The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-09-04 00:00:00

-; . ~' ~~; d , }; ~ ~~ I I 111. I. i,i; i ''.!'ll i $ Trierin N s! s a his Apinioo, that the offender could not ' I a ..00do, .. . • • . .. !, s wg wezbl ic e i t i o ev tt r ie tha pa tu ri e s i k r ....af es ft g o t m . Ba thi r . t h ho u l r rr en h y , pns,i. n l.. .0111iiiihnall$0111.1.11111111111/111111111/esewles . •: .; .." s ; 111,10 E.. , •, . t .Fair P.SURY-I,AN S. TilaitTlM 7 :. puetienetlrlatreepag.aprertment that ever was annexed l ' the iudividual who had become chargeabl e up 11.4,0601 e In thio eanntry. 'lts attractions,. both • Of the eiterier appeereuee of the building it gan for patent and richliess .of embellishment, and as a on • • . IttletatiteltEller. • es al ts, 'to her proper parish. A remedy , I . ahtlivn" .n . us W ind ed.ntlday afternoon,' a man wata " hroug . ht in IcarcolYbr neceb*ofY I" a 3 ). PI thing. kt bin Preen connecteAs- with the eiquieite aty of the d d ome in the met his P l rto r i ner t ju her lts bellittirie•wiiihntliset'asetedreeithao that had had ' exist ; and that was, l long nOW befere the Peblic, flint any aftempt ,to the adjoining apartment, and allot be elegant ecora., see- ere ,. ~,, sears 'o f , N''.'soeld p : who were likely to become it . .. "'c r: describe it neuld be 'wholly superhero's- Simple i s tient • throlighout.the whole, must form a powerful -, . him by detaining the Prisoner ' " t ' u ii its t e r s e end eisoleresitre jo its s; chewier,: though • attlaction for all the gay and thoughtless visitants of - brat th! him t !ere in oonsweience , of his-hark!! dee _ d •d out of a, sum of 111.5 . 11 t y s.ome .n opportrity was afforded to the • Parisi, : ‘ ; s a r r ut. ';', and_ lie_ tlid not know where to feel him. • . itoiltf and massive i nn 411 itegerts, the eateries of thi t t the Theatre, and, consequently, effectually withdraw 1 . .. . terers,• to oitetei.and prosecute , if t . e- h I' "- structure preieuls rtoTiip Of - the nliltnrtt ® oat them from the less inviting and more •secalvdmlsparts On Mr. N vrtss, the Sitting Magistrate, invests - : per. tied:n:6 k '„e • Sir J. " Y t o‘l.2hi Fr ,. tetreoad 1 . 1041 10 f the tinferfeel;e4ifieee The means of of the f 'intro.is tit n o on, J. ordered the " * • gating the charge he could' only discover that the .ll ol2r the Committee haying broil Pantry'', it was their oh- 'We have already noticed the form ••of the house, 1 . . t „ , . . 1 f obsyeemsr l ded petit Teesday, well . mn amounted to a debt, and on an explaaa. jut to avoid all ulteetett-eryttepotthe ; Anil their pruS ae being best udapted to unobstructed vision, and the I . .4 irocishievltiehti of the Prisoner attendel deialial views, in this respect, have been effictuaily diffusion of sound. The former must be obvioua i (ion the the connection of the parties, it appeared ; attempted hi justify him, by saying he was : and seconded I.iv the skill of the ercbiteet, who appears from the inspection of any drawing representing I i t . iat em an who had been brought in custody had ! ege,-; asa ilk' -,-Wever: t.ho.iimrsiake was solerreSs 'P'lc : to have studiously oinittraVall external, superSuons such a description of theatre; and toe fact is, that given ev id ence against the other man for being con. !licence, , thosCity Solicitor observed, that if • H ; , oruammit, in order the more elfectuallY te apply all there is not a place in the whole house from which a . g erund with the late C o l on el Despard, and for itink- ;the case de fado, he was liable to a preset - mi n ce "!. in a . die or instrument, the powers of science fled exquisite testoie the iota . .vere? 'considerable portion of the stage cannot be very I met his conduct in melee. ; perjury, ;as heenust have sworn he, ww* Ota 0 ll ' l • veering to make a debt a fraud a; as 5. !nailer of re. he g tofu e riot arrangement of thosecouemy and tho•Oplentlid conveniently seen, and such has been the attention , v it.e. got the licence. 