The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-08-23 00:00:00

~~ ~~ V vow Fisl the " 7 ":"'7 .- IRELAND. Dusty, Auo. 18.—The Lord Lieutenant, ac. impanied by Captain Parkhurst and Captain N her, left lawn this morning, on a tour through province of Connaught. His Excellency in tends sleeping this night at Lord De Blagniere's, Finneran, near Mullingar, where he will make two days' delay ; he is not expected to return in less than five weeks. The Ditches.; of Gordon was accompanied by her niece, Miss Maxwell, and Sir . Charles Saxton, on her departure for England. It was half past ten o'clock on Thursday night when they embarked with Captain Fellowcs, for Holy head. The Earl and Countess of Meath, Lord Frankfort, Sir William Ouslev, Sir Charles Salta!), Captain Norco, t, and .ev,ral other persons of dis tinction, dined with the Lord Lientenant and Du chess of Gordon on Thursday last, and remained to see her Grace take her departure frees this country. KILKENNY, AUG. 16.—We arc becoming as muck disturbed in this, I am sorry to inform you, as hr the neighbouring county of Tipperary. The Earl of Besburough's extensive estates being chiefly out of lease, have been advertised to be . reset, with an annexed declaration, that none need apply in the first instance but the old tenants, to whom a decid ed preference would be given. Mr. %Walsh,' his Lordship's agent, attended at the time fixed for set ting the lands, and proposed the moderate advance of rent which his Lordship expected, but which was refused by them all with great insolence ; and on their return, placards were distributed through all the Barony, denouncing all those with the punish: rent of deat h who should dare to take a single firm of his Lordship over their heads.' Lord Bests!". r i elh's agent has spiritedly published the utter of a reward of five hundred guineas to any informer, on whose evidence any person shall be convicted of writing or publishing one or more of these sangui nary placards. The Margolis of Waterford embarked at Maori' Haven, a few days since, fur Ireland, its order to be present st Tramore Races, of which his Lord. ship is one of the Stewards. The nest trial, shortly expected to come en, re. spec Ow , the validity of Lady Annesley's marriage, m which the possession of a vast estate in • Ireland Open I', excites considerable iotero,t at tia; il i a in Oa Monday se'itni4ht, Baty Amplett, &soviet ed at Glonc,liter Assizes on the precediog Friday, fur the wilful murder of her bastard child, *area. ecoted in frqnf of the County Gaol, agreeably to her switcpc.epand her body delivered for dissection.- She conducted herself with great penitence and de . we'll, acknowledging the enormity ut ber crime, and the justice of her sentence. Thii.truly-unfortu n pate youisg.creature, who was not more then 1 21 cars of age, was a native of the pariah ollireedun's igton, Wordestershire. Being herself the -illegiti mate offspring of parents by whom •ote. was aban doned in her infancy, she as dependini' upion the . bounty of some poor - r'elations:; and, during the . short interval of pace, ,in 130e, , weat te Franctowlth ; an uncle, a shoemaker, who intended.,tontge there.] Upon the detention of the Fingliall.in , Fratice, they, were sent, with many others, to .the