The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-10-26 00:00:00

, 1 Y .• a.11.•HA0MWr....... • 0 An untertene idoccerrence took Olio" at 'ilati,_l4l...l son, curreesday test t—a French. •Pri. sonerpotaltabil tOriiiiate a known, rule Of •-00 00 1 son, againtt the warnings of Ite sentinel, the latter fired, at htm, and, untO r ekily, shot him.dead.-7-Co .Toner's Verdict—Justif iable ,homicide. The grand bilitge over the bier,: :MOnteb, sad. .dinly 4„ the evenineof I.4tit At the aiinneut of I.4o7lc,ciderit, it s iVat crltriledAvltti . people , the greaUr pert Of whom perished. • Forty fire Wad bodies had beed - pkfted up: - dauber killed was . , supposed to exceed 160. The well-known Jew banker MeTan,:-.died lett month- at Copenhagen. lie was immensely Her has left to his.heits 60 millions of Dan64'Paimt" money, besides plate jewels, ark cash.- • Excluding,. the paper-money, the prdperty is rained. at halt minion sterling. • M lienannom---W. Moore,. of Loughbo. . rough, brleklayer, a fevtdays ago, laid a: wager 'bf three 'fillings, that he could, with-his hands-•fiaed behind iiim marry to death a hedgehog with 'his face. lie commenced his extraorditihry •underinking by prostrating himself-on the ground, and attackiegthe exterior of his prickly antagonist his nose. In a few-Minutes hls.face was covered with blood, and he appeared-to .lithe little chance of success; how • ewer; at length, having pressed the•littie animal till • it had :protreiled •Its; head,. he snotehed at it, and bit it off, thereby winning the wager, to the-great amusement of the brutal spectators. JajonTMence, Lng. lEg. 1. 54. .. ' , `I. 1 - .4=B:=3: 42 =;;;;ii - e• - •••••" --- "'tee/A order. Contemphsee-the fruits at Salaman. a ble appeal ma " 'c od kittorii .44.2tooPynetic0 , eattait St. &Gas- yICAT9G(VOIsf yaw ttOrs Ar9 9 : 4 Vh ' : en. We are now repaith erettigith interest, for the prespeei . . tt . . A • elseeletatel grief At ehad suffered •bautsthentarbrefe- ~./ft r c e-a•ig bekiAiseeetailtyeale by that-General•Aeg-66- whole a t tly, .10,0 ske,, of . ass Engiish irmy•aml itkOfficers, in indiscipllue. , i hive nrre4, l At 4 ear VI btr.donbted•thae the evil., safer-as imputable% apf)4 l fs• ( ,aßlP T ,' ict4hwee• wh 9' .bore• k omsaisOoms, !mid i• origins ta ,to.` ctic,c ,, , ‘4,x,n 1 ~ .14 tins:widens' *sing iminciedelica. " flame iiisfi s r mad- - itself m . 4. .. • ip selianse own .patabtsage net 'Wed. in, their ;Chide. ing.lter, teetoroe fie-, owell tf •• ----a relianuo on that olestructlihi power weidh, ,e6.ale $6l PA i„ .. . read y "mottertis , “ andestmittei:44l)/ w kiln**. ditti- : fßfetr.e-rcilmq. co n ' plind bravery department. of,ikegniplic.rtspitutPL ... , ite,S6 read done ;me ; 7 , .., ifh 'a- 1 letrehnt act, thin e of his briltiongenretnehthtyour mate wllo., leer the 9rttteea e 1... . 2 , - CLltais. .. • sepias: - . . WELLINGTON shone so advantegnieetitathe.eye of ' petal :.. ~.., „„, _, ~, i , • , , i ticrix ,o- for k . ,: . . t in.i. slgisiy rhj,le t , 0.. crettetrepteAlre i g,flll,l"ifti7 L:91., *tido*, as in that memerable rehalte, Yet,altkougit ' yhelltr!.!l .1PFT,..1,0, IOW. ; r reS.l.e4 iMw!". seßtnal, en , [Apo , w a sp r , v o tv sen , ny s la, he, a dadtted r that by, talents slut *goer such,: gripe astlais_,_prilh,tte,„ „Mi., ~ee. ie re,,,X,Ce."9,., ~ ~,,, 4 Fes, then, ;. Still not &owl t utitti, u iff aridtutrd to Min whO es Iris; the virulence of the state realities, til t tef 3ll ' . astfitqe'v..l ( I t o pl c !, Jo - 2 . 