The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-04-07 00:00:00

The coltiarated Baron GERAMB, lately arrested fin der a warrant from the Secretary of State, and sent out' of the kingdom under the Alien Act, embarked en Saida) on board the Lack Frisreees packet, for Heligoland. The fellow was, after ail, but a lie,* ordinary impostor. , Ile was, originally, a French . hair-dresser, for some year resident at Lyons, came to England, and lived several months near the Tower, devoting his whole time to the study of the English lang uage . As soon as he get a little smat tering of it, he started upon the town as a tirst.rase military commditder, and disciplinarian ; bit never outoepping the modesty of nature and his originisf habits, he confined hinted( to the regimee of thel beard and mustacheos. if by such knowledge, skill,J end acquirenvents, he passed himself off upon wine of our great Colonels'and Generals, as an Officer or extraordinary merit, surely they are to blame, sod not poor Monsieur Riiskere, the Lyonese dmsse-. Died, lately, at Leeds, J. It..fintith, an artist of very superior abilities, though not Moil. nally brought up to the profession, and as a crayon `. portrait painter, he has not left a superior behind him. His whole length portraits of C. J. Fox and Earl Stanhope, for individuality of character and identity of likeness, were never surpassed, and . rarely equalled. It is much to be regretted that he did not live and finish two large family pictures, each containing six or seven whole length figures, and which were in a forward state at the time of hie death; tits) , would have beeu, lasting memorials of his tai *s. As a mczrotiut engraver he was liko. wise eminent : hii prints'frem the pictures of Sir .1. Reynolds are fhithful transcripts of tire style and manner 'of the original's. Ile felt indeed so fordbiy the peculiar excellencies of this great master..oli the English school of painting, that he trans mitted them to copper with the greatest felicity. His engraring of the whole length of Colonel Tar leton may be here referred to, to justify this high corn mentlation. On subjects of art he possessed 'very extensive and general information, which he always liberally imparted to those who might be most bene fited by the comnunication. A.s a critic on the works of living artists he was extremely, indulgent, always dwelling with pleasure on whatever merited praise, and avoiding unnecessary censure. Many a young artist will long feel indebted to him for his friendly assistance, encouragement, and advice. The two Wards, Hilton, and De Wint, were his pupils It may likewise be added, that he very early disco vered the great excellence of Moreland, and contri buted perhaps more than any man, to spread the celebrity and secure the success' of that eccentric and original genius: to have contributed to the produc tion of such men is no trifling praise—peace to his ! memory About 13 months ago, a heifer belonging to Mr Langslow, of Abcott, near Ludlow, Shropshire, sickened (the time having arrived when she ought to have calved), but the calf could not by any means be extracted. After remaining in a drooling state nearly two months, she gradually recovered, and she was prevented from becoming in calf again, in order to be fatted, conceiving that, as usual in these cases , the calf was decayed • but to' the astonishment of one present w hen she was slaughtered, last week, (remarkably fine beef) the calf was discovered entirely sound and perfect, excepting the eyes, while were diminished and bad fallen back into their sot:. kets. An eagle, of an extrordinary sire and fierceness, was lately killed At Moyeuvre, Department of this Moselle, It attacked a mats' who had alighted from his how to pick up something