The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-07-30 00:00:00

F 1I• IF f l: I. i ti it f: • o. ~. ••• fAN: Oa, . 0 • . . .. • finny Jvir 25. Th e C a th o lic Board'preatnted their Attdrese.on Si turday to Mr. Grattan. The following is a copy of BURG LARY. -' • Thomas Coates, a footman in the employment of Mr'. Morley, a merchant, residing in Broad-street, the'Cit - was Oksterday,e‘antined et the Mansion. - , - which bekrovied 10 flanplannei •••• * hit were found in -,- • the yard. , ... .. n , n . ,::. • - -:-.1.-„- The . pitrole copfirried S* ell in the fact of . their . . n ; thritrp - 4 4 , oits • ; 4at ra l. y :R .-- lie ; being upon the alert; when the alarm was firstgivin ; I ,--li.aerdAy, ream,thi.frauw nt oicreelo a N i d t h i l 4 ,offirt no perions could have escaped from. the back of Mr.l r e tr i x . 0 on : -efaieb.Atipai 1:01:. the waro f fir 4 - ciiiii :_to - - - Vel agftii The Plllieu • • ...mbspem , ' k 'ti'n'us-erekilehitnrejsl"-stat'eha'd".vittii-Inittrei.P°39si4a-per• i tif -Y rSitoll .‘lrs oise -1- l'f a 4 t; ‘l;:i: l T Yi r s * il l'hild'ir:riedi .. - in t ..icy, at hasten.. -y,c , ~_ - , , i - 1 is Answer :- • - , - • • ' . ~ • house, before the Loan MAYQa, . one seepielon !!. , arley's house without their seeing them: " I have the honottr to rethili. 7 14 my stooks with great ' . . - , ~, Unit wilttertflalitutarti WaaJdar CHOI) el • • 'The evidence in support of•the charge having 'been ' d . y , r , itt.tairearo e tram and sineerity. ! having • berglariously brhken out •of 'bit .. maater's. said , h , 44 , 1 ,, d0ing . gave her SI. likfoniP IliaCt• Rd to hili little aeces'sit 0..1.. ; b E • 3 ' ... ; •„ , ecee!edogho . gave the' .3 me. evidence . as she aid fternre he CI . . 1,_, ) .. if I have laboured in yew taw, I hietetionit no more ! house, and 'stolen therefrom a Considers - Mt 4i ll6 lti t .t . gone through, the Prisoner was Oleos what he • nao eo ners J opyi „he o s * f„ floii i i , x 44itiiiix en *deo no u i ,„. than my - duly; and, thangli I cueing .-_to myself the ! . pr tier which your partiality bestows, . a r ts ack . novrietlge, at • . got to say in his 'defence ?- Hi repeated 'the story. by lir„lnieroa, ihr tilitiug,htagmany. she ftr i i (h c . r • l e- i i , .":::! P ar t !which lie had told SaPwelland • Icon. oh.. merit ofitnyteg perbevered In your nitric.. , I °I It s f i r iv . e i r io p t l a a . t a e :ie, the Barrister, attended on tie led 1, It, 9.5. for 4 brd,aud the rc.naintier fur stria other filth -' e ' -'." . the utmost to preserve his master's prOpeity *lien :‘ofitroisb aroatu: .Tlir jrataighttliev to limo, Ft" ,i- For the past ditappoionpents aytet:ding my . errs In the o f r , ..• cause „f that p „,,, rieraree . I aow and tome curt , okai " . nlien to the %.,oinplainant, and stated ' the facts which l perceive or triit what you yams. .... . h of hes sor e a Irk a suspicion of the Prisoner's guilt ; after.wh„iich he was ktioncketl down., With respett - to the - table .. lt'll: l B , l K r !ILL' Taldgitiß;Ail_t_ct . !_l! i lley.._me rr t_Leary's ...m....4 - nnt f in writ ,aet !, cloth, he said that . had been left , dirty upon - the need 3 ,1, ° ,,7,. r a;E:7,7.4' u t m z,N,.d . 17 0 pilki.c.,,, 4. 11. . ' h at l'"frdie" ***P *** lol4 . II" 'hat It eniTIP 'ICY Ihe called it itnesscs to stipport his statement. The I T ~. n 4 i. 'P C 1 , en,. sneer the , 1 - 4 dois made tas way to t ilts+ studensaniling al' mewed.' mina. 1 fi r st per son , examined was - kitchen dresser , and his clothes -were ...taken from a met told Omni they. *told make Stettin lod uIN - l ' ..! ' in the lag Se.sioti of Varliathent, the spirit of the t oot•e of ,rs ~ • . • ~ g .V, SIMI WO( • drawer under the plate chest in the .kitelien, where ' r u iplV,;e -nes t t r fi l Y l a i tif ra .". (4 ' 1 1 . 1. " 1 2Y 141 '-'-lliet,chituk„_rolly arriTt: t'omiamai, on the lailtolir sultitet, to he coneiliating: I availed * . Me. • morley.7.--rie stated,. that the Prisoner ha d Myself of that augpitimuilispookiniti and I• il , : OMR i that the been in . his service about four months ; that about ;h e kept hi s wear i ng apparel. , ,• • • tour .7 a 1.. 11 ( b l i : . ,:rti in ~ ..