The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-09-03 00:00:00

'rnsutAlimsN ssinidtatteous assent in fatoitrerehe ode*: inithil, l Many Citizens, whb feel the effect of a twenty ease people will be goidito,,b7.•their:riootivypet.., penny quertorn-loaf, alopt•others, who s till h ear th e too, independent of (OBI& wieltives ; bni, if •i,. ( f u : crash of broken willtws in their eers, are apt to t wil i t i i ,6l 4 itt Me tnniplaints againstour Chief Ma unite the question of govi l ti 'along, Ath it, tor i ,W. ..... , trete, arid roltisiklate; that It lietitnck closer to the reasons above steteti, it might not, rAPtied.' ...."tcropeter Ist Itte'Mansion lint tai and team red R e form mu,st Lc the child soptlforr Wax c• encljnfisg ft i tor Among the fribtste4*OrWetdrnin 9 sler, It would be Illation is slow in its progress upoythe htfttiitt re % ofilite es well: Thfre ft AO:Pleasing it has the lumber of igtiortsdre Ildifiareptee to e,. ti e Joi q x vatar., for i certainly we have nbt had a moreactive Loan MAYOR fora century pest; 'through land' water he is glove before it can take the itiparitructure . o . 44o4 4 . . • .i • everlastingly 'pursuing the concerns of the public ; and the ordinary course of W 54410015 etat.ltoll.4iVekr &Ali, Richmond to Greenwich; from Podcfle-doolo to t o produce this effect within the c om p t sv.: of •nsets's 1 Blackwell, the man Is his; sooner out of a boar than natural life. No; w h en R e f orm i n the:State -AM, twig on horselsiek:—What would people be at ? I ! have been produced, the nation will' ewe it tuiTie PI In the' loitering de ?Empire, there is the letter of I omit: llumativr, wising an English Bar on et ( w h om , lietlable exertions of those 'worthy:Mernbells".ew .t. . 444 - ~,, 1 hoisys s , la tuairltiined for four year! , w hil e a pr i. &qv who devote their time and talents to . wm ismer in Fia n ce, whom he had ext r i ca t e d f rom the t!ie children of the poor, at the bead of whom stars* t Nottress of iiitche, and for whom he became security fhe a miable and unostentatious JosEett 1, tot-Ansa, 1 when he gave his parole of honour for leave to come %%ho seems to have been ushered into life, by PCovi. - to England for sin months) of not merely repaying 1 4.le;ice, for purposes of universal good ; whose life i s him V,4001. sterling advanced for him, but of having : v devoted to produce human happiness, unaccompanied violated his parole of honour, by not r e t urn i ng t o ! • ' France. M. Hummer says, that he case to Eng. : with those traits of evil which the corrupt state of A d titan pursuit of the runaway, and that no Jour .lo-Ivry has interwoven in the conformation of the hr.l nags, 'mold publish his case :—W e are sorry to see ' min thi'lld.• The name of LA scAsTra will stand , the charge of a• breach of parole against ally' Eng- ' a, conspicuoas in the history of Britain, a s : lishniati ; :but we think it right to say,'t . lit M. Hum. the name or 'Juts - us does in that of Rome.— 1 BERM never presented any such letter E o. us ; so that The i Journalsthis part of his letter at least is untr ue --"Abat all the iLt why say in the history of 13pintivi? i perused to print his case.' • . , world at large will receive the benefits of his labour, i . 1 • SHEERNESS, SEPTCMCT.R 2.—The.fofroiring young and the world at large, through succeeding genera. 1 G en tlemen were OM mitt d on beartithe Refronabk, tions, to the end of time, will pay ho ote r to his :in this harbour; . tolichithoheir quililicafioes to ob- • name. The mime of C A RTWRIGRT will be tenser. 1 tin the rank rot - Lieu:moots : tiered with reverence, for having devoted a long life 111 r. John Alexander Meuxtt Dreamy. , It. C. AL Pnlllips .... ....... Valli Ott. to promote a ittraust in our national representation; -- Tennia. Hare .... ........ R a i mm bi e . -- C. A. ltn, I) incan. but the name of LANCASTER will be adored, for . .-.... Abratun Onekiog.... ‘ l, ,sonito. ---- having accomplished a general amelioration in tin - . T 16 .. ..F.; J Hebert v alla Crutemey.. ... ....Toglia. condition of mankind ! 1 The Olaigroro is columissfon.ll, and the command of her given to Captain M.ili.ig, brother-in-taw to the Master-Geucral of ti:e Ordnance. The Thetis fiigate4aptaia Blare, is gone to Chatharn to be i c eid ott This =truing the. Corny-ag, Captain Broughton, madetbe signal forgoing tint of harbour; but ossing • to .the, cairn ohich..bas prevailed, she has not been able tp l get oat._Sailed to join the Flushing sqaa. dron, the iffinierer, Ciptain Ward, after getting in a pew foremast. • . Tito penny per .toe4..Asseciation of Ladies of Olasgow, hang remitted dimly - 'ads to Mr. Fob . . . Ai Gentleman, who left Paris on the 27th ult. ates, that the 13th Bulletin had appeared in the Nunkeut, hut that it contains no news the french Nead.iptaiters soli remained at Witepsk,'Mut that' itONAr ttt t L intimated an intention of advancing: . Letters reached town yesterday from Mahhn to the 19th of July. A Captain of a tralsport writes racier that date, that more than 100 transports were Own asscmhled—that the espeelition would consist of ; epwards of 15,000 men—and that it would sail in the course of a short time. - . ...:- - • ---. _ P/mitt --e• 'fhe Africa/tie friote, Captain RorreeT, arrived Lea, of Kettering, to assist the Oriental Transla dot in India ; Sir SAMUEL Hoop, in the Owen Glen. don of the Scriptures. due. r frigate, had not arrived. A new Slarehalsta Coed:house is to be erected Orders have hren issued from the Admiralty for without delay on the Crown-land in Scotland-yard, an active impress for seamen, both in and round the Whitehall, where several small. houses and stabling .dietrupolis, and on other stations ; and some of the now stand. It is intended for the reception of the Press-masters have received severe reprimands for office*, stc. belonging to the Marshalsea Court, and ;art having sufficiently active• for the heeriag of all suits instituted in the Palace luesd.y evening the Pglatics, IS, Captain WE- Court. ims, said from Portsmouth, with specie. for Lis- Mr. RicHAne GRATES, the Excise Port Guager hots, intended to pay the t roo ps sc . rr i,,,, i n (h e Penile. of Plymouth, was, on Tuesday morning, found dead mils, and with dispatches for the Mectri'terraneass• in bed. He retired to rest on Monday night about The Princess SOPHIA is in a fair w ay of recovery lOo'clock, in apparent good health. His death is from her indisposition. -supposed to have been occasioned by the bursting of On Tuesday, the Court of Directors raserred Ma- a blood vessel near the heart. lie was a man univer -1013 WAHAD and I,UsiIiNGTON, and Cs et ains 110 - sally esteemed, both in his public character and pri &lesson and CAut.I.L, to their rank in the Madras vale life, and hi death is larneuted by all who knew , Army, him. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the A horse, which was harnessed in a curt, took cast India House, when Captain Wst. II se, of the :fright on Monday, in Broad-street, Plymouth, and thigh Inglis, took leave presions to departing for ran off with great fury. The driver (called Ellacott) Bengal and Madras. endeavouring to stop him, was thrown down, and the Earl litaeWooo, with a benevolence hereditary wheel of the cart passed over his body, by which it: his family, is, we understand, supply log the poor t means one of his arms was broken, and scull