The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-04-02 00:00:00

wfiti mime see neiliona Proserttatives to upon, he hi silt! isaittlit 4e i s Eirifs oroulthive diwipproved if it 4set beep lts.hia.' 'hrre said, in the I 4ible, " that it wl Cm, and breach of spare any person; seer* *nee kite, v. to the common% /ea ttit: language .d. • Kill I laneuage of thmlliinieter,. the language of one. who overawe the free' investigation In vain feethe conitituent to that House, If, be brow-beat, and public wrongs, by would indicate h, his daughter, his 'loyal Family. ' ttr _ *fair, meek his ciftithiatOta abet nation, • biatnethimigklist to cree to 'dot* 0400 rum! vritlt .the gingko ion of the Petition of aciertaie blusteiZot‘ individua 'in belie', of hintself and the! i iceman hir .1) 1(414'4' • 4 4 . - 16 "vrtie enteriiins a just notion of ctitepti4wllPelt of oar doveilitilelsr,lra"' cetyfemobtet silfr.twitiacte•id- iAttiiiiitolint, .t,ine. with boiler.- - Weltn6orthatuilofair4rat doodton- sal i and wet may, perhaps, see Patiiioneet beam* a rinchine, without sense or motion, except what' the Minister may 'eotimailicate to it, wheel it pleases 1 JIM so to'db.. Surely, notliing 'bit an opiniou of this ltiod,WinitheleViglerthristringfolly entertained, I will Cot fretOlirl tOoKr4iliek,' toold have led the parties to actl'of suck inparalleid audacity! What stocks and stones must these persons consider the Representatti.es of the People, to dare to treat them in'soch a War?. • 'Nothing is'more frilly deserving the patriotic in dignation of ati Englis!ttnan,than the manner in which modern laweree hare' moulded the fundamental laws of this country to their purposes; indeed, by their forced and arbitrary constructions, they hare become the makers oflaw instead cell* expounders thereof. Joggling cud sophistry is now substituted for what Lord COKE calls our "common birth-right." The , frit of Wtt.ctsm and Maio( likewise tells us, that " the Law of Englarui is tlie . .itrlieritance of the people thereof?' Ah ! lie . * l's 'the right plain enough, but where is the reality'? ' "glorious uncertainty," as It is professsionatly atikaileeringiy ,called, with something else, which some folks call influence, and which sets ail law at dedale; yea, verily,. and de- , eency too,—these are now AP Titheritu.re t 44 .hi addition to these blessitigei:tie ire likely to save.that of Tcrjor . y practised zeilli - seipunits, at !east, if the lispcdimeirts sb ingenloctly throw it in the wtyby these jugglers:let Slop the revive' of Nies.rs. %%roil.- afte.sei and ivitS'sforrt, should riot be miraculously -removed. Surely the more we love the English Cowstitutian, :the more cordially must We deceit thee G° Stygian sorcerers, ' as till)42,111111,8104i the learned Gentlf.inen. - The proofs flit have been . exhibited o f this ?lady's isnot:eine may) satisfy the publiC mind, eveti the lady herself may be satisfied with the testimony of appro. baton exhibited' by the people in her:favour. 'This -is all very well, but it is not sufficient ; for ii i. pro. I per thatiustice should b 3 saWfied . also. PubliCius. 1 ileitis a debt doe to the people which cannot be ean. celled, otherwiie than by being regtilarly discharged. 1 The people confer a' Crown, and when they put it en the head of the King, make him swear to do iiistice; 1 WI is the original contract ,' and the Prince who withholds justice, forfeits his own right by the very attempt to deprive the people of theirs, as Mares veil truly lays, • ' • _. .. . - . ,is .tat makei /be Tyrant (loth unmake the King." . ' And on the oaten-hind, if we ask - what 'teal* thi, Kings B*.tctoN and FLera will tell as, 'iefy ten tistily, Uclueit neon. The law makes the • 'Sing; sad the power of the King is the power of the : l/Me: l "' potestrisjuris, and so forth. Another maxim our in . : tutors