The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-02-25 00:00:00

[ i LAW byriaLIORNCS. C MAT OF KING'S BENCH, Far. 23, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Fss. 23. • a OLDDAILEK—SATURDA Y. VA NN V. 111•111111. Mr. DENMAN statrd, that this was ae action for ohncieroios words written and spoken by defendant, rAlculated to injure the character of the plaintiff, who laid his damages at 200!. The plaintiff was • respect. •able coal dealer awl cheesemonger, residing at Bats walla, The defendant followed the same trade in the \semi seigkbourbood. In the month of September last the , plaintiff was informed that some persons had written op with chalk upon the walls and houses is the neighbourhood, words and sentences highly aqu a...es to him (the plaintiff) in his business. Amongst other libellous and slanderous expressions were the following:—" Fenn short weight tad measure."— " Fenn sold Mrs. Long a bushel of coals short in mea wires prek."—“ Fenn nineteen bushels short." The pi•lotiffoa this discovery puldished a handbill, offer ing 101. reward foi the disiovery of the author. This hand-kill was posted, sad distributed through the iseighboarhood. and became a subject of conversatioa in the presence of the defendant, who said it was non - stove for the-plaintiff to offer 10/. reward, be would not give teapose, as he (the defendant) could prove all that Wan written, and more too : and that he would write the sine at any time, irony one would give him ALI. 'Upon this being reported to the plaintiff be brsmgbe the present action. Iffhaasses were now called, who deposed to this conversation, tad also swore, that from the resemblance which the-writing on the wall bore to the defendant's writing, they believed he was the writer. • Mr. SCaILCTT contended, that se etsdit could be gives to the witness who had sworn he the band -writing. It was impossible there could be any re semblance between lettets made with chalk upon • Vick wall. end en large. as one of the witnesses said, abatise emoM read them at half a mile distant, and l • the common band-writing of • person. All the written Shelf, he roateoded, must therefore be out of • the questioa. ilat the last count •io the declaration muted ti vio;:lOpoiketo ; and even should the Jury think they werwitotutd to fled on that coact, nominal damage. woodfliit 'folly adequate to the injury the plaintiff hid essisised. The Jury fogad a verdict for the plaintiff on the leer coast—Damages 601. ; costs 40s. • AlljOsrned Sittings is London bfors the CNISI Joanna and a Common Jury. Titer ts. DAVISON. "Mr. &leant Lees stated, that this wan .as iedon koagbt to rigour a compensation in damages for an 1104 sustained by the plaintiff's wife, issuiris'rquesee of the negligent and improper conduct of the. Ached art's servants. The plaintiff was a labourer; and the defendant an Inn-keeper, at Horsham, ' Os the after noon of the 27th of Jane last the defendant 'had let ...est four horses/to a gentleman who'was thee proceed. Jet to this Continent, and these horecowere-driv° o by defeadanst's servants, so that than - was no doubt of liability,if the fact of the lojogikiPlr cawed NY : • theiOnittnseessmeld be }ennui.-•••w: GON Chief Jtemioe Danaan semstdw therrideste to the, Jury, who immediately retnised 111' verdict fur • the pitslatiff. 