The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-28 00:00:00

men armed . placed ac►oss of .~ ...~ k, ~; an. . _ ;led g e them — ... . • .. 7 - ." -- , Wry bloody, end en . Thursday _morning they were them) the baled.- on being shown the knife/11th delivered lotto the hoods of the Civil Power, *PEearance of blood on it, laughed. and landed at the Sally-port, in the presence :-ee •pft, Surgeou'odeposition has hot yet been taken, we, howeyer, understand the body bears the marks some hundreds of persons of both sexes, whose pas sions were strongly excited, .sod the majority o f l of tee n woundi t ; chielly on the left side. The prin. cipal wounds are as follow : whom appeared incrnied to takooastsmary vengeance. It required every 'effort of the civil officers to pre. One.% theenfkk, perforating the jugular. ein. dividing ' deep, the , anal. vent their Prisoners being dragged from them :—they One in the arm-pit, very received a number of blows in passing through the lia7 vein. . • crowd, particularly one, who was a very conspicu.. ' Ow . its the anterior p art of the chest, passing ous object, having lost his hat In the s scuale with Bro.. tareuilb the breast bone, and jut entering the heart. titers, the place of which was supplied by a hand. ' One ruing under the left bra& and between the kerchief tied amend his head. They were taken.xe i ribs, ind entering the upper part of the heart. the Borough Gael, where !ice were Awl one passing between the ribs into thetsub again examined, I confessing that Brothers was killed by two of thespo.! stance of the heart. • , but that the third was no further concerned than its 1 It is necessarj to state, that the real name of the' lending his knife to the other, when the -wateriness ' Frenchman who called himself Daniel de Verge, is.: resisted them. More money was here taken from' Jeao Pita' Sera. A man of the nante - Of rims* 4104 them, one actually Wing concealed in his p mita., Verge i s n ow on board the prison slsips,!* Ole 141, loons under his boots 33 five shilling and sixpenny ;no knowledge whatever of the circiteastaage. ...: Retif bas written a letter to his brother, a pd. pieces. It app4mrs that -by the manufacture of lace,, So,vq, &c. those . (bi isoners accumulated a sufficient ; soner at Forton, in which he lament , tbst trouble auto. of money to procure a Suit of genteel : clothes he has been brought into, and his sorrow at not being each (besides the sums taken from their persons), stopped by the confine! at Forton Gate, width wo9ld di eg,tll in w hich, 7they • mingled with the crowd of have prevented it. He begs his brOther to write $ viaite-s that were Walciea in the depot, eluding by : his father and mother; and requests Mutio belvida their tnetamorphised appearance, the vigilance of recollection of the circumstance of his 'having; 11011110 the turnkeys and military sentinels. On Thursday years ago,at,St. Mittoes, saved the 'his of two &v -an inquest was held over the body by R. CALLA. lislrmen, and if ha should bear in- mind their names, se.ty, E.q. Coroner, when the following depositions . to'gvt Cept.,Woodriff to publish Amu through the were !node : • ; coon'try; that the men, who aftrlivards, came to . Eng. i , , .• % - ' ! land, may "see and acknowledgeit. fie says he shall ;John Sullivan and Jeremiah IVO,- both of Goojidi e 3 broken-hearted before the whiter Is over • and Von, deposed, that about half past four o'clock o - ~ -0 • ' I n a I concludes with requesting that Cant Wciotiri ff , Wednesday afternoon, as they were going to ar Z . b p o il. be _se kind as to appropriate the s- tiens . .of one : *;1 1 head, a little instance from the mouth of the h ' ffuls (about 455.) and It dollars, tiegskfewsi ti r l :l on the Block - house side, near ielhum's gibbet, the, t h e .. ~1 unfortunate man B ro thers . descried a wherry steering aboui S. W. along the i Danze, writes tea friend at o— ar s... . so lamenting .11 hospital shore, about 100 : yards from them 4 the ! histiituatinn, and . begs his wife ire. roses mey be wh.wries then abreast of each other—she wore almost . ma d e acqua inted . with fhe particulars.. ~ good immediately and steered. 5. E. directing her course I I &ra *rites ttat he has the alai towards Southsea Castle. .They then , saw a bat go I , bi:...rocl,opoo ,bids and states t h at irtili nb e : . ; 'is urt.