bad, poled= tegia est facerejUstilitnig, Let: north* Princes of the House of Bruniwick,'thelk vainly itnagine,that what they gained by the iiij'uitiort of others, cannot be lost by the same steps, shoal c they please to take them. The law is the' people' . right, and they mint line It, aye, and unadiliterated tool . I - reniem bor tb have heard the story of a tintlk• man who adukeiated his milk with watts, and thereby gained enough. to buy him Self a funs new beater, of which, I dare say, he was as prood'illt Y l Kitqg 445,' Crown; but, unfortunately, one dlltaliTli.vilit t, pi iagover London bridge, ..a sepia or wood ' bit* . I ~ ill-gotten hat into the dater. '6l--L-"Iliai:Il ctie4, the fellow, it came by water, rind itliginvelt Water. ri y ? Now, nothioth inefiCovinion than for a i de! i f l o o k TT , in the way - It - Came, and he who read% - the called a Airplay of Tranny ; or, in other words;' thelistory of the injustice practised daring the last ten years of the STUARTS Will see that political squalls and tempests can blow crowns 'fro* aura's heads as easily as heti, ' I remain, 4t, procegded t with his ropairs.. ~.,i imv. rla7-4. • The lay flitina for the Plaintiff— Moo ... • r'' . . ...-...... , 111'it• " %,''' . . A.,14....1, .. CACIV2i ,Slfilt.. ! ,-, --, „i F t! . l ' irka Ilartne, James . r. Witirkt 4 : l 2'.!4ll9 f t Wriei:4Vtikt4,lftdiattil fmt. high' 4 . , kpoluWe faillOgthitilliter coinoible reilln.. ' Meta; .sur.Pliter of 'the' Potion; litated,'lbit he . and sore other otpcirs.hovirig. T eceived hijOissation, i wiM teJthialteess - of the Prisoner, Martin, in South larohodno.olpoctw i r to find ititt.toiniek bed been all tiff- plaCe: ' When theiliot there, theyi %pitiless* Ms wa -*pertinent below,- stilkh . was in. hatifeebylt 'ritan'tud 'a woman',..whose .gegami;lhoy did Aet liktinge{ let they found, eelitisptherelti ez. cite their atispiblotiSt . they then itedt s ithatsdrs to the apartments inhabited by Wright and ' his. wife, and.; .filming that some persons were' hr the room, they I burst open the door, and forced their way into i the rooitv; 'there( they found _lipia-fertii on the 1 mantle shelf, s vice, several round blanks _resent- j tiling shillings, copper cuttings , and all the apOtratus p i necessary for the making of base money. fit addl./ don to this, thej' found . a die with Queen ,Aune's head, and a counterfeit shilling, evidently the pro4 l duce of that die. In the lower apartments, occupied i by Martin, they found a Ay press, and *emit:o4lr implements of coining. On cross-examination by Mr. GURNEY, l'ersMar. ' tin, and by:Mr. CURWOOD, for Wright, they add, hat Martin• was a smith, and Wright a cOach / pster, o . snp.metit Of the things found mightlicnied en their reeliertivittrunloc,"aed that -!l except the diet and talseinoilty were as useful for legal purposes as' or coining. - s• Wright, who was a very decent looking young man, of 'ite age of 20, and his wifes a very firefly woman of is, gave the following as:count of this things found iti their apartments. Wright sail he was just out of hit time ' , : •iih a coach-plater and had began business for' Irinis 1, and lived very happily with his Fife, when ttebecatn( acquainted with amen of the 11301 e of Golding, who persuaded him to go and loage . in Martin's house, as he would have the i convenience of Martin's forges and workshop in his. I business ? which would be of great advantage to him ;: i thit he amok:tingly went to :edge in his . house, and i )te-tiad only been:there ten days whew he Avos appre -1 hended ; that the day Wore the °dicers came, Geld ing brought a box to his .r. , nin, asking for leave to Ido a job thr-ye l which he readily granted; and the l ama ( - ay ht.. :sate }ad opened the boa, ally took out I all the ini, , lemmits tor making false money. The Pri athier then toiThim, as