2 Damages 251. ' • • • ••• ..W04)14e/4_f ffelo/18./." ' On Saflttasf,lifr: by, the Governor titthe New Psison, allopiell, slated I* Court, that the number elptioniOr elusamitted to Isis prison from the last day . of the Lit theste?, the 16th of last month. to the first day of the present Sessions, the 18th instant, was 606 t • a number, he 'said. greatly exceeding any that had ' 'ever bees•kodwn balers, and rather more than three timenthe average number committed in the same space time . for several years past. Nineteen prisoners, mostly young 'oils, were con. victa of petty thefts, and sentenced to various terms • 2 eff imprlionment In the House of Correction; one, who • though but 16 years of age, was a veteran in crime, , being n 91114 0 401 of stealing a roll of butter from a ebsp is Chelsea, nes sentenced to transportation for seven years. s sfietcher John Wakefield was indicted for Icing • Street. The prossentrix, an elderly woman. was led into Court on criticises. The case was fully • . roves). nod . the Cuallwas shortly charged the Jury. ,rho latently found the prisoner Guilty. After some consultation on the Bench the CHAIR '. NAN addremsni the prisoner, and told him, the Court • would givalhim till Monday to make what couspensa• • • tiol Isecomisi fir the grievous injury he had done the • proweititrli ; but if he failed in doing so, the Court .would then pass on him the heaviest punishment • tltt ullowed for the atrocious offence he had cont. mitted. ; --.0.-- , i ' HORRID 31CRDER.—Irre. Abbot, a man far advanced „ lc life, was placed at the bar, charged on an indictment stiqi the wilful murder of Mary Lees, otherwise Dug . : lan, bat couunonly known by the name of" Long Poll." :.:r. Anohetirs opened the pleadings, and Mr. A:SIM/MS stated the case to the Jury. By this catement it appeared that, on the 9th of the present month, the deceased, who cohabited with the prisoner, having expended some money in a manner not satisfac tory to him, be commenced a series of the most I rural treatment, by beating her with his fists, and finally iiiiping upon bee, with such violence, as to occasion irr death. To establish his guilt, several women, and i , .:,•, man, were called, who lodged in the prisoner's hdosse, which was in Oeorge.street, (formerly ilyot tweet) Bloomsbury. The judge having summed up the , ti...eience, thelury returned a verdict. Guilty—Death. 'Sentence milli afterwards passed upon the prisoner to be executed on 11tunday. The wretch retired from the bar calling down imprecations on the heads of his prose tutors. and loping that they would soon follow him. Miehael Taylor was indicted for stealing from the person of Sampson Israel, two gold seals. value 40s. and a gold hey value 40s. his property. The prosecutor stated that on Sunday the i'itli January, he was return * from the city to Maiden-lane, and when near the 414froer of Fleet-market, he observed the prisoner in cow pany with two other persons coining towards him ; they pissed him about five yards, and stood for a few me mento in consnitation. They then turned back and ivsseil him again, when one of the persons snatched at hi. watch chain which, broke, and the wan ran off. —The prosecutor attempted to follow, when the' Lirii jo t ü bco r w pt i i n sh t e h d e h u i l i o n titi b i i . ick T a h n e‘ d . s tL r e u n ch ra l n iiin up a 1 i i i ci d Coati, followed by the prosecutor trying .• 4:01. ` •~ ' . thief;" bet the prisoner andlits oompaaion at that time o escaped. About baits. bear aherwards, the presentor returned to the place where he had lota his seabb dad he obeetved the prisoner tad another peens greplag about as if in search of something. He immeollately noognised them to be part of the pang, aad seised the prisoner, who struck him a violent blow sad wale nu off. Pro secutor pursued, creng " atop thief." Prisoner ran op Gough-ruin, and was seised by a penes who heard the alarm given; • severe straggle naiad aad they both fell to the ground. The prosecutor thee came lip and struck the prisoner with a stick to prevent his relining away again, when the person who had seised the prisoner on hearing the alarm, suspecting the prosecutor to be one of the party suffered the prisoner to escape. He was afterwards secured ie Shoe-lane. The