'she who ' ' • * ' brow lit him a hoot to the ; " - ; , p a id to t e oacconimo dation of the Gods, that we are ! s e 5 . g I Ihe )oung.wcman wits so much effecter! at e embellishment of thellieette. e . man Teat the form ef the hinme before the mirtein is convinced the ingenious architect Office was in copse uence ordesed to find bail for will be as highly ; , q , . , whole scene that she fainted, and wilt carried 1 the assault. featly circular to the extent 'ofSthree- fourths of the eircume and deservedly popular as the treasury of the l'heatre i the Office sooselets. . .. ference of a circle, our fielders . need not be in- will be benefited thereby. By a slight alteration of 1 - sa man, formerly a servant in the employ cf Mr: . It appeaned. that the marriage watt the res } formed'. That this form' is host 'adapted for vision the original plan, the persons on the back seats of ; Mug, a late Under Secretary of State, wag broaght two years' courtship, and that both .part . u i ni. a . les wi.erc s and the equable diffusion of sound, is ottioy prove- the boxes next the stage will have a full 'view of i to the Offiee, charged with defrataliog Mrs. Cray, spectably connected. I who keeps Tattersall'a tn of r 1 about six able from the plinci l tles of optics and acoustics, and, more than three-•feurths of the stage, the proscenium .• • P. e • indeed, has heeo must satisfactorily demonstrated by springing from the back, instead of the front of the ; since, under a pretenceihat he waated it to pay for bin, with being busily employed yesterday morning, -''' the able architect himself VilerUirosin tr.yrdt, Esq. boxes, as in other theatres. 1 or M . g Cw: C , . 1 some parce ls f r Kin . 11 is committed for about six o'clock, in .assisting : to • burn down vn the ' farther examinat i on, eldest son ly . James Wyatt, f;sq. of Fokypteee), i Besides the form of the house, the mode of its : to ascertain whether he was in trei sin Moortields, nod to consume with the ash in a short but lucid trim which-lie peepared for the construction is highly favourable to the transmission tilt employ of Mr.sliing at tho time or not. - ;of those trees the railing which has lately been erect. • Committee, -explanatory itf Ids etettign. But it is of sound. The back wall of the boxes is a material- -- . UNION-1111.1.. , ed there. not alone the perfection of the form that claims for pert of the building , and from being two or three- • John and Francis 111‘ Kenzie ► were charged before I . The Officer stated, that a great number of s ous e the architect the highest 'commendation ; itilthe re. feet hi k, will . produce the double beneficial effect' the Sitting Magistrate by Lady Locale, with having, men bad been employed in this way the whole ) of tha t gulation of its extent in 'sods aludiciOas manner as of confining the sound within', and excluding the ;on various occasions, used threatening language to night, and that they pot at deliattice the whole of the to comhine a strict and laudable attention to, the.en- riotous noises from without. I her, and threatened to do her i njury. A servant of Officers who had attempted • . to interrupt them , tile tertainment of the public, . with a init' regard m the , I Never, we believe, until his genie , employed i- , her Ladyship's also stated, that on Sunday last he at length, their numberdecreasing the P • se.' self , risonerwas interests of .the Proprietors, , :entit ng himself fully • upon the subject, was it conceived that iron ; heard the Defendants abuse mid vow vengeance ; apprehended. thereby to the griktltode of t ee eommullty as well as - could be applied to so many imps-Mint purposes in against his mistress; and her Ladyship swearing that . The Prisoner admitted, that as he was acc id entally to 'the thanks of his employs' s . building as he has effected by it in this instance.— she believed her life was in danger, the Magistrates passing, he joined hi the aniusemeht that was ,shop - With r spect to the arrangement of the house, iWe shall take another opportunity of explaining ordered the Defendants to find bail. - forward. Having expressed his sorrow for his cult. and the provision Made fo r the accommodation of; some important nses to which be ba ' s applied that : Won. Ullar, a publican, was fi ned 101. and costs duct, however he was discharged.' 