The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-07 00:00:00

..oy b. n in order that the.ree - otA of the conviction against him at the Ohl panty might be" produced, that it might be m(1.1.11114.* were the nnuitiolis on which the .ex,. tretneiente at the law had been dispensed withs . , or it:4mm% , bid been respited. • :Mtn Hadley and JohosJones, persons well known to the ahem*. were brought up, having been found in the fair, irithe midst t,f a crowd. They had ob. eetlved the o(ficera, before they got their es es on the Prisoner., to which circumstance the Officers alone attributed it that the Prisoners weretdoing nothing when they came up to them. Inconsequence of or. den which they had received, - howevor, to rake into emends all improper persona whom they .found in the fair. they'esteented it leir duty to carry the Pri soners before the Marshals, who again had ordered tb m to be brotig .t before the sitting Alderman, The Prisoners were ordered to he remanded , and 1 to be broilrlit up again ol Wedn:sday. • Wm SaridgeslAtio . h , .d been 'remanded from Ca. turdav, that he might bung forward some persons to , speak to his ch*rntter, was again brought up, when two vety respectable persons haying given him an ex. collatit character for industry, sobriety,and honesty, Ire Wqc ordered to be discharged. ' Missy Allase was charged by Tobn Mitchell, re., 'Whig in Little Greeimich, Aldersgate.street, with 'stealing his warch.• From the PrOsecutor's own state ment, it appeared 'that he'had taken the Prisoner home with hini to his room,' Where they had some porter* and Brrid' and 'cheese. Here he left her, while lie himself *eat to attend oif •some other la dies, who, he yeas afraid, might in 'consequence of the late regulation among the Publicans, he in want of a pot to carry their beer.' On his return thePrf.' saner was go..e, lit wills* a watch which hi had' left on the tabli t Ile suspected both the Ladies whom he had gene to . Visit, and alio the Prisqner, whom he had left in his room,, with ; ptealing watch, nit'd accordingly had them all searched. The Pi;sener nes found in bed at her own loclaitios. but DO trace of- the 'witch could he discovered. The Worthy - Alderman said, *there was nosh ;11 the Proseeuti”'s story, which went in. the .so lairs degree to bring guilt home to the Prisoner. MI hi had stared, only went to show bow improperly be birn , elf Wel. acted. • •• Pri.oner - was therefore dischargod. - Qv EEK. 6 46 Asis....Yehte. day, Thomas (lakle.y. who had heel( brought 'tip last week„.chorged with hay. log in his possession•somi , watches and a 'tintilber of banknotes, nY witiCh'he could give n) satisfactory account, was lirotight up for a . 1 6 xlmista. tion, when the following wituesees tisiieared against. ltim • . The first was John WRitelvie, who stated, that he was a navigator at Paddington, in the employ of M'lntosh ; that ott*Suliday night, the 2901 of last month, Oakley the Prisoner had asked him to drink with him, without any previOus acquaintance, at the Riszon-head public-house, where he, the wit. nese, fell asleep ; that. nest morning he found he had been robbed of fifty notes of il. each, and on being asked by the Magistrate if he had. mentioned It to any person, answered, he had told it to his toaster. Gitlin( re, the Officer, was next sworn, and stated, that having 'received information that Chkley ,hied been seen with money in his possession, he had.gon• in quest of him on Monday the 31st, and Nand him in the Roebuck; at Millbank ; 'upon searching him te found livo 'one powittnotes. in his, packet, one and thirteen shiUiugs and sisfeastsia * eft, and pound ihideen shiUiugs and bis4).sS,iN&sfT, and the.. seiLlogs and sixpence in coppe r 4agethat /Alb four watches. Upon farther sentoking in custody, ha bad 'found thirty one onthipoand Rauh - notes more, making in all tbirty-six pounds...l%o account he had given of their coming into big pospea- Sian .was,.that he had them originally itt-I.incoluskire notes, cud had afterwards exchanged them fog mu* of the Bank of England. • • • • .