The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-10-11 00:00:00

ESCAPE OF ROBERT ROBERTS. The following deposition has been esadf by Jetfoil Taylor', a prim:mei' in the Roan of Correctio6 ivf' Cold.bath.fields, relating to the eitape Ro from that pnsoti. The Deponent states, that be was a svreeitbe in , 1 that part of the prison where Roberts 'was fined, and that it was his duty to clean Reberts's cell, .! When Roberts was last examined at Maribo: tough-street Police-Oilier, he said he would be i fortnight before he was examined again, and after interrogating Taylor, and eiii,itting hint by a bribe to secrecy, boasted if there was no way by which be could escape' Taylor inforno , tl hint, that it de. pended in - a great *aleatoric upott what friends IM • had without the walla of the prisuit. Roberts said he had plenty a !death!, Atut - they were tit n o use unless he had one in the primer that he coed depend upon: • Roberts suggsted, that if he could:get' the key of the gates, he could make in impreesiusii and get one made ; and Taylor, kettetiosehlunitig kvya to let out prisoners oceasioifdry, :agreed to furnish him with the key of the Otto,. The gates ilitottgk which "R:ohertr'passvil arc, lucked also with a , padldelti, w irellvta the othrr lock. On the Seedily week preduhr tu the escape of aoherte, Taylor got the key of the pees . , which iiiconveysd to Roberts, who made. an.' preesien with it on oftoap about. twoiiitiles taick, ia Taylor's preeence, hy.strikingit with a boot-jack. Taylot paecure.d . a padlock from an empty cell (all being made to epee with one key), snit this padlock be gave hi: Roberta, who putt it into apareel and gave it to hitn, te•be conveyed . by a friend (envier's (a servant - in the pritton)• ewe' friend of Roberti's. This , wris done; and on the following Friday, Roberts informed Taylor that he had got the things in a pareel,and he unlit:nutted his waistcoat and-produced them, w rapped' in seve.- - ral sheet* of paper, and itwconteuts were two keys, a hook seven or eight inches hang, and a. small' Ilk. TaylOr asised . Roberts how he got , the things in, as it was a rule never to leavethe prisoner alone, and he info coed him that *friend had brought it him. This friend wave. maw now in custody. Roberts, accompanied by. Taylor, Foetid a eon.. vetiiisne opportunity to try the keys, and' tliey were folioed to minnow'. every purpose. Roberts immedi ately wrote a letter to a friend*, whose name it would. not be proper at present' to mention, and., whilst Taylor was gone to find his trusty , friunul,.' the servant of the prison, he saw the letter in the hand of another person who was with Roberts, whose name also it is better at present to omit, and who answered for the regular delivery of it, as Ro.: berts afterwards told Taylor. Taylor taw the let. , ter, and it informed the person who received it, that the keys fitted, and that he, Roberts, should try to escape on Monday night. This letter-went safe, as was proved by the receipt of another' on hien. day night, which was brought to Roberts bye per. sun whom it is before stated holds a situation of trust in the prise% whilst he was driuking wine with Taylor. Roberts was particular in . consultior Taylor, whether there was a probability or the seat halving ban brokru ; for if so, he was a dead mast. The seal was closely enassieed,• end Roberts was antis.. fied. Witness saw , the hitter, which bittron - Mao Bob, and cootitieett that fifty men wouilthoe their lives rattier than Roberts should be hue!: rho letter also stated, that a rope was ready , an& ad vised him not to leave the keys behind: It- euttele. dad, that people would be in wafting toi receive Roberts from twelve o'clock MI four. • : • After this, Taylor enquired' oP Smith, who coped with Roberts, it has was hr be tette and gain his liberty 3 • and afterheviog received every' asseraii cc to that I.