene of- That 'all the opprOuoioos mid iii -the s ii i ehinefimis• hire spies; notorionsly,actise in tempting:the gnat for quashing. Parliamentary Reform, which bite been -1' rant Into erimesilar become manifest, to the reproach already leached upon; sink, however, into cotapatir. ! of .our nationi:and to the. terror of all who are tivalosigttificance„whon.einsideration hrgieen to the I faithful to the freedom and constitution of .4leir. case ef thirty-seven peesine, wUdeetraction was lase 1 Country ; your Petition& trusts he shall Maul): es. year attempted, by I nsi n i . wi,,bid they s uccee d e d, i cased fer having attempted to draw theattentionot a severe blow would. thereby have hen also given, to , your Honourable House to a system so portentous the cause of Reform itself : of the direst calamities that can befal a State... . That the said thir(y-sevess periods, while in the May, um. (Signed) JOHN CARTWR,IGHT. . act of considering, chutse hi clause, a Petition to - - t • your' Honoarable Henn for Parliamentary Reform, nat.—Sunday night a destructive firehroke oat In were seized on by.a constable, having with him a . the kitchen of Mc. Whaley, at.ilonsteadi near Grog* strong band of armed - soldiers, their books. trod pa- ' t don, by the animas_ of its chimney, , erbicb, unfolds pers secured; the:tiara& itindcaffed;aud dragged to tanately commaniosting with the .mansion, audit* prison : I destroyed* Whole - of that ancient and bosetifoL Thitolthorgh in the afternoon .of the following " sidence. So rapid werethekmes. thatit was with day they were brought 'into Court before three Meg , : utmost difficulty that the family, who bed bat ashore gistrates for examination, and the Constable gave his.: period before retired to .rest,sescaped- frees .falling testimony, their accuser, a hired ipy, was allotted ' victims to its fury ; and though every endeovonsepst foot.atnd-twenty hours more for preparation.. . made . by.them, with • the assistance of their meg& That whether, while thirty-severe u yet to be boors, yetalltheir efforts proved . fruitless. , Newt deeked innocent Englishmen-were laying' in. jatit,.! of .thopcoperty was. insured. . ~.. : ' . waiting the leisure of thts hired spy, sochextraardi. I A lest.days since a pogillatiostontest toot place at: time were allowed him to prepare for exhibit.. I Bognor, by two men of the names of •lireeksaul his sole charge, that of the guilt of an unlarefal Martin, when Martin received a . blow whistle. e fact which, if 'true, Might as - easily here I nated his existence: He has left a - - wife sad ,six declared in a minute as in entOnth; or who- , children. 'Comer's Verdiet--Monslooghter. so much time were allowed hire forintenfieg I Sever al rebberies have lately been. acanznitted la'. hatching such all accusation arshealdbest pro. ": the pit - Of the Opus by.eut tog' . the bow:slog the to del i & at once the thirty-seven, and the . pockets. 1 . . . . . 