The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-03-22 00:00:00

the LONDON GAEL' -.,~- , _ 44dmietilt1 Of/Ice, Admiral Lord Keith has' son Croker, Esq. two letters Rlackwod, of his Maiest , dated the I'4lls and 14th i 'Phi fortnOr . reporting spite and Plvasint, of the . eno letter of marque scitoedsti thirty asessr . . And dilifttief ate ittiv I ipite, of the Cannonll AI asnrque, of eightginis, - 11 f And also a teturnof the < ' taken by the •Warapite„ Brig Man, of OS (Oro, freer P Seutioaer Pert, of 10 took ' • Phan : We Charlotte, of 916.t0011, totortionlatown :•77.!we ' Admiralty b ce _ . Copy of It faittii from tho Fight Wm. Admiral Inge Warren. Bart. and ft. IL Ctiarounder•in. 1149; • 412 .- ZrO b lc i a l :r s t l 4l Cl7t dated nant the Aljerieaaa;Wurlittlijllla •. ST,It;:--IsetWed herewith, - Ibeg leam to ,transmit that Adlowieg letters, , reportioggse captures of the veislia therein mentioned t • Better 'dated 9th January, 11!13,-, from Captain Sir • johis Pod Beresford, of the roictiers, reportblAe capture of the. American schooner privateer ~11yer, of in./ens and 72 men. Letter deed 17th, January, 1813, from - Captain- Lumley, of the Narcissus , repelling the capture 4i: • 'the CiiitetUrstites. brig-of war Viper, of 12 guns aid . 93 men. • . Lette.r•dated tts February, 1 8 13, from Captain •Kippen, of the Peruvian, reporting the capture of the American privateer ship John, of 16 guns and i lOO own. • . . Letter dated 9th Fairuary,• 1813, from Captain Burdett, of the Maidstone, reporting the capture of 'the American armed schooner Lottery, of six guns and 28 men, laden with coffee, sugar, and log .nood.—l have the honour to he. &c. (Sagne.l) JOiti BORLASE WARREN • II is Majest.y . 's ship MaitlAvise. Lan-Dawn. Bay, " 4 1tmilte. Skii Frh. 181 t have the pleasure to inform you of a very gallantechieveinent that was performed by the boats of the squadron you did me the honour to piece un der my... Command,. fur the blocked. of this port and its rivtis. • Yesteiday morning, at nine o'clock,-A. M. a "cheep& was observed in the N. W: standing down the Chesapeake- Bay ; at the:same-time 1 made the *Belvidere and Statirals signal; No. 239, With the north-west compass As the stranger ap proached the squadron, g l perceived bet to be a ves sel of considerable force ; Captain Byron at the same time made the signal for her being superior to the heats in cliace, but not to these oP the squadron' united. • I initnediately madt , the signal for all barges, cut. tern, &c. .&c. to proceed in the same Alirection ; upon which the schooner made all sail - in the direction from %hence she came, and I had the, satisfaction to see she was quite hecalmed.---7--At tone o'clock P. M. the stranger opened a well-di-i rected fire upon the headmost of our boats from anti stern-chase guns slid I was happy to find the Islet* in advance rested on their oars matil tbey all form: ed up, when a vigorous and gallant attack was Mode i by all the boats, nine in neither, under the orders of Lieutenant Secend Lieutenant of his Majes ty's ship under my command, who happened to be' senior officer, through a very heavy fire from All the elielnyli guns, when he was boarded, and carried, sword in• band, after a must obstinate resistarice which was mnintaiueil upon the deck of the enemy; fora few minutes. • She proves to be the America!, armed schooner Letter', of two hundred and tea tons,' rtiountieg SLIt twelve-pound carronades (but pierced for sixteen) with a •eowlement of twenty- I eight men, from L ltirnore boued to Pourileaux, with a etirgo of coffee, sugar, and logwood ; she is, coppered and copper fastened. 