The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-03-27 00:00:00

"S Mir. with wbegO ► P 1 7111 4 7 1. I tfg. repeals** 2 :2 11 1g his alibi*, • Ate' bin ..H ds.Nom LAW INTRLLIGEIVeIk COURT OF OF CHANCERY, Tenser, Mimics INIUNCTIOW......LAWSINCZ V. SMITH. This coorolog the Lord Chancellor directed Mr. Wetherell to proceed with Ms aremest. is answer to 14r. Shadwell. who was heard on TbnestlaY last is support of the injuncdos which bad bees obtained to restrain the defendant fees peblishlog" a steles of Lectures on Physiology, Zoology. dm. delivered by the plaintiff at the Royal College of Sorrow, In Lincoln's lsa•delde, it being conceded that the copy right of such work was vested exclusively is the plaintiff; the goosed spilt which it was sought to dissolve.tbs injunctioo was. that is malty parts of the Locteree the issaortality of the Soal was denied, and that being contrary to the Christian Religion, and law pf the laid, did not entitle the plaintiff to the protection of the Courts of either law or equity in this country. . The LORD CHONCHILLOR was of the same opinion, sad stated. that ascii a Court of Lawhad sheers the book to he *added to their protection, the istjuactiou could not be sustained.—lnjunction dissolved. LENT ASSIZIS. NOURAX. MARCO 25. The Assizes for this county (Sasses) commenced bare te-day, before the Hos. Mr. Baron tiaarcs en tie Crows side, sad the Hoa. Mr. Hama WOOD ea the Civil side. The basiarse is 6f an average aantesit, 30 • eases la the clammier, sad fifteen causes catered on the Nisi Price side. csowy UDC And. Nome was i °dieted for breaking sod entering the dwelliorbouse (damns Flpon, Esq.. at Brighton. It appeared that the prosecutor rented a house in 'mega-place. Brighton. in November last. Oo the eitibt of the 28th of that month. after the family bad retired S. bed, the house was disturbed by a strange noise of muse person motiag up and down stairs.— The prosecutor got up, struck a light, and saw a alas going dews stairs. He &Hewed him to lb. drawiorroom door, and the mac baring entered the drawieg-room, he closed the door are him, and the dicing-room to get some weapon of When he entered the dieing-roma be one of the windows open, tin air from blew his candle ens. However, be seized retired to the drawing-roorn, opened the 4 seised the man by the culler. sad strack him blows. In the second of which the poker broke. ' • was about to strike a third, the man said su►render if the prosecutor did not mur , The intruder tamed oat to be the pri who accesated for kis midnight visit by that be was a distracted lover. and that lie to visit oft of the maid servants. The is female servants were confronted with the and they &Died all hostwiedge of him. The thee said that he bad mistakes t►e house, aod ►al boost's!' to visit s tomato is a ssighboar• abest btraailatlib widen. ." Mr. Bares °Samoa left titer the prisoner bad the as erred the house. 1 1 filo came ithe Ira 'glary was 'seek/ally .. *Mid the polosor •Guiltr—Doath. irsessommded the primmer to mere". • . . . • POLM 0 . --VI BOW•lTairie.44la Dia W. Yesterday Robert Rigby, Soneel defeat, Anne Ilig4. and Mary Wood, the persons charged on stripleiss of being ornmerned is the murder of Mrs. Dotratty.oo orris brewer* up from their respective plsemtlid.ses -1 lisessent, wed aserrerost a boil examisstios l= , itt one o'clook the prisoners were pet to the UN Neither of the men was ironed. Mrs.Haines was first called, and repeated her rotor testimony. Thomas Haines, the City officer, who alabadd Is the apprebet:sion of the prisoners, *wore shabfordbid showered the beadle of the pieces* with es the capboard.dooe is the parlour of the - - sod it fitted. and be believed that it was the isters meat with which they were made. Thera 4r4 holes made try - foreleg is the lastesseratta.' l Ole of dm width otiosity of the basil* of 44issore. Wog sseetiosed mare closely, be aMbiered Nat boles or marks extended farther whirls the ire ,ee of the door them the handle of the pb cers cold sow reach without forcing it. He had sot tried the experiment of riskier another hole with Ulm older to sue whether it would be like the original ewes. ' . Mr. filrarroato.