ileidt at' Vertlun, Here she was seduced, and co.habitcd with anEng lish poisoner, by whom she 'had sacral children,. who attditNl. . Female prisoners being permitted to leave Prance, she returned. to. England in 'June • last year, . and sought an asylum with an .aunt, who ravides near Gloucester ; but when her . preg_ n tool was discovered, she removed to Dreeslon's Nor4ou. • The reception she met.with- there, was such, that she *left the place scion* after her delivery and became a wandering outcast; without the means vsf subsistence for herself or her 'helpless infant ; -and, under these circumstances, .committed the aw. fel crime, for which her life became forfeited lo the lass of • her country. tt was' the subject Of her constant regret, .during the short interval between her condemnation and execativon, that the doitics of religion had 'serer been incifleated upon her.mind, and the was hardly even aware of the existence of G on l!: • • • • A fire broke Ault yesterday in thecooperage of, r. James BroWn,•;;;ardener's-lane, Southwark,, but by •means of the speedy arrival of the engines,l and aiolentiful supply of water, it was ,got under; withoost duiug anylerther mischief than destroyingi the workshop in which it broke out. • A Gentleman -driving a, spirited horse in a light. gi& *Wog Illeekonan-stret,..q in: the Borough ; ytn terday, was threissn'oirt in consequence of coming in contact withetrond.wheeltil waggon ? • and his arm broken, and was otherwiteinuelt bruised. Last week - Chian employed in repairini the in.. tcrual part of a large dailt.w, * heel., near ; 'Kenai. moor, white his body was incased in one of the dom. pimento, a lad, either frouvinischief or 'accident, let off the water, let the.whetlin.motion, and run away, leaving the ptior man'a Vtarcate to be buffeted about almost to suffcication. After suffering all the horrors cf this reverutionary:situation fur .near;y ten mihutes, the wheel Was fOrtonately stopped, and the Miserable half-drowned rictim taken out at nearly his last gats,' p. • . . Tties.day morning, as some bales of cotton were eraning,up into a WArullouSe at the London Docks, the slings broke sad iu consequenceof tbehales ing on two of the labourers, one was killed. on the spot, an4iirsipther so . shockingly crushed as to be taken to the hospital with little hopes of recovery. • Tuesday afternoon .an inquest was held at the Hop-poles, pnblic.hous.e, Edgeware-road, uo body of Mr. Sitwell, a master-twicklayer, who *Ai. on Monday morning last preeipitattel.from of a house, near. the above place, through :dial scaffolding giving ;ray. Ills head. game .with sti violence against, t he pavement, that his skull shattered $0 pieces, antl.i.e instantly :expire4,, , ,Afailif islet--•..1e irk kffah . t • . t A seprieveeas •been received. at Oxford for.f Rennet, who received sentence of deatliut.thd . - • - -- pa . itsa ~-. . . , --. -.--.. • i • , ..-xiii: . -. . , I.xtract of a letter from'att Officer . ettacited to the Ealltit6sy of Persia:— , . • ..- Tehran, lilay 4% IBM cc ln my.leiti mentioned that we,had eiitnintmced our journey towards the capital by easy stages.