The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-03-23 00:00:00

19 V .-.-- frill .41 0 .iira yew , I lei. • . : - 1 Kingsmorti , i neap a murdocolJohp regiment ) I* with A stake.' der.eased,,sii at Aslifoidi , '. the evening's) /,. however, trees, t Kingsosortli, a ire Prisone,r,and flit,. hassle, .The sokdie lads, _ I to: snake their; .., . escape, ' but the Prisoner overtook-Oellecerised as he was getting over • a fence, -end gave: him a.yiplept, blowo si the head with the stake which he lielfin his'il band, iividili - the witnesses for Abe' Prosecution de. ] scribe, las thick es their arm. The blow knocked the d 4 fr..eased down, but he pot up on hickliees and btu( ki for mercy. ` Th 4 Prisoner then gale hies , arm° rer stroke on the breast, The deceased got up, ; well fed a little way, and then. fell.down agi4a; hi.. was • removed to some ster.w near, and • the 71'rigj sot - . tr seeing be was badly 491, ; sent immediately-) for 'a sergeon, but befere thesurgeou came he was. --keel. It appeared, by the sithsequent examination . of the bead by the medical men, that there was *a-' frileturein the skull, and a great effusion of blood col the brain, but that the skull was so remarkably ttin, that a blew not very violent would probably litre caused the fracture. . • - • , The Jury found the Prisoner guilty of munslaugh- I tr, and the Learned Judge tined him ashillieg, and , rbrdeml hire rd lie discharged. - -• • • • .• ••• John Webb, alias Corchnian, was indicted-for. the waft* tnerder of Thomas'. Wylste,. by shooting hl ei Ant ttetdbf - Octdbei last. - Mr..HALCANI/ eonductede, the Pretecntion, and the facts of thnease were alsl I'4lli:4w :'-a.fir. - Wylde,•• on the 2d of_Ocrober, had been at Croydon fair, and was returning home teo l 'Li esterham, in compass' with a.young man, his rois N j .' esd his grandson, a lad of 16. About4seven b'clockJ .:ntltey reached fiettsoni.hill, when they beard its teidir • calling " stop,- - itop.* , :His son George desired bite• to stop, obeetvii*, OW probably they had dropped s o me thing, se.lsbat sonwr7 part of their harness had • • broke. Theyacceitlistoky stopped, when a man came up, .presentbeaptstelt‘, end . demanded money. Mr. .Wykle said he came &CA wiong. time, they bad been to the fair, and. bed spent _their. money ; the robber, however, insisted on having some, and Mr. Wilde ptodoced a dollar and a.sawass bag. .After be re-, crived it, Mr. Wilde etelaimed " thereyou cosebili. - Iy .reseal, and cut behind his chaise, where tbewsb.. .. 1 , bet tsar Whip." Tlle•lusb ittuck. . bins in the fltee; ..rtien lielmtnedistly leiellod - hi'd pis- i • toI end fi red- , =•tiro built • Wedded Me 'lttarti - irid Mr.; f!Wylde insfllitty'lrOPpa"tibil„lfit'd * : Yis son * i and graudsob got 'him ..lidine s e i Ahe 'rr,/.iber ts• ; (sped. - The-esidents to; fts...ibe_Rlutr . te ~Upon the i Rrhoner jested 'ell - tear on the two • your mea sifie.' Were with the-accrued ;' one of *ear •dpoke to his •:. ' 60i . Vet -they bode agreed. in his rcisecablaatme— lietoblier htd.a•dirty,'forred fiecki•wedaw 'old W., fi's kiethatteithei*fitssfrirkt ' , J AI *in over it, treiiti'lh Ilitrdied ~ .1 11 ..'!", '. •!•.•t .- . ~ ; • • * ''Ott We teariPlie trisiiner . sever t witniAsts ;were ogrimined to veva: . aa itlar,;atert. 'nutylfts`,kit* 4 iliarable : debbetetioils 'r:o4 -4- ‘ , ~I ' .,kitS.4F 4.740 ' ley. . •• • .•1 • t • • Usage 21. • 1 1'•" . • i _i i •'•- ' llttiben 01 Fitr/Sflgt . , OX tlAf i givf. ...a. moat singular cause w al) heard here il - an action Atesisevv,iiincises;iri whlA gi tlivalti Nero laid at 1000 . ... I. .. ~ 8. . , --.ltupprared by the staemeitt.of s tilr.