—. 4 If the beadle will SO gads's* ter as the mark io the wood, how sea that bo tit is amplest with which It was dose ? It name be. asiiiiedlog to your own evidence." Cornish, one of the foretop of this Ake, said M. had triad the handle, and was of orioles Oft It woo the Winsome with which the marks searitmede.-.-1 To $ pestles from the Magistrate, Weald he had sot tried it to the fall excess that he might hare doubt he merely tried it es the nada. He had let tiled the *armrest produced. Habra said he bad tried the larsserew, sod haled the marks. ' declared ' imam. Rills replied is the erodes. as wt of spisdes that the tueseerew bad sot bees seed eilliseepOserd. It certainly was possible that the doer right hate bees partially forced with • thinker lastrusest, add wedge put is to keep It back until a larger iies wee is:reduced ; but it was et tressely saillnly that a suss reseed for tine would pursue sash a tidies toes% aid besides, thee were so ;Darks ed a wedge keel bees pet la." Elisabeth Rigby, the child, was called, sad dude selling the breeches, as she did ea Friday last. Os heist afterwards asked if she had a beset et whets she sold thee, she said she had set. The child cried, sod seemed mash frighttaed. Richard Waller, the groom, looked lola at Rigby. who bad pet es Askew's brows tartest, and repeated what he bad before said. Th. most was shorter thee that of the man be stepped, sad he had whiskers es• tending mach towards his mouth. Ellis, the *Seer, looked at Rigby's face clesely,,and said he sever could have bad say whieker sear the meth as described. Mary Ana Young, the servant, looked at the LOU.' boots, mid swore that in her °pixies they were sever Mrs. Density's. She never saw her have any with buttons at the sides, sad those prodeced were too small for her foot. Mrs. Haines was once mere called, Lai persisted in saying that she could not be mistake. as to the child. She observed that Mrs. Wood miglit have saved much trouble by saying where the breeches CUM from ; for witness was confident she stet them. The prisoner Wood firmly dealeskt. Askew's apron and waistcoat were produced, aad the opinion of several persons taken as to whether the blood as the area had each as appearance as would ' be produced If the blood bad speatedinuidireir epee it, or whether it was more likely to have dropped (rum his ear, as he said. All who saw it were o 4 opinion that the latter was the case. The spree was trllliagly marked. Mr. Williams. a cutler, in Smithfield. who had re eeived a dirk to sharpen from a boy 'abort time ago. examined the sheath, but said it was sassily different from that of the dirk he bad. Jeffries, of the Thames•ponce, haviag arrived, and excused his non-attendance at eleven on the score of urgent business, was again examined, and swore that the pincers fitted exactly. Mr. Mu test:it. said be bad new heard *efficient to warrant bite in discharging the women. hot as there was a contradiction in the evidenee as to the pincers mid ternsorew, beshoald keep the nsets . nstil be him self had examined the place. The velum were discharged, sad Mr. Minoltall, accompasied by several *Arenas:4 other persons, pro ceeded to Airs. Density's