1 also have the lesuour to enclose a list of the kill ed- and wounded in the different boats of the squar dron, which, I am happy to acrd. is trifiiirg, when compared to the obitistate resistance made by the enemy, whose loss was very great, the captain and eighteen men datigerously wounded. . I have the htnieur to he. (signed) GEORGE BURDETT, Captain. To tie Right lion. Sir J. B Warrea; Bart. -and K. B. etc. &v. , • d Return of t h e Killed and Wounded in the Bonner the Squa drou tscScr the command of Georp: Burdett, Esq. Captain of pis 'Nlajesty's ship Maidstone, ott the dth February, iu Chesapeake Bay. Maidstone-9 wounded (1 severely). telv:dera--N one. • • .lonun-2 wounded (1 severely). Statim-2 wounded (both dangerously. 1 since dead). (Signed) • GLOIIO BURDETT, Captain. • • MILITARY PROMOTIONS., . Ofes el Ordnantor .Vlach IS, 1811 --1 Royal Regipivt of Artillery. Seeped Llentetinat Wintry Cozens:fp be Fist Liettleaaat; vise* Coayer, resigned. Doted Febninal 21k, 18.13. - • Corps of Rival Artillery ; nr_ivers.• • • Firs -14entstas 'nPornas rieriagton It be rpoin, vice swat, deceased. Dated Feb. 27,1813. Scaled Lieutenant JnarpY irlisai • to be Find Ueitenant, vies 13eri agt on . prounsted. Dised 'ao above. Taws Jurk, Diet. to be Second laintreast, vice Mim i , Dated as above. t RITTCllkit VOlPltitklarED. /Cr. nartgirer•Oftert ilefsai4. 4 4,tret, maker. J. Trigwell, Corapsnawst•el. argerforet",MBe, tiMealleft BANK IWert. 3-:#4ls, lirlAge.etreei. Wesbilisister. *mister, Mardi Iti , l April 3. May I. et 4 u9r,nti. Caithut. egisPia- ar il % Notalfieldi. • M. Mite. Prinaristreet, Tandy*, Siblelogiednisafaetterer, Mardi ID, Apeil I. May I, Attornies, At array and wasbrough, Sun-roam Corneal. D. Ponce. eitio-street, Spitalsr4ts, unites.. March 53., 3D, May, • thiildttall. • (*.slept Sel_ • o Hy es, alitidielea. • May. 1, 'et thrliemln, tondos. Attorney, Aine. • J. Warner, Hinckley, Leicestershire, honer, ' 96, May 1, at the Dell's Head Inn, Hinckley. 'Attendee, Mr. . . vii Hinckley. - Barwic k, 11am:hewer, dealer, April 12;14, May 1, at iM Star Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Renshaw. Illunellestor; and Mel's... Itnindrett, Wainwright, and Synths, Temple. T.eitotry, Liverpool; wine and spirit-merebant,Aptil 11, 13, May 1, at noetilobe Tavere,• Liverpool- Attornsee, Mr. Chas lei, Sap's Inn; and Messrs. Griffith and Heade; LOrpool. 1!J. Stunk, •Binninghent, draper, April 9, 10, May I, addle Nines Bead., -Birmingham. Anomie.. Mears. taster And -Marini; Furnval's Inn; and Mr. Bird. Birmingham. J. Bailey. Cannock. Staronl.hire, etkrdweiersk March 31, April 1, May 1, at-the litudford Arms Inn,.loetsey Batik, Stat. Avdskire. Anomie., Mr. Host. Strand; and •hlr. Marklew, bea Wornshi re., T. Pressen, Carmel!, victual*. April 2,3, May 1. at the Towja Hell, O 4(srd . Anomie., Mr . Taunton, Oxford; ' and Mr. /Wines, Civet James-street. Bedford-row. • 3. Powell, Tottenham-court-mid. ironmonger, .111.34 h 27, April 3, May.l. itt Attornie_s Mews. Bourdillon and Hewitt, Little Friday- street ; and Mr. Simcox,,Birming- JIOIO L . I !Blame*, Deal, Kent, linen-draper, March 27, M. Allisy 1, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Sir. Sherwood, Can. , Southwark.. A. and W. sheen, Adam's-court, Old Broad-street, _ March 