„* . , overboard, and the people in the wherry all shoaling is hand against Brothers. • . together—they were our In number—three persons i . . liatif was acommon seaman, and has been cooliamil besides the waterman ; that they plainly beating: saw.two of them use their arms as if stainin the : in this country seven years and a half—Dana!, 0401 waterman, who was crying out very much at the a seam an, A has been in this country -about 41 i 11111iblia. who was a boatswein,about seven twang,. time „.' and in the course of a few seconds, by the: an d Sera, oohed exertions of all three, the waterman , was • Much to the credit and feelings of thiFrentrit Pyle thrown overboard. On seeing this, the Deponents ° soners Of. War, at Fortous a subscription bat isms hiuled their wind, and made towards them with an set on foot for the widow of Brothers, itii intention to'give assistance to the waterman • baton 1 we understand is considerable.. The. Jury *keg seeing the body thrown overboard, they 'directed over the body will not return .diele. versietodll their course towards that—the ether boat continued' Monday. ,• • " . , ., ,•_ . steering S. W. When they come within 20 yards of I We are happy toobserve thatleiny liberal pee.. the body, the water for several yards around wee I sons have come_ forward in aid of the liidoir and' coloured with blood—by this time another wherry I children of the above.meationed George Brother; came up, in which were George Coward, of Portaea s [and - that Subscriptions are received at the Banks.— and 'Thomas Leyton ; with their assistance, the body I The unhappy widow now lies at the verge of preg - was :taken into Coward's boat, and Wells joining ! nancy, dangerously ill, with a knowledge of her ir. them, they, in Coward's boat, went in pursuit of t reparable misfortune; and fears are entertained that the delinquents. Sullivan,, with his passenger, a ! she will follow her husband into his premature grave, woman, went to the Barham., at Spithead, .to which ; leaving their children hapless orphans, but bequeath. ship in the first instance, he was. bound. • They fur.ling them to the sympathy of a, generous and feeling ther. depose, that the deceased was- c tralllketwekteiPtlblic.--(liaaysitire Go d urieN Sept: 26.) • • them` as George Brothers, a wditilrilla l4 44000-; I . •*- - . '''' ' . - - that they observed no a: rent* Or li ! • ' tisictly saw three wounde,apparentlY "' —One on the left cheek, another In the unither a . little below on the bruit iiit bable there were other wounds that Were served. Well, further depor a!} `li! In Cows rd's boat, having the be itterbiltr the delinquents, wiko:still contineeti v ittheiffet a distance of •lirkiniles from agog, ten,• strong at N. E•; ream bad usanagelanif,' seno overtaken Ispintotber beat, in which ]lam Jones, Lie Stet &Week, end t hee. the Centintr, wlso i Xad joitustl in the petite boat was the kit aloagilde--ontrof the staidly jaaped Into hey, and ketteked the delinquents with • stretcher. le a ovard's boat ran. aleagside • as.elso II Wilk!, were J meg Me and 'oho Medd, they ell 30nily4zerfed thetuseiees to mete lismitents, Who were taken for the night the Cesila • ir. • • • i Benjamin Terry, a essastable oe the 'Otto. pitied, he received Into Ms custody hose P the Centaur, Francois Reit', Charles Digit, Daniel du Verge, i nnd conveyed them to ' - `; gaol ; and that- the two clasp knives , him, 'he received from Lieut. Price, of the Rotif owned one which was bloody; Dense the.other. Ruth of them voluntarily cur this deponent, that they had made neeirf!" in °oiling the , demised.. And Rosily-etabet‘ if it was he who gave the woundiu the heilid not know - when It was he cut. Ds he. knew. nothing shoat It, bor. ha 'sat ' "beets and steered the boat. . • . *ra i l a il** ' .4 8 *iiced _hi _ee, with a f ...er niat, . _ de Ain an' . diinsil: • 'Soon pakk metes orders Item shwa gi s tUil ls i i n i a ts .plied teethe prise-miney due to hiitishipanivitieshy, should come aloegside ; rhi - irillook lime ~ o tikiatt 1- siketli • to his surprise, be learnt that thesioney which to`fire blank cartridges to kellitalasottir; AtricCei. - Itad-biOn payable to that person had already .been re. den 'wen' isleo gives . Ant ibe , sOislllooli - sheoid oa *e.. clived f•aed . upon further enquiry, he avertained account be. perm 'lt'd' te %ate ittllieli pimenesion sty ant he had been imposed spoe.,lle, in comm. .woce ' runninchalls v and their caogounb..bonso or e rsv o n v e s e &, applied for,. and obtained a *e rrant , anantiafter the - e to be examined. on abe. rid, tisess orde r s wer e' - i lapse of some time, the'Ptilitidi# l l - as apprehended on , boesd the genera sloop; at the N continued, and this deponent gave them to iierje a nt or , by 11urnphri" el s Thomas Wyborn. f • .. ‘ • when he did not.deny his guilt. • ' . •.• . _. John Rickets, annourer, deposed , that, on the Mr. 43rniabTs , the Gentians Ibsen , slease.