The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-08-06 00:00:00

. • < • ' , r __ _._ H S MAJESTY S rtstr TO SCOTLAND , CA RLE,NOW TILE CONE! BY WALTER • 1.. • BEING NSW WORDS TS AN AUL* It 1 4 16 G• The news has down from NKNO is INNsatiU Thr North for ones bu tuned dao Dauth ; • The ilea a Scotsman's die of dreadt,:_ 1 • Carlo, now this 5,1 a. OWN Clowns. Carte, now the Rhig's ovate • Carlo. now the Kinser noise MI • Thal shalt dues and I will elm., Carte, sow the Sioirolgatpt Auld England hold his lan" and fast; , _ And Ireland had a jojfa' east ; Hut Scotland's barn is norm at last— Carte, now the Illes'Atemnet • - Aoki Really, 111 her reirla grate ; •, ; „ , Thnisrbt • His been a way sway— . er Eat, Carle. *ow the Kink's ease ! • She's.stirEng free the Cattle 11111; • The Carlin's role. Is grown sae Yell hear her at the (lambs min: . a . Carle, mow the Klap'spoose I " Up. bairns !" abe ales, " lsalth grit met sues', A nt; busk ye for the weapon-shawl , - - • Stand by me, and we'll hang them ! Cole, saw the Kinee ems 11- - Pt •• Come from Newbattle'i (I) modeastaisies, . geoid Lothian, with year Kalghts end Squirm, , And match the mettle of your sires, Carle, nom the Klee. eome I - •• Veer% MOON base. my Montague (2) Afiea is year hood the yoleg Beeelesight— • • Cm minds, some that I may rya, Carle, now the King's come ! " Come, Heading...a, the kind end gay. You've greed my esusewsy molly a day; srpep the claim If you should star. Carl% new the kieg'sstome " Came, raster Dohs (g) and gamy down. • . Free polieletwalg (Oki' mesa groan ; . . it's had hots sleep pod* asmee— ' But, Carle, now the King's Kneel . ' ' &Coate. Athol,. from the hill end wood. Bring down your clansmen like a eloadt— • C 0.., Morten, skew the Douglas' blood.— . Carle, now the King . * mune ! . Come, Twieddale, tree as sword to sheath; s• tome. llopetoon. freed On beide of death Come, Clerk, sod give you bugle breath to :• Lade. tow the King's 11011110 i 141%; • "Coss, t'res's, who modest moritads ; . ( cane, Roseberry. free Dewey shades; ••• • L • greadalbane, betaryour bellatt ; • Carle, now the woes eine!- . • Come, b) said sad try*. • et • • Girt with the oweratbat Minden knew' • bs ) •We havesswer few seek lairds es , , „, Carte, now the Wog'dflome r ,„„. 'arroyo a mamesois ether,. , . ;les heart A tlllWand feiCaNtire.- 2 -%r°' ID •••'• in • 'all* lags, • day cream( Heel' 411)In -.. 4 1 • • -.! Carle, sow gm Rag* some I_l . " Saint Able roars oat, • h see himpisee • /felween Testifies and the Bess • ^ •a -v • Cat•a,(7), gamut your lieetles4l6llll;. • ' ' ' • $• : •' ' Casio. Mei agaght simmersse .Tts ferlise elopp•dt4.l l 44ooop - im emay 4 . Ere very fie* hatta'en a *sm. , $.4 4: But Omas beted her to a dram.—' ° ' • • ' • Voile, new gigithers C 0..! - •• • gado, MOW the Ninehmaimiti •••••s eed'. Coyle, now the Kineocemee! • • s . be foe, and ye 's he teem._ e/I"the King's tetifntdt s: tof the Ma C° a g o l ; ' "v Via. to the Dike a Bacaseight ." . • - ‘(g) II etWiltom. ' • • ,••• (4) Tise.Castle. • ;A) Weisellope of Nlddrie,a noble looking ad inns, meg a 1114 spiel-us 11t 4fl 'sachet Baron. • • • " (0) Mime Is to be a Isosigreen the topsf A rtherlifikit: . 17) The Castle-hill commaods the guest slew of the ,Frig; of Form_ and will he entered with list:welds, ,auximisly looking fur the !loyal squadron., ' 'PROGRAMME - •.. • Or Tin ROOD TO TOE CAITLS. , The following is given as a proiremnic of , OI • t. lenstej Royal Protasis! Air the Castle= it may, be ,ter, be subj. • - t to futare It is understood that one of the earliest objects'whicir may be expected to attract his friejesty's attention, h a visit to the Castle. This Is Ohs paid with all thrpomp and circumstance of royalty • anit'Ai it may be thought taut the arrangetasiats of this day Will, is their geeeral outline. serve as a made) for all the after proceedings of the same spligligliticelption, we' shall describe them tally. . 