ttA was what he Was about, be would have nothing to do tvith.him, and that he and his wife would go oat while be worked. Gold ing said, he need not be afraid, that he himself would ,go out, and accordingly west away, leaving all the things about the room; and in less than half an hour , ,tote officers came, and he had not the least doubt but that Golding, having left all the tools about hisiroom, went to fetch the officers to apprehend him. . The Prisoner told his stor y in so artless and a ff ect. ing.a manner, that „he exci ted universal commisera -: tion in the Court; and Mr. Cuawooo having again i called the officers, they said they verily believed that t Guiding, whom they . kpew to be an old offender, 4,had planted the tools, in order to betray the Psi- The. Learned Jags, summing up, told the Jury, it appeared Clear that the young man ~had ~beep skduced by Goldialf, "ftlierh,Ps Martin . ing,. l I . the ovldoac e was -strosirweitaitoOty mirth:l4ga Eht thifact. 1 The Jury, after considerable,, hesitation, .;mod 1 .Xirtin gotilk—W right . gutky,—ana the wife not recommended Wright to mercy. The Learned Judge immediately passed, seXtence, land told Martin to expect no mercy—but Wright he i should recommend to the Crown as a fit object of ~mercy. r I 411 TRUMAN. - • f- • SUFF()LK. BURT MARCH 31.—Ann Arnold was 'capitally convicted nf the wilful mu b rder of her bastard child, a boy between floor and five years old, about the 10th of February last, by deliberately taking elf his clothes, with the exception of his shirt, and throw. ing kinvinto a pond cowered with bushes, in a field, • the parish of SpAkan whereby hr - drowned. • discovered ' pokielliwoubire , Matelt So.- mits. --ameoppw.-• ERRATUM IN LETITIA IT. Instead of stOOF " that the man wkly She iron mash was known to the public." rea4," was sever known to the public." The avast was essisllded tieldoetilow ST. Mau, who' was Go. vernor at Pigaerol. orunwards at slut him&.vatted It. M' anal latterly of ' I who-nook hills i t•forn- restintal to the lhai, Imo r. (IR, iu' ~, lime,. - 4 • -- Dry-street, York, stun CWiehes to &militia/4 111 - 44 iiiiib ).. OgggSfthatihialL- rhea trosight betn back to the rotigit s Vitiiihv, 0/4 .tiler pi ac i,. ...,..;... . .. „ ,' . zi lii iiii i ; . • 0 , 4 , ... moped .opooth;,..body;. rind' Alit Dti Kit OliTii • and Wain! new Pest Catlisvers . • " . ird-book okadning mar 4 cC 1 i nt ir tgat.ht; Penvitti. sad Waltek ;M . : : '"" • • • . • VOW `• p link E . 4. .. ..: - I m e te d mo t o o do o f boo& : wills Viet Vaesei; tied *Guard' all tilt way::; dlr g tf , 1 DtwIRRI: brinvor, tsitedonewx., ( orinightt;' . lir . . - . , - - realgtrbri n ake. Ttberby, Aber:oll, I)..4aaster, Aid 0,,,, t ' " TARS in, AlAwce,23. I (ihe nearest sta.' by ktithteiti willeri,'44/ ,ott every '‘lnin.n g ' This day. the Judge ilosed this Intig and awful and OW*** tOtioutgityiaid du- greate:t fseitity: 4 pi„.,,,,,.4 Assizes, at which tnenty4otir men were tried for ' Al i f i anse p , s d Crn e i i i t h ' 46 :7ll7. 1 1 ::i ti Z: m or v i e : l i e r ti r 4, • ";I, l „ he ar rulcir their Wm, fourteen of whom were capitally cwt. ',WA.IvE El li,Ll) Past tluactt, every Mora*, at balf-piat victed and received sentence of death, viz. four fore VI feel"k sheep stealing, two for horse stealing, and eight AM i I io u ritt s ie r h g , a biti lM mil t*P d u t r ew' it w ig 4 lail is e usi hn l h 'vec+' llr b. P ey nr e le r; . l: N vr l u nt i o w : .. 1 1 ' ; burglaries. Fourteen were trierl on an indictment 1 Firl. o'Clnck. _ for having, on the 17th of hprii,last, forcibly enter'. 11 .6 ,... +; ,Z 4 te it t ! . ?; 4 1 :11, 11 ,- " Zwr d ert.