The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-10 00:00:00

Eq w If; ~, al feLDENHAfiIt t- ihitt` A 7'` . 8. .........:._ • ASCENSION OF THE IROLLOON, 'I , The incalculable concourse .of p eo p le assentbied rith„,• mato; ~ yesterday, for the purpose of seeing the Balloon and on , ascend, was similar to the day before. About ten ma kio. iis o'clock, the balloon and car were re mo v ed from the Fry ludo Assembly-rooms to the yard belongietto..the Iron b, r oun d Railway Cowpony, at the extrevnity Of itliotown, Ns , 11, d i _ the Gloucester road. At eleven o'elockv,Mr. Sad- r ata ; ler, accompanied by his Committee, 'Consisting of ;mow, le Ore gentlemen of the town,distinguishod by wear-, l e r! ing ow their breasts. large .silver medals, chat were r presented to Mr. Sadler by the ittbabitaets of 131 r.. i....._ _ _ rot+igham, afoul& last ascension from that place.— rep , ha l t Oh ow side iii• an excellent likeness of this celebrated w l; r is.A. rhterrcter, with an inseription„ stating it to be James 11131JIIRLpTIpli Sadler, the 'first English aeronaut. O n the. other! ilsrree.sissuriit.!-.1P.--- side, Mr. Sadler is represented seated in his elegant ; t ml aT e i e )h r * On . as , ~,...„ s,„ ...4. „ ....„ .) .;•••, ~i _. ,and pressed Met from . her; this•ship 14. it . oil het :• eeri in i car, under a balloon, and stating it to be his twenty- . Dew h ,; r o we _ e r w ind. „__ _ „... wad pot ._ __ ___ , - bilPiditi varianteut, „. ship .. o n e edit - - anneal in i !Meth' port, subject to the quarantine ' fi rst ascent, qll the:7th of. October, 1811, and that ; he tookeit'veithtimostotdarileassiorces the"eYePt - . count. i 9:1r.•.•. . sc ... : d wibes isido od wi wilasiatrutosisitiassirilsh•frindaol7.aidoganwonorhipae, but, c r y he teaverse4l upwards of 112 miles iti one hfilte and ir Faatn,4Wir phi Capes . . twenty minutes . - ~',:. ;.':1 to 011000amthe. -salrelairotittembinto the (Mote . _t Soenisset•--The 4041 penpi It. , , laws, whets her muster roll' was calle4Over tho Faabse-If that he 44 esnekti away, 'Alva , you was:alleged; -auctaacoauted for by the atateen us eve - e'elock that man About twelve e'elock, .mhan the neceefater prepli- . 14 / o W i l • " I C Olkef ' "at ' d if iti l t ' ' ail :" ate' n hesitate ', mooing he met the Prisoner wit a urge un o der repasbpd.gpiGarernmant, um th pedT e h C e o nc ra vo m :r a boama nd: o : 4 : 4 7 :4l 4:4 : : net of rations Were being made for filling - the balloont i will ... wor s t . p enc e., new b wri tw e ,: e rtmod r w itoetwatikeidkeelsee re leave. I suurr ,gpve hint. a n ostz et tish goentltHeit- 1 1 . . 1 sittlrt'SYlatitfirr NO tIONMII ihT, the wind heir extremely. boisterous, the pelni:llohe wastaleswit to, ea vfhtch - Pr . , •;',-.+ !.• -.• ' .it 'l ,. ~ 'l 4 4' , it W be ilA fi N ge n:el:ar il Al b e eal red ig' U P :e sed r . arre A st: l a::: filis 7 v i iiisit ith vi • nii *hich the balloon was to be hoisted, and other bitsta yt . Thomsen„catlrr, WI !lam at e i t i attiolii r g he'butiffle,'the tritisellifbilkeak to times 9 1 1 41 "li 4 tfl'i•'; • & va Tierney prevarretiotis, unfortunately blew down, "ittet- - • e s els e dead body of amid, tied up as chwoost aisapeed- Fitette4+ollr know srliss It 404 . ti. i! . be pitied' in qUirantine. the commenrement or the filling or the balloon was lowle•end eats, eareetteoet,iril a rere ,af,jr,7 o ,l.tflog2t tif souitunti+-, •.,,..certakigh ypuhge thocing,, ceiving notice of this was so terrified, that helksteeed wax, on a shot' to his body, j Frain...Wl:l4 then ' , ligtAlpaue3pipe.dicecti . y.. retarded till half past one o'clock, when a hand of ?L i lt 'VT Pr ikerehd isoner, lato . c t sts ui t i oa nd y it , ,og an rt jo eu pet t to i a in g,d e oe llie xeati st* , o , llo. . a fig Mind instruments struck up st God saociAelCing." ing•thaterasAsedell three theterecedieg ruling- t'i; , ! ... • Sat mittestelite iifeciVll by m u ch AO beat way, to, dttlyesedY; Ws trensa.ction,. we Understand , took • , restdint at NO. 7, 1 . 