‘cy 4.r,..u, ti m pt.,, m i tiet , . , flit; ta,nh e li(w". 1 eW illifiti Ot ArOitglrt. Lear '. .it*lite Of ) °fir caul*, the number of Some frie`ath4 cite users- ' • Oancy.or common - sense; aectimpanied by a spirit of Oltenia. r.lei I weals I t back hating, after the Prisoner had re- The Loan AT A.YOR said; he believed the Prisoner g.. t a i ri :', "ti l l al'it h a h te r t7 f a bt.7; t hr• b l u r Y w a g bl") , e a l ; I ,, fi l e y th e " r t'ra"ved j o j lino. ail! load to it caticiutiolt whieh Shill be the. attitiament of tired to rest, gone down stairs to see that the doors thate been formerly befOrehita for picking pockets, •to raa r tie - re n w e 'ork .. . ' Eta b . ein n, • " •e•aki tt it v i ti - I:" l " * " e "glitt a arlinaa your liberties, and Y. _____ia wand 0 orate!' " have,* anent, . , - • ih b l' in * were properly ' fastened , he observed a string ► passed it m, e answered, tor, 50 11 e.,, and asked the Priiotier - Whether that lad not been husband bad the money tked,• her.. hitshami to tkary'y room ;l i i, . . `• H NRY ti ATTAN." ' ! thecise ? The Priioner , however, positive) / denied • through the key hole of th e hall door and communi CATHOLIC !WARD. •... •' • ... eating with the comPtine-house, in which the Pri- r ,_ tee truth of the ) and throat out the , i f l u e elr l :" l m b h e l Fi a l l t ski l w t sii i i i i : 9le t:;:ir j" %, h .c. e s. r r ti v b usba n ee ll :nd u li k ert ha i. h d er e i l he u Y nd i m c' e he oi r iy m . f i r i i : ii i t r .un va ,:t l : l : 4 , accusation,' r i l n e g ec s e n 3 i tt ve ll i e wr in h t e r t t i t h tvek , n e ut in f h o i r Li:eland that e,,,.. STATIONERS' HALL, SArviin.tr,. hitt Si . . r siiner slept: lie did not take any notice of the sir i. 6 whale of his examinatiOii conducted h'intielf in a way liteiolutions of Thanks Were voted to the . Synod of curastance then, but burnt the string , and went t which imprelied the persona preseot with* a coo. Ulster, and to Sir Thomas GE/them. . bed. 'ln the morning he asked an explanation trent viction of his innocence. He said. he 'bad formerly arrYe ,thia....fier htabanctalways 'yet Abe moot ar y Y bi s i lr " .pe e A Resolution, Wading the Members of the,Roard this - Priioner as to the cause of the string tieing thus, „f_.ti servant with i'Majoi A . '-;:- , -- 1 ,.. ',Pio' lend' re- idgacied* who wag P rekent ° anstterm, 11°Y award gnu Ira . to attend in dresses of Irish manufacture, was also !'placed, when ` he told him that he had a brother who I" r trirm • Portegel Ind died in thig'country., ' b lle ttt .14°I the wa kis t ee :e n E ll ir r esiF f eu n na :u lF l n. tit h t;: b4nl i t at . " "e- te P e ic .. " " " wt r e u : Le :ii t :i b : l ( ) .:. , ~ . 1 , 44 , lia - uron:f bare fints44:ary:ar ad alkcin. hechostratut had a clean • agreed to, end the principle recommended for gene -'' was r. 1 •gein..: e -,,-'out of town very . early, and that he had !inroad . - : did not return In' tfie seine ship with bis 'Mister, rat adoption by thepeople throughout the tonntry. ,sa placed thestring, in order that by its being pulled came home lit a separate transport; and - „u r g e .he ns sn• boa arm, whyr i h he got Ingliett thrre, ni linnets The business, of the day bring concluded, and hft: 4 ;.be might be awoke at an early hour, so as _to eccom . it with :of one of his Tiories. • •• . • . , ; was not well; and ant able to wash it . ferhint ;he hadalse hll I)iminei I having tett the.. Chair, an altercation aroie .Pa nu him to the stage. Witness was...contei . ~ . The LOab *Alton said,he •ifas atrongly impreised 2:11„,"' starl , as „„ ae l, - " e alef ,, a it g at i a t ' s l ' ec ii- a „,, , , 4 4. 1t i ti 1e, g e ' e . nii: upon the redline business of calling another person t i thls expanation, but still kept a watchfu . l ey! : ois the. , within - 10M that he was the nten,wite had formerly • was informed 1 1a --.- reitt - g - iti a market -- W . .--b ' L iar:Le m ' e to the Chair, for the purpose .of , paying it comPli- i.Prisrmer- N t h la g , . h "" at ' transPiredlP incrfa" been beiioghfhefore Mai. - ,, , Frir tile Preienthe Would not knee. that the deemed ape Leary were itriu.kiitc in a 11:1 1 h1. meat to the conduct ,of the lo • rmer.. Qhairinan. On ;this suspicion's twilit last iiisht, when hit house wati tenant!