• r od inih 14"v- , ; .. Cuaell ' "e" ed . the' dwellint , ironic of John Drinkwater, farmer, it A 1 4 /Cit BST LR, 'Window; Cookietint: 11;•vreate....itaSal, in the .parialt 4 Glascip, neer Chapel-in-Frith, which i md_____ ;. _le . :,v . qyantotoo. l', at tlo..eit, emery A:ler*uark. guarded. they.pluderedpf every thing they. could nonsepinutly r j R ;,,,i . . ; 7,8 . ,,,,i1,i t„Y e % ever, w , i!le i z i r . at e wr e ir,,i i ..,„,P k -t..c.,....,....1 :i . tarry away, after three 'ening, with the most horrid :sure H. i o 1111:1 Rositerjrau Post Votatch, calkd the. Ruck. imprecations, to myrtle:sty one who. might. oppose ii , r . ,:jitk4 i va . :,l_ , ?.frpg• . rms. w mtbe.ise r jek.sfArel, aud Alton reach, their daring psi pose. The whole wore sworn to by ! e y e ,. E ,„,„, c. .. one witness, whose testimony was 4iscredited in con- I olitst t su! Arw Meerut .% P. 0.1 Coach, with 14 GiiarA, sett serin. , nce c" the r,..tner in. w tacit he gave it ; but live t ;_?: e' r, y ' A g e . S H r iuni d . 11.1,,,, rr r isee 2 ,4 11i bi.. ""il iv 4„ e gliall a k c il o r . 11 , i t 40 . 4" s e a r i ,. 11 :: : '," l i of them were identified .by the Prosecutor, his wife, Heald. 1111141reiii," airaWnga . siti. • • .04 • . . ' and son, all of whom were convicted; and probably, ;,.. itct.t... Nvirtlotayei !to/van', T:ionn and eflorOMdre ?eft . matcn, eve,v Month* , lsitf-piist Sit I/TlM'', to the Bull and alotig with, one of the horse stealers, .w'mse : crime 1 . s 1, m y i„ e „,p , H o t , . ...-...: . . i . • t was heightened.- by V.e evidence he adduced in his i- it EX [FOR 1,.. .Ware, Ho!fde/flon, nod. Gbrawit , Contll, defence, *ill ezpkate their guilt uvier tne.fatal tree. i t y 'ry H - ,, i-c • . I The fuerteen were alt working men 411 fair chsvac. 1 I (erg, ontil thr: ..:otorn'ssion of this crime; ..nd, from , , what could begathered, were dri veirto acts of despots. , lion by keenly, ,piaching want.. . - - LI IY, `Wrt erru F:S. - 11 Pit *itir t`eattectioastielis that ilieir'tee. jtocvai plan t era . Maly. bt nrGru.i 1s others'. null iMptieirett'4l their pt4revritioni acquir . inents by 1b orsturit) vti twit tnentv yeas %PRIMA ' •and t 7. cmaittua : Attic 'unstinted k tostlitue,,,,Vio, ertulicattni,of i i ie *hien err the eanitirliiivire o f Mint lewhekruee. or ti- di 'inactive naafi ..1 the iltutiotiterate Sets titl-brojii. fa ve..ressinc cull of mope femmlnice:,. they hold no ill. ithrrn l Col 1 " 111 C 1* ; tletimbret o, atr 0595) mint he •ef ex+ iinerwr ut yr 4 . Valle hthes th,!ie tu t ri•mkttre us rettl tly • eeliteteter! .itergrohs of t tild•ta. R• •••ti Citllere r In all mitre, 'itiuliplislitteloreelina•nod in every complaint of DS tillt% Cletleiencv.w!teibi c tsri.tvg the nalutorittun Wit ceriala destestetne traik'resideure into ,r .111 ; clisnages, free itoy tinter poe. product:li Is te;i:v tiro or manly vogetir, the ....itient te.4 *.e to vignettes tlentrh. • Toseirimprierrf pittoritemtritor linientaes of the Ureehrn Mt. beeq utti ded,r 5511 . 1keoltne,110:Ce141. of ten and tot city .011fS t. slikr tee •• ' hrire'yfer to their treat— • ' tempt to the .hurl perrnd of 41ktee ••eektsi -*vote. , • !Citifies* and Gentlemen ••f il.r firAretiwevillilii %. 14111 tulte Inbrutted unSer thh 'painful vcirtdi.tres ing thpense,luivii.4 tvreiteil'a rali. Ad • perm:teem cure, nellcu,,els reque , t eierferesice• IRK% benstade In them, as satisturrirs ',tamers of the dr. Mel !oireriortis tit 'hilmitn. Currie mid Cii.'s Plait -of Tretti. ,, eot:l v of thee* Gentlesreu nad been under the ante of Messrs. il•nret, Riovi and other Sum ong of equal tim•ne..4. l is ht; ittfrmistrd their Care by CM unpile:aims •of the Lamle Caustic, a iibitut taa-tets. i 74. I EXr*ACT or 'A *LeTrelit:—" The AIOTTeveTS of ithe Navy having contracted with us for the build-'1 leg of two stoops of war, we shall be well .em- ' 1 ployed for ten months to ,co.ne—bat we are all of opinion that there his some mistake. as to their • dimensions, as the widest ship is the hortest ; the owe being 30 feet 6 Inches wide, and 108 feet long, and the other 29 feet 6 inches wide, and 115 feet long."