%il Ilugh Ross static' that he was in the Pmpittp •111 r. httintusb, and had paid money to WRitclibt4o . ice amount of 1611. giving. him satall notes.. being shown the notes is (I 4 I eitileh.lbSia. 4l4ll , l l# ‘ be par( of those he had paid•to awl *Mei witness had received at tivflartib• *:4 iN • ~Robert Miller stAtill,;,that.•o4.444 l tb 0, 1 •41 mouth he kid odic 0 k ley‘ Elbe Pikoligi . *• by Wiest,. he , Alto '' ' ' ' 64 . , first has reached the ear; , , .ly fir. _ ____ _ . , ..sees • Red ; inlinsate intercourse between the families of both the Ith get fresh strength and Courage. He gave so The/e are certain echos& which have been muc h . • • partiesn—Defendant was charged with various .facts ' very severe cross buttocks, and following his blocs celebrated on ec'count of their singularity, or of the of . . . criminal inlercoursw . between him and Plaintiff's with redoubled sigour, betting became even, gad ,b nu ii m is be on r , o i f o ti h nLes ti t esc hat ri t i r ms . ... a l I t a h i e y, aaspfamobrefrd.s—a wir e,, . and with indueeciettlie Plainti ff , who was de- , Jones's man was fast losing ground in the twentieth scribed as a man of week 'intellect, to make a deed, . rounsi. In the two following, the vetera benwo echo, in the vineyard of Simonetta, which repeated ;by which he curtailed Ms. ight of dominion over his the .favonrite, - and Wrack a severe Mow slider .me the same word. 40 times. . left . property, and submitted it to the . joint contfottl a ear, which deprived the cow-driver of power to At Woods_ toi •k, in Osfordehire, there is as echo . himself • and wife. • declared in favour of age and good bot; stand any longer before-his man, and victory was, which imposts, the same sound 50 times. I Ci'vunfiel for iw reply, prod's . aed letters 1, of courses hi s w if e , - It ip;. : tenl, •to the no small satisfaction of the iteniereas The description of an echo still, more siegular, Defendant , from the Plaintiff and the father of spectators. Both combatants were dreadfully beaten near Itosneath, some miles. &stout from Glasgow, for peered that, this net : disposition of his property had . only he famed in the Philo. ophiud Transactions been suggested by himself, and the arrangements.. about the head. the seat 1493. If a person plae.eel. at the proper made at his own instance, under the caution and re-1 - s distance, play* eieht or ten notes of an air with a i !flonstrances of Mr. lAmhert, and without any in, , Thomas Malpus has, been committed to take his trumpet, the echo faithfully repeats them, but a third tinference of the Defendant . They also urged dot, trial at the next Hants County Assizes, for a- bur. lower.; after a ghost ,silestre, another repetition it , sir .1 tomtit action was the result of conspiracy against glary and robbery on the heard in a tent still lower ; and anther short premises of Mr. Lockyer, lence istollowed by a third repetition, in a tone et e *racier and property of the Defend - tilt. Some' watchmaker , . of Bread-street, Portsmouth, from : a Mets were produced in support of this defence,; whence he stoles number of watches, g' 14 ' • third teeter,.o :t ulles, . . antlobe moral feelings of e tribunal of justice, newer, and trinket,. ' A similar phenomenon observed in some places is, an d pre ; i perhaps, a greater shock of indignation experienced • :• • that if a pealoll Stilltdi in st.certain position,On Sunday se'nnight a rnost,harbaroisomurdet Sr cornmitted at Lislevance 'l' • . as nottieces a few words nigh' a low yoke, they are; than was (nines(' by a crowded Court,' on the ethi- ; : bition of these atrocious testimoetals of guilt.ear intolangue, county lof Cork. Denis McCarthy,MtCa ' rt a decent industrious heard only by another person standing in another dete r minate place; this arises from the ellip.ticform of I Baton )/I'Cbct.tantlnfertueted Counsel for the ' farmer, had gone out early on the moreise g . of that arches, which have the property of collecting in one ; Defendant, when a b o ut t o p roce ed - with other evi- I day to look over his.grounds ' - and was shortly after of their foci the rays that proceed divulging fro m: the deuce ; he submitted to Counsel for the Plaintiff, the found in a field near his own house mangled be a other. • i propriety of retiring and considering the course which : shocking manner. This unfortunate man had a suit . The Memoirs qf the Academy of Sciences at -Paris,lthey should peruse if they considered the deco- ; with his brother, which was to be tried by Record for the year 1692, speaks of a very remarkableecho ; mesas genuine ; they did so , an d a ft er a short deli- ,at the present Assizes, and it is imagined the diabo in the court of a.getieleneue'S seat, called Le Gene- I Iteration all the Counsel for Plaintiff concurred in - lical act was perpetrated by some of the parties likely fay, hi the neighbourhood of-Rouen, It is attended . the indignant feelings of the Bench and Court, threw i to be affected by the issue of the trial. A shiest with this singular phenomenon, that a person who ;up their briefs,, and fmaNed a nonsiiii—the nonsuit • time since, the house of the deceased was burnt, and • &legs .oespeaksin a low tone does not hear the re-; was instantly grented,• and the disgraceful cause wat : his horse kilted, for which outrage the poor sufferer petition of the echo, but only his own 'voice ; while .thrown out of Court, with the hearty concurrence • had taken the necessary steps to recover damages at those who listen hear only the repetition of the echo, and cordial reprobation of every man present. the Assizes. It is hoped a large reward will beet r. but with surprising variations ; for.the echo semis to : ---; • . ••••• . . . -- • ed by the gentlemen of the neighbourhood for the approaCh sonsetinses and sometimes to recede, and at ; We learn that a peremptory order has been re- detection of so foula crime, and a check put, if po, - - length roues when the person who speaks removes to ceived at the different depots for prisoners of war, slide, to practices so fatal to the peace of a district •some distance in a certain direction. Sometintes only strictly prohibiting them from manufacturing lace, Isithereei unsullied by any such acts of outrage.— one voice is heard, sometimes several, and somothnes an irticli on which they hare for some time been em- (Cortlikelliceiteer.) ante is heard on the right and another on .the left , -4 . Pldyed, much to the annoyance of our manufacturers.; Theihdae last an ingenious and highly interesting -An eaplanetion of all these phenomena, ' deduced The order is dated the 31st of -August and the Trans. 1 ' - ,experiment was performed in the presence of a vast from the. lensi s eircular form of ,the conic, may hc. port BoaThl has allowed them fourteen days to dies ' canicourse or 4 spectators on the . ro.t.way leading seen in the above collection. " I pose of the iinplemants they may have by theri. from the colleries of Kenton . and Cozlodge, near - --- A few days ago, ass.Gota.o.rtsto.