` him' natal naturqe . z . ,ngq !it Ill? Ill!eents be de- . oclork at night; that. 'r hosbaptl pulled our his notes. gold, -._....- .. ' ;it.% - .... ... .. . .. .11,5-intuse netr where tivroarticr • was commitiee,. sho a t („ e i ce and sliver, m the . tificAortse. tp pax . for half ,millon of beer ; this•occasion the names of Mr. O'Gorman and Mr.l roblvd in such a manner . es, led' him to belleve either teary ..p.retesded he n : ashidlotother, and nude thedeceised put .liced .00 .oiNairlito esapta i ne the pre m ises, .and see Bigot were called at the same time, by different par- : that the Prisoner had himself r cisininitted the rolthi .. g 9. ',Whetter *ibis was a i ' Milieus* nersoni esca ties. Mr. Bigot is one of the ' Members of the Board, or had, in concert with others . , elected that '.' •-, ._ .• _ ~.. .. 4r ,,, 4 „...,.. fr r - . .V', P 7, se ho money, after payitlcAtilialliog,far the bettt.i Ntelaatklord , iii trete tee neck ~, : meetoo4e4 , lsorkso without reftniktittem mere liquor, and 'after seeing them ant shut the of the more moderate class, who,' being displeased ject.--lie. happened to be mit . .with Mrs, •s . t.. I I , d etecte d by . • • •- , •••• . 4, - • - • • : .• - • d o ,, e sh ' : i s i n t •e d • •fi .• h k , fi .... ... . with the recent proceedings, had, for some time ab- ley by the Wfitchmau or,patrole. to supper, and returned lioMe t elforit t* . .. v" ..?1,,,:, ,•-.., -, - -.., , , nas a a orm ,t at •auer to rreetlonarket I met teary on the mintier, ntshemiltder.- about•tbree o'clock, seated himself from the .sittings ; Mr. O'Gorman has i ®clock . The Prisoner let them hi. 'Ehettly tit! r.... ~. keg x . :risooor Is a y oun g•e awei h"t . ste t , an d speaks di : . ! e r t gy was yolkieptrY lagtond appearett.hurried, and in la heat ; that he hint ftsilk handkerchief - spotted, as herliushiad".• atways attended: • B e th" the _imams hating- h eel , r e. • wards he mid Mrs.` Mor b l: c riy retireftta *test, and he isit# ot,Torkshice accent, -,.. c: ,..... . . was, with which he teas Wilting hislitee. .N.ls prior appearing ,be d •. Instedly called, and,' as it ' l/bald seem, with . some . Prisoner also .Went to . - A _ • ' 1) , ch;.01I'; :• ..rT.4..:_. ... ,:... . warmtta, to pet a stop to thecettfoiion, Mr. o . , G er . , was awoke by a vitilent noise' w s hiditiripmded to . . ,t& r . '• l aa strict orders to en titre Anton the Itircbers in Ftret-Anr n ; ••• market ... , . , riew, rook. the Choir. . : ..,; . • . .. , like. he falling. of a gait - vilify •Of . .;glais, ana al * ~ it hieing, received intimation of an assertioo, . 4 .,‘ that. , i pont e. it out th e woman *he en d the wit. ,- sew th at story°, aud.malte coquiey in all the public•umein the Mr.iCosTinsw deprecitedanyTfiirlt of the kind,. instantli s afterwards tie beard fhb cry ;of moil* . vaccinetimvprotects people from . the small-pox for a neighboarhood.. - ." . T • Which had just shown iti.eif kit tenet do:incalculable .He got uP> a14 1 9•.0n looking out of,the'veindeiti, le few years only," and being deeply impressed with The deceisa's tett, a nda the shoi.inakers hammer were hen ' produced. :The tibia itoii ttt by* Trles;: , (Vlore,' alio i it Injury. It had' afforded 'him iin6re .pleasare when the Prisoner lyieg on hii back in • the . yerd; with . .is the pernicious consequenceie.which mightattend the ; oersOP of whom itwas purchated..-...Tw0 of the , Puliee thkers e he raw one of the most respeCtable*Gentle i meti of-th e i legs and arms • stretited - oht,' - iitutressed,.crylog. I st propagation of so rash •an opinion, think it a duty - t o t f ie t: , r e i7 t o i l.; l, -11 . 0 r i i f SW 01e ;0 42 0 4t tVj fourd . 97 . et . m b uter try pro. 