27. April 3. Mar 1, at Guildhall. Anomie', Mmors..Blent age Bowman. Old Bethlem, Broad-street. • • DIVIDENDS. • 110, T. (:. Richmond; Church-street, Botiserhithe. wharf . y 4, A. Morrison, Widbrook. merchant-A prills, D. Newcastle Emblyn, Carmarthenshirt, shopkeeper... A. Undpiy apJ J. Irvine, Manciretter, d dealers-:1 Hi) 10;11 . Wright, Averley, Essex, victualler-A pril 10, J. Awititowetreet, Ority's seareager-Aprillo, .1. Knott, W. Smith, mid J. Clarke Ihuke-street, 'Sontitivark, hat-manu facturers-April U. E. Lad.er, Kins..treet, Cbeapside, ware- Itouseinan-Apritll, J. Iltifterw nrtb, Abeitureh-lane. broker- April 12, N. Por{er, Birmingham, fsetor r -April 14, B. liar ,wood, Barnsley, - linets.dratptr.-April 'O, T. M. Phillips and W. Phillips, Twyford, mealmen-April 1:0, J. Handley, Coventry. usemer-May 4, J. Hider and E. eider. Norttrstred, Westraiester, carpenfers-51orch li, T. Wyatt, Begley . ,,Keat, baker-April le, A. Senile, Itatitcrhithe, founder -- May} , G. D' re i Ile, 0 sford,timbir.inerchant -A pril 24, W. Pagett. Mdenham-Wood-Partn, Itertforhhire, caJer merchant-•April 27, V. Ellis, Christchurch, Hampshire, linen draper-him, 1, J. Wall, Broad-cpurt, Long.acri, tailor- April :1. W.-M.l4h, Sunderland near the Sea. Durham, lea,her eni tee-April 15, D. Benoit, "Wigton, and J. Barnes, Little *pawn, Cumberland, manittacturers-- Aprills. A. Wharton, New SWCIND, Wiltshire, clothier... April IV, G. Kearney, Fleet liireet, bookseller. • CERTIFICATES-Aentt;lo. D. W. and J. Main, Holt 'lllll. 'Lancashire. cotton-mita:Le enters-J. Potter, juu.•Stoke by Nay land , Suffolk, maits'er-N. Power, Old Broad-street, merchant-[l. Hoosier. I:ride-court, nett -street, scrivener-L. Ball, Pill-Mall, artist- W. A yton, New lon-yard. Sboredi!elt, victualler.-w. Itsinibtt, Duke. street, St. James's, tailor-C. Blake. Bishopsgate.street. sil versmith-W. S. Heaton, Hot.eltster. monev-scrivener-J. Hay ' ward, %Vitae.. Oxfordshire, cabinet-tanker-J. Caddo* 'Gutter -Jane, silk-snantsfacterer-J. Chapple, Mayfield; Semen, brewer-J. W.. Poster, Everett-street. Brenswiek.enewee, auctioneer-3, Wayne, Paternoster-row, straw-turt.neannfac- I fur*: -19. S. Clarkson, and G.J. Parke*. 'Change. merehasts-P. Dessignes, ResimAn-street, Clerkenwell, Watch-maker. PARTNEP.SII IPS DISSOLVED. J. Price and T. Little, Gat,:shead, Dothan, glass.mannthe torers—G. Sharpe and G. Cheethans, North (7ollingham, Not tingham, grocers—J. Harrison And J. Jones, Liverpool, jOill ers—W. Osborne and T. Loving, Wardottr-wreet; cabinet makers—A. E. Braude. E. A. Braude, and W. T. Braude, Ar lington-street, apotheca , ies-4. Stile, H. Warner. and S. Selfe, Bristol eltensists—C. Bandon sen. C. Rawdon, jun. J. Bowdon, and J. Rawdon. Haliftz—R. Jackson and J. Jackson, drysaltrm—J. Shelley, D. Johnston, J. A. Meaburp, (.. White, and T. Smith, Lon‘sa—S. Rockland and D. Has well, Philpot-lr:ue, painters—F. Fisher, W. Clarkson. and E. CUBIT, Paddington. nurservinen—W. Mattingly, W. Kent, IV. Brooks, and Kent, Wantage, Berke,. bankers—W. H. Darker and C. Kirkham, Millman -street, Chelsea, pave.... ota i m .„—J . 