1 ' The Ring will proceed from his palace of Helyrood hoese hi se epee carriage, drawn st the slowest possible pare; the Scottish Regalia carried before him, those venerable symbols of long-cherished national indepen dence; and attended by a numerous and noble train, •consisiing of his great officers, and other personages, dis•ingnished for rank or officirl station. His Majesty mill pass up the Canoogate, High-street, anti Laws market, betwixt two lines of his suhjects, disposed, en tire certain arrangements and classifications, on each side of the street., leading to the Castle, and who are to remain firm on their post, in or.ler again to enjoy a sight of their Sovereign, as he returns from the Castle to the Abbey. These arrangements appear to be made nails admirable taste, and to be calculated to produce the mat splendid and impressive effect. From the Palace. up to the commencement of the High-street, the Canongate is to be lined by its own in habitues, and those of its ancient ally, Imith. Along th• High-street, as (re as the Lawn market, the incorpo. word crafts are to be drawn up on both sides, displaying, as in wiriest times, their banners, *ad disposed under their I Deacons ; the whole under the commando( ter Deacon Convener, with the hiss blanket, which is acid to have seen the Holy wars. At the Crow., a plat form is to he erected fur the whole body of the hlagis. Tracy, in their robes, headed by the Right Hon. the L.,rd Provost, and attended by their officers. Upon the balco .y of the Royal Exchange, opposite, another plat- , form is to be raised, which is to contain what way be regarded as the representative of Scottish beaety—)a , the persons of I hundreds of the finest women la Scotland ; these are to be admitted by tickets from the Lord Provost. Other galleries, fur the same purpose,' will be erected elsewhere. The clergy are to occupy an erection in front of St. (kiln's Church. The open space before the Coons!, Rooms, properly levelled for the occasion, is tat have a stage for the eocomiuoda. Con of the Judges of,the (oar High Courts of Session. Justiciary, Eachecieri, and Jury, attended br. the meirshers of the Faculty of Advocates, sad other 'legal bodies. From the - Lawn market as Melt as the Castle hill, the street Is to be lined, on one side, hy gentlemen of the neighboaring counties, with their-Lord Lieute-j name nod Deputy Lieutenants; and, on the other, by thel Professors of the College, the Hector and Haters ,o( the High School, and other Academies of the city; —tbej buys wearing silk sashes and Scottish bonnets; as wall es by the other classes of inhabitaas,, ringed' ander' their legal or conventional leallers.—The Castle-hill I. to be guarded by a large body of Highlanders ii eom- 1 piste asthma' costume, theough whom tbe royal pro 4444000 is to pass Into the Castle. It is wed/Tetrad that his Majesty will return to the Abbey in the 3.11110 order.: —(Ediaborgh Stir.) " _ A mg a .,, , t. • POLITIC. . , Maretommores.—Yesterday, Mr. Zama ttarrle. bill•broker, appeared at the Justise-room, his assignee aid solicitor barieg give, their undertaking. on Sa turday last, that be would be forthcoming to answer charge preferred against him by Mr. Plushy'. of Cannenstreet-road, timber merchant, far bevies pledged with a backing hoar a bill of exchaer. drawn by W. Plunkett arta and accepted by Thomas Marsh, for the payment of 30/., and another bill of ex thaw draw s by W. Plunkett, epos and accepted by J... 46 ynolds, for the payment of 671. 45.. which were de posited with Merited Harris for a special purpose, as the broker and erns of W. Pinukett. The facts stated fot the prosecution were brirty these:-Sir. Plunkett i bavinc at the 15tb ef April ee eaelos for cash, applied to his friend Ur. Marsh. and blamed him the bills alluded hs. which MT. 16 rsh ad- Heed him to tender to Mr. Harris, who ma in , the bybit of diseoantieg biller Mr. Plaskett pit the bilis- Ilato the hands of Mr. Marsh, fir the repeat of get. l ing cash for them from Mr. Harris, who said he could , cot ilscoast them, but offered to' cub Pluakett'i lieeeptasce, drawn by Mr. Marsh bailie whole amount, if the two bills of enehimels WerldeAlliveliMayalaa sari ty for the payment. This arrangeeneet was agreed to. and Mr. Harris raked - the proposed' bill for 971. 14e. This bill became due ou the, 34th of May. hat' there remained a balance upon it ti4ahl fir two or three weeks. The wholesome was, however, am paid. but the two bills left as collateral scatrity. had sever caused. 