-- We arrived at Sheraz on the 80th Pecctober, and on the toad the highest honours were. pant to the lkepresentative of our Gracious Sovereign. Goren. non of provinces came out to meet and welcome use dismounting from their horses, as a mark of respect, on antr'neer . .approech. . We paid two:visits to-the Prince or Siena z, and had barely Wife * to vie* thc. tombs ()Itim poets SADoe and IlArizi which are in good preservation. The country'Beats in the environs of Shesayare not. fine houses, with extensive pleastireltreutiols, but small garden;, with Sumnier.houses, some of Whinh,• and especially' those of the Eoropeaus, diy very pretty. Mr. Moatza took. sketchers of Lao *hobs, which you Will therefore prOhably see. A . kilter from the seat of Governotent in Ihdia noitiffli n fit• a stop to oaf hitherto successful entergrize.'"fiSi r II Aaron!) taking 'all respoosibinty 'On' hisiiolffXd nut eum'illy wittutho'itisheaut , the;gBPfrittnerte n ebe his return le ltittlai•hilt.-vitt• thwiithlatteary. reetota... , talented his jisittney. - •• •-• •" •r - - 66 Oi litetnint of the report of Gen. M.itieotas: coming up the Gulith, the Persians, susoicitins of Our deviates, wished to detain us at lipaltati to see the avent;• for mural flays we werCogitated be tween' hopeinittleati Sir li.Aurtnonete . d-this JUR. ealty as 'well as" the• rennet, and '.:ow n the:7th we ,gain moved, and arrived at 'Tehran tori the 1 . 11 h. ; the distance we computed '6'4 ilititrt:t3.o miles ; this, for 'Eastern' travelling, ithere„ 'iota have no p•Jst.chaises ur mail.coachei at • command, •is ead trendy fast. The former .. embassies „took.. five mon ths to co over the same ground. which we per.' formed io less 'than two. We .slitstild have arrived a day' sooner;, and it was so arranged, ontief cent., plimeut to the English Mission ,. that Gtneral4Ait oaNss,, With the whole of his train,. 'who he& been. detalued fur that purpose, were tehave gone out of one gate of the city in •disgrace, -while , W . e °tinted . In A riamph at the. other;. but travelling •itt• * must boititer n ous .and•aark. uiglit, our partt, • bi some ateident, separated ittid leat ,the *reed; ' ."•• , 44 , On the 17th, contrary to the.Periie4 customs, as their - Mohorr4T, or Mounting, had ceistie• we paid' our Oat vialt*to his Majesty; Sitll..Antolin. . bearing, the li.ingis letter on ngold,plate, and Mi: Motticu, the presents, to the-Outside ,of out - birlai l where I was ready `with the troop to salitell Sit.o.• theo mounted. ..Otr.atrivio*:at the Palate; . bit !I._ again bore the 14(0, Joni .ilil r: pl otit,Eft the ph:seitti; The Persian lofintry, .(B'''led .h:• thu.French, were draw.n up to receive. us ; they. appeared: a !le 'vellS imperfect in their' eke.gitia. li,.T he',Kio4"ifit Beebtiet• of the moo ;ming, ,did.tot i .niceit 1 ) 4 41 1 ...tti0 Pnil‘t? halt of audience ; •wk i petted.elete .lg. it; It watin.; so grand as the oldspalare I befortilpentlsosed ! • b'„, by s n tisit ABBAS.; in tiso,ptiviitx tiourt.):geoet man)! Perbiatt .Khans ta)! Nobitrtigilit'w-q° . . 061 4109: 111 -9 10 4 .wall.; A e ;hatle severAl.cubt,isAtices b3fOre. We. eorClreif the apartments, and.lonli ii..tt .our slippers . ..aka.... distance from. the flonrio•Altip was Prithillfil .b,3 1 4 .they fe.0!14.1 w . o,tiljp,4)tehire like. the Pico -0(4.'1,0p; IneVer. took off their bouts it' atty. houses of.tile 'fife. ,sinus, which offended them•vely much. the .1001 i oe , o,ft r' eotry, Welchated ., l44,; w hen Sir ..11..Itnr4ite, i • delivered iheletteri n Bud Mr. MontEtt'Aliti .0% 14 .04 ; to..the . Prime; *Minister fit , •!lw.t #.kng.), 6 . 