1.." t0s an d it. Coats, Aidgate lligh-atrset, liuen drapers—W.Satit't, men, A. Smith, and W. Smith,un. Bevels street, timber-merchants—W. Brooks and N. K. Brooks, Ox fordshire, corn-factors—r. Gray and D. Preston, Newcacte upon-'f,ne, tobacconists—C. Walker and W. Beck, Fish street-hilt, ironmoor,ers--C. Brockhurst and C. Tinson. Queen street, Chebpside, witwemercbants—S. Tilt and C. Dent, St. Ann's, Limehome, oilmen—P. Bandar, J. Eaton, and W. Aluneaster. Thenbalers-road, pawnbrokers—J. Timm and T. Battin, Warn irk:coal-dealers—C. Seward and 11. Water house, Lancaster. plumbers—J. Farad! and J. Berridge, Lei cester, dealers—W. Brooks, J. Brocklesby, and N. K. Ilronk.:, Osfard, nsealuten—W. Meager and E. Richards, Swansea, ship. builders. The Average Pricers?' SUGAR, fur the Week, ending March 17, is fps. fpl. per Cwt. Average Prices of CORN of ENGLAND and WALES, per quarter, from the Return, ending March 13 Wheat. Hyc. Barley. I Outs. I Beans I Pease. I Gann. I. d. 121 2 171 d. 17. 7 .1. .174 a. d. d.. 82 5 67 U 44 4 86 2 90 I .48.4 . DRURY-LAZE.—Ors Friday night, Di. HAVIIN'S Sacred Oratorio of 'The Creation, interspersed with select and app.ropriSte read_ipgs from loiliaoNs 7 .. l raise lot, by Miss Sums, was performed RUM' Theatre. * The readings were most judiciously select. ed from the brit Book of MILTON, and highly ap: propriate to the music. In the second act, *la. DiciLoNit introduced the favourite song of Praise the Lord, from &THEN, accompanied on the Harp by Mr. P. MeTte,*in which she was rapturously ap-. 1 plauded; and Mr. VArcAat Oirsf violin to the itinf f.. l of Spain), also introduced a Concerto on the violit ' ?he music was well arranged, and the performers were in fine voice. • CovENT-n.tan.iN.—The Oratorio of The Menials ,Impi performed here on Friday night. Mrs. Sac lao.N was the first female singer., and 6iecuted knurl! that spit *edperaer liver & with great_taste, :sweetness, sAti oFsieuce. - Miss BOLTON vats also 'lror,y..effectimr4 . lfrie parts allotted to her. bit.. Bally • in *bass - and . r' • this female Defendant. That Ms 'kitidnees has not mtly.ortended to herself, but to Atertaotherand sis ters,, to whose supprt..ha ft . further appeared had .costriboted tilt the goo.%Mr. Cecbrane,. 'being a scieutific elan, end' bari n g invented a vapour bath, hued been on severer occasions instrumental. to the beneit of the public, layextending the advantages . 0 1 his• invention t o D ewy, Whose 'disorders were abated by IV salubrious effects ; and intoreover, that .on the occasion suggested by the conspirators, the fe male Defendant, who, it was alleged,' was in a state of pregnancy, in fact was not in that condition.--'l That if she had been in that condition, the bath in question would have had sr contrary effect; and that it was used by her„ as Whirl on other occasions, to relieve her from a painful complaint, with which she was then affected. Mr. Serjeant Seeman', on the part of the De fendant 1, disclaimed any intention seriously to. im.• puce to the Prosecutor any such conduetis that Bug. getted, or that he had seduced the female Defendant, and admitted that there was not the least foundation in fact for the imputation against the Prosecutor's character ; but put the case to the consideration or the Jury, upon general arguments, touching the in firmity of human nature, and the youthful indiscre lion of the Defendants, both of whom were extreme ly young. After an able charge from Chief Baron M' DONALD, the Jury, on a short retirement, found both the Da. fendants Guilty. Mr. Serjeant Cost then, stated, in justice to Mr. Cochrane, that it was never his intention to bring up the unfortunate female Defendant for judgment, whatever course he might be disposed to adopt to wards theother Defendant. W: Smith, T. Ilarber, and J. Dixon, were ca