—A fast galloway, the property of `Newcastle , b y the a pp lication of a steam engine , • Mr. Golden, a dealer in Nottinghamshire, was ' constructed by Fenton, Merray, and Wood, of two fisherman of: flendeiland (Theolbeek) were fishing for herring, they foetid a i ' , e e c h e d l ast wee k to tisk of uncommon size entangled in perform ovithin six days two - Leeds, under the directions of Mr. John Blenkin eith great di ffi culty tbey.succeeded . in "drawing into . ' fa) gu i neas . 1 t h e net s, which i miles within Peer ininutes end *fug( for a wager of sop, the patentee, for the purpose of drawing the the cable at the great risk of being overset• in the at- ; re a. h The animal etteted yesterday morning, . coal waggons. The macleine in question is simply a y a boy of seven atone, s and the first mile was ;steam engine of four horse power, so constructed, tempi ; they then secured.it hyaline fastened about the tail. It proves to-be the Glaucus, or Blue Shark. ; ; completed in two minutes eight seconds. The match ; that by the operating aid of cranks, which turned a was wed with apparent ease in fifteen seconds within cogged wheel (iron cogs being placed: on one side of Its breadth from fin to fin four feet, the tail two feet, t he g i ven I time. . Betting was IS to 4on the horse. t the rail-way ) a considerable power of motion is the girt five feet, the length seven feet eight inches • 9 I • Yesterday morning I floe child , about eight year , given to the machine,—a power so covesiderahle, in- Mid weighs abou t . r 2 stone. One of the nets is quite .. ' • of age fell front a two pair wen o , ' d w at Jockey' , deed, that when the machine is but lightly loaded, it klestroyed by this teonde'rful inhabitant of the deep, ' ' . . , Mops, Bedford-row, and falling on its head, was can be Propelled at the rate of ten miles as; hour.— ind the ether . two much broken. I About one'clock, this new invention was set ageing, ; killed on the spot,. - ,• - .: Crineesta's Imatrzere.--Yesterday morning, at teal ! haviag attached to it sixteen chntelron wsggons, o'clock, an Inquest was held : at the Stitliet4onse, I , Tuesday evening, as Mr. J. Paul and his son , loa ded :.& won coals, each waggon, with its contents, '{horse Guards, pursuant to a warrant signed by T. , were fishing off Cromer for lobsters, they got. en- weighing four tons, or theienhoutc, making alto. Aosmi, Esq. Ms Majesty's Coroner far the Verge , tangled in their nets, and were both drowned. ; gether an aggregate weight of little short of 70 tone, of the Court, oiethe body of Rees Price, a deserter : By the Acts lately passed for .redeeming • the land- to be drawn .by the machine. Closet a perfectly lt.vel. from the Royal Marines. It appeared that the de- t ax , owners, of houses, to which not*mora than a road, the machine so charged, it was romps . ed, ceased was taken at Uxbridge; after being. hand- ' quarter of an acre of ground is attached, may ne• would travel at the rate of three and a half aril's euffed he behaved in the most to ibulent manner, and . d eem th e ir land.tas 'eels years' poi - chase, which wal per hour ; but in the present instance its speed wig he afterwards broke his irons ; sho - rt of that, no doubt awing to some partial es ti"' persons whotook .: produce upwards of 51 per, cent. for the money.. . I hint were under the necessity of confining him in nj cents in the rail-way. No less a number than 40 I cart ;Ailey brought him 40 town and lodged him in the , the I' r` ultra—The re i' a rabl na eof ; 4otto . f s vene e nero 0 I Tilt-yard, at'tbe Guard-room, HorseaGuards, on Sa. name of Robert Bowman,three now resi ding f _ at atg t h e horses,; we understand, will be dispensed with in the turday nigbt. In