The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-10-16 00:00:00

I 1 1 1 , 1 1,11 • • I 1 1 ( • • 1 4 l lf 1 t I I: 3 I 1 . • 7 47 *r. T. rits EDiTYPI OF_ TILE SZATESMAN, . Sts,—in giving publicity to the following occur_ seams eel the observations it has given rise to, you will ob' ge ~ne of your Readen, and A FRIEND To. JUSTICE. " Last Friday evening, about eight o'clock, the neighbourhood of Duwgate.hill, was witness to a must deplorable scene. A man was assailed by a great cr ord of people, and would doubtless have been kil'ed, hut for the interposition of a Peace. officer. He was execrated by all—the cries were " he ought to be hanged;" '. 4 he ought to be ripped up ;" " he deserves nuntercy !" No one in the crowd, ho weve r, could give any exact account a hit crime, though every body supposed it to be an abominahle one. Guilty or not, the more sober part would not interfere, lest they should be instantly outlawed as accomplices. After more than half an hour's ordeal, wherein his person was qiifte dis63iried,- and his life every moment in jeopardy, ho wee actually taken to the Cumpter fur_proteedon, as no person appeared to give him in charge. It was not tilt he was safely lodged there, that the disc was inquired into, and on Saturday the parties were summoned by the Lord 1141 Yon t') appear against him, and he was committed foctrial... That, such miscreants should be punished with the utmost rigour of• the law, and that the law against such crimes should be more severo,every good man most earnestly desires:. but if, as in this case, the persons who alone clan give evidetiee in a Court oft such a fact, rather (bag do it s + as is their duty, commit a man to the summary pro ceeding of a moh, every man may tremble for his per. sone safety. If any perion may be accused of the crime in an ale‘house or In the-street; by any one who thinks tit to do-it, smitten' hasiug put the man to the hazard of his life, the accuser absconds and leaves him to the fury of tho 00ii `:ssisese . judgment is subverted by their passioneVrlpit will become of the'personal p•afety of rich *poor ?, We hope hs similar cases of popular outcry, that a few respect.. ahle observers or neighbours, wilt indantly summ j date together, to (relives the pcceopd sa d ass it e r person over to the civil power, if NI chaage pee.. furred against him; and aloes it will. Ihe.thitirekati steadily to observe the partieelav ocondieP ot,the most violent, and deliver him, with the person ae. cured, in charge to the Peace Officer. it is the great bulwark of personal security that no titan may be punished for any crime, until by 12 *this coun. trymen, on a fair trial, he is judged to be guilty of it." XILIthPINY THICTIRICILS. The performances announced for Wednesday last, were, The Gamester, and The Mock Doctor;. ter Friday, The West Indian, and Love Laugh, it Locksmith v. On Monday ee'nnight was performed the Comedy of The Inconstant, and the Farce of The Castle of Andalusia.--Export speaks is kigb terms of Mr. 6. PONSDNBY'S Old Mirabel, and Mr. B. Poweies Young Mirabel; both parts were most admirably' supported, and receited unbounded applause from a brilliant audience. •i 4 ." • BATH, Ocr. 14. It gives us pleasure to announce to the visitors of this town, that oar approaching Winter Amuse. aonts bid fair to exceed any thing of the kind for many seasons past. The once-flourishing, belt long-neglecied Lower Assembly Rooms, ace to be• re-opened for balls, concerts, cards, &lc. in si style of splendour suitable to the. elegant and noble vist. tors of this gay place, under the auspices of several Latins and Gentlemen of the 'first rank; and that highly repected and accomplished gentleman, Cap. tain Gwlserr, has been solicited, we understand, to officiate as Master of the Ceremonies oh the oc. cesium. The routine of amusements will be • thus arranged : —the Theatre will be open on Tues. slays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.