The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-05 00:00:00

ity keite . ; -floor; nothing more to add. What do - , :, al - try! it la an extreme **opium-109s areal favour of 4 ...4 iteartn,' , that I here this to give you: It is true, No. !flit • , drat had Adjutant TANA& and M. Sootier arrived . .. COtilelk OP OAT'S, , eve minutes later than they did; they would have , ' ' ' SECTION Otr LelGllimm , , 011 4 :' ,1 liarnt that r was on my way to the. rince Arch- The Section of Legislation, Wfilt*ll,lll Chancellor, and I feel that it would then have been to the orders of his Majesty, haft/tell l ei Meat decisive; but when, on the other side, I sbud- of the pleCes — atid infermatjoet relative tart dif'st the thought, I consider that had they arrived den of thel3d.of October, but es ilbo r . iriew minutes sooner than they did, they might 1 ration and letter of Count Frochot here foend me at the moment when I was speaking ! Seine, and Considered the condsiit'... # of bringing the tables in suchwise that I should to- I' Count Frocliot, is unanimously of crpfstioti l l ... day hate nothing left me for my justiOcation l than , is ' evident that Count Frochot was not acs , trn.,offi the mere affirmation of my intentions, without any , pike' In the said sedition ; hot that, es le not Material subsequent fact to attest them. I say, show that presence of Mind , cottragei aqd 1 . rod; whilst I' shudder in thinking of this last fatality, ! nation , which circumstances requirid de ins irhich might have united itself with so many others totally forgetful of the obligatiOn k *he**se 4 t di ll With Which I have been oppressed on that dreadful 1 stitntions of the Empire, his luttetiOirs, 'add his oath Morning of the esd of October; yet I might to Con- imposed on hit% towards the IMPerialTrince ithe , kratalate myself on all these things baring, at least, public interest requires,2hit he : eh onld :itii Longer kiceurred in such manner as prove my intentions by retain the place of Prefect of the Department of the ~ .. y retreat from the Saloon, and by my prepare- , Seine. • 'oils fo'r leaving my dwa house and waiting on the ! r)ri lite Arch-Chancellor. But as it has likewise (SignAt by the Members.) • • No. IX. ___,_L - - - • been said to rue by his ExcellenCy the Minister of SECTION OF THE INTEHIOR,: . .: the Interior, the intention itself proved, this was , The Section of the Interior haying is like istsll- ;not 'the way that it should have been taken. In i ner considered the conduct of Coast riochotOli'll that case it must be a singular thing, and either my ' opinion, that his sentiments have prese rved the ; eft lodgment, Or My discretion, must be wrong, for I i teeter of, attachment 'and fidelity which he Ittit'dy 'deem* with aethe frankness of which I am ca- ' ways professed and manifested for the person of spable, that notwithstanding the danger to which I 'Emperor, and their force even Appears to have inatfe now find I might have exposed myself by the part ; him lose sight, from the time he heard the false assi‘i. I hole taken, it appears that should I ever find tion of the' Emperor's death, of the ehligatiorii• myself again under -similar circumstances, I should I which that event would have imposed on him, had ft - ice in a similar mariner. I declare, not thiongh :been true, and his, mind was thus turned from tbii 'fear,' bet from a calculation similar to that which i recollection and fulfilment of hit duties its First Mit directed my conduct friVtbe morning of the WM of : nicipal Magistrate of the first city of the Empire, he October. - '' - ! too lightly credited a distressing find a false report. 64 In such circumstances, I conceive there it no- ;'lle did not reject with the energy he ought to have' thing 'to `chuse between these points : to strengthen i'dooe the ille7al notifications and criminal orders one'sself as much as possible, suffer one's self to be ! c omm uni ca t e d to him by the Chief of Cohort Sod. killed or taken, if there are no means left of doing : tier. lie did not require ) as he should have dorik otherwise, or to keep aloof, in order to recover the ( the evacuation aid possession of the Hotel de rite ; liberty of actiog. It was this last manner which 'of Paris, of which, as Prefect of the Department ' not only appeared to nle, b u t I s till r e t udin fully of .the Seine, ha was constituted the Guardian. Ile convinced it really was the most convenient under 'did not seem to recollect that, evert admitting Oil my circumstances. I was ev id en tly a t the discretion fatal supposition to which he gave credit, the Cith of the Commandant and his troop; and without pe- Authority, as well as the Military Power ) , lad di-' netrating into t he real state of the business, I saw ti es t