hikose sod examined the marl,. After an Merte, of two ham;, the trortity Magis trate relented, ark the two men Wog motto She bar, he told thou that be had =lamely the 'Darks, and, although it was a twat potat, he was of ilmiLoss linos was envy to say that Me par wasneof crodia w and riot of Maly. The pennant bad eetzasted tba goods with the printery is Ma word that limy should be paid for tom th e leilowiag moorming. Tradisnea weld mot be too mach is their pawl spins this species of depredatin mew could it be tee mash impressed epos thin, that whomever they soared their goods to p ostof their poseseeln. evsa for • annest, apse say neaten promises of fe nce payment. they made it a debt. males. 'blob was. very rare, it meld be proved by any circamwtsacee that be party who bought thee did so with a fray dales% tondos. The au charge was brought against the primmer by Mr. Worcester, of the Three Crows, pablio-house, Dowgute-hIII, sad by his servant gill. It appeared, from the evideace, that, some days sloes, the prisoner west to lodge at the house of the presenter, and that a Moo day fel/owing his de parture. the servant of the boa" »bele bedews ad joined his, discasied that her box had bees robbed of her best gown, and some ether articles. She bad left her boa: unlocked; sod the key is a chest of draw ers is the room, which bad also been rummaged. A pair of good shoes belaging to the landlord bad she ►ees walked .t Information was gives to the Po lice, and as the prisoner bad acquired cessiderable notoriety, t►ey soon laid hold of bias, whoa. on search ;sr him. the key beluagieg to the servant's box, sad that belenglog to her chamber, were fooled in his possession, and on his feet were found the had lord's shoes. The prisoner. in his &few, declared he bad put on hie landlord's shoes by mistake. and that be had found the key of the servant's box oa the door. He pro fessed himself indignant at being thouglit capable of W thing se petty. Tits prisoner was folly esinsitted t. lake Medal for steal* the suss and relebittg the hew. COllOllll APPL/4/171011.A NMI of goodly sprat , - ease, with a rubicund face, that gave evideace of his having devoted himself greatly to the jolly god, pre sented himself in the course of the day to the City Manhal, to make • vow of onus, sobriety ! The oath which he proposed to take was fairly engrossed on parchment, bat °attained ace eagagemerst or pe nalties is ease of failure; bat assigns as the motive, the wreck al bite basis's*, from his having drank tco °ken and too deeply of blue ruin, five. &c. The Ilia scat, was Bowen hat perplexed by this novel applica tion, for hie incliaation not to thwart se Artemis a resolution was esuatetbalemeed by the itregulterity of the Wog, and the want of that security by which the performance of so extraordinary en engagement could rationally be expected to be secured. He stated the sue to the Lord Mayor's legal adviser, to take hie opinisa upea the *attn. Wiwi the application was announced, tbes was a ►urst of laughter at the expense of the wafartmeat. weight, who had for a long time Hawed sheet the pi•ee Ware he could sammest saieleat sewage to make public appileatim. it was immediately rejected sottish* skid a. marliod is hispanir. wank l est one wise hod aerieeed so largely. sod whos e Its hi all probability. "add he a " tree his sod 'to driak an ostra bade to the seam of it-4u arefortaoste a/pilaus &pp...red. 'pa tit* rejeeek e his oath. to give kinesell ap as a beams, all retired through the crowd with a fee fall of despair /a d di, I appointment. n for t h e ot—ifteAsesirsolt---eesatalineweevcron.—iTlae esahet Rein, at tlie Coact of Commisciaaera. yesterday, when the emslt was declared as &Howe :—Fee Shaw, Henna ad Chappell. 