-ait rld, he examined end sponged, the sentinels' mvsketo title the Prisoneehed assented, etteaded.itoslerday, for the relief that went on at e i g h t o ' clock la t h e , and swore that he had not au th or i se d the Pronner to * receive any money -oft hie account, lid that the sig• . morning, and is sure no musket was loaded 'either with powder or ball • at the Utas t; he delivered to nature to the will and *power pi:spoiling t o be hi s , each* sentinel two blank cartridges, and oxalates& , wannot of his hand . inteag.. •- . their eaouch boxed. Corpo'ral Hott was present -.• The case being thus- clearly supported, N the .. rt i at the time, and he particularly cautioned, e ve ry ion. sever was committed for trial. t i n er ar i est us i ng bells, as did t h e Fi rst Li outoriaist , A second charge of a similar nature was then pre• faired against him by a Mr. Murray, another Navy and s MI deponent is sure Laurence Finnigan te e , Agent residing in March-row, Altigate, who .ao 'volved the Same orders, *and- the, same examination, previous tb, his going on his pest at eight o'clock Ass Agent residing in a 11" way. the morning. . .. . _ -.. • ..;un this accusation he also 'food cominitt.d. William ,ifalsCock, vivito marine, darned. flit The Prisoner, it appeared, had long ceiriel on, oe depredations of a similar descripdon,aod had tereired 'being sentinel on theatesboant side of the poop the morning of the TO (opposite side to Finnigan?* various sums from different agents in the names of p oi Q. y , Jones, Williams, and Pai ' ley. •• post) between nine and ten he .heard Finnigan •Mr..Ormiby recognized him as hosing servpd tin out, ig Shore iour 4 bisitt start* off frOm.the ships". which he repeated • seifernt...thaeo. Thi s d epostent board the Raisonablet but be could.netreollect in heard no answer made, though it was possible an an- what station he had served. • . . • 1 ewer might have been made without t - ilikistiaring it. c . Bow.-noung!•—q, Monday miz.airth 01.114: w/e P . TRnsinta After Finnigan had ordered the bolittOOdee off two r h' e a pro geslt•stetunr fourteen 4t e dh p7, s *4 '3 4 t ' a and r ' N 'rlf,`:''' Pri or three times, he • stepped : . from • a cervosiade- slide i saner, geraPpeared, keep stalls is Covent-mark-. ad upon joinin g each other, and the former having on. haarlay night some hammocks which were stowed. in the oiaced the halfpeocein a hewn on his stall, the l'riviter took netting, and presented hinnteiltet,, having . levelled as opportunity of stealin g tarn. &log . osPi:eted, she was it downwards-towards One of the. boat*, and fir.... 0 ,1; taken into custody and chor k if with limited,. which sh- at arm upon which a man cried.ont'Ae„ was , 'sounded, end: t er a tt e b n ,';'„ aa rod di „ r e V, fir g"ln ti:ttn r i V. r ot k rh k e h bllipeor site "7 * ' the First Lieutenant Inertly bailed .the boat, and . . She martini committed - fir alai. ' . • • '• - e.- . s ' the wounded plan taken into titexiltigY and attended. ... d 6l3, unittt- I en mwsi sa % Jainfs."Broinkr Profsibt eft i l_sy a Surgeon's Assistant. When rionigast fired, the Wa — na", - k l :p t tbii n i ln ce t i ll the ntaY e s nl "" f li a l li sit7r d in eYlY • First Lieutenant was on: the qtristter -der k, as was, bury, two pitlow.cases and the culllfint,./k hot, 'nsapped fAeot. &Hock, the Officet o f the wateh, neither ot,.!''.itts,b''Y' and oner er i irrit le d r eg i ce el , es * Mirth be 64 ^re whom pliel l lnnigan orders to ire. The First Lisa,/ robbed In a house of the descri ? tion of the one k -pt by the pi t . fellaillit had beforegiven this depenent orders to in • ,secutor, he conceived the principle of retaliation fairly applied, lend had, therefore, made rein The Alderman, however, Awitut wltif Wank-cartridge. , wan for from concurring in thiltipliiion, that ht linmediately "-Martin Wellstead, of Pottsmonlb, tailor, deposed; comatittedshe Prisoner for trial. t rat; ._•-. -. ' 4 e'. . .tbit he, In kompiny with Jelin Datil, of rortsmouth, . PATteN'oiana%• — °° ril"taY Perdu. was td heft stripped aid Semler iill, ea itipielier, 'and *Wm. Muttoci,.. Of Rokteen, also a iost w 11 ; durtrig Divine Service sand Snot bs. . . .. 7 slopseikr, was, on the std of Sinaboi s o n board Teen ms Spencevad (.horse Oahe tinfoilerftreaglit'up, on a : aad o i r tizte r t t l: t r ud is S b u a ri l d l y a n i t i lt .s % l : l a s: a wherry with their slops, at SOitlieed, about thirty, =l: se wiu gtb ry ' tot or forty yards from the Centaur, in. the expectation eemplaiat. of Mktg admitted into the ship; that, whilst so lying . 