o f u lfil t owar d s th e Ki ng o f R om e, the' iteieto suffidently to judge by the letter which the Com- the Throee, towards his August Mother, and to rment/nit had communicated to me, to judge, that ward* the Dynasty of Napoleon. Ike dig hot pro-1 whatertlithe System might be, a movement of -which tilt as . ainet the orders issued by Soulrer, 'end the this 'whiretit eommericement, and tending to anarchy, i p re t en ded S enatus C onsu l tum , which. tit'' it/Iga the Wit about to thke place; and' assuredly it was not 1 pvi,iicjoles of the imperial Government, dad file sue.' in my power, at Prefect if the Seim., to prevent i cession to the•throtte ) principles Conseihred by the this mweeatent from the interior of my Cabinet: It ; wish of the nation, principles of which the Semite is otlifferhe natural enough to suppose that, at the i i n .o n ly the depository and conservntor, aid which it lereii Wind of ill humour orreproach, the orders i is happily not permitted to change or unnlifY. t 1 they might here againtt me would' be pot in execu- ! faults have, however, been those of a mind enfeebled, Von in suds ! manner that T should see nothing more, and not of a faithless heart. Bat t profeend' wolfs nor be of any further utility; and, on the contrary, of their importance and consereneuceslaidevaitlbe that by affecting as much serenity as it was possible , Secti o n of the Interior to be unanimously of Opiate*, to show, and riot being, harsh, by feigning not to 1 that COunt Frochot ought pot to retain thetuoctiOlis me any thing more then whet Wes vertsimple in the ! in the exercise of which he has sommitted them.. demands made to me, I should obtain the confidence (Signed by the Membersil the Section otthe istssiou . of the people who'watched me, and might be Ale to leave them without causing them disquietude, at the -- No. X. Contains the opinion of the' Rimless moment even on the tease of my absence, and yet to the .Finances. . profit by thia *Waive, to'go and render account of I No. XI . That of , the Section of the Marlackwied myself, receive orders, and demand the means of i N0.1.1i. That of the Section bit War, which see acting. ' _ I nearly similar to the preceding. . siTO '' ;,1; .1~ ;l i rent it •It _ deceased, the ! fu me d, nod tie . Prisoner is strotfgryiftspected in being his Natio idoug side of him . ' The man who had i - Arnie, - _ .....uuer of 41 . taryit e . spoken to the witness by this time was off. The mama. . Mr i s .crciteteir., the Soliciterte the Treasury,. atttunitlikthe cetiet ri t . zoghem . ; donee of . theat weresithiwadtimlieoweet ex iettooth (amid oot say if be saw. the watchman fall ; i the witness never haw the man . who spoke to him, i p o r f o i r ov u e t ru ton, ail! sta f t i cd 4 4:at tie iris directed 4o do so ea (belied but hi knew he was the way of the Church, as the ' fibs t i e d l any tbiugto ray in his defence? Berreplied be hatin l ut. 'e Mr. NARES, the Sittinglial l isrrate, al i k ir tl e lhe 7 . k r lso ce ret :' i urea came from that direction. Tile deceased was' r tr d,ss ial. f ar r id o the witaceses . hptiad over to on his' legs when the witness first saw him, and this prosecute, at t i i:; ed nesT urf p f elollT . TUE .at was.ebout five 'ideates after the .time that he had seen him first. The deceased fell backwards ) as lelikllT BliidiD, AND ° W e "n" of h."` " n ~ • against the doer of Ms. Godwin's shop. ' HATTON-CARDEN --IlliS OSIIIIO • #lr..JOn Derry , hoime-targeon of St. Barthel°. hearing on Monday , the Shu nt s; It isi es i:e. a y e r res . e C. e it e . i ta l re tt e . It was withargF against an amnesic tlea melee ivespitel, said he taw the deceased the mo- master-baker, h _ o n . the neighbourhood' al ' °cokes lap Fils. fur Ipeat be wu.brouebt, to Ike Hospital, which was : qua , , ,., t:niona r dt ,l 4 y i nt, atizetateb. jaa d*igieatir eryurA hawifti about hiklf-past t wo. o'clock On.Suntley morning. He bread w as Produced, and found deficient in w w e ef:ti I. r i h ttt! IT!" thee ,depd. Ile . had, a ,great deal of* blood is his mouth and about his fem. the witness only • tens Tr,: lii. of an Trident:C:lm ,mt the rase ot.a. per mart, o nsadeu th on e ar e lti r yoht . h T e ti zg e de tii felce tee s:t v tetrph.owirliog4t but to the hodo..sh or the ;fins 41$11tTe e flour was u b ) id in ' q ti t t ' y e ever Qftfler a l o }ta f t v h iol e en w e as e de d; itim he , sa T w ti n oor o a w P as pert gr n ea Ce t q v/ i t :L t.. - l ea renti o "w h frbuiled I but 4 t 4 def"" wpm ""ulearl; OVA( lilcied in his mouth, which had come from his lungs * It was arterial blood. The beady was after- I gravation, since the public paid for Alour e :f tlieZt ee that e l a y g ; felbAlt Veiled. t he lungs - had no ' appearance of I and added , orrid . that unp a zut o i r r d as e it may be deemed •by sause, " he :lupture, but there were such appearances about some against an opulelt'nan, nt e 4:v 1 1; tisan 444 agt t it ~ i'4l*ule the penalty of the small vessels connected with them. The (pan- vino often were ruined even by the mitigated peibilly. Me dui s u e the more willingly from theeesasidervitia that it was a matter tity of blood he saw could net have come from any f fact and notoriety at this day in Leindem,that with sh h'gh me• one of those small ruptured vessels,. but there were I of bread in London, potntee natal watarixed with ;m i t, iti the !tent of i 30 . 