31,1361. Ss. ; and for high. Shaw, mad Wilkie, 42.9701. se. &I. The forme were, seem& Ingly, deelareatioly elected, and else Oesamiesisse et adjeareed, to execute the automates. Tax Satra.av Mares.— Mr. Somentlic who beim been trying the match of LON miles in LON ham, at Donee, Ice Oxfordshire. Traipsed en &why, aft er : tabooing at it more than ire week.. He was toe" lame and NW mash exhausted to proceed. It was te e 800 guineas. We have never as yet heard of the match Wing acemplisted, excepting by Capt. Barclay. On Thursday se'neight the frost was wore Iner t than at asy time daring the mama ; es Friday we bad a heavy fall of &mow, whirls abated could/ t ab, ' the severity of the frost. The whole of Friday a d d Saturday a eutniter of people were busily employed is colksting aid toting ice foe the peeking of whose: (oldie Leedom market, and a great imatity was se' lected. Titis *apply was more time mild hue ' looked for at this advanced period of the seam, , milasess pities previous winter. At time a tamed was resorted to for ptecering ice which we helietiowaseeme omitted here before: Otis wee the collection of scow is large balls, whisk as beteg deposited in the ice -homes. coagraled and iscorpe. rated with the plural muse se es eat to be discemed from the other ift.—(.4forstveme Car dd id e .) ATRIPTIOCS e aIIOIRT AND IITTIIIIPT AT 31v11011 TOO Wilialrli•Utlfsell or Betstert..----hloaday about half post tea o'clock. as Mr. Emerson, watt. maker. was promediag from his employ is this citim his horse at Nag's-head Hill, he saw on the grunted, a few yards before him, near Moorfeelda. what Weak . at Ent to be Mae talent lying down, bat, ea cep proachlig it more .searly, be aheught be ebs.ned I movies he as extraordinary mailer, sad secordiagly went op to it. whoa be discovered it to he the lady of a saes, with his ems tied trebled, and wrirbbag it almost the last agookatif death. lie stooped to re der the oehrtanate creature assistance, mires he' they perceived that hie meeitcloth bad bees take*, sad e inverted, with the help of a stake, late iralmelm mum he strength"' lOW, *Mei that ell Wolves paired, whoo, , huppily. libithedy attracted Hospice. Issersed lassesdiaSaly rellood Ma, as& is cirque ties with mother person. 'essayed him to the King's Head pabßiolosse, lloodelds, where be me lies m dattgettlos eoaditiest tidied, if be hod re mised too shame logger is the state is Web be was Mead.tbe asegess who atteeth Lia atrium ba met lam aspired. Upos his coming is 1104 which vie pot Sill I o'clock Ois Tuesday sotSig.ke gave the falleiriog ammet of eke eireassusees which id to X eatestrophe se nearly fatal:—His ▪ be says, is Me Weed; that he is a midget , Mks. hos litoesley e Stadinerkbrire, and was es hie way !, 'meta- Mao 6 .'slack is Mosey eve* he le* Bob, lostediat to tabs the low raml, fit having be*. esiedireemal into the upper read, be kot the opportunity *1 a tift by me of the wad" sad taws' be get to a pshlic.hosee at Nev:eltarek. 144 himself deed, ho west is be procure as.. refeastosat. Os his tomb/ sot. its woe joined by two sea obi • moo, the latter of whom Arm him into a esevent. deo by &skims kin if be was going to Bristol, eer' offering to recurnmed lodgings to him for the night en arsiviog bleorilelds she however tamed bat' a hen the nee ease forward, and i.e struck his lenity as the right sem, whilst the otter steed h, watch I they the. booeled hint down. aid bees; mime from bits three osysteigas, with Arts oracle.; sad solo loose silver, altogether to tL ammo of 41. besides his beadle sad watch, Sobs: rously left hits is the osaaeor above described. 