'Hoard, and one of those ,iyhd• • fied - beenoalled, * Sew-1 U m ur d er t" ' „ Ile 'asked him what was - die - theft r, they owe to the public, to declare; from the most . hemmer- of whicg n o7e s istet It rotalid e a r ilae e nther i: ehtu s i lit dell, enter the (fall ; but reelli s '..itluch violeet:ebol.. when she begged', ' for - find . % sake, that he'*ould .. attentive and dispassionate consideration of the his- , tr o Wraps nide, wag l eotpsyclol Attie! thesupt ituhe .bak,and•tile • wi nos o f pare ! f e gi ng . ..were vioh er a g e,k.it waptd .: down s f o r he *es c ut 'to pieces? • Witeesa-dici• f p gory ,of this -disease; coltected from every car t er , u l• t e lltree t 'lg e r t aTlTZ:A446 . - tess we re i m „; 4, ail drive away eee.eY iPoderati.'indietiOnalge man:from•-•'4o**6,-And- in his Way opened ' heetreet-iliton, , to . d. of the world, that the assertion' above-mentioned , - Toe sassonsat. , . -e:er,.-• • e:......., , ,!,...;;... - .. 1 " their meetings. •.."'' . " • ' . • • 1* 141 % . H radi l i .. _ lt g i° "; 11 . 6. h ‘ tt . : l ir ' irlit43llifat ' i 'i " hoN•4• • ethelly without foundation-that the security i • VA 94, 4 01 40Pc4P- 4•l ol lMAhadusily‘caachinan , gas '.• si r . moo, now felt thisat one s um; ii s `fits' nd - 1, - isbatiOatittine9 . by the - grief; ends-who had ra • . i , -agalnet . the small-pox where the insertion of the. chariteilhv NCaplaiti in: t Easy. with refopiag. to proceed to tit'svitid s lit `ills °Wit vintliqatton,; • The tertitSefs•detretilvi • ( I;Oi ter. : Ate•endaf his titre and also TATtlf tti.,tbrenee.* rt tiP panted lay Ito adietssieti.• Ile then *ent lutik hi l i 400 hue produced. the vaccine disease, is penes- :otattioorihof the C6oplanionCalnelliSetagegedltaVeleiteaik St lia • et been ppplied to hier:- • -lediachiritedil.. - lie bad ; lard; findhitthe bach-dmir • open, shit 'retina e eent,,and there is no spice, as far at tire lapse -- of West 7 ,Etui Fair GO TifaaB , 444o.li f .po.,coobvey s ivitisKlr 4,04,11 V) .l i e ep e oti * .‘hed fron t ' thit'lttbLijil,igi;,int or f e et fig, 'Pr stilt/Ong on his haek einviPlalnineof Ing ; *hp since its discovery, .will enable the,•Board• to frier . fil to the . Cornet of Win d...tscett, )P.,llaferd:street..4_Or •,i c . . shilltis.p. Sono after theittltdstaktob their 'scats, tifeVelFoxfita Catholic' belief and professed the nost,'Constunt 'wretch hurt... IWO?* the iisstitiseeeorigt„ *darn. o s decide, which renders people wile hero eventually I atteatt feel. 1.,. to put twaothetziersons Wide- the conets hie wkwa .Sititt..fifes'efirethie,iii persinblife, ilia fortu n e , to, the 1 liwid. that geniletban's sei4net; beicenttOisliegeillins been vaccinated , susceptible of the ..small.pox. ,The Zill;:lit e • c e ted rp. Is c'P et7C d eltei s rl ' ' ° (:1 - 1f! -- r; 12e h re E ; 1 4. _ lit ::. t u4 m". o ,' porfult !Of enieliciteditin in the 7targ4l . fense, ; but if ' 11 /017 emit . "741* . .:1 11 " '6'Ot`i""liriF then " . s ittni Board does not advatice.this propositien.aport s t -lig h -• ...end rude to.Loneott: '. •Ctu-thevirrruaefisf outs' of the Wlms. diet tit' te apply die 'term to hisjihsoutinii lola _ lietli--re ther,,li- end feAkt veoroderare il t tin- grounds, but upon 'the, authesity of actual eiptiti- • cattier of-klairean-atmeti•he•rfoiett - to'Vnel*ftlither wiswet • self from priceedines ftartipiti . tad' • relhness 'ut • • Silk,' of :14 plate strewed ' attest s ' ingetbri s lth ment.. The• ingenious gentleman, 'Dr.; J.amiszt -• to ..a me at idit,"."•'. ll i s . fir e . , AL'il.K.N.a-I.)l3iye• Th e .-. 4 40110\11/- 11 s. , 4 1 VtIli/C., . sill fully , ,l* . inttst,jn - pothe tneasare,rilkia 'lcf tabi&eloth; - . lied 'tionte - al : tides' O wears ne.an. k r . whom the world is so much indebted , . : has trietti in feirndies.etforittetrest, 'stud le-tent:per(owiledilliii ScialOililet. "Phitty to,. the r cintritei' Aar . In this sinsehe and .several piitif biloagiog io the 'Prisidei: ''''lialit) 'Sh- , veitt, to , crommunicath the small-poi-by inoculation, .09 tI ttl, ltgll.frt being4tWerc r to Vitt, he was cohictig-isithe d coil 61* 1(.9.7er abutc. • rtstiecta*GejltiCiatii; with iyhoni he had * the ho. ;aorta naked sword lying i tei i iifi e s p o t -*h e ro the to persons who- -were vaccinated in 17 9 e, aid the ;1121. ~ ltd • elw ' . , . .. . • - stMirlatiltteratly` to kohicide,' had • absenttd themselves ~,' Prihoaerliad, been, which' insAind:,lert inn-lbe-cout4- i same attempts have been made byother persons, with 1 ,....i.... . -Arr-5e.... .