—Balls at the Upper Rooms, Mr. ,KING, M. C. Mondays and Thursdays--at the Lester Rooms, Tuesdays and Sa urdays.—Goncerts,. Wednesday's, at'the Uppef Rooms, under the direction of Mr. Astir; and Fri.), day at the L. , -wer Rooms, conducted be the Messrs: LANzi. This arrangement, with the addition of the it arm. Mic Society, at the White • Hart,i Tit& tys ; and the Catch (flub at the White Lion,i Fridays; will certainly furnish vatietyinimint 01l amusement, not to Waist Whtuany where else, ex. cept in the metropolis. Ant. Mount Esq. oat Mayor Elect, isseed cards,' voit tit* 9th Whoa, for a grand slimier st the Guildhall titt .Fridge nest, the 19th; by wheels weliarwthai-it requires exactly Tom days for the BatlPCOrPlirailtin lei-prepare ter A feast ! .11 , 4axirreItor csniat'nded hie engagesseei hero last night; theihomiwiterowdedi ' Sits. Iftutwil l ; Mrs. Seamarks,- lad 4111: tbeirlkdoti, curtseys aud.howitrx , liatitifildlesetnii. received. • - r 1 The French Gevernment, it y * ;r mad ttlf,4 tbongh determined not to comply with. 40... mands of the Americans, was , yet desirous otj* N clueing General ARSISTIIONG to. forego his iotentacin' of leaving that country, by holding out expects. tines of the existing, differences beingadjusted. A private letter from Paris, of the 9th instant, states that thelblientips explanations on points which had previously hew under discussion, were contained in I 41016 sent to General AaNSTIkONG by the Dui da Csoonei— .l. That.all Aiwerleanships 'which sit 10 arrive in French' ports betwixt this and the Ist of Nrrveelasertweet. should be comprehended ii.•der the Berths mid altiaa-paerem, met ; am wader ;ay order (mitt* Decree. ' " Thot the Decree or the ii3d'of SfarettiliallY; trativiriited the moment the French Goteradient bead of the saitpealharat the Non-latercoarse Act. 3. This Aomori lam shim , which bawl 11UtreredllietrWto be disbowiured oabraissiooln the BIWA Orders iu•Cuesfeit. • wlr, with,.ut dillicatty, he admitted ititw the ports of .France, with the liberty of denting uni agitio. • 4. That the Sisperoir will glee ticenees:th . .Arnerican this being the only foreigh 114 favouretiliithythem. 3. That American ships howled on Frenc►K Ainerksa ac cow, will he admits:4l into Forsch ports. ' • it is further stated, though, from &kuowtedge. of the rapacity of the French • Ruler, 'Wu cannot believe the conditions would be fulfilled, that 01 French Goat:runtime had totimimated its itttention` to rvoure the Ank tient property sequestered consequence of the D cree of the- 2.id of Mitch,' 1810, as soon as it bad been *facially informed that the vessels, and other property detained itt America, had been restored to the lawful owners. -L___ k • WOW it PORT. rdP. +6 "lig O THE . ST At ISM ATI. Sra r rlllnapealits ,jsreatipan . a fried :af Om the miser day, liter Mas a blehiller . of the Wilms emilmittee. I (band ,41. his bible the printed Iltpnit of that callthallve. Rid all looking at Ahr begins's.' n 1 It I Retina St Say lkiertEr km& writing, opposite the title page, whit fotlowts.— SU/ILE OF DISCOUNTS. 4 : ' Anno 170 ' . . . . 111 • 1798 . . . . 