Jury immediately toned him Guilty. He was then called up for judgment. COMKON SR./KANT—Prisoner, you have been con victed on the clearest evidence, and the safety of the persons and property of his Majesty's saillev e Tuire that you be sent out of the kingdom. Yea til used the presentee-6f Italie"' perjured himself. * e Court consider such an accusation as as aggravation of your offence. You have been here before, and are known to be an incorrigible thief. The menace of the Court is that you be traasported for the term of your natural life; and think yourself &negate that the attack on the `person of the prosecutor did set take place before the robbery was committed, or you certainly would have been Imaged. Take him away.—Prisoner; I would 1 sooner be hanged than sent away through the false swearing of that fellow. He was thee removed from the bar, muttering imprecations against the Coact aad Pro secutor. Sarah Mermen was indicted for stealing 6 handker chiefs, value 6s. the property of Joseph Reeking. The pails, prisoner, it appeared, went late the et the presses tor, who is a hosier tor, and glover in - Uder the pretence of purchasing eome stockiest, ad took the op portuaity, while the shopman's back was turned, to steal the articles in question. Verdict—tiailty. HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY, RDINBURGH, FitaarrAisr 18. Alex. M'Kay, James stalwart. alias Shields or Shiells, Win. Muir, alias oar or Moore. and John Muir, alias More were rest to the bar, and charged with stiopbreaking in the Kirkgate of Leith. The panel Win. Muir pleaded Guilty. and the three others Not Guilty. The public prosecutor deserted the diet against John Muir, bat remanded bil•Kay and Stewart back to pacts for future examination. The Jury forted Wm. Muir guilty is terms of his own con fession ; aed the penalty having bees restricted by the Counsel for the crown to an arbitrary punishment, the court sentenced him to be transported for life. Iseaxmva Danixouexcr.—Jihn Muir, brother to the preceding convict, was arraigned upon a new charge of robbing the till of a merchant's shop in Kirkcaldy, of a sem of gold oaks, and of being habit aad repute a thief. The panel pleaded Not Guilty.— A number of witnesses were called to prove the 1 , 86.1 bury, whose evidesecappeasing conclusive, the prisoo er's Counsel contented himself with exposes's/CU/A tbat on seams( of tie • binder age cf . Was only tea yews aid o the their verdict with a - 1•44 lathy - - duo Comet. .1110 Josy esamited iitroilior for a foot Wasiak. and Maraud a verdict of Oalltpleatoritberf isilkStli ---- WOO aileilmniniftlineltaimevw.--.- ..' ,r: lIIIIRM=. . . ... ••: - ' Masesson-Hovet.—Aattsidty Celptaiii °me. OW Edward John Hewitt. vu brought before she Lord Mayor, charged with hiving difrauded several trades men of sums of money. Mr. Watt, of Lloyd's Coireojitpeo • u that the prisoner, under the designating; at Caplattli k ipthieb be was not at all entitled, bad difeaadedtliMlther of tradesmen by giving them orders for far apurip to fi out the cabin of a ship that Dever was 14eikkeente, and desiring them to give him change ftWa 101. 'i• 201. Dote, which change he decamped with r „l,- his dupes at one door of the coffee-housa., slipped out at the other. Many of the sag poor men, and severely felt the Captain's ini of himself to their notice. John Mattingly, of No. 4, Olass-house-yar4,' ter-lane, Blackfriars, bedstead-maker, deposed ,eh the Captain called on him ;tome days ago. a# asides. bin the price of his tent bedsteads ? After eniltftnipg them an! requiring an abatement in the price.ebelCap-. taro called a second time and completed the Id., and told witness to meet bins at Bartholomew.