411 . 1 40'. 111 P r k litopecit, *hich Jarisit *.t.i."4141t,:v otiCgreaa*. 1 sistant in the *hula; of thnitlitarsactioun,.interppeted, H ~ .., . ~,, ~„,..„. . ~qtr . . then se,aLetl. IritniOttlkii _CO* Ittluiti , r.el • yar_: , from:the King.; ..41r. 111Ottgsta' . ott':ol .n s sigbti . hp stattiling, and JA"rtica Ali_ Katann on - Ids .144.; -.the. rest. of the . gentlemen •stut . 4opvinet A , watl . in the , rear of " the ai n eMajesty.was very *Mi.: tli . ble,and hoped - his •br.othar,'. e.lisitg• of Itlngfand, .W35.1n good heeltlii.lie aiffedif Vie aid or . the yotimi was reigning, Sir hi 4 eitawere4,the • old. • Thnicibg { tl)en addraed the Prime.iMistritcr,,Bleass.t•Stter, rne..; and sfterwards made towel inquirin respect. I big England, atidAki• 11.1'hysiltb.. -tfteeau.audienee . • j, of .a quarter of sto : hour took nur !eaves.... The. king ,It as . in a dark 9rroer s Of, Ilpi.ioiktp t :SIG that wp . i could . not observe distinct!". his person, or dresi.• ; 'The' pictures* paiiited for, him. Bre,rery flottering.. 1.4 c ifar(icularficaoty . of hie persoit is a long beard which sweeps. the 'ground ,4ikpf his, . sous Were , ores tent, stantlin&oe kit x•ight . .heatli 1 • 1it,,,, , I grint L ieiir OT the Court - Was pitteltilifuOtakttOkikecO t *Ps.Ci - .. is.. the pres n eota,.giyeit, by tife• ei.fits 'off &tile:l4l ' :...iri. iiry . ..vit9l.4lti, •; . t101.141)0itt iiftiriet4ll. 'st tic:44)l:4re. tl,toutand, potipta4",fiteCof ',litter 'writer . Sails than itiy,tliereiiiim Mottereliv 'tide" - .Holiad It lettnedlataly eat, antl wore It ''. •.411 ) 1, (J au nt . , ite ;C7 fy . f Tettrt ti,l4, :41 1 A t . ,.. iit c p " 4 l ..fiii. 44: ' hate:see; in F ern s ;'_t erOjitirgir4y• trnejst.Wheee, • yob can ride two a-breast, and - Veq'cittq, ,„ • . ""Chave been infitriffed o Abet In kWa .interview„ the Persian Monarch expressed hitusel.f in .terins'nf I grera't'itidignation against the insatiable .ambitioo of, I the Preach Emperor, and the atfinitien he• had .. re. . "•1 cently committed. .. , "Since our arrival the fetoiary . fOr.eiski - non, which, ~the Ftench established licre',has beet, ,pitt wider the direction of an 'Etiglislaligeser. No foreigners are 4 4Itt:Wdd Its : tali ociluaticO t ior .to manufacture wat., , Ant . 47.0• 00 'viillicnii.:4l*.iffrA a k i f?.. 9 • 4i*,..04.1L'• . ,• • C 4 ~ ;- • • 4 ' ' ' ''..„ .' Sir 11,1thi414 — ..w1 11 : re c in' iht in .Itersii much liinger . than he bias any idc of. himself Waite the Pifisians:havosuch powerrol etientitias• the lerench ,and •Rossitosi, their_abilit- to nil Wpm an d, remain in peace iiith.os, 'inclination to de ; siti;„'tte carious ii'4,4lti whiliati the•Govcittnielot •vr - 111 . 11; a potion - so Otipebin.Of ' 1 bolds at Snitsitif*.4irtiied ledge oftbb Clififiefts Inv couptry; and has so Cote, the Itiofinil Ministers,' ..'ilfildnoe their side t- • • - none-; he:Welds tn . rift* aketkoljgrfpote befnre , ke.leivic*Otke Capital. 