4 s • At one ecletit the Batik was shut'lathe. italbiereAf the Captain Allimitial, cone to, kilqW , plattalt. outk ;beet o mouth since. The Co • • • Colosade.• B14,0621)90. being so greedy i1.17s up,, end a writ,. I Ann nee*, t h e widow of the dMa ten notice stuck on the door, stating ,het, Medal's i la w se e , at e nmmui l e d by her daughter and the oodooftk it we dowslail.Polljaintcooscropeo , asanslesubad reitionely *tope shore at the races at trireme of the ascension of the balloon, the Bank, wereshowntbe boat. Wave l(Kk -11 11 floOle Of ifbe OWL_ • . nThe. itiii..ba . roan a , 10ighIng al tbe straeMesTatoess, had mimed witU the mitllk:ro` i sm - e ,,a rWe bashandt he as a • would be closed for the remainder Of doe day. Tee,t=tr;s!,..teneetheeaeoriteoli're of th d co tro g .X44 Iltvdtblet tidtien:of raltk , %thick the propiaspity, of otherlla .. in . !lie' "bitty. Happily no infection Nears. as an . shops were all nearly shut, and the houses , locked up.issosimbury, Il e o ffi cer was ordered to acquaint ,tie ("Ore the heels : military despot bid, crested iu the br!On of, has tr a ricc4f t atistelo in" *pout or i n dist fume and deserted, slut scarcely a person was to.be seen i Seer* ef d .Bt. P ancras 'parish, that they iiiikit_see the .e . rf b le F i t Use :poor moldier, thteW .bitn,& piece of Motley. and which •he . pressed the . tillea4, bit tbe.strictt . of a , 1 r ewrite the Pr,soner. The parties presm in the town except travellera, - Olthough High-street : o ni e t reedineo4r . to P ; • te.ThePriemiter, as he wasbegat Hand •Patill.,oll. ••- *, Government is note the's* •iesteaseenstable cm that in general is so thronged Chit Itii• diflicult to pass; f from the bar, with an air of assuraoce. asked the 111 " * "..±-1• . • The bilorquis D'Argens :was, at Is welt Itaorgav acelmant• , . however, it is greatly to be Unseated, that out of., bailable offence? lie WIM alniverco 2 , • . :art. ('AP w wi e til i re t a ade a bow and retired; asitidsk ilte hi g h in me favour of the:greet Ittetiericktoiabe weer , lone of the French prtsoners,, who lately escaped the immense concourse few indeapeld for admission.l exec i at in n , or an present. .' ' ' • ' Verged the etas ehreene displayed by Man . &trier,. his from the Perth dep6t, were discovered within a mile to see the operation of filling the. balloon and the Gw i„ iumt ._ji, h ,, tAwn ,,„ re . „A n i m a t w ee effilooldrujom • distresses in the memorable seven years wart • Having,; or Arbroath,, on Saturday forenoon, by a *einem revision i and the ingenious and enterprising artist, ! Wednesday, on suspicion of c uttlegttin t rocketel . ',Vlt r P oi a l. 7 .l „ e ia i givesstha Marquis riesta•ssi i On to pay *Visit ts.his.re- betonlint to theCustom-houseyacht stationed there Mr-Sadler, the first English aertnalot, .will be a on the evening o f fu b 47111. - " P I Wien§ in Provence, he was afraid test the charm of who procured the assistance of some labourers who i fOr r e ih fin ° ina l t v iZ ir, team of severit hundred pounds, instead of being a i Is roosiAt - oireof• - • , the sun : of Provence should prove too powerful: tom were at a little distance, and attempted t o awe . ;sir.. Parry stated, that lie was a di,tiHer, :Ms Chamberlain, who .was•••the 'most shivering of i bend them, upon which drew tleir, knives, eta gainer of so vouch at . least, especially is he was in. i lo walk nig throti F :t part Or thc 1-• air, oe Tuesday eighty . bet yi r vied le. , .re by a. number of the inhabitants, and from I :v in e c n ti s l i i ne ei E ht u clo k, in company with two lidies he elt nA Nue a piill at MS coat porket, and turnink kniti4 ; mortals, and that he would • dot easily be prevailed] threatened to stab any wee -who mould lay hold of their allurements