2 1 ) i to t t i llof potnkiesk i r week. within the Dills of several of them from which it might have come. The and take away tre joZsigigtll;;lrmaish ii t h e fae l Sila # th t t bread, lungs themselves were not inflamed, but several of .the small vessels were ankh inflamed, The appear- t f ity of time proper for baking k law = degree. itki: el ei antes he saw, end the . blood Firoduced, must • have sgi t c h h e i r t::Van t at e r; ts ; e ::le t ; t re :s quill .1"41. 15.* . t i. yr 9114 been oceasioned by some prior mjary,and conliVnot and N i l metier loaves e a ppea led . is the gn at* and snop e , ea .,l i weighed by the officers at t e hetiaie, and which, by the Mt of have been caused by a blow given at the moment, or five minutes prior to hirdeath. No blow on the neck ' Another i nformation btf:ZtoTeTZa•ft.i'h. could have produced the appearances he had described for liaeiim igi of the loaves without the tette: W. sa coo me t l i ' a e rv en ic: on the lungs.' The discoloured mark on the neck, ! It r, s a r t„l'l7;'," which he was far#ar amy iet.4 in the low , q tiii i . r i e i ;..tcl i ; d omission, bang a sum of lii. 6s. auks which the Jury had observed, hid not been occasioned rn t the Y whole . by a blow, but by the stagnated blood. There were no external marks of violence whatever about the body, nor any thing but the common appearances produced by natural causes, where the blood stag nates. In the opinisen •of the Witaeit the deceased - died a natural death. • , Mr. Hodges, a pupil belongiigto St. Bartholo-; mew's Hospital, said, he was present when the toady of the deceased was opened. There were no marks of violets& on any of the external parts, but there 'was a quantity of blood in the tracheo, which ap 'peared•to have passed up from the fractured vessels about the lungs, which were diseased. A conside rable quantity of blood from the lungs was likely to have predated suffocation. The witness saw no thitet ibent the appearance of the deceased to lead him to suppose that the deceased had died from Any thing *ha the disease Of the lungs which he had described. A phthisical cough was likely to be pro. deeed.by such a state Of the lungs is that which thesis of the deceased exhibited. n, , ...-.- Ward, the watchman ass tailed back, seek "stated, that the deseased was quite jovial and hetutil be minutes before, when he formerly saw him., 'The wife of the deceased represented her , husband as alearty strong son, not subject to a cough. He had had a sort of , phthisical cough for about a week. Tlie'decereavres sot siren 10 intoxication, and had • tilieb hie ailitOer that same night about 11 o'elock. Re Iroa.la *re been 45 •yeare of age in May next. Is *hewer to a egiestion puttroae of the Jurymen, the "knell skid, she had heard her - husband ex press an apprebSftsion, that te 'would be murdered oak day or StMerilt , a. persee of the wine of Ski cy, or tainS•soch *Abe' f*/4 taking up a coachman for I On Christmwday a singular marriago took pla.:e in the parish of Drymen. The bridegroom was s widower, upwards of 80; and the happy bride, ay.! 70, buried her former husband only eight months ago. The parties aud their friends met, according to agreement, in the middle of the muir, sevent mites from *any cottage,. where the clergyman of .1 neighbouring village married them. About fifty people and two pipers attended at the Ceremony, awl accompanied the happy couple home. An Inquisition was taken on Friday, at the Bar ley-mOw, in Mount-street, ataivendr-square, Iw fore Q: Gars,, Esq. Coroner, en view oithe bodies of two men, advanced iu years, who were bath disco vered floating in the Serpentine River, Hyde-iwk, and were immediately conveyed to the .workhause belonging to St. George's, Hotiover-squaTe l : iii Mount-street; the former was a pauper in,the same workhouse, and bad shown symptoms of for several days.—Vealicts rotind ,dr . polecf. The body of the latter unfortunate man liesot-the work . itoo t tse to be owned. HORRID MUEDERS NEAR FROME.