- Me, Exchange, at half-past three o'clock precissty. aid to bring with him change of a 10/. note. Wheelie had great difficulty in scraping together the e ' but he succeeded early enough to be punctual tie ! tp pointment. He bad not waited long when tho *tilia came ap to him, expressed Lis regret at bein g in./ 3 , by business , and having ascertained that wi " ha got the change, teak Mistap mates. laid him, 191 t outside fora_ few minutes, and then went to whicit wi:nees afterwards learned was Lloyd's. house. Tbre Captain soon made his appearance a bringing with him • large bundle of papery._ 1 bustling about as if be had a great deal of blisi, to transact. He then handed a pen to the slit and told bins to sign his name to a paper like ali lading. Witness tried to write. but the pen v not make a mark. The Captain took the 414 bins and said, " I must get you some jnk W I yonr name." He then returned to the colW leaving the witness in the passage. More tin log passed than was necessary for procuring a of ink, and the Captain not being so good word, the unfortunase witness was suddenly Oh with the idea that he was defrauded. lie asked a b who was ascending the stairs, whether there was another door to the room. " 0 Lord, yes," acid the hoy, "go straight forward aryl you'll find it." Wit ness, like a madman, ran into the coffee-rooM, 'but the cap'aln and the change had disappeared. The amount, of which the poor fellow had been robbed was2L I*.. and he had taken the shirt off his back 'to Adis the sum. A tradesman in thrum line of Business as the last, toitsess, having seen a paragraph it, • meriting paper of Friday, was saying to-his wife, "My dear, I neighs have been taken in myself by such a sharp one as this. if I had not cast any eyes upon the newspaper," whets he was called into the shop for the palate of 'apply lug a gentleman with some furniture'. This guldens* happened to be no other than Ceptais Grant; awl the. Li-Atli:small havin% promised to let Mot have chaotic to, • _ _ ►oiW from pPIY hi• 'asy stematilbe Capable was sure of Whig a Roo' profitable tare-out of so li betel sad othead a character. Just as he impeded to pocket wend peeisds, however, as eMem took him ender the arm Mt {ad him to the , Compeer, when all his dreams of phloperity received a cheek. He was remanded till Wolemday. How-eraser—Saturday, two wooer of he tows, of dashing appearance, were bresght before Mr. altressubt., the Sitting Magistrate, charged with rob bing a country tradesmas. eased Watson. of fifty so vereigns. The promoter, it appeared. had made rather too free with liquor see sight last week, and being at the West end of the town. he took a coach to be drives to the Axe, is Aldermasbary. desirieg the machetes. if he saw any " demstish ladies" in the way. * brit* them tote the coach ; for he thought it was vsh dull to ride about without company. The emehmael in a very short time pulled up. and- hawked the two pri soners into the coach. The motion of the emelt had such an effete *pea the-alreardpedisrarbed header Mr. Watson, that he became seat" iaseasible, sad is that state the isdiss left lam. When hi got beme..and ro• covered his senses a Hulo t Ise found that they bad rebbed him of his Wee &staining 50 sovereigns. Intimation 'being given:to Read, one of the petrol, be made inquiries and - learned that a girl, who aaswend the description gives of-ostirof the thieves, bad gone down to Maidstone to visit a. man who is confined is the gaol there. Read west to Maidstone, and appre hended her there; she acknowledged immediately to the robbery, and produced two sovereigus, which she said was all she had left. She said she bad purchased some new clothes with part of use mosey, and as to the rest slit slid not know what aka bad done with it. She informed the officer who her compasiow was, and the other, prisoner was apprehended.