The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-23 00:00:00

I 1 ;~ I 1 , Illi 1 ! o. r , 1 I . it i Our NV. i 1 '~ Er I ' pre , mat the his gir. made from those powers. who first drew the sword for the purpose of dismembering, tbeir territory. Bat however contradictory and' incqnsisteneyeur Corre spundent may be in his opinions, yet he yields to none in the virulence of his ifiese. `ln this:request W. 8.- - Is not surpassed by any or ilie h ir eli ngs of the venal Press itself. No now's"' that„the delirium excited by se many infiammatnry.wsitinga, little orpo regard stliould be paid by the peopleisiihe sober dictates if ingots and humanity.• Ncwoutief . that British in Strests should be eierlookedi4"otir bedtelndentolfs gni., /UAW for the terriiorial . lo'siniiii4hive,snstarii= 44 its $11146 weAe.bat:louile/#4,-.,94otipts neon .40 domitiinus of France:; and that Illeitishr.bleaddiensid be deemed worthily' *xi:tended' il4" /Storing so sti , bitrary power the Nyat 61 - ' .Ibe descendants of nAr saint Loris. For the salt . 'ii j Cisilstiatt Skint, of such high pretensions, the.ariMandoctiltie of &leen 4 and good will may. well be dispensed with. , 7-1 W. B. asserts that BoNA,AnTE'is : hated, and that the Bovuabxs still inherit the love of th*People itq ?ranee. lie is answered by T. B. who assigns very gaod romans for. being or an opinion directly . the reversal; but these reasons do not at all satisfy W. B. , isito repeats his assertions, but without an+ 'we'd* the arguments of his opponent, and con. Eludes by hoping:that nn experiment will eisottly be : made tor the purpose of deciding which of the two • is is the -right. This is a very humans tor it --would certainly- cost between fifty and a hundred , ihnusatua lives to make the experiment. There are people where blood will run cold at the perusal of., this. • To think that one hundred •thousand lives , "bank' be sacrificed to decide the point, whether W. B. or T. B. is in the right!! on the other:hand, kittnitAtre persons in this country in whom the rage wO his,. so mattered and•stifled ' , rely other gest. that the, will think nothing of it. Incredi: ,)#e athis may seem,, yet ii it neierthelesg tans,; lased I recal to the Reader the affair °CAN - kb:hes*, against which a skilful Commander remoantrated, ;saying, that there was no prospect of success,' and, yet was he told, " to go and try." To do W: B. justice, he uses his best endeavour to instigate finis .tern to such a trial ; and he .ipust. know from their former proneedings, that axery little instigation will do for many of them; .It•le were to see another Venateliighted up in the Pyreitinis, the prospect; it teens, be very consoling to his philanthropy. All the account* which #0 have qy nrelyea erom the oirosite coast, Conanr in sta ng, t thiit ge r ncrallt in all the FrenCh hailiciiiri" there are prep*: rk tio na for putting to sea visibly tlenttinstrated' lir the French squadrons. Their diptinkiiog ii reported to. Or America. • Ontrisyliralthrkek a- private. of the 19th hussars, t .shstionedirt•Lewitr, led the fair of sect of his Nike. Lien Lathe-altar of, Hymen, and thence to one of the barrack huts to celebrate the - wedding; but .ere the hour of consummation. • had arrived, the bride's ! breast wns, from some cause or other, so . inflamed;) with jealousy and•refenge, that she suddenly soizsci' _ nd 'which via that it ' 'by ' Srd.. - - * stigma it wo th u o ld im b h r t i h n e g b o a iwp il sec his er . ed inuser an a tma in tod is re:pee locit ta i bles t.w r i eta. o4 W. B. is careful to remind us that Louis XV.'Ws - - it there. Ile then caused the Prisoner t'o be searched, fl ow . lie was cilled. le Bien alimi, or well-beloved ; but this • when there were discorered 'a couple of baga• drifter ,- beimpogsime to discover him ; Nicotined it!anfisflehorely. hop: