The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-10-28 00:00:00

i t i I. rl /IrSr 77i g '• :, efiC/fEltal EL _ . . --a.- The Ministerial Papers are 'noting at the result ef. the experiment mode by Ministers in the dissolu. tioo of Parliament, fancying, evidently without toy other crowd of triumph whatever, but the Immo cessful attempts at Bristol sad Liverpool to she Sir Samuel aomilly and Mr. Brougham, that their inns. tent have gained an accession of strength. Now, we derive quite as much satisfaction from eve s thole two . elections as the hirelings profess to el, and, upon tut impartial view of the etections in general, in those places where the popular voice has been per mitted to express itself, we have no hesitation in alfirtaing our belie( that the Ministry have lost ground considerably. Even at Bristol, one of the success ful Candidates' is' an avowed Whig; and at Liver . pool, dse.stiin it the bead of the poll is very far from beisgattec to he misfit* counsellors of the Prince = Regent. ..it Nottingham, after, as is said, the severest .chntest ever remembered, two avowed advoc ates for . .. 1 ...' lilacs, for Redeem in Parliament and out of it, but ' ' Seib returned by a very great majority.—Norwich, 5.... .':vibere a bold attempt was made to reject a long utefr thsl faithful servant, has honoured itself by plicliee. Mr. Wm. Smith at the bead of the poll , jossimr wilik him one of very similar politics. Whilst : In the nitttropelis, besides the tinparalleted &cum- Moneenrhetween two aid these thousand votes be ing given utsiolicited to two gentlemen standing in-,„ tirely on - intlettnedeolgrmusd, dm itaunch`reforuser, 4 , Alderman Combo, heel mai of mom than sit liolitilell . tote* over pi* oat , " iti llier Candidates. Limiting Ater the stitatt reto .. I lidgisig of the * wkoln from the platteeltilett• detteditted with, we base no doubt that witerOarfiaiiient• meet,. sotwith staeding the White of DielitnAtotnilly and Broug- I bam a considerable defalcation vrill be discovered 1 fruot the Ministerial standard. Of the Boroughs I Within oar, circulitioh, we - find none, eicepting I JIUtI, whence Whiggism has been excluded,' but , several where it his; inns. :Admitted. Beverley has sent its old servant,..-and e Dili one who professes littertdprieciples, and is understOod to be a friend to both civil and religious liberty. Grimsby sends to Paritatn.nt two Whigs in the room of two who uni , fonoiy said yes, and no, at the nod of the powers that be. East Rettord has emancipated itself from the ' Newcastle chains and sent to Parliament two Repeusentatives of totally opposite politics. In sere. rat of the comities we observe a' change in favour of liberal views. Rutlaodsidte has chosen that well-known enemy to corruption, Sir Gilbert Heath. coat, in the room of Lord htennilter, who has been ' thrust into the I e Gogh of Stamford. Essex sends Mr. Westeru for Admiral Harvey; and Suffolk Sir Therms Rowley, a man pledged to support, with all his might, the rights of conscience, and the pu rity of election. With these positive facts, in our huowledge, and unacquainted with a single instance of a contrary nature, we . feet . perfectly justified in ° forming the Osumi we have expressed. In one or two iostances it has been said, that an, adherence to Oparshiee lu x had an noisy ourablieffeet, and that Mr. Ilbseldapie defeat at Staten* it " ( wits to that cilium. sesmetastee,us also that of a Eir a llatinuet-relia Airiest Barostaple; of this, bdoever,"toe remote frost* some( action, we know nothing but from hearsay. It is not, however, on this detail of facts that our satisfac tion is chiefly built. What has afforded us most plea sure, is- the manifest