2 ) the Pithlle of every descrietton, from the G o d s in ' metal, as well as the general and efficient precau. **on an information charging him with having ,old beer the sipper regions to the Grandees 'and Gentry in ', lions taken against fire, which render; it impessi. at Peckham Fair, not having a licence for that pure the diem boxes, nothing that hes ever beep done in - ble, nearly, that the building can ever again suffer , pose. Ou his promising not to offend against the !ICI eire in this country, has equalled, pr indeed by fire. • i law in future, the Magistrates remitted the fi ne. deterred to be compared with, Abe comModleus and I We cannot conclude without noticing a mote Inge- I MARLBOROUGH-STREET. —A iiteel young man, the son a Yesterday afternoon oLe of the swings at Barthod . lomew fair broke down, by which an elderly woman, and three other persons, were thrown out, and lare. rated in a dreadful manner. They were immediately. convoyed to St. Bartholomen's Hospital. nious contrivance, by which all the great doors of the Theatre are so forme►! and put up, that, in the event of their bcing closed; in case of alarm when t crowd may be pressing towards them from within, and it might be impossible to open them inwards, the very pressure from within will make the frames re. mitre upon on anisi and throw the doors wide open on the outside. - IcORGraY.- ger , y, ig . .., _ Gentleman of Fortune in Portland-place, the men- The house of Messrs. Goodwin, - Curling, and. C os tion of whose name would only tend todistress the hi Castle-court, liirchin-lane, has lately been de feelings of his unfortunate family, was charged on frarided by a corifidentiel clerk who resided at Darer more than one case with having uttered forged to transact their business there. He was a yoting hankers' checks, With intent to &hand Islessrs: man of very respectable connections, and very hi e s Prescott and Co. and others. It appeared, that the, in their conedence. He was allowed to draw drafts offeuder had become so incorrigible as to render .it; ontheir bankers, and taking advarstage of this, ha next to impossible to receive the tountenince of his drew for a very large sum, with which he absconded parents or relatives, but he received 21 per week, to on iiinntley fortnight. On the discovery bring prevent him being reduced to want. Upon a necks made,, Adkins, the Bow-street 011icer, was employe -produced, fhe iPrieener wits proired•tb have, written ed trapursue s him, and by long and diligent enquirea the forged name of Harper ; be a' sefso4tewirri wits trace d him through several circuitous routes, since tressed it, and he was detected uttering' it lit • the , . 14i4ay ,seouistit, to Gravesend, Yarmouth, Col. beiiking.house. The farther hearing was . poittforieda• cheektr i and Cheltenham, where he had taken a lodg. to a future day. ' n atillenAt.e. • • ! but di,senering thet,lie was purseed, he made a ere. C. Shulllercorth was yesterday taken before Sir J. ciPihafe reheat; atittefirelitca Tewksbury, where Ad- EAMER, under the following circumstances :—The - l i e na o. Oftor great eatereitineeideerseveratice, found nim Overseer of the parish of St. Bartholomew this Gent nut, and •tonh him. into custreiy.. Yesterday the stated, that a respectable inhabitant of his parish ap- ' officer prooteled with him toDover. lie was led to plied to him to relieve a female who had been de. , the commission-of. the.critne, lry.getting involved ie serted by her husband. She was a native of Wake. ! seme e pecu t a te ons .e, wa ne s a his own, and in field, in Yorkshire, and was married about five some smuggling traneactitint. , .. '. : weeks back to the Prisoner, who had, under pre- : Wt else Jillizalsteh Vickers, a. Woman or eiehte tence of seeking a, convenient residence, quitted , ' years of age, was passing: two yoked. ono to a cart. Wakefield three days 'after the ceremony , and total- at Pontefract, ohe of the animals stung by a set ly abandoned her. At the end of four weeks, her fiy, tossed up its'horns, and stru ck their veneeeee friends learned that a box, directed to a person ie. leader on the temple with such fury, -as tubed her oa London, had been sent by the friends of the Pri- te e spo t. , soner to the:Coach-oflicee to be forwarded. as direct. I Yesterday aftemioeo, an interesting young woman ed. This led to a suspicion, that.. the Poisoner bad ver y eyoutekwornao end; respectably dressed, who, it appears, was oa gone to London ; and thither th her journey to Whitehurah, in Hampshire, fell down her sister resolved to come, and they arrived in in a lit, in re fi eld ararthe Southampton Arms, Can' . London as soon as the box. By - the advice of a , den Town. • Mr. Itormix, a- respectable surgeon, Was friend, to whom they detailed the circnnirtance, , ' ante ; told him ;to the s ' they . inimediatelyrseat for, who gave her medical a ssist. went to the book-keeper of the White Horse Inn, retter-lane, where the coach had come to, wurkiteuse. she.wneafterwards conveyed in a lifeless state their hard case, and