he :was induced, to give up a round seised on the apt) of the primsar k r e , i a bruchad., laba t a i rl:br i lon to' return. The event justified his Majesty's sus. i them ; but on the ;Mild of a` re/Weltin g par y lucrative engagement to ascend from Ireland. .., . !ai_ The King idimediately ditpatched to . thtsl and other assistance; the 'Frenchmen • subirtitti4l:-. in ti:taligaerg,aititlii ii i r r 6in seat.h pa :hens; had b r eed :ken hi w s; s igtet-Cal, Pitiong• The balloon was made of white and crimson silk ' ', past due s Marquis°. islet several printad copies of.apretended i They stated, that on Tharidey night they were oa in the shape of a Windsor pear, but net: upon such containing it - ebeck on Fresco+, and Co. for 511. a bill ; fir 431. aad fil . .or i lol. lie fo o r ldz e uvw . h se ir i h z , e igi e il,k ri ai: orte i' r :lnr; Ivy sentence a contlentnation 'of the writings of the I beard a vessel at Dundee, bat which they were uts.. a large scale as intended, owing to. the person sup.. I t r e 'd co ni' l l a e:• a T h e :4.; rid enarg m ea c h u ira with robliiiig him, when the Pri- Marquis'brthe Archbishop of Air, with orders to i able to carry off on account of the neap tide which plying the silk not sending it , s u fficiently strong .and weer, holding notion" hi, hands. mid protesting that he bad no place. one on his Master's chimney-piece. This more ' p re vented her floating. a prepao.d. There was some impediment its the pro.. peueerty of i e Prosecutor 's in h r i s s o p is ossess in t i ti o , n, o w. ffer i e w d eto collet! set of eloquence produced . the desired effect. Terri.l • • . •. ems of filing the balloon, which prevented it from n le . e. tie prison who • fled at this pretendedsentence, he instantlysetout A melancholy accident happened at Ilitchwn, us Suffolk, on the 4th inst. As Mr. -Robert filling with that facility that was expected. 071 to r t: ir, ...nricitt:drihat 0z_.17.....er4 .... At 20 had rotteed him, tvit another man who ssas in die cus:ody of the ! for es . that 1 .. Potsdam , without disclosing to any one the me. f • minutes past four o'clock, the'power of the -balloon officers. Toe Prosecutor, neverthelev, being confidentb place, d' • Snelling , farmer, of the a ore an an Intimate friend, was ascertained by its being properly.adjusted, woe Prisoner; whom lie Meyer ported week , had Abe cad of his (the i eve for his sudden departure. He travelled through., were shooting, the gu n of the latter aCiidentilly ksemeentor's) ; eout. in his hand when he brat seized uoz %s i pt~ r. France under an assumed mime. At every stage the ! it was the.gesteral opinion that , it had not power to persisted in wearing him, alai canied hien before t h e M A f went off, and shot Mr.Siielling in the leg, which rise with Nir.Sadler. valet took care that his Master should receive from The poeketantek was not round, and liven probability, fell to' was so much Shattered, that amputation was imene. the ground and wa. picked up by some one of the crowd. There the landlord a copy of the sentence, as the news of &lately required, but he died within an hour after After the car had ,been• properly fastened to the was nothing fornd on the Prisoner. the day, which induced the Marquis to make all , balloon, Windham Sadler, an interesting youth, the The Proolier stated himself to he a horit and: shoe.maker,•rm. the operation. The deceased was about thirt fi y- ve in t In Chiswell-street, a here be had lived in • one house foe Possible hasteto return to a country where the sun, Mn of Mr. Sadler, only between 16 and 17 years I til d e tan twelve years, lie had gone to the fair to look for Isio iit is true, was tgenial ' Provence, but no so as in rovence,years of age, was greatly respected, and, has left a of gee, entered the . car, with all the composure, eldest da t igh.er. a child of eleveu years Of age, who had gnat t where there w as neither Bishops nor Episcopal sea. '' i' 1 . wife and four children to lament his loss.