7 4 4.. 1 9" fiCtit • lOWA did slaWiltr el t of $ pAn n y Itimatin t altdleatatieutly suspendest, .It.ietuperustileta...stemtroat, tip . r _;; ve4.itr,,nl4gFetwieuett &tit* 4 Alletlentsf:. Cebu, secceesfilly rival in certain, that the catastrophe to:whisk itndtt‘bisit ant 4. tires fte it, i'. 4 7 2 l tiv i ik i: i n ' t t r e ' r . : ll- gi t 'b' v . -,. ! l 4 n d7 P 4l: l: l :4le ctrtes . isisa ,-, li , st if esegt ia 2 , : ireg eed ui - A k; ;l lt i t 9 til i o til w e ship these - associations • s. defiant:se ed eithummeeliem*rlooigle'veiti . leei#44l l lol4, die Cesisent of _,_ . .. :. , r Shop . hi aught worthy , epptytnrtheimeo,jeimelpekee.4. sbillt-x-a voir ”. • •-tattlett • i wg,...:deubt of ae . In 6 r:"/te. 1.. e. • Enieland • oY . ._ll sprn ;;. F.Ner :of y 042 estePttnne,tnesttreguletions you Will„ doubt. litatokitemblointhe disease bash ,iiii 04 tails . '', tOljt h ,'” ii ,frotro the Duke .s ia, tit peoliailt 44 , " ti POI an end be ; less #ndeccinsiMe. , ' '''Ob c ' dkl 'LW ; tar ( bet" dieartien of 'illa'Freati' allele 'Mit IkilE'll.ifk. 7 " . r 'afic t . .40, 04, :: 7 : 1 ,,,7" 74 . e1 q atr°n i.i Teta tinter qt;iihfi . catlOtt, the itnie is for i seat &low timi SO the Gettereliniloo,..suitablynreitsforced‘t at tgreisefavortis.whiciafehette flair's ~. , , .in Pliiglittnent s 'lvtil not by Menet - sense be thought Set7merety to Ireesthe Peeinsula .frons the peeseaceueL • Pitt,. we 'tit* ;ENll.elteelt t t'gY,, .. , , bearing • isspelftetio I - WV a vitehninean , toirerdia Convenient • 4 . 0' the any movesseleittroeof the enemy, bet to givethreugleo' down in sitegrAory co.nriicsußfriorimi. k elataietigi of Reformisisegi•Saciniettna, be discordant, suit Spain i avell.'matticularty , along the Py regrew' vellapt r lite k '- •• e ' e. 1 4. ' .2?) (l :PeTttie.:, , •,_. P t In ,ly mien ); a defect to* guerded egaiust. Having, frontier, futeffeehtse . ‘theaelt-Spesisit € oo StituTitstk mineit PK iii.!!)(4‘.o'filinqt/N.f. , . i over . then' Au same . end illtier,,,aa.other.rifermisig socie -1 um got-- -• • of Goverstrieet,.=•eCustMitutiens that evolutions them he* or sal re.; -IA emerefiet iota . the herd& web , Per ties ; and cenriaerroftbe iligicription of . persons who ~. ' mihtesy selesee. eill then render that kingdom ineote Jet shit& ,unttl . ;they trinmph, And eCociaile tres iii - ike'lliEtkinirig of Outilint4 linsill' lits 4 your qua& neestbiteg beela anion. with psi+ eclair*, air' ally thefilielefithgees,, their ettli, ; ltitl o their ki n ~, . 9 1: Ridden h judiaoesu .: t eenriby of the- pioudest nation ter esertim4 - prowess home ere altegether deginetVey wholly .aeiiii„”liel . 1 , 7 , msry roar Soetetyftlievefes'e, kept within the pale antlipelitical Warty ;-eitould;'-indeedlo theselletter- the sense and : courage for 'triumphing, oyee tliit A 9, , 4., 60 4„,,,i tut i.,. ; an d rorganige d for social inter. big hopes -be realleed, whet , a;;•transeendanteglory : mestic foe, majo up Of base Treed* IMP t 1 1 !' I gpqr,att, so t h at itarty prejudices -nominal differences, sruuld be- Butt ;of sa:Wecuarcerott i Then:an:mkt his . coestitution, thievish usurpers of the peep:laces:loo , ; petty peculieritine which, as unhappily as fool nahhgtows -the-deliverer, the nalioneof a flatten, 1w ; *Pd. vilipillegees of their i propenyi or,,l6tme ivli, 1 i e 'll 4, itteep real friends of their country asunder, enVolled with those of a .WASIIINGTON and an.AL- !that, bast a Corruption