—We have inserted the above, but do not warrant its truth,. as the absurdity is too gross, if it be not a mistake, which is scarcely possible. . 1 The following is the amount of the British•Naral Force up to the Ist of this month :—At Sea 87 ships ' of the line, 10 from 50 to 44 guns, 117 frigates, 69 sleeps and yachts, 4 bombs and fire ships, 159 brigs, !' .33 cutters, 61 schooners, gun vessels, loggers, &c. l iTofal 530.—1 n port and fitting, 33 of the line, 10 • from . 50 to 44 pus, 3.3 frigates, 27 sloops, &c. 4 ; bombs, 35 brigs, 7 cutters, 10 schooners, &c.— . i Total* 158.—Guard Ships, 5 of the line, 1 of 501 guns, 4 frigates, 5 sloops, &c. Total 15.,Hospi- tat - Ships, Prison. Ships, &c. 31 of the line, 3of 50 I goes, 4 frigates, l'sloop. Total 39.—Ordinary and 1 repairing for service, 73 of the line, 10 from 50 to 44 'guns, 65 frigatei, 36 sloops, &c. 4 bombs, &c. 10 brigs, -1 cutter, 4 schooners. Total 203. , ,-Build Ing,„ 26 of the line, 4 of 44 guns, 15 frigates, 7 sloops, .2 brigs. Total 54.-;--Graed Total 999.. . During the progress of the procession attending the I . funeral of her Royal Highness the Duchess of Notts ! wick 'on Wednesday morning, .a Gentleman .wai i thrown from a spirited charger, in Piccadilly,. and, . had hi 4 shoulder-bone dislocated. The 'torture he endured was so great, Diet he fainted and was taketr to it neighbouring surgeon in a state of iniensibllity. The horse, on being freed from hit Eider; darted for ; ward towards Hyde Park coiner.. ''''.. ~: .. ~,. 1 PAueen:The follOwieg singular fact occ urre d i n r lAmbeth 'Worktiorisi 'on' Thursday iiiiimlalifl--,A i man and his wife, who had received e, it 001F1T ...,1 :%) letigyerfiver'the Crierieers,' Caine, atz`net-ti tb , [ 'wire their ' money , when it being obtterve4 Ake eii .1 wer :. t . ep a wretched starvieg condition: the 0 , timers proposed that they had better come into, tyre hotti4, iwhibit, however, they declined, b'nereeti;•sted tin in.', cerise of allowance: this being objected, t i Ci,:tillty: i went away ; but befullt the day ;Wks cerer, the. 1 0 1 0 1.., hours in the street . ' where theylived apPitr e /te tlie, 1 Workhonie to hale them sent for.-- 7 -Tiuty li. tcno* . l so faint ite' s tir be enable to walk, and oti'Ltiiiilf brought into the bongo:, and. put to bed, the Weinen, would not stifer • herself to be undressed ,' till . com-- . ! pelted; ihen tltare'ires foetid orrher'a bng, cOtitaia.:l Ins goldle the amount of 26 guineas; 20s. in sitter,' ; and a toe-pownd note: 'With all tids ,abOulr , ilieni t : thew tie 'iretebesslad, , err Pelirt,Y . I ,ktiiVd t "., tel,." . ' I aelveito dent" ! !.-- "c ' " . 'i:. - ' fit es%rit. Conte and Co. may be consulted i.v patients of eiihee sew, with the greatest secrecy And tion,nr, at thrtr hisuse. II 0. IC7. Within-canted Patient. in the country are requested to %OW the partinsittw o af their clime, sue, and /central habit &c. etc. incliadm n remittance for advice and Ifirdirit en, ultra the Firme trill bit Oleo or gent it any part of the kit td.on. To eruure that se crecy sit ...setitial In their tiodert^.l.it.g, the postage of letter. 'nay he added in . the account for medicines. nclitt.t FY, ?kyr 101\COPRAGE1) by the uniform success attend ing their pecullirr method of treatment iii the cute_ of a few prevalent complaints. which has been tonfirated ny the ex. perience of many years in a large and extemive practice; sear. sable also of the happy erects resultiii) to the public from me dical men crinflting their attention to a certain tiu-s of direares. Messrs. (10S8 and Co. enntinue to direct their studies yr those disorders arising from ri secret 4e-tar - live o bit ~1 Jac nsid:rate 7quthi, which not only occasions is tannermis train of nervous af fections, hilt also entails on its votaries all the enervating Irtate. cilities of old age. • to that distressing state of dcbilltae 4r - dab eieucy, whether the c:•nsequesce of such baneful habit% trees sive drinking. long residence its hat clinuttes, nr any other rause, by which the powers of the constitution bee wile enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of London, they °Ler a arm,. safe, speedy re-tantion to sound aud Sigma; health. 