The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-03-17 00:00:00

' I h t A y 1 - - . i.itiehoirittacsNcE. • ' couvivcar Siam - T h a being the fifth seal dty; nOthlsirofillatierfance occurred, except the case of SINALION V. wrsr. Mr. Lrtcu moved, that the injunction In this age Should be absolved. Sir SAKURI.RomILLT observed, that the injunction was grouted against the assignees of a bankrupt, who had made away with the 'produce of several cargoes. The Plaintiff wished.to,abide by the decision of the Court, and according to the order made out by the Registrar. Mr. HART followed on the same side. Mr. LEACII said, his objection to the Registrar's note was, that it was contrary to Ms Lordship's de cision. The Loan CITANCELLOR—" It Is Impossible for me to remember what passed on the occasion if -the Registrar is doubted. It wit be necessary that the motion should be made again ou to-morrow morning to ascertain the facts." His Lordship rose at half-past pro o'clock. esterday a young man, . John Brown, attired in the dress of a sailor, was brought before Sir Jouw ANDIRSON, the Sitting Magistrate, accused by Mrs. Page, keeper of a lodging-house on the banks orthe Thames, with having absconded and carried away some valuable property from the house of which she was proprietor. Mrs. Page said, tlig4a few weeks ago the Prisoner came to her, honk, toptitting to be accommodated with lodgidgs, Wylie Ibi,plouged to a foreign yes eel coming up the OftWilidd• giving her letters of a most respectable refenell**s to character and surety, for her rest, which:aki t - • eillahrd by the assumed: simplicity and seafaillatmilalimdace of the man, for bore to go aatt enitilte tiffer. Wheo .fairly Strad. ilk: the house he began be talk of his attemateres abroad,• and particularly insbaokota the comeliness and adroit ness of a monkey-and *parrot which hi bed lett be hind him in the ship, and which he very iageadoesly desired the landlord, who was a watermaft, to take his boat and bring up the river and keep for his pains. After proceeding with a variety of mancetorm of too common-place notoriety to :elite here, he finally ! requested one of the ledgers to lend him kis umbrel-1 la to walk out in a shower with, which was directly I given him, and then he absconded, carrying away a ' good great coat belonging to the landlord. The Prisoner, in his defence, admitted that he had • taken the coat, and accepted f the umbrella, which ; he gave to a hawker Jew, then in Court for 3s.each. He expressed the utmost readiness to fight for his King and Country. The Jew appeared in Court, and utterly denied having any acquaintance with the Prisoner, or ever having purchased, at any prise, the articles in ques tion. The Prisoner was fullyMilllbitted for trial, mid the I parties bound over to prdseewte. A stoat Hibernian, from the county of Mayo, had I to Sod a couple of sureties for his peaceable der Meanour towards a publican, of West-street, whose beer he had tippled ' and whose windows he had smashed, in a kind. of parting frolic, on Saturday evening. POL WE. GUILDHALL. calling himself y~ • • , ; .. • 4' ~6:~y •_ •~~ it. 44 rtiop TRIAL OF MR.II The Prisoner, ton, in the' East-klaingi, was. meat found against •Min alfia . tarter Se ssions, with committing& rapititel the of Maty ticarbetweghi the wife of Tbemealleatboroogh, of Friday Thorp, on Wednesday, the etb November. On the part of the defence a vast body olevi deuce was given, which completely falsified the story told by the Prosecutriz. Every hour and almost -every moment of time, from twelve o'clock until four o'clock in the afternoon, was completely accounted for, in a Manner utterly inconsistent with what she had sworn. Persons who were working near the field where the rape was sworn to hare been com mitted, and in situations which conimastipd a com plete view of it, and particularly a shepherd who had been attending sheep in the adjoining Geld the whole day, proved that neither the Prosecutrix nor Mr. Jennings had been in it. The .Jrry declaring themselves perfectly satisfied on the su4ect, pro nounced the - Prisoner not guill.y. The Proses:atria' WS/tin COitii, was committed to the Cestintor.,*l.. `WS/ clortayt per cry, and a bill of bmitailmultariq„ • • be preferiad . matt* her age present Assizes. Richard lona ,wai indicted fop a misdemasaaar ie buyingtire guleess . 