was a piece of courtly flattery after an illness, when ous t )! fixed round her waist, an suspended so as to pelt that he should he Oiscovered, be woold defend hitsselittstos it - was required of all public bodice to cothpliment be concealed by her clothes. Tht:six yardi of 'tick. i E lu d e' , i hint and f s or h te ld bel lag be l g ti 4 so en tin t? :s t ee rti rt t i . : l one h r is h i l li t t k e e l r fel o gi him on his. recovery. On this occasion-the Poisards, lug the Prisoner had placed behind a board' in the ! overstated. that. in order to conceal his fteeds.she . Paiessin ine fishwomen, presented a bouquet, with the follow. : shop, not wholly concealed, nor yet fully exposed ',:,:tfcatilmsemeall's,,..'"•the.wfer.. Thy "s..avag e imrendesi with ',l . :ablation, as the P ri soner was welt kntid iiilg lilies, Witids False give from memory : to view. . / .; fechis service's. 'lle'enderstood th-t several witnesses - siege to tog ye the Prisoner a good charneter., If that . thotain , The Prisoner -confessed she had removed the ile - enlifd • r-• . "Arleaeotre'.llo,is I , be the case, it would only ben matte r or aggravation.; for-if he . :. • . , ... .We son anchniso , eitith„ but beggefl' feu pardons alleging that it s was had not had a g wtettaraeter, he would not have doted trusted, dr oit toajoan droit t" ' her first offence: , • None: tint personas egcsOd *heretic., could" commit such allows. •..Ini. . Several respeetable wltnesseis gem her agood chi. 'Arthur Neer/au, a pahlican,sword that be dealt with Mows. This I shall 'ecline to comment upon. It shows, iloeseens, and paid to the Prisoner ou Weir +swoon', in.tho • , racter.—Guiliy. moat of March , the sem of 961. ds. however, t hat t hese ladies were aware of the deco- Sarah Smith and gargarat Goulboar . me, were in.• • G eorgeeipt in the-Prisoner's haod-wrl dog:scathes wad. deli which the Bien ilim had for their sex. - dieted for stealing four 3s. Bank tokens, an 18d. • • Hodgson proved. thatthe bretery wascorried un for the benefit of himself, and brother; that he had the entire nti -IV. B. neat informs usAltat - Louts XVI. obtained token, two half-pence, one Bank of England Note nagement The Pris , etier *as emmleyed en t er.fathet and and deserved4ie same expression of regard from the for 2001. and one other Beek of England Note for i book the '+6l. be. T ee •'' himself for four ears. Ihe Prissnier did not on hos !Vt. received from Newm s n; - nor did , he ever ne.. ‘ 151. from a person belonging to a Public Of fi ce. rrench, meaelitii .the term Lien aind: This Gentlemen. The I coast with the witness for it : the a Itnese was the only person • . • Prosecutor stated; on the 13th of Augttst be with whom he could account. He distonsed the PnSoller in (rout ' gives your Readers all this, and much more, the received a parcel, sealed op t containing mouey, from t'l3'ledan4 th e qth r : t ! e g o - a ft e r . ,IT'eledlsF"ered that lite had em refort of friends, who have been in France,, whose one of his - brother messenger's. ,It was late in the st;d2offeredrgree cams i rds for s l a y tpp„hßlS Ite i r o pr i O b C;t;:; iso l4 n a r fra r. Rlii z accuracy; -he- says,* he can rely upon. Whatever .day whet. he received it, and be had it his pocket, Tonethe erou.s;),,,nl been few days, a be received the letter from tlfe .Pri. may be his authority, it cannot tie eipected to base unopened. Ile had been Out dliditg,• and passing . I r ma y inoticesi. Theo," tory found the erisoner Vuitty. muck 'Weight with. thoill . whilaiu been there them. the Horse Guards he • met the' two Prisoners, and ',• .Mr. Ofttftxze then stated, that there were several other la. ,•several other women. Thry-aecosted him,' i and ask.l,. q 1 ments ainst the Prisoner; and asked Mr. Hod sou to is bat selves. Those perions know that 'the Government •t d atstant the Pi - r.SOHer bad embezzled iris jr g lir. llottg. led him for something to drink. 