•lfect, he informed' him that the neat cull to Mm was empty, and' the two keys; were tied behind a piece of wool! in *certain part; of the cell. Taylor instrectetf Smith hew to get to RAvrb, atter he had brieltvOintotheeetpty and assured him that Roberta would; reword hint after he had (pitted the prison, but he nitist take off his shoes in going down the ;passage. Re. hero; • gave Taylor a 11. note mu Monday. night, when he told him that Smith was to go with him, and he was to receive tot. mole of Itoberts's Mend (a man now in custody), os be, 'fayler, had re fused to take it, for pod tautens, until Roherteget.l clear off. Roberts was prevideil by Taylor with-a• 4,a.ir of list shoes for the esmipe, which took place; at twelve o'clock. This deposition contains so many inconsistencies and improbabilities, that we feel very meehinerreed to !relieve that it is brought forward.f or some parti. cular purpose. Letters from the French coallt state; that sargiies of Americal.p . !octave, which had been con. kscated, were terms' to Aatwarp, and sold the 15th ult. by ordet'Of IION.APARTe. The 93d Light Dragious, who distiagnished them selves so much in the battle of Talavera, being again complete in men and hawses, are under ordure to embark imusediakly fur Portugal. Thursday, the Gmeral Quarter Sessions of tlici Peace far the city of Chichester %vas Mit in 'ate Guildhall, before Mr. Recuedet fottatt,. the Mayer, and Justices, when, ter the fidniimir of the city, it proved a Maiden ono, as thenktielie trial wbateier. The Itscoanea was pleased - 10 pen high encomium on the Local Militia for their good behaviour. On Monday tnoroing, about half past eleven o'clock, ono of tire mizen.top men of the freeg e er, lying off Chatham Dock-yard, unfortunately fell overboard, and was never seen to rise again. The amateurs of the old Corniab art of wrestling were highly entertained last week at Tregony. The chief chanapious of the day attended, alit produced gond sport. The first 'prize was woo by Stephen Symoos, of Rodruth ; the second by Francis Jolly, ISt. Enoder; and the third by Richard Edirards, of Cr wonitsp. Watering Places, in consequence of the fine wee. ther, continue crowded; but in the midst of recre. ation considerate peuvle still think of the "'Min ikance l and the Bankers iu those regions of fashion hare their time fully occupied in filliug up drafts pith the name of CARTER, NO. 8, Chariug.cross, for the purchase of Lottery Tickcts tor title Cus tomers. • THE -• , . . . . ... , . , . . NEW siirfrit trAtOct ,),-.., • : _... - 014.- . [Peon, Metnriber tlitarrit.) FLOOD AT 11AWK11SBUR1'.' .' Accounts , were on Tueedvy last received in • ! of the ilinktibtry seltlentent being *gain Iliindestl 4 and hr the coarse of the follOwhig day those aid, counts were unhappily confirmed. A Mr. .81111, of Sidney, nho was, at the house of Ml.: John Been, down the river, at the commencententof the flood, informs us, littkot no rain fell in that quarter until Satatilay evening, the 29th ult. when a heavy rain setlin, which continued without intermission until . Monday morning. ' That a rise in the, water . was ' Perceived ititirece ten and eleven on Sunday night, ' 1- 71041 COnlitl ord. Thrlome hours. to rise gradually.; biltaltreirardsj with an. astonishing rapidity, until thO's4b4ikof tbeiurrounding titles were laid tinder . " 4 .0 1 t.1T1. , . . . . . . '. 'AiSiillt ROO4 . RIP Tuceday it wet at the highest, land .. ill 61er-entitle of the afternoon abate d fi ve or iiitfliell fintlu consequence of the deluges of rain l*fell ittthe evening mid night of Tuesday, the `SAWr rose sigairi saYeraiffeett On Wodneaday it be. tid. Inguin to. '4o'; by theliooti of Thursday had 'lllebroar t ed tine (Oct Nom its ireatist height'. ' : tatfrOng trio , priiicktAl infkrort that we hallo heard , of down the tibeii It . ittrt. 'olstiss ; he hitittvg lost , "ap,ellieds of left Woad' or awftiei MO sheep, Await WHO bushels Of Wheat threshed, or in stack, and a stack: 4r bailey, besides.. valuable property con. 