1 denanthla( an place in Aet. The Ptiosaer, dills' of a fellow )- 4iitimilte, for the not in bank paper, char fiem.the Mint the silvtbr coin • in silver, tone h tokens, were good also a Sheffield-toki be did not offer of the Prisoner . sand that the purchase money lie was found geill.g. The Duke of REGENT, at Car) the former took ire subject of the II reported in the higher circles to have been the sub stance of the Duke of Benroan's communication to his Royal Highness :—His Grace stated respectfully, but firmly, that in any future discussions •n the Ca tholicelaims, he considered himself bound to support them ; not only from his own conviction of the ex pediency of the measure of Catholic Emencipation, but from a sense of duty and respect- towards the PRINCE REGENT personally, his Royal, Highness having, in a letter written to his Grace while Lord Lieeteuant of Ireland, held out, as his Grace con aired, ' idea that the sentiments entertained by his 4 1= e 7 i gh . ness were favourable to the -Claims of the Acting under the impressions made upon 41111nidiad by this communication, his Grace, as Lora iillenttnant, had then given such assurances to theaVativelics, as he thought were warranted by the'sentiments expressed in his Royal High nesei;Votter. His Grace concluded, by requesting permission to leave a copy of this letter with his Royal Highness, lest there should be any misappre hension on the part of his Royal Highness pr his friends as to its contents.—Before the Duke of BED. FORD left the room, the Panics kindly took him by BOW-STREET. • the via- , and hatid, expressed an earnest wish that they Yesterday Samuel Cubitt was brought to the should' continue good friends. office, charged with beating and ill-treating Sarah On Monday morning Were seen at Carlisle the Oakley, his apprentice, from the parish of St. An. beaetiful phenomenon of two perlielie, le mock drew, Holborn. It appeared that the Defendant had jeans, in the Heavens. They were first observed Improperly beat her; that the only place slialiad to i . about 10 o'clock, and appeared of variable bright. sleep was the landing•place of the stairs, and some- ! ness until near tivelve, when they vanished. When times there only on t boards ; and that lie bud fre- ; brightest, they almost rivalled " the Monarch of 'vastly turned the girl out of doors, when she w as 1 the sky" himself, being apparently of the sense dia. very huniaaely taken in by a neighbour. The coin- : meter, and of a steady light. These curia ',- plaint was brought forward with much humanity by ' pear:times, which formerly filled with terror Irkele 1 a lodger of the Defendant's. i nations, who thought them the precursors of #iviee Mr. near/ and Mr. Nuiu, the Sitting Magistrates, displeasure—of earthquakes, and dreadful revels postponed their decision' to a future dry, when the '• lio n s , are now regarded with sensations of pleasure parish of ate to attend. - !by the philosophic mind—it being generally known, homes Wetkiesem we fully committed for trial, . that they are produced by the principles of refrac- charged with feloniously stealing a very large quan- tion and reflection, occasioned by the image of the tity of wine of various sorts, the property of Mr. 1 sun being impressed upon Heating masses of hail, Berle Robertson, from his cellars in V - Wn ie - street, snow, or vapours, more err less condensed. is the Strand. I The accuracy of a statement made in this Paper It appeared that Mr. Robertson is engaged in a some time ago, relative to the disqualifications of vary extensive wine trade, particularly in exporting French prisoners to contract marriages with British so mach, that be acknowledged that he might be subjects