solicited his assistance in ultra- I On Saturday last, John Ilug•hes, innkeeper and yelling the mystery, which he readily granted ; and ' postneteter of Renaud I ViiiteMitobieson, who {with the Prisoner having applied for the bole after it was a m a n named Wm.:Platter) were convicted at the refused to a person , who first demanded' it, on the is not being the owner, he was watched last Assizes held at. Lewes, before the Hight Ho nour ground of h 1 . able Lord I7r.LENhOnOII6II., of having aided in the and traced to the house of an acquaintance. Mere* escape- of Gen. PnILLIPON and Lieut. GAIt NIER f he was visited day his disconsolate wife and her were pl ace d i n an d u p on the pillory, pursuant to their friends ; but so far was he from receiving her with sehtehce, the kindness she expected, that he spurned her with en the sea-shore in that town, where they remained from 12 .till tale o'clock. Hughes, on contempt, and said, he would never live with her s a s cen di ng th e p l a tf orm , e x clahned, " Now, Belau as he liked another young woman better. Thus situ- son, we shall have a 'peep at liorrev's tower ;" and , ated, the poor creature had no other remedy than pursued that iiideed, the whole of his conduct, while undergoing to apply to her friends for advice, who pursued the humiliating hut just paiiiihnient of the law, %cat course, by applying to the parish for relief, which was most likely to bring the matter to issue; and, such as to prove him to be a man hardened in vice. They were . afterwards remanded , to prisim, where pecuniary assistance having been afforded her; upon the ground, of her being deserted by her husband;the lenient punishment .for an offence which the Judges Overseer, in, order to indemnify hleiSelf, -had the they are to be confined for the space of two years—a l'risower , aptireheuded by a constable e. in ) Pinifi. of treason, and which, by a recent Act of Parliament, is have fl•equeritly pioireunced to be little short of high course, that .thiantede of acting•would Wing his , swain. —•.e'. ' ! . ' • 1 - r him i to . puirishable by transportation for life. • r • Satursav -/di;Ftentetrasest, :the.Clerk of - this Office, 'con.... C. Blake, a notorious offender, was on .. . committed to.'ont prisoh for maitre:ding his wilt ; aired that the Oketteet hid-acted with it: rigour be.: but, although baud-bolted, and vigitantig watched ;mud the law, and -that; by apprehending the; Prisoner by two constables, and an assistaat, he cont rived to without a• warrant,. he liadbeen'grailty of an Unimak. th y :eacepet soehris the 'security of our place o f con. liable act: 'Re Wad'. alto ,i!f- opiuien, that • the pre- s f erde ie nt e ss ig e igiinsissan,Chronicle.) sidiseAlderaretal bed Enoloognikatieetof the *Offence: • . - ...:, i . ~.0 . ,.. i i : . ~, -, . .„,„„ e5 .,,, . TheitDoteriiiii#- citi the . erNitererY; - denfbrided hli 'eon' i... 1 4 - •L• • . sca Tchl , SNACKS. , . - • '-`. 'hf . - ..• ' Wharf. , Ser. duet;' brooilit:iticihe Vagrant ekett: et flit f'74h ' po v em; jlKa k et r i- i g • e • i , e ti sai l Z d s t 10. sive 3, p . M. eirbiY. 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'Pitapat rift said Iliti Assielio*ftnie 410 ~„ :., • 1 ... .rnt, Magistrate had' lie: pioirl *llk in. ili m t,_lie OVessiior ' on +i9 laSt . , at liftl7lolo. •ffrmly 'gronnell l / 4 1 .Mitself ° ' apt* , die i ''Atler - itoil s i i i' +i 9 ;otv , tarooar, , I ;If t o il , .aelick Sr '.l: -giblet': eipretii4llW illitarailitittili 'l* last , in the 74th iii juisiai tweila eibtoeftittiod tiatierikiitiVoii. - •••,,irwis liaPk, le'lilkSet, 404;*6V 0 1 641iatitlinilifi l ltatild tar Me yt4eia 'Slunoer, ti ' ~ poor-h fib' !otti- 4, the City SolicitlK - WkieltaritiitiVd ' tole ittpie l : letthrObnitntni eieentiVVattent . :(ll6 - 14titi . NW tied. of tiermieliting ttli - abolition. • eh . kiSitiiiiif: tiie cite irii• Aided - 6 , Mtn 44 . 