—On ..Monday evening Mr. Webb, a respectable farmer;' of RoJ denbury-hill, near Frame, Sentetsetshiro,, .friosour dered whilst sitting in his chairs. The.ditedfal decd was discovered in the followieg Manner ivEM Tues day morning, a young woman called *a ireo who lived in the farmer's • service ; her -rtridol knocks at tie door being unnoticed, she opehea aud found Mr. Webb on the.floor by the side of IA chair, , weltering in his blood having been shot through the arm, and his head dreadfollyshattel.A. On bp F Rimming the neighbourhood, o'further s coch 'made, when the body of the female __ ..._ -- ...*.... . . . . , ' . • • . , . • . • . _ - • .. el. • , s, .', • '.. • . . . • • . . . .• . • • I 1 I NV . 44 •‘' • ' , .' •'s " ' rAllimovad * ; . .• , • , . - • , thaw i . kiiiti r ";if Obiligin the legal pilbliiNglieit.bairisiTh *WiltAA .-, t• ''.* i ' - • •r s .' "4l4°. • -4 '0 r - ` • . • • • • *kind dam. Ark , ,r. . II in aol*ntmere e ns 1 g cones- - 4 , ;1 , ~-, .. • de n of the p!op 1 / 2 1411" whoui I.,ltadee deal a !trier 4an boar the ,4 1 . 0 . :irslit, : bl4 Pe . .. , , .. ~. ; , , ~,,.., , 01 . 4ifik . me., I: , viii i.. fn.: • • - n ett r amens of escapinifroot.them • iti one word, to re- 1 eiiel . ,..; 7' ' 'ild •• • 94.„, ; v . - 4 * elk . , '!'lt'' 1 ~, *I .. .. ! '.. ',.l;k ' . 7 fiitthiiio 0 y: . ' ' I , " ' 7 ,, . I P MMII , ,• „ ' , r. ' ' 'or ,fio 81_11.1 . ,: cover the liberty of actins eel to go to . the Mince,,Ole g ' • `iti 1 . .».11 \ k ,p . ,4 * , ...410 1 . " '''\pd a • • -'-'• s , o‘•::111%4 1 11,.. —, ••v • • iiiiiikle . wee 9, t h f . • • tiff' • '‘ -. f , ~ ,A • hat Or Easitlief 'Mr• .' • to render him an account, to clear rit= aqd to ~ , .:,\ ' .4,,.. •• • .., - - • . . , ~ , ti&...t., 94 ,. ... , .• .• •" • A . • ~ • ....i, .. . ritelve his orders ? Wdllialcm*ignetir, 0 in- is Ilte l begt .•. .: .?: ' ' 4 ' 4 . 4 ' ' 11* " 4 "' "i . 44 1 ,k 4 s ' on 0 •• • • kh the assault, bet alp eln eaereroa of 1164 1 , - 7 ~-at :. 8 • k ' ' ae°' .?.. 'ilibt A _4 s ok - . formations upon these faits; M. Seeder wilt tell you I 4 But it 'fii -... i . . . . , , ~. ••• 11.,...; .• ! it • ' l'eh... • .. . id tko slectimikhre A -7-. ..• .;! ~. -', : ..." • . • t' taMftbv - licks nr..ln the Gnind Stilboh when he trriiiidthereiand ought to hate •.. id . 4 , . . ~ ' 4SW • 1 ,4...' ..., , ' t E .;.• ; lir. et , : - 1_ .11.47rf i "..,,,,,a. abet POO* 8 44 1 0906 10 9*; . . l...dimqyinle. that he was interned Fiat just gone hoe*. Would Ought it not rittiliselot •• • . Syr ~. -. 9 • - •• .. • 1;;- 4 .... wrF w", 11 " 1 . 1 % ~„i g 'Act, but not one witiven.:l4t i git. .. -, ' fdtrttre a this have been the case; I" had bad to protect the naturarthat I ittiiitill di 1 : 1 6F •, ' . 'lllPOe - ,illits* , „ ,i , ~t 4 • its* El tit. Mtn 14 4111 blo -hie s . tmile tee v ,iiit - r " I ' ~ . f a ,. . , ... , . .. w i„,,„ , AY it du oPerationi which wits to take place there? •• Let the stances in which tilt i 1 ~ ' • I, I.'• .9 . •• ,, t i , i . , . !' ' • Jenti'obserearktinonth - . oer i c ,i, d tbi d •. '2 ""''' • ICA t r • poßilite et my bogie beinterrogated ; they will prove, tt Now* it is kis eifieiftiO4.. ' (siert* * anclir l ' log this . : 4 ; l4 _'. l " l4 nene" wi l i l'. ."linnelott, ' - .I -i. laattott f iftekillidribet‘tolete' fimememeru2-- mg, ant' even with an euiettiou of which Ido not retain of what was paktitiatitti MB/ r tibia . ,-e r ,„„; ... , .;, ~, • ~ _ _ 1 .,_0' . q ..-- • 'thef t s% the = Wisolorbflthe awideitemeddefido out Jai 'rennet:Once, tint 'on My return* home,lbe hatl not iveu heafd knillift/ , Wit . ' ll.' . `Atel Tellobblee--- ww9W lOO4ll -4 • 11 -*- . 0 1 4 wad th i gnitaweefpg,taiightr thaw, It is p.k e. de , - . a t3t time t tilled 'Mr Ilrpes with sodhoch impatience, tit rii,etcept Ott Wag* _ selt lar ,•.. Aa . ..• " r ~in'' of nit. ~ 1_ 9 4.61 4 9" /3 9 83/ 4 9 / 916 111 ..., v tLillk . 4llllllloo4 hil4.b!Va l fpPn4ll44M' .9x 3 01,nt; ? hut o p th e that not findiagatty pestle at baud, I opened the pat, a signet: °VIM Mt „ " =LP,: "'e'er); of - wwru„,„eceee'' , ' l °o "awe. I dentrary, the whole eft e f evjdence weot to iliew that . window of my bedibaiber to tall voni . eoe4hmen, `ti list I wailgridishlt . syge • i ai • .- • I. "iiir ier lVlZt•utr " .‘"-- '. . ' "" he had uotcome hilts! deat,oattlyme than in the who was in the ceach.hoesenty treveet; nry loses i ietormed of it: . 'lie 4iir 'NOM* - . ...A. ' . . 1 IL - tatedi lit*Sboettno•%oonsmottcaurse of dattife. - - -. 4 '• ' Ile informed me _.kom there, that my donteetla la s t riation and alder ' lkit lidesistalreti:•: '• * " I'lll .. • ',II 4 °" 64l ., 4 etioselt r i 11444 .,_. , tlfil tae •hs wng,l t __lmi'ltetr et ...' The Jury immediately 'atoned a - tettlict..-.Dico Wilda( were coming to IA me' if thetihriaid dress is - Pet hecaese att vas itgiewn; lief . ~,,„.' .4 * ~„„,,,9 we .___ , „ . 