'seined , in his distilling-house and barn, among' which . wear tatioxiresta of toaatur . ton of sugar, bet a few itilsyr prior received' from Sydney. From the Cream 1140% the following report, con: tained , in a prirata leiter, * dated , on Tuesday night,. eleven o'clock, was rcouired in town on Thurs. day • 'With regret, I inform you, of the dreadful 9081Te' thatut khe present moment chills me with ex.. ces‘ive horror. The whole of this extensive settle. moat is one Uninterrupted sheet of water. The lower range of houses upon the Green' Hills is mersed, and the river has formed a junction with South Creek, across the hills, through-Rackerbri grounds , upon Use river side, and those of the Rev. Itr. Meriden on the Creek. Yesterday and lastH 'night was a moat dreadful season. The dangeren.;' aroacheals with a rapidity never before witnessed ; :and the cries of, the numerous families who were. !wore imminently/exposed were rendered still More tieing by the impracticability of affording them. lanneilia'barellef. In one alarming instance, a young Unaii (settler), his wife s , and three children, were, ,Sonedun a. laddet lain across the fork of a tree, in iwhielesitustion they contrived to sustain an vied'''. 'btium fur nearly three hours, the man a great part of the.time clinging by leis hands at the end of the • bidder ; but at !set yielding to fatigue, he forsook. :his bold, and all were in consequence preripftated :into the deluge. The woman and children were :picked up, but .the fate of the unfortunate moo is ..._...... - • . " A settler at Cornwallis passed the hills this morning on 'the top of a, small wheat.stack ; his :fissikia wilisiown • but _it,ia much hoped he may hems been pr ivacy:it hyenas. of the boattensployed in. this. buisiarie work. In another and truly me. iieneholy inataatur s , eight persona are. supposed . to balsa perished in ane spot. The . name of those iSunisseed tusfortunates have been meptioood ; bin from this I must refrain s , hoping *the account may • be.ervarieousx ‘ • ar ar the'least exaggerated': at pre. .iiiiat alt is ussinefaieti and dread ; all terror and as. 'tenislowsent, Sommlives ate line : seine have b.eeu • toed by the. e.arpttides'of the more entftpirthlng; :divested brine Ilhagistrato,', who, by their'exsin pkt„ encoansged the toit of rescuing whole families nein the-cher vergsor fate. *slifteastiot omit to 'mention thin active isiicf Indefatigable exertions of ciars. Thompssin,:trid B . iggeq„ to whims, under 0 dise,ctiist of tiiiine Piolfilene4 eitiir are in. Alibied fbr their lives. Their Vittignes wdreequal to' - their dangers, which wersinerealed 'biihe extreme 'dirt - nett of the night i dischsi' which their boats Were rep*Ketltr stave, and it' wile With diirsciAly ' they Ceuta iiltly their crews preierce their him n others W _Willi vO,hieteertid. their ,exertions are illiciintittest!!e',/e,iilit'aiiie." At the ohlik L gt Mr. : IP?, d churn . was churas aPp'rtipriated to . the reception =or the strfferers brough t tii the hills, 'and such as,'' 1 were- destitute , wereyieithiiiid from the afore, and [every annssare thit Isimanlty could devise was h adoPtedtO ellevisate as much as possible the Misery. ' o t trleir.F6bOillan. . . 6 ' .It is tefilidered that. the perpendirni sr rise of 'the rivet count trot be much. less than 86, feet from .the generit levet, and to have exceeded that of 14;tch l 1008 1. by sit or eight feet of perpendicelar liehtlit ; and anfortunsti, lisppens at a time (g ibe! - `year which lotafly, dio.froys the ',respects .of the',, settler, .aikil ~the stepeadineo. of the colony u po n! ; - this. settlement:for the.nert p*lr t as the Sowy.lrhes( "Will in ill 0001117 ( ettillin thetrewetlle .mittte' , of the toiii4 'sit - nations." At"thetiiiliti sir gr.. g: 'rerry, nine persiint t ctn.. -. ..-CdOlici t 'orrisdligith bee ; 31 uii seri of Hawk es . baril • in irak er s-,.:seivant to $ gentlemen of IttuOY ;, MihOimed Aiiatie), his' wifk, thief t iii 4 (Veen, • I ' i ztlet ll .. * . 0. black . men, 41 innleaitiiird 'to secure ' . s oft the tots of the keen', Which fell in n 'irs* on Monday liolititg ;. lit as 'tk#o Was. ski 'ilidiai 'resource fel t .. 1,14 . .e44ntjnued . upon the 60 for about two 1644.'00,4 eiftekthe wife of Arahamed'itn through the tkaibb with 'one 'Of her chlidliea in lir trios, and 414 WO more seen.