pitally indicted for setting fire to the gaol at Dart ford, on the night of the 10th Dec. last. They denied that they had a design to burn the prison, but admitted that they intended to make their escape. The ,Inry found Smith and Ilarber guilty, but ac quitted Di a ou. G. Godfrey was also capitally convicted of a vile otooce--Dceth. SATURDAY. MARcti 20. CRIM. CUM. LETTING V. PALLENDEII. This was an action to recover damages for criminal conversation with the Plaintiff's wife. The Plaintiff and Defendant were both farmers in the neighbourhood of Ash-bourne, in this county, and the fact was proved by a servant girl of the Plaintiff's, who said she once saw the Defendant sit ting in her master's parlour, and her mistress put her arm round his neck, and placed her cheek upon his. A few slays afterwards, going iuto the granary, she saw her mistress and the Defendant lying upon some sacks in a very unequivocal siluation ; but, upon cross-examination, it appeared that the Plaintiff, after he was acquainted with the fact, cohabited with his wife ns usual. The Learned Catty BARON therefore directed the Jury to find the smallest possihle damag es. They foam' for the Plaiutiff— D amages OR Farthing. The Assizes concluded in the evening. 1 1 NOTTINGHAM, M.utcu 17.—Our Assizes, which commenced on Saturday last Lefore Sir VlcAttlr Clues, closed this day. Eight persons have received sentence of Death, namely :--Robert King, alias T6mas Patrick, a private in the Sussex Militia, now lying hese, for having committed the crime of sodomy on the body of John Jenner, his comrade and bed fellow ; Wm. Silrester, Um. 71(1 . 1tor, and flim. ;Boxden, for house-breaking ; Jarites Barker, Rich ard Selby, and Wm. Simpson for burglary ; and Fanny Elliott, fnr privately stealing in a dwelling- house : the latter had her sentence commuted for one year's imprisonment. King and Simpson are left for r'executien4,and tha zest are. respitO until their-Ann seuteuces Are known. ~-~ • • the . stops They' prose red a li g ht, a nd examin e ed the pasicngers,' and found one of them to be fto bert Brady, arias _Weld. Bob, a well..know n ch s ., i ittEterrPte officers cnnfased the - description of dreis 1 they gad received of Hulfey White, • with the h t i C.A.le6 Andy -sore. Ilia. cheers knowing MM . , lia , l some conversation with him, he leasing oat of the coach window to talk to them: d ur i ng t hi s t i me Hof ‘ i I y White was sitting by his side; Wady continued pinching him, as signals fur him to get out on the i side of, the coach, and to be off; Battey White, hostel/eel' speculated, and sat perfectly quiet. The &firers, after some censultatlon, made up their i n/lods / that, from the description they had received, that t Brady answered . it, that • there- must he some mistake, and that he..must be wanted for the Leeds mail robbery, and therefore took him into,custody. 'White got out, walked op an inn yard, got o'er , some paling, and has never been heard of since. On ° searching Brady, the officers found Bank-twos, in 1 small notes t to the amount of 1221. Brady o b serve d , that as there were a great many forged notes in cir culation in Birmingham, he insisted upon one of the officers signing hileitarne to theta all, to guard against 1 the possibility oriheir being changed, _which was agreed ; this, hoarier, was clone by &idyls en , able his Mead White effectually to escapes.. The officers also took possession of a box, which- the i coachman and guard, said belonged to - Brady,.and i which he did not deny. On breaking it opea, is 1 was found to contain'pick-lock -keys, iron create, 1 dark lanthorns, phosp:iorch matchis, :::ul other im plements of house-banking.