180 1799 SU 1110 • . . . . MN - I presume this must he the accosted delivered by the Bask '6l England to the Committee, for the purpose of 'herring the rate of increase on their discounts since they have ceased pay bing in cash; and from' this statement it appears that their dis eosins have increased since 1797,1 a the mammas proportion of 688 to 241, that is, that it has nearly trebled its amount. Why this statevnent was not printed with the other documents I am at a loss to conjecture. If the Bank Directors were toxin's for its being withheld from the public, it prase' that they are talmcious that coder this head of issue at imat, they bar made piallts which they are desirous ttshealdi teas be, publicly dis _ In :mother part of the same page I read what followi in giy friend's hand-writing !colt. -• • - ilannelt • Ileory 11164!ilme Sharp- • ' noskisstie . . ' Tierney •••• ,• •firenfell Parses! ' li!rand, .urge Johnston.' • • • Pckepson . Magni. Davies Giddy • ' , Abercrombie . Baiing spoke" ?era;'—voted" AGA INST." • /Foster—Abs.,* oo day of voting. Slscridan—Ditto, only ittended °ace. • Lord Temple—Ditta, gear attended. I make no comment upon till's interesting. manescript ; I wily desire that these several names may he adverted to wheri the illaok Directors ,nad !carnet Counsel insinsate tbat the gnat smistiaa was Carried as a party Question. • AGAINST. Chancellor of Lachequer Leong • lompson nniog, Depoty-Governor *f the Bank • 0. - ti • :? A. B. A riot took placenn Saturday, in the Prison, at • Purchester Castle, near Portsmouth: about 120 prisoners, consisting of Germans and Swiss, vohnt.l meted into the Sicilian Regiment.; and ‘‘hen they.were 'went into the 'Prison to get their clothes; the Fressilh,., men refused to let them out again, and threatened' to kill them... The drum immediately beat to arms, when the Worcester Militia, and part of the Nor. thampton, directly matched into the Castle; and, :with the assistance of the artillery and dragoons, qtrder was restored without stny bloodshed. Friday a Court Martial was held on board the ,Gidolitor, at Portsmouth, on Antonio, alias As. tong Miller, seaman, of the Lwow, for met!: nous and seditious conduct, in eadeavouring to makd a mutinous assembly, and to excite •the French• in particular, as well as the German troops, on board j ts:e Lnlnne, to rise and take possession of the said ship, and carry her toe port in France; and for concealing such metioous desire'. He was sentenced to receive SUO laslses.—iteas.didesirel flargood, .President. The magnificent convent of Lilienfiehl, in Lower Austria, was lately burned to the ground. On Thursday night, about elev en o'clock, a dreadful fire was discovered on the premises of Capt. ,Nowell, at the village of Why, near Oxford.— The wind, although not strong, being fresh, the. Whole, containing 14 ricks 01 bay, wheat, barley, titans, end every kind of grain, together with bares, in one of which was abort IGO sacks of potatoes;: destroyed ; scarce any part orit was insured. • Six French Marine °Seen- lately escaped from ' ChesterSeld, and having reached the Kentish Coast, eehtedt rulkestone boat, and had nearly reached tbectipaiilte'shote when the Cordelia ,picked them op 4 t :They* have been ordered by the Transport BelleIldo• be confined in one of the prison.ships in the Medway. Two French Officers, "n their parole at Ash. bourn, a few days since attempted to escape,- but ' were stopped at Chesterfield, and have been lodged in prison at Norman Cross. Saturday, the broadside of a new ship, of about 500 tuns, was ['fought into Hartiteh' harbour by some fishermen t and when the tide left It; forty derk.deals were *mid underneath, about 40 feet In length. Ti la .ship . is supposed to have been lost Inn the Wilkie/land,. and to bits -beep PriticiPOY' ,„. loaded with deals. _ • , A heap of stones, lying nnder the Beacon Cleft, 1 at Harwich, have been disenvereti, it ii said, to posttest a quality, that .will render a . .cement, cont.' ,posed of them , folly as.duraitinas•stone itself, and ' etratte festoon . The Curpore[ioniol, that town have F - iefiiatl - 15,0001., 'fur the whole. ,.. • '' Biritel.attr.