'w tent . _ 0 0°..Ofi eme!wW, ne it- Iby the Visitation of Cigitsill • . . • ‘. threselves, and Put on ' their liveries; lo which hid recourse to to 'pi** . liffdr -. • • . - . I = replied; Ah F.....- - It this a *ten to think of blamed. Supple - , rattier", 'wild Weir • . , 9 . 9 ~ • , ••••; found to proceed frelaStilesdAtee. As ive-atetres. • • ..* PP ivACS. •, , , liter's? come in yrittrishirts if yin please, a ril let ,in itself, ind,wlitiimullt.fitte terttiol . . ' 444 " 14 , • oltlefonnlytt pito 1 saw..thirdeceased. coming to wgod, s • --wo-- . Ili mate haite. Pkipiete.enquire in of ht. Soe. I very probable,. ratio 40 ogiichisrintivo .f t %if.. . hhotihmivilekeopai • led . the sound of the Attie to. ws v.anstos-wocia,—Menday. ffarris, who lisui ask. Her, he *ill te ll ytki, ' in` effect, diet after his ar. ; intormation. Seitpitielfmt f6V firlillt*- . itptistlet teniniinenno` 63o Ccool!evtill the telteesOierOefe• "woe ow th..tee r of ado obi theteseatovivoes mai l Ilia!, and that of X.djatitut lAberde, they *ere lutormed that tie Pdbfl6 fikalittd4tet kflattyVi.' .otl • illlor'llitatole .4 com Esmoalvlane9 ' , Ohba httdek l e a r e °,l%;l7,e, gaV t t e fiC.' ll E t , ittla tdePrM e lVer.went. ha I - Le'lrell seek obliged to come and 'me at. 'bane ; that was .in motion ; that, in tact, •I4itil Oil tfiSifilth 4 Z4 I,___o4,l_,_.ateladegdol4__, tai follow him- Tho wit**. . ramp Pt kelier. Ow lig cat ".... nme was returned to the Grand Saloon, that matters had oe. ring done every thingiliat ititv• oily; ohe toes gni - f oreste d , tm: Sescoal-latife, • where he found.", as accomplice io these frau l r " air C arifst 1111 concealin g t the pr'operty, his Lordship bad remanded tbe "thew askie ' arivd•in the manner . ' traVedescribed and tbat he rev i meant of going _oat ;._ In liti, 4 . tfitettadtitericatilltit . Beennrl'"wilter • I watchmeer end two gentlemen, I bi a3 ,• ia g u p : lam l i m „ w h agia bi a l ore g yp s; ands , 4 4 be g I tied along with Adjutilli lathorde, aril wit h flteM all I ', in s tbe . prtsrfee AM Pittillr;' . l tiltst I •Itallitief.idt new lif whom , bad been knocked down by two ! her t h . r ii t i.ii t fdi tlsisonq• couch Ili wifelt.utpettn to tisk hi m :rem' she was. Mr. 1 1 C. I erridge, the a llg ra ?Beadle ar eefnaleld nettilekr those who were hi the Saloon. •Enqsa're, t teow not:, farina him of ' stints ^ .. ; ,!...o rm ark o wl oval mettOseth ef whom had escaped. Two women who Mit t miter ttora .fiest huretla • eoespany with the -men , were in cistody, ousel, Wok the Wi t ver lattr custody ' , Mid 101"Loristsu' i; indeed of whom—of those of your 'puts who would !MA bland illy d>t itivessarily be among the crowd ',ltch coffered tile : to carry it.ifitoelecaape 1 Thedeftwednidors it eke% but the path:men not desiring them to be detained,. t_int ir ttle_tre t t s,. i . h.lile r ttle iti . intklnc enerreia l Ary at 1 1 4 , , place of the Hotel do Vile. Engel', *tether my car- ' adopted ~l lt • . ' resillti"; *ldiot& issit i !tr';'l will Weft 00 10 dilabillfied' AA ' the witness was return. , p i r d e i rp f zitz_i Viz u t a be iviw i t c,l 49 l U p y rty. T o be friiti• w ar w r f o: ..o tii :phi dig. ingitegaibia 64, he hearde rattle sprits& faintly, on 1 , fully emonaired upon one or Tiro Orthe ebares ; the n t . t , stage net arrive at the•Toof of the great Staircasel eipn vim '''' .... k •, ay 'fratit Wet ttsis ' •. , • after, the derartors •Of Adjutant fitt' amid ha * • -'-• • its 1e I".eitl if Meth oat illimitied• • whieblirmsdeiliP t° the spot witessott.the.spued pro - , demkaitmnmegaLtia.„rarglele.re ,m ade do. ihnos:diceielit,..cedti,tqw_beberujorsaidtold w i! . .. e a Y .tt ni ii . i L b b t islieT e. bet& • M. Soldier , a thing -thee Wild net here JO aisert, i, • ;, ft 'ls -a meet:NOW le 'fitr•liresinr-je — t-• Goaded; which was • • inimediately beside 'the book- happened if this otirtnge trod nottion i•etuly iteferisst. I least it cut** . be'consitieretrite the Central, *hod' sellee's "bop: As he was runaktg up, estrange man, i (qty. .... . . _ 4r •• .4 ...• 1 1 * •, ' hind, accotiling to the orders 4 1 . 1,a previoitaely ;se mahriiititinstances" ea*** laWd 4haratiterliet's*. who maa,fartbor off, the way of the.Chareht called '.; uw:r7„Ziat t u ii - a:949,09 Y e4/ 4 apo lg fge r i " 4/o "l4 77 lll3 WP Wali t e rr i k T el ?hell abetitrit before the arrival of Adjutant LaboidO I well the' citdicia had to meta, PL the most ernpie" 41> Oa 'Atoms tO poll him (loMmittg thi deceased )! District, who, absconded fro a th at coon , (y i d w t uag „ 44 (0 . art 4. M. %slier. •I expedieni; lad . which must 'likewise hoe been Ithe up, .kr Otte *was nothing the matter with him to : Loncaster,mA froth thence hick lin•lse it , slat fadelface 44 " Waal would you wish me to add to all this,-I most ellitatiols, ..041 8 % lei ei e rsilon,•ha ke eo . goo. 