9h;ltohn'i en* be 'give atcdi 1 .c ,, iinmy of this building. The company of tip boxes, in the first instance,' are effectually earn ed from the annoyances to which,in every other Theatre, they have been subject„ as: well in their setts, from the scenes *sine within} their hear ing ie the basket, as in passing to and. from their by the access of - the loose . catnpany that 1 freqsient . the lobbies.. By an ationgement which te limo; 1.0 !eV; credit upon the Committee that adopted it: than .arpon the architect who planned it, the ' An interesting occurrence took place at Folking basket ig .smitted altogether, and the company going_ ham on Tuesday eve nine; se'nnight. A poor woman, fa or earning from, the dress boxes, have to mix who had obtainer ! a pass billet to remain there all ath the predulscupuifrequentere of the other circles night, was sitting by the fire in the kitchen. of the of boxes oily jin passieg.up or dawn the first flight Greyhound Inn, with an infant child at ited'breast, of the gram! staircase, where, except by accident, no when two chimney-sweeps cape in, who had , been one! *.vine can ever he eivountered offensive to propriety - gaged to sweep some or the chimneys, belonging to os derorum. the inn early next morning. They were, according I • The grand entrance to the Theatre is in Vinegar.. to custom, treated with a supper, which they had word ; and in order to prevent the confusion of pro.. begen to eat , when the y oun g er, a bo y about seven o' ghettoes crowilsoiie company going to all parts years of ace, happening to cast his. eyes upon the of the house hare distinct and independent aviiiues woman (who had been likewise viewing them with a I 16 the respective parts. There is no saloon on the fixed attention from their first entrance), suddenly I finer level with the dress boites.'. The space In other started up, and exclaimed in a frantic tone—" That's ! Theatres occupied with abe attisance of that descrip.' my mother !" and immediately dew into her arms..-- I tifira is appropriated tothe,grand staircases, of which It appeared that her name is Mary &tie, and that there are two, of equel extent, one at each extremityl,she is the wife of a private in the 24 Regiment of of 'the compartment of the handing iu which. thew ;` Foot Guards, now serving in the Peninsula she re aid placed, and both continued up to the second sides in Westminster ; her husband quitted her to tier' di boxes. On enterinc the outer door of the !embark for foreign service on thu 20th of last Jaime ; 'lllearre', the company get into an anti-room, over ary, mid on the '2f4th of the same month she left her I whigh the grand saloon is placed, and extending the i son in the care of a. woman who occupied the front *guile length across the building, with the exeop. rooms of her house, while she went to wash for a livo small apartment* at each extremity, in -1 family in the neighbourhood ;on her return in the telided tot the accommodation of the company going : evening, the woman had decampedsvith her son, and, to tAb pit,, between which and the great anti-room notwithstanding every effort was made to discover there are on each side doors, which are to'be kept their retreat, they had not since been heard of ; •but kicked, in 'order to keep the company apait until the having• lately been informed that the woman was a (Mors' of the Theatre are opened. I native of Leeds, she had come to the resolution of die centre of the interior wall of this antl-reom, going there in search of her child, and with this view . . are th e pax, doors, after paasing which the company i had walked from London to Folkinghani, a distance get.into aedther aparthient,. of equal extent, at the ' of 106 miles, with an infant not more than six weeks I extremity of which, on either side, is a grand stair- old in her arms. The boy's master stated, that about cis**, terisisting of' one night. of steps twelve feet ; the latter end of last January he met a woman and a witra, and fob lateral iiijhts,of six feet each, so that ; boy in the vicinity of Reafottl, where he resides; she whatever persons ascend • the #rst great tlig,ht, may ; appeared' very ragged, and otherwise much distressed, with epae„.hy dividing oh - 'the landing, asceud• by 4 and was at that time beating the boy most severely ; tie tis'o *nor 4igiits to the next floor. As this : she then accosted him (the master), saving she was in i itaitas+iit Is, plated between the outer anti-room and great distress, and a long way from home, and after ; t greater. body of the 'Theatre, it could not be some further preliminary conversation, said,• if he Felted la s terak from acindetili• The.eontrivence for . would else her two guineas to enable her to get I supplying this want Es . ,4y tedeme, Whicittets in the home, she would hind her son apprentice to him ; light frofi;ette to Miff whiell-foetne one 9f the most this proposal was agreed to , and the boy was regularly unique and' beautiful oriiameate of t h is, port of the :indrintured, the woman baring previoudy made MK house. 