having been lately called in question, one of robbed to a eonsiderable mama without being able to the clergymen of this town was induced io apply to discover it, his stock being so very large • however ', . the Transport Board for accurate information on the lately, Mr. Robertson suspected that he' had he--Pn subject, and last Saturday received a reply, from robbed, and three of his porters hare been in custo . , which the folloiring is an extract :—" lam directed a y . Chse of them had been in the . se,pley of Mr. :by the Commissioners for the 'franspert Service, &e. Robotismr eighteen jelvWeikillitless and ofi 46 acknowledge the.tmeeipt el -yesa-lette‘.ot-tha lA, eoitne plenty of - wine. ne asred, -- 1 1 or the of first , art mid in. return to inform you, that, by the -founcelk i . t 4mas ha had not eallilistkivuoter t h e i 'llehe'llg PMace , ' Any marriage entered into here by most tri article, but confeeeMl ballad hen colle i n•Fsmsehiwisoner is nail and. void.'—l Ma direct tuned or & participator in a. memiree .4U sli cillerise dir / *l 110 acidAlk ,at it is highly desirable that such con his master fee th e four last .. other ' emtions shasubi be prevented as mochas possible."— agreedade efinitat, _ , ... 1 Ilhil! : .0 tilf *fries Couri , ,r.) ag that it was BielliVismier, Watklnenta, - • ilew &peso, as Mr. John Dodgmin, of Roans the cellarman to Mr. Robertson, who had filled.iiietiitkiii , w i sh Otweaufse, . was removing a isage , beap situation a number of years. 'hi? *mak wideileimpeded die program of the plough, It appeared that he had been stealing wine to a, , the ssuukssodikkoNred undarsaant awa.n.. „ .....0 _,._ very considenihle extent, such, as hogsheads of Port, !- - - - - - - "- in, ''''''" twenty, and siiiteeil .detetis , ~;. • • . , , 5. • ..„.• . • - • --- T --• sinehb,,,,.kp: Gailishoroogh„ lbly filet Ilii Queens' -.,,trod a note' *NO 4e st basso, Witzta Sodding," informing hint 1164 Some . villainsicad broken into • hip house at Pinch beck, end taken away.s cart-load of beds, all his, plate, &c. that the thieves were taken, znd in custody' at the Black tiwin Inn, Spalding; but that he must "me_ over immediately and identify his property, -se the robbers would be liberated. Ile threw down his cards, ordered his horse, and, travelling all night, a distance of between 40 and 50 miles, arrived at hit house on Tuesday morning, when ho had the Awing nsortificsdies to find all see ; that the note was a fu -- , that he had to thank some pit - comfort for the card, which had procured hint this odd trick. It gives us painful concern, indeed, to state. the occurrence of an accident, as truly melancholy and distressing, as it was fatal in its result, which took place in the coarse of yesterday, at the Distillery , 011111111Mie, near the W ter Course. It appears, that' 1 . V c woad. sa t which had been the common for no less a quantity than about three or hindriel toils of 'Water, was situate in that part ist the premises that lay next to the road where, at an utifiterfeen and unfortenatemoasent; the excessive Oman occasioned the entire to yield asunder, by theqstheopt of which, the adjoining wall was :ed am* forced from Us position, and three persons, `who 'wens passing at the moment, literally, as it is said, crushed to death !—(Cork Intelligencer.) PRESERVATION OF APPLE-TREE.--Spirit of Tar is 'recommended as a useful reined, for destroying the insect which has of' late years been so destructive to apple-tree. The mode of using it is exceedingly the simple and easy. Whenever the insects or white e i.orescence appear, the spirit is to be applied with a camel's hair brush, when it immediately and effec tually destroys them ; and, as it is of a thin and pe netrating nature, it completely follows them through any crevices in the bark, into which they may have insinuated themseives.