1- aloegside, James Veen,- ilopsellei, of Portsea (who was in partnership with this deponent and John. Dub), came into their. wherry from another; that a guard-boat had been appointed from the ship to keep off the wherriei (there being fourteen or fifteen); that, their wherry was without the guard-boat; a sentinel on the .poop hailed their wherry, and de sired them to teep off, though they were at least thirty yards from the ship; . and as before deposed, outside the, guard-boat; the sentinel added, " You Jeer-looking ----, if you distil keep the boat of, I'll Mow your brains out," or words to that-effect; that Mr. B. Dickinson, one of the persons in the boat, Answered,. "me !brill directly," and the waterman Instantly palled the inside Oar to keep the wherry still ~ ;~ ~..~ ~~ Mr. dOsrwAY . . who* makes his fint t 9 ppearance , Covent.giOdtif neat Monday, has been these three .years a gout favourite in Dublin. In person and alting .fatv 110. said to resemble much the late Mr. • Mani, sad is. nearly as taU. He is quite a young man, being, uwe are informed, no wore than 24. His Asso!dtr l rthelio, apd Abler, hate'. e:n highly spOteti:if. BrasrisoriAse.4—k Illtising of the inhabitants of the town was titer) , held at the Shakespeare Tavern, to take into cOnsideratinn 'the. offer made by the " Landow Association 'for assisting the Poor of the usanufacitirint Districts," to-eeud a large supply of fish to this town on reasonable terme. The nature Sind advantages of. the offer were explained by • some .. , . finTiliiir"ll7.ll;cl7."A":6l:reir: stußblll‘ l 3P' l s%.‘" , 7 77- r 7- . ' - ‘ l. 7. -r - 7 was g oing - off in mil!! Ost.tne zzu - ,mst. u. I ~„ in , e-,q ~. .:it, 4 4 - w e rr - .- -4, , ...: .I . ti, 4., , ,4, , „ , ....4111111111.•-•• on.xottiwoot iftersoon popfge Brother!, was vas hailcd y two . - Sticl. hlf.oo‘" • we i re 1 .p er 7 loll l , -• *lliiihmealfeellAWinlp4illiwe. Nth = 4 -kaintriltil .. • ;'i -,1 "` . 111 4. 0 1 1 /a Lgete • lino . undv: the foiowis mehuoioly am " .a ngo l if sit pursutt ei t ii hrott woi : 01400.4, - - ,,Oolladal !ilia ill ag to make strib_ • waterman, an .to.tnake lecanis . iy,. • • , f• , * '•, Olt* , ..4 ' i th .. .. tallMco• ' 'lb. g-d' g e k i lrilhP pre. circantstanoes:-...-Threo French prisoners, coin • I. k - - i• rw_ : .< .iii ihrt . 4eit,of . r.lhentoteft i tt Nati 7410 11 3 4..,. • ; rna r d id e4 li jr a g Zinn ° it 'll ''' . ' t i li rte ci k t:VOT r'ilid"."--l ia . ti a ell 4 ; b o a r n to ie n t Li iii- epe :. f, ": eio.-.11:. in aCawilteirerY 47/1115n4"Ikl iki tt F ientanrdel ''; le g I t / w t h t t o ' i links"- itel l, S t i' a larsi ad itaiii" • ..' l " . ;''' .*' ''."..." .- • • Pi mPt ••• t.""... 4144 ." ' a l bhci i i smseshot et . ' 'I I . , sat , trigait . ~ coithig r t -j i ,J .i ii ,. b tit. 'tamed George l. .B . ie,....,: s a : s ia l t t a i n is T l t 4 1 1 ' i d .li soll .• ite r „„ H voiti gt , , i w k it t t,„,— .„„,.10•.,„•••,'„,,, k ,„.. -ki t - .-, . . • ..... j ib ' . • , *a. . . , ial i ktt ti .. 143 ‘ 11 . rt. . 'lll2: t siticamoup, s 4 ,; , thers, at rorismott ;• • take Nem to itydo when . ' after • ...1.. -.-, - • nd half s mo - - -.. 3 . ;or ...' ' • I . 1114141141441urp wart ti i • ",.....1 t ttt 4 that .e Gni t! ste• ot a 011. f . , rzrts i! . ... . .0 0 4 b i u .. •r l i ed oplessated milsot 14 . 44 . 3.ke orimi tw rute , and of the-1111thltAattee toecording to their orttt. ' "iisser-' " t ; lac .010 1 10 1 •00 o w. gap " baud the ltrtheseSte of 64 g h u.o k a 411 1 ,1, 1 41 , 1 ",._ lions) they proposed to the boatman to takhltbriertir Kith the F chataa,badinok,thas 4eisistediy; en I "et '• e . ••• - a . i, Mime from Portsm t esdh . l ot, . 4 1 07. atm I t la iiii France, promising ample reward,: and liberty to re- suP w , -- . he ..., ... ''' 7 " ' • ' f eIL. .. .s i „ me . i sin . isit• Ni t Niariri , , •tt. •t . - . • ;Mr 111 ~ . 2,, V: 4 ;_,at.tbaisses time, that be L i d 1-: . - ---wr' MIS tal ti t . c * • turftinMediately, becloss, not to be corrupted by "'nu l l/ u P ale Ti -r" , .'"?' - - ' - ' - dr" -- • • ! ".." - i! - To • `.: • WA* ' .14 8. lip lispia rif sai l . &Fe- • - , flPidera4 • . • . g • qa otPlara of Buen • into F nehmen s beat, whets one o. e F eiredireett &braises or reward, lmost patriotically.resisted their r e a. . - . : knocked him c h lo r w l lti h a Pon . weica ru t a;sc his. , 0. Bosse . : .- ', . .. ~ .)1, 0 •-.-. ,;. (... • f tv . ! . , A n . •• 1 . 1 . 44. a tk i g la . -- bele . P ku r. 112 Agunt; proposition andbla-•itonsequenca .of which theyse. ityr4 T. said.* tqw , w e ' stabbed him in sixteen places (three of which "Ore Wit 4 4 i 4 ° " • I CS " le, ' - s la PM .. IN • ' -'lAllottolltell 1r .: ~' * O.. I . - trifiallibei ...Of 8011 0 0 . 