—By an fortitude courage, and indifference, which his se. 1 thither with o ut his emisent, soul had oven e l v slang b) the 1 , Inquisition la en before the Coroner, on the 6th, erowd, winat having any cuatruelover himsef, or aver dm I tences to be dreaded. • • I it appeared that Mr. Snelling's friend was walking teran father possesses. At a quarter before five o'clock, position of his arms at the time he was seized upon by the Pri every thing being ascertained to be properly secured, 'tenter. 11e sOlimaty protested his innocence of what the Pm- , I hi cSSULMAN COURTSET.—Atirstglish embassy was' hehinithim having his gnu ender his arm, with the .t bout : sent to compliment an Emperor of Morocco on his ; mouth downwards, when Mr. Snelling suddenly a signal was given, all the ropes were loosened, end r i f n ut:rd.:,:x: i . i i s vi c a u r n ir e il bad t o„.. t u rg ai gi7 u. ~ the youth ascended with the greatest fortitude,"•waeieg been ma i d e . • - .., .. - ' accession to the throne. The dragoman, on reading t ime aseg . , rotted, his leg touched the gun, which weut i.— kid ! the letter of con r 2 atulation to this dread sovereign, ; o fe; and the above consequences closed Verdict-- a flag in the most exulting manner, the multitude A ntenbectithe-Pelenter's ariltittatiras Kane Of w••••-• • . - •-• • % him an excellent character for I made a pause of about three minu tes at the end of . Accidental Death. cheering him with repeated huzzas, the balloon ti m ". n nirn malt' Ye nt i '.' r " ., . . during .hisl m perial honesty, sohriets, aei Illi 11011. i% • rising in the most magnificent and sublime style : ' Toe Prosmeuenr , though thomaghly satisfied in his own mind, l every sentence , which a,READVuL MuaDEß.—un th e 3d a man of the atmosphere appeared to favour the ascension, le :as to the fact of the Primmer Nowa the tilt of the Prosecutor's re stud a felt' , words in a solemn tone of voice- .: e, 40 . years of age, a -savage in intellect, and wholly , coat in his hand at the mu pent he first seized on him, yet tad no and he had no sooner ended than the gentl e me n ei ' unacquainted with the rudiments •of' religion, who being extremely calm at the time, and the sky to - desire to prosecute, if he sairi that the chick on Prescottaad Co. ' . • the embassy, following the exampl e . or the inter- o t s aa lerably clear, the wind blowing a gentle breeze to : was not presented for payent.with his parents near Ahergivenny, from, a the southwest. til l 't.. ' prefer, I The i'risouer, in these circumstances, was . remanded made a low bow and returned thanks.- Sudden-and diabolical impulse, formed the horrible . morrow. i A midshipman, who had accompanied the mission , I 'Die balloon remained in sight from the 'pot it as- i ~ resolution of murdering Ms parents. . . Possessed . Bow-svar.cr.- r J. Roo, East. aua P . RickAßowt,. !began to entertain some suspicions of the nature of : with this dreadful resolution, he snatche tap a rough cendetl from for seven' minutes, then became ob- ; Esq.-Catharine Gilson was brought in the-coiled' , of Salome, 1 • • Seared for five minutes, re-appeared, and was seen; on a warrant, for taking illegal ismerances in the Mate Lottery. ; the see g min compliment on the part of this • august ! billet of wood, and attacked his father and his me ' ' • It appeared that on the morning of the first day of drawing of t at the London end of the town till half-past fiyepersonage and having a good memory, and being an : thee, and smashed their skulls to atoms, and frac the State Lottei'y in May last. 4 insured with th • !prisoner , I 1 mimic,determined, few days ft to tr . n'eock. Every person appeared highly *gratified •at a ho ' ie in Holborn, the 14 Odds fer the tint drools. Ina that 'excellent a B it t h erl h d Dye* tared the other bones of their bodies, as they lay on with the sublime sight. Mr. Sadler set off post in a ' day, for half-a-guinea. De met the Pri soner to the street, ! its effect on a boat ' s crew , M o or s. ne a , the floor. lie 'then went to his • brother-in-law's whin) he had known for stone time, and she asked him if he ' ;soo ner carried his resoletion into effect, than they im. ; house 'aod exclaimed, 6 ' I have done the decd."