progress of liberal opinion, displayed in every part of the kingdom, where such display was called forth. In the city, i n Bristol and Liverpool, the losing Candidates, all of them advo cates for civil, political, and religious liberty, were 'evidently the popular ones, and would, if the po pular voice had been effectual, have been component parts of the British Senate. Indeed, we have it from the best authority, that,. in both the latter places, the seNing voters themselves were decidedly in fames of these Gentlemen, and that means have bass owed to eaforce au expression of sentiment on 4 - 111 pell•book, contrary to the genuine digitate of the ! bort, which make us shudder, and convince us that - - the trios** gained, is only a triumph of authority . ,'and power, over inclination and duty. IA several . 'pieces we Mrs observed a more than common zeal • •for the selection of pure and upright men to serve ill Parliament. lAlcester has distinguished itself by an. i nand to elect, without expense to the candidate, aid ' ...oven without his knowledge,' a man known sad tried in the cause of virtue. 'Westminster sustales its re.. „ reputatioa, and. Southwaric; besides a considerabilt, display of the Wes• tininster spirit is - goyim «r 30691 Burdett, has given its' delegation th flieb. • .., .Henson, both decidedly ailietted to Parilinnen tart rlfeltill• Mr, Calvert '01404 Wes known. as Altedonstaseer of .• - :..',: it - 'ever" stape, 'and' aa. eartyberltis views et .. ... .. - 11. tie Itilittl; Is ' *ell as thesprartice, - tf gOtertstt to s . th e atonal et. tent. 'rail progress •of cm opinion , is' . ant -;vittere cheering thanAnenifeat. Its. prods are both - ' positive add negative( The detestable cry . of No •••• ~ P opery lee not* that we Inow of, ,been heard ' . 4 ' Own ughout - the natioo during the whole of its fee • :; inented state ; nor, do we fiod that the equally ab -.; mod and detestable clamour aboutjecohinistii his beta • so mums as mooted. ,Oo the.other batid„:,in every,po. '..." putatptace, whoever has beat the successful compe •• ' t :tor,. Ate cry of, peace, rethrmt and-toleration . has -. -- -Vou the passport to applaaie, and the foundation of •:! : ;f t taapporl. v lil this augurs Well, and we cannot re : eacetfralaSoora congratulating oar countrymen and the -,' friends of equal rights on tbp Change that has eve. - - . lfdently ant en place in the gmeral mind ; it is a 14.44 change of the mos honourable kind ; it is a change, 'that cannot but irati4 tetroe late the hearts of those - wholive by gorse' ' . It.is a chasige which cannot but prodtweot'astr very beneficiaichanges.--(Rocking harsTqper.) • i'bis.t week a private in the 15th 'Dragoons died ituldeulk in the Military Hospital ht Lefdsi and ruiner *is generally circul a ted that he Aim! in COn. ' seqoeice of having received WO las* et .tita . hate', berts shout seven weeks ago •- . lwit 401 ' th e See.' Leona Of the General infirmikry in that.iiketi, who exaiitined the body of the deceased, reports, that his death was not occasioned in any degree by :the] • floggisl y .i!atmkpmkred to have arisen from apoplexy. new Recruiting Sjtsteci, by whisk Wesel Dirties are employed under one - hlished geairally throughout Engle • .- the 25th of the present month. 4. • - • • r • , THE ,N . .. -e, .• der. SI - - --- - •.'' , 1111MLBSBX MOS lONS I . • -'NeAlillobeL child, . himseW, wee ,wewtt symen POLICE. ' and el . - .... . •, - - :44 - • ,- . 7 .-. t. 7-..www•-7. .- . • . 'i. I. eatliva P . the saast•Palt SP 4 iiisgitlvAtikl . 4 6 01 0 0 'Os '-r•wee....., , e t " : Th . le rneab she . 