0 " dentiy with a desire that he should die of stip -I.fioa. Last Saturday, about midday, a destructive . broke out is the premises of Mr. Bettye, rag-merchar, at the top of Lime -street, Hall, by which the psi sea were speedily reduced to rotas, and their melon entirely destroyed. The loses raged with sari that the adjoinieg warehouses, belonged to hlr. Ri aldS•11. cora-factor, sitaaNd upon the banks of river Hall, took ire, anti a large stock of of grain, as well as the warthesses ihrwrala wl destroyed. By the exertions of teo firmerre , military, aided by the inhabitants, the coegagrath's k in inse th a e r sou reet res ed i sk te e p a ro ig g h Ts, ba n t i o d e a s p u pa nd r a e y etlyssd evesiagof ,/sews gale bunt teeth, as/ confirmed to bats . sourly stem o'clock at night. From iwo t• doss A* mod quarters of corn were consumed or floated awn! ism Mr. Rlchardsoa's warehouse. Theirs is miff have erigiaated in a bile reed for the drying of spew the premiers of Mr. Bettye. listrourre Acoosor..-Monday aftersous. es t Butler, the baker, in Pleabosat - et, was taking 'l s * of liolsr, and the sec wee backing it fr3s the rf= t io h te e s t h ise op. bak virs ebooos,. 8.. w d i na a a s sre sta p tu toor into ngittbdos deer her lafast is her arms, about three tooatlit aid. le lag room for the man with the sack on his huh In her, moved backwards, when both bet sod ibe is fell dews the trap-door into the bakehoeserso lwams ,. hie height. Mrs. B. was taken up sabot: lea r lust was so dreadfully injured that it extiredur • Voiotia's isovaavr.—Yesterday as bell before HOMAB STIRLING, ...s q. at the Boackw a ISt St. thin's workhouse. on the body of a f eatak t' „. fast which was head withal. the tailors of Lwow it. square, on Sunday evening. Mr. Burgess. [eon, stated, that the child. in his opinion, Ws° der against woierrns anows nlive, and bad died from segle on or rso et. Verdiet—, lol ' Os the lid lastest. is the 71st year of Ids aro, i t a she, tei r sam .eoe s o i l til b l i ttn issa Joit y a y A ea ch n e. rec ßto to - r s o wl f Laig hrw i r t ; t p ° astifir i fir l" ' "ea if' Ctitherine Awe, the of . ahem he City Marshall. Liseden : ROA Printed. enTl Publisbed et Ihe " Tin teraesiteten" end "Tie CotnTrtreietert Pares% 31.. ger, amid, by I. WAADICM_L - Wisest. Geseenisdeelleae. Orders, eIL igr •W alarmed. west to tl • &fon& bulk one . which blel a poker. r door. and I two blows. Whoa be he weal/ dor bink. sower. win saying thi came only prosecutor I 'Amen. a prisoner ti that is be i t ' Feat. would wow retail theta to .go - beyond the yule the meth& • iSSIMMIWIS.....IIIIi. S cm••• •• ay • ••••• moans. of weed. wholesome and eeeteltatlesol jerisdietiou. Georg, Rettrett was them called, sad declared Ms at" Mottebea , was brought Wore As LORD M ar e ' the He therefor* proposed the hesith of the flight Hoe. decided option. that the bandle was set the Wan- " a canary char es of 6100 1 0 " 1 " 01101110 6. ' ad Robert Pael.-I(6lteers.) .L •., lariat with which the s t o r ks ware na d a . It arm at . The first sheep prefeeved'agalest Ms w.. by , mt. use Lar d Daiaaa„., then , , ~ 'l t ir a t the lowly hapenible that they costa have beat made by la runk____, _ 4 _ 4 ' V" )llll64 _,_"P r • 4 , _ ll 8 " 46111411gali ° ,1 "Itli Cie e its straps . w h o dad ', ~ ' w a ke I n it. Tht-raaas as the weed mantled farther that' it °°"°"__ _.._.___•°"°""___ 4 1 ° 11 "°. . 1 " 1 " "°10°6""°011011" Pb P Ifee - • a uf ag th e o p era ti ons o f a te 1 .- 1 ..qt . would reed, ad hie bamboo *Maw bad sada a bele "°"*"..... "I "au.° 0 /10ce of w 0011•11 cord tie ith. D ana mine d tp b o t o •, • A.. ra t es , with it which was totally Menet la itaappearaakt. 64 2 14 4 . 