4. ~ gran % . *At lirynaliko. in4bobabit of imeing r aeggestod :to. us by, the same, appekialions....Tbo &eider may et once imagism tbe effect of,this, by buoying hicintimate %cod,* whom be is accustomed to shake by the band, - as Lirery, wortht young mom echo studies the In, in a plain blue coat, drab pastalOons, and bilLber;ts, sadden iy entoriag bit rptinos decked out so spruce T oote emplar; sack as Addijkon 9 describ4s, whit pink knots on bis oboes, an embroidered coat and Waistcoat, a .6 414 by his side,,ti k do beg wig on Kis itsad-; or, to go • Ain (Whet' beck, aerated• as a you D.ruid* { ac.. cording to /the `1 : we :bate of Um dn:idicai beg g ve re r a y t a z i o ve w l di .i ed. t i fe w tt i t i pl ii : . fiefjesT} * along ; ; with sit totlan, "bort hair nee - -- -ww' ?prisoners -'. were - oblete a d anti long beard;,,a IA is his hands and.an egg i ~, -"- to pick pockets ; Mrs. Johnson had observed the cued.. ia;o l ?hit.hieft "qua his tteek% " 7 "A r s se • the' and soon after felt her watch torn from her side' ha' Moll, * - ....51,411meae. ark, woweontiotr verf . Well did not see the hand that Jul it : an alarm was gi ' ven, - acquainted,—bet we no. longer: &weirdo. with it in -...a '.r. std ute prisoners were taken . by the Bow-streebollfsr - • our thoughts the bristle and mystery of tove-adven- I cers'befere they went nett of the itawdeni;. the wmplke tares, et which it appears to have beau formerly the I svis found on Wilson, anti the-seal 'on Clarke. / 1 7,• favourite Ar.ene, 'and :is, accordingly laved. use with 1 The Jury found them guilty of stealing,' but s gr the dramatists of leaf-cautery ;-women of fashion 1 with violence. • intriguing in masks, have been succeeded by t • • foot-guards and norserpmaids. Will's coffee.house remains, and so, sloes the Greeisth and White's, Iwo believe ; but for all their - original purposes they perished.—Steehr o were he with us now, and I writing bis Tptlerf„ could not, with any propriety, •date his papers on poetry from the first, on learning from the second, and . on „topics of gallantry .and .pleasure from the third . The only place of this kind -that retains any portion of its old air, is the Chapter,..i in Saint Paul's Churchyard;—it still adheres to. its, original uses—takes: in the .periodical publications. and new works,-..-hai a small library Attached 0,14 serves no sinners, and is frequented by ,perscint of ,a literary character . and . oppearauca e The ref/ 'benches aria waiters here .have the look. o f 1.720 ;, and. . . -. •., its general aspect on entering At, almost, co njure .up. Addison, standing with his,hack to the fire, sup.. rounded by 'a troupe .of, nits, whose' sallies are. the delight of the whole rootg. 7 -These attractions have resulted •froin the giadng. fluct.nation, nt manners ;.. aniaer soprce of. the altered loolts. of tigogs .as the wonderful eitensinp . of the pletropolis,. ! which- hssr for many „years been geing,into.tbe.coonlqs.,,Ark-olk print represents the Tilley of Charier, l44 its cross ; near to whichls a road-post s with two. indedelr fle pointing ", To tondo& ~ --:the other ,'.' To West minster." Salut'Slarties in the * Field-1 1 .0 now, , one of the closest-milt sin 4, niost •,thiclarPeePtee..portai of the town. Br Spring 44tydeof ~ we .uow 'ugderp stand the site of a . noted hotel.,,andao ex.eell!t Pl'. try cooVs stiop iatinot; old comedies it. is a11et).... ,'ed to toy favourite p of ipykue l ,ke which: its l an. 1.7 tionlireitootta walks . 1 oiesy,shickets Apo but too , ctinrentent a corer., . :l5.A.* celled ,characters of England, by Jo y Evelyo,„Esn..dated ; 14544 we have this crescription . given ee, of ,Spring= Gardens :-, 1 " .The :man neci.s, as, Aliefienvany. return Am Hyde; Park to 2 4tia,„_ hi t _ It- Ole APeiMl L 4 0441 71 04 in g e . , l !:. sure !A v is /m a r .uissfreintion el fajt;he ,soloomen 01..