The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-12-18 00:00:00

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II . . / i /I ! -'' ' l4 . ! • rt. . • %. • • - . •+:.n , " • - bet fettle becoming the' title you pearl—l am happy, to say, that a becoming contrition on your part boa been ShOlrel :and I should, I hope, fail, In sitenipt log to caress those sentiments that now pervade ) our Lor&hip's *fed 4 seutiments that I trust will guide yourtioudoet Inc far dilfereot courile lif your future lifeeteens4at n'hich you have ?linge 4 i n ,. ibis . unfortunate Avansactiou. roar ambiti o n bust oe to efface from the memory of others this unhappy groceeding, by. allowing it to.niake a due Impression upon your Own ; by an argent devotion to the bite. r , hisffif yonreountry ; and. by a uniforrtondeecour to pfo mo ta its jafety, its prosperity, an •its glory. !tut utihouglefrour the peoiteneo you harp shown, the Court luny be calisfied that yeti ate PiePard4 • in future to set a Wight. 'example to your • fellow-toth.-1 . jeers, themountryextieets •that a painful 'adniottition shoehibe given kt .. your person as a waritist to those, who hereafter might be tempted to.offentit it is lit j that the public should be prtotically convinced of that important. truth whielt this. kribuottfs of this' country are iu the habit of Premelgsting, that no rank,. iseSIOVIT splendid...fib fortune, however am. ints.-and •sto regret, bovrever. sineere—rian natisfy _theirw etieWonce it has been 1246,44, without the; iiill4tiou of tharyqual pouishineot . that 'waits 0f.., ,rentierp of At'ety;. station in the eotruntoOty.---The. feert has, therefore, ordered - that you, the Mae. i finia•ol ..Siiit; - pay. to your I,4 , 4ctrigo Lor4 ) the king 1 n. fine, of Arm thousand pouit end tinlit you be' eomititterito. -his Majesty's Nebo .of NeVite for tour calendar. months, and until such finelfe paid. I - The Aessinis of Sligo bolted to the, gnurt, end I wea r conduched by the Keeper Avf • Newpto, sod hie; 'takers timing!' the Globs' door to the jail. ... •"1 PHIAC%r e *Nil AlUiNti AND (700.1V0KT1,16 TUE ...,. . KiNti's ENEMIES.. • :2'hattisa.roitughttsband was inslictrd for certain , ... . . . o4ts, tohrCh,,by a statute of the late King, art de- : Oared ttp:iiiinstitute the crimes of felony nod piracy, -41)101,1latfeitleting the period of war between this : ,coUPtr9.olotl rpAice., being a natural born subject of : `tliialt a indo#4i.4 'inthere tit and comfort the enemies ...,fgAltesokieltOttidiiteriecution thereof, on the high .ileel:,ettfetitel A Onkel!' vessel . called the Philoso- pite4....,pitjtfteally, . Wickedly,: ium 1 . feloniously did -_, ethylA ANlA rifilt 19 cher!, take, and capture th e ' shipit med./soda of his ihitannii illijeity, and his I . . _soli**, ~ . • ..Liee, .13eadford stated, that in • March, 'All, he I . wns . Lteitteneet Of his Majesty's frigate the Desiree. On the 10th of that month, within about sit Miguel :.i.qf; the Teiel, they captured a French cutter priest tree, called the Itilosopher, on board of which the r ?dinner - was food acting intim capacity of surgeon. The wittit4 'did not see any commission. which the pcivsteerAdol . en board ; site was armed with guns, but be coold'*t; say how awry. . " ..,. _ Mr- *los, Midshipman balossiojt 19 UR ',Pirtle, said, the privateer in questinn oiffietl . lterech co. •, loots. Whetr,they first *pr. ter she Inss•tuoising. They had preciously captured;„etslab 14 with a , latite.ntester. The privateer bad ,iabt Out 04 dick,. i and.orkera4it o.le bold. She had*, e* w hate v er. When the witness Etat went ,flll 4400 " 'priiiteer, the primmer it the bar was p,ritiegli!t, ittifilitehtty, to put