— carriage to follow the balloon, and his eldest moo on Zad any notion of a noinher , fee said he had, of the 14400, aad ; ..,,u, atelvdrew their daggers, and would have killed v horseback. Various reports were brought during he went into a barber's shop with her, and paid. hereightpence ! ."'---- ~ • • h a d • lie then related the circumstances el the murder, and the evening and night ofehe descent. Mr. Sadler and for the insurance . The d t'been rescued from their • w ar...... 1 had been issued against the hint on the spot, uDe 0 Prisoner tor a length of time, hut she could not be found` be- ! fury Ott an explanation tak ing place i t was d i s - with blood, declared he . was Corn e to murder his its eldest son returned here this morning, about seven fore, as she tear ell aware that the officers were aearchiag for 1 .r • . . .-0 ,i. . . •• • . rea that the Kleiman eXpretistoits for which the o'clock, with. an account which they had received, her, and kept out of the way. A person . froui tbe Stamp Othce cove , . .•.. . r i v ed also. His b the I law tusked on the mon. sister brother-in-law r- tt- r 'which they thought could be depended upon , that . f (o ._ r. roved that the Pri , .ner was not a licensed Lottery Office ; gentlemen of theemhasty had tetti thanks by the 'stet., pinioned his arms, and, ,bt the assistance of pe Salmon found upon her, at the Note of 'her ap•prrhen- i 6..,,, r e spect f u l '• 411 4 °hematites, n duly translated into :. the descent shad taken place within a 'few miles of, eon, several papers with members w elite°. on them, similar to : •"`"". Chipping Norton, iu safety, and that the youth those used by persons taking illegal insurance. Mr. Adolphus ! English, was strictly tantataount to the 'following se. I tragedy has created great sensations in the comet, attended a.s Compel for the Primmer. She was ceovicted its a : lutation, which is the most execrable that can either i i w ; re it was, perpetrated. bad returned in a chaise and four to Cheltenham • • , rogue and vagabond, and committed to the House of Correction but were greatly surprised on their arrival not to find for one mouth. be uttered or received 'tin the part of a blahomedan, A Nisi I r i ses case of great ag ricultural .impart. him. decent apPmrance perhaps not known in England, that at Tu . • I vim. " YOu are all awfie 1 4 - • once was last week tried at Carlisle, respecting the . At a quarter before two o 'clock the intrepid youth . na rb e l :itl i r„ s r;U l e u t "-: 07 . ' preferred il°lg d of 74: l 4:alctli flit tII o taco aamml 1 nil lt is !right of tithing common land. We understand the arrived, in better health and spirits.thanaplum he as. Taylor and Pittard, shoneakers, living in the ne i 4 soosseeed . there is an academy of Jurisprudenee, the Mem. ' verdict now•settles the law to be, ,het no common tended, to the, great joy *of his it nxietta Ikmily, .the ,or Alonrfields• fora gross and n"trairLl,' asr•l"..k. . 1 bets of which are exclusively . Occupied in pleading • ground is tithable until seeen.years have elapsed front and the public at large. Ile came in a ' stolzttrar`ere:rredmif4:nethe statement had o taken nlP pl . tt i m illi ttr 'e bergnitu'oosly the causes of poor Adividuals, to whom . , its breaking up, providing that it, requires any ma inhabitants,post.chaise from Oxford, *with the ballootein it, and sister and the Defendants, in the course of %%rdoesda'y n i o nt is ti , they also give every species of advice connected wick . inuring or more than one ploughing the first year in the ear at the top. The- report of . his vo y a ge mnd Logi t att t;:lii l e ...tfu ss -.l:e h esn a d s ed ° l l l i l l e ir i:::l; l ef l e ) u r cliTif= l ' their profession without any expense wiiatever. This order to raise a crop. ... 