„.sorltAnt tiat...;l ,:or; :that the •Pleintit';•, I'liss.}:l4B.-Areher, was the' datighteeritar reafectrede ittoracyOu the county of • Aittotie; Ant thellhaV,nident - vras . a young gentleman .t roost ftlipeenbleliiinily and' ttnineetkins• hi Esser.: 'the viirliglitrid'fifleikt kettiltht t when tie-7151n* . tady Wes a ivt4t irrb`l44lTilitliiserni thecolifines of Heraordshire, where tats irfdlinlint Are' rid& • . professions of attacErnes4 to:hei. /W '''e'lli'dy'coriiilt= 'ad bee blends, inirli.Siiilhes was rectilly re-/ .teivell on his first visit to heilatlier: 'llii ProTedions were. most honourable, and, after several months' intimacy, when on the point,,. f marriage, and'even trrstrgomentr having heentiade for that purpose, - the Defendant became suddenly enamoured with. 2dils i Susan Archer, a yoingef *sister of the Plaintitt's s and be frankly assured fhe bitter4[lth inability to marry Ler on that score. h e Lettrited-Serinnt rott ed, that the Plaintiff was prenfy:ilirei years of alef and the 11 , fendasit about the same ike. . This aeffill I. rods not brought for the object of damages, .1)44 CO convince the world, by the public declaration or the Defendant, that he.had not made a l. hreach in the con. tract or marriage frosii any levity o'r imOrriPer eon-1 duct on the part of the young lady, who cias modest • and discreet,• and possessed evert,tirge` that caul& *doll the sea.. Tiw Learned f..04n41 cOticluded•by) observing, that the families were both highly respect. , ible, antrilthe only' 'object wte'to remove, suy demists, about fhb-Character' gate illaintiti. • . . „ K m Mr. Serjerritf 44ioestaliffoifthe part of the Defers& ant, o bserrel i. tbat'lliii:4o l llent had become the Artier. of an Unfurtenite'lftat i llfilent.' lie entered into it. 4 warm panegyric on.the virtues of the Plaintiff, wile he described --"iinfltstitfeerttiltei' sex. His Clie was as &UAL 'laity's lrads that the wort . should know ‘P‘ohleli'led - to.A.he breach et attachnii -‘44'becnnite - sionate' ‘ftles serf pros the .. taclu -; ended " , 0 4 : - .:V•vi ; ;4 • -, . . . , 16 4241. AXI) SIJR 4 PIVDI I IP.E.IISA.II.I7. 1 1'11 v ittosesi the •Tarlti r..ideet. and a m tailitstiug Coossoilee of Gasestara : :Earl of 1 Colonel W. J. Jaw Ms, . p Midst Ile t t ig t. s .itines I..l•.llllL , ttnothr. 1(1. Mittl.K.U. l th' sidan,M.P. H. l . 3o llietits t 111, 1;, that. Oda 4.llarry. M. P. L.Captaitslatoei May. S4ll7:teerl s Mr. Ki...rasm, i I memb e r of t ,y floUrge. Lonotroto thiSisititution has received, r c , 'IL ..ll(Peit*liisleie treatnteat soul Core of b I !texes, „li e u :whit .Vniiirealirnosididpfs. sand their dreadfut edu-e, t esacc,... :stricture:, ttetwlity. ulcerations • Rte. ean4ared antler the i n ftaKtment pf a (;vtplemla th ' e tir,t protes.in nl ab7ieie ,, ?IOW", the Psflac Af the Mch•nstri.itiof Mr. KJI!FNANItra n .: paid that Istkis jiye tacaosenicooes of Pantie ChtKttir!..atc _ whilst the yonittor sk d Int.try are itrepected nettiost thefat itildositarl held pat 'be etivertiobas itretenAers 1411111 , 1 Unruh ' itirstablithavent in 1:03, 347 patients, rif .. Ts' . !Ars b.a.rf bee, rvfx4„ ithiost coutlneeneat nr savory a. ti .ennklitotinn.end *ijh I delicacy and secrecy blthortir ankhei, Minty of illaise have Intiotired antler the any eassitgiehrid f or . be +scale from ten to twcutz yeurt„ _..7114e It tt sympt ut Y l O4 S* ?1,,. of treattatent,ln few days; and w h e .. Jr - lope:Wallet dehitity comes on, towtinili Appllcativa cau l t biadefo prevent the danger that-way ensue. The Surge** . Scaly be !m wed by either Ses,,,airh