4d e co Pegfals ' o f h i s k i ik it i rArtaso u rt il er it -Ifaster .keelP . ' lined in root e oie e r v the ide lcu e llery e , saidaid be `was I , ;4v aibi ers -noCi v •: -:-/Pvea win beitßlL *4friiiii"it4l.4eassfa ww. ' •arfarratr. *toe, she si.frp k ‘ n i' t • Glo m * ssese a i n di cte d f or f row t o ieetly awing, in battened by the leg with ethelit, WI lay upon paper. r s n a ll tf tedile=d w ref ith east . " ; o 4, :crvisei l,tet. . l e a,i,r ;;; , - .., ' , i : shavings by himself, while Isis- brothers : and sisters i i mi )r.a . ;:t z etet a.ra i vz .treig at cwar btr ei rs oad,. prw a at :a g s e rt a i ff er v e:e! .,,i b _;:2: , : 4 ‘, l `;: i :`' a WI; frowr - the eeach.ollace of. the George inn, ie e tlisraris l . the sues if 3s. id. to 135.. id . for the lay apes beds in their mother's roan • that he never . "7"- • ,'• ~.... :. - •-'-' • :' -- = -- "'""' w "'fwal caress* tad Portitegit of a par s ed from Hithe ; and tr ay it: s h : g al o s w w n i! t it oo ti f r,. . 6 b yre ot ry got food three times a little piece of - bread Nig, Itataffett al :Lae* insrPo r lk k l ile riods ib. " ll 7 theitity defrauding ilia Majesty. . ~ o - wry prosectidou was tarried en by order of Go- each tithes with Isome - milk and water, but never lisw-c rc r 4 Y - roes.'" l / 4 *if awrehiae . film, full k a ''';.,.. weer wastrionnitted for frial. m imed s..OA it appeased from the evidence, that e li n e ou c g i h i l d . ,a i ntl it his mothaeoften beat him with a rod., s a tl ii sr a part r a gold; 4 o l4 l.ettaia igliniatill4lll6 , ;old ear - vin 44 ,. 4 .1- _,_i ll• i l- 4 ' 7 " :t i r :i tell why ; but because his mother sail ?s ill . , k4:ijut.dl : ll e: l6 -7,10 -e'' lit Pr ii a g. :ini m i: ir. su l l t i sa. :ri ; :ii. a‘ si r ri:;• ble si .. ' ' , " _ It 'l l : ' the Traverser hail bees many years employed. as odlch apart of his duty to receive She hated him, and he never knew for what. He k all eop p e a r rad , ei s t a d d t dris hat i sid t wa fer the dvrtnest of di; e wi.,..n...r. hid. hid good food ever wince he was taken from hee; 1 al cg * teed,'.ll ar°"iglanlitY A bC1 " "*141, COP•cr p e ~? s i t ) rt u l t i:.c i t h e:Pi l i t t i r;. c .i%ed rintipally and to and he did\atit wish to go back tb her again,. becanse 1 tc h i n a l i gh -- o :::: : :"Yu r.eraer;i7. " l ntidon l i: ed : 7 ._,:: ::; : her r ii . e l ,h r:l iat . t6: P: x itl. t,d 7 ) 7 l, :ieh e .., : i4 :o: :,;,i4ite te ;..i :: :::: l : i o f his he was afraid she would kill him. • ...,. fir: °t (0 fi xes 'Web bw.aell, Or . u .p cniler ty e i ms b ; - °,,,,1'- i ., p te re r Zn a t it h e i r s -G"erg aceounts i° i 1 n o t e " a y qus hi rt r er tile to the •litile he ' atl department On the 20th of October last year, a . • On the part of the defence, several witnesses were' v" elfeedte It. 'Tile Officer found.a lar g e. qu , dll 4,: t - rt .,. - 0 --..- 4 , for nwftra e g puhlican's rn pe n if L . pareel was brought from Hythe totbe Officer and the -called to prove the uniform•liumanity of t w h i e io m m ot i h v e as r charge epee the bill for carriage was i . ltd., poi. Co all her children alike. The first of t ers e Is. whieh the ion porter received from tile 1 her 'eldest son, a young man about 20, and he ; e leee called "en th e whirler his prodaiee . 11 - ; . e j, l L, s , l l l ! t T r '•,, er , l l, l .. in tettling his atcothit in Janaaryl swore, that as often as he went to his mother's I szia,„l,7ltrtTsronslrWtrlilitri'edr.?iiTL'°l;th",4*.ArtiCi" All 3 til. 'fraverser, , who,l ho • • i). an d phic•••,. ••t• it „` l os t,. c h arg ed for this parcel 13s. Id. and in order to , uses which was every other Sundny during the i directed by die Act of ParlinZ f,.... 004 ,,,„ 4 „ iie5 ";" ! ' , e l i t ch i ll:r tfa cet c h t e iri a: p :rd ro k v - e ft E sj l e i e : l4ged l e tey Alh o tilli tic itettl ie ri:la fi d l il.lt6). 