frac- I erects his estates with wheat at ten . shillings per I turgid; and it is much feared he will not recover. buOv. , l. The Edinburgh Reviewers sneeringly say, 46 That At the late dinner given by the LORD CHANCEL- many persons have a motley-getting Talent, but no LOR, in honour of the Marquis of WreeteeTost, by . other Talent." Now these Gentlemen should con. desire of the Pfttect Rea LOT, his Royal Highness l cider, t h at mos t ot h er Talents are centred in this I preosed the health of Lee d WeLetsalom, RA . re' I one: for money is property—property is power— i quested that it might b. , a b u mper t, ast. A. the' and power creates respect; all of which can be oh- 1 gititiCS west , rattier large, a t WILLI %m Ca ter, Me''' ' taienri by any one who has the 'single Talent to ter of the )Lolls, :LI lot quite till his, watch induced . chose a fortunate Ticket, that may gaits R 314,000,1 t:e rni.ce to say, " No (ley -light firr Lord %Vero! now, or 160,000, on Tuesday morning next, as 1.01-o N." — qr WILIPAN, reeadY filling hi. glarisi AIL the Lottery will bo drawn out that day. •uni. he wished his Lurdsnip had had more day.ligit : There are mow upwards of three hundred men at a: N,t,anuiliert. : the Army .kaput, in the Isle of Wight, who have been Lord Gtunue Bsetxruers and General Seews at apprehended as deserters from different regiments in Ct:e been both re-elected Representatives for the hi s maj e sty's service. ',l:ley of Goutionderry. I The ingeninus - Frestehman who is to eakibit a new A most imoortatit cause has be 'a decided at the and infallible sehnnting, vest, very properly begins i ( ....-.nr.ister Assizes. it was an action brought by ' his esti) simple by shewing the spectators that he can:- I View.. Waoe and Doecurr against the hundred not keep his heal above touter without k I :.f •eiford, for the recovery of the amount of their i As some labourers were a few days ago cleaning •it .ostainee by the destruction of their weaving ou t a pit at Woo.Nrenves, near Dearser, Shropshire, ali'; at West Houghton, a short time ago, by a mobs on au estate belonging to Philip Jintice,• F. they 71,9 set it on fire, A verdict was given for the', fortunately discovered a coat of meit, exteedinf from: i ria .ilffs in the full amount of their damages, which ' th e nec k to . the girdle. which weighed 26th!. t is Ittl, 4 elf` upwards of 70001. I excellent preservation? the leather thongs which A- - - Ire ---- a very timely discovery has been made at Par- buckle it on, and - the gold gikiirreiti'V.. Imams, attester prison, where the prisoners had, with the being nearly as-fresh as @vol.—Avg ham wag fought most patient labour, excartted a passage from near' at lilnre Heath, in the year 14M), tint in the 38th the hospital to th e o utside o f th e p r i son , l ar g e e no ug h o f H enr y VI. nzat wea l 'the-coked nieces of tbeDuke for one person to pass through. The extent al It is of York asap t gmti•ef Salisbory,' end ibcoce of the eU )ards t and some notion might be formed of King commanded by Lord Amite?, who Wars beaten, their labour, from the circumstance, that, as thoy about four mites from this spot, ihe• coat might poi proceed In the work, every lap full of earth - tilt of sibly have been thrown away by met, the !midleve l the cavity was conveyed to the mouth .of it, in a of the r outed army; er,•if en encampment was MO, mreeade motion, to be cleared away. • Threconty Made in this place, as lath been al I, the disdo- Afected their escape before the - discovery was made. .very of tt is wally obVibutrand'' sal, though at The late election to the Headship of the new, the trait . dratallaa 01 In /tin 1410 the present' gowning College, Cambridge, has