t:,, Arentvet Secrecy, at his private hon-e, Ni. 41, Lower ch % ,.. flittle-street, flt•tlford-squnre, from sine to twelve in the tam.:. ling, anti from six till nine at night to whom letters and cis etimmuniention-4 from town and malty Oust paid) may be. dressed, awl. will be punctiially nnsvrered. Jost pablishe+l, PRAC [ICA!. MISER V A4'441.11S on the above DISE:— SES• plkc3a. BY I—Kiernan i and bold by Sheroood, Neni, and Jones, 24, Pateruuster-row ; it'd by Highley, 24,..F1eri. lice!. GENUINE ANI) APPROVED MEDICLNES, Prepared by S. SObONON , M. D. Gilead near. Liverpool. TIIE Celebrated CO RD lAL BALM at GILEA I .I, for Debilities, Nervous Disorders. and Weakartres sealiar t.s thi Female Sea, Los.ut Appetite. HYArlical and Ilt pocitqadriacal Affsetious, Lowness ii - s r Spirits, and all Nen Disorder.. Dr. lomon's Cordial Balm of Gilead .is happily emir: dared for the Weak, the Sidtly, and lu6rw. -Ito till inward Dec t e. Lowne4 of Spirit., Weakness iuriihrr Sex. if *titer hereditary, acquired, or ow elm to •Yoathful Illopradesee, this 1/Medicine will afford the troott • AN TI• IM P ETI LN IWI S'44,,M"VDPSIN4 is a Medi -eine superior to every other:Remedy yet discovered in this et' any other age, for the speedy removal and i ortical rare of the iscarl v. Leprosy, lthieltinotit wlf .GrattyPaiw..iierbfOlo KIP:i ilivil, • Ulerrs of every De.criptioo, Swelled, or Ldiamed Leos, Arc. In Inrorders where Salivalian has repeatedly faded, wise; An tither remedy could. restart the unhappy Soderec to Pun ltb he unfortuatitetV Jost. the Anti- Impeti,eetres have hers natal the Oral hod oslly gesturer ifdleafth anti Vigour. Them • Ilynps . pasit r l AA .tot, aid reS p ete tag Akstetia bra impaired !by the Lap 'Beal n.e or Mercery. The above Alediditeini.e irieltned in plain direttitirts, voids surpg4intearii, autlieaticstted by Pdrsous of Respeeraoility, and are tnafti up in iintile., ppntro Half-a-Guinea each. Tame 41,84160 Fund Bnitirs,at , ilSt Coolitiaiog lour of the stuallet t ones w herein 94. are ,cased. TLABSTERGENT LOTION clears had hearnilies theSkitt; I remotes •peedily, without - train or finable. all kindoof Potpie, 'fetter:. sp i ns, Benoefe, Swellituts or Ccachoockl . ..or the Ntwe, Blotches, and every Species of Comment's. Crap tioo on the Surfaceiof the Homan Body. It is patittiarly plea sant in its operation a an agreeable softa.m• to the Sitta haras sdiatelv succeeds its use. It sweetens and refreshes the whole Complexion, which remotes, sir nice and the same time, las ePliwttaej appearanm. The Politic have nevm long coo. vin c tts e . d s :f st rh . e certainty•Of its success as a safe and certain re• tartly for Ilerpetie Complaints in getter-IL Pasts 4.. 6d. Hef lait Olpe rn e,l he words " Stool. Soloman, Liverpool," epgrArea m 54 "tult i oil others are counterfeits. Sold • bp' all Venders of Genuine Medicines is tiop,thated Kingdom. Of whom may atop be bad, •Dr gottnimes justly telebrated GT' "-•.444ALT8 or, Advice to too.' Seer!, price (I:7* SQl.o2lloDl:Aispeets vrhen..coacalt usual eallimentef &Ow Posta - Note ; taut all written - . Cass for Lett to of Advice, if answered at his leisure. Are retitte-teti to kiddie Such letters shoat{ "for safetf, hs tauslitirested Money. letter. De. Sol.onsuot. .Gitrnd-areke* newifl a ivaspissiL Paid double. Postage." Letters may he or derail to bc.atirlatearlo. X. 4...i0r A. B. at car Prio-ulfice. till (*AM lov e • tied, the 31, OrdICLIaICiNGE: ' MESSRS. cUaltIE ind CO.; StifgettllS, late in his Majesty's service, challenge • the silesilt world to prove a single imunice where their Medicine and "Metitid 