— Cooley endeahoaring to save the other child, which eintit to Sfahoased s the father, Slipped off with the infant, and lit like manner . dEsappeared; as did Misuser also. Ilfahotna : Ind the two bleak men Faked theitiseleei id trcei; and !lodges sininuning aboot 14 the dark, at length vit into the stream, by width be was carried 'between five and sir milm be. fere' har ,linpeiliment opposed his rapid - anise ; when hapPli s rhiround safety among 'the' branches of a tre e frinn whenia he was at length takei by i boit,..aisdconte/shl ter! Place of eifetr. • The AttitintiTeoni Ittattnond Ifni 'ire of . the setae distil:Ming tendency ; but from - Portland Head no' conimunieation has yet bean received. The tots of stock hail 'kern eery tiefiere, as well 'es grain ; no possible 'tiltilnate Cad lia farmed at present. . . . As soon as the melancholy intelligence was re ceived, Lleattnant.Gocernor Ft/yeses -left town) STATESMAN. accompanied by his- fleCretary, with• itttlittbiti proceed to Hawkesblrry: direct ; bqt orak.abligfa to return, as the read! *ere iMpassable. The backs of George's Mier were unfortunadelj ,Auundated at tbosama lime ; and a great qoaut.t.ity ,uf stock and other properiy,lost. iit MAjor , Julin. ,Atan's \ siack-yard 4 sharp were druautd ; Mr M`Callam lost 300,, sod sortral hou.ses.sceee left is 'ruins. SURREY Slab' WNS, .oer.. 10. • . . DlSOltThlbittir HOUSE. H Ann RetWer was indicted' fur: keeping a diser 44_1y heeteih.Artilleryistreet, St. George's- fi elds. 4: ' Nrillowtota, for'lhefprosccutionotated the iia., litreOf tlie' is/fender with which the Defendant was elkirged;' he eald'the prosecution winicarried on . by tlie pririth ofteers„, at. the expreisdesire of the Ma giitratee of Unini Halli. ind,the efcence of which the Defeadatithad been guilty, nom. attended. with many circumstances . "of egiravatien.. To under stand those aggraviting circumstances, it would, be :necessary to state to the Jury, that.sonsetiine since Mr. R. lirandsconsles daughter, a child about-14 years of. age, left her parent): house ; whether 'she was enticedawayr, elowhethee She went' voluntarily 'they could nut tell ; they, however,. instituted a strict enquiry arninitst the , home of ill-fame,', of which there were toometryin'that• ueighbourliond and atoongstothers that of the Defendant. They at length found Mr.. 11.'s child, bat nut. in that house, thouglrehinitiiitliOnas • enticed away by a girl who Itidged'tlieriNitb. i todk• her to the Delen. dant, and told'' heii • • the . had 'brought her a new lodger. The Defendint„.hOwever,, refused to take her, unless the brought SoMethings.ithich she men tioned ; and the child'eeturned home on that occa. 'ion, and coutinued there two days ; when, hav ing obtained them, , she returned to th e Defendant's house ; she continued there t however, hut two or • three nights, when she strolled iway, and watt at lastfoundin St. Clement Dane'a Peer-house' It made the mind shudder, the' Learned Counsel, oh. served, to think that there should be found a per. sun of the same sex, or of either scr, who, for the consideration of the advantages to be derived from it, should encourage such an infant to commit crimes which might endanger her happiness, both, bore and hereafter: he should prove there facts • 'and• he sheuldalso prove, that the Defendant ha d" 'young girls, 15, 16, and 17 years of age, living in., her house, whom she not only knew were prosti. ' 'lutes, but was in the habit of arranging the wages ! of their prostitution, and also receiving a certain tam fur lodging l and a perquisite for gentlemen who visited them on her recoinmendation. A girl, nacned,Satith, was called, who said she was 18 years of age ;. she Lodged in the. Defendant's house,, and paid her 15s. a,week. for lodging, ,and' 2s. 6d. a.day for board.. Who Defendant. haw , that gentlemen visited the.witnam„ and the purpose, for which they came; she. sometimes adjusted the: sum which she was to receive of them; and fro.; queutly recommended gentlemen to her; and ~fait 1 these occasions when liquor was wanted, Mrs. '&4,4 ter'sent for it, and if there,*iss• any change out. all the money gives her to got it,, she kept it. On , her croes.szaadnatioa she mid there werearit, greater riots in the DefentientleAtOuat than is aap ' outer' hots in the eeighbottrineedir 'there was bus ono:docent how .in thalweg*. Idn. , Brimsdicatnlo l daughter was nos intlif rue Ittotilitholuussweserribam; it ahohisd been, the: witness SIMI *awe bowie W..; Those was a Or' about 14 yaw sof sigapirtit' Ala was big es and alanualfsa wets** tbabliwpidsgi Watt in Court. .4.,....;,.. - . ;..