been de Jared vOidc , tilne• . " •ja the will of Sir 3. G. DuIi•SING, the founder, the The Itaft . Packe#, l ot - Tint 41W N Ark," Th e fit , Power of decting was vested in the Arehbishops of h irving Aom untcatten,w l 4l,3ls 6ll 4etkeleaneeloLlid, YORK and CANTERBURY, and the heads of Pane l the Cu ma heti; by & pre, Os *kw of mow. Ilail and St. John's Colleges, for the time belug v a Stindf:4: l It. la d'ated_cpemer, Aug. 28 t—" Tibia majority of noes are entitled to such nomination • ' morning. :boa :14ii t yrIfick, it hiAiwieft a picot of „ but, ho case uck majority be declared, the right 4 "wincifkotn the , a sloop was seen tog o down of nomination is to devolve on the Loan CuAsce4 l .4 ItetWr and Mundesler, about . In ' of ENtms:en. The Fate Candidates wito o rk. ilsawooo, who had one vote; M . r. CA*ll,-, I!AN, one; and Mr. Stbrjeant LEN 9, two bbt, be fore the day of election, Sir Haftwoon frans fer:nd his interest in favour of Mr. CHRIST/AS, Vitch putting him upon an equality with Serjeant i•Ev ., , the CtlAvcitcon was culled upon to nominate to the Headship : this, however, his Lordship is said to have declined doing, under the particular circum stances of the case, and has therefore directed that I new election should take place in the course of t` P.ext Term. -.veep inliugbitm . __ *no, mile tram the shol.e ; and , about twenty minutm l hor masts went away, leaving nothing to be seen ea cept soma small pieces, supposed to have been sashed from her. At Frimingharw-a boat came ashore about six o'clock, which, there is every melon to suppose, ,belongedthe Stern of. which is marked 4• outh Pactet, of /lull ;"' bat the first letter (which looked like. 4) appeared to be defaced— which would have made it " Louth Packet." On the inside it was marked " George Vampita." As iftne of the crew have been sate, or heard ef , there iw top mach reason to fear they have all suffered.* I r••••• 1.... • . w ..,~ _ s.. .... . I aikVatit AMER . TIP — Olt ifil.-POSSI, ~, - , .-- .. v-... . FRENGII4Iiiki IlkiL,9): _ . . e t . - , , .. .... i:, tribe ebsim o tra - steatefiettif'C' . 46 iftßewititirPeeittictfilifiVrtfilrfirlevitttiii4elf . . . In miter Malay eriatittyworand fhatibe worldi_autj /SOU ss .s 4 12:1 ei B ved BE4 11 . 1*d oeBo wi tfe ebeil y x ia, tiaap illiii.l"a pshir th e t 3t bit.c4 t apes frail the. Court . t ' l e , ece W rd lL the LlA re r . i th e •rventi4l Entpitisli.tstrtWetedt. .. spt l , i published by the authority of. Mut partti : 1 — - . ' 4 baring fated ;to wits !TbaL ott thellth Jute; Iso9, the follow- 1 - - • . ; . lag article was_ published In a London Newspaper, called ' the • Molleey, ;Juke of thii•steglfano• 13.tveas*PritiPentreensphl j , Carrier i—" The Manly tusengst the LOGAL MILITIA; &Porde* , •• .. ••' •• 'l3•atierest Dill, nfluria ... whietritroke out at Lly, was fortanalehouppressedein Wednos. j Masseua. Prince of Leslinz Ifictur, Peke of ;;flit lli •:... . Illk_ /by Om onlolll ILI fosioquadroosOf diet...ASIAN' LEGION 1 Augerea Du keS . Castilitmis• .0t dipsit„ltdre of gegglioa 1 visa( ALRY!from aura, under the Coon of general Anek: entrit, bade Latina& ' 'Martian% 1/ske of Rh o va , 'land. Five of the riugleaden were tried by.a Court -Idstrtial, Beene • • ,• ;, •• . -; Alitifinnald, • lAilte or ODA& and renktired to receive, 503 las/is s enek,•part of %kith puaisb- !krt/e. i rfro...),. ~,,,i. . • • .. ..; meat they received on Wedueiday, and a pact was remitted: 4 .y s Doke if Vii hiye . s,i• , Sachet, Dhli s e of: Albof. rat . ~ 4 wo o peavior their knapsacks was the grouall a( the cotuplaial . c ,, , ,.. —• • ••• .. Itne• Olossuev ts. tot tiae Cerand A'rery. in Poo that excited this inutiuiets;iirit. which occusisitied the await. .'