1 40 tint know *what thrg *ll,l do . against the Ruisiane.ikis yur.k, ! s o, g they . pursue, the Method of - watifire which lie U. lult,re. commended, , they cannot be beittia. - Ose. Perstans'regular pay, and a !cadet in tbpy have.confidence, they would retake it lee swidier* as any in the world ; they are naturally brave m 4. and only require go od treatment, and a little disci , pline, to make them cziellent troops. The Katie marches in 20 days." , . . • Pie preparations for commencing the foundation Of Vauthall-bridge are compleated. The piles are pointed; and barges moored across the riser. . The ..ayentiO to the bridge on the Surry side will adjoin the east side of Cumberland-gardens ; that on the 'hliddlesex side will run in a direct Jinktp Groste. nor-place. • . A few days xince, the servant of a farmer, resi. dent near Sunderland, wishing to be exempt from serving in. the militia, attempted-to - cut off the fore . finger-of his left hand with a hay.tniftt;• but which, after= aeverat attempts, he could not accomplish. ',lleriltangl4.ltit finger ie • .most dreadful•mannery iisistilias,;elsiesatelystbliged to •apply to•rt surgeon, Whoa aflar Petting off the finger, , ,had much diffi l • i evilly litlehlifilt Ifica •arni; On itillimmatinn- having , taken . plaCtra .ItoWever, •the.:spati: t now.:ln a fair. *trot recerity.• • '! • .3:uesday. moping,. ,as a sailor was .going along Bedford-square, where he had • received a draft or 301. payable at ' llissrs, Dow aod Oo.•?a, bankers, BartholonicW:tane, 'find' was reading: it, a villain came behind him, snatched it out of his hand, ran off, and • •reeeiveil the amount befOre7the 'oufortu. nate sailor could, get to the banking-haese. • A mehrneholy - occurrence happened, on Friday; night to hlr. Hitchcock, of the North •Mill, in .Leitester,.-who, with' * party of young men, went out in a boat on a fishingercuraion, so late in the evening as nine o'clock; being somewhat merry, when in deep • water Mr t ilitchcock began to rock 'the boat,-to intiniidatelatranger who was one of the party, and at last upset it, when Mr. Hitchcock kll . a •martyettt hiatedfstretion, and was droWned ; •the others cite* viittigreat . difficulty. The.hody •attlfr.;llitelteuck wait found by his dtig after • keireh .of two hours:: . .. *- - •A dreadful•ltail-storm fell, on Wednesday last, hi the neighbOurhotalof Chelmsford, and did consi.' •derableditnego iMiOngit the ripe corn. One farmer in'the'neighhoirhood of Billericay had disposed of 'Ai ititricling •ereps a( a ailoation, but did not close, tWe bargain until Thursday, when ,he was obliged' .loi'allOW.l deduction 01 1001. from the original va. ' itrition,in consequence of the dailies°. occasioned 'lYY'tbeitorm withe preceding daY.• . 'Ovve gr - the . - Moit dreadful storms Which : ha; ac e .' enieled." .lit*fhtiman recollection, came ~en, at J! •Offrof on„.;*etTnesolay list, It was . seep..ap 7 i Ike: ifig RAI the.:ticirthpeast,, abqut half , pitat 14-0.. e 9,0644 . 4 nortu. in, the feria of a Iseirel Ait,_ , 4 . 0.44 7 .uf *Most:tremendous blackness, aeij.;i ai, - . 11 ly starchaticd.With.electric .matter. Soon aftar4 It'c:ame down injhe ...greatest.. flood of „rain we mite; .4,,,1141040(1.1. mill - With hail-stones, of astapialtiog. Hebb mlgttatitity t ,,itodaccompanied ; with , ; Ilse *fat . 11 44 1 -ba Ms .9t t/iti Mler.and..tlashes.otligitteing.4. 