—Mr. Parkin, the:Seri lcitor to the Post-office, received information that Brady was in custody ; he was, however, not sus ' Elected of having any thing to do with the Leeds mail vobbery, but he ,being wanted on charges of being concerned with the gang of forgers, and another mail robbery, Vickery, the officez., Was dispatchzd to bring him to London. HATTOK-GARDEL—Saturday another long exami nation took place of Thinness Aris, late keeper of the House of Correction, Cold-Bath-fields, the re puted father of the child lately found drowned in tha New River, at Sadler's Wells. It appeared that Mary Evans was servant maid to Thomas Aris about five years ago, and swore the child to Mm. She a n g s i t st h r i h m te r s es o peeti rdered ng f t u hn r. tmPehuersisrrdiredaomfiluntahtelutioinc.hcildha.r—gesTheagaMi MARRIED. last. at Muy-tr-honne Church, Henry Mambos Were; Z. of Newhaven, SOSSCX. to Elisabeth Mime, ut lierstmoaceux, in the same county. Di EV. On the PM inst. at Rea. on hoar! his Majesty's strip the Redford, Miss Matiida Walker, eldest daughter of James Walker, Esq. On the 196 inst. in the SSd year of his age, troll lamented by his relatives and acquaintances, Mr. Edward Sage, youngest tuns of Edward Sage, Esq. Cheapside, London. (In Saturday. Henry, the youngest son of John Marti', lA of Lombard-str..et. A few days ago, at Robin Hood's Ray, near Scarborough, is Yorkshire, M. James Albiaa Yarnell, as eminent tanner, aged 79 year,. DEBILITY, &c. ENCOURAGED by the uuTorm success attend lag their ia•ealimr method of treatment in the care ifs fete prevaleut cumplainh:, which b:l4 been confirmed by the ex ' perimice of tinny years ins large and extensive prattle!: t Siiiit• also of the happy etleci4 reshltini. to the public from me dical mci) confining their atteaion to a ceriain class of disences, Moo's. GOSS and Co.•continue to direct their studies hi thaw disorders nrisiog from it ses:ret rfe,iructive habit of inconsiderate youth, which not only occa s ion a iiiiiii emits train of neryisui af. &ratios, hot also entails on its votaries all Ole eibe i tr a tiag wow edifies of old nee. In that ilistresliog state of debility 1r 6- 'riency,• whether the entsataenre • ofsnch haorfol hithite, ewe— ! Fire drinkitt4. long residence in hat climates. or any other cause, by which the powers of the cnicaitution hocimie en f e ebled, ;it regularly aducated Surgraro of Lyndon, they olihr u firm, sac, and speedy re•horation in sound and vigortott,4 health. • . . Where an early nppliention is male for the cure of n certain 'Disorder. freipoently contracted in a nonineia of inebriety, the eradication is generally completed in the short space of Own days; and to the more advanced and inveterate rqmgeS or vene real infecting, characterised by it variety of p'rtinfal nod di,tres sing slaviptconr., n perseverance on In c ir pi t , carrhotir resor t ing in.dlet or ezrivage) wW4alere too she patft•nt a petizaneut and radieitr. tour. The difentes: of the Ur!thrl. ns freqttently connected with or tit hi ng. from the Weave rota pla int. have not revived 'heti-foto. liens; by nn issfallthle nod improved plan. they ore euabled 111 reitinst obstinate Glects turd Sit ietores, , whether recent or of long