—They were re needed. The yonag gentleman who was charged otkb a rape at this aloe on Thursday rest, was admitted' to bail in the awn of the day. Sir R. Brans at first firmly refused to liberate bin on any conditions ; bat is con sequebee of aurae circamstances stated by the pri soner's solicitor afterwards, the hiagi•traie itecepted an undertaking for his appearance on Thursday meat. when the matter is to be folly investigated. A private ezansiaatioa of a delicate nature took place a short time since before Sir K. Beaus. A young man was charged with having e.nweaitten a most atrociams offence upon a basal. child nut ten years old at a Boarding School, where she had been Flared by her parents. True. Bills of lediautent bare been preferred and found by the Stand Jnry. pee which the accused is ordered to take his •trial at tha Old Batley Sesslostsvapoi the capital charge. MeaLsortovolperasat.—BcaGLAßT AT.ORMIPOID Saterday, Seated lOwler. Georg, Minos, Ed , James tigamoff, alias Spooling Jemmy, , wars brestbs op belies Neeitv M. Drag, Esq. the Magistrate. sad oadorweat a very Wag sea etiolation on discharge of breskiet into. •ed robbing the. bower of Mr. Gondol!. at Greeetord. (a village es sb. Utbrielp•retad).. as Teasley eight last. k ap peared from. tbeevideoott of a variety at wltoreers, tbastre Tuesday sighs Last Mr. Platt. the as bow of / 41/ "..- 4 r l/ ' - rm.-S-13%1dy1, Ha ""O'lduier t'd rift:mina by i faithlatinhltal..ha e pandl4ll6ltl iikeas,the %aria of four 0,4 wawa aenshir &OS Orr 411•Ing-htera. •He linatodiately small Miami adth a 40AM-barrelled pa. aim" peosestie4 laaturniy r thir mos, 4114 find ai the thieves as they reirainad eat at soother door. He &Mewed them, had again. Ind as theses they crossed tbangardea, and made their maps br feeds( the selve‘threogh a thick !mega, Ile tads Loges aed alsrumed the gardener andLparish sonstaltie, and treat along ewe of tho made isadiag farther up the coastry. Os ntnniieg m aim bow, b; found the thieves bad made an entry by removiog one of the bars of the dining-room window, and had packed up all the pori able "report,: word. removing. They hat carded o n. muse silver• arm* forks, cruet-stand, and glassed, roost of -width was afterwards found, and they . behind them a dark lantern, crow-bar, pair of they Muses. (which exactly fitted Adams, and he was Übe; wklunit any on.) King, the parish constable, weans H panied by the gardener, overtook two men, and re cared one of them the prisoner Naylor and the othei, a-man without shoes, escaped, after a desperate resist ance, and giving King a violent cut in the bead with some sharp instrument. Hanson and Ward were **- eared near Notting-hill, the same morning, and Adams, who King believed but tiould not SWIM, was the ciao who ens Mos; was taken at Knightsbridge, having rode on • Isay.cart some milli*. Some other witnesses proved baring found some silver forks soar where King had the scuffle, and in a field they found wale silver plate, glass, he. ed over with a piece of baize, and Ulm the bar of the dining-room window. 054 witness swore to having met all the prisoners walking' sogiNies as- Ai* raid from Lomb.. on the iisy of the robbery ; they seemed in olio company, sad were I howlisi *rubies along the paths. l'he Priaeoeo Nay lor said M war =owing towards London %Aro toiteo. sod was oily pitied a few stomata befurrrlayAdasek, wite said )tilead.lost his theme is the mod; he klll. beisti is ewasparoy with any of the prisowere. anti dr elated he keels totbiwg of the robbery. ettly What bad bees swain before hi.. Adams sad Naylor's story as to his being. with hh leas falae, as be never saw hien or any of the. primmer.