-....1 • . , • Alin Catney eilkriadged lortjperahandant , s how* 0414nhotne (I.:ranwee the:risteithohorliore ',knew, had never sew laraudioilatb?s daughter in the Da, kiiikuit"s li.tuom, aid was certain she never wet theso; Oruro was a girl shout /4 years of age who! was there for three nights, and was going one d isty to Camberwell, Pak; the peopleia the neighbear.l hood, boloecor, cried shame of it,, and a . pert who lived in the street tel./4 has in ; thiciiistas d o u t afterwards see her.' . .1' 'f he •thild Drandstomb was then . cal*: 74e.. iLutii t tiite 1 fur the Defendant, ohjeetid to ttotionr4. 1 set for Ike prosecution ealling evidence IS , -1(04" !tlitt.hie 40mwitness. Tlie,C.oarthiltt the OltaW- oat twilit II ailitOttc. • - . . .16.11innote then addreised the Jury on Gtr` Of tie Defendant, atteeinsorred, that the r,asiibilf.l nig been srliversted of the &,C 4 - fiv a eh it by his Learn e d .Frietitra. eloquence - , selt4'„ lied in Prev‘ilg that , Brandsoueasiirchildhatiewar bees ht the houseeftlie Defendant,. , it became a ceewiton mile Of a. peiceni keeping a disorderly 'boate l end though, he fiserell„ thelary uutilSl464lterseiltyOf that, yet. far the Sake 6f `her infant fitnAir t ,cetuistiog of dime tilin., &Ea" -Ito treated the Coon:would prooostiktetbs - A, illatirabte a 4ititaikrilf.this . neituto Ot., 64 Oosit ''.4'41,34 &al o e et, — -:—. • ' . 'rite July foetid liar ,Only, end Vie Court sea, tenced her to be isiprisoisotis in the county gaol fur vie mouths. - • • f . . The tollemitigekitadidluityliiiiii ittei - of 'vegeta., Con have taken fillidt dutintille present unuotaltyv tnitd Autumn :.--I' .. geritleintiti at Kentish-town kali! a peach-tree 'in his' gnarled 1011 of btuom ; anothei, • at 'Highgate kas au' swilinser a pPle. tree, which has Its scored erg* the lest, knit, and adfaneing ingrtivith ;chid stiittil IFlilfc sind tailliffiveht trees ;fir tyre skin aiigkliwidinoil 'bite put . foith wetWhiessottitt. " Sdkili4WhYMoiiii_ .l . 'Hi the eldest daughter of 11tr: Venton'vitle, Wilt sit; tint in thi"ltfouv, Dy 'sum* i . dekieut her caughl'gre t ' sad she was in Pi L's Cant enieloped in flames. She ran idierldietel7 Cite the street, *lieu, by the exertions of some persoherlhaliiicat the the fisines&'wre - ektifiguisked btiVillte was shock. !Instr . scoleked. hopes are,' knitter s vatic. - tainod 'brie? *every ! 5 3 0' ii s`bi t lst the ifurera brig was unl o adi n g a ,cario, of ` god at thetliiin Doek.yerd; ayouttg MIN about 131;iVais . of Who NM fell back wardsinte the hold,opon the thhber l sivieett he received a severe 0140.ure of the skull. The' young Min continued Peifeeily sensible, and bore' . the _operation of trepanning with great fortitude, There is every- reuoa to hope that he will do weLl. • PO LIC H. MANSION-11017SE. y is e esio t ay, a youth named Jame: Fo r t ert ef respectable appearance avid connections, was bre at h ,b e f ore ot e , Chief hi vgistrate, and underwent a Il i . ; , rateriaminAlittn npou the charge of hating forted .41 che c k:far-lout. ttpue the ban k itig.hoose of i o. Crtihill, and uttering the same witt, , ntent . to: det rand Thuscircunistancts as they have transpired, a re aa.fol I crws The Priooner lodged at the Horse, Fo to. i ftcy f ur few days, and sent a porter from tat ;house- with this chock to Messrs. S)kes'a, O n T oei. ..4tay morning, to procure payment. 1 4 ,,,,. / i ititt, .on presenting it, the forgery was disouvem,it ea ppli ej ati o a , was made to Mr. Nalder, H l ,. 0,. ; ,0 1 , m ors t s w i. wh o went with the porter to the t oo ; on t h e check being.retu rued to the Prit user, wi t h a . 