1 n . tact; Mr. Plaskett lOW le hie as tenishment, been arrested epee one of the bills which lay at am of Me. Harris's baskieg-bower sr • pledge for money edveseemt to that geodanams.—a practice which' existed extensively le the t4ty between has lag•houses and brokers. ?Me conduct of Mr. Harris "was represented as is violation of the 52d of George lii. sap. 63, which puniebos person convicted of em ing,acreting, Or. pledging for tbeirewa see bills battened to their Ore, with transportation fur four- teen years. • ' The Solicitor for the preaerution said be *should prove by thsclerk at the Dimities-house, that the bills •wire, to all intents and purposes, pledged for the ser vice of the defendant, aid that he bad tot meeey upon them before the bill for St/. 14s. was die honoured. ' The. ease basing been postponed is orderto arrive it this certainty yesterday, • member of (oedemas at- Medea et the Jestieo-room, while Ile. Aldan. appeared St Omnsel for tire' defendant, and a fell ieveatigadoe letak place. It appeared that Mr. Harr', has beet tetjextensively espied as a bill-broker, and that he h$ bees in the habit of lairrowing , large semi of looney at different basking-bosses upon securities such it AM mentioned above. tlnfoisseetidy hobeeame a baltirsept, pending tlordedlhig with Mt: Risks* ' Ite Solicitor for-the prineretfooleallet'Joba Sad.: • ye, cashier at Barpor4 aid Co.lole.Cernhill. - . tfitt:i• *abod e Abet r. Harris had do R ecoma bit,. basso bb welt as at;Stlie hinebierleasees - Thip, IPODP, is the habit of .adviecing Moray pa loses to litho; Mid bad.estaissied dealings wills biol. The bins etteceed as: seeirittee mere left as j ibdMorre -se ' • IMO LORD MATO/ sspposed, that, meri is offer bill, to dur.ameent:of 10..‘• Pell•beette would lead half. the mosey spa hadgrove said, that mainly ilopm. idecumetaaces. Os lookingiter . stes• steeriies looney &desisted, le fused an'Hbo k two bills of s ffeeeriptioa speolceo 6r: epos use of Ihlste bills he be.. Hived Mi. Plaskett had beet' arrested:' " . • Mr. AsAttir'seid, tie matter was veil easily settled. tuff drained the bankers' bOoks might be produce d; by which it would soon' be seen that nothing l.ad beer/ Joni with the securities until the bill for 971. 14s. Sks - dislisitoired, and Ilfr.' Harrieliseanie a bankrupt l•-.—en treat which completely dud his heed. Is fast; .she 'securities' hid' hot bun left itEtbe bankers' until abtevenleg 'cirthe 30th of May, of which day t RA alluded tb was dishOnettred. 1111 r. ALLIT added;' 'that he impeded in such a ease that the hanker would have attended himself. The Cashier stated, that the books did not contain' ,akiy particulars of the bills, and be mould not err likethei the securities bad bees pledged es sr before 31th of May. Mr. Ala.'s said there wet Sillffillbleffbil44lll4 Is fir as regarded Islacheit. • .3 The LORD Macon said that dm defendant stood completely exonerated from the Charge of having vio- lated the statute. A ruffianly boy was brought before the Loan Mason charged by a serjeaat of the (hard. serving ,11;ettle Tower with having used language towards Um jig slirtsios to the late horrible trrnsactiop which was drained at Marlborough-street Office. A Mob lad collected in consequence of the conduct of the young rascal, and some hooting commenced ; but the sr jeaat seised him, and deersined, whatever attempts might be made to rescue, to drag him off be Tile Loan M•TOR whiled abet the his cane u smartly about the prisoner' thee. could. and was about I. commit the let wbes the parents interfered and promised The boy cried bitterly. and the serjesnt behalf,, and bad him discharged. 01/lI.DUALL.