'The Prosecutor son said, he had *embezzled to the amount of 1,3001. of Louts IV. was detested; as it deserved to be ; ' • • said, he had no, o bj ect i on, at. the; ;-there going his' the RECORDER IOC!, chic was no neeenty to try the Pd. but Oat ,the imbecility of Louts XVI. was only T way. H. then accompanied.the.4me Prisoners to a . sheet on any oilier Indictment. , Pied, till It led him to fo r the solemn obligations i house in which Sarah Smith , lode, 'in _Now.court, I r. 1. t ;..., he contracted to maintain, the Constitution, .then: i.rucn.tane, Westminster. rib ere gate each of the it gave place to a much harsher sentiment , that ended' l'risoners some sitter, aid *at d own with them for 1 some time. lie thett left the house; both of the in his destruction : bat. alt this shows how solicitious : — r . ttsoners accompanying him. When they cause to this'humene Gentleman is to press into his service i tiro Corner of the street the,each tit g . • wished 0 et a •• ' ' any thins that may be made tcruper, as an excite- ' good morning, and parted. IL wilt_ then nearly three ments`foi the * purpose of gene, tai civil discord o'clock. The witness then turned into (goad-way,. . • among our neighbours. In this • I am confident, ! and immediately betfiou'ght him of his parcel, which hOwever 7 he will not succeed •••• but he will always i he found was gone. The ?limners had tiot - left Wu , aliote two. minutes,- and he immediately Went in pu t.' have the sweet reflection and 'Christian consolation suit. He met two watchmen, with Whom he return. of having done his best endeavours to erect it. ed to the house, where •he had been : with the Pri . IL em, Sir, yaw's ; &a. , . sorters, but found it fast. By the advice .of the Cneisle. Sept. 24,4993,,t ~ i .. 4: .. t•. 1 1 0 M 0 sUNI. watchmen they then went to several gin-shops, but _ without finding the Prisoners. The Prosecutor end the Watchmen thenwent egain to the house, where the Prosecutor having heard a-whispering, insisted,' on*the door being unlocked, which was accordingly : complied -with. -. He charged the - Prisoners with having taken a parcelfrom him, which they denied; an officer was sent for, by whom they were searched, but nothing nai found on them, and they were taken to Toihitl-fields. The witness searched the reom, but no parcel was to be found there,, not was any i further' information concerning it received for 'five* weeks afterwards - . The witness didnot then know!! the 'amount of the contents of the mite!, not having • opene‘it. He had been dihiking; but was not drunk; . . . _. 1 JAMES 44411 Y. - ;antes T.ei r k-4:s. the. sow :44.4. , e a native of the north of Ireland, kui‘whp,eatise.an settled as a village schoolmaster, at a pfaCe eall l Mouleyeoarcane, near Clonakiity; in.the entity, o Cork. Here he took up With a woman, with ntrherip he lived conttectsd, and had two sons, the upfortu. nate James Leary and another, Ivha is a sailor is the British navy. James Leary'was born in the year 1771, and continued with his fattsef, where:he picked up a tolerable share of country eduatinit.--= His father dying,. James Leary . had to earn his. bread by labour. When he was twenty-two years of 40 be married, and had by hii wife two •chiidran; ,thi eldest is now about nine year) of age„andihesecond upwards of seven. ' James Leary, before the . birth of his second child, was obliged kr . disiressed do cutnstances to leave bis..wife, and be iectordirvel cope to London, slid found ensployin'eni.... Psv:ng saved a littit money, he returned . in about tw;!vo months after, and found his wifezitid died of n Clef in his absence: In.a few montha•after his retails home, he gat acquainted . sritit aiiidoti; who . was left %vial a smalipropmly,. to wham he paid , his ad. dresses, ind theyt-iere onarried,.hat oiler' a very short-time they pavied,,hisOing lived very unhappily together. He left.hjs thee Children with Ids snother, who au ppoott them kr. begging _round' the .count iy.