bite one of the boats for.the .. of being:, Carried en hisrti the Ltrairie. Ail .h . * - or that .p? . .y . wewid that Priseeer was in the, same e titwhit the • %amen, and told to him and the rnessslittm in go. metal, that he had been .edueoted, et SilinbOtilt uel that he had been iu Edinburgh, tim, saltless would hot .venturif to swear wide's; that, ilia. heal ,sorsed an swetiticiship to a Sue eau of the ussme Wood,•if, .Sre '3l feb'ist i rdihist ha had been Assiititlit-Surgeon, t erSergoilli h i-Nlitte, on hoard the Wittelselsea frigate, U. odd, Awn in consoqueitee of the distressM 'state of 'Frame, many respectable persons bed boen obilketto toter into the French privateering service, madams-be himself heti inconsequence been °bucca l totdr same. That he bad reseirPtt an advance I Mass . too'owners of the privateer, who lived' in a i tewal.lll:.franCe, which be ,named, which advance i ntu to ba.cepaid nut of his.iduttts of the captures, to i be sada by the privateer., -.Tbo Prisoner at another i tinnellaid alit he wile motif* of Iloliand, and talked 1 orstooirt: whicti hovallecl ileveroick. - The witness hut opuo.e.soverettien with the Prisoner, about the D o ttie Lot h which bad been recaptured •by the Resivtise lie said that, the peotenaut,,of the priia. trey, wilt las elf ,tkroaricau, *rut .4... board tbe' Danish: barb, and from .his awaking such good Ent._ lite i . Abe:Vines, , supposing her to be au English cut.' ter, produced to him the 'British licence; this the people belonging to the privateer thought a good ground l of . capture, aod,sccortOngly put a rrize... master and seine of their crew.ma.bAntk,Af her. — There ores .no resistance,madebythccptimiteer to the Dm i iree ,bot only an ettompt to pi id* by tnasking mil 4,insioisi„ Noy. Jasigtsitcp„,qtost ,have.treo fruit less, the Usiree being a .0101'4' of lt - guns. ; The privatidr Issid:abotit GO Mee, being hetinll cam*. Inetti f her bardesi being ; Bit• tons. They )lod the immure of all nations on board.. The 'Pin, ; deep. Im o a the privateer w;s an Ainerks9 . h• . .otlalk 4 was a Frewarnen and:the , elWW wen . .# ll . Irk but MOW a them ' French-thart of la ..... , ..ri * '.. ._ 'fn. prime that the Prisoner ems natural' ore ND.. 1 it of.these kingpins, tbere sere ethhicfd, w:ru..Pstigou, shore • avvtotr,r, belonging to the cuootns, of tbe town of fleswickftroottrTweed, OW vitt ne.remembered the Friss:ma very teell:. He re- ' . • -.membered the Primly/tea' tether, His name was 1 Riuford Younghosband ;JIM vaia jar is her, . 4► ick.uputt:iweed, and Pawn Ice ' IkshOp.in the .'sume.town. , The wittiest . 109 Unfit . able. :they had only one chiW,,,a ., • tit tbelir j ' #4 : era, that one. The fattity pot . tt Iliirwielq! 410 . .fri,0,ec attd his mothie)ll44,,Voir ti1e .6410 imdielitt he town, for .prars.. i , .. vuontitted till the • 4 4 .,risyner. was a mon,: _ being An* twenty rors ii, isgt. ..His:sea witbfbif.- Welids.' li suriecog *AI ape - Showy, betaogiOt to aerliick. "mad sttionliii A . . shop. ' Zhanktbaner lied his oriothotrigtorrittio I. lain. tuMnoetitAt *kook tAO *Antic nig; bet , witai_ bet* Anti contpawr ser*r -404111. . W nik I* could ( att:l lie saw thi latioonir it , oo; • ,oftei 61.40 4 .* . .the last dove be OW 1660 10 . :0 1 . :, 40 P0 4 01 ii*. 1 0 ~: .... MI W 1/110 it. custody, esisat At 22 go $ row i N is o i rl Isom .. Ott 401401***17001,11,a__*84, the s a uel oppoos • t t vilkibetitirt , , IPta4rxtrif ~., ........,....,,,,i.:,„,..„,,,,,.........„ ..;c_..T.,. ...,..-...., ... ... .14 , 441 4thifoue&r.3ll4 1 094-00 44 billbf:Ok.re of siroick.upoo.TOeed the 00 frelei: U. smelt i 4 .. ^. .. t ib• •.. l ef , '•':4 .1 a •••;• .. •••• 0" ... ^ • • '' S ' • . . . • ' i&lile ' l :• . 