4Q44+ briuk.-"h"llwref; makethe voucher tally with the item in his atcount,.; tionths of May, June, and July, this child alway s I' nod the Proprietor Convictel agrii!..i.lll% the ‘2,he placed the fi gure t before the '2, and so made it I dined, and was along with ell the other chi ldren that .h t : i c.inld not ,•;•- 12ss •He received a draft for the balance due to him never knew that' e was contined.or fed in a separate '! fn make °lwo cart leads. which acre i l fig;t " to th f :::l idmt i on Messrs. Cox and Greenwood, which was regu.... remit.' Her second son, about 17; her daughter, Int i r d ,74 ; orouGu-ea-stscr.- trate?... a ineiticalstuden t , w i . - 7, turfy paid. lii consequence of some subsequent dis- cis-' la fend heesnotber,lin aged womiiu, alt . swore ln rustody for sending threatening letters to Mrs l'yl I ."' ""- • his vouchers were re-examined, and upon ; directly - to the same effect ; but c i o ilai ter i i i e i s i , l the 'hooks at the George In% . the freed l. Mr.G tt Re Ey, for tile presecution, declined Co cross. 1 etb relv ' e t i l e4 l,, i);g : t i t r i4 i° i n til • i ra r li e :l d iTd iit i f . e ., e St s b a e rei ree l o a o l •rt ik a •d ) , l ;: i th: e ‘ a t a t g !: l; :th: 7 : . i l ' el';1 ; :e1;1 1P 1: 0„1. e t'llugP s woe discovered. . ;.- exemine any of then. , ,'r- . ' }tailed, he th ee:l44o4 lereOgr bV libllfeingele Lisle ; iji' s . „• bt ; . was utelnvrd in alett4r addtvisiil •fb me - Pr.. - - The Jury found the Prim/net Guilty wife hist.. The Coaltstax then summed up the evidence and ' t er w.a , ricslired• and a Palm' Piefiiielillit 10 he ittltsque i4 1 . 1 .!1: .: . ''' ' . the Jury, after retiring for two hours, returned their bouse . in the city. .Tne' cheque re•oeined v i ; er a .7'1 11 1 t , A , 4 1 . ,' • tation. ~ . . . . . t.• The Traverser wee ritto triedepon anotheehelict. i v . enlact--Gliifty ; ' bvt recommended. the Prisoner tq ealree-hwole , *heft- an (Acre ,orfii i s Itteridance. lilt& 7 • . y lptt7otl.similar ,ttutort., for several chirps ;to! mercy, oalecouer - of hr gmily. Prisimer fetched it, an tochig doing tro t. tietiOs r ap p i iv e ,,, - ,',"! . wee in the het of previa* 4;iitt Of rilltilOw.l**! The Pr' • 3t. 6d. 4s. and 'I33:BEL I alleged , in his account, to .. ' •• - .;'-'_ ' - wel t . ; ill having been Twangs ttp, MC. tte li y 'seal lett* .0 oi l ; t . rtson t e i r's life ; iftiekretostsleil l t i bt.t rase ae cutr nii3p l t t e cc . 'i ll : 1 , 1 1 A- malteter, of the name of Hedges , near Salisburye 11. 0 il gi l l e IP• 4 ' 4P- .dftliuhi g .6l " l " r te have been paid at the White Horse . Cellar, Picca - . dilly,. on. different dates, for the conveyance of Par- I having been for some days delirious bs , a severe fever, ... severe reprint:a , which tins. doitei and he emetic - 40 r e. cis from his o ffi ce to 1 lythe. It a neared, on the , contrived; on Wednesday morning' last, to elude the 1 I • testimony of Mr. Robinson, Clerk - of t he Coach- vigilance of his wife, and escaped fro m his cottage ; entirely raked. Search was immediately made for Office theee,lhat no such parcels were booke d th e re he Hythe, and consequently that no such paymeats hie, throug h t h e entire neighbourhood, and the river bad been,marle as those charged by the Traverser. ! dragged, bet no account has since been received of his ! emigration.. His foot-marks could be Only traced a Ile was - accordingly found Guilty onfthis iadictment 1 idso.• ; - .., ' _. - i short distance. 1 The.CitelamaEarly in proceeding to pest sentence,.] • - . • i .arly yesterday morning the Orderly-room of the .observed; that the amount of those specific &sods ! Coldstreamregimeot of Guards was broke open and ; Were•on a scale so small as not to be , app ar e ntl y , . robbed of the silver collars, gorgets, wrist.