•... g, grove ? qte.wirblArtg . ot i gr,,p,ffda st aasl . as 4 oprfq iIIP,J •to the *doge walkk t R % Jentess.. But ,the ; e tTiprt i k. - L'i sit'. ti)k.l"Wh . a rate,. -Jett would, • thi . I e i .10‘1 4 ,010 t; kok . sosay. Adanto t ik reef.. leildits critk, tkie b e,,Woein; ,an,d tiny.. lord, , tberik was • nis /1- aWearinco that I shoul prole the t. 44 Hippomenes,' who could-.with -much ado keep• pa pa R 411,0414, ; bukaelast m they, ens, they stay there elaortge! if Athiy wanted pot time talc* Thai race ; for it 4 ugutt• how to find some Of the young cospatkr till midnight; and the thicketa . nr. Ow gar 7, Idea mete to be voutrimed to **Al advantages of gall lantry,ofter they hive refreshed with the collation, which ois• here seldom oMitted, at a certain cabaret, in. the Middle of this putulise, where. :the forbidden i re ite A re,eerokie.trittiog tarts, neate.goopea. tapla-, eon opia, sad but rhenish 4 ~for which the: gallants, • • pay snnce •- *X indeed' they do. at all such ... hones! •-. throughout Noglabd ;° for they think We. plece.:effrefc wilily beneatili then lo loolgOa or ALMODat for what 1 they eat in anyplace, however unreasonably imposed Ihat ~Ft~`. 2 . thaj therwere satiated with tli inacteace of the Paid soner, and 'acquitted him.' • Mr. ,Baran.GstAxxst.said, it teas a aloe .SCalla. 100 E rropecutioi?-; and, at ate de sire of the Prisone r, allowed hint copy of the. indictment. - John Wilson, W. Chtrb, and . Frederick Salmon, were indicted for assaulting Mrs. Johnson, and staling'fiont her person,St watch and seal, .the Pro. perty.of her husband.. •Ii appeared that Mrs. Johnson and her hoshand • had been in keitsitigton-gardens the day on R bleb' the City' Address was prNt;nted 'to the I'littcesi of of Wities t theft - - raimisLep - ,an. file leapid istOtitbei staneto. height of nearly 20 bel l but Pr"WeßehillYoBoogiadtanburt.l . •,.. • ~., .. . ~ , F0tn,4 1 4984 , - , t7fa .pttbliato, Pr ,eo , .ortiieervoisti, being about 18 stone weight, uotlertook, o4.ll4aottey r , to gun a mile in ten „rebuttal,. folt•O swift; •Pr Aor° guineas ;, On, Or Abe apOditioa4. o l the sap, Nao s , ant . he ehoglOnen his houdo.,tied: behind :Mau ,- Al the appointed tie,* slatted : trent , the torepitte ow the lEdgeware road lo gat, the Awn mllestnne. . He had etekieng est off,- however * before a wag cut the.ligaik . _ .of hilt dramdli.cloties, .whith.bagoolog thus PSX-! ';'. . ---- • DIED. lett!) , eggs, eonnfell in a talon* position. onet4ie Oktietth loot. Me Hoe. Jobe de coarty, 'eldest g° ll °f t t !.,r. heels,. thus geiwptet4 7 .,theiargik i bin naloity, as he Rigli t t 2 i f ;40`.oiesrd, Most% t: e zt h ealust was itri nn et d the y e lq x t etA citl .. „could uotdoielialhandn,to removo i tbe Apitstruotion.---; li g t ell i gwe w ith the a r m v li Spain, kepi whewee-ge returaed e oulY a iimits - in &Unice of ibis eatimobraeve, howesee o the pur- . few days previous to his 'decease. ki9Od hisMIICAL. ifltt 'ITN „feslrd to ON inlit'ore hn s . 4"PirtOoY, lit n ning , ta hover-street. 4 T -4 • Irki" - llnt tk • ' had pferbraked higoctoik. 80 - He 4 • 11r st i t 4 , Kest . soil of the Earl of Ashburnhani, is the 2ith rsig nuretiotailitt of asiateurs. .. ~,. • . - - , ~ Soadop morning, as she was preparing to go• to !hurc‘... . A altvkiivAiodie. f. pimp - Bernard, wife of Sir Thomas littoenioßart 9( Wo . liP in it Molligeel sa Uttt zr-BALL.