'Ft . .• _ _ • _ ____•____ . ~... . .. . Winford Yeunghushitisi,eht lied a i whose n ON Oa k less •onlysome of the men belonging to was Thomai, Who afterwards lived with •Mr. Wood, thit iktek.yard, who, being ferried over, were beat -sergeant and apothecary; b u t he could tint speak with •-isse.thes . boy. Ile took no further netice, until he .certainty to thisfaet of the Prisoner being the prison. lowt4:10;aboot a quarter of en hour the cries re . Wm. Willoughby, an attorney hi thd hawse of 'dewed in a much Muter voice, although it was ob- Serwick.isposafereedi knew the Prisotter'eyeen* • viotte• that the person from whom the sound proceed lad Ai rscliodt;l:iiirs igev 'lie was:thin torierl4‘ ad 1511& mate!, .11hail wit • imm ediately ran to the years okl A aid kneed lei Berwick till he:ttes 12, -teP of the' cliff, firom.iwiliseweel he saw through the or 20. He WiiirlittOrly, probably fottlielast thaw wiiia w-lerge matt standing op le a . small boat (which or four yes!: or niece, in the stop of Mr. Janiet -Bielbtity hue , . to belong. to Waters), who appear. Wood, stogie* enttathithecary. The Whisks thought ed.to , ,,,he endeavouring, with an oar, to push he bed seen the OriSoner in Berwick - siiiee the period s•somethings .from s. the side of the boat which of his tiutquitkine it; bet he could not speak with, -was cliuging to it. The cries of" murder!" at this certainty to .the fact. lie Wits listirnete* with this 4me were very feeble, proceeding from a person who 'Pritosser's mother; and the moment he saw the Pris ; Ahmed to be exhausted. Soon afterwards the man in ismer, which he &list Leith, whither he had'gona . . - ..tha begat having succeeded is hie ohject, sat down and dowu on purpose Itrldentify hint, - his face was per. rowed with.much haste out of sight through the fog. •, racily fam ili ar t o him. : .. • . . • • ; Blesbury immediately gave information, and intellis ' l . The Isrisdner * When tolled onforliis defence, read genes was sent over to Waters , and when he arrived a written paper, a ddre s sed to the' Learned Judge and : the titer was dragged for the body, which was found the Jury, Csmoviislialea narrative of the Cireuriistahres in the ofternoon.'• The throat had been cut with a laishich 'had brought' Mtn" into his preient' unfortunate knife from the wind-pipe to the bottom of the right lidtuition. IM rithiasi /Or Seating Esrgland Was, that ear,' apparently at several incisions, and the a r ms Ihis father had resided hi Ottend ter 20 . yeats pre. were ell-elided,. and the s.hands bent, as if the de vibes to the breaking '• out Of the Revolution . in' ceased had not moved them after he had been coal. F ra ni c ,.,. • r n t i,e. year 17p4;...the p r i s oner , with his . pelted by Brute to quitbis hold son the side of the ' mother, Scent thither -th.jOsit his 'tether ;sand - re. boat. Thi Prisoner was taken on the following day * mined. there, practising the duties 'of his pro. andidehtified before a Magistrate at Haverfordwest,.: fession, as . e z eufgesist," till . he. went 'on hoe rd the and en his person was a large clasp knife. The boat , vessel ID gOeStiDn, IA a civil eater, and hot' with , belonging to Waters was found higher op the river 1 any iittetttion of a bestfle manner ag-dust • soothe shore, with nett four pounds of blood in it. 1 - • sort . i i i -. • . • ' any one fir Marc • liott ' the arms .;of his' Bri. ' Untier the footing.boar t were discovered a Milford Itassisia Majesty:PAld'lseid iseter before, nor- now, s, Ba nk-note and the .ir s)i ibkin, but hone of the dl-rectly or indirectly,t,berissi anus against ' his ' silver,. which was like - Wail: wit to be towed-in the IMajesty, or any of his shbjects. Ile had letters in . pockets Of the deceased. • .