• ''',."-,' , ,s• -..r • 111 . • sal-rotted their officers , had demand %bat thely deemed their ! ialld 4.jettrfluit.. who lips,lio. title,. is Grnverstor of arrears. The first division of the Getinsia Legion halted I ac:a• - • r • .1. • . ALL , ' .B o"fm r• bltu•Tn tuauchilacily is in constant persmitit yesterday at Newmarket on their -rebit-u to. Rory." —•-•11.64 -- __l on the Ise July, 1809, 1 published, it; the Political its- fa.44 44 04Ce ui!.9leSP,Ph I s ol lnP 3 rte i . Ma g Fen a ' is 1 " Y... gister, anarack. censuring, in the strongeot teens, these pros- r4 p w , Al l,. ig , snipe Ka j vi i ng . p la ce i ts fho• Soa• (h. or seeding!; that, for so doing, the Attorvey-tieneral proseeoted; , as seditioua libellers, and. by Ea.-Oslo luforraation, me, and (ri .la, rp .nr-o w ipar . it irsaid•tbst be is not. itt (Bogor • I. as•itT also my printer, my publisher, and one of th e pri ue i pa l re : a il ers I Astkreported i ju,cousequettee of his- failure hi:hitt of the Political Register; that I was bro ug ht t o tr i a l on th e 15 t h June, 1810, and a as, by a Special Jury, that is t o say. by It I Ca in 'P a4 g U j in , r if il til tg al. A li erelu i6WitiPllits .iorna men ont Of 4d appointed by the Master of th e Cr oon Dif tee . Army. noutt commands the French arms o f An-- found guilty; that, oil the 43th of the thine mouth, I was corn- ! daluslai opposed to the Bitish force ender atinaral petted to give bail for my appearance to receive judgment ; and : si r , iit .. H that, as I came tip froon - Botley (to whit, place I toad returned.l • • • Hill, and is understood to he the Coln-•- to my fam il y au4 my fano as the eveuing of the kith ), a Tip-, glandes in Chic( of - the French armies. in.: Spainr--.• staff went down from London in order to -rite me, personally ; ' M artier is with the. Grand Army.; so are theorist,: that, un the 9th of Jul), 1810, I, together wi b my primer, ; v•• s- .3 e.. .• .. publisher, and the ne !seam. were brought into th e +mat eft. 7 thstar, Stna vsuitsot ; 0111111101 it commando what. King's Bench to ro ceive judgment, text the 'three- former : was formerly, called by the French the A.rmy of P0?-• were sentenced to be imprisoned for some mosali le the , fi l i a l_ an mo d i i , w „ oppose d to .bp a t 11u one, m y Ki ng 's Bench pri son ; that I was a-twined to Iv, imprimis...do. I_7! - T for two years in Neil a ate, the great receptarJe fur males farther on his s way t F ce 'ed on-'a &tee o . ran 4 .-Carri a ' faetor,, and thy front of which is the scene of flUDlef(ln . ed auffering.,severe,ly _from..the Itss of- ac arm- in' hangings in the course of evt ry year; [loaf the part of the prison . t h e.- a_..._ _. se (amuse! ; Alaedottald.jlt. with , the in II hitt Inas seateaccd to be cootaiued i s sometimes iuhalii•ed bat tie °I by felons, that felon were actually in it at the time-I entered it ; Grand Army,. orjather he commando. a 'Separate' that one man was t..ken out of It to be transported in about 45 arrny e .p 7 operitting with 4t, and supposed to he inf.- h ou rs after I was pat into the sane yard with him ; nod that it is tended tikkesioge,Riga4. Snothet ,ie• j ira tile rieinav di the place of comanemeat for man guilty of unnatural crimes, of wheat there are Tour to It at this time; that, bo.ides th is I n s- ' Valencia and' Alic au t, a t the h ea d- o f aw army ;; p_rivonment, I was sentenced to pay a thousand pound. To THE Brune commanded some time slow ow the *hems of KIN(/ ' and to give security for my good behaviour for seven ' 1 Years, myself to the sum of i,OOOI. and two sureties iu th e sum of. 11 , e Baltic, and is generally understood to be eut J,OOOl. each ; that the whole o f t hi s sentence has been executed of favour Since the escape of Romans asst his army ;1 °Ph° me' that Ito have he" thltiseeed the ta tt Y ears ' have P ai d Bessieres is in the Government of the. 11! ) .4 lax Prot ' tbe thousand pos TO TII iv KING, t ae have given the bail, , Ti m o t hy Bro wn , an d P eter Walker, liseirs. being my sureties ; , 11111CCA. that the Att.