4 Cure have failed of the tiesir4 effect. ;The practice of inaey year( in thhvporticalar hroni•li of their profession has not Fives Lige s tir owe unsuccessful case. l'hey Citatillite in direct their ittudtis'•fiv—the frentscut Mid etee at ,V'EtfEKEAId COM PLAINTS, mid that deraugeonelp.uf the witela, which is tke elitiscqueoce of the perilitious tied wastefpl Aerie of 4 habit Ineg and mint unhappily pursued by thy ) oaths tot Muff slew. la the hoe it wili.ne4tiwnd 404tra thettafaiiiagessize of Batmen' , the other have its ravages bitaltlefeliiped to them ;i ihs tressing stole of debility, , nut timely remedied, trnui. notes in impotence: These are it.. repot* issid,ssit etrecis while clitysu.siptiwis, 1035 of n scalar poster. stud v. burl" Der . Yens Ceitiplout . i, usually, charlieleilse the earliess stages ..i this solitary 'Ace : Inikaishisa midei dimetrovj imditset to such a ut,. their trenUarnt tad has never . prmed succe;sfil in the 2ourse of a long, laharitias, and Otelieveudied practice. In the mast sithitinote my) eon plitcnetk,ti 'if? wrenl infection, such as oluaractiote in the urethra, spongy eg evcseences, hard tumours, eruptious mailed r •tienkoeos,,gitetsitsd aMos - , • 7 • • .% •• • STILIVOUR4Se • w bethe r. reeept mr,offox Ovation, and.sellicla have baffled the skiff of other pritetitinerif; &roc 7bY•tliiir present imported ti of treatment; eifeetatilly.:Asidowireitsattedy ciarell,,witsout tier atient sulferiug the escruciating moo :tad alarming boom rhamt which fret:Amu& ftilfwitits• the oolitic:4lMo ,Of hlti ; taa'u t • ilf,t.he can nf,s wefts/ pep e,i,,letotsit pear*, to this weirs nernermis cages of stristun•4 hirer hi:en and if, duly ' der their vial, the stool 'erisdMigloss of domeit . elf•ctei: h, a safe, certain, aril exptilitious mode of prortice, superior Marty other yet adnkit. The "wenkneresltertststiati; sad deoility proceeding frinit this eetophol,4 iipeesiliV.iffo ved . and tt ° patient restored to Sound and yigairows healt h. 'Oat where the debility has•for year! cilsted, a proper prrseveroncein iheh r fa storinive oentettie , . after the stricturchas been destrnied, to in. dispearabiy veqUisite to ;Trier the tilitiuherhig ,Beek' of Or and 000(fladihnote the Comthetion.n of the first rei tieveral Noblemen and Gentlemepertbillty have recce under the tart' irt'hilessro. Currie and Co. for tine re' anoval df considaints of the acerb, it, m r i ct ures, &e. ; and hack received a radical and perinamoil care, remiest that referrers, may he given to theta, nuocti.factory uvideoces ttf a* ;bridge superioi sty of Mestr.. Currie and Co,'s plan of treatment -- Many of these ffendemen have had offictomi fr l om tee to twe vu nty years, dyad been roofer the cafe of Aicfrii.;lome, 1111.11 other Surgeons of equal emmence, who attempted the care Gy - Ike appticat tun of the, lona eattstic, wttlinta recces-. fstessr. Currie und.(;,,,,,way tie ciinsulte.d It) either Sex, with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and hosiuur, at their hung. Na 1117,'Itaiton gardea. • Patients iv; the cougiVy .are regnesterlin state the pa io c ltnsat rtimilft of their case, flpe, it6d geueralhabit of living, &c. &c. as remittance fiat odrice antl medicines, when the same sin a c given or sent to any part of the kiwi:dans. in ens►►re fe• aientirl ('Aide indeetokbe. the PerafflA at WWI* illr" --- ' " • • !- • • • 0 - ------ t 1. ' ',.;111111 '....'