The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-03-30 00:00:00

1 a - .- ~ - ,Y,~;~ ., .- • ,s., "Oft 0. 0 47 - . Ne • _7 2 .. • / ; I •f vitriol In it. Tti• betthivis broke in taking it out of the fin, and vitrleil 'was spilt upon a stick. The child died on the 25th, the day 'after the Staff Was ghee to it. The chiftl was * before this, as is it was passible to be. • •. Cioss.earoffned by Mr. Doactc—George Lake vim, who is the aerated father of the child, is a ges t tiktman farmer. The parish put the prisoaerin ay bow* to ley In: no other person lodged in mibeilem liarah Maddock, I I ynra old.-1 know tit" PIPIP 1 live with &smash Vesey. Rich. Botcher • *turps a shop at Rockfastleigh, and sells 'Will; erialigti other things; I went for a 'pennywOrth MI of leitelel for Fame Mike a fortnight born* tiockfastleigh fair, which was about siz weeks bat fore - shi Winitaken op.. She told me to go. to Mr. matcher's ifter a peanywortb of oil of vitriol for her. • Sbe told vie sot to tell it was for her, but for the pee. plain the house. I went and got it, and carried It dews ti her; I told her net to drink it, if she did Irwoold kill her. I told her so,becaese Mr. Bet told men say so.; she said " No, no ;" she fel ills not to tell Simonet Vefey of it. She promised me a peony at the fair, and afterwards a habit-shirt. - Richard Beseller.—l keep a druggist's shop at Boickfastleigh. Sarah 'Maddock. cams to roe, ace COO4O/ 1 41%10 iiialluction, sit! or eight weeks befog of the child ; she cane after vitriol--a •InstilirUirth; on my enquiring; she said it was fie )'as Clarke. I gave the vitriol to her, it was oil and vitriol: I sent back a very strict charge, that if an' flask it, it would kill her. Nicholas Churchill, a Surgeon, residing at Bock., area' caned la on the 14th of October, to see a child, which a woman said was poisoned. I *lent to Vesey's house. The child was in the lap of itattaituale Vesey, breathieg with great difficulty, in. • to of swalloaing; the mouth, tongue, and lips, .• Pp end destroyed by a strong acid, which 1 • eanl to beselpburic acid, or oil of vitriol, cam io cafieftl, from a mirk on the side of the and tbeVindet-lip; which was blue, or livid.— Other acids cast a different colour, some yellow, and some white. The coloueof the whole body - was not natural, but such as is occasioned by obstructed re. apiration. I saw the child again three hours 'after. It 'oral much worse. Another Surgeon had already ad. snioistered all I thought necessary, on the - thth. I saw It again at 9 in the forenoon ; it uppea red to be'dying. 'en the 20th, I saw it at the Coroner's' Inquest, and formed a judgment that it had died in consequence of 1111111herle acid er oil of vitriol hang admitibetered to it. I did not open she child (the whops, looked at the 1117)—I'llsould rather not give an opinion as to the .f oil it vitriol on the spoon, for such an oppli. 'cation is not made professionally by medical men.— <The Prisoner's apron was pet into his hands)—l can lay that this linen was horned by some acid. • A bottle was produced.—Susannah Vesey. I found = bottle in this Prisoner's boa; I am tore it is the • 'Mil Belcher looked it the bottle. There is the ilpestahce of Vitriol theist the bottle; but I am not Itettain ; the bottle is almost dein. • ' 4 l4asels Maddock- looked at the bottle. This is the bottle I got the vitriol in. I got the bottle 'freest {}'renter Clarke. • Mr. Botelter)—lt is impossible to swear to bottles,. 4trieropinion, furnished by druggists. Mr. Hate, surgeon.-1 can't say whether there has lwen Yulpherie acid in the bottle. Mr. Churchill, sergeon.