'is, that for tee • minidetilliti bused tie' likleilts of the rat, .. this is one or the to---s," and immediately oimailed ber. .•academy publishes. at intervals reports of the suits i • ' On the 30th of ' July, a Cricket match wmtplayed people atter,ie bad ascended. ' .. ,, t• f'' ....: • She endeavoured todefenil herself, hut they knocked her down. conducted by its Menibers before the several tribe - The greatest difkculty he etperietelbfilljle t ellten he Cl w t e a b, r i s l b, k e me e k, bk_h ! r shoulders, tore her elmth v es it ' it ~ . and nods of the department ;as also an exposition of the . , _ . between the Ili not Club and the Wath and Menne:- n o se dai .At farther appeared that i a ex- . • • the ' 1 a nd cr i m i n al • ~,..io d ic al s h ee t s kt., .- ley L•lub, at Y r ork Gate. In the two Innings was the highest , when the prislitiihrbriiteittAos. his Pe"° le a ali94 indecent umbers aid wadirhicer let " CI" In r'" • • • ' NlVltlbVtilb Stored - TM sswiebes,.wwiLawkiiipan lit, Vibere was so, extreraely gree t ' fat! Otel*e diai 'such a 5 .4g,.kbodus.4ll.‘ to deat. though the necessity of such an institution I* , . e fad s a t the case were turther proved by the testimonydeifi ed, slit h aving three wickets to cense down.----Ott the elanch'ol consideration,y it cannot be eery thick - fall of snow, that beat siteinit i ts* balloon o s th p,„„,,tahle who took the' Prisoners Into custody, sad by ', M i ._ _.f t t the IV Club played the Stalely and die& !Ids o ugus e tpon _with so•mectr •violence;'thafit itie Stitch the utmost three creditable looking Vault women, who whacked the ,fie views of the founders ent i t l e there to 'Mickley Club, when the former scored 222 notelet, difficulty he could open thetitheti When be descend- Le". ; ' • • praise. The Decedents eieleavoured to !testify iiihiseliett by dating, , i . • and the latter only F 13.-011 t 3hel th and 14th of 'dis•o - • • id - when 'reheard Rudd , when ' re heard the ' tha t previous to the assank„which Was falsely; Amanda' to their 1 When Voltaire's tragedy of Merope was first re- August, the Ripon Glib again met the Wath mad .. he :Wired his flak' to 'them. accoeat, stated to :Are been comm itted . thew had beef's's:rat- presented at Paris, the character of Pogonte, the ; Memerley Club on the roes-ground at Ripen, when 'old descehdieg on ' Wedgewood :tin: p m araur st o o n lag) ;1 b rwheoudlzdarzt=lecci tMNrm ato tir t s;s ii 'L 1 : 7 1 1 4 tyrant, was allotted to Paulin. While the tragedy i 1 the,Ri ton Club scored 133, and the Wath 86.—0 s I being entanglid witch trees. and other househlild ligolds. . - ..• was in rehearsal, the Poet, as was usual with hint, i ,__ 31 of . September the Ripon Club played the 1 . rely little difficult y % at ten mi. ' esTtudrenrathstyytallgeey ito n 1 127 h 6 e nre i r a d , h i l l a ntr a l a e° 4 0c l i i h a r g added correction on correction, to the great annoy.l . ‘"v York Club on Koavesmire, - near the City of York, Geld near Chadlingtan=h I I till's Iha P t 4 theircondtal was highly brutal and uninsoily, ordered them once of the actors. Having spent one night • in re 1 '. ; 'When the-former scored-more in one innings, by US Chipping , Norton: The first to find bail to ua.wer far the assault and exposure, at OK See- • rising his play, he waked his lackey at three o'clack . him *at arined with' a pitch- • trast:dn'here he had tio doubt they would be treated as they tie-; iti the morning, and ordered him to carry scorers- notches, than the York