-- --.41:......f... "- frenrpreeeitlings which they ionitinot approve. : . j'lnt-house, to:". 130. tiSed in ate WI ltei"&ill . Y. • The. t ,a similar result, eis - .different propteii.et. "trims Q‘Tl,esslay,Oerningltt.teltecritjt . d t ,ms,.hoartl the - :ThilintWer to,sonie strengeliihnalteraion, from Mr. i beck door 'here no merits or •obilenee, arid had . eri- i periods, from the time of their varolitation. It is a l 4:PoufeTrii at ei in ti a moat", r 4.1110'74h. William Veitiejirir,,' 4 hvyrericied it flagrant fbil ., V iti tw ine ; in - ' thertlr net been forced =- nor did any :,,iiiteer t iritrt of t . nnt hereby meant to be denied, that.the.sinaliktiez Francis,- a prita.te •114aims.hz : 44at,. ship, fitr sitalitl .lfilliialfraitatitfollYio the Catholic floard,• , • ' .. -•:..'. the house hear any qmptontS' of tiotetiti:'• The sir- l . basoot - sesurred• after vaccination.; on the contrary, , Pasty tt a , bl . llll g Se.rjeitiitr,444or,.itesek , witk his -h iy. .61i - Aaportsalti *hi meant not to a- -x the•iMpute. ' . , .1 vent 'of Dr. Dennis,' 4hose' rut& itai divided, fiim .it haabeedrohreittedrand thelßoattE r hi its latt , Re-i., u0 . 0 4 9 !.°___i_likir-•.Pif•Fess• when . 49 441. 19 1 .1140--elso for IWO- ii•lltelloani _gkeerglly, . but to certain pcacersd..James • M`40 1 44* AiNI-iltip i e Jett- Witness's by a wail, also picket up :a eollitidei - tiltle port: to. Pasliument, has •Itatedrl on -a nictitation me r Ig.. I 4 6 I I IFIPP - • • P.•.• • • . • firpbretight forwa•rtl at the Boar d by certain, ' quantity of plate ' in his . Master's pled . , Which' imil• made hr .ler:int-e s - on a large !scale, that' thotegh. it Po 9s . ~. - -i - • 4 i•xeitiiiit efa'Very warm nature was con,tinited fatlen•from the Wit!, ` and fi•eits,Whitli : th noise.-A • that • has shappenett, yet, • that - the instances of italicctir- . 1 ft;iblatiitilliee • by these too gentlemen, eicit t4cipfP- awoke witness no dou bt settee.. Sepiteii;" - the - o ffi cer rence,, in proportionto the number. vaccinated, are i 't - i'llt Vienbisting. his own...cdbdttct. At 4he 'cOtielo.. of n the patrole and waitehreep, ofterlefirda chine in, i• very.fet*, - being- se :one - to 381,6604 .and that the 144, tech' sfechired, • ett. • the' interpnaition.treMr.. and searched' die preitdies: - , *- • !appearance of• the small-pox a' Secimd time in - per.: - IM'Llbeiell, that . nothing lipsnhal jaw ji A tenijert, i M a y Sampson deposed , that site was a nurse in sons w h o h av e had . that disorder from inoculation is • the employitient"Of M. Morley ; 'About hat( past . more frequent. ' The tOrgeent **jointed to the nine nine etcirkk, on the eiening.in question, while she ! s stations of - this metropolia,.tave :emoted:the Board, her three fellow maid servants, her young master, that they hive never Seen any of the persons who andlire'PtiatMer; were sitting' In the •kit Chen, they : hail been vaccinated byrthem attacked with the small were alarefed - by, a noise; Which *minded like the i p o x, ; end it is wbll knowty that to the few persons clappiot of a-door tip shaft. ;the Prisoner and her' ta-• whom the amaittper has occurred in its most vire yoling master irtenedietely trent. tiii stairs ; to -n- .; d ea - ; lent form, not 'a single instance can be • produced of-, soar 91'94 out The Causer but *ere unable. • I its proving fetal. ' if; therefore, vaccination does notl • • Jaineiliddriey, the young gentletehn Blinded to by . entirely - prevent,. it mitigates and .ditatins a dreadful the lt.t Wittiest, ecinh . rmed, her testluitali/. ' . .- disorder of its Mischief, wifii:ll,- in former times, oc-' • - aetijilahlit'Cheinteri, servant 0 Mi. fliddington, ea s i en ed • the death or, o ne-..persen at - least in - ten of trend the cries* the Prlsetieritird'innipoil ever the i those who were attacked with it." - • ' •, , i wall from his master's yard to his assistance: ' Nei A Collector ofthe•Tolls at &WIWI •• 9 . *fie -. found him lying, es already deiceibed . on his back.