we fel!: he Hisreet, ! eeld.hisenslbly ere Pla c e to harmbeY and uneni ratoemusaneseonsecrated to thesterwal gratitude and fact ion !Is this !ensilage more,coatep" bani4, o lll I ility,i become aft ettiittive as it is laielabk, an ele rifkenoeiot.the human s p ec i e s ! . ..., •-• . ..1 I spolion.. of is baie and profligate /; ow ,uhall.we ; gent bead of :Anion . tel the man of fashion and the • Iftereol. " - deliverance of Europen:• be to be effect- ; c i pmpromise ? Will our injured coa t ( r 7". be, better i Kinder;- to. the • term resident and country gontlg... nt,^hetli ti,od:er Nature furnished ethermseans than' ruttened to, if, in - the words of an ,vaegelist, she , mom; to the gay, the good, the wise; t 9 those- tike t • . through restored liberty • means:: complebendett -by , 'ay (p her Nobles, -Come out Of i , .. t pot ye be at once are the enlightened friends of princes, nobleh OP 4 implesuimmint ; means patriotisieg esory heart; I net. parta k ers of her sins, an[( that se ,receive not nisi! *de 'people ; and whey with one rate lay iith &lid braciug eeeryenn;.nseans conviningM, woman i ill i herilagoef f ; .. ;„ ; the profound Sleets, "Above all thinks, L i ber t y!" taus wartiors i .. - :. ' . •:, ~. •.,;" I. C half-reasoning men must despair, let then - de . • Setif. 59, 1819; PHILO.SELDEN. -. What de pretended politicians, the .'utider:grosind ' apag i ' r .with my Spanish friend, whose desperation .is 4 , . Homer's Odyssey, by'Cowper, VI. 8. • moles of ('.eurts, or their echoing Actions, .measta i only a source of courage, constanc.q t , and an union- ; t T r id en t, 197, . ~, . . when they babble en:" deliverance PP' left, forsooth, qmerable resolution !-But he who is convinced of e ' s , ' a "'Strliorranot" •40 be merely transferred :: from Providence, be whorightly.coetemplates the faculty From the LONDON;PAZE7TE, Otii:94. .• '• Freud; iasolerseeetul rapacity, to an austere and io:i of reason, he whose mind is eqyally fortified againit . awerable Brend enburglspolism ? ie- • - -.. - .1 the scoffs of the scorner, the sneers of effeminate Retain of Killed, Wounded, ,7441!efi, and- Plsoneee of lbe British Di% ision of•the Army, serving on the Lantern coast of -:..! lite& 64 deliverance," to be tossed out of the:rye' fashion, or the flattering diceptiees.of self-conceit, ; Spain, .commanded by the Right Huai , Lient. , -General Lord lug'pareof a. Gallic, into the fire of a Muscovite coo. that will with: steadinesslook iftwits4ly ) will be as 1 William Bentige,k, K. B. in Action with the ',French eariptiOnii., , ; Wits. a." deliverance l " to be rescued incapable of despairing ; of the „Coshmoresettalth,,.as Army, ii. under Marshal Sachet, on the 12th and 15th, of Sept. from slavery by unfeeling Iwo and at the same time of believing that man can repesillaetaw of ,pateire,er.l [lnferred to in the Oazette Extraordinary of Monday.] POLICE. • eutivigned to' slavery-hy brutal trill? Is it a "-tie. set, bounds to the deminion of the * Deity. .Lletlo ,pet ileseng niatr-t Colonel, t satraltere; wodtded. iiserauce,',' „to be compelled by the .bayonet and the : deitiersdence, therefere, ; proceed either from .proje. • 20te• igen Dragomn-i captain, I.,serkent, 5 rank and file, . .......- killed ; 2 rerjeams, 21 rank and file, wounded ; 6 rank and Bow-sratrr.-The number of' robberies that are caanon, to exchange the Code Napoleon (an gibes slice. or immorality ; from ignerance.oe imbecility of file, 94 horses, missing. .