•bracelebel of much importance ; but the facts becam e o f very i swords, dsc.•belonging to the Band of the 2d Regie I tat importance, when it was considmod 11_,6‘t many i meet of Guards, estimated at the value of two hut'- I hundreds of ,persons were confidently. empioyeu in ; o , reu pounds, with which the thief or thieves got off i • the various departments of Government, ht sit"' '; un di scovere d. dons like the 'fraverser's ;, and what. frauds to a! . . ; I , h, J. QUEE , ll.sla ,,, uane.—Yesterday came on to be heard Iraq amount, though small in 'detail, might either :before r ‘Att.QtrtlOU.o4. and W. FIELDING, ESIIIII. a. pass uususpected, or elude discovery by the taa. ;"" complaint pre fe rr ed by some officers belonging to the., nsgement of such persons, and through the diffieulty : Custoies against a haberdasher in Sloane - street, ' `of deection tu the minuteness and complication of ; Chelsea, for baring in les possession several yiel,..Of : their accouuts.. It was really shocking to relect„ . ! - - ! French cambrics contrary to the Statue. leap- !, tba while the real exigencies of the Goverament • • ed . 9 ' evidence that these goods, which had been I daily Galled for burthens on the , people,. which, mind and seisedby th . e,Complainants, were not the , der the pressure of the times, they were scarcely , Defendant's property, but the property of a 'lady id' able to bear, 'these burthens should be still more Queen-square who , had only a few minutes previous , heavily increased by the frauds of persons intrusted ; er , the se , • ure ' tale . a is place sent them to the DJeltd- with the disbursement of public money. Acts of ! ' un. !. r in ant's wife (who is la the fancy dress-making line, thieltinsh therefore, whenever •cenviction could be ; , of . . . • . made into au elegent• or the purpose dating it . .. brought hams to the criminals , Called , for most ea. 1 dress. The Defendant, however, was convicted in emplary putlishmeitt.—The Court nes empowered, t t he penalty of, al. Ss. 6d • which he paid, and the it this .case, to pus on the Traverser sentence of i ...,_, - s were f or feite d.. . .. taansportation : however, on account of his years, good s the i :would not inflict on him that penisliment, and On Monday Seam& a man , ge nteelly dressed, therefore only sentenced him to 121nonths' i mpr i son . ; called at -the house of .1. Fallen; carpenter, in. on each conviction. . ' Stmtferd-under-the-Ceitle„ and bought a penny meatat%VEßAL CRIJEL'ilti - worth of apples, tendering sixpetice in payment, to - Elitteloctla Bruce stood indicted for cruelly stare. I exchange, which Mrs. Fursiell, who is 67 years of big, unmercifully beating, led otherwise most in- , age, opened a smelt cupboard, and unwittingly cis-' humanly treating her own son, Robert Spice, a , played tbe few silver articles her husband had amassed child under eight yeers, of age, in . t he m out h of iby his industry. TO fellow afterwards watched , Jane and July lut, in Spital-fields. -The trial occu. her out, entered bee house at the b4ck door, and , pied the Court for several hours, and exhibited a "stripped the cupboard of the plate, consisting of picture truly shocking to every feeling of humanity. aft tea-spoons, a table.spoon, and a pair of sugar. .Tbe circumstances were - shortly these. I tongs ; besides which he carried off a jean coat, • the The Traverser is a widow with eight children, and ; poor man's beitgarment, and two of Mrs. Furnell's was pregnant With a ninth at the time this cruelty ' aprons. . I was discovered. In