11l AO floor over the apartment . where the davit as to being his •own mother. This testimony firktgraiutihdtrases are pieced', ,'here' is a "eircUlar was eorroborated by - the hey himself ; bat as no . aperture, Of • ra' *me. the area, of the ilotne doubt remained in the mind of any onerepecting the at its Ilase,bacleied'with elisalant iron rnilitig, th reagh boy's - real mother, his master, without farther cere- which the light Isaitnitted into the apertment moray, -resigned his to her. 'rhe inhabitants inte- The view ' th e , d o me, *hose .interior Is epriihed ' rested themselves very humanely in the poor-woman's with quadraiutar Indenturee in a style or simple behalf, by not only- paying her coach -fare grandeur a'i massive enrichment, from the stairs'be- Loinion (her children having been freed bran& of low and theavliole of the epartment,in which they , the proerietore), but also by collecting• for lier'the! are sitetitie' iireatgursitely.bfatititat, and; when coil- sum of 21. Boston Gazette:) • pled with 014 embellishment thit sorrows it, may, On . Tuesday mooning a• person named Thomas ; wititouteitigaeAden,' be saidle be enchanting. The Salter, lately in the employ of Mr. if ohnes, tanner, splendour of the .piespect Mipttlie . Withemed- to. be at Senleeates, cut Ms throat in a- shocking manner. conceived, and 'cannot beset* iilitourreviring the IMl'. Holmes, it appears ; suspected Salter to have recollectioo of those fairy pelves wlhiblt,ittiarint. upon stoleretive hidei feom his premises, and; on his re- I the youthful mind - the first notioniairctistly grandeur ternirgetotwark, after two days elhience, hechargb& Anil gorgeous magnificence. ; • .-, him- ititle 'the feeds Salter irnmediabaY betook him- Upon arriving on the first 'Goer, a new and more self to flight. across the 'fields leading . liann • Mr. splenifd scene opens• to the view rat the co mpany . --' liolrites'otanntny to the foundery, being in rja either "eidremiey • Of - the ati;Seim'e . tnt iota which . 4ngei of being stopped by.sonse-persene,. whom the• thee t enters v mad- which corsesporedie out-extent, with cry of 4 Step thief !" had•brOoght froar the ropery, thet'eltinvediatelY ender ft; Attire h 'if tri*hd . stttircate. • he. took as knifiefrewr his pecketantd Mathis throat se of the same dimensiumeras thoselselosv, leading to lovely.' Present, with stryiltitter*Plisit the Second tieretif boxes.' In the-centre is the dame, aveorit.Pi '• • - . • sleddlug its ton& of light over-the whole apartment,; Os, the 27th Wt. David Iticharde,•cartibs; aid under the • dome itier cirestar-railed aPeeture twettolAeleroathaihd sit., ow his retorts. hotwithe which sites tight andprespeetai:the company below, latter elace„ was unfortunately killed by the _ onset. etiothieoinisiabovete see all the company that Ong o f hit calve; •which•••felr ispott-liitai,••tveryises pass upon the lower staircases. This apartment corn- able eaeitims was made by aailiberearrieri who •goals muiticates byeieommodieus ppeejeit & the centre , son the voiltf at; the' . time, and' who i; Anuch.'hurfriii i w i t► t h e fermid ga t eau , %e bb e ) ; i t ioneedirmely over de. gnossique(eou, ie extrielite t he SOT OA* '&411 . 18 - hot* apti-room, without the pay iroore l , roof,: like it, ex- table situation., but in vain, ftnria , Vakissittatii. • the' tvnsh across _ the avh w re fie - Aldine, the Parts at each mail -eeer- eirariMe op, th a t the t i t iwosei si i e meiefo r fiew tonality, correspor log• wittv• the aparttseuts bele* ) west-Witless; and so Such WritibleVtida his • for tee aceemmodationt of th e , ' flit company, behig ciaulti not:tie retrieved Ovary dista,biftetia eiailh.wer maim riated refrethrtiout rooms. , This-saloon is primate& Ile -hes•left 'a. wife eittillittur• ehllskrier to' tlae w oudaftwitid ainstrikenotifel; as welt asst-pro. leassrelibielesst - . , Zlgi 4 ' 1 ,vrApHD: , ( Monday' last, at Hatatt•n, Andrew Nixon, Esq. GeL 54,4141110d01i clieor:U tis • bear tIL P. Mani ( • . ct • 1111 1 ifedneslay last, in the 74th yaw ef (Mr ate; at Matlia 4 414 4010 .3ank-Sk% 40/14 4 191 ,44n i 41:4 61 '4• fin e u . ner, Ate pear lame woman, rho lived to enty-five days in the pour-house at eat, 'ti eat aI:Y victuals tsllittattretierde berm to hut grew %aria 4P4M;: 4e14)11011114$10-eith.: I.l"l"wwzakaz.lJ. s r a ri,, gh4Ctiet ":"Wi le wi* , .1. , .. ♦rw ~.. ... --._.......ww•1N1ME F V ~~ t k o, C. -