duration. without resorting to the 'minks! and ifaisterotts (lee eel the caustic bootie. Many instattre• can ice adductettnif very inveterate eases, of sevenil year. continuance, !invitee y kb!. ed to their metlngi in n few thys s after the core bed Area aloa tempted h other piactitioners - witttoth sect; rind such ha: Inca the agreeable resu:t of a prnetice .1 host teen'•etsr-. the.; the mode of treatment has not in one sintle i.tstaare ever provett &furtive. drying which probed minty tittettmott 14ri.te. of DA II sexes. have ex perierced the esti.t)tet.ttt of Inkvjitg keen iw t. free,' cored, after fevere and injitritats method; have bre.) per severest is Ice no purpose. Messrs. (It*. nail Co. ettelsNively, professiet the cure of these 'me inane complaints, in wider that they may out tie. by nti•talmo few, m r arke.l with the s r" :It;•11y . ottarlma to , the it flaring etoArie, think it but itt-tite iiietiteiVeS 111 !IMO. that they 'sive been properly educated 'rnd buil/vett Oho evrev Arran hof the prof t .s•itto irertifrate. ti Mils, from tli(Urrof floipilida s and test mills from' tier onoll smitten, *l'hy'sitlassi„, they lose to rouvince :toy enquirer). chip the •Inecel: rßuhhgt (ruin their e.m..icovutar:; lilt induced thew In quit tbf vfotitte 'of the. 4friertil Penctifioner, and !ley liresoore dint their pit - fettshow for/swore a lair g f veutt t l tier t h ro ppin f oikpa roob denre.willt which they have, by the Public, byroisb lihrrally lnintturcd• . • . • c • • is • ?" - s. • To he consulted nt,their blasa sh‘lly firowifte,pr by lel so4) by liintitibi *A* lead al fruition. •„:„.- ipss • pertipplpfs 1111111it•W' . . D. realer. iluu - strre 4 . SlMA s rlar. Milo'''. Match VS. 3 D , 94 )'• 1 BeiTiMAg i. kiss in fin Twice, and save his powe rful that 1, at Ouildhatl. Attaraej, Mc C44blPi CrisPh B4 fitvti 81 1 1 - ;Assistmce . to t he pgrforentnee• Master ,Kisu. was . proi fi-Lfs. W. Muratori% Shone ant X. Madeira. /11gatife:' Ktelk i : mud *pies odiirlis: . Godbk for los. The choruses, pun 1 # t,,,, t ,, ~A d we,:34,41e6 . 466 4 , mareit_ti, April - 3; WV I; * laatkaccompOeteore /inn in She kr.st style k asi lan 1i..i1dh4.1. London. .14. Wolkor, 4.lltaaeatp•Sade•r. •. ---. . '• .' _ • Anil Mr. Bed ingarld, =weaned.. s - ~ the Arlote steagro , sob! mg, aod seteatiie.. , 1 obts I i C. rudeerly. and 14...Va gg . . ler% ApM k . Us . Sitiltarnplorps. or Osobordination. wpvii mom, teHi . 1;. MaY al at? india ' ' AtHes44lers ' ,itlfeefed M. week' as., Ritigliton by sow waits i gait NI i..el.in sad Vie#olfs 's sant •• *4W, raim - ared , . • _.a • . • t ,M ol °. 4% \ WO" 1 0 * V° I 011bt I C IPP ILi f 9 C; 4446% ' °l 1 .• I straw. kt • o )l tart. * 1461 "/ nriel b li k Ao4ll, I VO" - 1 _,..• i i • tend bettAllia or tke.41,14, WegrailtA • • Pot . one it .tho. abk H' 111'4 ties. $/14446 " 21- Aites ' Wea lliiiiii " ... ..- !edit tfltattObt WWI, 311)(101.4jralt, .brougat t 6 !Atte • I ~ a den, Cie r a earo* j and Mr Vtt& i , e • %' Itil.iv, Whltettialispecid,T i f ies4 SI, AkilTfilay I , a', r e att.b . tarthit ;: ' Ipiailli4 do wow 406,41 1 . 1 .... ~ .„. at rtie Lord 11, 40 6, 111 . 9 Mos; AB411a8 C 8111.0 " 14ii s* Ai " = so of . 11100111 lildpki . 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Coplestoste,• H im lissem-dteperi Ward fa t K 01,3: ic North A. 1 ~.. : . ~;:.; rove/ • . ~ ; ~1 •• ~.- *.. . . • . - I , .pryirr ipui pit benitraced ins Sas transmitted to John WO. ra u l i • n at , ( ri e t g l y * - . 