from the ground ; and notwithstanding . be repeatedly struck it, and cal. led out for assistance, would not relinquish his hold, until some peasants ran up and dispatched it. There is a man of the name of lijchard Scott, now lining iu Maryport, who has been employed . hy the► Curwens, of Workington Hall, for 55 years, and in that time has never lost a day's• wages. For the last twenty-seVen years he ha 3 walked 290.72 mile, to and from his werk, at which he still continues thoegh 80 years of age. Sir William Beanhy's house in Harley-street was broke open on Satnrtley night. A pane, of glass in a sky-light lending out of a mews was broken, and the traces of a boy's hand ,were followed to - different openings until the house was entered. It is suspect ed that the boy so introduced must bare been a sweep, from the dirtiness of the hand. -The thieves got off "ith a trifling booty only. A singular circumstance is stated in the case of Wliat, of Fowey, convicted of the-murder of Valets tine, the Jew. The Prisoaer was brought up to re teive sentence . on Thursday, and Mr. Justice CIIAM. BM:, supposing it fo be Fridny, sentenced him to be ; executed on the Monday. The Act of Parliament enacts, that persons convicted of minder shalt be ex. ecutei within 48 hours after their cnaviction ; they 4 are therefore geuerally Acted an the Friday, in order that they may have tU benefit of Sunday, which is at . dies non. The sentence, however, not being con formable to law, es it allowed a longer period than I 48 hours between the conviction ind execution, the prisoner was brought up again on Friday, and sen tenced to be executed on Saturday. The execution respited till the Ist of May, and the opinion of The Judges is to be taken respecting the legality of the sentence. Wtz,rur, Frnr ItarsiNn.—On the night betwixt Wednesday t h e '2sth and Thursday the Yeah ult. the threshing mill on the farm of Caddercuilt, M the'o rish of Cadtkr, was diabolically set on fire. .The, flames soon communicated to the barn-yard and bare,. l and consumed three stacks of bay ant, corn, severatl carts, &c. togethe r w ith t h e b arn . O n the , first ap pearance of the fire, the possessor of the ferns ime rnediately gave the alarm to his neighbours. From the prompt and active exertions of all around, the flames were presented from communicating tis dwelling-house, stable, byre, &c. which, with , the cattle, and one corn stack s were •saved front de struction. • ElizabeilviVuodger, the wife of George' Wood ger, of the parish of Rotherham, *bower, and Suonisi Lyall, the wife of Thomas' Iteall,• of the same parigh, tabourer, bate been cointnittod to York C:mlt., chart!• by the Coroner's. inquest iiith• the wilful millet. • f a certain male child, by,suffoeating and drowaiug t,11; mid chi:e, then !yin dead iet the parish of Rothe' ham. . . rrils tiThos* ?41` zor ft/mix -.._ • 7• - ' 7 .---- " — N antr -tir/EasfunieZi STATE OF IRELAND: . . . --.........-- - TO THE BBI,TOR. OF VIE STATESMAg. • .., : i ; k.. . PXtract of a ietter, frail a • Eady,... /ha* iibtirtii`i , .PoRTSlitbuTII. Aritic f r 1 , Siß,—Haviug seen in your Paper; about a 4.7 -ffit a h• . I , st .rh il s ey a tein i be mu ll it li 2ror ,, , . .. 1. ,J,,... fryt ... 6iti n tWitergi t ow le t ou; t-L-il . •• •14 7 ti r ti th, v to el p t i t,t, d ke r be rom fr s tte: t C o •aP a t• fo a reigu aar iti dat u bse intitt l ti tnn i.ra P s ta t z t ego, Some remarks On the Population Of Irelan d; , au . cant*. Stewart , from watching tte cam •s ship; at Cherbtireh • the very wretched state of f the Lowest -clash . theff‘ an d mango treef ; l i va - s turbi tge mid .b eautifei. , jection to me, '.tf 41 Ile • Tbe-recoa,''ternirind, ts i i t„,,, C. ; . . 7 . ' The T u . 