. ••• : • - ' llS • S s it.k.r. •i• t l. ' • • ••:--•.:412*--L- 1 J tiot , • • L WI AinsTONS., Males lik. . ' Thorsen purtort, a farmer, at /tinges • Ashford, wits inflicted for the wilful mord t Tinley , a 'drummer boy of *he 7 3 d , re giving him tt violent blow on the head wi By the evii ease it appeased thitt thedete four Otheiit, went from the Barracks-at Al ttirtha's "wiild litums on. the.itedges, ov the the sth a,f Se ember last. i.They,• Pow passed oi t the Prisoner's orchard at Kingsl while th ry were. in the , orcharl,the Ptisor into cache vp with sticks in theft header .1 lads,• - o'4 seeing them endeavoored ant 11 T THE STAIPINI4I44: Scaliot, eleven low of of and flea,. which, put ' II • • • • ' rient itWi trim • • ••OW • .1 4 .; IP.I. tat% • • ..• • umm isepeeepeomew . . 1 . ... •-- , ,Coaintittee of .the House .t -Comrades ) ape AA° empties ietp Alto state 4.041,,,f01ice et the no*lttti'ATit 8 ET: . ''!, -•- .., ~ , illkii!sftriliv it'P tilt4 o 9l:4" d i,. * ite r er, ,IF .Pqtt , ~.., Eleg,jelee. ,ege....rfridtey Otegohts, !!! 5 0. 1 Is they kove inveatigated Met iettoect -talefit ' to cuvtodY in atfet• "'A alth At WO is deemed represent 'zither heti * pin i ir .Vt‘. 7. ... 41 ••' - • 1 i . dent :!.. . ' • - 1.12 1 - .i • 1 611#00t,:, 0630filitjejlAery to.. sale without, having i _._, :i..., P. .., te tete:esters is licence. .Pa - bis exaittination at .the aboVe A'uru OE rtffAlleS estenhive wood - ...I I gallant folle ;Me been •tetelly bullet 1DY.t441 1 1444 1 F '. • " „.• •liNard • lits c nitine it. it , dries cheis , i l i e ad , sitivo, so celebrated in, .itioners. Mud: for. lillitiOg4f ripters of that distuebed coutliirY• ~- ' ; .• : • .rnitfed drift he had no . Went. ; cot ciancelving a :l o m:e ste lf to b e a hawker and . pedlar,. but said-he was coneicted, nine of whernwere left ",. erten. M o . : Isaac Bragg,. of Brydges.street, Covent-garden, , tally At Winefiettee assizes tweotYtPrisonerse .. . manuf a cturer of articles ,of jewellery, ona that he • .. 0 itsSieted in the manufactife of the goods . ' t ' IL I - ?Iv; Bragg attended; and' Coofirteed the statement were When two of them Freneltiften; fee fergery, ten from the bar, they cried not Bonairewirril . The Irish Chief of,elieCominno•Pleas, otsrXilleeso, and' seed' that the articles Were' all waver EmPereur i • ' , Lord .Nor e . , dianufartured -on iiii pr emises, and passed through • his andltlr. Cheese's trends,- who was his agent, And 1 ? - 11r ,_, bi-% ift.tiells fyNAlSAol:lltisAep(tttgnmenti than ices Merely shewing patterns. The construction of apoAM to fatnifig, and having et ionise a due re ' elkute in, the' Act, however, was deemed to be ogaltist , Bret for menure,,is often •observed quite early in the him, aw l . he was convicted io the comity of 401. .... . 1 marring superintending the scrapings of the roadi, ti. Mr. Bragg gave notice of his intention to appeal to i mine of wealth to the:experienced agriculturist. • 4 1 4 thi Sessionscgainst the contiction. ' • - . celebrated physician happened tb ,pess by while • some ; - For time past several of the Inhabitants* in , operatiorewas going forward, to wheel his. Leeds*, lit ' - ych-etreet,. between Newcastte-street and Little in his usual Cendescending.way,ejacniated -44 ell Drury - line, have had their houses robbed, Without ; D0 , ct0r,704 eee•L am repairiug our roads for Yon 1" being able to.discorer the robbers. - 013 Wednesday ---. 6 Yet, 84 , Lord," replies th e Doctor, "I see yeti are parinrand repairing." , evening, about seven .o'clock, a man was seen b y ; * • • We t r a women in Wych.street, t o h nter • the g arret win. ! 