1° "I 8 'sho p in Sia " . ” 4 " ellt • Clare l mirsm "` la • ..' • • Sir T. BaSING pre - • kin Has. It marked the weed on both sides sit As eabelee.'ead '" arse Ild"" " 1 " 0 4 60 08 dis ‘ 1601 7 , * 0 is Priiad. ilsiTreasorar, Mr. W• ". M. et. is the original stub the wood was crasli#-aaly ea r ea INT. "It as "sr" t "It" aisle " 4 " 4 t 6 ° see --.3. Hr. W. H. Borate. ' t . read the Ilse el erne ads. • ' prbeaer stated that loess platted is ea awkward al- a o Meatless. Asset Attila .. * • John Res. Ill* eltether Meet. Ilia, CM 411 1 . Ofigi lamb L._ l ailtilli6 ! l 2 2 _ ll _ l „ ika Yjig__ _. 1 1 " 11111 _t bli e d " 4 P°l "I . "al . he sell, 6th daeatiee. 20 guineas.' • , H. Taylor, sod eateaded Areoioarths aas lad arithia• I°°"""°°°o°.tir°l° hest. "1 its ""1 0010 "1 , 100 ! wk Lord Aura*, 20 guineas; , /wag i(i pi. and i i a b aa dt a 4d, the 0144„as betas • 404 to .that livid* phy fee Allis ea the lellestisi taming. gig, seen;. R. Mitchell, Erg. 2 gaidai usually ;,,laptet that seek weak' set re hariletaspe.. Boras it Inlaid lie taking taseesasary tremble, bi said. to w g ready, Sat. Seliabory-square. and flautaol ammo ..7 I‘,"°lb6 at. et *a* OM." INS as ta. " .l464lllltiddi gleasi so tab. 1161. 1.141 " I spa. &CAM galas* •aausallr. lamodla ;alto sad* h llls placer!, .._, / :. , 4 ....: :The VOW trews t el ltilvaltildt Mesa. " ebb tier babe et York left chi or sae ...- 11 c 1 bArsews.*, • - '-- .-. : • , " 06 . 15 , 01 =4rit a l ipr ilight 0 .u = 1 " . 6 ' tee separated. yk4dad towards the lip‘; _ ..° ' ' ' 7 " - • 16 . flop he wawletwatims= . used, se ash admit the ilthsagli • *.* . met +A sr , isa el" 01 °, 41 ° 6 " boll" b, sight with hat L4ll INTRLLIOBSGS. go is sew ? ~ whim geed& tht _ . _ -The Lama Mae rat' BMW se saw that Ads ease ..11. Amami& Roaster. The Anniverpary Dimmer of the lilaelogy .Sir ibe ft oppression of. Headicity, was lsoldt4 yostora as er4 the Freemasons ' T ; the Duke a. 'folk I Chair. yrs After the bola} of the Wag sad the MAU rkw- iiji man had beet drank with the usual diminstratioos of enthusiasm. Dlr. WILMOT, M.P. rose to propmeibtellealth of** Vice-Presidents of the Society. He regretted ex tremely that be had to apologise for tie absence of the Right Memorable Robert Peel ; but when it was recollected, that ths pressure of Kum official duties isterferedes4tremat him from bleadlog the coovivle. Mee of Iffifilgistiog with those duffels be was e•e• visceffilihabsence would be attriboted to the true cases. He had, however, to announce from him a dosatios of twenty gniaeas, awl from the Hake et Wellington a donation of fifty goissam•—(Cheets.) Mir P. ilaustuo, in proposing the health of the Heard of Management, said, he was vats enough to assume to himself the pride of being so istimately ma netted with sash a Society; , and he apprehended, that one harlenly to walk the streets to be movinced of its paramount utility.—(Cheers.)-A few days ago he hid met an aged seaman. who complained of hdlg cut upon the wide world without chart. mop, or mom . Pay s or soy gage to measure the coldness or warmth tfhomanieelingt. •' I mid bins him," said Sir P. 31. " HIM our lifeboat was anchored off Red Lion moue, and that if be steered his muse them he would Sod a warm sod rreaman-Ithe receptisto.