16 14 ° bgeloris highAllest 0 Idea ' If I', " and ins (erg adoetes_tha . Fre W 111. 01 114.,. .0101 GrAmite ~ • .i s . sd • ,\ sass* , von pro th umm i" geoid - jail ' .. r ef 9: tom r hag eb l doeuts mortal) and threw him overboard. Th,e Froncbgles A la 0 cies knife Gni was f ea oat . the add immcdiptely directed their course to sea, and were powere d; a • r g - P - • y • ~ tr i h. '''' ar * III fwidth was 'kept by one 0 the promptly pursued be several wherries,. in - .one of °- them, • ' - • ...____l.-'2 ' ,‘ - ~...,. Lif ' , .`• thot,liiet.; totter immediately gild b e 0 41 , -- 0 ' ' Th e Pria for pirtection, till .they arr ived elba i MI , !'' T ' * •,`, ' . o. " , •!,..--. W.calit .7, .sad to to „m ai a melba. remo te Oh difri , ... which were Lieutenant &Mock and three seamen of TIP *Pens ,toliCantiaNr; .it WO ' the appearearewt hinolifis it 1. i alitt ' • -4100 ' . Itie libi,.fieg to be his Majesty's ship antatti, at anchor at Slushed.-- bY CaPtale Roiriey, sof S u f i) i t t i L l4 In consequence of 'a heavy swell and bad tisinage. there *lisle reef OantitY of water 111 the "Freweb. • • P uy 111111iir . 'Avitt oriebk lied . 'i • ii lte ciita ci bec re t o:me -m u s. po ra h . r::::g e ' en i n ' d ih i l' ::' - 1 - still% that Joins 0 *ib - enent the4renchmen *Pre overtaken after a ens of ltnie's boat Which ,b 0 st!PPostat!ts shipped is masa* oscomiiiii 'emikepoevikeiii isenellisteWsieylleilesk - ifidslipiese'. 05. bowl, . .laid • L ie , - Y war I" about fifteen *lies, one of the men belonging to the 941 enc• o f 11161' bad mana g emen t; ;walt:hed°l"l"idoirbrigili::r • .9......"...00: , ...:0 . ... 1 4 4 . A i ; 4rl H it 5,14.114 49 la ._ ()mentor leaped into 'the wherry among the French- klood la the boat, it was probibly, g r ellat ibir.. 1 jkle .. . l l ; ls Nild el"4ll : -, I 11( r a t e e l ev i as hoei w ps el o i n t I loss pun igreene and -Signed sock Men atone, when at 'the distance of several feet, "' Tiber of Nis tilts 814 * w : to shown to ow - Frottsh., : : is iPt iowiliait di . „u s sides. • . a , r. ,, i , i OP le forthwith proposed' , to advance him au; armed with - nothing but the stretcher (a piece.of wood I.ient. Digby Terieton, of the Centecar, deposed, : t h in g,,,fa r iiii 6 i ti t . woo iiii . a. . t isoeL ._ _ .. *ant that the ktilves produced placed across the bottom of the boat for the. : * •i Gm ibe eraiaanar Pre , him a will and iliellidlarY. ,p , iyin r is!..6l. -I to -hinso i :, f ro thie Lb. Prisoner agreed, a ai go T id b :hro. of supporting the fectin order to produce paeans la 1411 le his presence, and that the shortest este (F. ; bests f reel :=„,,- 1111* 1 4„,„,,ja„, j o u cli t i a, les sbu,ii,b i n" „ ash . power a sad money ai Might lie duo 9 rowing), with which he knocked one of them down . Retif) acknowledged ooe of the knives to be isii; : This giose l i t i 4 . -- e-=j - - -- ' - ' k was bloody, and be Telantsfil7 aniklud I. tbla I . PPM* ' * .tto r"lw Wit:eri ottillislib.a.lo , - • 471.244. himoositt 3;lf..ikrtga;renhsbilwy . . . they then. survenderediMissedistely. They were takes . deponent, pointing at the same tWo to hit bgent4 ik** • • 12. ..01451" being I on board the Centattr for the night,eand- on being that. he had stabbed th e witennan ; the other tw04141:. tome cams hare Twinkigil starched *C.' large sum of money was found aboutit .dh or d er mo d " 0 : 1 b., ,no • et; *Kb a gold net acknowledge any thing a. that 1101940 Jelte Of s ordination. Oa the 21st the da the slol 'l' litixid: . lonn . afterwards "in and seals, after which he them in silver, and three knives, one of them m 1 ...____ _______l them. the tallest- en being shiny she bids *Ws As:, Da m . atr ia ado ., theril ..i/ iii .. 46 . 1 7. .. a. .0 1 2112 ~.s ued _ _. . i Mr.' Thompson sp. Ferule orise-nairwor dna to Mittalki nem... (1....-t-- , blots your Draw out or wows to tna!-erect tnat 6 6, London Association Tor assisting the Poor of the ship in the first instance, he Ness boned. --- -They fur. ling them to the sympathy of a. generou s . sad - feeling Mr. B. Dickinson, one of the persons in the boat, manstattitrint Districts," to-tread a large supply of . • Cher: depose, that the deceased was-dfralr i keown.te pnblic.--(Hantprbirc GoAt . rieti . Sept: ) i - . i answered,. ". tee shill dire:ri i s ' . lad the !eternal' , ish to this town on reasonable term. The nature - - . ... . theta' al George Brothers ' a waterman ' 9r i°ltaalli ' •• • '•• . * .1 ••• :•• • . .. ~...