—The house of Mr. Failick, B - Gleitkaien ,of fortune, N. 6, Park.street, was broke. ioto byre the setting of the watch on Sen. day eight, and several articles Were stolen there. from. The family are In the country, and the }house was left in the care of two maid servants, one. of whom was out at the time of the robbery, and the other alarmed the thieves after they had been I half an hour in the house, and'they made their es. cape oat .of the front door, tildch they had opened with a false key. , - • ""' Pied, .-cot IVednesdey, October lOtit, Mil Linest.ox . &taste!, .ai his 114 19[1,1 if' ' 14444 ", 144/ '• I .street ' Upwards of fortg , teary o e paPoityr , Kiln remitting industry' . end /- Integrity; as a pacer and d. tea:deattl, the corner of . Mlitt.labe,' anti ali' at.' 1 L ample* to all who. knew him,. *et a life tot perin: I nering assiduity in the pursuit of business, it not ! incomputable with. the most uniform and unaffected piety. . . • The Nobility,. C o s :entry, Clubs, and Societies, are respectfully informed by Hoenswe 61 1 4 Q 0...- that the State Lottery will be diowl. on FRMAY . Nair. , Hearsay and Co.' solicit the hvonit of ' 1 14 :Public on the present occasion, on which . Day ' 't :3 4 hope to divide *Tung th o se wh o honour theta; . ittitheir commands, tt large. proportion 'of the *li . Hundred Thousatni' Pounds Prize , :Itottey..., ' ito ''they Firet:drawe • 20,01701. Prize, and the fast. ileawn-'lofool Were-shared . and sold by lioaussi l sad Ca. a NO. 26, Cornhill, anti St. -Mergartit's.. 'bill, Borough.. ~, -4 , I , ~ . P.... 4 / .. .,?•- - THE STATESMAN; • •*- • a:,km,a!a!*""f.,•'-1.... 7 ' v.,•••••• - • . . ~. MANSION-110UsE. • • lONGT.II Y. t Japes Forster, stan di n g _charged! With forging a check,. purporting to ha the • cheCk Stokes and lotion, on Meats. bkei , P and cease -100. Its. Waayitateritay' briitthilifibri the Leßa blismos, pre linattierstnitlisfefetrial. lhailepoSitioatett savers, agleam.* having been °Mit t al. read, in salsich wisavalmervabie but What . we have alrettily ruipou4eool t 9 cite Public, the VVisonet - Wit,sitketi, *hither he had any thing to once in hirdeferice.. ffeiejiiibil, that his friends'be. iag at a ,considerable dist:Abe from town, he had not yet had en opportunity of coannniiicating with them.. With respect to the charge against itim, he Wine remittlts to mate: The Lonn'hilA If 0 R then said, it became his pain. fel duty to sonanit him'fot Mal, a duty which on , any uccesion was, heart.reading,• but which on the present, freak ilittrespecteblo appearance and con. nections of d o Piisoner , hefelt most poignantly. The last AM:init.: was then prepared and signed, and the Privoner was conveyed to Newgate. Yes. torday, as *ell as at his fotmer examination . , he endeavoured So screen his face from pbblib observa. tio a with his pocket handkerchief. Ile was dress. tidin a anti of deep mourning, and seemed most aetbillly afeeted at his disgraceful and awful situ. latiole. - • .No•other esamisalion of interest occurred. • Gpl (WALL. AtiRActOUS ASSAULT.-Samuel Skirt and Thompson, alias Phillips, were chasged by Liatises Gibbon's, an' iti O'er*, plum-puftftircipter, with le :molt aggrobaldife eauiil rn haibery, committed between lint eitidrwd o'efeek'aii = llllon. day morning. The Pfrisoners iti this Itisleolribte young men of respectable appearaseskiaid sees* considerably abashed at their awkwerd eitnation: It appeared front' 6 . 