-1 shall examine the 'cork ; it appears to have hen acted upon by some •strong metallic acid. 1 beg lens to correct part of my evidence: cork acted upon by sulphuric add -futile black; ty nitrous and other acids, white and Mr. Douai?, requested that the statement of a chemist front London, oho was in Court, should be -received in evidence. He then calla! • Wm. Hallett, a chemist, .111 London, many years, its ho said, I think it impossible to ay at the present Mtn what had been in that bottle; I think it.hed nut .what is called vitriolic, acid in it; bad there .beeo vitriolic acid in this phial, and bad the phial not hops washed or clan wiped, the Acid walla- be pungent, Nod almost corrode any thing ypplied to it. If pet into tka fire (It being of a fixed Ind not volatile qua. ally) it would not be much affected. Cross.esamined.—l em a . wholesale druggist, sod premical druggist 30 years. I'll not swear there : vans not vitriolic acid -in the phial. I cannot disco. irhether it has been in the Ere, from the taste or 3000 1 .. .le-is nearly tasteless. There is some colour, bolt is impsakible to collect by what that has been dpagoioned. There is some dirt in, the bottle. 1-can't Alinaver of what the dirt is composed; I can eq that t em iron vitriolic acid will prodege dead blotchiness.- - • • .jtfhe spoon is iron. plated. Oil of vitriol pot ialeitila .Iton spoon will cause beaCknos. •, • Mr. Justice Hot.airto.—Will you luidellilks • *Wear, that vitriolic acid, put into that won, *All mot 'codas. that whiteness you -oboofoo • Mr o .llstiett.—.-No f I will Dot sweat NW" eaderiala to view. that nil wf vitriol was sat the last thing patlato tkit ippon s. .wit 1 not ;, acids , will,pcodoas 01: 111 Litigious but met of : them moony than . Arid, .44 ha" Wino .% WiLlod with; load. "Ms, b pi a 6 4,„ 104 kid. ; Qs coiparloso stn the. vitriolic ,acid !rill goose Islacit gloats, a.ark born it ; the most. round the bolo world be while; foci of, .is oe . woollen would by nearly the pßlate. Hew DS 4lialtelt agaatined the .(unto apron : "it appears,' • mid istv,, . 4 • to be tinstrojtod by. achts ! .Ms also elfflitieed the whittle of Footles : That abo may Iwo boos illoreed by., was ,fijy accident in Court; hot 3 lehd.snst been sucerrensed to. attend. - ' Nir inatitte tiohooTrp io itemettpij rep, _made very, few cetalneat‘ ll l o "n th e ~Meta • • Tboiprxiteus t ilta telly robtfood . e.iscdibt of The Nippier 'veined thstler.disa eithouLesSAll-1 trillePt Rupotio,• — •Sbe ja, Ows two . or tbriwtoottl thirty yogi, of age" sr . . • ,„ Mr. Justice lips g eolY? ratettsrl tto thoigg that . the kindictmentyjearged 'the .Prisepoe tea Abe l rutin et Goorrslakelosoiplio t 4dierg0g,...14.0,0t *mom of ibq•tfidoooo, itlietomortilret,tho sholli ides chtielPata. .Creatit 44heeVlm‘elit• • AiPPOttWhi ifithjirgt there eagetteid ducal a•desilt,Tee teihOsee Mewl - although he thooghtlt gestto peemsrd‘witlstiss Wok for thopuryoro Atiorcitrtigittaihitit.l!fiteltilt r ijOital tins erica, se ion v . , the .pont.for *he manswentioa 4414p0r lin4**4l 4 )004 1 400 lop* IMI not robed. . - 0 "W I 1 9" 1 f 1461 sk 14,14 - 1.10% Apo She atm el eksei ettlieel br ir e l b 1 1 2...11 eke -.pm earei ukt „ P et =4 Fulati :At% :ADA ffi tma i 1711 gawp to Vor U.S ImeWho eel ;411. Partigvi I I 1161 pad 6,0 .."/".7177- 4, orev, th.t. OA Olt • 110.1 1 low Smi .2: fr o mina*, °tits Alamo `ice e s: ;be.' ele • - • • • - . . . . _ , .. . .. . . ..., -.. .., . . . .. , ..•• ' • N., * . ~ .•k ' - 4 0 • . . i . I • . - • • - A ....... in -.-- \ ,•.. , . , , • - .. . .. .... THE STAITSMAN,._ .. .... 4 . .- . •• ' . _ •. . S 9 rvol r - _ - iv 1..-.. , _ • A t WISSIII INS TER S ESS lONS. GONXIL.4SION'ir ran- NOTORIOUS Gitd/P. • ' ' - . -Dims .1: , . it . . NAN. . , ~ . March 25, at Beldam. Cheeks krederielt, doe Waal .. •, . . . -lIMP-7- Cheeks:Flue Remit . me g e f On Saterday, the Westminster Sessions closed..