- .11 . ..,.. instantly pu ll e d the inside -r to keep thearbeity still that they observed no appearance of lifer-but dis t! • : .4-itki tabet h it, i ' i - . s. 1...; s ° nod advantages of.the offer were explained by .some who 'i . e. , a.wiWs;illmla lame rther off; there 'was no in tention;before tillait!! rt. 4 the GrentleMen present, it plan was adopted ac- i I dimly saw time wounds, apparently from rs knife I ._" ,a mot :0t .., C: - ...iittr .. ei v . and.keenla tip' nearer the ship-however the said . setyinel 11 4 00 ki• girdle*, and a series of resolutions agreed ipon. ii -bne on the left cheek,. another in the neekt-a-- mane of wij,ly ''' ...'upttatord market), wen musket at the persons is the wherry, ensilliirid• - la* .. L ieel ti t t ee , t hpo. •10.1-ht e , Moicensie, of View.. anOtiter s". littletelOw on the breast ;it is vey P - A _" . ., lon . Ssiordity. • • ' . - lima Urepitly e , tor that Pee. saintly the said James Wall exclalaiod, tl . Oht lam . tsilde ALM, neighbourhood,. had-last week front 50 . bailie there were other wounds that were opt owl , served. Wellt ferther , ileposet4'.that he , 1 ' ~ ,- -.1-2 , -.Pasem ng' 9*.fl_. '-. tr . ...C . 401 04 .1 1 . -9/1 1-1 5er4 4 4 10 41 - , a dead titan-mr . pons wife_a a ttd da tivoll,Lietbe i ti .. - . .. 41.14, otoloyett, . 4044 the whole of 64 ~ . , ~ A f two Wirt 1 ' eiTt.:,pan.e; the - bick in tiffltinspen on whin . ne im sittz;* ii • . A „, • .. w ethieedey. s e e!ope , o y hi Coward's boa 1 1 , ! hatobtb t he body ;on . hoards 'after 1 t im e , i t " e c jf t h e • s i i i i i s lo *i Fo t. e s.. uk t. , • _ , t _.• • *era ..siv.,,V i l;-..te.WA. ' , At', rty i ert try . had passed. through bla right arm, nisi ' ,sNovws *era ' s - ani AMP. ..re Most ezcelient i and. the delinquents, wito. • mtill sentinel' steering L L 'Mit which s hould let k i t, ei t ess o ,wed the he qil ,whi tand•tbrongli part of• his right thigh, in 'the. fenti-part, ~ - -31 . a distance of miles from tibias' " w ild *Or ',she was "ading to k. fOlgittY and p,liujind betliseen f, near the hip-bone ; the COnatindingOlF4rinstantrY a mAstls:be tied Via( began . harvist,vand as a further . X.eeeitred ini eivare,yaml. On this day twelve ! strong at N. E. ;fron t'lssd soanagetiseet,. th eritift,L the two wit=atti int. fell. Wm' WWI s'annedistily,j.ordered . them On • board, and' Veidl'el reminds,' "Wer#. ...i tint. 4 ehtt.ede bet* -44 th e meso n , it rs to be re-- 1 Sono overtaken by another beat , in which were Wft* .A.t lake° to the . Wis:#p . s*epublic bonne, at ginilifoid, wad I dressed by the Surgeon's' 'Assistant, - 14 IA Was P ilia his:Marvea-ia six' weeks earlier this 'bent Jones, Lineament &Work, end three WO or Dr, fiestlanrwii • Oat for; yet before Ms arrival.* I a ft erwards taten on ibore to his wed 'bongo lii se -: thjia , ~,. , we,,heee the r h eum , to 0 44 , I 1 the Centaur who joined in the porsult; Jou" , b oi -aoh o rh o e.l4. To o ho rs " Oh, ro d e h a d one ° foi l J anio e s , a t ren t,..wi on ol or . n ow b i n f idefati i, attoOedi i hat pis b 7-FiT oeflepi 4 so fir aikiviceds that boat was the lkst alongsi d e -ourr of the seamen 11,...1 iii, o ta a ••. • • , c, , t• • -wet by-a surgeon. • .-. '' ' ' ii. ever reason 4o ho fro fawn the fevourable stantly jelped into bey, anti ktiecked down one of i . . • • , . . . • -1. 41 .* . It IS *a •' remarkable; , draftsman...7j' ' .-1.1; ~G bi br e , •dp '' . . ... ... • - • 4 sr._ ;re i I 144. fro setberl tb *th Cles, A Os •- • .. relive o the Meitner, t t the abundant crop the delinquents With a stretcher. Ivi a few seconds ~a _ __ . :it A __ ~_._____, t 4 • egged ei . Ho to o tk a ie .thn pe r so n kilted by the triajletetire s 4414 4, w i tch pp lv id t ,i4lia l vi ol a p a ;. W ILL b e em e„. 'i C..ward's knit raw ale side ; us.Atiiit! `who in • arrest 0 1 the !Alaimo.. i a "s of "ar eastents.. 1 Moms •thl. I watensitt ' , Who look Olf Tiepin 1.. whicts were Ja me s Tate and Johnasides , wad, °s o d av t i !" .4 .- ' ab "Kt " - ' ' a • : aktguisot-tat.Was slot elongssideflW'Cineer."-' 411 ' isbdisly ecured , inniusicegrett•bf die isoith. - • the, oil 36inity'ititerted thetusapes 6/kitten i e t h e d o _ log, the. w kge . p. crews the ,custody ..Ike • TIMMOSiIIt mit _.. t s____ : . , .1. :. ~ I• ' ' . - :•'-'. ':r!Cr -'.• 9..,-:-:.--,.-„--... ; 4liet **Attacked. tbo miters b :'kits (llPF"'Fi e r• J .. • . . .. , .. . • . ,• ,1; . to ~I i 9 , mat * me w,. 7, • .- . 1 lit dents Who wee, taken, for' he •legbit on board P e PPt o r i l ie a_ ___ de so k a r , ntfoO: sr ir, . of a 'Foes • i I the Centaur. ;* ' - • • • ' acevett•Morium o ,!Eup 'Quiet • to. Mir assrahwistae, I . • a ' . rie'lbirahr di- Benjamin Ter ,e elligeWli f ~ . Iwo 'a‘ted the lithineteist directed! .lak Mink Its iiPlitikfthintry - retorts • stf l 4shipu, 'lt tn. nape of 1 4a l i g Net or mn.; tetodhertalie, of Aylesbospttsess. 