- bedeasimee did he see them un the day tri the robbery: .P 4 • Ward aad .11adese - .4ald they knew nothing shoat the other prieeeesede the robbery I they finoir &flied being seen in the ether prisoners company on the day of the robbery. . ~~ le eousequ'enee •f the ehemene of gems meledia ilwidleacip, the primmer* wene.all again remanded' MY* : e. .'Wednesday next. Ale weed tie witneeses.berfis, fetal e ditties*, were,beimemi ow te mewl nivel, evidence on the gist. •..v 1 1. . •,• ,it, in the osoroirg of allirsdag m'autght t an alarmiog Ere Woke out oa the pramisotriltr. John Clarke,v(Chedis. toe, near Ilaleswortb, by . ..bleb a large barn (commis; iog lOU coombs of oats :aid 33 mamba of hariey,) the carthorse stables, cow-house, sheds, and two stacks of hardignil hay, were destroyed. We are sorry to under sand that •tli. tire was caused I y an incendiary, for *those discovery a largo reward has been olfered.— (tVerwicis Menotti") cOL•NUAGgNoIin• 11...+1!. weather is very fine, and nu appearaiot of winter. s 'Week. NAM win , Tu b T om us; mom wafts AT 1•211011-112101112. Feb. 24. s.—hiswi e. tP 141,?. 82. MAT. D. Cara. amts. High water—mere. 62 ..aftst 2 ; eses.B m. after 25, 111.-52 a rim 411 rm. after 6. High after 6; eves. 43 m. altar 4. T.—Mess seta at mldelgist. High water--morn. S.. after 6; "m.O m. aft. 3. 17, W.—Ennui Weak. High water—mills. 48.. after 6; am. I. as. aft. 6. 25, Tis.—Moon Finn QUARTS& AT 2 ATTAIWOOX, High water—onorn.47 matter 6; 'nee. 21 in. aftsr 7. March I, F.—Devitt. High water- fors. 66.. after 7 ; even. 64.. after ft 2, B.—C4ad. High water-sera. 11.. after ft; seen. 63.. after 3. -Tbe -- Tea W2AT22111 week commenced with as Maid an atmosphere, and'as brilliant a sky as ever appea re d at an advanced period of the spring. Sunday add Moe; day were remarkable for every genial inflame. Ott Wednesday a change took place, and wet and raw 0.1,1 winds missed. Frees abet day We weather 'pia hr. cilia fair, bat chilly; and early yesterdav morning there hoar was a fr ost. 'lse quantity of rain fallen since last Saturday moms is only 161andreddis of an inch.—Strand, Vehrii2ro3. _ • 44 •1 46 44 40 0". 48 OS 44 4 4: 46 41 - - I . ededt. at dei. It. Feb. H. 5...1 !Fob 18, .1.. AO Fair 19, T.... .44 Clout, 91 ;Clow, 111, Tb.... 3 7 39 * ,43 F e b 33. F..... 36 .36 Fair 13, 8.... 41 Fair YAllitooTo, Pas.. .iperards of 300 kegs of so. rite.awiseveral bogs or ten and tobacco, have ke s , pitied up by the tositing vsesili and wareiteesai ken. .11 is eonjectired that's sineggfietr vessel las been lest near liestott Deep, .sea pomp, att. ‘44410 been taken. • • MARRIRD. . On Thursday last, by special Haase, at the esoldolaist the Dowager. Lady Ford, in Queen Atm-street, Cd. cia• cheater, of Arlington, Deroneldre, to Sophie Colluder. .third gamighsoe of the late and sitter to the stresest at. Ford, Bart. and use, to the late Lord Viscous' Apses, Oe Thursday last, at the ebureh of St. Mary4e-heee, gal afterwards, aeoordlog to the Bites of the Cherub of Book at the blase of A. C. Boode, Esq. in Wispeisolltut, the Chevalier Pierre Fells Marie, son of the late OWN 6 Natrona de-Orevoones, to Aiwa dosage& Logos, daughter of lite late J. C. Bert, Esq. Lieutenant-Dovecots of du G len,' of E•merittibo. DIED. Oa Tuesday. at eadtalaton, after a short llloen. T it Somerset, third sou ofribe Duke of Beaufort, tad XXII Christ Charge. Oxford. Hot, Denims et piatexs taxer. Thy Mese, and (is the cap of life, That homey-drop) thy pleasiog wife. SM:RATES, by. leis discourse on marriage, 1011. raptured his auditors with the subject, that tne men dew to (heir wives, and the bachelors hastesed sir wedded ; and " The Spectator" has alarmed, that timed .