-; tween B rent f or d and Ifni:inflow, "'teat convicted', lle asked - 'hint what : Was the - matter? ' when ' he told ! !Ot • Rosestreet', on Tuesday . last, in • the full penalty! him that two thieves had broken into his masters ! of 40s. w ith slos. costs, for exacting mere - than the I house, and that in going after them he had been 1 , toll, which is 2d. for a - pair, and Scl. fcir four horses.'' knocked dein iiod cut to pieces. 'Witness saw that tith e Gendeinan laying , the `infortntition'upon - publie; he had a !dose : on the cheek, and a bruise o . n his grounds, stated that this system is pract ised in .a i side.. , - U. . jaw a sword. lying naked by .the Pri ,_•; most shameful mantierlitThie gite, hiving experienced plate sonar, and saw several articles of lying a bo ut inliii own' family w i th i n a iittridli or so three similar: the yard. • ' • 9. 9 . ~ . ...,.. • I exactions, the Collector ha ting talten in one Insfancei Mr. Richa rd ileddiegton, the master of the lest , 1 Od. .. of "tl. for four -* V rses • and twice 4d, for ! instead ,.. . O 0 . , . . witness, -` firmed his testimon'y,'and deposed , that 1 • can •urns., • ••• ' - •• ' . •:- ': . - -, ' * l •. • ' i ' 4 ' .. but fount die in- •• - he eitamitial-.( 7 . Prisoner ' s s i de, jnet he:lia4,sustaiued to he of a very trilling netuse. i -,, ~,_ -.: . ... f ... • • .L. .. ,1 • this „,,,,,•••••21,, l as t .. Yanies. llariley, servant to Dr.,D enn i s, was also t a marten, eatinburga, teas Dorn .. ,9,u se a s on,.. ' alarmed , i F tithe Crash of , the falling plate, end the . raised taro ci ! b l i ' d- l i S a . • I ' lies. on thesanieground.- • • • =r'i's -.1 - fir • • • His second crap is at, present repitirde d 'tiro inches , • ;Free vs, „ Anna' i- he went out, and founsksete. i .. -, -.oii • • .." *. ' ...,." A. • ' " : 1 . and a halt nrgh. .. .. I ,ral * spOons•and.Otprer thipo lying about his mister's i • yard, whichreppearedto have fallen from the wall. l A short time since, .§, trtisl.thy s fertnet r , residing 1 . There Was alio* table-Cloth on the wall, in which he : near Tuam, in Irelattill a Tii9 tf. l 4 iffi a ,1 1 2 - 9?.. w .c1r with , :afterwards saw St/me . other pieces. of Plate. : 1 three helpless childreu, on hit Worn ttpete, , about ;, • _Sapwell, the.eiAcerS stated, ihM on hearing the ! midnight from the fair of Clare,. found T his heue all noise, he tteet to hlf. Morley'iliouse; fie : retied the ; _in a Maze. His first etcleteStiett, wets, where-are Prjsonerit,44 ; bp . stiked ;him what had been the my Ciiii.ilrea 2 • I must relieve ' OWEN Or T.ff,Per.iib to- I t niattir • and be :-t old • h' . ' tbatsitortly after he had , , .. .• po : gether.", Hp raps 4 the yaftli• wiierle* 1. 0 ;0 1 4 1 4 1 Ni I .L one to bed, he .. was alarrned. by a noise on the I thfre•happened tat* a ladder, which he applied .o, - stairs, he got up aced .looked through the key hole, the w a l l , rushed into the °flames and succeeded m' where he saw light-: Ile knew• he had left no light . penetrating into, the room where the little )children barniug,•and therefore became alarmed, and imme- were in bed; tie had already taken PasiNef them 'in 1 diately went back for his master's sword, with which his arms, when a third,. !tie yonngest, a beautiful he proceeded t.; ~ t he. from where be heard girl, cried out " :ors, father,.y?u will not leave ,a nate • - he fatal the door open, •and,oo going into I , your . , own littleHinniii in the fire. ' The distracted the yard, he received. a • blow which_ knocked wrapped in her iiiirltt him ! parent took the li t tle innocent, dovin,- and at tite same instant, th e plate .fell ,from 1 clothes, in his teeth, mid, liya_MiLkle, escaped -with'. - tile -wall.. Ile sawt wo men. escape over the wall. Wit- I out any material injury to himself . or to . his prett:Ne l 'less examined the. house from top to bottom, bet did , burden.. ,The house, with all the furniture, fell ,a not find tuy, marks whatever of violence.. The pa- prey to the flames. trolewereopee the alertiivall direetionerosed Mr. Two swindlers have been going about the town Morley's house, and he did not-think any body,cotild 1 for the last, week, defrauding tretlespeople,. by get have escaped without their seeing them., . lbeproduced