• • .. . ; his hand, 'whiettivould prove the wish he entertained I During theevidence a question Oriels to the 'pl. ! 1 to be useful in the service of Britain ratherthenthi i t of I ilsdiction'of the Court, it being arged - for the Pii- any other Power. He had also French documents ',sener that this offence was not committed Ai that !to produce t such as every one ibis knew any • thlng ... higheseas, bat on a tiger within the county. Mr. ' of the matter must'know to be indispetetibly neees. • JEntis, in answer,. quoted the statute of 15-Richard nary for every' person abroad, which wouldgo fat to. i 2d, *kith gatethe Coast jurisdiction on rivers below prove what he had' 'tined. • lI e• was marrieti . to,a4hel' I. .•• the Bridges; • tiro of the place (06-tetid.); who, with fonrOsifdrent." The Prisoner being sealled•trpon for his defence, 'and his mother , - were now resident there, Hislik.thterely replied, " the charge is true." Itiler's property, and his own, had beets all taken!. Lord Etteasoashocit,s to gumming up, left it to ' from them, on account of their having furniihect as. ftheJury to determine whether the spot where the . sisiance to the British Army in Hollaind, under the ' murder was committed, teaser was not on the. high Duke of Yqtk. On the occasion of the .late e'.pe. seas? The Jury decided in the affirmative, and the slition . to the Scheldt,. the Prisoner was driven, along •. Prisoner was cansequestily found Gailly. • - 'I . :with otheri We an open square, till he should take ; Before sentence of death was pronounced upon' 'sperms akainit the British ; hut this he had usd. :•him, he requested that *as much time as possible tersely resisted,'and had never taken upelmsagiiiisst i Would be allowed him tombe his peace with God. bit Britannic Majesty or his subjects . Rather thee del —He was sentenced hanged at Execution so; whets he was on the point of being Compelled to • Dark on Saturday; hut on account of the tide not take up a ; rms o ffeutively to hisco u nig, he had preferred -' *serving on that day, •he was respited until Monday. enterieg as a civil officer into the privateer, on board : • • 2 eenettr.ge • • of which he was fotitut. • Even this be bad not done `'' : ' LAW IAiIV.L:LOENCE. i-• voluntarily, ttue!linteßlad by necessity; tyranny ; and: • .'• •.." '''''"• - • ' "9 . lololrriV - ' •-' • • distress. ifite had its even yielding thus far, sub; . cougiori9;ws, flktiCifedittaiiata,lie. eL jetted himself to a Charge of bath% violated the law,' '• ,'„,.' 6* * . ; ' •'-•' ' ' 'N LIABILErY OF .ST A ILtgt: CO4CII : PROPRISTORS. be (Meld only plead his own iguorante on the sub.', jeit, and the compulsion ender .which he laboured• DIONOLD D. IITATOIDOTJAN AND CO. '.as his apology; and i n this s it ua ti on , h t , h u mbly • This was an'sactlotS to. recover .6361 the value:of a. ;threw himself lapels the Consideration of the Court, parcel, consisting of Bank of .Esigland and Country . 'Mitt of thelitry.,• - •' '. .. . . ~ : s • ' ..,• Bank-notes, which had been entrusted by the Plain. • bfr: AugasinalWaitati.wha had its kjeatersant ; till', who is a Banker. at Norwich, to the custody of .. . . , of - the Winehelsia, peived'thsit while he hid wet in ghat ebitts he recollected ao person on board of 'her the Defendaints who ire Propiietort of the-Nor wick coaoh, or their sersaqts, for conveyance to London, to whom he could tr a ce [ an y reco ll ect i o n or reseal .. and which parcel had been lost by the • negligence of bisince kis die , pet - son tif the Prisoner.. -• . * i the Defendants. • s. Baron Titteetsew narrated the eviderste'to