0 statement of tttopplain: ant, that be was etigited' at the hour mentioned- iii the charge; atikeend ofGul den.lasie, and havirig furl pultidiftedlichite lend de. Aliens edition or p u dding alt hot ! the ' Prisoners, in•coinpany with • pai,ty,o l f.their friends, ao doubt atttattedty theilvOry parialatioua from the luxuri. ouir dish; *dititendlts tittle column , and without any previous VlOtid4- POttehea• Upon the table, and with the voracity and fury huge, wolves, suit. ed the pudding,. and .bore it of In triumph, to the astonishment of the Complainant, who was so pa. refixed at th.c unexpected attack, thot all .ppwer of 'utterance of eaten was completely ottani:soul him. Having, at•lesigth, rocoVetett eticoltibeisrt, and witkit a sense Of his misfortune/she console& littnielf with toe old philosophical observation, “ It's 'Well it It no worse," and proceeded.to.ho,.ware. ' `house, 'Wheris seieral precious copies I. ot* Itlitioe-iverecifely dePtildt6d, and r"o i lor -diate sale. ',Living replenished 'his re{. turned to his old shop, And Keit telsiaidleed his vociferation. in praise of .his' !marks wail*. ware filled, he said., with.the best things in the and deflod Otalial or the most punetiliouieritic to utter ts sentence its dispralie of their Merits the first j edges in England et a 'pheth2Plitiding - haVing pro. pounced the atilhor unrivalled in such cOmposi. lions. In the midst of his eulogiums, howeter,. his eloquence was a second time interrupted, by the re. turn el the aforethentioned assailants, who seemed 'to have attained' a now 'fetish: rot . action from the opPertnnily they had of damning the timdiusilqy of Alm piatid, of-which they had solitegallyliersome possessed... Theit last attack net being so:Ridden...a former, the Comjilainaot had an opportunity. of exerting himself in defence of . hit InFrehondixei but i ineffectuifiy, that the greater part qf it disappear. ed with wonderful rapidity; 'obtiilthstailding his best endeavours 4o protein' it. In ttie scuffle the dish and the table wore upset and destroyed. For. tunately, however, the two Prisoners having shewn too much eagerness in their assault, were taken -prisoners while in estate of suffocation, arising from their having' attempted • to bolt about a' pound ' of the object of their expedition without Citing the usual trouble of mastication. The Sitting Alderman having heard thin teleran charge, and commiserating the situation of the Prisoners; advised ate parties to retire and settle the matter amicably, with which' retoinmendatiOn they wisely complied, and the nrerCheat hurting retained and expressed himself swished, the parties seemed were emancipated without further punishment. M A KLBOROUgH-STILLET. . . A charge wee *Wield thii Dffiee, ott Sataerjay, by a t rodesmass'i 'Wife, of St. An n't patiet s afest' Smother tradmasau,. for committing a-rap:Ma her ocrson. • - • ;• • ' • • • The Proieco tax steted,lhatthe Prisoner followed 'her into hey 'house. and violate:ft her persop against rliser rill, I.liltougit:site mane efttirtesiatiia2e. It turned-out, however, thattheCbmPtili4sififtidatef bet, paramonr in tht, Omit on a rainier crate& anil it was on this est:ilia& whekasbe so agreed to meet film, that he accompanied .her haw., The Alogiik . ; trate disoilised the cifinplant: . . ' • a Ulkitti*-11ALL. :Woodsy, after a. vette oult•ber• of . assaelli*w+re . heard, and in a regular • way disposed. or, ‘.l) was put to the bar,_ oa the charge of an :24 'tempt at sodomy, and that in a very oppnt way, At, Astley's Theatre. ALw.se *ell heard, before Air. ' Items and Mr: Unillittii • 11144 f ter !IRdifirV.4o- gation during some triWitykat x to bail - for the next Sessioni. - •F• ' .. }'~. --- , Lut ' vitielti Ia dtghsrtlie voinitio; iewer at %lib.. ter, scrateat . isieette tot tress . ..R4Man" cOlis, or'tfii Emperor Mosta, were Mond; and some of thilti very legible arid iti'silbit etraidition. ' l i blist dtitititi latody near- 4ho •Gantlkifl) iiio .of lie gilpitioci TIGAJAN.' ••' . • ' ' • • • • i An unlucky' circumstance happened to - Captain , W—s.yesterday. 