consequence of the indignant Oa the 17th alt. another attempt at assassination, rumours of the inhabitants of the neighbourhood, a i was made on the sentinel at the Commissariat Stores, publican, named Homewood, who used in the vici- Limerick, P. Longlum , of the Galway regiment, by nity, went to the apartment where th e p oo r child I firing at him. The ball hit the fingers of his left was confined, and found him aim - est naked, perfect- I hand, but without doing the mischief intended. This 1 - ly squalid with filth, and emaciation,' from apparent is the third attempt made on sentinels since the sth 7--- - - --- 7 - • A CHALLENIL G i famine. He interrogated the child , w ho, f r om his of June. - . • , MESSRS: CURRI 1.7 slid Co. Surgeons, late ii size, appeared not more than four years old; on 1 • Sunday evening, sheet eight o'clock , as Dr. Skin. his •Aluie.ty's metier{ -challenge the. libido...woad so bane eonsir.red. from his answers thaehis own. con- ;ler, of Hatton-garden, was returning home, he was , prove a eittgle ite•tatice where their Medicine nod MethOd of jectures were well founded, he brought him to his I.serronnded, - within a fete doors of his house, by 10 ; Cure haw ram of Ihe h dlNllled eke*. i' l l , i r e prl i tre et x::: house, gave him food, and immediately acquainted ;or twelve fellows, who snatched at his watch ; but I -,l' i e se a ` n ln in L bi : t t u i , tll .ll. l 4 i sful . i f ttey . gritiowe lit direet diet , the Parish Officers, who forthwith applied to. the ; the e heie l which was gold, breaking, they made I Pimiles ilex she treatutent and cure et VENEREAL etim- Magistrates at the . next Police Office,aud the mother ! off wideonly a part thereof , and the seals appended ! PI.A I NT. nod that ileentigeastst .of the mugs,. which i 4 la . . . • corset/acme of the pernictsion and wasteful erects Of O habit loot was taken into custody. .• to it. ~ .. . • . I awl most unhappily ; mimed Sly elle-yauths of both ?sitse••. if Mr. Fox, a surgeon, who • examined the child,. Theletteriedef the month of August last, at an ! the Into it wilt he &mod 1 . 1 9 49.111. linfagir n a." /C c e 4 1 li reru t i ; ; ',. .;, said, he found_ him in the utmost state of misery and ; early hour. iss•Voi 'tnorning, a bird was observed on. the otter h"" iu r.""g" fi l ly s-11...4,1 -., . : „, r , , ..,. ~- twists% state of debthl Y. I * ItC . run twit y rite ~ r s•eigjettion,__..emeriated almost to a skeleton from : a tree at a giettemati's, nese at Byrt; a clown who"l nate; its Impotence. ?Mete nwr itii maw and nltii" . 4" eikos ' famine. 110Chiht had no disease, ow did he ailiwi-i livid -abase thit.... ulster any medicine . But from a change of best. ', I o hawk Mid: shei.itr-whea it proved to be a beside.. .:17,,,, e 7 1 2. e 1a ';',, or „ oro y a ; ep ees % ;ewer disunkrAicideo t• -meet, cleanliness, and fond, his appearance was sii!ful green parr*, mid bed -round its neck a gold ring, h tut - a habit. their trenteneatubbopt.,..«64 has r d ieserros i e t • e y . : Misch altered for the better in three or four weeks, •on whiCh was eft ti ed " Captain Packenham, of lucces t e iVirbscsmuill:.„,,,l9Z",i.4.,4l,ltflreauT,edira ve. ',that he should not have known him again if he had his Majesty's ship &Wanks." A person in an ad- Der 11 eal infection, verb as nlistrueti ino° ibe urethr.. swots' not frequently seen him in the interim. • • alma, eruptssna, se:sisal : joining field was listening to the bird when it was - at-series* hard tumours, gonna,. Weakneas, glects, u nlso Elizabeth Jones, a lodger in the same house with the shot, and thought it was attempting to speak either , TRICTURF.S, •• • mother, Rose Robins, another , ,todger, and Mary the Spanish or . French language. What seemeel- whether recent or aloe( duration, oti . d which have baffled ! I , I Hall, occasionally employetto wash for the mother,' traerdinary is, that the - biril had not been seen in any who kept en eating-house, also gave evidence of the poet of the country before that morning, though the creel treatment of the child, totally differen't from vessel (rein which it must have escaped, was lost ou which skill of other is ri t t ici tiosse ii t, Ifil. li e Y fi g n lll 4 : r .. 