-. March go, Ag ee ea, aft , f ifeii ewirk.4 • • lii. I . , : It may be in the recollection of the Public, that itiftz. 4l 4• l l et, he !MeV •e• Rifihf• ' l f Lodes , S -"*. I A eember of petty CUM were disposed of. SAMtber heese'm Illockheath, Mn.tilekl • . f 241 Richortl Lock was iodicted for ha 66 reserreC4loo Tha nes v ie • kuts. Es . o. ot thaumare. "st rebliat , at(ack spoi l a. ' about two Sessions since the noted . ..„,....h,.....,,as Illi ao si lt us kfiPe o is tit Iltd r i mar of bi l e ' • soldier of the Coldstream Goias, while on duty in 'moos" Itrifei Gt4apeted, was convicted and reCeiwed Idirslit .• t h e p at h, wear S t .. jematasa.paka' (ice, Th e r ecta. were sentence of death at the Old Bailey, for • hiebwaY i ll ar- in,7 l - -- ' ' ;at se adeeeersirenn: - ' * la.. m-- .. ".1 . 1 4; ,. , • I clearly proved, and,,ike Prisoner lesieseced to one, robbory- De received, no teeter, e commutation of li e u. relickoft..no m bi H on . wt -- ----e -unmet*. Itiov 31 . year's • imprisonmessi. . his sentence tre transportation for life and is now on Merck 29. at Istria,. ?:tockw; ~ • . A y .....0 i a i i • Simon Kirkb, was conv i cte d ais s i m il ar alm a- board a ship bound for New South *ale'. The in- ' tlll ' l l e i' l ' ls o l. "°. E N art„ .s° •'a •.' - . 7 Fret', a' Nell famous practice to which this man bad long been ad- -- - ----z--- - -- 11 ` 616 - 1 10- I ""e.oisisksaison r - cga another soldier of the Gouda, a sentinel op the . dieted, baying of late become exceedingly Frowalest, ETNcO M M Q 11 GOOD TRitirrtif ING troll 6.0101411..11 p ' Pagoda,bridge. Aftir conviction, several peones • , some pains were-taken previous to his deperture, to • T ILi- oyos tbe k sa : R L A E : l l l4 s 7 E l ::: fi n u T o N tg o ,K; 014 ‘11 . 1 " 1 4. ' -.• r cone forward and Mated tie notorious character of , * • eztort from him en account of t h e means which bad kilt . : " 1 2 . 1 the Prisoner.. , , a11.."04 • V SO • The CHAIRMAN asked bias when he was tried lasi ? beed so successfully used in the excavation of graves, s NORM& - .• . a and the reattreal - of dead bodies. For • considerable 8.6 la.* Ces C hie ' ' be . Bet Ilea "' uml ' S etp loselisel Irtill . He answered " Never." 'TWO, . . , time Chapratrn remained uncommuoicative, until pin . Mr. 4,14.ew said he knew him to have been cois- having a charge made against him of treing concerned" SARACEN't READ I It Oak .. R. CLAY'S neighed WAGGIONS asset CO AC H ES. to ?Felix I It_ is I . viscid for an offence similar to the present, both here., .. 9 Vilfttil., tlONDciit; Theridia t sod at the Clerkepwell Sessions. in disturbing the ashes of some of his own nation ____ - witk slew (the Jews), at Mile.end, he at leneth yielded to • - The Princess . °' it is all a mistake t "herv.neladtw. Alehieera. Woollon-Berees Lomb, . - - to the Min made some diecloseres. He admitted - The ralleteles PAO C t eeehes, M ail. entreattr, and in the presence of the High Priest fool. chum,,,, Resarog, aid 0, oli ce i di' "."' twee-tar 1 r The CMAIAMAN said be recollected hire as a mostas woe, D.oly, i abandoned character, sod sentenced hihs to two (Drillersebell)ea,. that Wait once, but only once, been engaged its re. bolo the g ar ,•„, Fiend i t * ui tate . htu r chll4 19 ". hat ila . ..8 years' imprisonment its the House of Correction, de- moving Ale body of a deceased Jew; bet thee he The US PHlR.euese 6 Lieerpettl Light Coatti o l • ' stSeits airing at the saute time test he should be closely Thete vowed he had not aggravated his crime by layiag "" the mat were.. L . "' 'lsm"' sad d'''ue Oludideal watched. and kept to hard labour. . . even' 4avo. Qat a Purls, arivesoklylvenvAM pee Ole deem hands - upon it. He' was free, however, to confess at Was 07C i Jock. throaeli Denstehle, Washatro, I • • sad eittierl • ElietibedtDubkee was