4 , -- — lost , ff rr, sc rrra t Surinam, aid is under quatenbae. Ot • a y i , mi sp i o s kt d . t he brig Rock, from Malta, with' ! who, your Correspondent says, deyend for 'lllor European goods bringanv money the seller chooses the lass of b,; () ; but it, Mowing a gale of support on the humanity of the class reintremi ...bp- r to ask. A plain 'cotton Ince for the 'thy', that I wind Capt. C arr coo k! not g i ve her any assistance. Also ar- . ' one degree above them, 'I doubted the 'firCl.t.,...,.Anal }hai! , bOUSilt thousands of for twopence, are here six.. .rival et the Mother Bank, the Alonzo, Eliza, and Deans Iran t ion. The and Sarah, from Gibraltar, being part of the 'Fork's convoy. thought that he had taken Ike :liberty w hich;•pence ; e skein of black silk thread, 'one shiHing knd Port! ! Itith tbe•Prcscverance, Cynthia, ()tie .ec Packet, Sicilly, . Sailed the Vi g o, of 74 guns, Rear-Admiral Morris, Carlin : three - n ee, and every thing in proportio n . travellers too o ft en do; bet . ; :-•on en qu i r y of .. 1 . ? • . , . . • - Rabic ;the iVolverene, Capt. Kerr, on a , Lenoe ntesims that sell in Clasgow for three shillings. om t somd very - worthy Irish Gesidenten of my ac- : per 'yard, bring ISE li'eee. The Ladies are mad after • • • cruin:tuarl; t ut tvb''.l Caintlati Marboo ll fli r the J w a t v h a a e°n sad r, v i o ad f°f s Gvernier .tri ' take.* • : quaintatice, I • filed that Otero •Wiiii iio,,exogge4,: Leo add 'Glasgow cambric muslin . Living is merit • off Hastagas;art aid the Nereus, Capt. Maywo o d. °lel ' ration, in the acc ow t t; and that wiree the iiisli cot- , extravagant. They toe no wine so much as claret. • tager's potato° garden fails him, wbkh it seems is too ' It is' a great shame to hear them cdhtplais i as they do, aro.hou P ri l. N Y e M w o fo L un T d H iand , Ae az az d z. N s. oruit - ii i t • Ills Majesty's ship Spit fi re is appointed convoy tor She Downs, . and live so. The fruit !don't like . Tile shaddocks instead of the Barnard , which has sailed on simile,: often the case, from his tBtal inability to manure it The mew • ;'and plantains are now in season. The oranges horn tilitfliciently, or seasonably, he is .. eompelled to crawl undi r convoy of his 1t 's ship Alert, cteartittitle ' . : Ceylon are good. Mango Ido not like ; but I have about from cabin to cabin in quefars a kw-potatoes ' been very direful, being with Dr. —, he- guards 1.• prevent his famishing. Whit cohort is it to those, me against dangerous fruits. The mtineoeus are ioet this evening abo u t . , sir :ti r:!lies, vi'ith the wind, at IE 'died wilt itel from miserable unfortunate- beings to ittlikr their Kepresen. ! matting in. Every thing in tile grimed is scorched the appearanc e o f th e Nastier, it is feared iasi,' t .get back again to the 8.4 V . • tatives in Parliament (for in every *ell eonititut for.want ef,rain. We have had a severe thunder-Storm • An Americo ,- Ad i w . jou come i n,. saki - 5..4. 4 ; 46 6 se. . evert , evening liehtnin —that larre sheet Government the interest of the Poorest hxiiiide. to a nd • - f r "ennn• '-"/, 1 - .... t ......w.....- - ;lightning Aids is .do beautiful. don't think the A rr i ve d a:FreaAs and f rom Dartmouth, to take eft the i shoild never be lost sight sight of), deiclare their p er- (thunder so awful as at home. All is peace in the nii- ' men that navigated 0111 Perseverance cartel for 4likt pig fro , feet conviction that there is not the sumllnt•reason i w ar y department; re are no regu ar troops ere r ! • • , ' • the 1 h 1:0 kin • v ` ; to apprehend a scarcity, when a fact', which there is I besides the 33d." YARMOUTH, APRIL 6. Arrived this morning the A.Cate gas-bvig,meivelaishok • t so contradicting, is a proof to the eentrary—the great 1 , -rift... I Sailed yesterday after instil* Portia sloop 4'444 Vomits !Juin the physical necessaries of life of aboie treble, AN D E XPO R TS E.s.