— (Chum) Mr. H. Powoat.t. returned thank' is an eloquentl and impressive speech, ie which be noticed the cue of a child of sic years of age, who had been reclaimed to the paths of vice and taught to walk in the plea- sant dower, Hardens of virtue. He also noticed du cue of a Fret:cholas, who bad bees 30 boars withMea food, and who havieg been robbed of trinkets and jewellery to a coosideralde amount, which he was about tamed in this moot''', bad received from the So4ety sot only ansumance and clothes, but also a passport to convey him to his oleo country. Mr. Wtit.rasis, M.P., nod Treasorer. TON to pro pose the health of the Scummy of Stale for the Home Department. It bad *VD aid by the *wales of the Seeker. that they hasiannosgromed the hounds of law, and utsmeept sew ask desgerousjuderliotios in the mere* siff4effe easetlese ; bet be was Movioced, that Simelirtett Si ataosritaxiesely viglisat as the pre . _ . wetehl pale Ja by the Osseo it Asre- 1 eironeetaneee, keeborsl4l4l.:, fy sorry tbey siesta ban 4 Omens et jostles Unpaired at leitet - hare tet. eallefeetive , Illealtarged after a west U nread/aline. in *hick. W +bey the cries*. wort►leg. is come colt to liz guilt apes . out. sad they were now suspleien. It wortl.l behave r, to bad out, if be melt. fres. . for there end., be se . them depe•l on it. sir, Ito exortioo .t to led that oat." gems little compensitino could sat he made to them for their law of dew. and their Wogs bring "turned slicsa'! sad talus sway. Mr lilissurtt • said be ,should sot saint that waifs sow. He should. foe the present. keep all shiers found at their lodrisgs. sad he 'ha da see what orations Rigby made, sad they might call fir the &niece that Weaved is than another day.... There was one shier which he would modes the prisoners araiost—stimely, the showing say resew aunt against the paeans who had gives evidence beer. foe he was sure they had spokes the honest trash. This remark was made in amerisenos of an intl. sesdo. from Hasa, the *facer, that his father and mother bad been tbreatesed by some person with Askivr.-- 0 Perhaps, your Worship, it will lairs that weshall he related at by people ea weirs• *fig the street, with —A These are the mu was wen taken sp for the murder!' " Mr. Mtmensti.—" And to dal I Oa rare any per son would add—' And Who were discharged free from auricles.' " After me okeervatios from Mr. Eh Lces Mt. -hit be lief of their lsseemea, the pitmans hewed sod left the her. They were received at the / several of their - Their doer tif Moods . Issksvioor tirosirboas sLe @ovules doss hailwoo rowirkibly heels!. George Fork* Atkinson stsiberwirot a wood or• woleasios before Mr. Halls, tie *gist Mo. *bargee rwidi istraadiag Masers. Howell ors, of sloshes to the seacoast of WI. was ad aaittoi to Mattstow.Hoosa.--Yesterday • .N. tressed JOll6 Leto 1 1' if i t , .1 _ .S . _ ) 10 had bite. 46R11 04 11 1 1 , haf, the pgjiegic *vit. gni ender eh i r 44 eirrs R off aiy.—Tbes4 ;1. *sir ries: -He was very • em c ee hot s• Ir•dt,lsig the pm he tit* It. dieY wollia now at hi ebb beim I e esiiisadeb4 that t h ey were _431 sod ma..• goveship pit It to thohotig i te , any participation is alabili.forawriam, &IMF, would have c tinse with an intention to steal, '` :Nothing hal came os sally establisbrti..—The, Jury 41111. free from gun y-•—thratit. The pyeeggever , :for hie me mkt, I Or to mercy. the breeches came fret bat his child 'sold thou DUCK. . .--.* Yoc may dime ~ m e— aha wanting on my part ! a t Dm , a r n t7 The e prisoners asked if es red Is Jews: I Psi. bear tea- lt this shish s TM Wag corps. cried tit rota. rity% stud, mart IS ap. red It lied dy of gin no- s far. ta ad, Nabs. • boss• optics. visa i Oise. ales i re- did& Wes g, le atte, —His Mos , h ►ie swig 11, op kit ,sad Feu.. lade s• ad light ; huh, so she of his spiv , e half to it Ws. g, eel• mass re 6ts rags', ? mai. rousts fray of the kis& I were ad the ratios abased ols • till s disk sway slid ID I ngtr i s Mr. & loeJ et.:o 3 .ite of Irish ash- ▪ pus Islas iota" the io- n dm M co 4400 oak in' Nol0" & r ben 01lim ,nt er to tit ey 441/1 O.l ° E . reit I