-Gen. was Sir Vicary Gibbs, the Judge who sat at ; Besides these, who are tEe ',..l.ilitarty Marshars ?'• ' the trial Lord Elleaborough, the four Judges who sat a t p ass i ng santeuce Ellentiorougb, Grose, Le Blanc, and Bailey ; and that TherearefourSena ( orswhohave the title of Motoltal; the juror were, Thomas Rhodes, Hampstead - road ; auim Davis, they are (hose who bring down messages from- Bono.- tiontbampton-places James Ellis, Tottenham Court-road ; John • Richards, Bayswater; Thomas Marsham, Baker-street; Ito- parts to that body, via. the Duke of Valais! (gialietas beet ileathcote, High-street, Mary - le- Bone; John Niatid, matt), the Duke of Da itt ric • (Lefebv re),. Count Pe..., York-place, Mary. he. Bone : Geor ge B aster , thurehaer- rignon,. ilia Count Serra' ier. There is alto- (ne rve. Fatness; Thomas Taylor, Red Lion - square ; 14 'ld Deane, St. Johns-street; William Palmer, Upper-111;Z, . Grand Marshal of the Palace,. Dime, Duke of - Islington; Henry Fevre, Pall-mall; that the Prime Ministers, Friuli. Several others, who bad formerly the rank, during the time, w ere Spencer p ereesa i, lim a b e was shot by ' and title of Marshals, are net numbered anteing liens, John Bellingham, and after that, Robert B. Jeakinson, Earl . of Liverpool ; that the prosecution and sentence took place in now, having received other designations, •Stlett , all , the ream of King George the Third, and that, he having hecomel Murat, King of Na plus ;. Junot, Daft; of A hcantes .. Insane during my imprisonment, the 10301. WAS the Prince Regent, in his behalf; that, during my imprison- t - Rid I°l°4 sat , . now Colonef•Getret4a the Dragoons; Beruadolte,, • • - meat, I wrote aud published 36S Essays and Letters upon politi- ! P r ince of runts COIVes DOW CrOWn Pr i llCO 0F.... _,• :•, cal subjects; th at, during the same time , I was visited by per- i Sweden ; Deviator, P r ince of Neufchatel awl We sons from 197 cities and towns, many of them as a sort of dept.. ! ties from Societies or Clubs; that, at the expiration of m y los- , ham, Vice-Constable Grand Banter, Chief of the * prisons:win, on the9th of July, 1811, a great dinner wa s g i ven ' 1 teneral Staff, &c. ,TAtas iron Deritlf , Gellerol of London for the purpose of receiving me, at a hich 'limier up- I Brigade, is Berthier'S Assistant arid Deputy Chin( a • i wards of six hundred persons were {present, and at which Ilk Francis Burdett presided; that dinners and otherpar ties were held on the same occasion in many other places in Ettglruld g that, on my way home, I was received at Alton, the Ant town in Ilamp-bire, with the ringing of the church bells ; that a respectable company met me and gave me a dinner at Winchester I that 1 was draw n from more than the distance of a 1 mile into Maley by the people; that, upon my arrival in the village, I 'found all the people amenobled to receive me; that I concluded the day by . explaining to them the cause of my impri , somnest, and by givin g . them clear notions respecting the flog ging of the Local Militia-men at Ely, and respecting the em ployment of G-man Troops; and. finally, which is more than a compensation for my losses and nil my sufferings, I am in ix r fret Matto and strength, ani, though 1 must, for the sake of six children, feel the dioutuu inn that has been made