1, t _.7 Where an early application is wade for the cure of eertain Direrderr, frequent!) , contracted in a MOrtleld of inebriety, the erailication*.is• generally cosinfleled in the 'short spare ifflan ..dot'*; and in the taare advanced and inveterate .ta es of vette , rfal-iu*stion. cllttratlerismi hst i vasksy s si.par,rarraam sing syrdillOms, a perseverance in tneir plan (without restraint is diet or exercise) will insure to the patient a perinatal add . . . radical cure. • Tie diseases of the Urethrq,. M frequently et - mottled with er 'arising fent.. the above complaint, have not l e4raped their often , tioo rby an Infallible and'iroproved plan; they are enabled to •rynotse oh•Coutte thefts and Strirtures, whether recent or of I langduration, without resorting to -the painful will dangerous dee ( t e the eittLiile boogie. hfauy itotancos eon he adduced of very' tistriccitte raers.aPfeveral yeah conoitiaanee, hnvine \kid •evl to their Meth , a in is few days. after the cure had beea at teaopted by other prnrtitioners without effect ; and such has Ikea the agreeable lewd, of a p r actice . of fourteen v.-or., that the weirdo atrestinent has not ib owe stogie itt.tatut4Yer'it—ved abortive, during whicisperiod iattny thousaavi 'servals, s i lt-th *eV* have sR4erkleed 140 enjoament of having 1,4-co per fectly cured. afteri4W ere wad neurtues Ind htithr tsave Oren per- Avery.] in it t no purp....e. fife.varg Giro -a-a Leo. excite- s• ly twoh.•ing . the rstre of these 4m:ocular kon•plAls,- ir4 order., that -. they titres OH be, by It i mistaith few, tti:sr ed with the 01-loqui , t) juolv attache I to the ignlrtlui efattityth•think it but tomtit. t utlwto9tines Itt•ftnee. tip( they have been properly eitucatell and initialed into retry benne!, of the protoieion (certificates of which, from diff•feitS . • l'h• ivulete_Tne!,. imr win. i. ....... 5.1 9r me c. 47: i... 7 :Trerprienit.o.4o4l„l: ..r4 7,77,,, ,,,, egoitaivwdw .111041. 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Ji ,o,b, Add. rube ( 4 46 1 44 11 40114 Wilt Eycipeitsims. , very K gm , e "' O a ". , ...,1"; iwnot tweeting did . lilt tig r b oi rproa • of .. ) . 4 . .„00,p , . ea fro. r pia foyer • to 410 sal aCritylisi4tlealti-i . par ilioreing, by ree Vif ',hi* it: feli •"" 41•1 1 04 ..' , i' ' wiliftereii .. ..,`'aeca "1- (lil - Al " S " '"tr 4.ll44l ffil l # 6 -4, l 4l 9tr Felt‘ aVe l fh t lireW.Of ding Jitaligt 41ord be heila...l44ed the otdl4;ol:___ . . „ _ . oo ' ~.. ,''' " 1 ,7 1;4011 , 6 b. 2: 1 ...,.. sh i t 4”.. •, : / .),"'pond .• a t Brag 34 vri l fo4_ . 4lo l; pt en6 4 • tu... 6 , chip, .ould be tl* greateit onfaithrol4lis * .tittit expenci Mt otuomoi earwig+. . , ...wa•-.- ' wa w a 4 04 1 4 0 46 . t e e *t•ipidiegoo d t; , :i tt i: t . here' ,Cdiee, et illaTk•murge. "o il •r.• ve t of trust 'tiielie Coiiiitry• ft, t hi t 4,10, .: (1,4 t ii: '' - - - • ' . ~S':#7; 11 Haade;:owasaati...mai 4 . a 11; hoWevet neer and flier s I f .1 ildr. - Serjeant SHRT,IIV.Iin lkillig r tilptilTh •,........ _ y. ,`lsou -IK- 0 0 . • . • .. ".. ' 4119 .,:., .. 7 .., ~, ~. l ' ,. !tic no ___, ll ; 1 : 1 "'"'w ell .. 1 ' 8 , 14 .. 9 " 4 ,: i hr et, s mism - ad Moroi, , g,.....„;; ; ',3 •,' 40. dreg swore - 100N 4" . . illitkirtiti p whic4l "to aCrottewas-,-. direlawriftws ,•, • , . "•' ' . - • ' .! ~. , 7 ''' r ' LEitleS N ew pot Coseb, c4 1 1e4,.T1e... Rock mil,. , ~ 4.