--s !raving quittedhii - saf e; he came a second time to • - and -'k• . • . . ~ ..p.. . . . . , . . .. . • ...I. 4 l 4 s Ei g . r • . r.p . . •.; i ..-,..., , - . ,•. -...• . . . • . . . . • . , ............. _ _._ . . . .. %....,.......,.... ._...,..-:,.....„ ___ ~..,,___,.......,._,. .. . , „amiatiagid , : .., A , , 1 . 2 ,•.!t . it . • . , ~,_, , 0 1 , 1,, ;4,6 41 . 4 , 40 .. mew . . . , i .. :,/ , • ' „ • i .. ~ - i : • :i .-..-- =- - .- - ___—.....::-..- --- _ -...-- - ~... , • ......... . i tutetioloire vor ßte lnwwww im4 , ar netiotios ew : . -- 7 ,- - 1 - 1 isan i s , os,.. ~.- :, . .". 1 1", ... ., . . ~., . .., . • . .... ....s l iosampaet, .00 a at. .. - riv . . 41 , 1 . 14 . limert 42 0 ~, . i . • To nit EDllWltite#ViriotriTES 3l-Al t . . wires. , t-• • 4 - sgue•T au* , 1 .. .. . s lA' k' ' ' -, yroill*ihies. lll4 .r aila ' . s'' ' . uA.1.4 . .. 4 , .- li4g - ,-, ~.., -k. 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I(o•‘ , 4oste‘stl - ' vena.t Prem. • Thisgrantt aline or deception} s,! „,,,, te , auceeatien , o f.o u ijo444 w u:olo4thtst tyientwit„ t widki i e ~ r , . i _, .. . I, ..., . tli. A g laia Irsil I •''' l7 "' ' ''t 1 ` firs Aatiitimostr4indi 44 1 6 1 ,4" V P;4l. '. . # l if t ' ".1.. P" 1 . .. . rlctim4l ( 3. 4 o!ifisf° ,l liStOm i l us " 4 ". h r:• 14 . .-114 , , , Wool), that the -Topple ribetseillhbo . teepees i for. hit I . o ' • • •'': , . ' ~. : . *. t nsto • ' o:. : et; . ;...i. , :: 1,. b (I, ..._ . u . , , fi xi t .. 1 ., t , 4 , .. ~ ~,.. that of' the enemy. BY 46 mean~. a!' righ t t he oiemorY ; and he thefts- takes *iieseasluts to , relate es i i ton, . . , :,., ..,..,, ,• . •...,....te . :,.‘.tv , :- . ti -. ... • • ',, . Prfelli ." It ,M ~,,IP)04 . 4 , , ! i n p . The It e red were seekin ceae!. . r A°. ge t,r i r e , A • . iT e tg,,pd, at* that tbs. widoW'S *hes *he' r'Phee'sk t e r ' 2 t tsl , S#ll, ' ' oo d oto , whi c h / a r r o ws how tkipisad behared'ae *hi .. .. ,4,,.. fy.,o taut ~ Ir . & . tb sA g icoon w h p 0 . .v o yto, * iv * of! ‘,.._ itn st , ftk ili tt u • .. t4tilt e -• !.t:. -- k ai l a l.i. ,' '...." 11 ,..t7 . -t.. l4 :ft.'"'' l9 At o * tif o lsg : - 141444 timed/it.. 5!• 6 40 41 49, .s: 6 * • . gslhefer: 9 griPliin§s9Psisis l ! ) ?' 44: Pl ar Y °I ar •" 7 1. - cleath of the two firit princes of the. .lisiase ruishing mechanic, tie inipeudins roif Of . p*Risck. , i . B ev sex :he retateirtbee the mother' of this Prittke, .. w l'a e ; Fol;;;44.`l:•"...i...`ifUtanlieggie.", One. et ~ 1 - : brifiligft,.q,l„ . A 0:9410p1: ... e110p4,4,44„ htsider. all arise films the ktni?ition, aud itsurpacipn.,es. : who, in tact,. had net tat Alt reason to lore her bra -' l , se t e a ts , parshop / ' 707 1 ,71 04; 4 . t i k 4' w hit e , a ba tiik .****l- ikg , P4A 1 41 " ,01 . 14 ‘ 11r 'rogrO (1 .4e 1, • • • ' UONAPAItI3., Far this evil certainly the ms>s(effec• 1 ,94 VII/ 1 46 4 * ' 'toldher son, that she hbped he would reirtable: trying them on, Price slipped , Soother Vele iit -Show ..i 4 lit .... . ...‘ A . 1 . 1 - band. •.• ' be- "%A d nlegneet. (nal cure would. be to dethrone hips,. end plate the his : rapayathbrottia eat his father. ‘,. Why t - ro 9 ;4191itlet bet apron: They -Ited alt left the ship, wit . . i . . ar. • rn was , l o didod for : ele ‘ osts p i /.. .. to, a t,,elisileNgolnedow, the 'street; ?tide genihegfearsvt Wooed ay Mu oestileyets,"firesers. Hod l erecr eina " ',jou...Bowmen* in what peocalled theiqiere,4itary i.saids (. outs . .4 .Becausar," . replied .the Queen, , . , rights. This is the Project of your 'ones a t . hoes' slit bad taken to White. SoeptelieisereP4o. • Mr. Stlisinbehtal" ed.INISS