• - : . i t . 6 h a- committed by unfortunate females is to be greatly la. - rate system, of which Trial bs Jury is a conspicuous sudgasent, all . of which have 'their cures or cqr,riti ; Br killed Hussars--1 ;se u tjen "e nts rn ; 2 1 1 TA and fie, 1 horse, ranged; scarcely •a day passes without some of them tenure, and under which,, although political liberty ' tient ?-9(cteld it got be well thet,Reformistalhetild • wounded ; 1 w j e ,,,; o, 17 ra , o4. a s Ale. iikhohn , aisitog. . being charged at the different Police O ffi ces with fe. lig iwistuickife t properly bath hitherto proved safe) kee p a watcbtnt eye on this mewl ; thief, D espond. ! Foreign T r op p or k Hzs i s it z w l mi nt e : i ind file, 1 horse,. killed . ; 1 :iris !Bohemian servitude, where the people, them. ence, perpetually seeking to rob their understanding lollies committed upon persons who imp:lidently as, aches aproperty, are bought and with the soil, of, its most valuattle treasures?, , e h .; 476,',, a i ra t ;_: rank and file killed ; Isms/meld rank and .. . • file. 2 horses, wounded ; '2 rank and flle, _5 her,missing. • - - • streets. sociate with them, and upon others by force in the ye sets a stelae...at the gamine table; and are far ; , tlath....fustfee ceased to hare eel held' o n the h,n.: • !to: i ntit:t ul l e ; 13 " att d - i) l r s i sl e :ran i ?' r ti nnk w 6 o n4 unt e t. miglitg".' -' I Yesterday there were no less tha n fire females also apwrikumprotnatetli than the hares 'Or the pheasants, • • rpoll..iteart ? Oil ' hask ream :lest it ' omnipotence ? 2th foot, kat Batt . .-3 rank and file Wbutsded ; vent and file 'were charged at theabove OX,ce. 414trellsetor the swine, inahe forests of their owners? : Hath.f/itasers,ite inllpence on public opinion 0 Nor : o rnaug. Buhl( this mixture el madness, vice, awl folly ' page ,oPinfishita weight in lhepolitleal gale ,i i 04' 4 97 i ii ll i .F 0 1, 4 subaltern, 3 serjeants, % 'ran' it and the Ann Smith and Susannah Fitzgerald were charged tied 1 2 •Liegg i t t.-I :e uha ntintel,'•2 ,Caprains,.4 lanealteres, 1 ; with a highway robbery, in stopping and robbing 'bovirgoei- near to .• hilt% the.. Nation to min e it:is, ', ex 49. !tet t States rise or sink, and sink,or rise, ac- Star, 4 s •rjeants, 72 rank and file wounded 4,3 serjeantsa. Mr. George Faust, in Great Marlberough-street, itoiveveronuch'eonsoled by its present prospect its cording, to moral, into liectual,_mnsi polilkal caused? ' drummers, 61 rank wad file missing. 5 k *paint ate . all ta-he cherishmt as the • .apple of oar : Hoth. not .totirality, and.. inteliect„. together WilN, , Est wottied i r S ii r s a t il k-s4tratinlie m s d is t i t g le kilted ;. ran and lin I etf• his gold watch, chain, seals, and key, as he was , L g. '.seterning,home'through Oxford-street, last Friday eve, :mead neatly, which,for her owe security, ought ' existoorc,, originate in ii.. First Cnitss . And P :• war, Re x . Rife Company-1 rothiltelm, 1 serjeant, 17 tiny ; n i g h ts equally to cling .to her present' benefactress.. A ' r4race preside ovee ttio moral t* ......! 