6 • ArictuAdrairni, and lie:siver. effikdwiralty-Dealts ler ittieftiPliit places, bilifihein MS bitinitted by pkbeins Re trZiliti l f"'llt tikinw. ea 11 4 , g or y% ) Mr. Marti Partin potted, he received loteilild Veiletnat trap . . . . daushear elfish& the Centaur, Framed. lketif, Charley De 7 1,4 • • lk • •uns! vie Isle of WI bi,„tho h 'll.4inthess bektdeasied this flamer, that the' vetstifes of the foo t have been .warplaiN2ity. -.77 . ti ie . * lit' Orthitte c tiwirbaitor%Vrizrot IL 14,1 2 t b e aj ot a perquisite thernof, . ; rots barbs& bees ken& wisMartedspietely di sguste d . To r # stud* rietsysto, ens .. on Daniel du Verge, aeoveyekl than to it; imtittuction ;it th e samithatogi parisislitingi tater., , see learn au sies _ summer toeoporstri, co. lasys.evissidimaoir ma .i.,.., .7 t... galii ; and that' a *t" clasp kaivell Pelegaaa sr lestaluinit.ts hill dibt, 1 • *tribe whale, . isivatift ate- to ho Made on the smoltore, at more .. fatty, OR,C am .-•ff I him, 'he received front Lieut. Price, of the Vaitater, RAH' owned one whisk was bloody; . Dante dwaed Ks - •..t ete ..,•••t4..! 4-li t ly , . .. . w cited to. apPiff - hat On Judge.o,tbetillgt t Coma:parts Of kin gdont l eed On ihe approach ot • . .._ .. • 2__A..., ..* •.. Wet 1. On OW ha 0 6 ..•‘' . . . the.other. Both of them vaunts:Hy coadiasee to' , , their. .. Coat of Admiralty, on Sapper stair* orpeaparfrinsasoar, „like the wanderers in the dis.' loaket we . N tii ° Vass% • .loslopg s to, nave .casal rit ••to 1 rr ~,,ti .- ebb failskusalths carp, meta aldlithelr qsartys, , Ossiu this deponent, that they had made neat their knives • • . • • . - , .4- . - • ► • , ,, . of . ,. : , . .... , , .. ... : _...... ge in quest ell, settlesnants. '.V . ' in soiling the deceased.- And Reill y oarbet,g askid ,Senwel .0 the Volustur Cali, Ailitisillikall2 .. _ ..•. , - , • .iiinitsettiiatatOviet.fiks4* 'lt , I - Iseitid not know . when It was he cot. De V %get aide rep** of offer* .their • naiad sbe lee , • 9 vitae'' bY* 4l 4f d . g li a"A4% * *egenktiMM2ll,lsl,lMd4etei!ildfleatik • i . • . if it was he , who gave the wows it5 , 454.). 1 ''' '', ' .-' ' . •. •d • the dirtrat, saki - him kid meetings tat the purposmirilisetiiidblieg! : ! tee* ttesill, efil.itoose eflilf. beiy, lit file"_lOdIlos 1 0 .: . .. „ ~ ibilbliesit et Ili saw : sit ' tit w ow , s omas *a bout It, -for. he 'nab in. '• la siege 'desp i g n.the .roose ors :tscl.ssortitelse Oeverenteht lel , I . a ; i rrtt i .i t inSDlglfsegiielediset o ~,, Awns and steered the baits • . .. • • ...I& expedient to dieritchte tkaGailitiell‘b -• . ' is apolderable moat, ~ . • .. ~ , . • . malidesil n.isittsu.'6 its amouar Iv& .i. • ~ . . • . • • . • . .. .. .. '‘ -. ' • t , . • , . . ' . * . . • . . . i . • • Is - t , • . . . • , . . .•; • . . , ‘ . . ' - • V, ' • • o.„. . . • • • ' . . ~ • , • . , . , . • . . 4111.1. 1111111111.114 ( 1111111111Mi11..............--. .......... _ _ , ..„.......0..... AL • i i_ .. . • a A..._-' . ~,__,,. / - • ' .•• • ~ . .1, , : • • • 1... r. 411 Iti mummy plum, Lim suanaw war au amcip Laisimegsli F./ awn ' aid advantages *utile oiler were expiasura ay . some 11 " 11". "I " ' • *klatgabetia Pi ' who has aiwnYnAlulti Inidl ate rther off; there was' no intention', beton thltit!!4*. f pf the GreritleMen present, I plan was adopted ac- from .ii knife .;, her Mather, at Cr —. .. 4Pr,rerrindilinnila Or' ;nearer the ship—however the laid . ntinel levelled kjn derdlngly, and a series vat 'resolutions agreed upon. le a nd habit o f , N kri-, • - • tpl4lford market), area musket at the persons is the wherry, a nd red . I - 'lie._ tirtaairess, 401/.1'0. 1 -Mr. WiCensie, of View. tlO very P. a , z „. -re ' lon SatOrday. • • ' - ,firoreUrapieb, for that pur• shindy the said James Yeah elides*, 46. 0 h I fans • were "I un - t_p os e, g i s io g oss ' s • tf . ~ ""to os i sti o Ar i s . tso b oo k t a dead mee—el poor wi f e otoc i o 6 l7 e e,o,!leit fikid .: .: . . moi. , , irt this nei .4ia ghbou w eta r loy hoOtt ett ,.. , lm At d u l t s; se w i el o k ti fro o m f w ao w' ' • • - ---. • .. ... - - bate& .. fres l' lwe rye t •_._ ..° 1 5 112 . ..1 1 1, 11 P4:13. the n ..,., ~-`, bitsk isil tiftilmuken on %Mai lie sittim;• a . . so . - .. l art - r - d . r.w.lowivroalloodoy. wo crops , of isitittl e t:ri .. o . - - -_,- - d.. a 0! ,.. ; ,, -- ~ Orie l mil far, the niiikeil 14,FIF,411441 . .t11,,erty i erk try had passed through Ha - right arrni a tt ar ' ts,A 6ol v,. • itri i._- • 7 7 7.-- 1 ani oots..ire Most ercellent s and. ,„`"". 