lie Fri er mu.. ea biro . t h e swath of your graedfrither4tivms , IV.I the s , ._„ ____ t .. it -. the; • : • • ..401i to htelani.O. omit. Baissva. bees's% at blow. Thew three women being enteetatoeu 7. . -NY. 8.,. veto , though be lies himself acksioirled Pep ople toepf„. bet at the death of your father (Loon .., riGroieweirwere4areats, bet their bushiest 11_99 tarried on fur they were roltOwed;* end Ott eettlittlVler' s - . i itkeiViieistbet Is, Illetueesttorsotthek father. The Prisinter. was that tie war began with. the design of distneni6criog r a ..., , , ~ , „, n wishes slt . j they seugnen." - - v... 1.1.0 to Impress a shoes were ' f oun d i n . - t h e i ro u t edoic of, White . .‘, ' iletiteriilly.rogriged l i t tit c tssluess at dz a buitse wilthin•dsank hate France, which deeirt. seas certainly entertained by rider' --- ererti Idea of the reign of Louts XIII. by re•• i Tfil Jury found the wlsbln•lhrel'Oolit.Y • ' I s w i t r a m elt ha y t lwal ototw i s a t h a l i na e it Y eptissi v t i tst i a la i tele ase. i lte tl 4! our Continental Allies, II not by the Englithltikh doirk _ ng, I that Ise was caned the -rust i bat Princes; Mari Glattcrrrs t I 'titian: bf respectable :appear% 1 tge gm e d c br. :O . u nree l bi v it e a r bat e WRII ?ate to er i r ae tr. ' filr: 'Aster, Mr. Put, who, however, is edwitted by ~ ance, was. indicted for stealing a p_!ecii-of ticking Rod: wee llett ;ft i var t2l- a t i profi eri v r ow litr r ef, awl z i a ,c s kar vg i t L i s : W. .13;to hate bad for his . . 1 ., elstatn titles they do not deserve , . and that was the principal eh i' r-r s - • `"" i eate•wkhitlit i". for he was nekhes. a good husband,: some featheri t the property of Frauds . Search, of ~ se f it rovo antriv : hs lis .a le cecete r wi s h rce niieh:red. . h T ;, o bi :a s: 1 ; 3 : 0:d ! „ i ef ts rom or zi eteg . anFeb he i l e ta ila sv n e r re J e that sata tr o rr A t . ' Clerken well, in whose employment she was. prevention of refosm at hom e ' ; y et h as thia..Guntle• 1 I ' . a-goott.barnitna,•ttor a good Ktng, • The following , . i 'rite Prosecutor if litnieirfil, suspected. the Pct. ! 1 : 1 .e. • K um r _ g i o w the bgrr:trialutaduittwitbsiliall. • man, at other times, conienaed, - *dna *B " Al ' Airrt - ' I I epitaph, which I give from memory, is well kuown , son ", hiritig goosed st ,44A. tirtides out . of um shop . saner pa the 14th of Jul y.. nail 0 6red rewards tar Ms Apure** the aggressor, and that the sole. cease .r the, oar its - Ito have been made upon him :-:- " Witht he view of . satisfying himself of the • fee!, he - ?,!ea. ii r c l i ': e e r :l si th r : e f d lt i li 1 . 1; stetted tetbtatio each as the Privoitr e his ambition. 'lbis ambition consists in refusing to . .. .a. Cy Ora Loom sake Roy, et maitre, placed a 'piece of ticking on the counter, haviug pre: i srated, that he knew his life was fbrtrited to the' justice at 14 4 : give up all she conquests that the French people have vioasly measured it, and, In a short time, found country deservedly g that for himself he did not friirdealk bed - • Qui tat var pea k valet Coo pretre." . , _ .1_ ___ .._ ,:-.. ...).- Apo.. II.•AI b MC tha..rnrA ter ' es* . *lin . _. •. _ __-..!...1 .14. it. i Unttve yv_ !Abet it west shsitter by six yards than when he placed . : 'rely drea d ed t a t ar dt l stia n ce h tilunss r tleat a lseecedatal the • r • alt•CIlla, ...FY.. UV • .. - ..7 ~.Y...01./....5 .../ ...a I ..... ...y.• , •11•, • , . 