indicted for baying stolen that he 'had ?well indeed a wholsale dealer in other "tr'lZtros wed Latsivweirth; Hisl e ki er , At -- tritest be i goods, knowing them to he stolen- lictcslful!LsToattly.eas C.. , kr.t."l atom, Reply, New Ilea, and had, doling the period he "semi's(' his bs ,. sod p rrrot . "lies ktalthradlis Wratakt It appeared in evidence, that Mr. Willey, a soli- abonsitiabli calling, raised, on an average, from their kODTHAMPTi : Jit, LTIIOI,OOO f.. 4.. a id e vois ,.." • cite , nis in the habit of- employing a poor mini 1 144111 ease;d T hemes Wheatley, to cleats knives, for which gravest from twenty , to thirty bodies per week -a. stoke fteviraii-inside Cieleb s f it th se e k • • . cinea , d ... ma Woe*. Willa at Use Di Ipele . on; goat 6 - 1 ' skit ittg ! toe man es 4, to send his daughter, a child nine years sOsnettiOos siealin g as many as forty, and emoodo.". 'rile otgock.-This • a deitin t r u i rse " -Silrei of age ? . The child of late hatlbeen enticed by the ...*** fittY! The average price he received, was frees kat' Wight, Jeksey, 6 8 vermey, M. Makr LT" lei - .. ' 71 Aa. .. , , WWI 'tree to four guineas each body, and he yeas able Ci!ee, hutiMee. • ?Owner to sell some of the knives and forks to her assietedin his noctittial depredations upon the dead e I: res o le, ~ , ea, used DOW, ' Pialt Coach, • • SHRMIRURY Wellingt 44 41.1. a pair. She was found Guilke and sentenced y resole, at t Ives, Clock, genedeL ill, :. , te.olor.ysers' imprisonment. by a eitieerous party. W Ere OUTII, Dorchester, Blandlord,Salistower iirreaver i ' - ' e irl 4 titj he declared, exiating a gang and p mmura „, ke Bill Soonsee was apprehended by Oddy, a police- - 41111 0bId $ Pirlbilithew P. t Coach, every After.' Th " lita officer, who had a warrant against him, in the gal- of at 'bole thirty,' who continue the practice. Tha wereaeth Packets M Gai ri erasey, Jersey, Alderacy, St. aliii * . ix t lag ~ ( ping, hiterillet declared, was organised, but not so ifies ' der of the Surrey Theatre. Humphreys, a Bow-street officer, stated, that he cone , *Otis enable them to act without the as- ix t i iro g o U r r : in l2Yr i f iam , th, , Weinwath, Dorchester, Faleariath; '• , N ♦ Post Couch, every ild . t il de ri e tr b i t a l bad known Sonnies as a reputed thief, organizing oislattee 'uf tettain lessons, watchmen, atc. With- or settee o'clock , through " anon. Astaiuster, Y Bridp ma ' '.. - ll it t. dal et out the aid of such persons, he avowed, most so- lilaortford, Raviugaoke, and . hot. '' • ' u 't , . 9 : ikti l e ll gangs of pickpockets for the last 10 years with on- selet's-b9oarat"h,gliluse' and Rinli" " ' . -4111 "II leturtly, t h at it was utterly impossible to pursue the dun Roy a l M ai l Spa lcdoningc,h,Pe, ceasing activity.=Vl trade of a " resurrection man" with any prospect of Soenies.-" Don't believe a word of it, Mr. Chair- every Evening to SpOlab b „Ikea, c nod ator.„ Bß a ( 4. L Flying Po st ► A ctle rte s rui ,ttclogla t.;irti Chi ie n i _ itt ~ MeV' success ! He related instances where graves had been fIA R T: I ft i .. Y . fl u i t T h 1 :). m 1 : : . ei. u g man ; tam not four years In the country." made of a particular depth and shape, in order to fa- . Ilumphreys.-Ile's right enough, Sir, for be re- cilitete the tenant of bodies by night. Ss prudent, , 'ils• ma Y .• ; ‘ ',,, ° ` . Gryhnirl tan, "be "" 11 Mc L""*"' INleeti• • turned from transportation within thelast four years;i l ;gig but 1 knew him before his travels , and I have con • however, were the resurrection men in their opera. Catches to Welts, ia ll:Weer/L *ll ;T liklialig are, E ill iteter si , 11 Pl in"X• yesourla tions,, that cOtfins screwed down• by a particular screw ict.eEns New Light ciasch, railed The Rectinchitni, sea steatite seen. ham since picking pockets about the Strand, with others of the gang. (spare, we believe) were never attempted to be "ol vier, mornings carries Feet 'lnside. ocey, and gees re, ' broke open. 