the ' Mr. Ptaa stated the case for the' Plaintiff. no; I Jury, and abierved,that it peas impossible fur.s. - man parcel in questiten; had •beese consig ned to she- care ! ',Who was 4. Oitarel.born subject of Britain to g o . of the Defendants in Januar y last, to be conveyed to I aftioad and • dinnicilehimself as appertaisdug to - an _ i the houses of Sir It stian Fraser and Co. Bankers,: f; other 'Countev: - ' Now though the Maloof. ' a4-' Loylists,' by the Norwich .coach*; arrived' in 1 *. but _ and the parcel heal ly • - sby hostility . agalost.lie naive '„ ifhl . n eirSol-041 bad 4ondi it had never reached. ; land, 'yole',la lri#:ea& - ity of sitivoli, did acjint. t its proper deetinatteßeltitel to the ettiPahle negit- 1 Ulster whatever assistance ond comfort:vie; in his gence of the Wendell'. On. its arrival in Lan. 'power, and to alt isiteists and psirpOses appoOreit a n .' don, a boy was euttnited 'with its delivery, but on abettor of the eneellei of Britain. Viouttli there' MS way to the Witte', this boy contrived to loose the was no open act of hostility proved to, be cetubilttgd: . patdel, which t:ad . new dtme been heard of. she, I by this prisateer,.yet the jury would consideettetitl.. l . patceli in addition to notes, amounting to 5301 . cob . o I tiler r not the situation in whit.h she Was titibta .1 tabled bills •of exchange to the amount of secant I nor flight before his Majesty's 'vessel, and . thii, , ,,kiel lbobsindi of pounds; 'hut as theysitatbeen stepPetk' cumstances of the tat tune ' did as a ll denote tiai . they of coarse had not been included in the p relia s she was rcßly crisisiag for the PurpoicOof hosilliiii4tilsStv. Now thitergligerox of which the Plaintif against the British Government. . • '•' . ' l ehbiplainett, • ••end i •On. which negligence he founded The Jury, after a short centroliation; f' ' ille,' M i right to reeohr the ; arkontst - a lost-totes, I°stotes, Prisoner Guilt*, hut strongly . • ' .inuf 'al Cosisisted of 'the fictof. sDefendanti having entrusted . the merry of the Court. value .. , , .. ' , I, a ape of s o • . mu& to the-care of a boy ; and Lord Ei.i.exiiiettoloittoblihe ;00 thOzjalaaair ti%llte?eintithts hid isot the. opportunity of escaping *extremely right, - Mal they' might rest. assar t lttthat ' *twin their liability Iti toying that they had not been rialtt should be done; 10.respict to their • reconunem.' airitYiVelitt'llei'pg . -p s lutibk, because an arrangement das,iik4. :,... _... entered• intp busweets the parties, by which Sir Wee; Chow: Defeehiapts ' - - to .carry all the' lA . Banking the s' free - If • 'and they on the Prisoner, . of bit case Would he '4l. t \ , 142 1.441 'llitalfi, _'. ~..ee of • etpense, ,Itaiitlitrotovid - 064: 411 Ltaitki.ite parcels wove' along with theatre - 6g t.._ Aote. Arehekoni-hvittitiOnentlitl !reef entered mercy. ' ,I w ' - • ,_,_____ 'ittle, the greateiiiit - sthi/leflete or terrisge, tettled! • ' l, ; it '.*Oftpliit. • ''. .1..- ~ 'if itithe vatott -of !the •Rarcet, had MINI - to:do with .. ' - AAA /Weir, labor, woo ,Griateilr . it ai t h 4s Itisetvia•*ctitilecoitako vtleckto e for the, - r 01414 On 4111!'the Witte ',wider of * fleMlitots bat - elk& Kroarkrati iva'Ritaktng. on tie Hie Silas within the jhritdietleitt of-thisrmatti'' *MOS or tht 'Ptk:dotifir.V l . l ..freey'ol , 'eft • go."t, 04'04 i.tto - Se 'ptetoboki 181% The PriloneetStbadwl.therefore, did not biOodo-afreisoyisto • to' iii_tudit:o: . -• • •. , • '•• •••. -,' ':`.the Digendantstitlith; Iliatitligidifoklistelt Were-1 it appeared: 'fiwav the statement of Mr. Altus; ! valootible t ar ihatti4iparcel4n f ieestichilWat:i;valut Which old Itonfi.l46ed bpi* evidence, that