1. sl ' To give all the aid he Can to such a design , much ; the sabre of her litishand, 'which Was hanging in the " r orris. - . - • • - ! room , id with it 'indicted wounds on one of his I sins are bestowed ill his last letter to persuade us i al . • . Bligh, the officer, eeved that he had been sent (or • London, wberehe - arrived in, June 1809, and work.. which for a time threatened amputation ; but '. "bee five o'clock i n thesis - 101'0,re. of the tith An. l ed with the bricklayers, end in . which employment , it uf the personal affection," which he saysezisted ' th earmsbleedieg being at length with ed. i wi difficulty stopped , ,' • ' ' gust. In the Prisoner titnltit'S roots . he found smite :he yontinued Jill the time he was appreheiided for ed, and we are glad to hear in France for all the Bo IV: 1 u'RgoNsi as Id ols! -- 1 the operation was delay Lows XIII., XIV., XV., and XVI.•• het- the ' that strong hopeaare 'sow e.ntertained of saving the [So him.. .bits of .per , ar which the Prosecutor said had belonged i the crime for which , he suffered...to .'about;twelve 'heti was a .. room • opposite, .in which lie mon th s 'after his. coming to th i it.to w wii, he took up truth is,. that their affection for' tie fi r et l 4pr These : poor maeia fiinh. • 0 .,, 1 .,... . • underst o od the other rrisoimetsamiire•lodged. From !with the . woman who now gee! /... is !sine. , . of Kings, is as well attested as *le haireil and con- ! Last Saturday vernitigtit the P.ast.iloorne fishes - elf the table - lx thet 4 insoni A* toult...e.bandkerchief, i Oue.cir cumstlnlCe connected VI kip , the tlittl rue!, i . , • m en b roug ht on s hone a t tw i t pl ace ., a sa ve rarl a rer _ i which the Proseadoetialined'• is his property.--- Clifford was not stated 'at the trial. When Mrs. / tem p t of all the' reat- 'Total IV- was • the Ant 'Y • ous shark, which they had taken in . .1. King after the Resolution, whose memory they did r i r a r fin i e ttg bo u ld igh ey t, its, lt w is as i s a 'u rg d e ged as to l ' i w c l c h k a e bo t their nets on the • There was a bed in that•room which ; he was sorry tai : Clittord„ otherwise Burke, came to Learj,'s room 1 ' --110 t take a pleasure in insulting. Is that Prince sho at 3001 W. a lbi nd ! saY' Ito had not seerehed ao minutely as he ought to • about half past , three o'clock on the Monday mon', hove done, hiring been deter - red by the dirty appear- ing : the murder was cenunitted, she found . Leary's were united 'the most heroic ealoirei &sworn open • was supposed to be about three years old. • I once of it. On the 10th of this . month, he received more door loskad, ond . the*ey on the outside ;at • .... - A . e I The•small.tioz was last mouth making great vs. ' frankness a nd' generosity of cliaracteT, an. the inn' ; informatiOn of a. large note haring been stopt, and ', that time we are infernied• Leary .and his, wife were amiable•-regard and affection for his people. At the: vages in the Danish islands . It had also appeared st, ; this, he afterwards * Mina, woo one of the notes • bothin bed , he w as, aw ake - andrestless, and licarin; . t , siege of Paris; which he would have takes ,by i Aarhus,partite ar y atal in its e ff ects•at Jutland, and - was •I I f • I.' which had -been Contained in• Elie parcel in quesd the.step of Mr s. Leinora on the 'stairs, he tremble4t, • i where hundreds had died. The beat had : ties. • • t ' ,desired his wife to tell Mil. Clifford he was guile to , 1 ; 1 famine if he could have found A. 'in his limpet ' i Contributed tapropagate the coat ' ' rt. • • * Jane Baker said she, on the the llth of this MS to prevent supplies being introduted into the A bland mare belonging 40 M • •• . work, and then concealed himself, as Mrs. Cif. I I • - town, he met one (jay two peasants .. going to son - street , • was engaged yesterday tle 01 1— iith , !b tAi t yiswin t , o t . ,,e r l.tnrinth, went too clean mit a room which she had ' ford e olened the doe!. The reason of the door being • r ' taken to reside' in ''soil in i which she was informed leck . oeside, was, that. Mrs. White, wife of a . be hanged, by order of hieCenerals, for furnhhing miles in nine minutes, mi thaWoodf‘ettemid. e .te- the ,Prisoner Goulbeerne. had formerly lodged.