+ I)1 ; A FROM C AND TO ASIA, OR , Thompson,' on a cruise of the Dogger. TlM : ‘,Assilagag l i t ! IMPORTS fir, Ireland, in less than a year ; this, in some degree, I For the Year 1800. passed through the roads to the southward. ~--. ; ...,„:.," _, • t down from dm Riser tho, Eaves 1 1011141/010104 Oa.' DIiAL, Aram. 6. • •• . : . .. .provided against here, by the Poor Laws, the want of 1 IMPORTS. EXPORTS. Drags, .Gums, Apothecary's Wore, Books Va•• I ~C anie. which in Ireland, their poor must grieviously tiki.; ikills• car' . and Otis a great variety of 1ueZ14,2116, Pictures St Prints, . raiszbeths •—•--, fer•Seaqtal. tlperience. As to Poor -Rates not being. inseam hi I kisra r laffien la laette (Mad- Statlasc y , wrougke_ anti an. Sailed the Elisisatch, pilot sloop, sea auhe. J V . ,tea, Catiktneld. China ink, Wro t Iron; S teel ; lA'ad• and 1 Arrived the nims• Isar logger, arter seeing her way vey - Ma to Scotland, it is rib prOof whatever that the min of Gans. Turmeric, Seed-lack; Tin, wrought 'Brass, Copper, ' Pewter. aid Silver, Tin-plate I Portsmouth. the Scotch nation would not receive gent beneW Shell-teek, Stick - lack, Ivory,...__ Ware, Brass and Iron Cannon, ! The Revd *, 44 goo, arrived i t , Leith Roads on Thumay , . from them. It was this provision against the 'rick& Ci Fa rZes' , Ca h ne lace M A s iitiaeg i Ctuaan fr e p: a t l a tuber mititar v s toevc c oa u 1. tudes and misfortunes to which the lowest class of our 11;',,,, c 4„l enne , Tris Pe P o rtr . 1 r t 'vows , , from Plymouth, with2oo French prisoners oa board, ttle i . i .Z er ce; itro b in m , W o a 7s; l a r Is : ''. , &c. i _ . - . . - - . fellow creatures are so subject, that induced the great f b e e te i , i. tererr h :ei , l:ta, Mo s - , 4 v i e e re.te • . t?Szitll i :t d h s , Sh i p-than - Adam anathqpias Lee, two of the gipsies who ELIZABETH to sacrifice the interest of the aristocracy I mad e 27 Cowries, o mme P ri an m oZat, Inas, vessels b e l e were tried last week at the Kingston Assizes, for itle rac or tortSti:mals,ntratrlii Ar aro, built it in ro o lot t iai bro Lzi s tie n r s, bin e g 'hig hl..l lway r s obbe i rp i eitd found guilty, are, along with to that of her people, the reverse of which, I am sorry to say, has been too generally the conduct of her un- Ca sa ' L rur r nia & Goo' wool , ijzol, , npv Woollen inene tooth, Silk Goods, • and tani broth ew erlin l -4% cu ord mg ered an for ina Im e t t l e ig cmi l o s n on worthy successors and their Ministers ; men of the !woes and ei rslins of great va- 8,03 s' some Ceuoa Goods , ards of British Meshes, Monday next, at Hersenienger-Jane. A most if most conspicuous ability bong the latter, who go- I Ira loads, flood s, l e r:T i V a a r f i er ely es ot: er We'ring y. APl?"l l • es t i lV i ab - (acting scene took plane on Saturday evening betweeu verned. this kingdom with great eclat and success, did 1 pertation, the consumption of 41te. Wax and Tallow Candles. 1 Thomas Lee and his wife, on their return!frous Great Britain being --Cortez Peruviauus, Gi , • - not throw away a moment's thought on what was , t p b re e l,' il t i ted,c .„, stia,Eb „,,, ,san. and other Dives, a few • t r= 1 Killeen—she being also an , accomplice in the tab- -1 b r • and sentenced to be • trans orted far lire.