„ It may be applied at any time of the day, or 'alloy season of the year, wheq the insect may.appear, and does not injure the bark in the slightest degree. Another remedy will be found, in taking a hard coach-harness brush, and rubbing off the blight, as some call it, from the itt:l fected limbs, on a dry day in summer, then use* soft brush infused with train oil, and give the limb' so cleaned a good dressing. Renew this three or four. times in the course of a month, as before. In addition to this remedy, which will renovate the tree and destrey the insects, where large cankered places ' are formed in the tree, cot them clam out, and fill the chasm with Forsyth's Composition. Under every tree so treated sweep clean up whatever may have fallen in a heap, then cover it with dock leaves, hay, &c. and; after sprinkling it with brimstone, set it i on fire to consume by degries, stirring it occasinnq. ' _ There is now at Horsham, a cow, the property of C. Oakes, Esti. Which 08414 a lamb, and is thread of Mos Sweatt is. atoms' her own yosag . I A tkae boy; &years of age, - died at Meanie last wee, lo log a medicine prescribed by as Oar* =iimi ll" denit laded tawit • ildhltaity nemsight, a yestagsran wit down ow the tap of the 0161111 of .11ladienglea bridge. After remainin dm . - e foe a saddas piglet }riled blew aids hat, and la mak* ro=te regain it, he kffl forward into the Clyde, and was drowned. Eh body km aot pelican fad. Oa Ledo last a welled:Om* addiliesheid maa o was toyed on nes fhelgiPit= sa rr4 l 2l7o o l ff. i:id ll by r • Ibl Zk i 4V/ him, one of moo Maindidiat the Misr had hens ' . ot exhatialagthebtE wowed, by a holoollhis drltope, hid evidently caused his' ; and as doubt remains bat the horrid act was perpetrated by his own ham& A letter was found nu the person of the deceased, in tested that having outlived all his friends, life had be en* tapippertahle Whin' ; and expressed a wish to be buried in his elliaben. A one pound note and some silver, were also ' foundiehla eta. TK narne of t h e unhappy man was Irmik , lin. The 's inqoalt returned a verdict of b'elo de se, and the body kb" burled In the crom-read. Op Meade, la t, William hoes, late a drummer in the letk Foot, who was head guilty at to Northampton Assiasil fd murdering Sawed Levi, ere t W eeded barracks, was execated at Mahtliamplote, in die of g "dry anmerom of sPeollhorr. From time of his cemiesimstion 1 11 ::= 4 - ! Me wan sailabk to penises to Ilia wollialtholY siteadett #os; with groat eareastons tothe clecippMaikWino vial Whom he ackaowleged the jiwtiee ertmleatenee, I torgave all injuries done him, as ho hoped fir rut* le tt a e l s s: d w as ia hopes of obtaining ( tlirongs th e int Itedecascr),, Id. grealept crime previous to hisemnia.• of eloaofshis act, having been that of drunkenness, being to a intoxication at the moment of committing the murder terwhichhe was to sulfer.—Su nday afternoon he attended Divine Service, and paid great attention to the eyhortatioos . ef the clergyman; oaf the Sacrament having been administeted to him on die Morning of his etemillon, between eleven and twelve o'clock he was ce vexed from the prisms in a.cart to, the fatal tree; when, aftegp short dint spent in prayer, in which he joined with the iNdiat ',coalesce and devotion, be was launched into eternity. HOW beenstspended the usual time, his body was cut down, and deis livered to the surgeons for dissection . 'lPtie above natuippygea- I !afoot), was-32 yearn of age, and a native of Shropshire. We are assured by a Correspondent; that the following proof orre ' stenutytookplace in this town :we would willingly • ...EteartaW.asenther.socortice eh utch.,l believe.: w has e 37 been in the habit of paying mast devout eitteutioa to aliong married lady of similar notions, *is eammatered by the hoskatid lathe passage of his house, when the latterlperceiv ing his • zip 'mantle" was stretched to an unusual degree of mairsitade. 'asked the foram what beak carefolly,con ceded / After appa r ent emotions of guilt, , Andersen's works, in folio; was the reply. Unsatizaied that he poisoned osmaeh .liteeribilik, be insisted on perusing the voiame ; tuts to binpro fogad astonishmelat t instead of food for the mind,' a litteil , fotrl dropped between his legs! I need no. add, that this examplary sea of -troth moved towards the door with more than common celerity, followed \ y the husband. giving frequent striking proofs *this displensore."