ting good, and giving fictitious checke r • They /r e the plate.feeantio.theyarcla of , Mr. Morley, and Dr. ; generally on horseback, and one represent, himself Denniint•it...tcopsittesi: 0 seventeen. table-apooos, a - to be au olficer lately-returned from 'Ore service, tea-pet endoltind,• .creaut_eiter, grarr wood, seep and . the-other a cleigysettn, re ho:telist ovogh „of, his ladle, four butter ladles, nine desert spoons, a pair ; connexion amongst families of distinction. They of sugar tongs, and a fish slice. lie also produced are attended by a servant in &slob livery ) with red the table cloth, and the articles of wearing apparel s facings. • --- 4R.'MAGEE'S TRtAT,. • This (lay the trial of Mr. Magee, .Propriefor of the•i'ventug Pitz4 tame on in` the Court of King's Bead& Ifhe Chief Jhstice tooll hisseit al 7 abotit .ereven fetlock,' end after two hours spOut *Alegi: ftir a Sol, twelve persons were had te . .aniiWer to ' theiritames. T,bey *ere shoat istiWoru, when r O'Cimuelfrose, end applied (vein affidavit to have the trial pwitironeet, on' the ground of the ab -41111,c0 Seaton .. and Nile, *hose ' evidence he declared was moat materiel to r; Ma. pelt defeitcke* The riffled the 'application,- - erid thednuble settref, objections to, the PenA4etaraed by the Sherif f ' brit . they 'Were 'all o'er:ruled, the Chief histice taking hetes Of Inany of theta.' About three o'clock the folliWing 14ry was girth*: ' .; Leland Crosthwaite, Thomas Andrews, Blefdew StreellT, Ititllttrd Palmer, Thomas ,ItochfJrt, Ale-sander Montgomery, ?than Krems, firoiathin Dooley, William Watson, I'4'ololt e ßkttar4Vouke, Edward Clibbora.• • • - • r. Kestsits, •as junior Counsel ;:fo! the Crown, -cperaraLahe pleading", . • • The Avroontr-GENEIRAL eta ted . die . ease for the prosecution• at cor n length. lie. read the alleged Libel, paragraph by paragraph, commenting on it es he went along. Four persona fru rh 'the Starap-office were examined ,to wave lite publication. Some objections were taken by Mr. Magee's .Critingel to the suede•of proof, •but they were also ever.rutad. The Chief dvrtiee•took a note of• the Frivei:sil 4 , 11 e. • • • • The Officer of the• Court read the publication from the ropy Wm.& iii• the Ste mpi.olliee.. • The Prosecution Closesl here.• • _ _ _ It was suggeMexi, that in congequetice.otthe f the' hour (hail:pal& • ive o'clock), 'that it would'he.desirsitrie trradjotum; • • Mi. O'Cot~tvt.t 'ati. Counsel 'for the Traverser, imid he was.ready.4o.prtioeetiv &It, that tit' it'•aeoogry. illodetell his Lordship,..M.r. nape's Ceamael would moment to an ocijointipent. Kr, however, thought it right to say, that:tinless it took place it that ;time, he would yst consider himself warranted It s to - agr . te to it at any. future agtped to, and the tristwis 'rYI the Octo. .- - a ~ ~... iln Weiniiday rite tOke Chunk. Isle of Wight. Tbitraioa, Esq..l4tYgenti in 'the latalt Itekiment (or Eriuce i;geat's). w 14014a, t ioaagost daioghter! of the late Dimon Slingstty, Esq.of,ilr'estAvet‘. : ' • .., Suddenly, on Wednesday, Vr.,Ratidalph; Dieing of London. honlahip was on A viris lth Waist' liis ib ttert fordshire. ile had ordered his home at one o'clock fir the pfr puse of taking a ride• and ii,inpujiting wal.obsereed tu tse very feeble. AYlir riding about half an hou r. he sudslenly fell olio o tit, and expired belawen• six 'and seven n'oldek. lie sue cce4cd Ik. Partcus in.the bishopric of Loiatoo•ht 1/101 4.)n Tuesday sennigfit; at Mount Jake'. !gib- county of Nil kenny, the Earl of Car Vick, ;led at. Ite is succeeded by liis .04e4 sot), Lor.d.llotrrip,, On Tue.4day, at $u ate, tote Rev. Was. PeFkett, Aged 41. • tio'Titestlajf, Mr. C: Stewtittl • of limiettibtyiew .Mile-F,pd, aged 9A.' , by lib doty to his. Client, to . agree to it at any future • I },t•riod of the trial-. ••• The adjournment was ngved to, and the triorwas to la, resumed to-morrow at 11 o'clock. ~v Lord it imnstini, the Chancellor of the-Exchequer, 4 Sir John. Mope, Air. Secretary Peele, .Mr. Gregory, fIUI loony other persons of distilkctiou were in- the Cent. _ . •• ~ : /. • . . A unriseitwo list or horses is already entered fro the