— . most likely to contribute to 'the happiness of the . dal, Satin, and S . apan . Woods, : ries,‘Cochineel, a lad* Coral, 1V ) t . . someWiers, cornett &another Irish Linea, German Litton, . Previous to their being cq,nducted to their separate people; their entire thoughts were . taken up with ; reentries. Tutetutette, Tar, Ram, Bran- i cells the • took a : final ieastwof each other s ,• .and the planning fresh conquests in different parts -of the dy, Gentles, Franey , Portugal.. . . . . s . Mania, and. Spanish V•:inas, • wretched criminal, . the husband , in i most affecting _ globe,-and new sources of revenue to support them • ; tidal Wood and some other and agitated mauuer, alternately embraced his wile, . Woods. among which a reform in the Poor Laws, or, in other (Maeplarsun's Annals of Commerce, &e. and a little infant, which she held in her arms. , , :" words, abridging the very scanty allowance, given to - BURNT To MATH.—The extreme of pitman Af what is supposed to be one-eighth part of the poor- 'The assignees of ilotneno and Co. have co . .. ra i to fliction,—Williazu and Ann Kilbi, sober, natirstrres est and most distressed people in England, is ;nee- the generous determinatioo of paying the clerks' ; young people, in humble circumstances (he a. *ti lanes up to Lady-day its consideration of their be- : ter, 111 in s. ' Sa' t . Ja e street Lisson-grove Marv-16)one) s 1 s tioned as a patriotic plan, for this very solid reason, ,! became eictimt of• the following dreadful calamity,. • in so suddenly L a d y- d ay, out of employ ; and we are because it is said that some part of the four millions , i on Monday se'unight :—The wife, in attempting to fu g rther.glven to understand, the affairs of that house, which is the expence of the poor-rate, is misapplied ; in general, will turn out much better than wp em. ..,4 remove souttrheiling turpentine from' the fire, the as if it was possible to prevent the misapplication of petted. dames caught her clothes, the husband flew to her , , ... , some part of such a sum passing through so many A person of the name of Barwick, from Sa (ile a assistance • the room was instautly enveloped in smoke, and they were both ite dreadfully burnt, that hands ; but-that is not the real cause ; it is the doc. worth, representing himself to be General Ladd, the woman, after suffering excruciating torture, died. trine lately broached, that poor in distress have no was on Wednesday night apprehended at a public the next day. The husband, reserved for longer house in Hudders fi eld, with four of " his men," a* . just demands on the community for any thing. 'Misery, was alive on Saturday, but without hopes of A be was pSexted to call them, and placed in duress.—__er7 beiwg miserably scorched in hit body, with . . . -•• ;The following morning the party underwent an mom! .7-- , the ends of his fingers, burnt on. TO THE EDITOR. amination before Jetsam' RancLirre, Esq. and the i paidthe d e bt of survives wretched men were discharged on entering into recognizaaces. tacle in pain. and misery,-we know not : the remains for their good behaviour for twelve months; but the of his wife were buried yesterday, in Willsden General was recommitted, to undergo a second view 1 ruination. chu i ch.yird. Were this neelaucholy picture to The Breakwater in Plymouth Sound is to begi • ~, n . 1 close here, it would be su ffi cient to excite pity and compassion in every eneratt„ breast . but =forth , early in June. The immense quarries hithis under , nately, three helpless infanteAune or ;hem thes sod- taking ire already contracted for; the principal o f denly bereaved of the breast pr Hs, motherOve left them are hired of the Duke of BEDFORD. Blocks of destitute, and for whom,, and their heavily afflicted marble of the finest quality, and weighing ten tens; father, if aline , the assistance of the humane .and each, will cost on the average Si. each when tranilo char i ta ble i s most earnestly implored. Peter White, ported to their final destinatititi. Many vessels f or • 1 Esq.. of Willstien, wilt receive benefactions ; or if with the conveyance of these enormous Masses, fitted i arty are left