—(CAeltenAans Chisaicts.) . • • C ASTLE. A Plikritioolll tw4: A taititsakr K•sTR E I ' mostmitt, •• rrE Proprietorh Meperi, BRAWN via \VAL . teN ko motrespectfully lutuim the Public, m il the fulluwin i c I'OACHKS out WAPGoPill'amv *et oU t from the drove (ha _ _ :• - - --~- - - - COACHES. The UNION' COYENTILY and IGHDON Post C oac h every Evettine_M a Quarter before Five. The BIRM - INGHAM Putt emach, throogh Coventry, eve , Eveniag, at Quarter before Five.—lly Ames l'ack weed a , Co, ?tic wrifittloms. TAUNTON, Barnstaple, Seatti- M ult in, Tiverton, Red Sid. deford, YEOV I L, Crew kerne, Chard, Ilminster, and Bridgewater, Dail MERE, Hirano, Sherburne, .Winrauton, Bruton, Cora! • Carey, die. I/adv.—By Bros a and Brice. s (ASHUR Y; and all adjacent Places ( Bail) ').— gy ant and Gayer. CHESTER, pi wirh. Newcastle, Stafford, and Lit& field, every Tuentlas.—By Wakeman mid Co. SHREWSBURY, tbrongh Wolverhampton, S'Altroell, 3%1 Weitingtmo, eiery Wedatiduy and Saturday..tly Rickard Evats and Co. SHEFFIELD, Wahl." ' Oilman, Newark, Granth am . and Stamford, every Wadoveday mad Saterday---Ily Rub en (Iwo. WORCESTER, Kidder/Carter, Ledbury, Hereford, Per. shore, and Everaluim (Dab I.—By Julia Jolly. UM HINGHAM Fly and Slow Wazgons, Daily (remo: 0 1 fr om she George Inn, SothillieLl).—By John Jolly. COVENTRY, Hinckley, Tufil worth, and Warn irk, every Tueaday.— By Amos Packwood. BAY/I and lIRISTOL. frr Goods taken is and forwarded, with the greatest car and 4-patch, to he above, and all adjacent and inhume. not Miel% t likeirthr, to all parts of NORTH and Still NI •WA).E.S. HOLYHEAD, she Wand of AN GLESEA, Lt. YERPOOL, and all parts of lit ELAND. WATER -CARRIAGE. It is requested that all Goads delivered at the *hove l a; h , he conveyed by Water, mar directed—" By Caaml.' outward, Wakeman, ;ad Co. • *** The Proprietor: give public notice,That they will sot fir accountable for any money, plate, watches, riligs,jeweb.writino, glass, chino, intintings, tart. silk Of ruasible, box. parcel, of any package whatever, above the value of 51. (V Islet or da starlit, unless a special agroasantat is made,- sod, as, adeqttair premien' paid according to the value of each gawks such cable to he specified and emceed ut the Iliac of 'deliver* in London, arm any of their Olikei ler Agents is diferma parts of the Kin„,dom. A NOTHER proof of the great efficacy of th e DA UM of 1%1 MCA In vela *stasis mut debility raiseswits/I Albs Saville, milliner and dress Maker, at Ilincks's D'Ovle o warehouse, Kim-stmt.-Covent-garden, Maenameniraled Is Senate ate stery extraordinary cure whigli her skies Miser perienced hs the use wf bis inedwitte. the Batts of Mecca. Het complaint 1146 a violent nervous beadowlie. with spasmodic afs feel i /Mg in her smarm it, which sometimes s w Med to a torabilents Lk star; the sligialeal exercise was irlisomeand fotiguil; h e; spirits were depressed beyond description ; her appetite as einirrly gnue, mid when site force* herself to take system% she experienced the taut esentriatiog palm. In this deplorable state she carome.aced a course of the Bain of Mecca, from whir% she derived almost immediate limit, and within three saw" sr%s perfectly recovered. Ste is now grown fat and tha appetite is good. her complex inn returned. wad she can take aoy exercise ait rata inconvenietwe ; and, after the distressing bit ' state of health she laboured under between seven mid ei;ht years, shah:,, now the happiness to find herself in perfect gni/. health, for which she feels herself indebted to pr. grutair ' g kind attention, and the use of his medicine, the Balm of Mecca, which may be truly considered a tiliasing In mankind. MARY SAVILLE. To Dr. Senate, Southaropten-row. 'w fi Dr. Senate.is in ponlession of near Eight Hundred troi inotplei of the efficacy of medicine, which %sill hr puldi•hul in ottcossitio. Obilerve, that there is an ervravedlP. 