'are atithorised 'from the - eery first authority tb dew of Mr..Wltton, 'the apothecary, the corner .of ~.Ittatte. ' that the . paragraph, insetted in almost all th e Newcastle-street. The women gave the alarm Public. prints, respecting a treaty of marriage be.. Ilfr.' Watson's. the shopman very courageously ran tween an Irieh Member of Parliament and Miss Fere .) up stairs, and (mind teman making his escape out .af! c,AR F? :cg, . Is Vitally devoid of foundation.—(Dub- I the window oti . to ,the roof. He pursued him over. ! lin PriPer I the•roofs - tit severeflpui,es , and taught hold a d a l paLtrz ittvirsTi! !—A rebellion happened in the ll4p of his poet; but was obliged to let him go, 4...04114 •of King Edw a r d V I. u po n the alteration of re. iensequence of falling over a wa11... 1 ligion, and the rebels being - defeated, what tiharneful, The shopmen - afterwards saw the•relic , elder the 1 spoitdi4 O of his of fi ce it• W. Kingstonof Provost make with Medial 1 mei in misOne'ery;; I. garret window of the a djohibighelitei,teet by a we-- by virtue man of the name of Mitchell. Humphreys, belong-1 Bowyee,, M rebels not willior of &Awe '' n , gly but bycon in CoruWall, straint had beee : , ins to the difie, happeitineto be.paising at the time, , among the T tent him word he would dine with him .—, went to Mrs. Mitchell's house,*.aud.iith the assist- j Sir 'William I • afice of aril:Hl-searched it ; when they got to. the back ; such i.day, f for whom the Mayor made a hospitable garret they-discovered the trap door - open leading to entertainment. A little before dinner, the, Provost the roof, and in the front garret, under the bect,'}. took the Mayor aside, and. whispered in hi s ear l , Ithey discovered ,a.man, whom fb e y pulled o ut , and f " That there must be ell execution that afternoon ;"1. I who proved to.he the son of the' wotitan'who keeproca.utl therefore ordered him to cause a , gallows to be the house. The excuse he made fb'fbeing'cottegaled set 14 °Ter./11a own door. • • The Mayor obeyed his - ondekthe bed was, that be did it to avoid being beat; command; and, aftei denser, the Prevost took the it .. • , y.hli mother, ,although be is nineteen years of age. I Mayer by the hand and desired him to lead him tee Oh Saturday he underwent an eitatnination,. when he ; the piece of execution; which, when lie beheld, he Sti"convicted as *a rogue and vagabond, snider an ' asked .the Player, cclf he thought it were strong 'Act of Parliament of the 23 d of George 11 . f o r being ! enough ?"—"'Yes," says the Mayor, 44 doubtless it !found on the roof of a house with Intent to Commit i iS*”---" Well then," said Sir William, "gef up and: ',colony. . • • . . i try, for it is provided for you."—" I hope, 5r,1 ~..s:eleralPastry-coe6 in Vii Stialla *and ittheigh. I said the Mayor, " you are not in earnest?'!‘i By. • hoerhood, were convicted in thellentatt cif , five I my troth," says the Provost, " there is no remedy, i s 'hidings . , for exercising thes e bealniltall,ingf on the for you have been a busyrehel ;" and so, vs ithout 1 Lord's Djy. ,. ' , ..• • ''.. '"* ' "-- •' • delay or liberty to make a defence, the poor Mayor • ' • . - UNION-illit.L. - • • :'. ' ' was .executed . Near that place also Hied . a mil- . . .Cgattaa or Munota.--A•person whit' iesiolei l a ler, who,. had been very active in the rebellion , Who, ~ :Bond-street, its the Borough, was eliariabeforekthe fearing the Provost comine, told an athletic yenta& ',Setting Magistrate with the murder Of 'al infant; vu. fellow, his servant, that lie had occasion to go from der the .foll,owinre Circumstances I—Tlie Prosocutnx, home, and therefore willed him, Warty gentlemen ' thlstiasta Flemming, stated, that she was going should cethe a tithing in hicabseifee, and enquire for ilown.,:flittaotreet . on Friday evening, with her in- i him, "_ lie should . tall them himself was the inflict, 1tt,trt,.04.