'lite storm laited:for„ alkhane and a .half, hut. from the appearance of the.cloods we should nut -suppose that it has .soread .10 nay groat exteot. We WIT* heard that one. man is the neighbourhood was heti lviiii.l,iglagings and tticfnhouses have sustained 'considerable damage; . but-there is great . reason to , .jo. rejoice` that. tlie,4o.ttliatioo •lia.o nut. bees much 'greater. 'the .distrissesi , autrerell• in the lower part 4 r, the from Ate. xoddett 'fkood, . pptieuhirly Jo( Whitechapel,,Paratkite,preetf k.c«:havo .been greater than almost eterrentemberetiv—,- * . 1 Oir Stftiday:Mornitig-ltiattynong.tuan, belonging roooo iiellio‘ps , 44 aostimiti on the. Paddington Ca- . nil, , in.• his .e.tertiorAta" - to .open ono of the swing '" lildges sua:to admit the beat to pass on its , way to Uxeridgc; was, by the rapid approaCh of the .• vessel, • knocked , in to; - •the Canal, -awl underneath, fhp . host, which passed over him. The utmost ant .l lity_ on the part of the paseengiets • wits - ente rtained Inr7thpist4fety df. titer:mug 'matt,' particularly is het dill,' , 0t appear on the surface . af the water after the', p - assttr ofrthlivessel. . Mr. Thompson, a surgeoat' ; lesiOnnent-tssaker, in 'Greet *Windmill:street, 'a itli t tA expert swimmer, being on, board', jit nine& on: *ltaie, - thriteoff• his coat, ttoirtkved into thetlairt '".7l` life t aWiii .where the Man. was borate , clawn ' Anil 'tifterfbein; some seconds under water, brOuglit the. 'Man: titii-istur;ofoi Shiite; appatently lifeless.' The process prescribed by thellttmane Society was,' Anwpt(o, .iiihedieleft hid. teeottise - .to, end after' si:ei4 time atiiihatials si.as fortnantati tosteretl, and thetoungStan'ii'likey:taCtici . ivai:''' , i ',' .. ' .• i'llik3l,O . nwriai., kit/mil-47.re* days Mite,' a I#4li.ako. 'WOO& 01 . ' jstWiter from te W port, 0 7 in .111ottmouthshirei te r tilit4l;ealieiiebeeti'l, i 'ex . !. jra:ordinary 'instance "lirovidentlal preservation from' the jawiuf r death.... r.hi vessel haying left the. sliP aluil•mislit (Ml:before she arrived, ,I:biiat man . 0f...., fared to put her. on' buird.,:but to get WO his boat sist , :liis . compelled' tb.destend in 'the , inin's itms savant feetJbelow the slip; _while io this situ'aticid, the beet. unfortunately.veeedest, and both were pre cipiteted into the iide't the .boatman saved himself • ~ .• • ' •• ,by siiiitiming;- - thirlady; on - rising to the surface, recollected reading iti:a newspaper a caution to per.. , stole who .eapnot.swim-against Struggling in the ics.„ , ter, and remaining quite palsire, never wiring Iniilt or foitt, , Was earfieditown the streanti but . the, boat;.min gang to her assistance with all possible *expe dition, she wes.talten up, and tiachmitho shore II safety. . ,-'• - •. • ' 'O, few dhis 449 - a mad dug ran through Roberts % bridge, in Sasses, its a manner which pit( the whole!' .iiiago in terror; he bit one dog there; , nod' was . .pursued. a . number of people with biedgeori,.,- gtilai l ..s4l other Weapon - a, towarttaloiviiiiht, a tit. , 'ltto divatio e from • the town, ;whereitelwas ittackea • tbra greAknuesher e* 'rho men•at work *ilk pitch:: forks, bylihern ter wpileiiled in a river jail' ibuite' OR 441 0 147 , .10::Sell' a .. very large Newfonntliand. '" -- --'- - - 14 ••iliNtr Godfrey Webiter Pltit tiled' • "74 4 , 4 - • .... 1...