9tetlkt i ento . , 1 . ape fee killed ; ; 9 rank and file wounded ;*serjeants, 2 tritql4 .: Tle lout "twelve o'clock. . Akftorattan :to thin ,alieessf POLITICAL usurer, ac- political, 11.S z !Ili 190v9r-...glicylors#o.l.ytotid?.Wl file mailing. I risoner Fitzgerald held the Prosecutor, WI V It ; 4 th Ism King s German Legion Rifle Company-i terjeanti 211' cording •to her .arsr Constitution, with its annuel ' ereature, excepting that pr nee-iotlllll9 l mad; with rank and while Smith snatched the chain, seals, and watch, file killed ; 1 subaltern, 1 serjeaut, 10 rank and tile Cortes ~ t o keep that %liberty alive, were indeed k I prple and drunk with the tames t et metaphysics, ;end ran o ff with them . He struggled some time vaiL`' • z y" r a ese ded F Corps-1 subaltern wounded; labeller's, 3 see- -t with Fitzgerald, but at length she made her escape. unrieliver'sintei" a glorious 46 deliverance," as grate.. I dreams of a universe fooled,' ilaik4cmson4o,gm( gp. jeants, 2 dragomen, arank and file gaining. Art ld'ebedificera cio , ;:y, aseconsolasory to suffering I pereedbg chance?. Iladimperteit Win, in Center"). Porturiese Arulkry-1 subaltern wounded; 6 rank and file : On Saturday morning the Prisoners offered the watch, &c. to pledge with Mr. Wise, a pawn *ate! :. Here were a natural alliance • :ft:tended jpietiag hjs own nature, and duties ? end .destinatipti,, 2 !' Total - 1 Captain, '9 sahalte>r n s,lW.ijeants, 90 rank and file , broker, in Drury-taue, who having heard of the rob en-1 common. freedom, to , meet the . natural alli- Ino ttotetkof the natural' aid of rearfnattn? Wiliest . : a rms killee; 1 Colonet..l Lieutenant-Colonel, 2 Cap- I ante of cembinisig. tyrants I Here, au neylurn to ustions, .as ; welles • indieldual.mete, pp Chy,ectigt; _ . . ' A ' • tile-oppressed, a nucleus of gradual amelioratiOn, ! according to . . revealed mftralifs,,f.'• Nices.not . pnbile . , 3 1 , / t 7 e r' re e n t e " t od " b i l i e r d , i . s tagt s k roiw t' rn i oot. 9 1 7 r s ieiults 6,d. drummers, the Prosecotorattended and identi fi ed the Prisoners. The were fullycommitted foe trial.. i and et ultimate - emancipation to the enslaved of the I opinion , before 4. became Hs! ppinfonof. the mans, ' , *sass or, °veletas cistEre , . Instium species t An ' object •of policy as. wise as le- ;the exclusive opinion of the ff.R . y . and fregueetlyef 90 th - nee flan Son 2f . - h 'a: Tdwr.s,lueutetat a„i .Ad j atant Taylor. a theee..shillingieken, the property .of Robert Eyre, • gitimatee and more , easily accomplished ,by wisdom , one , . What a magnifi9ent, peer . have wr. her! i: of. Roll's RlgleComparey»LieateaantSegeser. 'A' a bricklayer,. who met the Prisonee on Sunday af e ahem by warfare, -.by knowledge than by the sword- I what a single patriot, .of ints%rity,,iiistlese, lecterns l . . Brapswick Hussars-Cornet Al4eri, ' • :terssoon at a pebtic.imtise in St. Giles's, and retired . Here . let -Englishmen, who respect .the name •of 1 sta,r.cy may do foe.isie:e.iattntry.; ,end whit wouetn. . • I t ' l t 3 MPV . 21111;oot (General 814410-Colonel Frederick Adam, serest,' ; with her to olodgs•ng in George-street (better known • • • WIRD*W ,—let ,PROPERTY - and .Rawni; pause and j netrabie eitte4..ageiest,,the groveling sentiment 9f . (eat dangerously). . : ili ' ut n :i ' As. Iby the name of llyott-street), where sherobbed him, reflect ! line let him, who aspires to the title .of ! despair ;-,-for the very taupteof which we.shalf search' PAYaI Marine Artillery-Lientennot Oampbel , ty. ,-; . 1 , __ _ _ __, . Statesmaneor of Philosopher, orof Patriot, er of the vocabularies of philosophy and. religion in vain ! - ~.. nitiiigt-intintent.Genesisl, leverets (not dangefondr. , , Itata escapga. . . the-Philatathropist, or the Chtiosien, gins. attention! 