the course of the night he made an village of Irthington (about . miles Tom. Bra p- Lc° !tries of Coslodge and Kenton. attempt to hang himself with -his bra c es,, but they ;. J anuary,' • ton in Cumberland), who, if he lives till the Ist of ; Two or three weeks ago a large quantity of water 'not being sufficiently strong , he was laid preastrate on . faculties _ will .ha ve completed his 10fith y ear .. Hi s ! which had been long stagnant in - an iron mine, at the Boor ; 'beanie; however, bent en destroying him. mental do sot appeeitnha.. in.the least im- Vitilsontoon, was Let off into the Mouse. It m st. In rotation an astonishing quantity oriel)- ... . . self,soli on soodoonoesang he ~fat fitsnddeaciit‘ j.pedeed, and his ere s eight-, and bearing are perfect.-- have held • pended . by hissteekinr. After a mature delibeia, - .. - • ' 1-Lyotli within the last dig 'moths . he was a constant , • etwhostre of iron as all the Ash in the nee'r were Attendant et the w eekly market at Brampton. Sinceilinmediately kind; its whole channel liticemideeple don - the Joey returned a verdict of Fe‘o-de.se. • I - . . . . ;•• • A • i • • Yesterda y an Inquest was taken.before A. Gut, , that time be has cluelly ket his bed , not from sick- . : tinged with the trust ; and the water has con- Esq. at the' King ' s Head, in SS. Martin's-court, on . twos, but a lassitisde and debil it y,f or foul which have beet; 1 , tinned ever since to be strongly clatlybeete. The sportsman, has reason to re ` the body of J. J. Acres, who met with his death on ' graduatly increasing .opon him a years past.; tourist, as well'as . the Saturday rimming, in consequence of throwleg him- IHeis a. native, of, Haytoe, in this count : he was • r t the occurrence, for the scerie t rt of-Cortland I . self from third stOty'window. It appeared that Mr. ; married about sixty years ego ; i sis .a widower, has a 'Craig! i s much iejurea by the slew b ut 'belled with obtrusive a co.our. "In at t de thg Wert has also Acres had for somhtime laboured under a temporary ; fandlY7 with wham he. rssides ; in comfortable . cir- Iso ii . 1 derangement ;im Saturday morning he arose earlier 1-., cuma tances , and has always been esteemed by his ac- been partite y Mt; and the •Channei ..of the north This veteran bank is colottred as far down as Stonebyres Lynn. than Mug; agent to the - window about fi ve o'clock, ' `l"'"` aw e e as a reputable, bid been particular in his diet ;it has been,during OnSat urda y es s 4, , 0 , and preCipitated himself from thence jute thecae's i hwles' man. , 0 ev in• it() 'ut i i o'clock as Mr. •• • • (St. Martin's ). He was soon discovered, professional 1 bislang life, such as was common amongst those of James Wyatt, the architect, was relbsning from the hissphere;, not indelgirei eisiiitince War immediately Peocared " and he was I in excess, nor formally ad- house of Mr. Codrington, near Mariboreitigh, in that icle the 'horses Auddenl took 9 . when he to any regimen whatever. His breakfist has gentleman's cu . rr , ~ ..., y AID; 'hilinmwed until about seven &auk, • , !commonly be en watuspottage, bicause he wail fir fright', the carriage Was oreetOned, .iiitd Mr. West: Ncpiried.: 6 114 4 Jury min , ' - lovestigated the ch.'. * • ' - - enemy (Win. , • wasthrown o ut withlrgit 'dietetic& ` 7° He was tikes -faced, marked i nf . '6p almost lifeless; b we dare the plensite to learn tut his countenance that there are hypes Cif Isis recovery" *an by the loss eit .' -' , f , Ila is cheerful an '' ' , '' halt impossible that th ltitiaaajiii ;tit Agee) try Choreb:ilicks. the WM in another huisdred. "en' imrd No ,: brother to theittontitio of •Seekisgham. It! His Punka, eatiterso General Peeve and niece to Lad been favoured with p al m ! . curiosity led him to Oa iiie:26tb of AVM. at Ali Smiles , MOO*, C. J. litlrt: thin* ite, Esq. of ttezien.beii9e, Bedfordshire, go piesbetb, -m ago. • , 414{kuvr of ter...l. trlaj t oof 51L.414m2. e 1 Paretb..too. of taot*. whom we lately *woo n .un tiW, 2 , 4 ''''' al la ' ..!!