- A euw bbi Francis a s d ..tto a a o p public-house , defraud e Lewis , l note,, am i mendicant in ttabhesecabrought llo purportingdnti o-r tor Kent-road,, i t t b ;: dep, : .. ; : It:; d e Nels is on's charged p 0 - cam e . n t o ' ki eras rd attem pting vn a Bank Of Edgland note, end thereby obtaining I credit for meat, drink, and lodging. On being ques jliOned by the Magistrate, he confessed that he lived fly committing similar impositions on publicans; he Lain) stated, that •he was employed by different per.; sons to pat in circulation forged notes and counter. rfeit silver,-and that he had been very successful in these speculations. His friends,.he said, weie . per. sonavf rgepectabillty, and would have supported him but SOT his bad conduct, Whit% hadalready disgraietf 'them, and he would dot now spreadAhit d'i ~ ssggraee by' mentioning their names dr places'ef residendg.' Oft being diked by the Magts(rates - to name stOme 4 Of the petsobt-by Whoralie had been einpleyed teinsinif 'the badrotes and counterfeit coin, and told' that nn. 'less he did so,- he would himself be liable to be trans. 'parted, for fourteen years, he. aaid,he Was ready to take all the consequences -en ' . lllinseq, and would inate'no disclosures. The Nlagitiritte committed ltim for re.examittation. The notes • and 'bad. silver,: be said, he generally put oil' at public-houses in villages • 17near.London, and if discovered to',e bad, his blind. ''ites,s. always protected him from suspicion. • We give the ,follOwitig -froth the Cfennsefifiraid - of last week On' Thifriday night, while Mr. ' . Browne, _of 'Aitiseyle, and his family, were sitting tin the parlour, at an early hour of the night, amain. Panied by' their guest, Surgeon Brailsford, of the Royal Dragoons, the ilente was beset and entered by 'a • bjoditti of armed villains, seven le number, whom Vier took post as sentries, and three burst ;Intl - Atli partner: The leader of them Instantly pre. l'sented a:blunderbuss, and demanded arms ; on which Mr. Browne knocked bin:down. 1)r. Brantford at tacked *,second, when in the conflict one of the 416446.4.04*f and another at Mr. Brow ne.— -The tatiiii ids deaperately wounded by a discharge *of small slugsfroin a blunderbuss, having received 'rat of them in the breast aid body ; the former was se verely wounded by a pistol shot in the arm, and had face an 4 head savagely cut and mangled. Dr. :BrailsfOrd's servant, hearing the 'shots, got a pistol ;from some part of the house, and attempted firing it, but in vain • the powder having been taken otit, 'although the ball.waslefkin tint ittstol. This gallant fidelity cost the,poor fellow his life; the wretch at whom he aimed, having initanttrblowft the contents of a blundirlina through his hody. The • rulEaris seemed satisfied at the perpetration of these shucking enormities, and left the house, without taking or _searching for tiny arms. Mr: Browne's recovery is doubtful ' 4 ; . Dr. Brantford is out of danger.", In .the. Cou .4 of King's Bench, Dublin, on the 28th' Goold, on behalf of Mr. Hagen', ob. tained'istrinditional Order*for a Criminal lnforma \ age . 104 the Publisher of the Weekly Messenger, , false and scandalous Libel published In • said , ••er on the 15th of February lasts purport _ _ fiepOrt of Trial before the Chiefißiiiin is •Majesty's*Court of Exchequer) err **rise in which Stevenson was Plaiutiff, aad'•'debn Russell, and which Counsel stated asass treokauti :lirlaisi 4l •oo l *-: 01 f • , ; am* ,ie said Newspaper; es the spiecl Siderilt Isrhilhisn'i ititiig ' , re cams on said, (nal. - • • • ' • • MISRRIBDI• • On the 29th ult, at St. in the Botralli i iohn,Bronhul F.m. late - of the. Day t"W Theatre, to ' Mss. Batton, of the Surrey. Theatre .. The happy' 'couple, bassediately Kea for Binuingluuu to spend the honey-moon. At St. Miry's, Latibeth, oli*Subday last, Dr. Biftbtirough, of , - Blaultfriarsila MD. Treaeher, of Brixton.