'make him spring his rattle. The 'tithes* spid to his tic eraci-ndiervirge a leex egsaradirOM Oa rietrik if Weigh 14d 1 )6{ proff,ft l eur? If oat mist have something More, ; cessfupillnenieneed;' - 4 " • ; '' ' Public •istafe.-4, naiyove aree,ktre, ely , x 1414 , * „ ' A . • r • • . fellow , watchman, he .thought there was something . 2 tate ' • ter like the Prisoner, alto li# bee; . p4 7 .te.oieletirv•ft,ipr_ sf thriftritole, lithe concerdanee of ail of theta facts I ~,._.' • ' '''' . •• !- .engneet.•-•4 •P 4 FlOCII(171:" t the matter with him, • for be was alLover pouring of , p___ pro perty , . an d Seen ifkblY rTblite** ar a awrchrmt, i rlastat Ten s t ad v bcc ed n ul c 4 onTr iw itted ala , in whieh Cr 7ai v t: 4Y DLT.ll n a l: e th ic ; will net state you, I mist then coulees I have no ['Rte - .nowand . - Ilemillanollfotestetlone si at-. Wood; and as the witness spoke, and before ho iteiet I 'know nothing more to add. What do I . tachtennt 'nee Adair 11,011410Pereu. and' the could n et up to tae deceased, the deceased fell, and ,'Field officer of . the District , ibe Atiiolll,t o A* ' kiiint L'oc:•.l ! , lA_ —.l_ _t__.- ..t.a- ...r i;tm ' The man who had !•Militia, and a number of military I cers astraci have bee n . _ • . . . , • . . . , . • • • R... -- -All 1J , -At. -, - - d.- - --- - - ` ..AitiV •.' •.. ' ~. ol • n . , i n e lgi t hoessett dc , ll ) o . iilk fit ' r : : :' .---o_. 4. tio r • me . isisi , . . . ...- . . ' a ZTPII:I4/ . Ta air . ..ip, illg kh the aesitalt, bet alp on Sesilkilott ' 4 Illiiitertae ap - ad the diectinshisre A ~...: .." „C!, :, ', : .1". ' . ,„, Other liststtlel 144 1t4161 10 *.i. ' lo4lfliqyinl. 1, dilla erect, but not one witness. 9, q r .. : : fdLrOve a li tOliif t rilitgle ; blow . la:r aili te v iiitt ' . , atitpu — it' the °lllath, , .. -penes of thi d .. '2 --•-• Oli t y, % .1. ~, r 111 " a 011 1 . SatitOttiNikidifilllONSlo.lll,;fitliefliag, 1 P .' 1 ' ' tbatc , frees the = Wherlierbfkbe arairidialloendastebtloikii ha 'tits. Wet,' watt theThciptiettealtetiAr theta. thaV.She, de. l k i j! ki.4l ., 1111 0004•b!=q 111 1, 1 */#1 4 fk. 4 , l kNiaail i.fb, ut...011 the / 441/WN. allintrarr, the whole of t(IthevOIRSCe went to ihew that . '• ' ° • he had notcome by' his 04 oi l litlyrien than in the 2 ... , 441 fre. %Vollllllo*' CCM fie of 'SAW; .' -. ' . ' ii"r" .." The Jury immediately "Stormed ta.'vertillet..4)ied sarik- , llsyisa Visitation oflititdl l , '. . .• ‘. .. .., seals{. - •.* P.6146144C. • , , otgßeds i Oda to. vii v iaestosmovie,-Monday, ffarrfs. who 10.24 as , • ofown• spawn use teamster of a dousi ad Sedmindest warm & i ssay .' l e.ttllat of; their,propero eldes. falelderwent h i headset, lial !alarming& Uhf ere thel.cests s areat. hong eery wits**.l romp SW kellex. thdt OM cal his wife ogg i A muc k', an accomplice io these frauds , ecla t ' in concealin g .„ t the property , his Lordship bad remanded the rrisaiser•. a sla nt tle n " , biat,•at the sause.lime, nihrextble lige kiresl; and,whes he nail,. ly two ! her b i n; the Kisoner emit/lied Ili wifeltmtisisto to eisit hi ss 311 who i w ie ti c e e re ie s ; le ikaq was ieetroe . Mr. t lllC.lerridge. syfiim , the 4'riliP le d 0 11 tai /StadYs nail), mho took the Vri t ver log' custody ' , hild his ILoalshili . , 1 itained,, that he had been inde pie ittratliag eweryeaspdry at the rein . ta ' t reld e s:7l t ol i ryi n s e sil i i i ii o t a ist iviss Aj OC l " r ile 3 p 9 r t iMe wit srlt e l t 3r i Mo he m•7 l :•,l fitly, on • fatty eniseditted .upooeoue or live of the eberres ; the 4 , ,,.. 11 1 being ont of Me city, the parte4 were told limy might down'pref ad pro- , dictments. He made no d efe n ce , -but add . a til t be bad ,b 0, - I most arnoter.filtr, mid solicited tq be tosapplajx• 1. at do Neu. Se Plans I -l he •,- . • e x it e d -I how-ornewr. -Motrdsty +Teas L ingliarikfirbo' was daphied P • • I tinSerVaptetin Daniels, the...hoe:wee .{fi e A ra i r Cr: eat ceased) ! Muriel, who, 4 1Neontled•fro:e thlit eon , Sod w • ato to hint to : Lancasteroad froth thence hick •to• 15: ' -ivibs fidelijic N 4 t o hi k tiVisierti e nr,l_l . ,a kl!f4 c_911103. the stead 4 lithiu, -14)iit arethi D o t t:f larac ' P le uc r ti i tt i nt e : L ilri a lleT n ,w r ;o re h r af?4:7l l 6 ,3 7 , 2is 1-4 fn-gi;34g st i ng Tete property , and befit IfTgbl yroopectotm a merchant, Ramat proved that numerous Assiparimsaa a way cousliterable ca- fore ha ,'W had been committed, 'in which . C.l rairi DahiAl Mine, the tll, and , 'Field Officer of .the District, Itte Mitiotb,er Alt 'Met lioc::1 !