-... i..- .. 4 P0 1 4101{2 b .. *•.‘. •. " .' * " i* ' , ; .00.1.11610. - • , , . „. • QUI E. MULL/ AP. ! ., XtkpAa elderly m om ~, h. v 'ache appearance , nutocik icr,. was ettArgt r im, William Pideti bed n ) the • wa iter al Peele's.cifk. e . ~ house, with `purloittitag it- - ,illlver spoon,: which u kg - 'given to him in a bailee:4'ol4 for slack h e h a d : c . celled. ' • ' ' • ..- P .. • ' ' . The infokuoato oulktUdllsot 4.61-466 fact, hat said he was driven toit-by distress.. . Tag he had 'been for many yeari at Officer in hisll.4epty , s eter . once ;.but was by vitrioniintsfiiituis'es reduce,) to the greatest state of misery. -He Was remanded fur fare they examination. . . - Mary Smith was charged with robbing a Barg e , man, from Maidstontsof his. watch, in - Gotta-Im q Cheapside, on Tuesday night, This Prisoner isoai of .the' heary cyprian craft, who has plied in that quarter for *slimy years ;• is a womait of aboio'4o. 4 end of , great personal mugliituile: . - ~ • The Prosecutor, to use his owu phrase, t 4 .4 . 01 4 ;,;', with her," while a young man, his companion, taek .... another of the sisterhood " ire tow." They y et i ro i into Gutter.lane for the purpose of negnciati on and Mrs. Smith ..destetously made free with-14. watch, and handed it to the oilier iiyuiph-tii std" up *id regulate ; but she set o . lf aSitlyis,:ltinkitit ' ~a little too loftily*: sho:Proce,tor toOr t estalaiiik r ., : •.. —4le, 'however, 4,called .a ChrOMMI4Cr i Telipity 4erosed a Watchman, who . was s erylii the hoar aad gasehirs.Smitit into his ett'srildt. ., The Prisoner vt..s eonittsitiwi for'trioL She very complaisantly rogues:tea' thetiltellilitt . • to Send her to 'Newgate ;,..but. Ore worthy' Nigh. , ' trate thought the Poultry Compter a. apiali.lit e r coop for so plump . an inmate, and committed berm cordingly. - , , . . ~ UNron-Haw...--A 'young Mall; 414tilit 20 . yei gs of age, was charged with an assiolt, with anjurtio to commit a rape ou the body ; of , an . humming child between 11 and : 12 . years 411(4 :lia. ' , au Tie 4 minded for another examinatipq t , „ , . .I 1 On 'Monday ie'nnight, 'between nipsi and tep o'clock in the morningi as-a forelgn'osibtelnassieer. lag fur Leith barbeuri and overt* the (*icon (4111 t 1 two pilots on board), a shot siaskcised fetno, rbeitt; which the;Pilots imagined boloptod 44414 Gfatodapd 1 •whaler, and did not bring to. in a:few, , ..Osiitatea afterwards a second • shot' was fired 'frock fhe mos. hqat, which -entered the right hrotati4ril(oN4 , lP and• of which wound he dies! in post, t 3 dttkaik ~! The boat belonged to the Gallinott, gan.lwis, kit . ' • Was ht that time rowingiguttrd. _.,ll,l4lXtraliat was fired.)! 'Rent Lloyd, ..inidsh;pasaii,. bek,itiglif;( la l ' the abovii . vessel, - who was iiftgrivvils 'hewed i4•' `Edinburgh and lodged in.ilte Tollbooth. yh e iii, ferer has (eft a widoW;tinrribven yiong: *chitilion. ‘ I 4r..wst.s. Cuonau..;ariii:likiNtaci . plit ) Ole . Church has been isi 01.040 ' itthsyi'' will at iei , tgt,..- ,140:1 1 .arish,de4ertOsed. of?!ii,opm4vt - . if; fi)p.. )iiiiteot to ;e-ini41,41:4 1 , - ftittoitagitt -- itif , a.4 W o4 : t g: 'swim, ,haa frequently , waititgP tlie . 4orfialihoiers - .ut ' .the imminent danger .the iiieutlelitattll s ll'ot, 0 10 4 • apposed by a certai, pear iwaita 040 4 Oiz i e...ilit. has been neglected. 