1 Ere this : Address t e . concluded; let the Writer Likustiaigbiliye.k Hussars -"• Lieutenest Schaffer, asurConlei'Mlehei st gn ily ...the exertions of Salmon, belonging to the A_ ,..... k PfllCe, she was soon after taken. Measuring back two centuries: and a half, let him • whose ancestors were active in the tt n y s al fliimp r :Portuguese Artiltery 7 Liet . t. Madeien s nAtly . Hest i ruminate on .what .s . iscrou .at that time. was. ..er , nes, express a hope , that . he he she; . pre long, have w e b Foot, sd :Batt.- , llacatenant‘eilonel . rieerei, uaptans 1 „ : She leas •committed for trial. • m cborks Mill, c a ptain William Witmer, and Lleuten ihs " • Two phalanxes the exemplars to the military. stations ; the satisfaction of personally conferring in your... ..:te_tieresehr.Veyileontadmagngterbtae;stleys)gigLnieraytenan Edward i girls of the names of Ilidmes and Arm. Manley andtilliam ' strong, were charged with robbing a Cleat in the her galleons; the envied importers. of• the precious . 1 eociation,. With theembodied patriotism -of our coon- .1, 3 ,;c 00 ; , `" seterZy (not dangerously); Assistant-Surgeon Ger metals,' as: ordinary freightage; her ports the •-wife% try, headed by the great ; who justly value ihemselvet•! ...rand Fitzgerald, slightly. . Custom-house, of the name of Mitts, of a 1.01. Bank porium of -commerce ;- -her capital the 'centre' , o f i' on a descent fronashe legislators of Itunnimead and cut: Tenento, slightly. . •1 of England - note. Anne Compony, 4th Batt. King a (senban I.egion—Lieutetant I calabrese free Cores-14 The Prosecutor slept with both the Prisoners on 'wealth and grateleer ; and in her preapesowe.band ilse.revolution,...on. the means of accompltshing y our , o ...G ra ir e , s evere l y ; Lieutenant Backmeister, severely (slaw ; at the Rose Tavern, Ship-yard, Teta ' Sunday ni ght, the predominant sway over Europe and America , :,: object .. One of those means perhaps will be, to con. , dead). -1 ,... , i ple-bar, when one of them, at eight o'clock yes -What, alas! onthe contrary,-in our day, bath been : trive that .yeerseciety, like other ,popaler institu . •271 k Fest, 2d •Batt.-Ueutena mis rt sG iames Steele, woman' and , terdny morning, made Off with the 101. note. her.melancholy condition !what her prostrate position! 1 dons, become Attractive. Why einield it not? Be- , • • piiffe i erJ They were committed for further examination. what the sackcloth aadashewof this mourned what I cause of the ; freatiless of 'lts objeet, Jen . shotskl* Calabrese Free Corps-tient. Vita. . . . . A few days since the iron-chest of Messrs. Brown the extremity. of..heimisuy ?•:Read it in thopathetic ; turallitivish tt.svere even more attrapare, thee „ant and C 6. In the Adelphi, was broke open an d robbed words of one of her eesionne-if by . civil wisdom, I Society whose end, is of inferioriinPoria*ce: - 'S i of :notes and bills to a considerable amount. The combined with militarty genius and heroism , /tensest , cieties for every species of laudable object are fashiel house being under repair, two of the painters who intend her to be egrecd.