• Militia, and a number of military tli cers names have heel ; ho had f. the' ' f ed ur fn ed ib , r rr ior th ai e em Pr ; iso i n o er a i e s o st r y abial itis wem pe lo ted l L e n i b to, eing ei c anst onc Tii .. in f a ll ; p c .of e ros t xt l li e: rov. t uLe i tru ini rrci mew ing/Gas ; iglus the Solleitti in the Treasury . attenflikthe, toa him, 'is:, an d sited, that be was directed 40 do so a thhinui Mr. Gurnee attended for tee PePsolter..% le d was i Mr. Naftes, the Sitting Magistrate, asked *the Miaow'. if h e sled th is{ had any thing to say in his defence ? larreptien be hailgit. - He was committed for trial. and the whams's Woad our to he had prosecute, at the next *sizes for t'te couaty of Haut. erds, as WHIT anzea, AND vv TTER miour. THE MARii . LE; 11.tvvest-c.seorw.-This estraordinary • case mate on Inc trtholo- hearing on Monday, before the Sitting hip ai treee...l4r. CAPPER. the mo- It wastreitargF against an eminent, t, asid respectable master-baker, in the neighbonrhoet of 'cicala's lise Fields. for ich was having on Saturday last, at one batch, _baked 'several handiti rip He , quartern and Ira-quartets loaves dedickat is weight. The tight , • blood : bread owns produced, and found deficient in weight tis the 1 trio penalty of an aggregmemtm,.at the rase of fip. per °neer, '59 only . o:' 7 a. la. 9d. and Bank notes were offered to fkuleiscit th e .•.e what- officer. The defence set ap wroth* Me flour washed in quality, and the .bread overt:law; hot aisle defence was sot clearly at (luau- established as to the overbakiug ; but as to the hada-ss of the from his , Saar, the Magistrate blnierredislitat that cirevamMace was asag- as a f ter- i Ti ;: c r i v i v i i d o r n d , since tia u t ii h po e pu public .r paid for y fi t z r d of the gevnrd. ib,yftt.tpialitlirr. WIC° Of i s t iou id.g e his d u ty,' and order the full aiaoswt of the penalty out out some against so opulent map, movegiedly than again ; little deniers. .. who often were ruined even by the mitigated .peobilly. Me dirt tieq u 'rn . se the more willingly from thecoasideraluit that it wasa matter rout any of fact and notoriety at this day in Loadan,litat with the high price Ire were of bread in Loudon, potatoe notal, t _wner . k ad with i doer, to the me. The ` extent l o Jt f y. 3° 4l ) i w to bi n c s h or mTg l ir l-Per tsh w the weight j ilt' this the p br il e s a t if, • veral of and take away the lodgment of those superiatendiag the gem- , tits of time proper for baking it inn &se degree. Judgmetit is a t P . P::;; f w o h r i t c h h e t re he la co to ef rs e , nd tt t offi ap c p‘ en 4ed in , t pe the rNalty grou l d Lik that iia bet . t en fri mil it not and Nil:miller loaves were isthe nese baking and shop, an or I weighed by the officers at Meow, and which, by the Act of mut real :Inlet, they were boaod to woliiii *moony, the neck Another information then followed against the . same person, described for itaview Ifti of the Wives without the letter W. cootiary to ' the °Minx. upon which be was ffriller 4 nil/lett:4 in the kW, q ..., he neck, ' runny of is. fir each omission, bing a sum of Si. 6s. usaitiog • - casioned in the whole Sit. is. lid, ere were .. r; ain't the On Christmaa-day a singular marriagft took place earances in the parish of I)rymen. The bridegroom was a ,od stag- widower, upwards of 80; and the happy bride, age! deceased 70, buried her former husband only eight months • , . ago. The parties and their friends met, according larthelo to agreement, in the middle of the rnuir, several he 4aody mites from - any cottage,. where the clergyman of ,t o marks neighbouring village married them. About fifty at there people and two pipers attended at the ceremony, awl ]rich ap- accompanied the happy couple home. l vessels j An Inquisition was taken on Friday, at the Bar- conside- ley-mew, in Mount-street, ariiivendr_square, be- Likely to fore A.. , G.5r.5., Esq. Coroner, on view of the bodies of saw no- .two men, advanced in years, who were both disco- to lead vered floating in the Serpeotine Diver,' Hyde-Ro.rk, ed from and were immediately conveyed to the .workhente hhe had belonging to St. George's, Hatiover-EquaTe t : ill be pro- Mount-street; the former was a pauper ilt,the ewnle at which workhouse, and bad shown symptems of leirmliy for several days.—Verdicts ifoenddrpotecf. The hit, en* body of the latter unfortunate man lies.at-the work- d heartT ,bonse to be owned. . . 404/ HORRID MUItDERS NEAR FROME.—OR ../1100(lay husband', evening Mr. Webb, a respectable farmer; of RO,l- gh• He ; denbury-hill, near Frotne, Sometsetithiro o slip our- a week. I dered whilst sitting in his chairs. The- deeadfal died and had I was discovered in the following Manner ! T IM Wes- o'elock. day morning, a t4 yoUng woman called *a Ise , , sister, ay next. 1 w h o li ve d i n e farmer's • service ; her -rtralol urymes, knocks at the door being unnoticed, she op red it, ead ea- and found Mr. Webb on the.floor by the side of IA "wdered . chair, , weltering in his blood t , having been shot , IShiffis through the arm, and his head dreidfully•shattel.A. man tat On loeF elarniing the neighbourhood, a'furoe,r sew - eh ...