at Mr. Wheble's, 148, Warwi t sk.stpare;• suitable machinery, are already hired; those that aro , Newgate-street; the:vas-ill be forwarded. , t , . . building are to be commanded by warrant Mee* I 1 Tuesday se'nuight, a genteelly dreasetrieur t *mt Tenderifrom Portland for. Stone have been rejected, , into the Royal Bank , Edinbur g h , an d ed h prearat i On the ground that the marble in the quarries at Ply order for 401. in the name of lea Attorney,..in that mouth is much superior in point of derabillty to the city to the tetforgor 'poymeat. One °Obese paths soft stone of the former place. 1 men inspectingit nerfowlx, the fellow took the alai*, The baths at Seafield, in .our immediate vicinity, darted oat of the Oak s across tie street, and _gist we are happy to observe, are advertised io be opened • clear off from the teller who pursued'hini. . ' in the course of this month, and congratulate the i A man of the name of Botterili, was c • • public .upon the completion of an establishineat sd , 'to death a twelvemonth ago, at Leicestery ~ , conducive to health and to our general 'comfort.--t hung a house near Barrow, but - his inatesalf:l#ll There have been already expended, by the Proprild changed to fourteen years trausportation, aIid'IMISMS• ' tors, upon the execution of this undertaking,, sie4 shortly after sent to the ,Iftilies; it has,: lbeireery ' less than 70001. and which t for elegance and acceiti. turned oat, es we understatid, that the robbery.* . . modation, is not exceeded, if equalled, in any part of committed by other persona,, who have ceofeseesi • the United Kingdom. We trust that the public cr i me , an d Botte r ill iit.perafor from thegulki, a t- •. •spirit of the subscribers will be amply rewarded, by . his pardon is eapeettsde*-goes cerefetaeollikfral. the Seafield baths becoming, • at no great distance of ;.te be! ,. ~. 1 ):•.3 ..N V -... i co o time, a fashionable resort, not only for those retti- ! Tuesday, a culler -make,r t ., mime Do w ; .,ft . dent in mod around the metropolis bid generally for i been unable to procure employ for three weekly, other those who require this restorative throughout Scot- I taking as mikado,* leave o f hi s f am il y). 4 rolo oid laud. We see, also, that in addition to the Inaba, it , himself in Edywood river, near Lynn.-.-At Ipswich, is intended to open, at Whitsunday next, an ele- i s husbandman, named Martin, committed sgickle pitt hotel and lodging-house in the Upper pert of the from the same cause. ' builtfing..--(Edinburgh Ctinsrant.) . . I MORDER.—Tuesday 7`.. V. Saturday evening, abbot eight 'o 4 cloel; Th e driver farmer, of Brent, near Bridgent of an empty coahmaggoe, which was passing down ' to. Wilton gaol. charged with t. Ludgate-hill, ridingon the shafts, having, as is sup- Cootner. It appears that the' posed, fallen asleep, fell from his - Feat modem the few days of her delivery of waggon, one of the wheels of 'which ran Oyer his Prisoner was the supposed fetl. right leg just below the knee,hy which is wits shock- vourdd to persuade her to char, WO fractured, lie was immedlitely'ythee to the some other person. 'On the el ~ Hospital, and, it is feared, mast a drerio ass anipu- Prisouer had appointed to Mt tattoo. .. -' - • t . fluid adjoining a public-house, On Sat•rdaYs in the City CSVINWAN ,Keeit ~ and purchased a pint of bandy . , •. was tried fee the murder of CaptiiiitOehe, oa the When the berry was examined, I.Bth of December,. on 'the Coal eiterl;.-4-Afters va , qiiantity 'of a pint of brandy i t e t ey ef: evidence swiss, ear based, av i d t .uts, apse anti stomach of the deceased, and the sestifat char from the - Learned .Judge MA' , . and likewise those of the utiferti. 