the Piti ! able. 0de...1a the z'lliitet, :cotlifilwiliilltiPw we"d only . peuer; hite . on,tlii•iiight of the t 3th Seettimbee,' mini ' hero'heett tliditiecy; Wit' been requisite . o &tee!. to the pliblir..ittilltis -of Jetties Waters, a feiiytean ! Mittel* rite Wf owirmgt; Witiett . wet Wiled by the; betweeelleitohtttai Hiking, dear Milford Illisea-, l •`iiiiit'mr or thhieiCeidie ..4%tbelvrepertreo be cop.' reqUiritig id' be liiiised Over the river, 'a distotitO of :*tiped: .In the 'Present Inettinit; - the pe,trioOs ivr 1 about three ; Miles. He was told b 1 witkikvokt %t iikligtltielit Midir:titick.a temtaitn i ketiovV Ottilect4sitt3tl l -. was toilette, 44 tha t the ferry-boy Abilh‘tettti $ lar W. Q att r itive,: on •thet..olliete-sidei'rell‘tndedi, is*as gorse _IA, bed.' l'he Pritoter.; tWi Iliikett: for 't .; taiit..lhe 'Defenntiti ....‘ , n ts qidri 'Wet liidAt t. .' . ill#tattell ei bid s b u t net o tt li kdoione, kir to sleep upon by 'bed`, not boiettlatrovelett:tebAW,l 4 ll7 oll .C el " rig - 4e:settioti t itilpistep..rote* . a t . Oar hc f aki.b.:.woith above tivi,'Oeiimckti- afreitsiy .to - ttlithotiFtt ' had iitito JO •adna , -. aid lrietid of •• • • .tho'tittotk:op in theie'Settelailloic 416ielli It "Ind' a ril; fiver iiWaw-00111,-kond artiiii.• ' 7 lliiivii i' ' Wili:4ooseed by . nci.titlito, etiek . up' in .titegr'ietfch.ollit Ot t *O,, le thi'veriena Of 1114 Ititififirittlifiltiittei thatthetorouirliiiit.;l44oTottelidtrittitWerable. for_' bing.74. 00 ...: 4 14 5 p. in a ilill•Cii`lfebtit tillitlitsge -My . 'parcel titki iitteo.l)e.-..j.osti::..ifilifers information isu r .....46,,,...i. oi!ie, 41* 'iota ; - 4ptitpd piew4oOiii`beitten to diem that its value %vas hilf-peormi #d".-st road . . :1110 . 0 itcroto die* '1: 'And kboOinitiOtiltei;.• If : notice' were to g0.. - ror to froeoril half ' - - salve . .; ' Oder, WmOllttittle' 1- lite°. . 'Ore . SI lAelbodistes ' 1 • *bine.* Oit iv Abe' hoirl*rltiki _, , • AberrrifitieW ;.fttlit vas Agiit,l***rtib vier, .04101441, patriot! AO .0 . it ' _in • .142 its* Atifllo /world ' the ithee site of Ihe,•kamo. of 'rerun ' stew gottrer i ,..besid i Haws the cry of " liars et DeabortOeft, preyed to have been stuck up in the Def e , nri 'Ace, announcing to all persons, and undet all eh. cumstances s that they would not be auswership f or any parcel, entrusted to their 'care, abov e th e „ ale , five poutids, unless such fact should he previously announced to them. The Plainti ff had ne g l ee44. ( o comply with what the 114endantsdemanded, h e r„, n3 they would deem themselves littble, and sue!' gence must not fall on the shoulderS of others, b ut must visit his own bead. lie had neglected to m a k e the Defendants responsible, therefore, he had u , tinned the responsibility to himself; As to the rate o f carriage, the fact of the, Defendants havin g taken to convey Plaintiff's banking -parcel, fr expense, did not affect, or give any new feacn r p the liability of the Defendants. In their omit e thee said nothing about the carriage —they simply 0 , 4 the public warning that they should not hold them. selves liable for any parcel forwarded by th e , ' coaches, if its rabic were above a specified su m , unless it were previously stated to be of such hither value, in order that they might take corresponding care of the more valuable property. Thus, wheth er any thing, or nothing, were paid for the carriage, it mattered not ; the Plaintiff had neglected to li t th e Defendants with liibility in the went of in,,..., and such negligence must he to hisewn cost, for it deprived him of all ground to support the present actiou. Tito Plaintiff was of course nonsaika CAITLI; 17. ARMSTROIIG. This *asau action Airs the words cc I:osii7re a rage; : you wanted to bribe the cativo ' teriu sink the ship, rn order (0 rh s rat the irritera.", tin? and k otriers had bought the ship in quOtinii; and the Defendant was the Captain. Ttlertuls defence. • r . Lord', EL4rOurtoccii'aiirged the Jury to glee tinperite damages f2r an imputatinit "or no leis a "criAte ibau felopy. Thg Jury fouu) for thi*Piiiiitiffliamagell 301. Smith and - Whitaker, who we io cossvicted at the Old Halley Session% one charge of conspiring to Ale . fraud their creditors, • &b.:stood atk.isout vestertity . morning on the pilfory; - in Conthili, opposite the entrance into the Exchange. • . . . 1.• Yesterday morning John Shipman, pursuant to he ;entente, for forgery, was executed before ting Debtor's-door, Netvgate. This unbar young matt nerbrought on the platform at a quartee,erter eight o'clock; attended by the Ordinary, wit)! whom he renietnett a kw seconds in prayer, and met his fate with great emotlen. •kiWman skeleton, placed in a perpendicular pi). shims; with the head downwards, was lately disco. iseted , by some workmen ernple)4lo deepeuing the vantts of a house in the South-stregi, Perth. This beithe •had- been occiipied as a Tavern in the year 1746,' and its host - and lentil have long been num bered with the dead ; but it still lives in the remem i brance et aged people in Perth, that a Iliej,land Geo. neaten suddenly disappeared iu that Tavern in the year already men t EXiILAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCL--0111 .Friday, the 4th instant, William Foster.' watchman et the Eattnt,B#idgewater's, Achridge ,Qmis,:Bucks, , wu Mira lef.the other watc.lstraur about 12 eldest .14 nigltt, and has never been Word, of since ts- tte• is wee„ . perted•of being murdered, nidilicent Mira 121 bees ' made after him, but •hitheete in vain. The lie(fust News Letter says—"'ln*lteoft?rcoon of theAtli inst. Mr. A. Dahlman, of Arnrgli, was ' staftreely taken ill in his back yard, shortly after he had dined, and incessant vomiting detained him some time en the spot. On his return.into the dwelling. house, he found his children in Agaudfui agony, and his wife and whole family labouring under the strongest symptoms of poison. Eleven perilous had dined in his house on that day, all of whom suffered rhorrible totture. Emetics and drastic purges ilviing wen administered, they are ail recovering. The I cause of this mysterious affair has not yet been et. plained. No copper •or brass vessels were used is cooking the meat. The family had dined off beef aced cabbage, and a part of the same beef had ben used by them the preceding dayy without any bad ef fect whatever." A respectable looking woman, once stole a pair of shoes in the warehouse pf a shoe-maker of con siderable sagneity.—The owner observed her opera tions' he eitence.---Sometirae after, the lady having attentively examined a second•pak of shoes enquired tbsit.priele.—" Madam," said hey-very, gravely, The , shoes in ,your hand are O s • (id: the ,shoes ip y ou. poi, lseit Ave guipteas." To prevent expoour , e, the nioneyoms paid On the elicit ; the surplus over the Wat*,of-rthe shoes was gaols to the poor. Some thiousimilar to this happened sometime. ago, in the city of Armagh;.-11,bost Jactson, Esq. observed walthy paw ieeteitilliie*, 4 nllritt eo r r t ; he blatantly shut th4doote-1014,:w1Wiing his h 4 g e 4 9 ) • &Flog the head of Thief, DfbtOr. New, Sir," ssid 1 .7 ,0 th.ltstaillite:astetel:nreryisa ,aston is hed t a r t a :cclirielfethretart7giltad.rialin beenathirstec°torslenultnatfilroilbesi:gihdttisensr "—you have made no remittance, vile." 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