*ttiu • s Thl. k 4be3 / 4 elin*lttrli . .eitwas the proprietor Of some Old bond_ Ags tt i tc at • f e er e ~ • . :, ~•!. .• . . .----, t . : i, A . • ,;‘, 14!3 , 1d 'out' , stry M•ornitta ost klealf-p.io • Stivels4lll4ll I4' - I.' 1.: ".. CAtifiRJOGII. , t . : :talkie, .Poly, sod gots regnorksiollPrisl, wens q (i lk ar i W l 6 -,r ' tai *UM i•bat'rin ' • .- . Kiev of togleod ; bit wtOittorOaliai'' , lerd4ef 4 which' he "...still Owe -.' , i ____- .. ......,. .ii, • Stbausehtribiddind 'Malan' Illy*" Wiii tit" T =p0.2=7 1 1 4 ! 4 ,..5it,„,0f'0 1 7 4 _1vet Itritoa:ri)%:!::i'per:. Mird!ger: here oVedod tit kl.fite 111 MI :. c r oi n g this h e ne glecten to sworn= ' pp. ? . '...., geatt f i tioabii i. rinci i. erm i thid si tt io dis wev ol , f ici simeith . . , i t I— 7 - ,, ,0, o fts e 14'ief WI% hi Nihiqj one, who i k ishetl by his threats ,AlO otherte i vei o t t it y ug h h e wee jos+ tb• L th 7,) f "AC oat* ia•-tilarmi ' in' illeitigeti if 14se 16 it4 ro he I : l‘7 r bt oom lwa"1"*"' 41" t:":1 *" .11 syi• • up cealtlt 41M) f " ' I utht I' , ii . investigation of • Philiamiwit.. It itt, were is a dangerous stag :** 4 - k- h *P 8 167 1 ,..7" 2oth o r i gim o b," t ot . Thei p rogecu tto o d ela w e d. e gaz ilitr iir ac iss v...a ilit or N rt srtll Wm idi Wax . .vaelpilii et , li'A t et roer qa . :iti:t i it A " A b r t i r io e it: A, L , '-- i • ' 7110ititlitoft btXi) to send . aepetxtl6ll .: expe , ctecl t . ' , fltat„ the , wall of ,ssn• 0411 1 1 r: II _ Irv° I.el igut p .u i frito l a .. i..,,llaackaa'ajekla . .ha.ap rw kf,l4iii i tic . f.rr • r - r i e. ,• 1. . ► ,_ e r i y.L nk i • , R , 4 . sift er yhey come there; !hay are to • i way, i a s as. the•ahild of the ' Plebde via • Plaakisci. l i t ieh trao4,scitet * .s4Lth 11 tt i Of hu o t 14 , w m t eri l * n r in,ini .. Chili Z t :: " : lv : , " L i44 /I " ne 22 ll4ra n ,4 tivehr l 7 4, : i 7: : : lrti l , : t . iiisf -- .l ' ; i vi 'll' md . prairentspd' from engolrint into . I carrying another infaat child of the itkintelr's if .. ..Aer • bil k :. f iv istt . 4 6 , . I . o l r h ti.s ~ . cztlr_t ' k yr ? , s Frye nviork. ihuseieti qinit ; : Ily a pretence that such iurestipations .1 arms. One of the timbers struck titt.infasi OWRIBIS di* Oki teet-additi; litin i'iaolitedlien,, - iiii4 . • lifsuss4l. Th•trowill. Sao;ll64ratikiia v iliss to - .Ki t "4 4 1 hosteler towards the Ki 4 i ' s •oni t head, and the blow ultimate) ischiliosid - lb a r til i iso l dsitlitio wlatlA'prest ithetnl at tetlittb kklfserratii4 ilpv e ill i tirti. of Scotland. Crpopeoitragedincli t 1)4 elvi• Ig"'": - .... , . . is 01 . 11‘1,0 ..CA al other member of ,thel,altheugh it lingered for several days. , Illowvollt. nod bklsoltralb..neW fowl; • ref •rnei In 'the .cause ,lif this wtfortonate , . tbooskispdllteei doe* the gars 'yard, ovrideh leads to white 4:44•tra orougaasty.,,,,, ~or every mom s . a „A , sit '''Clark. b. WWI tif Newart •It• f , •r TAilt• 14 • ) 44 fr._ Twc: a witoes,es• proved .thp fact is allatiok by 'll, je .. . Artkf.Pitrited bY do Prisoners , end tio r to w 14 ortroUrn • Ourbia, LI l am ' i t ' isst It er 'uf " r driginot4i. laterite 'the fet4ings of 1 ....rnon. Sedoppt ; and,ona of thom.wled hdrihtictolti Oir ,y , 00401 that he Prectledids. acid • gat ' Psivengeni tailiktit . th7' .I. fx .4 6: . awiZ . lia . she 1 1; --*-4. .4•46V` opinion , CalC ; b l tiedi (hi befendant ' that the wall was in a darngeettos•sfalorl !Ill_ .. i .. .4 i 0 1111 a nti , swam across; Chipman and the . inserety, lia)-ftet at s i r e s il u e e .% /rey oserrie, , a r ai 041 74: •I -e *opt rakiii.kattaurteuee theta VAS, . and advised him te r placee horde, of- prap it, as '. be i .... . •.1•17 61 . 1' , a 6 aistipot r d followed him to the . I.Mtviition of Ili Polition of a dortsio . - 1 . ..........a,1.,1 arlth I,l'a 'odusalrii_ - lINI/Nt rnionet an n w r i i i ... ti env nectitintai ra v e: J. Clitrk, Ike Slack Swatu d c7,7. __ .._ .. „ . el 1' •• . , -i' 2..1-•__J_L.J......