1 _ 1 0 ",,.., 1 which shilidd et . g 144 ts eau** the hpros spirr,bi ,t‘ and•through part of • his right thigh, in the, foierkLpart,, ~ - w.',....7 7 " she war 'Min. 10.)01 feigiltY and ;Opel between , near the hip-bone ; the Co*oetteding Oan4rinntnntrY 7.4oeitred l iel eliarepuvi. On this day twelve. m il 'olsik:be bud WO begun' harrest,t'and as a further s' Hier wee" 4he tw o w Oise lied; fell. She . was smmediatily ' orderedthem On • board, and . Veidl'ir rutin& 'weed . r , *at i lt - 4 4. the sets " i t r s to b e re _ oh were WOO' a t • • LI- L , 6i. , a . _.; ____.. • i J a i lake° to the . , '; l lippe,puu le ',nutle t as onagtopro, end dressed by the Surgeon's' Assistant - and be was P l°4 - 10 la. '" • ' that Isis :Marvest.ia six' wee ' ke earlier this a wis . _ 51 . erehi s ary . afterwardstaken . ., 11trell i , arm_ sl De, Z - 1 nir ' atat for , I) tbd rial ebei 1 on Shore t o his odd that hi se -: 4 ,, i h L ., we have the p l ease ,. to a dd, I °"`' ; " e s'" . bean hest lea. 'Via horse t ilt s rode had one of f h . ; h i s jameeustreet. . ~:Wittot. whet s' n o w innlol,elieg, .i ~ Attende d'.,, lea " l gh et p ls ":; s 7;g -r j d ;ode' ;4"1:4,.an tar adsaticeds that to seamen hr., i kis v, e tt... • . by-a surgeon. - 'c , fr-'• le-" down one of i ...., ._,• . _.. ...' ' . . is is . a , rotharksu i,, eirevabinetl -v iviGelort ; ' ii- ern .. reason . 40 on hopo lento the ftrorah_ Ia relics o the •Westner, tint the abundant crop I . .herrli in leee i r of til l C ele " a t ' AM" wardel d ." "et . °flit t he Per " -• Y 9 . 0 - iciga i s f e e l! *hit witch PPovideitti'liks blessed as, Will be WNW i fa* "mad' I* twilirellai"uaell Ire* Plaaltalltl ' that -the elak. ' • killed b tit ' FioocUieri Ai 4 P . . .4110. l• traterman hwho•took ' Olately secured , in ithowobrAl.4fibo 'Meath. - • is wntentasni 1 ,__ ACia l a " h - 9 FICY,' : " Cci .L "sct " Dr 5 0i540 " 9..1 " . """ asioneilit-that :Will Sitt* tiOilltsidellitalta‘i•+'' - ' ' - NMI re the de .' Bulk !u• • w4lliteefa mow . cats* of . she .Iriesoaila _ . . ~ . .„ ~ V, - :...*, , :f7cP .• • " 1 9 _,L_L__,...:L...:_l_fl . • 'be on board ' PeePte l Lr i t it IWO ter.) •- . . • . $ . 111e - ette rkell a.' cookere k '-' AO.. • • .4 1 . . . - ..; l, • ' .. 1;. • • . - • ,i; io. ,n 91t ' abireitteo. 7 ' . • . • - • . of a ' 'from the WO Cossaa.al • . -mos •r#lr , 7 • ' • I.' ' lkevert,.ooerne s ogos.; , litell:K7-Chmeberlai••• Bw r d o ; ' detect the 13th.hOteet dingetedi,Whielf AS 4111riffdiintry resorts - •oi / fasiiiOaoa . . tote ellnPe'af 1 4avettet or mr:ratasberlabie, en .Of Aylesberp6treo. 6 'AmtuAdtvirfil, aid iteCeirer, of,4dwdralty-lbealta dor' **Mkt places, taife'beitan se iiienditted 'by plebelasis IT tairio 'lhetrel ' *ie . litlt'l i ferY i.. .v i . /6 : ! ............—“ illtia a r eg e b. 'le . 10 00 '.- Di - : 144 , "he-isl e of Wight,,,the.husejLeglatiaan.behiff deleted this simmer, that the robldet or the ter, have IP 1 • 6 ; •,IT me. ra h , tbe.g e kt• a perquisite thereof, •fratn heviugz bees ken& witMaraptotely diiu.od..iviOsid similar "titivates. lio . isso Noate i ttr e riliswo o rysh ; =ot oriter al- 11 4, 1 2 preekseed Itillirig 4 ic4, inn ; .lit the Grata AB Prolooths , b l ll. , (atom, ;sae Ipirn that begat summer *Wei en' arssianuesalsadsesif igilissessu'i ' 7 57, c...- t h e c eakter ; or potendie&te hatafany,rigigos,elaiesantistwhale s . _ eappabsell ate-to be Made petite suoltora s at more , 1 / 4,1 , _„„ . v.v „, ~ ,,,e . ,6 „ .„ _ 7 „..__: ‘ .: - , . 1 „,"„,...., h uts d ose d into cited to. apialaci: before' lbels Judp:st Abitibi& t distant:parts otthe klngdom l bod On the approach of . ~„, '' ' l inisiNe rf 17. ' 4O !iii ii in , -- : . e i c00 6. 40:4 . , Capri of Admiralty, on SalliwgpsohniblatOokdallo eraussiedirdraiskfflo4 jilts the wanderers in the de.' lo r a : t me FEW& kale's 448 P I Pigs 4)111 ' 0 th e ir# l 4 o .hat*§L.4:i 4 .to .1 sert ax.i' - ii*kidatkokblet FilPt meta !h!**!ir tuartso3 • oat * ' liNammas ' . •• ' - irbekv asked ,Seter s el .of the Vislaniaa r c a y si dotwohk s igiq_ ' ' pln quirt of Uew:sottl, . erne . ~n te ..., ~ , . 40 a t io kilgiell onii . se ( o at : 4- 04 41 iii i ii4) . , i v * , tilirhot, saki - leiviakid meodop libt the porpseeirVbtailAbilettlit ! tiloilly ItesitV Of ;boils oflilf.. Vel e , Up* Ogeks tkeseTa lloitoeilip.a io .4 44 1 " ' ...„ Pr- :., 4M' VI said , pooriP4 of o ff er* *ow *mai:444o Is , ' ie •• is 111141) "sleta4 n:thosoran;olandanonialaveardrunisist iiiii ' *II wawa et es hatilki . wit ' et Deo ft, • ••• • • iiiinltg expedient to dispatch to elmeinebieet.) • o''' a madders* 11110011ty •,.: • ' - : " 1 . X- r. .1 , - - . r 47.1 4 1"Riwi10,Tar.,..., vr." 1111 " 4 --matc.,"• 4 17. 30 - 2 °—. --... 44 " 14 . -4' 4*