'SI Scenes patio a written paper, containing a defence markidny eer y , wash a Guard tbroisehnn. Passes through net dissimilar to that of Barrington at the Old ,Ilailey. - ---- • • Stamford Nenark, Retford. Dourasser, and Ferrylitidge,, tai - u the ncom "el anoo di;D e la spedi u94 i Le il e sif ' Zi a : C li atic era b ia !itTi l e l l o w w l4l.6lileg et la be ' t hi ne ea Me He complained that his character was bleated from • POLICE. • • petaht tem She lima past indiscretion*, end that he could find no one to --we-- . t- , . most agreeable and complete Public Conveyance en the North helidlo ....... Road, being une untied in Acepowwidat by ore give him what be sought, an honest livelihood. He Gintussam..-On Saturday, a genteel young man GLASGOW, Lwow°, Gretna-Oreon. inil acoo.: incoonwo_ iiiikl. . April. I candidly confessed that the _Police were his most on- was pot to the bar, on suspicion of felony. The Pro. Rrowalsill. Thornhill Soo li _ Ki m. commit - -: 1 4/I*.ded UNPIII4IO --....1 • - e compromising enemies, ter he could not appear in meteor, Mr. Knott, of Sal isbury-court,.Float.si reet, soul all Porn of Scotl and, e Post C.welt (DiO c. i.:l j. , - . , YORK. Scarboro ug h, wheihy, Salads, Sooderlassie,* ' ......1....... • - the streets to-look after an honest situation without hid, at . a previous examination, stated, that the Pri. e• , t castle, and F,dinbar e ls, new Four Inside Coach, With . b e i ng i mme di a t e ly re c ogn ised and 'mocked by them. sorter pod his brother had put up et his hours in throughout , sets ~u s every Mornin g at Blabs ~ec,A k,• li b He detisred himself Innocent of the charges' made lanOirfand February list, and during their resi. of Newark. Itetfonl, Tadeaster, Dartionot, ei n ic r ot a ti e „:::. Dothan), Haigh. and Berwick.- Paraetaitere ladin g it= r! against him, sod said, that he had obtained the dekce there, he had lost several notes and • checkranger" selves (ati lt from she knob of the toorner, nay o wn le Prince Regent's pardon for his last conviction, which from his pocket-book ; and that the • day after the time they please, and thee eawittmiat aejed t tl ef.e staa a s •Te iss was obtained at the instigation of Vaughan, and loss, the Prisoner's brother bad bought a hat and other' fare.' - I 'twit . wide I °theta of the same description. . articles, and they had ultimately absconded, leaving MARLBOROUGH, Saluda,. Rimashery, Hanger/sod, s ag i Vet V Newbury Post Conch, at Seven o'Clock rei the Morning. the Paid The CllAsaalAW.•-Solltara, it is a shOiling thing their bill, 'mounting to neer 401.. unpaid. Mr. 1 SRI DGENORTH and Waled new Post Coach , he Iran to 'eerie continuing this career, after repeated cots. Knott, therefore, prayed, that the Prisoner might be Evening. • • every ' illthiNits Yktions, penishmants, and escapes. kept in close custody while he had an opportunity of CARLISLE, .Pearith. and Whilehavess. Four bolds Pat will lee e W Snemet.-Sir, lam most anxious to get an honest seeking to apprehend his brother; this request was Comb. and a Guard all the way. Pastes through proopk.. 11 1 *1 . livelihood, but the police officers stop me the granted, and' on Thursday last, a letter Irons him t W a le e "' w : r t , Z, bri l t i t i e r , , f ,rl, l°4 , 0 Llges'r a l a c g kv ci s li°T a a° - moment Igo out to look for it. Whin 1 was taken was produced to • the Magistrate, stating that lie bad gets out ecery . lorniot, aad pinion's °selfsame / with IN - . • ~ I was in the act of seeking a stewardship le en East apprehended the brother at Salisbury, and should mat*" facility. Phawaietj 4eWIPOO Oa she Masad by hetleess - •....