'flit Captain had :charged I hit valet with robbing him, and the prisoner !sitcom. witted. On 'thb"Ciotaits leaving the officA lf he was pursued by 'a sheliel *Mee . iiita't 4 40 . 4mr, 11.hd at restoel feea , greittuiti.. - • Vrlillit In' 'thi!iikce„ Cap., win W. had another troubriiiinie `ciiitoniei l , it's -on 1 actommbdatiag . FVestell- bait; ' EillitiAelitended the person of the bAillif's pilsonen lieltaiiiiii justffiCk for . him, and not • hilvolig tiny oak( tonfidopce, la him ; but the bailiff tack Off lit pia; ' i s ..- i I I .. y a~ -x- • - e•.. - 14-,-.77719 • • . .4 . 7 1 1/g: l sg/a TS, 1711111tHIGE. Cisrognsioletne 'arlteseteeereev a A D , , W twit, per 4004 _ ......201 -. 4 . • Barley, per quartzr.. t a .4:1 Bease ......:141i47%:511;....4 1 , Peas . • 6.4.--a. ... . .. , ...0...4. • - • 6MITftrIF.I.O-4et. 1 Ti sink tie Otta,l;opeem he t , Herr ... .40. 4,1,10 se. .4d. . .14634 . er Moulin' ..4-. 4d. di S R . 44.. "'Bea sts . . Veal ....M.. 6d. lit' 7r.: •a&; keep aiii l'ork ....5 0 . 0.1. to id: Vii: Cllties Lamb ....Os.. Qd ; to OS. 64. Pigs .. . . :. i !Pii , stticki. 1 4 Hay' ..., . IL' _Qi. • 90, to st Straw .'... 24 . 104' N. to M. Cliusur .... 4itilltt4::. Od. ' to 91. N C W OATH AND' t w ititrlA 1, . 1- toMystet:Carentesi. Beef ....3s. 111. to .s. 114.1 Veal ..., Mutton ..4s. tAL.'s OL o is. T Pork ...., • Loath -*:•- Os: Ott: to Os: • +1 PR! rF. OF frAlr . SD st • RAW y sr. is sir:s'i '' " - - .iv , Hay, 41, los. to 91 1511:11d, Ilan Straw, 21. Is. to M Is.:Oth Clover, 'Straw, &how , ti I I) ES. Best Heifers and Steers'(per Itrdinary fp. stone) 2s. Fxt. to 11.. " VA. ; Market Calf Middlings 2s. 4d: tis• , Tir. 6d:• Eng. ellt.,Kil . - i, I Snearlisres . . - . s. Rd, ' le 2 6 , Lamb Skins . .- . i. .ott. Is )••• • .. ' PRIC' E OFT AL LOW, St. James's Market 4s ,$d ' toersi Tallow Clare Market 4s 2d yellow Rosie Whitectutpel Martel 41 it • w kite dine . ., per st• of bib. ---. .T r - 7.. Sitnpditt .... I2s 5d , Melting Stmt Average de .10' Ditto roteick • . - (itaA...... ' .(iond Dregi Yellow Soap, 90s-i-Mdttied. I = - t ) 'ii.ce . s; ueli Price y( ilsodiesi.perditbeW, ffilltio;-14, • --rem.- C . ()AIL 'I.IA4M ET--41etr Ships - at Matket. - ' Millis sold. ..: 43e Newcastle ..••....;...Itti. !,..4•"?• •••• ft.. 3 Sunderleutt • 'o' ..... As 1 Cinders— . ..... . { . eit T' SLIGO, OC T . g eit .ret_ket their dating ejsl 'armed biliesshave - abpareil byy night 'those, on their visite, who shall press ther rent or lythel beyond the Are! This unlooked.torinitatietlOhltis able terror. • Oo Friday se'nnight, about eight' amber of armed ruffians stocked house;-.t Billyknockin, detnanding Insisting on' getting gunpowder. time, the (niter door were fasten. Kelly instantly armed himself * and stairs, opened a silitthrielit Oraer to afsailants; i iiclf He' 114 W e -sooner of the villains calling:out' Co hlia discharged his piece at Masi; 'intik ceiiestseveral rains of gunpowder 7 instantly market/the man, andievell unfortinhattly soleeiv thissid‘fire, artily rascals, on the attempt of resistance, stely led. In the attack there Was a tura of rashness and eowntditert ; made the attempt with the preview! ,besides Major Kefly arid-Mr. /AO,: Lary