-+' But oh ! what io our .de. ; able. There is scarcely a•branch of. charity., of phi: I - were at work in it were taken into c ustod y on plorable coalition from. the very moment of • ote , in- lanthropy, of naval' or military usefulness, of scl- strong .suspicion of being the robbers, brought to surrenion ./ • I,Censidessesur political and religious in- . entific,.. or. moral f. or religious ieterset, that has net,* the Office, and were committed for further examina stitutioes ;,4b44,, , ,,,i‘0 upoße • ,upon -the' public spirit of : popular institution•isi its-support ; ,. These various S - Hon. Yesterday they underwent anotherezantinatiOl4 tit*: Auslign.rfsiAt4RtgrtOlistal situating in Europe; i cieties laudably embraee parts; you, more nobly, when the Prosecutor attended, and prodsced all the ttot .41 4110Monte,Oistespite.etan to form .o regiment; rkt ' onibroce the ish4e,i for the w h o j e;eotte p tse ity., ll o4ll pocket m ontay cr i; no eidit ;..stss:ortns ; nottsing, Sir, but lie- itaitsteresta of every kiud ere Jneelteet- eeltifere4,4 notes and bills that ha d been stolen, in a large book, which had been forced into the house thr ou g h slush', cenrage,aenstancy3.o.ll4 a••most decided reset. -Pol.lTicAl f 14,BERTY,, .swlticliT, Is • ypur eht ' a some iron, rails. lotion-of beetling nermitiee.ueder the immense welght l und, and aim„ ,w.bilo • fortestately , for. yope ,conatey, T he P r i soners were i n c o nsequence discharged; of our .111ifforteueits• rather-then shit to o•shotoonit land for ntatikind,, there is nothing. in the nature of after a suitable admonition. algal iligtorioes dopencienco.'"- - -Stieti,•the diretuiltiets the cast, ,nor itsthe stateof society, to forbid a con- 11411`011-GARPZN.—Sioaday. Charles Smith appeared before of : liberty's sebversiou! -Such, the fataUceesegassiers „thence of success;-but the contrary. • , : Mr. CAPPaIt, on a suaithons, charged with deliviriag eels to . .. , . of non-representative ! • • , • : In the construction of popular societies, it is gourrl • short sacks, and effort measure. • John Bien start . tit is to be hoped that, profiting by espelienori the policy to combine emtatigmewt with : utility; to form li, that he observed Mr. flmktsis waggon. t s ering coals at Denis Mahoney's, No. 3, Mayoird-stree a ti !.. -Cabinet, nanny as pelitte.Statennen, -WM follow op a n alliance between pleainfe end virtue. Our. enb- Osten. There were' thirty , three sacks in the art. one ele theiestroke in Spain with all their • memos; till .they fl .me and patriot bard, ifie•itid.like`birri.soi,':iinits4st sacks *as measured lathe wesence of the buyers and coo .. get sight of• the beck of the last Frenchman. No strains tftrisietfiteiligtiiiiiity Or theta' gutterts„' • .„.'" ' only. two bushsis and a half, instead of three bowels,. as rev:, ed by Act of Farii t unent. Out, of the 33 sacks winless r _L c continental object ought to interftwe with this. Ale The Missearene lesitike . iteright , or ibigritßl, three, each or which . was from ' -four to six hides short of 1 11 t raarnettt is precious beyond estimate. Au unfortis., than of theVeat; of IlioAshe', - then of iliisay,._ ; ca w ; . ' required,. ... • 'a...Defendant was fined twenty shillings and „nate battle in the North, may put aroma{ to the geld- e rke_Ciikiet . ite • the haticimilas of tute/tigence aid einiti,.Whlch be paid , and the' sacks were eat' pu bl ic ly is tYe wit. opportunity, if it be neglected,. Anethetrihrel-.' Ade. ' ' '' --: •-: t ' ''' •• ' ; • • ' OSeis. • e t r eameospedition might lase the Penineees--s--- - : • -I Parrletism is inalittelliely sochil . and' festive ;.it With mites or maggots in the. shapotlailmtui by delights in happy human faces. It is in its elenteht whose insect milsrl'aereating:aud!sfistaktinollllo-''on'the holy nsiniverterr