--ostal Indiansan-a situation I once held, and could base bring him to town immediately. On op Casa coming or ore, e t i e h se d7 t t t m l c l e . "" o " gta g e ut 'a" anan a ll ', And it get it it it were not for this arrest. on, on Saturday, a Gentleman appeared, to any, KENDAL, Lancaster Prate% Kirtry•Lonsdale, Bolton.. Bits The CitAimmAx.-You have abilities, and it is a that Mr. Knott had not yet arrived, sted to beg that Chorky, Orwskirk, and bass pet Coaches, every After.; theta rat .pity they are not honestly employed ;it would be the Prisoner might be further remanded. sera. at Erre q'Clork. t.., eisisiod 1 LIVERPOOL, W e arr oi lapi s tse,_ Knatsf ord, Stine, and Ling). , . na• seed •very desirable If you could find some situation out of Mr. HAM!, ER, who attended for the Prisoner, lIM-- , Neoeievata. every Emirate . the country, where you might retrieve your charac- strongly app r ised the application , saying, that the at Five seCtnek, to the flealeeses Head lei, Dale -street, Liverpool..-Guarded throughout. 7 1- 777 ler. Can }on get the siteation you islititie to now ? charge of felony was merely made to compel paymentrrifil I know you have friends? of the debt ; that the Prisoner and his brother had WA K EFIELD Lust Coach, every . Morning, at half-past .JL ii II 1 o'Clork. • Soames.-1 think I can, Sir. remained in the Prosecutor's house a consideratda I CHESTRI, Newport, Whitcheecharell. TeellieitY• NOM- Ladle The CiraiumaN.—Then let the sentence stand lime after the supposed theft, without any sespiciou Twirl., Norihnieh, and klithliewlch Poet -CoscO, seer) Ayea- a l e over until the day of adjournment. being whispered against them, and that ho . was 1 her.. at Eire o'Clock. IitYRI prepared to allow, the charge of felony was now SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yana, Neel Casei, eierir .. 'Address. • Morn*, retie George lan,Seaderland. ninety 4 GHOST 44T NEWINGTON. made, only with I view to compel the payment of the IIdtNCII.IISTER, Wirehair, Cueepetwa,_Neptcassle, Vf - . -gun- debt, and that the Prosecutor had actually comps- sad WolyrdistiPton: Post Coach. every Auernaea, ed: ,'' -- ' ---- i -.•11). Friday night last 4 mss was ezceediagly terra. 'raised with the Prisoner's brother, and accepted of a 1 SHEFFIELD nod !tethering' Pat Coach, called the ' -fled neer Wslwortb turnpike by the appearance of a sum of money to release him. Nommen* SI, ewer, Nam*. A a , BIRMINGHAM Post Coach nrith a Chard sets eat mew .e, t / . figure which he imagined role out of the earth in this Mr. Aldermin GOODIEHERC discharged the Pit- Atte • end hes Bineingk i nes nem dot as Noon. Re: is Penwell step. of a woman, with large horns on her bead; loner. - by Oxford. &awe, and Shipmate, is the Surat:an:ll • /maim his fright was Fri great that his terrific shouts drew the SACRILEGE. • . Rall.street, Birmisaghans. • 1 year 171 .watchmen to the spot •; he found the poor man in the WOR3IIIP-STRECT..--00 Saturday Waller God- HULL, Northenve, Howdes, Thera, and Doncaster, Pest - ?be I Coach, eve' , Morning et MW-rest Sex o'Cluck, to the Cross utmost perturbation, and nothing could make him dard was examined on a char g e of r obbin g Broom - Key., alet llia' -p;kw e, Hall. amt tor 'field Church, in Esser.-Remanded. believe bet be , had Reen ll spectre. On the same night , H. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. respecirelly acquaint their 1= Bow-sTaxiT.