( lour months old, 111 her arms, and ac- I and . ready to ' serve them .'' Proiostnot long companiesl ,lty her • sister, when they:were accosted 1 after came,. and asking for the millet, out came the by the Priscrner's. daughter, and a yew% woman, who' servent, saying, " Sir, I am the miller ;" upon tieid se,riant with him, who used very abusive lan. which the Provost commanded his servants to seize t geage to the Prosecutrix . and her sister : the Pri- him, 64 end hang him upon the next tree." The poor iiiter and his wife came out of their house in the midst it 1 ., ; and the former coming up to the Prosecutrix aid, he would roll her in the mud: lie first 'truck il fellow bearing this,. cried out, " I am not the mil ler but the miller's Serlfallt." C 6 Nay, frieed,"says the Provost, " I willtake thee at thy word. . If thou Ills .I . 'rosecutrix's sister, and then the Prosecutrix ; art the miller, thou art a busy k nave and a rebel, leveird time* on the side and on the arm, on which ! and deservist to be hanged: if thou art not the mil ' the child was. lying:, at the breast : by this time a! ler, thou art a false lying Wipe, astd..caqt 114 do Lai was assembled, and the Prosecutrix got away, thy master better.serrico.than. to •hang for hjp ;" and , tend made the best of her way home, where she ar- so without mete. ado hew:it eitieuted. •' . tined about ten minutes after the a ff ray commenced, Emu. OF ts3Ex.--Thi- itoselos hating reeentry appeared ine this diameter, find given, by the force oft when, on giving the infant to her sister, she disco-co inbred it was dead ; and she verily believed that he superier a.eting, the poet's idea Of_ the unfertunatef .attefeptipg •to strike her, the Prisoner struck the favourite's character l we subjoin his Wortl4, Ceierded• child oil the head, 'and caused its death. On disco- by the pen ofbistory, as used at the peribd he A- Tering : this, circumstance, the Prosecutrix treat to celled the blest from - Elizabeth :—“ When the i empt . ire for the Prisoner, mod found him at the Globe . Astlew had in her Ranieri; given the Earl of Essex a tap-room. • On telffng 'him . the oircurnstance, lie set tittek On the ear, and the Lord Keeper persuaded him • Alt. nptri.hq s . 4 . oa7bit her leg, and drove her' . corm to resent it, but pass it by, he answered,---' No is more violent and outrageous than the anger 'sy • t . , tetenleot wassaorrebotated by tint p rolecu , e r a' izessionate 'woman : the• Queen's heart is arden iesiiiter, :tout ;he Meeistrate cement - the Fa. , id. .1 . 1-viow who f I owe as a subject, and what as ,jiitve•tittfie result of the Coroner's Inciplisc *owl !an Earl and Firl.M arshal of Englandp bat how to )e knotin.' • ' - •serietts a drudge and a- slave I know. not. If. 1 s7e . • • should acknowledge ofyself ,guilty ,X• :theater wrong A New Smith Wales' Almanack, for the year ' the teeth, end God the author of it. My whole ,1131,1 ~ ,has heep•pebeished in tied . Settlement, con- ': body is wounded by that one blow which I would taining, among other matters, lists of the civil and t not have taken from Henry YOU. her father ; and , .estebeitheente. . There ,is a list of the having received this indignity; it wore impiety amid military ,celeniil, shipp . ilvg, .4oiiiistittg of 29 small , 'stalls folly to serve longer. Cannot Princes errs . can of from 14 to 188 tpht bu'rtfien . :. :No less that .49 they not tyro; their subjects ? Let them who *take yessili„.,of from 58 to tlti-tons - burthen,.. hem Bri ' 0, American; and other foreign Ports, had entered I tlle ° . ; , .t . .Tackton. between the ist Not. 1808 , and the ' ot Oec.