_ •1 ii uoa • t Physicians, fr --"Tte estl,.l.. ?7 „ i t t Fe, y , 4ii i u A : i ; itif ;lt,- . 6r ia i, : i t ii 4 , : ,. g i sr 1 1( 4ci t e lle bo P d7 is w h its i nl i d l is ika co l v i ered whe fi re i b i y nea he r was drrts own ed it; 1 . , ri blirrit. - k ' • .. ' they "le- hite ll' e' t ili p n :• l oo Fes ovi t ur in e ts" ; t t : s i ty .ui rer) - that the .ur n ceo4 orsulotio.: the Prisoner was teachi-alitemetl, eel. asked, a'. Est es t wit ' ,;,&,..." v s Roi es real a vie wioirr.--" Son e: 4ooS erioors 4 .. replied- //'`A Sr. MAns, " retre tie est to %sonic, vow reatira veil Roue i otraordinary arils, ill a Putrid'. finite ; And Cheri tt Oidit I. W a t i s so day, ailds.tardsitfp's boon" itt I:lsrlutha : s_Ttart,.tha t y„ 4 ,, g y kir •,,,adia .ales . Milt% e :snerti uhens t.. eon thet:r. , rtire di t their wear -_-_. • Right' Han; ClPontr‘ Gft1. 1 . 9 _1 1 % atillAir.rte.t i gt MO; Pitif - stf t!tiurreoi grekl 3 %!Wwl ,lol l l th^i'este7 ( 4 l4 ed c „ ifie. providential manner by a boy keepteg a da dad fctitteedtfl tand;Wrtasw 2 liewreli v. r 00,...cw- t.iim, Pt Ng spell fee the my . . __ ~i . flamer cogiduire-" eitt , 4 IaY lehrlt' he wee t Si • Marguerite _ a 4 .. e IN ;he same held whn observed one• of. his . . . , v'l 1 ' 4 4 / ... "'.. . '. ' .... S . . 91.1 egtitwfuvolumw sbeY 'Moil by the' P ubis!', • . I . betas° liberali Ile threw te e Wine4i elate o ng thtl ir l itil the".l ll.lar oar illiern erthe rili to leeP wer . P ' late4 ta we lina ieh s :- 14 4 • • • - ' laoking `steadfastly into the water, an 4. _Alibi A few days sines at Ms boat i lst i filk-streel' .ll , % Giteeps ll - ide, jai:, b tg li ryb e red z i e g a t . that how dally A ' woo/I . ly. Wi: hylit 44 he was unfitted s a fisber'-ie s. it veeoveree she plale wad a ether, which attracted him to the spot, where Ile aeallenaa.tiot r iettieililbe)atir,at , he ese:r • ' • ' I t er) iisi ivAi e wigitaii 6,1,. with . reerecy t deilc.lYl alo II"' carried it to the Geteruort who was writtes on the phuirs;AA til heortte m btread i l a. h at at hist thOught it was a dead lamb in the matt. r - bet aOn ice. v t ryr. and "enir4eisti at, M 4 'wet - ion. .. • tem .seroded . . tn state the tort irul ors not read. I bares bw rstateent N l:4 ' -- the piato - , --- attd - 14.; she " .- w ----; a g woo afte . rwo . m g h e t r ied to get the I . sett . . .'.hantb . da a lT teeenat k vete e 6r at Y oir mi., 613 n i fit m e vo y ik. ! aloha . li t i . , s im i saiLl ." o : til lk . . 4l6lol mnt i ll'i l f v : 6ll4l, 4, ire o euksamie . f a :i tea b i e p r a .r l , t :a ta rd k- ea se ia te to nobody bet yOe." „Ti le eth erineD ~e , d e tai ne d ti ll it was .eut, winch was !ben Beating, *ken he found tt..was a Voi s tate of , I' rime nna 'proved that he toad act read, and -then the Governs( set Ma cud • eas a. o .. hk i t haa. ... vo l tufor io otiou t o bi s f o w l e r is a iniaa of .t. Xt . Pal . aw l . --=- 1 '.....e, i. dr ii i iiita l part nf °MK . sut ' C.'. , ' :.. s we li i ber r r i es i. fir la lk- ng 111 4.l is iln is e :p . ;et tig iut s- br i rdied eiN by b l i a' w. 4 4.814"1". • 41" ana o'ih r r - 10 ;hid; leit m e - the - hshoman mother's awe- si l t ir o tr iMi ai a,‘",r n ip m p i i -114t '14• itersohr-4nuse test al , 14 " Sr 4411 C44). ‘' ' Selig. esil"*Mt..4tr"t. rite'- . .4 ,, -• EKRAtf.I%I IN . l e altag Itt. - ho lion at HardleyihtNerfolk. ' ' .' do±divloy a* .l , •.,it •• r .1a ~ ..-t ! i''' ' ..3111: l lrlPC : e ; ' ' .' :i 1 1 1.‘ , 11. I ' .;r:i '. 1 . . '.4 .„- .....-- Ii - 10cata. at A' Tomo.: .. • rainoatiogadatare ip this liall'4 vandect la . 41, 43 1,,d oteme ht- tov i la rime'appeeied to be, that .fla r44, , `, ii e :.aiati.4tffi t` P ! 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