'trait of nt. Senor it the .1"bel owthe outside of earl, hnr, whirl. i s gisapil.by the Proprietor. 1» Sande, to bit bon.lswtithi. r All other are erasaaterfelis. • Tbe cualae Saha of Mersa is prepared holy by Dr. Senate; and sold, w flatmate and retail, by kW IWO, Mr. likhaut,, r;spoist itr:l, l?3 JSil, !R i ir e t i n i s i l 4ni tte ; CV 4 e , es Chetah! .t aise gil e a v r t , a 4; it laO, .00'0rd-street. opposite liondspllmet ; Mies, 76. ()shed street, apposite the Pamlico"; 13esibm t hilts of she Royal Li.• dative ; (Ladies, 42, Curohill t and Ctirlsp, essekspur-itreel• earner 06pin-sant/es. Price is. per boa, slaty included. _ - IVOILITY, Sec.—Messes. GOli and CO. con. time to direct their attesting to those Diseases, by which the powers of the cotatittaion become enfeebled; and their et perinsee to such eases, daring ft long and successful practite, enablei them to offer to peewits* to olliiited, a safe mod speeds re ',oration to mond aid vigorous health. A eertaindisorder, fre quently contracted in a moment of intoxication ; its frequent cooettudtants strirtures and Meets. are by their plan of treatmeat (witimat restraint iu diet - or exereisei `speedily nod efectwilly cured; Mal aline all early appli cativo is made, discovery et the infection, Use is frequently removed hi two dits. Hv profrsiing emir eively•tlie• cave af stick comploisits.. and in order that they may not be marked by a ntiitaken few with the obloquy so ).rely attached to the *tenant enspirie. Messrs. ams sum Co. think it bat jostice to thettiieloes to state, that they have boo reittinelv educated in every branch of the profession tcri eificates of *bleb from digerent hilipiutia„ and testiotottials from the 'teat eminent Physicians, they have to committee auy hooker, that the merge Meiling futon their eatirevialut feral Milord theta to quit Ile yeactice Or, ihr graeral prertitientir; and they prestente that flair pemensioos cumulate it fair gutting for the unprecedented coaChetteo with whiciwthey have by the Public, bora* sa .heettfly hammed. .T• be easeattei as their hone dal, by either see, permonatly or by letter, with ieceetcohl tienrY , and nth- tint. Leticia are expected in contain a Rant role, for advice and atettieiwes. Goa. awl Cr. Surgeons. 111. Houveriowseeei. blettawsrees. . GEN'tIINK AND APPROVED .311'.DICINES. Prepared by S. SOWMON, M. D. • G i ilead House, near LiverpnoL rin . if E Celebrated CORDIAL DA LAt of G IL EA D I .11.. for Debilities. Nervous Disorders. stud Weaknesses pe culiar to the Felmtle Sex, tats of Appetite. Hysteric/44ml Hy- Pochundrietail Atfectiaus. Loom* of filtiriss, alma all Never Disorders. Dr. S domon't Cordial B dm of Gilead is happily 'ettkolated for the Weak, the Sickly. and Infirm.:fir :lir lIIMUIIi Weary Dehiiiry, lowness of tipirlts. Weakliest 40 either Sex, ortodox hereditary, acquired, or on ing to Vuatkful Improdestor, el in Mediate will altualthe most synadertar relief. ..'ll.lgri-ThtfarrilltifiF,S 4 At, SoioniuP'S Drops; k a Medi d•Waiuscriortst every other !trustily yet discovered is Aor this tap inkier age,:fur the speedy removal and radical fare of the - ftit• Wry. Lettenti;lltliestosatie sir Guns y Nun, Peraulk ..e KIWI fivil,lliciery of every Description, Swelled or Indamed Gee% ikc. In Disorders where Salivroion has repeatedly fadetk *he* on other remedy could revierre the stab:llly Sufferer to teat health tie unfortunately fait, the Anti- I inpetlgeney have bra Nand the great and nolv remover of Health anti Vi gear. face Drops kmrify she Blood, sold restore the S)Meta whew impaired by she imprudent owe of Mercury. I.- The above Medic-Mestere inclined its plaits Creed/oh Si surptiving Cures, atnueolicasted Hy. !lemon , of ItopectauditY. aud arr made up in Miklos, price Ifalf-a-Gabien earls. T'' wrosilso Eathily &oda& to lb. coutaiaiug Free if the soirliet . ._ - . t . . .I. a. •-.• "4 -. - , • • . • 1.