in my property (thiuking it right in me to decline the offer of a subs :ription), 1 hove the consolation to see growing up three sum, upon abase Means", I trust, ull these facts will be amgrav en. Batley, July '4, JOY. WM. COBBETT. -- r - NAV,IL Idrst,uc faux PORTSMOUTH, Srrr. 9. Arrived his Majesty's ship Dement, from a cruise. Sailed his Majesty's ship Grampus, for Cadiz ; Pylades sloop of war, for Gibraltar ; and the Laurestiaus frigate , ou oat ize. PLYMOUTH, Strr. 1. Sailed kb Majesty's ships Qoero and Fe dsouNd, on a crniae. . • F.ILMOUfN, Auo St. Sailed the Swiltsure packet, far New-York and fialifax. YARMOU SErr.S. Arrived this morning the Chanticleer from &mile. Pawl by the Starling pri-hrig, with part ofthe 111.1 tic con voy, which left Wingo Sound on the Vitt t It. in all nearly 30J sail, under convoy of the Snake. Wrangler, V i eon, and Starling. The Snake pirteJ company with choke fir Lci,h, awl l:.c Vixen with the lltill ships. PRESBYTERIAN' POLITVIESS.—After the death of his father, the Scots appointed Cii t IMES 11. King, upon the express condition of his good behaviour, rod t.-.kin ; , the covenant. The KIN 9, upon his ar rival in Scotland, wns advised to pay great attention to the Ministers (Clergy) who had much more power in the kingdom than himself. Paying a visit to a leading man among them, of the name of G u Tli it i e, who happened to be confined by indispnsi. .. . ti on, Mrs. G urn it II: rose to give his MAJ Nate a chail . • . ' .. " Sit down, good wife, (said Mr. Cl:Tenter the Coawrtn's 1 NQUEST.—A Inquisition was taken KING is a young mutt, and can take a chair for him- 'retort's'', ia,. St.. James's-street, 'before A. Grr.t., self." It may not be improper to mill, 'that this t Paq,,roapiter fot.Weilmitister, on the body of W,n. Goiania, who s.wms to have had no very high ideiii'llrxant,,,,w,ho was. supposed to have been kitled by a of the kingly dignity, was hatigod upon no verycleal", blow.imri,leia:al•froui the waiter at the Coach amid evidence of his guilt, •after the Restoration. • • . . .tifgras.choa r lsOose, Dover-street, on VI iday last. — An outrage of a very daring and inhuman kind !J. shirgoltli.tfile waiter, nas taken bar) custody on ea; conimitted near Roston, on Monday last.—About . lionday c aad r examined at flow-street. It appeared half past eight o'clock, Francis Reed, a setjeant of by the testimony ; of three witnesses, that the dam. of time 59th regiment•of foot, Ives stopped within a : ceased, who was a, helper to the Cage-coaches, was quarter of a mile of Bargate-bridge, on the Spilsby : dozing With his.head on one of the tap-room bibles, road, by two fellows in slop frocks, appearing from and in the way of .the waiter, who wad cleaaing the their dialect to be Irishmen, one of whom presented ; windows on Friday morning ; Shergoid desired him a pistol to his breast and threatened him with instati. Igo move, and he .refused,..with abusive, irritating tatteosts death if he did not give up all his property. I ilingusge. Jligh.woedi ensued, and the waiter said The 'filament without resistance immediately deli: , - be would kick ,hippit it were not for thulew,; when tiered to them ell the money he had cheat Mme fl - 1 the other replied, that he was ,a _hi/Her man than misting of a li. note of the Spilsby and Qostenl ever the waiter waitoted lie would tako minty. The bank and seventeen shillings in silver; bitt the , deceased pet himeelf. i iike posies , attitude , and re , wretches, as inhuman in their disposition as lawlessireiied: l two blowg ar i katskiil the Aft ,of menacing, in their purpose, not contented witlidespoilinglthe f Which elided alie,gffair. ...The *eased ' bed a black poor fellow who wasin their power of hie trett-ea rrilltf i *eye, whih ye as ' hat Witit, Wank, and. lie went 'pay, isenstimmated the hetwalliness of their. oeuvre 1 *bolt his nosiness . . 