- lii -I'L ll- * ' a iii l i e s k IA Unite. only, magnet of f lasir 4.lar lee, • 1 , . to the Tower isee ,es a pi s i ss woses,Sariey, t ; ~(,...,,, „ , 4 • 31 ... .•. • • .t leas new not mitre". ---- ' 6 .••, .power of speech, and is that his removal kits 1 Odcer who toolt ' he Ii new planed At • , DI it DE 4inist edit Ovt: %Ow* it Or Col I !I; • 4) is• , Ittai . WW4 tgl e ttr i . Sa a lOWA. %MICR. We. -.AA * A .11111W4....... a.. • —._ ---...m........m • , • * Tiff ~ , and whicie'WeeS OSLOle" -•• • •• , , 1110301 1111 * **A . 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Ad- p i i . 0 7 ,440 1 ,4.. r e i , :teglthtiesedi:tsiksvo:tyld:o4clitri4insityineverytriezriVirlia-ibersionvt..l:ifed:l 1 ti ll k it i e n ; , k f, "" - . P i al u hi t, •;," ' wse r tt , s i iiiiii ikamma7 fi ri= jiwy.vil- aft . Illig H tfi t i rtieva llei ti ta " telite r l i t i o n e l ma r is o. Ne w, h ti k Libli ifr ot i -. b i l l s a r tit i ii • ihaiiiir t il it tl it it ild a . o 7 l l,: --r i l oth K o4 Natio and „ „ a, opsg ; sejetr4etis 4 . , ~.„ idlest . , ~.. . eil '. TlMatifiaMlN' mat laid 'ebiliii. turtle Oth4r, nehalatigittipk'itkee , fifeee. th idifeee - ar ca . ptc • king pnekets in - Fleet•streeil 'ltild ihen lieen ,spectacjes, Ile was . :: itheiiptsam , , Itaidsa.., , ~ found , 'guilty ; had judgment of tisinvortstion re- • - - . _. , ~.• ~ , , , , ~ . periods. Thelniiiittlith' a tentivfetee ;\Of 41•01410/i- Si Abe:retailer of silk ,teAtilit s pitched battle - Z s -• • tri . e . Z4e .lll. 'arc '. ' at yl e erin kr. G e re t w e r .ll 4: . i ' al f ilia l4 ; :tili t aar deS tgri fvral h 4 werst iks 4 Car e le s ; rayc . bet illi w ilsi ee l4 n t a er Pt and ad' elev the en o r c r lt7; l l:t iel li Dn de it. . 4 . spited, on rmidition'of voridng in hit' Mtijesty's nay; Lut mLo, after tieing delivered. over to the Marine . , • t of a m mo mid lituteteemi .10 'the som i tho Pol ice nin h ii, a 41, 7' Perk. - ' .. j . --- ii 7.7 77 ' ri; I . 61-y1 f a a i nea ; t°°° ° -.Ahntiekt*Wereblltabeitillid. Mr: Lambert; patted t o the scene 'of itctlUti, a nd arriVed in time to Si;ciety , ',reparatory to his being sent ou board of ' [ roost N . Er D ior t ipkgwAvx A p u nisiils. j. . liii , 1 , .. , .. Aof , t$ . _ ...ger! __ear...4 _,,. e.b a tji e re ; prevent them 'from exhi6iting there.' They then re. shill, I'l4 ideserted from the Society, . -,, .. t ' • There are simple med. yeend ectoeitei. beard; - i n ibe • a reeplata bi e racial...els t h e t aw, leas d am , an d mc Lethh at ..a g rial.groutl4-4114 , Paddingtoi.iiiiai, to decid e The father of the. key attended, and stated,. that - farmer only one repetition ~ elt t tes ." ll4ll " ... stilt fis t resident „la that 10146 ' Creemit for the paired to a kid behind St. Georgesiow, betwee n perifrom.odthe'of . Mac sentence, his son had become (vitt , er . tiew . persodhL i vi i st i ng hint with . the utmost !, the latter , there art % - 5y -4, 6, _ Ike.. repetpionse.l. 4 .pi a t a tiff- d escribed 'it a entiemai of the he • We'are even told of Aseh.aii4hat 41111 repeat the.seete l ib tespeetable characit i r e mo i derailtkottostei and levee theireffair of honour.. • industry ind: requtarity in the like -of his-basiness as .: - -.