'omens - 4 travd to - water. There wereiitts said, • lii corroborating rircumstantes. . cotinnitted for trial, was over a On Saturday ri4iirit . 4;''tlEse ves, of Old-street, 'p. Lake's, 'ireished of Severe' articles of apparel, &c. to the time of tbliefies made their escape. entiiiamf through a heck in iswer,-xtio bib; of:a" • • ... .” Sta,—l shall not waste either your time or my own by any unnecessary introduction to this letter, therefore you must know that my father (like many others) has lately been ruined by the badness of trade • in consequence of which, I have been re moved from a school of the first eminence, where I have been for two years last past, making very rapid `progress in my education. However, enough of that, 1 solo the point :—My father has proposed a few, I what he terms simple rule of three questions, and 4 laid them before me for my solution. Now, Mr. I Earroa, although I know very well heir to multiply Ithe second and third terms together, and divide by the first, these questions are so unlike what I have been accustomed to at school, that I shall be obliged to you to help me out. Here they are : ). If a change of measures do not speedily take . place, how long will it be 'ere the country is inevit ably lest ? 2. If bank paper has not suffered a depreciation of 25 per cent. Why cannot I get a guinea for less tlwin a bit of paper, without a pound written on it, and five or six shillings in silver ? 3. Bought a guinea for 251.! What shall I be able to sell it for six months hence I 4. If our Orders in Council are not Speedily re voked, what are the English merchants to do with their manufactured goods ? • 1 5. If our merchants cannot find a market teethe-It i koeds, what is to become of the man . tes ? ' I 6. If a man is rot allowed io.elerti WA of Ireligion he thinks best, will he exercise any at all? j 7. lam afraid the time is fast coming, fist when •it will arrive, when the Gazette will contain nothing bat bankrupts ? 8. How , many millions more are to be expended in the Continental War before we have paid double (if not treble) the value of the territory we are labour ing so hard for, and when it is most probable it will never be obtained ? ; 9. As the crime of frame-breaking is now punish able with death, how long will Jack Ketch remain without a joblor that offence.? l' If you send me correct solutions to the above pies floes, I wilt let you base a peep at a guinea that I have in my possession. • Snaky/ban', Mardi 17, 1514. PAX. ',' N. B. Pray, Sir, have you go( any medicines on ' sale for sprained metes, occasioned by dancing, moo roils intrigue, or getting between the wrong sheets! 1.. . . ' A Mr. V. Shermaie, hair-dresser, at Salt iseet syas lately found mnidered in his house in thet: 4 4y. 4n American Jottrlit 'Ors, that he was allied to the Bourbons through the maternal branch; that he wits wealthy ; but that having conceived a' psedihnwina for the business of a frizeur, he persisted in tisiag it : he was of a avild• and inoffensive. 4110, except when the atreeioesness of the French. public were the subject of discourse, when he *eke with warmth:- ha• is believed to have fallen a vktim to his pOliticalprinciples. ; . . • ,• • h. i 4 ' N I . ea ~', &NV - -4rdC:a:......r. a 6iriii . J:.' .. _ IneieKat charge from the Learned • Judge .Masmr, . and. likewise (host of the tr Jurramittittedbisaelmnsedee-.-bat.hammafortud I trickt Co the edge oft* Wit guilts -of iwantlaughten ate. sentenced to one year' iiiewlse•otber strontit'enrr imprfsbnevesk arta te , tie birat in tWifistsclibantl t * qiiiiNitilier, - who hr CO :n& till• vete 444 security to he of . the:ilitiee•-ie ' 10; 4 4-7 . 4 * pa ,114-4 r cenntyCqurt 7 l. aoldie ) e, of , the ulnae of .V.EP . O,yi ' , 21 1 ',11 . t, or2tiefy:ti 4 , kt -* b . 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