149 4 46 ' A t1 " 1 " 4 Ikea ' r i r' agli . , dm atifil ,; 1 :. si awe " 101,443110t1i !. . 14 Pa*, 4 _d_l_lt_seie o f previa. ' H u d;: Ater' fromNhe llow.,Coiptaiw J. tterserld,die. ItomAileilouldre,gmeediiipol.949:l l . TM, -' wai it '. • - I instiktieli .110.-tiagc, • .Ai t r i • lish . ..-P - of erg the con , • - 0 1 ,. t siea usiitis t i : iiv ' to s igi: i sor h . : - ,Ba - , o l .y. . :: :"*l e ji, nif.... 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Veiled , Peer' ekes vs. we the agtorse omegas fOrrtdialib .proogn iital . pito., eiz. :---- ~ ' • Wier. Tommie. -•• • -. •. . • an liahlwore to Moindeatis. 1 sieve,. Womisim&m., fineherlmed.. booker,. March $3, Jortetinn•attempt44. to be.. tint: upien , eft, Aril ci, May Lai ildiw.ll,Loodou. Attareacit, Mr, Fal- tar o.,sharacter and conduct.; ea . eke_ amd_refX,.. .the ,Otettion they h2d r:ceiv i ed ng • 4 f 4Y llf: f:re " . : 111. from -BeerliVqz to . P h U a4tl " i coe , looStetts Teslolf 6 • ' ;.... .._ I whole , 1 the eiratiptpe ' went to .31tOw th at h e 11110 ; were not al _ , E ._• • ' t:. Pesten, Chichester, Sower, tailor, mime 97. w. zwwY 4 9 • • • fore folliniail• tlia . •mail to the Post-ofice, whore ' 4. roorrAotivitc"" e "P" miessi t' at tbe Ilaiihke fa, tbiefiester. enemies. Meson. Few, Jisb• Itijott * netthilitne, en 4 .particularly on *. the oc- -r-.• 0 . . ' ' snore, and Ilaisilsom, Iteerielsoltreet, Coventlardem • Onion Mk& to' in the libel, acted' in the most w. Chieliev Three Mititiksee. tarsiseeper,Marris 23, 27. 6 ni o w ~ and attendee manner, towards A ce t. Mar . ch ._ r . ..._ ._._ 11.... Wm. t. 'ail/Addled , 'Leedom. Attorney, Mr. Lewis, Mark- 2 1 _ II 1 4 . ere . ect ‘ . / 0 1 1 . 11 te . ;. .... . POLICE. Bow-mu:LT.—lt appears that the parties who robbed the Leeds mail, went across the country to 'Huntingdon, from whence they went direct to London, with the contents of the mail. On their arrival at an Inn in the city, things had been so well., arranged, that a person was at the Inn in readiness to receive them, for the purpose of haying the con:, tents, but, as .it' principally consisted of bills of exchange, notes, &c. the negotiation of which would be attended.with considerable risk and diftlH malty, it was not the destription of property he ex - petted would beitt AlriOttiail, he therefore declioad: puscbasing it, or at 444 he ofered Ouch a small sum that the thieves would .not accept it. It .was them proposed and agreed to, that they .would go and, purchase some guineas at s publican near Pettycost line. .& man was sent in with mites to a considen:: Oke Poem* t parehiss fieriness' of live landlord, h teHissg the. Sitar the landlord would selt.V value's it soilsook, the p a- la the °oil& mated very,eatieutly.. abtolime, aid fi list 'ventured to go. :After their Woitillsiton; Whowth'epwsre Mndleed't at fie bt+d"rt ? mtifil'l4f but ties • briiilsi'mad had gone out '• 'K4I 111114tairkka 415t 0 .1: , . • ~:~ , .„ 4,004 in... • • •••• ••• • ••• • i."*. • ~~. • . etidlord would itot self his ",,,_ l *, - , • Fa one was present. Th .. 4 _ ratwati In the c . n . tt ". ifirr - rire rvit ' test 4 e i d u tl sta,A* l4 111lettiploi l"41 rt f ihrit . covNe, age, attel ',tartar Mievihs' ,V 14.11. II ' le k tie- note err rifieutly..for e consider -, ` tor stkice awl tittlic . lest tlipkikt. WIN A `6ll l mtured to go. in -In enquire - aua Part 't the IC ittc:inrii 1 - '••-. 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