•1810. - - - : advantage} of. Princes' errors. take injories from but r.tbm hive been torn and rent with ' so many wrepgi, - caneudure them no tenger:" " , * The reeidence of the late John Hammett, Esq. The Highland' Sedety, io comme"eforation of the . was on Friday let,.. by parte offer; at five hundred Bettie of Alexandria, held a tepire ovietitii, on Sa- and sixty-seven pounds per annum; a Fate .of t e t 1 ‘tul'ehttif, at Fseeputsone Tavern. • lioviaxell....of lid house, forty-one -feet ife-elepthiby twenty-lonic - ' !Gentlemen dined.. Th e 1141403 flf, gusisor iii the' •frOntitglti towards Hyde Park, ,shah. The Dukes Qtjaiog.,*na .lirwr, kart of Fridley, between twelve !MA one q!clock, a fellow ;armour, Sir Jai* 44 p , 40 , 4 41.n1i several .. ther I had the aotlecity to steal a 'WI from the, piplic shop *mons of distinctiouse#o,.pxofent ~. .. :--• II of Mr. Heap,• of 'Nfohnrn:str.eet i Blooessbury; De • bed.. - -• WAS - coneeyed . • , -''•••••••-• . •-„,... , .. , ....._ . • .: ; • • . .. '_t- -.,.. , • ,;,. warm panegync on "u Tig e ''' .... ''''... ''.....”" -- -' -.-- lie described as'aii" a also britritif sex. His Clic s!) , *it•wir i • .. -- ' 41. mELANCITOLT . CIRGONSTANCII.-Ftida7 Moiti ~ ' • N a ti,. th e bed. He w .- x i convey ;woo seen uy a women 0 OULC, Ft. inacas, 5... , .. •••••.•••••• fig yr. •.• -- - - -• . • e PP. ' ' r ed to th Public Of- cowry . .. ! wi.....1 1 0 *lir uoilertakinci ttle PogutiF- ! was as anxious as fhielaity'atOds that the worl . a tn •t o A t i n g n i a t and .. offecting. scam eceerrid te t, e. , . ~ .Joey. be ipiietts24sfit_iituntt for iv l te r i : les. should know ltiet InottialltohlrOed"il2the breach 4 . , :iti t iefili evy _e a hh, s, in the Borough. . T5e ,. 1 ,44/ 41 , o r ten . I•so. si-Wreet, W!.(l'cOturnifted for trial. • 9th Juor=.,_"7 ti0......_1!____77, atiachnietit .T be -Dfellident‘bairtecome' sabstlias- Mr. Thais, a resin. bible. atatiliv•kooper, 4 0to:Was .* . • '' '" 1 ''' ..' ---' I ' , ~. '-11) -- IIS' M 'i.g.S.l'l "t'; 110 YA L t.iii"rF, it en i ... 0 !huff's VOunie I . „ - • SCOTCH, SMAC'FCS. sionattly..essantoured kith Die ---- _„ - i '1 r , • accustomed to be called to breakfast by otp al her ...- bbt.uta's Mitarr. " • *.drii ed. ST'ls. LEAKE'S fIItNVINE' PILLS, itirtiy .1 1 Diseae. One biSter,Auti•tiikt wasllt#sole mitt* ; e t. ill ° bil e cil " l I children, was found a corpse, while an -lain'', near Wr iAiSthr l r e (SI id LeIIII/s t.i paltdee IS - ' v S II, -lt I% *° ll * • s. aii f r i i 4 , " ;„ i lL i . Nu4l ; a li n d 4is it s i e ‘ Tat t ag li' of• V one 'lle . ti e i l i ' s ill t a t ee , er. l v elle prornisv,as.he CN prase(' liimielf ' Val , .eler 'to nmke.„ .Prooppo ii 26, -.12, Noon. the Plainti ff happy in wedlock: • art . ci 00, Leollit at- tito*years *id, 1a y suckiug at her breast. Mrs. xs., Peltple ylnT"tl; - th 17 * ' SS, •••-• Ss P. 17. -- .• \ 'ilium coarioce the at oft be t:eriasaty of 1. 7 n e a 7. OW. wa3 universally respected by a numerous circle I.4tam , ixaNtar . WWI: I ' 4 I eatery.. Neettilln Can be §rttrr m ir " 4 ' "1" . - 7. „ joar- taehmetie.to•one so nearly allied to liec.,.. Mu] =cotter or , 'actinaintance, pent to bed ) An the preceding Q . ..• . ° .: 46 ., (. s , 6l i et . 9•• I ' eatery.. thin thno Oft resieuy foe sorb as nee otalge , ni ist r ice; ended in a compromise i satisfa i c . ioryto alt parties.' n i g h t, v • nlye if e o h ea l t h . . . ` vita. 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