• wife" is Ms siestanreeable sad delightful! same Mum. The sacred lamination, Una. of marriage, cOmpalilite desideratum of par nejsymest ; tamales bot only winery pines. on earth, but disposing Uso soul itself to hanatifue with bliss hernaitrir. pievises, however:To entering Isis this hallowed ebbs* Son it becomes an tiseperativaday.mst wripeferdeitttr iittrmehalsadßy et those lu they exelteltheeeemedeereoon . =Lhiss with t h e feu of self-iv/prowls. oos habits will 'feminize the body—a ration in the triples *MI Mel Are elastic fibre—bat more emerisly diteseholgrithatelse islet/sulfas of youth too frequently sm. promise the nater:l dignity into • state of intuit," (TM whence the agonized enterer more thtadonbts the chastest relief. To all suet, than,, we address ourselves, ogres: hope—energy—tnescider strength--felieity ; nor will ct *dreams ewer quesstleeshics, eanetioaed as they artily th multiplied mole of twenty years staceesslal expositors. The easy cares of married life, are sometimes distsAtel by the suspension of those btesarlays which coon-R.llm, t.e nuptial wreath—for the female habit is often cassette...in weak—yet it can he Meengtheeed, and dedcieat mown isr proved late Nastiest' power. In every case of syphilitic intrusion, as well as is errs relegation of.the generative economy., we pled , ze oar ability to ewe speedily, and with elect. Fm rne , tly solicited. tv expel the unfeeling ampyric from the positlv3 St.) prestnir• ouslytaken up, we desiate from general prilr'iples with Ire hesitation; and cooldeet in our own hollourahle int cii'c " 11111iiiIgh of the College of Surgeons. we refer the se/Wiz: ' of either sax (especially those eeterieg into ee life) at ones I. our house. where daily attasdarse rgi lli t A for personal consultation ; and letters from co menetry are immediately answered , these must convert %finance for Adtice and Medicine. which eta be foresail Ora, part of the world, however distant. ham a. ~. GJOSS and Go. M. R. C...Kur eni.„. Ito. 7. Jeneyn- street. St. James tel. il• / . Boeverie-street, reet-stieet, Jest published (Fifteenth ',The 2RGIS of UFA, a familiar eo the** Mes. Bp GOSS and Co. Add, to the irest 4 ; al alty of both Sexes. May be hada' tet-res; et Pall-mill; le, Princee-street, Solorrlift, Illteeterret: aid of all Beashaeilers. Fries ds. . . .0 - 7 —..--- , - A stnitrtrruis voi COMO,* ROCKETS. viti ; Want War's d pelatiegx,zze.si. .'"he fair s of the - Z i s i top t outfit% li= vie esellet riiies. . .. Er treepe werete "tom Will4loBlllae expsdtd might Gamines . 7olake weenies egtheagel.gr "react , And rid lboiedian OmAssat pat i' I dig torlmpterteiiver delft contest. • islewialtetspiplly these/Idiots' wants, hull weerieta inhabitaats— . aff-crubs acre tdomalpfeca , 47 . 1 - Xlant heroes to letelihrwe, xmor. Fr-victimise, wl r a b e t =ellt alas is instances, mkt* rib the tseboider. slossid • Mils; Ara. i• nif# Met govermenest j Arc um Mauritius to this spot had seek kappeo'd that some malifdry !erns. !* Wl* long with patient's setßedfartrite's rake. Tied with esalimement, made a trip oe shore. 4 ! To bliratli/MMimintain-breeari and hunt the heet— Tbii No a hach'll its height. its 'warmth mem great Jbarimallikees tre dorms of Polireolitit. •*OS ielbliged the apor omen to give ever. • -Awl is acme gook retreat seek out a corcr— , Whys. bocrible ! to their astunlsh'd gicte The island seem'cl in one tretneadous !laze 0 Their Boots Illgh-polished instartly ennieys, True es s tenses leas, the solar reps ; And Iraerest's Blacking. beautiful to look sr, Performs the duty of a Coley rev, Wei, : an y This Easy Shining and RrilllantOlL 1 1CKINti. ROBERT WARREN. IA ur SO, S , LONDON" and sold is every.ruau Kingdom. Law: tn. In Bottles, 6d. 104. I2d. sod PM. Finale Rkactonn. ie Pot,. 61. ISE IRA rack. Meg Pot of Petite is equal to Pour Ir. B*itiet 144 ••• Act far W•anits's Loudon : Edited. Rimed, and Peods:lrd vI dw •• Tut STATES/a Me . sod •• Cosvuruste .4 17 - 0 1 b PaPil y r tV. :11. 12 . 4E 14. 1.L ia „r d. .L.8 II" , to wirer * 1 ' 14(1°1' Orders, &e. are roqueste.l to boo, !bell•