3 t r . 1 4 ;1;r: 01 4 0e ' ° p f tsti r e r :rattl.. l ::i . ni. , ti e te il e a akeihtittl ) phi* andlltiviittir t•e•••••4•4•te f r etpienthe:fnllusts the applies& of-thst bt l r i, t r z i t i t . .; that other seven other children, three of whom were the 4th of • December last, off Lough Swilly. The' Ta„C . e " *.r, % If n i gr ses en :i; Ztrictultle lily of -eif i rd I :it:44llv P. ,grown up, and whom , it was stated, she treated place where it was kilted was about tweet) , . miles tleithetr Iti;re,-• the total ea-4(11(.461in id which Wilkted b 3 with the greatest kiudness.. It appeared, also, from front the wreck . Poor poll and a dog were the only Mk, certain, find eipeditiosi mode. of pf i aciice, ! a l p e1i....r:0: : .. , their testimon', that the little victina wee confined in ; survivors from that ill fated ship and her gallant 'flptiteereerervtilaneikeTeoineTiiiiii tun -si i . . l7„l'ilv .re,..Z‘. ~ .A ! a room over the scullery in the eard,eal not suffered ; crew.-•{Bey'aet Newt-Mier .) iiatient reetored to inoild Mod - vigous' bean h.i. h .e re , t to play . about with the other children` . ; that he was I • to a Supplement. to the Madras Gazette, of Jeep defeilill halifi_l*.,Yek_ h _fs "'led* a. Pr"re Petnrv;`!',.:ri l ,. fasteniiti- by theleg with a small hoe . Chain to . some S , there kan account of the cure of two well-au . rative re!n r oa e ies i z o ri rr oe st a. . u P ia 2r,vi spuit, . ot . Li. Ispeasitift . quid !a he 6 1 be pest, or,other immoveable thing, itt, the room ;sl. Oesikated eases- of hydrophobia, after the dreadful sue so fe•-allimaie illeCuleminti". . • 1. INi b ; suit, Centteines of the first ,re,l•c•l h. that although ' he was thus prevented from a ' ailits " met is of the diabase had proceeded to a most Alarm: ' -Set, ' l4 _._ - e s t • - - 0 ,,' a ~,,,, e-4,,t1 , .. nn e been hourc,the cm o mrlt. rft 'even to the water-Uloset, - the poor alld, 'foe* ble - lait degree on the patient. One of the cases was moval tifuompla tint of thin 1 4F ethro, stricinres, 84:. ; 41 1 4 . : , ,, , , 1 Obeide cosiseqamwes of such a privation, _liras. st. successfully treated•by,Mr.Tymon, of his ' ajesty's. received a radivil Oil Vertnnin evirt..rriu w e i vi., 717, 1 1 : 7 ,,,, *My boatel) by Ids mother... Mary Hall • l i t . 214 Dellehtlnit ; and - the • other by John Shoelbred , r o lY s ,:f i tr u ' .ll " l. 4 , ''''n" l l ' l l. e t s "l, of ~•,,,,,,,e, . . I y of . Mee..ers, (Writ. an t a). sp in ..• • tbiK 4147. shi. , lasi 'aravidit . sp. M. D. Salvia teak* Celeste' Native.Hospikel. In Man of these r' vii fiive Imol etrictorr. D4• • •it feu to 0% -. •, .... .3-. _ .. '- immediate • - nrs,.nnd load •ribe •of Nke5.11;..1.1.."1ne1,t1.31i:;.:31'e• Satctuz.