- ,el.hoele•.there is . ep i y . \ eaa ' , only ;*one of his daughters, the present Mre._Ayl. . The carrier of milk, aged about fifty a goldsmith.. -1 he young man, also, strongly caged wtI L CI I S 1 4 : cc 1 10 50 es iteolaulhavele, was woad. that he had seen -the folly of his former ways , midi 'l Lin le 4 .1 1 4 )0 1 1 attracted the attention and teethed the edbg, ele a friend.; and the other, ' aged twenty-fire. or but double' . tiipiet .or quadruple , echoes, I '4llr was n o w desirous of leading a life of honesty and -I obstacle ; 0 nets and engaging person . In the year 11103 they Iby him in person. The odds at setting-to we, e t I give us reason. to suppose several obstacles . industr. • resided the three years followin g r 'to one in favour of Jones's man, who had two at . w e tin s u ch .a manner, that4he different. reflected sounds The Oifieer.: in answer To these protestations onl tie part of fathrir and sen; alleged the simple fact of i in Great Britain . I strikes the (swat - times sensibly different. . in and •In 1807, Mr. ' an d M rs. A y l wa rd 1 vantage, over his man, namely, youth- and scieoco; 1 There are some ech • that repeat several words ' the tatter's having been apprehended at the fair in , corm to reside in Ireland, and Mr. Aylward, with i he confinued the favourite the first half hoar, when in succe ssi on ; but this is-not astonishing, awl must cc mpany with persn'tis of notoriously bad character. 1 alwa,sbe the purpose of sehoilding or repairing his family Ihe felt so confident of victory over hislageti antago. the case whilst a. person is at such a dig- The Worthy Alderman (Sir John 'EASIER) order- 1 .....2 from th e echo , that there is sufficient time te mansion houseAtt Billinagor, invited the • Defendant, ! nht, that • he exultingly cried, " New milk from the till that the boy should he remanded till to-niorrow, i `'""Mr. Morrison, an eminent architect, to his•house in cow," which unfortunately for hits did not cow his rii bif t 1 eti f• the . • pronnunce seve r al . mo s ore le repel on o . , • _ -I— AL —• •1.............. A -I' 111 w ....stitof inn gagrAnat him the county Galway This acquaintance led to an tadversary, whestill showed good bottom , nd go a siented - the sido oral: his, witeeti.be..lieil ,asiesp ; could ii i :cpirhll.' "114'Ittry minutely investigated the cir- 'accustomed to that; hut he is no e .. not iell whoa' Kfekley went away: • kigiiiis l o4.-ifou inmstantiss, , end "Settled* yernict of Liaises,. • ',_ , __,_, *. drunk.—The 4fillioner wire fully solue‘l l lll l he kial . A letter fro Batavia ` of the 15th . of D ecem b er is et t he =utile. stature, rontu-ft A deed by the furrows. orlitt, but . ,-;'-i .... • ligT. .wesom lit4,'..* 1r fit, .79s I': '' lairs tt r, viol* 4111.11111 i O t t • was Ina " . k j oss a lt ere d, p er h ane 4 - ' these th ..Row-aryiumitS ik wrrillis 111 , web!*„-itiiiihe.Aff !Mg short` ego' flOglitasainste Lies - taunts - Pearson 1 _ .__,, ~_ .. • upperand Jaw. '.1"" '" S id ea"!" rima • At Pri rgi' n ter i d nd in ' ThEse . Gifittileee were Wlifitilt iajethetin - the . 17)W- • health, ' ; but says Ise thinks it is i migipeigN - was in she anatt et r IN: " .004 the it_ o f ‘,._ latid is. c l os e tO• Ott e of the guards 34fsethi • * fa atiotbet Mittel tied Vitt easpeetsid, her ("" ! '!'y Ir. _ _. ,_.* .. , • , t Bl :world can undrrgp such changes it t i , years, al he has teen.. We bald LI zi.;•. inn?) wee • as flusediry best. whets lee pintestes.. end !• . !lop . ei Ma r - 7:171 lA* -110`.:t0 - M r. rearsop, an oil gun!t put. seers funs phiel,tke - Prissily ;aid die: had ' 1 01 .",11.i,b,. not a e . ;1. d i — _; rue at his • brealt- h is annclote by a friend 'ohpliikei Far- . I . ~ 4 ' • cr 'nought up seers by erillitulte. Tisertisinik After 11SiesM4.• eve- i: ,=;r - r e ,,, .. ! , 5t .... . 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