Clabdid in two. On 'the 13th of September a matcb.is to be played , Lord, Sir, 'wherehitte you come - FELONY .. . • - 1 tion to Paulin. The servant represented to him , t ha t in -Lord ilsarwoon's Park, bet Ween the Ripon a nd afterwards assisted by the Rev. G: D.' . John loe iFitridgie,dp:l. other P h .ogland were slumme d , 11l one ' at such an undue hour M. Paulin would he asleep, Harewood Clebs : tie latter being considered tile .... of ethers, Who rendered him , :ulna s ! fil n b ir . i i i i fint i ntled sua r p, w tle t property of Mr . Be rridge,aB„ii_ : and that it, would be impassible to get admission.— f tplayers in irs . _. Yorkshire s the odds are eix to four assistance. He proceeded to Oxford, man,' in Tower street. -, , ... i .„ 1 " Go this instant," answered Voltaire gravely, " ty. im'acconeeinted here-hy a sou- • - ue , N t i v r- or e ll i ri l fg e r. g a la tro• d 'ot i iii iiL s Po in fe rfi rer, lo t :T= te libb t ih i r o bt e i rants never sleep." • . . agatest Ripon. ' lie has been chaired round the watched ; and his brother -in-lair saw ltintryesterdey 'learning i SINGULAR ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.—A young mart, _ liken off. l• take ottiltrown pisperantivel from his warehouse. Sweet* 'of musical talents, A native of York, but now resid . . .• I, that it was some preperAy.to which he had no right, he was fol.', • • the -..... its in negg u oo : lowed, and was-traced to the Queen's Hend tedalcdteute,•io • Tuesday last. The ,0 9Its et: e 0.,.. man, in a Thames-streee :seer ., e jieleft it , hams after he pied &fey the iin a most shocking manner, en • , " , wae pessing throw Norwich- s at: P o V a lwn, " 1 appr lled ehe for u, au h d is took away;it re ap s = bl i tz li cause . assigned for this rash action is the refusal of a he snatCheel up a hild about - 4k ...etc Itieko.ip was.tound. ' l odg in g s :. • ' • 1 young woman .to marry him, whose amiable charac. the door of its 'Parents, aid I.:oclaild bAid he had called for the parcel by the desire of El- ' ter 'bud fixed his affections. Prompt assistance was did net now.its coulee's. (apparently In', sport ), uhfor. ind frgw nli ere both recummiued Tor fortheiv• MIL ' twin mon , , obtained; and we are happy to learn that he is in a ild in its 4 desient, which fell' day next. • . . .. fair way of recovery ; and . moreover, has become , .• pavement, with such violence as; .. ' PRICE OF FLOUR. ... „,_. 'attached to life, in. consequence of some. person'of from iti eers;gnd otherwise - so se. i A 4111 " 1/8 ) mated t;i/ilier, anel * d • y eilera g Deror tj h d i . Vary gstraordittary benevolence, having presented him o render its recovery hopeless. rip Metros, in coustiquence of WillialMO nit lest! by , bit r with a sum of 4v hundred pounds, which, now that . l, that the . personfille`witiressed . fhe complaint Realisable& was. this athavirsa vote comi due. W. ;high romeetic feeling has beeu somewhat reduced not 'sufficient' presence of mind"4l/nallonmee'!l"ll,itr'pliVartritiettwtereaustalleallagasutreeg. ilL•Ailace4P9*.:llllirettuiP; • he considers almleme • :% • ' ' i loam's it Avon* lo nehipflis tasasat*Wapilsfilisipsiso compensation Wille44,lo;get, ; l4 . 4rlro ► , mach -violence 'difficulty he, could open a short distance over people shooting, and' *He rose again to avoid Forest,. being fearful of ~ • He descended with vi • 'SKIMS befiire six, in a f a short illstinte from I bilk that approached I tied, who cried, " 'Vein ?" fie was afterws 'Div% 9 • and a number c • : every ponibie assistant *hero he slept, and 40 ain. Since his arrival I town, and his horses ti • •On ToesdaW after el state of intoxication • Court, Fetter-lane, ill - three years old, frees' whilst tossing it about .tunatelY missed tboehi with its head on the pi 11 . , to foree the blood fron verely injorit'it aitnn e are 10rry to add; t • t saction hed•n6 to detain the offender. • • .. tialt ll r , , .... !.. ti 10. 