- Monday, Captain Broughton, of the Sd Resinsent of Boit, to .Caroline Louisa , third daughter of 'John Chatnier, LA.` of u p o n :9 ~ I 1, 4 i ~, , , :. i 1 ~ f., ~ : . . ........"..41, , ,` tiop against 1 . - _. . . ~.1 t, ' - . • _DM*, &pion uic Bdoope, by, meg lace,. did deteradae for, s falls a lakilgtv or orkttees, - as lieu pr y a te pi iiliblie ; aid wertlos-, Ne v iinsbe l T : tiagi,:bi,leigoiiittcto , eciartoieviiis, foe' odboces of death . - 4 3- 4; e ‘. 'it s aktisiteilavra.-+Joies's Juicer 1.4 Data Orations 'MU Ms ing 0 a ' Dndie. • hiii , Plajeatel _; . '•', • .- , • :-,•. , ff • John Stever , AVi*cyzetre Escirr--Sayudar sendight..: bit .. 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Ic ii iretittgi64.l. torneys, constables, and others, by whom, or some !ion prefix . ed._s 6 th_f:tPariewoted )) assogiperdest tip rgoffevikki., 1814_ % oksgpil t ss.,l.o,,km,noo,At t i litiiiv , , tut, . 4 ., . , a l l, lit i i vi l iN i l w i. pit i t u n ! t ; of whom, hi was held in close custody for several said esaounatipea f s ng pr y'.saps.. rni4,4l,l44kni,nl•olsisvlSAU.#o 08 . 0441 . 41 fr l't .. 7- 4 ,. m.6 . . piciou of pntjary in the:ncenalite Abnuskisen t . ha , *I Ftpfsheg,sedtgas e „whe. t re it e d. a f 4h. es ‘ e i emeeeese. -',lPtii 'mitt bgen, in the course of which be lints compelled to Ro d humble , judgment of yotly Poitioier i o °midair,' of their. are sukw , ipooduce at i othen.atc permits fra,....,m i ~ I,l l, ar t titl o .Vl4ntgetedfAi itb e pt4 tied from the said Field O ffi cer much stupid .4F ouuds for malutsialug.thati .instiktiotbeiag • sent thestOta• Tato .., , disk r o ot wo od to thee. miaklre ~:r .. .....,.... -~may the rrlsotter was a witnessegMast • vulgar insinuation against • his - character; to be ac- each lestinsoary.foctrial, the ,foLes-Akimet : Ito . th o , i n t er mit they oo du v i o .o oi l t Z tiiier . llled r . aoo kern the testimntly : 8 f... 4 i re t c h lix e 9l counted for only tromp the natural tendency of ,such to the county. jail on laid (hi/IN-seven persons ought lo:hatm beta Wanda. lwinitenvilasoaackee mo ere hi imolai ha l m s , w i t h [ _ ~ . r?segettor never. mentioned the robberj.at a system of terror as above-mentioned to set loose, restored to their families and'occapations * . stul .thik.olFseo ***gm itathoir .disseriptions: ir aik ti k. , tikf tTle, -11 f the Peis m' i r is l apprehension, ind that for the torment of sictety, the malignant passions of , atcly , citaracdsym. an4,, i d roomo t oo l l oo the di j er g o _ , ere i nothing was folind . on the Priktiteils perieel ; •. oc. law-mintledignorance in-oftice: _ • •. , the spy treated .as .ho , deterveslx . __. c • her . . .. .. . . . .__ ~.....:Art-la rice_ 1 . that the y *ern, nevorthekoss °named* evidence ' striae, toe. i l m ik t, 'wry lu dik w .th oo ' o w hii i .- 3 7. are . . f :before the evidence was dosed,' tat d ha ti f haw . .1621.• Om iimaotal am: lis A 1... !-- —;__ _ -• 8 . ! • t . *l* t fi lial norneious la o ears. ~ , . ...•. to , :. ~ , ,1,, &,STradraitnerning, as she was preparing to go• to enuil. , . 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