• - • • - - : • - • , • • tCt 1 1., L4W krritetlGENCE. .t,tiii etini , couvivcar tnithitlttlYi - IlliseirlB. - • - TRIAL OF KR. 1 I t 1 t i l . T h i s being the fifth seal dad; notlthirofillopertsoce occurred, except the case of SI3IALION o. worr. ._Th? Prisoner , i m p, to the' Easi nsent found agal Mr. Terteu moved, that the injunction in this caw sto si lb . s/ btough ltith c° , wi th ' i: Should be absolved. Sir SAKUELROMILLY observed, that the injunction was ranted against the assignees of a bankrupt, who had *lade away with the 'produce of several cargoes. • Friday Thorp, o On the part deuce was given, I told by the Frt Fri.. pt.intiff wished abide by the decision of the ___, ..,.....o ..f V et 1, . , f 4.7 ., „ . • ii —4- 0 - e; • . , . -• • a0...,......___410142 MEff . . rATESMAN; •- ',•' -*:-.' - - . . . , .11.1 .....1,1 „ ; rent i sgsnifs. • 4 AoA.N.-44/1 ! as# f liot. r ctor, of pi I were ea s ristraTlhair *NM kieso i at Gsinsi . withisois#Nixas, FOR A RAPE. on Monday last, whit', whilst contiOrtal r, who ha s ants v 4 farmer atilai- tyatari table, shillig about ging* and t_kiai n was. adredl2r an indict. with lirapoleols eine, Mr. Proctor receisk e .dr •••• r __ C.... 1.11.,.... *9 :..t- - . , _ . lOOas in gbl4l, at a greeter value then its aims. This trial is the first . that hits a this county under Lord Stauloppe's 4:: better, who was a poor man, tr. low hawker at Sheffield, the din the sum of 475. for which he wen riser, but good silver coin. Tile Soli- Mint wad brought down 4 ; who skated It as his °pink* Us. it • half -Browns, and the rest itk- good and lawful money. There was I-token for one shilling, but on which ran opinion. It was stated sale part r that he had got this gold to se to his the purchase money was all his wealth. guilig. BEDFORD hadan audience of the Prai iicr. arlton-House, a few days since, , when k the liberty of stating his opinion on the Catholic Claims. The following very co - isiderotrle extent, such , as hogsheads of Po 0,1 '''‘1 .. " . 7 1 • 7 . 1 :" . 0v w el age " truni .u b larr ea si ts um dus a Wi t 7 afi lluna , . u . la .es. er .k ..,. ..,... .• .. ,0•1 ... t . 4 *...6, 66 ....-. .7 .• 1.: • - • a mok() ___ ,.. Fainii.._r *attic t o is. coahisattg rww ar (g... twenty-roar, twenty, and sixteen dozens of choice , irgercil . sx,frits. . .. . Nam. 61tryrsu 6Mb are satyr& • tO th e au . These skeletons wewp ' . • • ' ' Miciiit's*iiiir. " • " Afrferd• 10;6: • The . A WirictIV:KINT I.OIION Heart had beatitilks theSk'n Claret and Madeira, ettria bad been sold to tavern. ' - ' • 6 3 • f ..A_ _l.. • t_, • - 1 ,.,„.• e i.2 ags (Marshalt),l4.4eli , .., Alk ;. . 19; —le A,. M. remitted .petilily, wllltittit 11101/ Of trat'slr. silt kin.lg a PitION , 111f000 tOfft 0 rum WOrirallallint 2 I . i' h add CofrE•e-housts, private gentlemen, and ethers, 0 - '' " , d r ' ' - • ,t o t11 . 11 1" 4 ""',.. A . _... N"'"'" leitik Packqt {Marshall), , ha. 9 s' . r412,. 8, A. DI. Teilers. itieg‘worw , , spots itedr.s. S. irellinig 'lf -Ilul fs ... I R as 4 4 nr" ClaY2 Obilt six lea en veneerer et Merril of Healey (Mattis), • - or the Ai .Irr. Atititch 7 mass IfYYty vrctee of C o dasiroto4 .. r Moser was towneltted for trial. 1. '' - - the to sate ithe attateu dp p th, saute de, ,' . ?., . ~. ~, •,-, i f , ) - i 1 1. , - ;_; -..- C u; 3. A ., .. NI NIt . i, k, 4 , ii s a n n t 4 ht m i s i l s ir a t i ! k isef t nec timi ti ; 4e t,,t l rrea l.a.n h isel le t.:i wwwl q i t l o is . r ue s sit i7 n l Y,...__ . o 7 c • vu l aittolt filasisent; thithibi the a ' heseae• eA.,,,a "eaam 4wa r -4/9 " vim& 7 :,-..- - --v 416111 ilea - ` 1 :;!' )r• as . '.' •• .• 4400 r ewer& h . . tor. 1t 1, wectoes ;114 ► refrotioe. 1 it. ..trw ,,.. The Bible Society, we itnagiaap hhiPilfklellalilein''l(eadereelle'll,haaSakle a iirec 10 , 1 9 0!1 , 41‘11P-i• Ail - . ' l4 1:',06 4 11•024.a. whirl. Teo sr.. ni owe atlik 'the fiIMOC • • 'Want:llS began at tint tarot*: SW, 11, 11111101", MR itfriOl . jimitubjlity wer .4o 4*ll ,, an d pt io l • .. , t.; well, ~ ~,: ~.;•:,,,:‘, 16' 1 ' 4. 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