of e• MorOireit 41 , 'a Ha - denea is unpecceived 4 it ware froitltifilltfvolaleseltille-•' rathon, a Sempueiker a Platted, .tt -Widen or a The,. noses to argue. But to rational neglvreSOvitats mopsla. saered'to Friedom+ ; Or at the banquet th at I NctrUns;'ieti - bt At thiegl; frOni ireh ir ln - b - _ to. celebrates a Maghn , Cate/eels r a Bdf Ri.r IB his: • -- to immeasurable 'enema; 410•41,01$011.alfnt a - '••••'' - -- . . :nits in beneficence ,as in power s II .111fibelk" moat obscene language, enticing passengers to go in, some of whom sometimes were persuaded to enter tine bpese. The girls frequently went home late at nigh( taking with them • men in a state of stupid intolica4 tion ; and their indecencies were se conspituous as to be intolerably offeusive to the family who Ike! opposite, aml,had induced two lodgers to leave the house adjoiebeg. On the 22d of July, there was a riot before fhb 'house,. and in it a man appeared a t the wiudo* milling for a ladder to escape ; his cries brought 0. gentleman to the house, who insister( on his libeyation, upon which he • ran out and escaped. _ This wet lime caw so 60 part a the proseca .. ••••=w,. ='; .t' . • Oe else other aide it was urged, that the Defend '.Bltie-*ere merley persons who had unfortunately lee tneorApertments to bad Icten, over wh om t h ey could esercise no contralti, a whom it was impe l ,. ;Obits to turn out without proper notice. No con• nection Mu proved between the landlord and the lodgers, no'connivance, no encouragement, no par'. cipation in their shameful gains. The moment he was able; the landlord had dismissed than, and had sincotaken a very quiet and respectable tenant. It I was then' sworn. by some witnesses, lodgers in the botne„ that there ha& never been a riot except on the bee night, tine 22d of July : there was some dancing now and then, and a dram : they had never seen ally indeitencies : the women complained of had left the lodgings last September, and since that time a decent couple had possescion of them. Mr. MAiNwAttixo thought the case had not been proved: the lodgers, no doubt, were of as infamous dkcription ; but it did not appear that there RAS any connection between, them and the D•fe , ldmits. The Jury immediately acquitted the D.heltlanti4 when Mr. MAINWARING cautioned them r 4 in their future tenants ; and.seld, it would go hard A MI them if they should - again he found to admit such lodgers. They were then discharged. -DI F.O, On thei2d inst. et Oirestico, Mr. N. Gardser. of the Strand. On the Tid Cluphatn-connnon, in the itetb year.or hcr age, • Mri„ Stainforth, veliet'of the kte O. Moinforth, Ks . q• On the /Mk shot. Ellen, seventh and youngest dasghterof Mr. J. !hue, ot Ikuoteciu. . _ ON Ill) (V•I Printed and Puhlivhed by [Avow. as. toe r s tv Ornery ti;- rivet-If:en _ wins, or to infi . • _ . . • . • . _ _ _ ....... ......-.-.. / 0 . any 4 ; itiefl i I M oarire Vela Y eSti. pr.evnill, iliberittitikaiilo2lSV Cr. 25. 6 And when nor bengeresimorttlirst 1 . Ivey be -)- . . ... .• ~.dai it ,Mtfq.,c l ll"eft i l n 1, 44 i , ' f .;°' n : !...M2C:Altith r tapirtiMe t iti b -Fi.i7 1 ;44 ' i lg i . c i f iljsi - 4r - Ai) :f• , ov f a y oor , ,l I T , oilre.: , _ .ap I t ~ riiidelit WM killlll.4.olB% , AripetrV,l ?ali Yer con T thihepjrL..: na eiRaP eta ' ,fre4a madeola. therst and present : -,; 1 4,., It le roitipinng:— •e• , y.y. •... ~ ..., -... Of 14/8 w :y f E. 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