44 dintimatiun that it could not be paid, because -; he answered, that he then k new false tochdeo check; upon which Mr. Nalder com e in and apprehended him. This is, the same ill-fated youth, w h o, about fop .months since, was apprehend e d on a sim i l ar chat, of forging checks upon another Ratikiug.aonsr: and w h o , a ft er h av i ng un d ergone examination be: fore the Sitting Magistrate at G u ild hall, ‘46 fered to escape through the lenity of the P rotestor, in consideration of the respectability of his pu nts) and the money obtained. being. repaid. ' • He now stands committed for further ellegyr oa i . •• GVILDIIALL. , - Yesterday, two Bays Named 'Bohan mid R a w l , each about thirteen 'years Old, Were W 044 charged by a young man named 'Winter, a N ine . in Pield.lane, with stealing priiitely out of Lis ,p op an ink-stand, while one of them was endearoutitt tri sell to him an' ivory Devil Tit new-fashioned 14), fuels. 6d. which nas worth 15s. suit w h ick he idueed to purchase because he believed it to hive, been stolen. Ire folio wed the boys after th e y • ad left the shop, found upon one of them Umiak. tand, and gave them both in charge to one dale Marshal's men, who, upon searching them, / mid several other articles übviuusly filched. and that, ho was s e d uce d b y M anning and It appeared that Bolton is the s on of indianti,,,, gang of young thieves ab out the kit p th a e r e r n e : ofa age. The Mag4trates sent both to Bridewell for I week, to reqeive . severe chastisement, and he rata restored to their parents. A young. woman of the town was charged by s young man, named B. LtArtun, the apprentice a frame.maker in Shoe-lane, with stealing, Wink* . persu s n a silver watch while in conversation sid her, about two o'clock yesterday morning, el handing; it. to another girl in their company, wig ran of with it. He was positive of the fact; be :t her will away the s watch, and saw her bandit to the Olive: girl who instantly ran away, and be seetargd this Priioner, and gave her in chute to a 1 , - ••• • Ile warearnaa. had been drinking, he said, with 'ansati trlliads until lair. fast one ; and though net ' l ttiicdriober, was suStcseiatly so to know whet is wikabout. — rho, Magistrate did not. tlaink his oviduct RA cieetly credible to commit the Poisoner found, oar suakaa * Jury I.v4Makt, think alleguate to WI . .ut a conviction, Ils, however, swore the Prow. cuter to . the Unto; and committed thePtisouer to aridewsilloc furlinigbt o in comequence. man waned Tsigge, a journeytnan*Carperien, ed six her juiirneyshin earpenttrs, his shop. , with. conspiring eogethol , -to , procure hb mkt fools his ttnpioyinent, by striking frot work, and refusing to work fur their es. .ploytr unless the Complainant war dismissed. Rn .ellviniasal toot plena accorenigly gni 'Monday night -lash ;, when his , empleyeri a Mr. Thomas, a waste ,carpenisri t inclosed him his day's+ wages in t note, ,slikasiasisag !aim-front. hi&cingluyinent. - - The Complainant stafct that ono df 'rife men Ink charged him with sa_ying - sotnething injurions this character in the shop, and . thitt the'imernefisra • W aisted opon bit appearing before them to stand hi • trial. He- declined' this jurisdictitin, aka refused I's r; they then .tfi*atentitt, if he did not, thit grey wink , lay him upon the bel/Cil aillt kve 4 rotted dozen. This menace , floweret, had not rho ' desired effect • and on the folowing Monday even. in. he receive d his , dismitsal, without any previous • notice, or any (milt of his. asoknett. The Magistrate decided . , dint if these inure* - Mtn had told . thpit Master tligs Koyld, op; mrlc whls him It Cciattua ed LQ pinfilny liti , tAol ll444 ' ant, ibex had a tight onto do ; 'zoy, artvit right totetl Ms Master he would not serve bin tenstiotted to cinialoy another servant; and Ew e di Magistrate,. bad no istritidictiost to call on the tan to assign any motiic for their conduct. Ho accord , ingly dismisseuf them. A T BIRTHS. At Brighton, on Saturday iast, titioloadY tit 111•110. 10 " 1 " Mootune tirbkine, of a tiargh.ter. At Llveopool, the Lady of Lieut.-Col. Como% uggiatent t of a ma. MA, it RIAU( AMlteirinOttn, Rarrey, Jphn tfol4fros, N. 0 146 14 Pt OIL 4 0 Attvei. 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