gentleman), there wero-twea JOldi and another faithful detei,filttedldiolall ztbey were all amply pcOrdeil With' Saturday-afterniitialflaltV.44‘ +along, the Strandoerflieb)itliiaalesay , dbks &c. the4hifti.iisatlimiy . gave Hkoaly of , tie; Cart (thin carman at : the Sipe of .Rte- berets) ;. the shuft:aterso Meekly . St, ettag is he - .hart had jut slidden jerk, at, which t h e other iv ahtl set of ogiilopljaisloimegiidiely. .josokd, bescoo l latiod felt tin hid beak, .4: which means the Ittlineetliklied etieJtim; ed him in' se matmerotirtivkiatelftilr t. hopes of redo r cry . 0! . tithipsif Aseer Charing.cross t sad the inin'sias taken tie Hos e pital. S"- respettable iSazdealer, in Feirebilitli c- IttretsitHos . big arriving at his boost, onl'huridayereblog;fida; theoceuntry, in his own earriatte, wit dbetivereil'4 his iseathmaat to have colt his throat. Some time since, in demolishin); part of tha buildings of theanck.ht Seignorial castle of Archer, near Vivone, three-keg:nes rromPacton, there w" f eueidz. hidden .is Ike want wconsiberlableViantiti of pieces of gold Leveed presertatids: Tfie_ of this treasure Wais more Min thirtypUts4t, ifhcfi ii worth at least 50,000 livers: 'Pirtle pticel' ate uf !hi finest geld, very thin -sod sensed • TheyliCillifo . t all coins of theFrelleis from Chaili% W.f. la Charles IX. in cl esivo.:T here *twee the otilOwit4ti• Loalis74l I. Franeis !Lamy. 11;itodliinoli lit 1 Looney was probably, coacealod 4 -there vlll ifilt 644 If*V9f which l' o iN ot i r~ s aa sd titiethe trete, about the cod of .the 131, utai L t ir itt i ort t Yestenlity,.Mrtiohh 11/0" 11411. 0 . 0 C 13111risti•ViiiituW,ZOir.._ ‘ ,...... . Satufthty lust, the Vocv. :Attittes'.ll' (witty:, of DAMP' • how(' [ilea Wijht, le Sophia, beconti elao‘hter of. Sir h", l i ight;tit i . &WM. ; on 'rtsurodtm kist, at Devolonire, toe ma. (b Lvsonit, to 1112abeth, elde.t ihiughter of Samuel 1 1 4014Pni ittithroodetty- ot o4;d, .nt.tbeifee tins. and place, John Tholitit• 1-.slll kr: mnucheAter, in the plaid) , of Yekthgrot ' - : • - "T W7 l 1 - ; • • • - • MIA). , Eillitlif : Cl i estilljantit ; S : in ht tival : r4llll l l 7 4l :lo4o 4l46tvill o t 1 1 ,: 1 ,• a r li*".. if i llitit4 .‘'ill:a..11111411:17 111 P:4 '6 *-err2v"."-:—"l n G i r :: : el'sti' . e . e :7-1611 ; 03r:::• i ! John tivgdowa, 114* egt#43l. . • *" * —.4l6 * ' • 'iturillY , at Mr. Piolt 6 home, Pork -yard, p.d.,_.-----„ el D , mitddra for'fbi. ieeoeery- of his health, 1.; 3 1' 141 " Staltlik, of the Rorole.fitot too of the ittiii. •Og tit, of iienth, near IVaketkid; V itrkstOre t arid grai 6 " I f t t'e ltis au sea k t ilir nt ( M ir:i i n idt . hettd-fitidge, - Berks. on Vollo i a' itil • h lob(' Sir isqe .rueuet.i.lgnight. of a 'dittoed agik' u ` lie heart: ' PRACIi OF-StOCKS-OR 841119USDAT. Bank Stock Qlllll4Oll 6 Ai dik• per Cent. Red. f5ll " fi.dis Stark . Per CeotaCoes.ft is 'Witt Ilniitft 2/11 Pr. I per Cent. 011 21 . Bah, 5 U 5 per Prat. Navy 99k4, Cons. fur ttc. itailair.• Atm. 17} 946 • , Lotter m LONDON primed mid published hr D. Loris."' ud STATKIWI Ottr‘cs el, eleet4ireet. ~~y . • . • -•.... ~ A VA • % T. n .to %. ics ". t# b5,...d: . t t 401......4. 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M^jor Yelly re. • in his face. He relied at him, bet 'e; sit( then w. sistance, immrdi. IS S. strange mitt. : - for the villains tknoWleidgetbil, short (also a mili. *Mien, serval*, itntitic, tuari that; 1 111111 i. I:ie Pe WO' gnitig un• with. fu miter!, roe way froditie he tin re brings, so not indlns 1 It ttefto , 1 giie) ttio Wok (right, la Ala.. . ,c ( F A . :; lo,... h ; m i l te . ; h. essitiibiliic..6"ll,k4Lie:g.bk! ~~--•-. aeil • m di M~~'l