-Saturday a private belonging to Friends and the P ubl i c. th a t they will not be metastable fur another person gave information to the watchman that •o.4ti I hive midair ., ma apparition a abort distance from the the infontry of one of the regiments of Foot Guards, Tr ot I PAr s c e r i A i Lart e h : Lirreerefektir. a ssua ged. sal es. awl of the name of RNtry, was brought up o n a charge weed emu soca, foot the insaranOe pike ter atcontagly, at di* lernpike, "aid that it vainisbed into air as be approach. .11httaIN ed it. The watchmen were not free (rem feet, and sarseeu of stabbing, with his bayonet, Divid Wright, a jour- '• " Liu* saaw- hill, 1696616 ' mimeo undertaker, in his neck, on Wednesday „ began to think here yes more in what the first per. .ssus said be saw than they gave him credit for before. evening last , being nn duty. RIi.NOVA FED HEALTIIII has been too fro- , I tla'adY theolltie€ l distil** Central reprotandon..thit They Assw nothing more that night ; but on - the nest ' It appettred that Ryley, about ten o'clock no the seen, &vitiate of th Amara. erase Medical Ara, bare alter, d , t; ,11. A (Saturday), 'boot 11 o'clock, soft music was beard above 'treeing; was violently stigmatized with op. themselves ni , gna d e ag glos for paste _ r o p e nige is the 'owe& . ( Is both 1 by the' watc h men , an d a maw male running into; probriees epithets by a fellow in a white jacket, y ae l"l r l u oL i P aes ornr aaa • e l: „ "'soferPfleof lsoinitlowise willss'oweisa ~ MIN I Oale tertian IV frog , he which provoked his temper so much, that in the bent . among a gar euspiries..whose Ismeidetit pretensions ; stir- etettlultopie, and informed the beeper am dirt ' mom Mr., itao!)..that the ghost bad made its ttppeerance.. .oftite moment, he quitted his post, and ran after him to L tutsa n tety (7 .. sisciety, twee tole Aweerabay remind, 'eat tog of this I •.In a sort of c h arg i ng "Minds. A crowd collected, ate e i t, t . " no ns isi tZ t. . satt . rl l , o „ i n a si tnat ed • e .zett Weald, the spot, and to his sorpriee as w • reatc k aaweer mime d y t i ethew e s meek stasem), retook t skate wise-ensued , the watchmen sprang -his rattle, and mu t at ig e pr e typd e A u lash e l a a le fa of IN,.a kr ag r fand si ne 35, $ ist g * Wpm' the tic rand, f oo l a k ern w hi c h s o, Ihrilltair ID shejeckat get possess i on of th e bayonet, ~ - 11 l Word. *Pr o e q: _ _Piliallfilisi ly ammird lenfklMf/r . 11.4 1 istterud.gisile . ellked, and of gigantic stature. Tbe- which was soon 11 • 41 •Ptdeed by the siwisi fit; 'bet In ''. 7„,, 0et „, so aw a re , mi r y = 164116111-. 1 1 f oe w ris u rs4 Maeda wai eb a i on called for assistasice, an d in flying p ool the coifusion, which toot place, he ultimately evade acquireleuti.4ll6 Rota if Itetelltrillr. Met klathlisT . .t Siell sh e mtp .. l 4.o taa t om h e called Ag o, tc t it „ or i el . his escape. On Ryley'regain obtaining his beyouet,, nursed in _tea 010Nteet_....._ ha. 1 . . 7 A_ onamay . .. , lll:Pi Cluti swan* . low to i will " hoot you. ,, s oon, who woo' de t er: be fixed It on his movitet, and in the act of shotal.! T osa u i :N e :V ic ad it l iga Zu u a7.7,7,,t r oo r . i t;',7 . l ij o a,:, . da, Bering his piece it struck Wright on the throat,which' Aregery, Meek. • • end' Reellerford: NW • 1116144.1. cheesier *hat it was that bad for two *its apppe g sd and disturbed them op their posts, apposed'. net only wounded •him, bet prevented him from Vol. i I X g r aii er i l o r oi ,V ll . l °‘ l ° ,7 l : i r ° °'" I LIVT,' zi e : - widest lowieg Ms b us i ness since the assault be comp l a i ne d of •,... a loos ret i es ' o f rem* n i„ ll ,se &we . 0,,g0 e i,,,.; 555. 4 ta.K rd tile :Sync: At retreated ; befursned, and found it• ! price real Hirsh and blood-in fact :ii women, mitt ap snore bed taken place. I statism dins* of .DBII I LIMY, ehe l aresiarliw' Opens( ear 'Fr . 