11114 C . &Al . . . .. . . - - -- - - - - - - pailia t % t lc. ...AN,k ty,b- ealgatie d attlark i ctlg ie ttla i di d iti GaLidort laitts' it vireo, -w_- .... `We au ,nowp y 4ri g- 41 1 ~..... ! , r its . „.• Public the singular . preservalion i 4 rho active young . la a. r ids ' ali aim be mei as " 44 0 0 4 4 4 kitSwhotott 'fie IUNIM/11-113 ti...-AVii 6 aliikllooll c n ',L;ro!!• 4 1 0 0_ 7 , lib ! Lex r liar . vlbali om en , me-wai sooripi44 4 thjoet.s the ._ with Itrrtk NI igka Ar t a . i fli o7V !'"`"`"' . bentlie• ite'llOW Wlibit ' ad &nlih rt t he rL day l nn aP Wlll v o „,, se Met acivailli'd"hlk *Ai 1 iire l * . irk. Ake/ • - I *Ai' . • • ' l b "' 414 ' 44 1 14i1i k 1141'41'A% ably 1411 K d 111 4, 1 4 .... out is tbe meriting. with r ki g . 04 , 4 1 1 f beZfa b iZac t r 714,4 1 •• • .41311 P . -1.:‘• , mar f: c) fiengotidll OA eite.,4l Mates Dag Artes ; the ltaiF T 'a • Peckham talc; the ft WI 11.4=sl i k e m a t i n ing;%Atir; tbeibilltill4W6lllllld vii , . , %mo ck be ws . ttlt Oirwiltb ts, a:S s aatly knowtaliti *Me. Gt t e , d te ned r ro v I : i nd: ke the els d e t s lhr ;: etd : d iu r r . . al o t ftistill4 wart al"" i t ort chrel , f o linb i r w k it nAl i f e r e "e1"14 1 "rag 44"1"1144 . a . „. • 4: ,, , 4 ,.,, .. ?.ii1441 ... — 7 - . •-• , - 7 ---, --I' ". •' . ..,' ; I i m .' ta ; .: 01 ' . 44 . " .. id • Vili a s t t 8 Wl4 ltt. -.rt tiVO ° .44 1 11W-d,-411harttlotfhethwe°F,,,t 0.. .. taken away. A neighboirstatia... •. sa t. :out a.edtieSebtl4l.ith:-frallimillill.rneligYo7.l'°•i°47ll:lt:g: ti/enkilirbg:lehtillrl47:E:Pfiettil°l76l4ll4":ll..:6o;:rliflt."""hghwilltueeerioseisiedrkernip::obhyit:eat'llars.thilpu.l'r:t:Tbligilrh:ll:l:' rt e: taibhnboooodte: the r e i t l i ca lT ie : e he dks ' i afte t .p th is m ict itrrw : eams:llikissairiiiiethe..-Oelvrtiortilbeirmasill'fill: 0 10K cempoti itd, ns ' pl ifattedb fit i V ,for . trati l s ' sot F h red etater. .. A , :i testa ck ao : t h e i s . n ei . 'th. t ,anh hs c i y "lit i . pen .: on duty.pald klm.lho`Ps oll • 1 , 111 4 king dom r haa p do . is n e.a ur i fe , wof aSeetnbY Amoy re *lnk Insch•ease and. peoptiety. . Freder ick ,, whole il-tii# engiageinvot for Me l sole pa rpm.. of Wortley. c . *T h .% 14 14 P 6 .6466 6 q s 16 " 6 accortileg,teicasiout attired into conserso4, a w ith plaint hill 'of, CAPlhdie MAPLES, we aneerstauck mum wit 14 die 001104 sat being 1 rope having t. it him, and welt ninth pl - with, the. naivets,o( )#$ ' has iepreeented. ) l4'onnAect inat saw hroglso;ne roan:* worth 41 . 01. be was ilLeed diocbamiii; Rrssmiaterio t i malt • „ ;. , answers* • Why, ask, lift. la Ow col m, of per tathalidelicaffy, .m 1.1141400 o.. u v ;Rea 114 lisrrow.waftwuu.--Yeerrrece emu, irletenhil i ttX t wat the concertino% do y sovisoke a pipe lkie cold. • rewird,of bia.tup44.7l7-(PAyke. Vforcao , • . Joseph N &On. 'PS bf"ght 1 P . 1 4 PM cvitey I n . the morningl -,* -.. .. . • 1 . •A Captainot a peat! . vessel: li tote 4 nice of 11 , 4 °Mer, on a chat* of ideal; ag it lle4d Deo Yam • , va s , . _,_ -That's kw hisrvini-cround. When thE Primmer 1;lin pat!, tbe•br, 1 001.wwit44--Luotw wiwg,i. Aares....,2utdo•upoik itay;ac. eerpnieet, bearded a shi p front the IVI,Mi tnrra ;• al ...a ....cox] . a .i. i, tenni ii ar • . kidl*aist. iL: ...: —.". I. irl.': BIRTH. Lately, Mrs. 411Ightholm, wife of . Mr. Jabs s &ar k. a painter. of Scoraoroigh, Yorkshire. was &wilder, mita a complete set of teeth. MARRIED. .on,thelth igst, sSt..litepheis's,$ St..litepheis's, 4 Richards, to Abu S.. Oliver. ,Jfir.' DIED. Tburstl i by, it Ms louse; KratisbAttwi!, 'Ms. Tbempralf.o lll6 * draper. Hisb Holborn: At Vittoria, vri letb•eU -i s etenreereee of abe from his Is, J.trYielliford, hoe• eget a, eldest spu 1 10( late J. A T ~ 14D41,101% Vriptei ti estlebilssse, by 1 11. Leitit 8 1 lug ir:ressar t elftekr..fil nue** . •