1 , 'tad Sunday, and died b mast barbarously enttiag asunder, • With seine !on lidendaY:. 'illte,r opes..represeneed as is,very starpillstransent, the leading-44,40n (theAchilleilbf I civil - , peaccaltie dispesed. i toen, . who had Heed many the serjeant's heel ! thereby dePriving"the Country . ')meaas in his tierfigea yaktha deceased union oppo ef his services and him of the' power of sopportivta Faits man, much atitioitedi.to drink, , Two medical Wife and large family. Thnfellowt then immettlateY l inedwere of eptition.that',4e4so wesoccasioned by am escape& ever a gate. neat the road, and have at' pre: I inflammation, op the brain s , whic.h. might have been, .sent eieded the pursuit of jtistice—but we hops sin- i . occasioned kat the ; blows, or by drinking. The cerelr that they will.abortly red'''e their eieefted9alows might have been the existing cause of the reward. One of th em , , we have learned from thb ( ' symptoms preceding death, but were not su ffi cient to • serjease (who, from the circumstances of the case, ii - hard injured a sound msg. The appearances , were enable to give* eery accurate description of theirs nit unlike a case where death las oc:asioned with. persons) was in a short slop frock, or had it tied up, f 'coat accident. The Coroner observed, that if the ; sad appeared to be about five feet six inches high-=I hiovis had occasioned death, it would amount to jus- !. the other, a taller man, with a l ong f r ock. The tillable homicide, from the nature of thfraggression , 1- serjeaet is now tinder surgical care at the Queen's but here it was probable death had :been occasioural Head Intl, over Bargate.bridge : he was en his route in another manner. • There was no evidence of ma- ' from Alfcrd to join his regiment at Chieheiter.— lice.--Verilict;'Died'ky the Visitation of God. (Boston Gazette.) The following circumstance occurred a few days A field of barley was cut dbwn In the neighbour-1 since at. Pippey, near Lyfne :—'lhei children of. the . . hood of Nairn in the beginning of last week, and family had placed a cage of young goldfinches near as barley harvest commenced on Thuraday, in one of open window in their nursery. This excited the cu the most remote parts of ftossashirw, on the banks of pldity of a sparrow -hawk, who pounced with such Loch Achilty, in the parish of Conlin, where the' violence on his "iiiteuded prey, that not reckoning . - crops are eauellent, es are all tho Temps throughout upon the resistance of the wires, lie fell on the floor, . the north. The - fields in every direction have le- and was made prisoner by a female servant, who was quiredocAstsainst bite, and the weather being' ex. I sitting at w Ork immediately under the arge. ttemelrfaeourabie, there heresy reason' to'hope that - A discovery( has, been made by no means favourable the harvest will soon begrime general: ' • ' to the encouragement, of the breed of Merino sheep - Laatkweek a feeds publican geolused for Wining' iarahis kingdom : this, species of stock it is, that is ip• ad ad kimoldiers it to hie bouesatesiinlght. - . particularly subject to the foot-rot in wet seasons. The Twectt pa.,;eit this morning., with the outward hotted R.J. tic cnnvor. Sidled the Illerratie-te Jae Admiral Young, aid the Itedbreact fur aeligelae4; • __ _ _ _ _ • DEAL, Sart% 2. Sailed his Majesty's ships Theseus and Nieuwe, art a cruise off the Scheldt i ar..l the Gantlet Nap of war, for Sba4truu_. 1 : .• • ", a (1 1 ' , I (I I I 1 _ • , 1 ' • ~~i. 4 , 1 .. 1 1 11 1 t'l •il I ,1 • s • trr