4.. owe ) is jorr tody.illun goohodltsows O hs too. _ Wright declined preeecotieg, on account of his a t" oose t t n " d isco r na dr e ssoccinc ` tl im i t o t w it i et V:P e r - teek 'fr e t i r e l. , : s h r m iti re tt . ‘ GANS simswoitto pstcroot:oodiso. ,L i tt look how,of she Aody, poverty bet hoped some seknowladgmeat for the, Liaise, oad n ran of 11 .. tereieschfirno dr.pet 11. *mid& bsszstiktinao. Pankodrfaka 4of loolthseg•- wound, e nd .the lest of time it occasioned, would bei at*" eta•Slletett la the we t ___ .sin tstswe doses l am( M Of's: 1 of die c o m efl lionelErlity,e wee ismer practitioners hate folt.,,e l s • RASO ' --ilie put a coat eland her body, and conveyed .bar to g ranted " 1 " . ' somas. awtoper sentare la our plas of mentalist ;Alines to the-111 , the stattlinkellia : - FtrOul Mr incoherent conversation The blegiverate thought the request oothing but; she pillow ae. a seed rodleal• unit . Amidst tee weleartalsr ( Prim 11& . fair; In fait, 'an action wield tie for the .recovery : -n i l . rs, efilosimrn'llskl' i toro ibesficrals of a Nags letua Mad 1 *ad her eatssoirdioary.behesioor, Mr. Seow seothlSPP:l rz yted. Y she yowl, or both seises, th e re scro 1 . i ing she•was a lunatic, and bad - broken out of a mad. o f I I • I rate woe we wore ditireVilng Mow thew deflect* es I foam in the neighboorhood, a surgeon was sent for, Ryley wane all°l°4l°e°c° discharged . , awl heblierktle frelpseatly prevent as cookasseitheamatri- i enttrisi MK,. e lk nth permits Is. mem t he acme ! ? rtk t cl a eir of 7 *ad he pronounced her to be insigne.. Her apparel ,to tt die, war stow. by a new and inf 111 as lowed by a Gentleman *boss half a -side tap the ,In consequence of the ,Surrey Amite. faiths* or f Irrotesirte_Lnefahowleil so shat ereatest of all ha It s MAO Alma t ' alwcirth end' PieWitiglowortoml ! The mita* •at If* the same period as the 'Sessions' (the 30tit hist) tliU r n "=„ r e 'e ntn ' emer atl r e l. ,: a ":,,",,, ! t ar e e , h t s e n ,." ull ‘ u r f e , s p rr ig o t A ll eg e4 s r ! 1 feetsoare female is. Mrs. Mitten ; she -resided at latter. etll be' adjquitned, in order to allow time. fOri tate infection irk - tiny -beeitniuliial i edientiireithet tel. ' t:e: 1 i . . • oet eurnaltagke at I Deptford; sad his been eakt f edlrer mind some- time. the krviti mess of business' at.the 4ssize!' to be dia.' -wit h ___, she att";""" neY " 4 a"n"r: • woe craw lotto three, erecl.froma ohs iq t ...aquae tab tee a t bets II I dhelektieriroiseen. Wednesday lilt.; .elte was taken . poei u .cl..:, thi d nenfber Of prisoners Mr trim! eac tis4e girt.' Poti,ntv in ace enmit y are recrierter/ tci state thew* tadw - : 40.Newitigtems week-heel e nottfohe-could be pet Ives ~ gift a any rorager 7;inti • . ther e are 158 . i n Rona. ballot of Illeif ifte. nil. use geattrat beat or time r . Ike. ire The I . ~ r.,l , ta. •o..it e - ,i -.! ~ - • .. DAY I proper phaamtf idenlitsaMillik unite ' - •, ~. . - • a g e remittance Car Melee and asetliesnes„ where she sow ' l' as lgerfl i ts _i r ai t t a 77A ' man y •of them for ca fora -be silven,or best I.l.any fowl .. f she kiatitios. To ineaM . teeteeledleelleif , : . 0 ir - ist)ftrog' account will show the 1a,... that secrecy so 'esicitital - to see anderfakirg,. the postage . Elf •'• Do nail 61 0 11 flit bistiNl'4•o 4 ipf . Mt! fa i t **IA? lit 6 oiitiber cf Offindeikfri# tetters m-ty he added to 'heals...eat torlaralifees.-CUltettli . ' :Morels.; leeesey., - -warr sittilled ofelbe bud yAt aq..old i * te . idar'-'" WWI • ti, • ' • lotc• '" 1 1 had c". *lances" No. Ittles- tielsise-slirdee• s . er e were -. tlfiq'li ° tle ..4 rt A MR .whichsrasol :Old was isktro. hrtlw &infant •fitkiltl '44.ll6tetifig i al" In, !gli t zy • in' 181AO • and " --'''- •' - ' -- . ' 1 rill' Bay. * . .0, ..g or :. 4 1817; *l. 5 , 14., V,! ' , ° L • lIHON I Prinry4 AO IPphlllt e d tir .D. Lov Isis.. at see I ST sirc was OEFILC, No. 1, 'Solibbery•cond, Fleet-slirces. . . ' . . • . • . . i ~