'rise. so, .. , ..q, , ~ ,•J pointed to.preparu tax! negoisutridiktoirtw 4 cow Act, it seerns,, was initittiafii:r . ter, another Solicitor was rip * Poillirsalld • ~L,.', .. , ' 1 he bad , begitn.. The ißilriras 4Catt sia: . , ‘ : . . the House of •Cilinenons 4 frivt retinas* - • but in consequence of the tOet* fig 't. $i should be continued the filialclifir; lifirtk.httiAllil .tiotleft of the Ses~ lon. tb read tea 'third fifdf•77,!l#ll) (60 delay may ho attribtered - the treatiftil .` . ..., . i -which had likely to brrveliapptiietticiOninl s r.: 1-iooti ; for when die Wiltiter hid gat'aboit,. .• throne his sert.nott,. a ti‘etnientiotis erti'sis *i from aloft; as if the - whole : icicif'ind.`fillei .. ' -eonsiiit in upon the perfiiisi.'. Ai; 'Mt . * s.ald the .6hurah in .44togrezfe,stottifitt044 . :„ , . it ..,,.....,,,tnlterthe alarm, -that awl oi•ivaiokr, . ''s ~., g ui hail fallen in ; hoorcees, it ' is to hula! ,'-' 1 SC4M d ?or:slang will iodate , the Church : Jig ( stitit up the °horst% • till-the new Aillx - Pailti'fir, 1 re.boilding it. . . ! ,. .4 .4_. A cause of eonsiderablethittrest is so M ! came 'on to he tried at the'. WI . lall ari.w . i . ; ., AiisiZeS. f t was an .action!briptglit 4 4•-• ,, 'r Ll.t m TitiSir.EtT, a- Serirensr : efIitIVIRA4 I against Sir W114.1)1144 ) 044 itai l t. i?'Sfolj:,.l' jesty's Justices of the- .piito 'tar the , 7; Devon, for false itbstrtitunuietit.: The. colltl, of the 'parish of. Ctify too '. stall 011 0 41 °,1 1.; f il l, in this case.—lt ...appealed lit. njuttuw .. :eviti • the Plaintiff was retestred - iii, iirlal4l.:.. Of for his good behisrionr ./or is:46lSikattetallillr„ f offered to the Magistrate, wobttn . .**lldtlilisilky at a meeting of ...the J %onkel lid am ,. . ...,0 1v Ciilftwl l unit that on his . 12 , 0t' ;," was ordered .into castady, i - tha 0,.. , , . „: 7,- . : compluined , of were Spoken - in .. .ad , $4 ' v. , .. and not in'4lte iiinnediatisfrehente'ar t , ~,- The Leuriltd Judge, iti tnlMOktffirtirjilfr. '% told the Jury-that the verdicllo! .. iilllb"l the Plaintiff,' but that Ant icris . ,„.!! stances of tiro case, he thought ,IZ yi not be Wilma Very heavy by theltlimds - of Mi. Tartaiti 4 r,.b4 „. I turned a -verdict, •WY the point di fisiv;,.. and Mott?! Shillingfi•Damagesl?*y:', , At AV eir 'iltittle_ : , wat?. N e j r il itot a 4 4- t A 41 T. Durkfrwettir, A. lippa loon. _ • •- , 1 .,. ‘ i ,On Tecitiavlibt; at sir Francis , Blitilmfilr the Lydy 4, Tjloolas ILLS Apip,: > tiii;ol -1 castle.; - Sussex. of a foureNt livr i , , ...,:..k,..i. 4- WI WM • 0 40 • ••••••••.••••••• ...-. .. - -.. ~. - , . _ niitilo - 4 1 stliatand Ltiens, and, ► so, nutwigracanfling tistir grew . itm4t necesaart be.very fie-. air!, rt.:maul this InansieF, i k #?tsEre4iAtiTit:litiy.in lindintg. ,1. fftiiattheipiq Sir 11., 40,, ._.-1, =:4l ..i't : I Te *II htl.er,r9c a kriew.:. usisnitni),4oo . lo44B ,!' !Is . k o l ioetti To •to !? g :i um#..,ir • i•s, (114- - o_,Ast,.. . :w ? , toiiii:r • . $. • . •-• :.-: ~..i.entk ifs :An -tinons..the. c.•~.~ `a t e 11.1 . A t G 'H tik,4; 464 "af%he ir. ar i tly .ig e .K , 4 .l lth i lt traler .°4-A;3)41: On tut4tlay last,, at Sto. 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