Gliders/Stakes sit dos Second Nen market Octo. . bar Aleeting. •:. IALIIHT4GR. MUMS. CURRIE - and •Cd.f - Strife‘insi it& .int his wiety'cilerviiir, chialleate the whole world 'to J prove a single insignee,wlierc their _Medicine mid Itetimd.,tif Cure have faii4d of the 'deSiced" elfeet. The practice of sp i apy Yiltvtr in this portkutor tomtits of elicit- profession Ills mit'cletat ~rue to one annercetifiii crtee. , They ,ctsonitipe vs eireettdiele ittidiet to the treatment nod care of NAN littli,Bl 4 CM O -31'1,A IFNI'S, and that deramreirrent Of ?he i kvist'eM. tellilehTS the consequence of toe perracions und wasiefilthilitectA of a Mishit Icing nod nuot nuirappily pupated, tioi : ilte sviops..„r, two, v N s k e i , : i n the mie it % ill . he round to be the unfailing source of itarreime,s t the other hove its ravages fathilf develiiret fo iheiir Wit a die ' tiessingniii!e of debility. It'ilicits:trtmitt timely remedied, termi nates in Impotence. Thsee. ire iii remote end ultonatr . e ir ec r i 1 while consumptions, Inn of mustitlar power. and torus'', net.- .cons .complaints, nwielly chArricterkie the earliest sitiges of this 11 ,414 4 y l is t; w r Af ts_vosiatimixkLitinrorn4cr rWarrtd-,rii ha:ideal to sueissti,hsbil, their treatment ti witipti, rind .irs ueyer prixyt4 en succestirot in the course' of it lone. laborious. Mal much'exteiiited Priv•tices• !wine matt itbatittatie suiricOnst4taitect Cameo at Ye stereal infection, ambit 9.4slnjottil irt i ltritlyfgatt f p t i l ptuay eit . creficenivii:, hard turnouts, e t um uti. i ceit i *tritut seminal webtoesi,.aleces; as ii t lsaP. l t: • v • r • ...• -.• .4 _ irTalb4 QTritll44, .. • • • Whether i eeeet or of long citr4unp,, apd ,0,1410 haye.brittled ...be kill of other prheritinerg Ar es n . r• their irce*w;impttived plan of.:tseattnent,,etfretioilly iind.perintinonily euted, seitholit the Patient slider log .tue eForpcittisalpt4,lnialltlyttnihtwokriake which tre,4l2rittiv follows the optilicaitim of t he' unite enissuc. '. In the criorse •of t weriti" years e rterniire gait; - ice tii - thri Metro wilt+, ne nierous c he aws a instclaaes nuve beru'isratdaily. int- ' der ;heir c are, t tut* s eridieutism. uf. Nv9rlt .is ettlictool h.,.. : 3 tsirfe rennin, tied extietthious'rnrufe-of jortietite. superior tonqy (whet yet adopt t.' *rue - - liikiknette,"reln safion,. tibti .00 , 11ifjr pcogretiline frikm;llll4COrlf44llls its PirellilylreinnYed, inn/ I'l* f 1:i ient resture4,m,sound mut vigo.ri i !waists. lint where ,lie bllity iusrfor years existed, a proOer per:everrince its th-ir re. .intytufwse sititualies, utter shistrititire tuts been desitose4; is - 1 No t 4i wrinkly .tetitoisite .10 revive the elatotter Peg slim he -of lite r - ale tore-attitnati the Cuitstitittion. . a ' Several rsiffeinin and Ventlentett of Ilir first rreiterythilify *A v e t 4"" unW ;be tart'. of - McWri. Currie turd Co. fur rim es. An.ival vf.cornplaint,s tor the.,uvilit,n,,,strictocvs, Ac.; :Mg hilYillit 'received n Indic:lPA/el peritv.iklir cur?, reipiest that references ourrfie *yen tu'thellt, as .salistrfurttry. eAdct.cev 4 the decDtve suiterienny .if Acic49,,.Ctirisite -Ml Cle,'l4 .441.11t•0f lieroislrro , e ft. • Mtkity Of these Octlilemen lore .1(.1 vr 4 thires trwn ten ttilwei.ty yede.., ruin ;IMlReenntnler rise cii • tsf . . ‘eklis: !Nine, hint i;:ititi• WI inlice:luigetins kl f•equni eminettee, ow loWittleife, , eed site elite by the apptientisa of the lutsatfisktrucof illtorrksacsw 4 , : 7 7 Poihns Wine cetuntrs me; regitti,tell In ;I:sie the;. ertiettios of their' Clive, ire. boa' . sattersil:trblrti! of 161AVIlic.ale.iricidiiirtt • a. reptitustire hir advice autiActijeiorsaswittut .ten; , bow" 110 10 he lves , ' or rein 'to any gag. of .Inr 'k Made:at. To ensure. Wm we , crecy to emeittivil to their undertaken/I. she pa:tinge allele!, ' ISM he Misled to thence/ lc fur merit/does.' -• • ' Merit's. Sow ke mat . Ca.. . gamy -he riiitsulsoiHt.rovithrv-gex, with the greatest delirney. reerf.,. blot halmiir2,,, l l l .4pit 11100Irs Nr. 117,' I tartuthfarden..•:-s4)lfi d ote I ft 49.-10/;. a rttsm t ar ten. lirisitiml and P ttiliPbr'd h, kno+siOrtglin - • • k i i , , 1