• vas made, when the body of the rethele ~s ervant 'I Boys; ifrei discovered in a bucket-well, with her throat tattles irtl It is supposed she was endeavouring to escape &Mg." - 4totit the scene of horror, when the villains prertook seSNI9SI her, and deprived her of eati_terice. The Jury sit rd,tbree ,qn the bodies. Vertket, Wi(fal Murder aiutAst tile, al!! sem person or persons . unknown. The:house 13 l u il r i a ","", gut* detached front any other, and the farmer itt:i Atesi w'r isiceervedtls were the only anhabitanta. Hit deg ere thi Iteetegbeenheard barking loodly about six o'clock a he ;VI dellonday *morning, letullr to the eonc!nsion that the ktieniefei tragical wont was then being perpetrate& If booty Mat hat% -.• 81.... • ...1.1.Ad. ..., Nu.. mossalanta shah 'Mors,. disaDo , ..... s . - ! hi :: I b t a i t s t r e e w , o t rs ha t t t at ha c t ce e ss w d u res n u o i t t absolutel y from mmy flleti cer n; T io e w t t he . ie are setsjoised the baptist , IDeesse,.4l eteo,.. r tin he l! pr at me oik: wabetoan ;, ' - • would be that it did not succeed, and it was sufficient - that f might succeed to cause me to make the attempt; ' " NePoleou. Emperor , of She Fre.** " 1664 “ Palate or the Thottlesioo, Dec. DS, lOW , etutFrenchfstated,:eleg he heard a aping of cat sisitLxisottly Ofismranir a titan ran across the street.— Macle when the body of the Telltale servant ' to Messrs . Clarke, Boyd t al es discovered in a backet-well With her throat ~ fies, tut! . It is supposed she was endeavouring to esvipa from the scene of horror, when the villoilp prerto"k bet, above all, to make if immediately, and before "On the report of the Welder of the bast*, Altseleqhedyessed. there mime, ils the 109 ° *on' her, and deprived her of miiktence. The Jury sat 'the arrival Of the Commission, which appeared to be •we huedecreadi sad do deans as foltene: l --1- •. , , .tieseilivistok:sisisetchmes ; and the he heard, three , qn the bodies, Vardiet, Wi(fal 'Murder what expected, for then the chance of success would need- " AST. 1.-Count Frochot M *Owed of beolomottoyolt, different times, a tattot!atteeptte spring -a rattiet OUP tone person or persons - unknomin. The-house ii , ' ,- airily have become far more uncertain. , celleciller Of Sloe. Ind ettlell of the Deillirt,# ig 11 " ish Abe 'eale44tiatilleite;AW from a Pere" reaciatAined quite detached from any . other,. and the farmer hi acne. -'" Suet! were my carceletians, my combinations 4, 4 -Our *Meter of the Interiheis the:vett** thrift. 01111142111 , 4 1 4 , n0r1Y. He iinte4tflintelY di- .his aerysnis were' the . ottlY 'inhabitants; His dv; lite *Ste of my determination'te go oat of Ty Cs! 'aen el she Pews' Vecree* ' ' '' . IhitAtt , , 40. W . . 1144 . the Vice afbatce the bath% been beard bathing )oddly about -six o'clock. (sixsed. ) .4 14 :4 1 W, I gova_ _ ____,. bfnet 'to speak of bringing 'the tables, and of elf .. ' •• ity I o Emperor, tke Mistater ' engfeellUnt yellelkieeMlid. . ._ . iSla coati,- and thielt he eel Oa Monday*morning, "Marto the tonc!oslon that the tettli_to my own house is seed as I thought f 0, • 1 , 4 ~„,,A„,i . . ~. ..., ,• • 4-1-f la WNW • '111.4011110i. KS 140 ehtelt.:,4lo l ,netteff tragical *eat was. then being perpetrated,, If booty cot* , R 0 it without avrikeeleg tbniusiplitiee of the . (Silliest) "- Pukr of rtiriiUP!, *M Wow the decesettllO*St 111 OA , 00 :01/0t of the messily, the trfer , l diss•F" 015eStp ; and the m ore thissider ;tithe mere IGO !=rr l ==e l222 =ucsirr" • ' -• , tientliii4l,loll l o WOW MilettralKeld WO 00 pelpted i lee, t. Wig . fheigh its 0 eutei, was tie' . . it Wits reasonable for me hi le** 4.1'.). - ' ' . 'The Nth regiment Will eteherit lefteligl Alr tile - sod tertre4AstraPpivorbio , lo l 4 l 4. .., •. : •'/. i ty Allows to . leer - attempt t is the holm; 4, o r ! doubtless, NI Wed ' . kilh* adult was t slog ,s iv el s ab i g. v'. ~ •: ..., . . , ~, •.-'* .;.. tilt ' • ,I ' :MP - tietittbeAO•Nf 01 *Q 1,04 " 4 ' b. * 6 O.Vv.lls boxer'` . . fotivauti at ether *del it Mit loshent ;if !lei - A %Mallon of the 27th, or :Pailliliklol elt t i: ll. loa, ' i l e int' hie Ifieo4 - . . -)auks the Priem! lkirtli.dtasehibir was ;amt. , bidkaßA's eon), is Jo. aseutegeey bie-toodetii, •.:, kilt 1 1010. 1 114 ' Lostotnir: Itieiril jd Ihgrbee-iiti o s i 4e. at t 6l . NI efrefegey . &log; thatik limo by id, odor *Audi iudia• ‘: ~:!, --.,.. i,.. , ,,i•C: Lott i the l eS Wh the Innen w • lied 10 . Ikt . titoo4g O . ! 4 , !?, , ... t ~ ,••• .• . - . . . • 1 ••• . • . ~ ' . . . • • —.---•-- . I r~ .