— • !Sae: of slut name, who lodged in the same house, t ! bread to the besieged: he immediately pardoned them :NH ro d e by a boYs end performed fil e ye r eeedi 're m :On making the bed, she beard something rattle, in a t *anted to light a ennille about three o'clock, and 114 , p thew all tile money in hit poc k et, tind said, , wends with . Is the gives this.. • ..,. ~ , I sweet, and on loosing It found an eighteen-penny ' having no tinder-hex, she went to Le,ary's room i d . •• alit:, en poix—k Dedrisois sapestsurs—rilenattaig Mr. ET . anca. wkh wok , , 51 ,,,,,_ nim„Fameni caw *lawn was ' ,- --• . ' sem \ ' piece, four thetie4hillibg piece s , tWto halfpence, a ny Order to strike a light: Leary and his wi f e were a . et:vantage it nous le dos:nitwit." His speech to the of flour. • Collingboorn prertuseCk - lore of i .. g ether Inceetheartp to bread 5 two ndtes, 61014:vitae of Which she was ignorant.. : 1.1 s• hed , an d when ohe went out • she lockedihe door She went to' It Iselinp - of the name of Whyte, who . after ier. . . , - . , . &weal, which. wail of requiter/or sulk *further , . tsfates at ROuen is sucli - aone. as nb other Prince .. thatlitraeWaattlark went tossird • *siitenbirs, Ittlflit the WbUe 1 1 °M* P" btic•lmus e, and tn t. lig . ... 7— V 11 ~. ~k 1 gar• fa mi On Use dee after te sty receired.sentenee, he wrete . er-dalifered to a pa pa l o v e s e e l ail ) is. "je lig . posy and belled *bedsore, the beibliltult rwb . . efiltilditi. him ef.- her good luck, bee her that one of the • aver long letter to his mother in which lie most so. . , Ey of pawner, and tinder*. . as point appellee," saw*, It faisoieng snee • fus. 461 Cullelideq { whichise - Wainfly beta , nee for boil. no Imo pet Ro t es w hirs e s • s h owe d's,* Wee worth mt. She af. Atonsily..dectand.his innocence of the murder, but that • pralecesseurs pour pees - obilier d'aprover anvil.-- toje, sod the ether far redacting p_otators ut powder. Vide, terwa returned , * ' • ads Ml having flab' shown iiim•what nefoitattately • and, unexpectedly - he rheum'''. to be '. . Atom circumstances, the w o rmy maenHelt . e toorleted . the Do. she cnneeTved to be SktftWifinte, bltt which proved to . ripens.— I his lett**, he says, he sends by .haiel, as • m:.,a uses yolontie *Os' pear recevoir vas conieils ,teadast * .7• • . . . ~ wile s ' ' , k arma . anot e„ b a ke r, was akb charged b y c o l . be the other note •*of the'llistritig of which she hid in osee.luse Hai net pour les croire, pout ' sulfate, poi's, me tnettre, en tiagbourn *ilk . . . . • titehre it. In this letter he most earneetty ttqu!st, hauls* a quantity of alias sat pondors on file not told hitn- 7 04lie l kept it... I i. • ... • h' it • . 1 preauses,., 'eh, apgeared, were found ia the bakehouse. Ile; - •the postage she would never re. I I i • ' • T wirer.—" Phey• het called you together, es sisi . was filie d Hl' Ia" 1 ' eh° 2 PP •afn ur tiud he bee agsa " sit e t be prr-teeesnire did, is er dor re laduae•youretionfli to .pp s t y parks, of soire tdo g bit w ow ,. he iiiii ` ihw 0,40,0 to 2.4 d h w ee , .• i • if . „ W oe :. Wilkie swevedithet about sin o'clock * in the 1,3 7 1111 - this rn • ether wo' ilea amongst_ ail . a I letter •Io wtoth. he teet lets, them t'F,.tiii ~. .2 .. ~ , I hil (Tien , kaiii! ac- eskers, sae ' used them very roughly , &tee Hoop carat ur the, Morning of . the IQthlsg the . present 'month, the, the; effints i l . neei lt . 6au t am i • will, !lotto receive counsel front you, and be lastrasied,under for the amok ' • ~ ~ Frier Itiseele letha dolts rie'whlci itiso, conquerors, aid; .Tw 4 hitialegt7. liCeirrlegirchho l 9, VrOhliveMilf4 o . til i g i r m lag • • • ' calif, to ,bit; It and said she had' nee. 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