—Yesterdso . morning about eight ddlock, an American, who had lodged some weeks at a house • at Limehouse, made away with himself, by short; if , himsdr through the head. His Landlady went t..i call Itlin.ais usual to breakfast, afier having been out Ifor some rolls,, and he not answering, the door uss opeced, and the shoCking spectacle presented itself. Mr. Wilford, a Professional Gentleman, attended : immediately ' but of course too late to. render any 1 assistaece. The following letter was found lying open or the table:— • - • • i ..I will briefl,rstate what bath led to the me li -holy ran. ,• trophy beore you, mad, thangkeettain itis4hatilf the under. signed, a dustier of the Peace It and fur the county stf. iterti, 1 in the Commonwealth tr' Pennsylvania, who came to this coon. .try to transact some.primate family business, and. Meeting, by the cursed net of those set of fools, James Modisoa, and M.: d--d Trend, democratic facylon in - Congress, 'that war 11A ~ brew. &eland against Ores* Britain Cleverer. nu ships iikeir ' tfi return soon ti, America, was indpc ' ed to treat a few busdred doilars t had tell to entry use houte.,:xvod to. provide 'NT tot ! suWnance.duriog my stay, to tie care • of n p retended fries& 1 who. promised to sell the m to MOM adveintageoilibt I eirlid , (so he has by appropriating them to Isis imp sivit),.ftd kW** 1 destitute of almost a stnkle sostr—but casibot itargllios.seas, yeas souri:" for it hairdo:We me 'a iW, and set my trate on frt. I:tr be lett here is • a Inveig a Tanstry,:niktbeut AhreleYLattigl , too much honnnr to jteal k and too much pride to tras. ety Cad. I nay God. meGotil what rt-m bedoni) ...ler • nearly Su thaasand c‘kiles• from my family-mut houses and by tho.pertidy -of a man; see.no Mb& T rot to oiteniii tes. !SillO% tilk iTV or cotit the -fatal atidtasb act, - -Ser ! the Alttightv's pardon and forziveuess afllig. IMlT i r " s i t i (Water; shilll hkver tic atiimer for this 'act, afitiney afßstd • sins. (if there is any without ain, let Pip titromikeingetimell I_ of mankind will rot, ask, a favour, neither wit! riend the line,-; folly telying nwthoOterilt% and notilsainvam m y Iteeely and. bwellessitt father, to islsoSe protection I._ bioectlNlte *ill Lib , pleased to place my tastily find ten 'children; remaimag yet. Afour is, I hope,. is the pretence of theirXreatarketkiough Me i mediation of *our blessed Lortl.lesos Christ, our sot, medottor, teleenter; and sa't lour tto , rays tite-unfitrttinairintil iiiisershle • - • .. ROBERT. 9pOLPII FAil e liAd."' CHARGE,RINotsc.-0 1 1 Sunday, the lAtlt of Oct. t 181'4 was rani, at St Bartholomew's CibrdA Wed nesbury, 4 true and complete peal of Illbb"Mtsjors, consisting of 6001 changes; completed ia three 'hours and 45• minutes, by the zotepagy..ol gingers is that platter • : : . :- . n: . . , . ' • • MARRIED._ ..--, ' • • On Saturday last, Win. Reeves: Evq. to Air JeuttlizaLctlt Lamb, secoud daughter of the lateloba:!..aTbt Esqv On the 24 inst. at Ludlow, I Marta. r.drin4 finsiat Hand ton, youngest son of the Hon. Mr. and Ntrs.Mainilione At Worcester, aged 50, Me.Adwitt Davis. On Monday last, Mr,. if abbey, wife urT. Btirl;ey, Banker, of Purtsaseuth. talai,* . dishes Is the ticallery,'lthe child,l9 3 lane 'mans, gal dikva - to the yard. whore betook cabbagastalks eat •ef tiwhevvesk tab,..and centieled theta Mader; hit :Sattetenb for toad that .'he erten 'teak' the -seetisreifcbteandlesticketei_ent, askedkee fa ] *stet te.ileuik (min 4 110 Y , pfii is was * 1i1i4.; . **4. ,aboiebisidtherik take -- !lie li . candlestick, ceMllllOO6O iaothei:thit easigh id, , - eft prabc*d bY and repanteatldeldberp, to do fail aident *he patient• 'coard solandy bar in fon ma near arty olonces:nt brand wars taken. Wit:nary iibert time; cskinerd andr opiniiireii Oriels *mated doess ; bid th e „ of the treatments meneasliatidadly be , Getateateit . beeline/ter& _...eary and t he Sergeant; of- nquak tam/wove, wha'nitemnied by the uppticat of tutimpe4ustici ithata t‘net Patient- ict the'courtiey,wf retinested tot only the jokrtirio, of tpeir sitirliOkaitabit of libing,*. inek,-1 a rewaculiace. 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