—A young man of _ tired in loose trowsers and boots, ;ad iek as lie' to prison, lashlobable soporaisuadsnce of collar aid neckcloth. was brought up yesterday before pr. Alderman Walruses.. upon a charge of felony. By a Preach passport found epos his, It aiipeared be bad been travelling on the Continent wider the 0111.110 of Rubio sou. The name, however, he chose to use aro the present occults was Williams Berk. Mrs. Berwick, the title Ida respietahle trams; residing at No. 70. Bishopegate.strett Willson. do. posed in substance that the prissier called timers about ' wo ortwels days ago, and under pretence of looking for lodgloge for snot fries!s of his, stoles watch off the mastle-plece in the parlour. while Abe weal into the shop to bring his pea r ink and paper. to write the direction of his frierds. Having "wiped with the booty, he was-subsequently imogoise4 bLifts ebop mat. and after befog charged with the dab as as. tempting to escape, takes into esetedy; Notwithstanding the very dashing apples/stet of Abe prisoner. ea searching his at the CwolFter, the cosiest. 'hi his pockets were found Orb* *sly a few siallingi,"and an old metal watch4Wy. width Wag worth nothing holmd ssfonssotoly for Mime% sot litAN . 4, , e v a il re .i t t o d ispose iveiy 'and .ash ef av r ing to ilk ist.aa key hl s ckodt r ah . :iw r e: it : s et 11111 time It was tikes away. - • ' _ fhe prisoner west through Ms examinades with the coolness of an old practitioner, abstained from lariat any thing in his defence. and was committed Offewgate for trial. • 110W,STa a LT.—Fourteen disorderly people from the different watch-houses in thi, district were brought be fore Sir R. Brame-yesterday, wed disposed of—seine held to hail, others committed under the Vagrant Act, arid the remainder disabaspd, with reproof, upon pay mint of their fees. Nis/ assault warrants were issued, the partirs brought up, sad their complaints Investigated. Three or four of dip defendants were held to hail, and the others din. Charged. There Was nothing of the slighted interest is any id the rang. Rlizebet4 Heck's, an elderly woman of decent ap peinumue was aentraced to one. month's imprisonment •in the H ouse of Correction, on a prosecution antler the Lettere Act. for keeping all illegal inserancit Ace. or •" Little (30."—1t is not more than' three weeks since this woman's bniband wet orentetired is *nerd *oaths intpriadement for the same kind of °fleece. . . John Kelly, a tailor, was held to bail ;or a disgastlogi *mask upon a tittle girl only eleluts years old. nem man has a wife sod two unbitten, and is more this firty years of age_ • Several pickpocket and petty larceny cases were sent to trial at the Scissors, Me stated last week that an elderly man and his wife. named White, had solicited the Magistrate to assist them in the recovery of their lest daughter, whom they dated to have been carried of and setlncoil by Mt. is. J.. a rich West Indiaplanter. In consegnenre of the, publicity given to their case 'the Magistrate (T. Himes, En.) has received infonne lion that their daughter is comfortably shinned is the household of Mr. Leevein, No. l, Hiideatriset, Mao cheater-square. Robert Hartley, the ass who was: wiwiesitted lost Thursday for robbing the:house of Goose lkylaudallo4 most eztreardiwary cluseter ; be nearrasse *NW at stranger to fear; sal prefers breaking opittwhetiern, siege. In his entuerved - cosfemielK befall be Sel dom or never beaks into a buuee•withost• lest anew taking that there was meshy or *enable engem,* it worth taking away; sail the way• he gained 4ip knowledge was, by &pervious conithcillso or 1 ; 91 " 0, 01 . ' den with the...errant"- • He was diaappeiated as Solite fining of valitablrportabloproperty interns Bylacille house, sad he wsalil.have punned hie search...far i t in,ib ee . bet was: Monodies' by base* n PPM move. •whis, arrionlat was the Gumless Ryland...who warpartly amused from steep, eke bong .le *it i* * roes adjoisiwg to that st the : bet was numb; powered with astonishment that she did. net tnels• miff alarm. • The Count swain in the lust disturbed, al thank the thief war slue to his bedside t. H . 16.14. there istrawy nano ea believe that his lifireimial i filien u womitilior. as the Comet lied a leaded . tebilieartitis bedsides • . • Whoa Sellout sod•Vichery appreinaed him at-sm, • *Lester, he was cestemplating tie breaking or^ mmi robbing the Pay-OSee at Chatham' Dockyard. fea ; w3del Luna" intrusely. well qadified, having been • sailer employed in that Dockyard, aid in the PreveathreSer tin from -whisk be is i deserters Tbnoffieen lung apprised of his Westin. hem his Own statement to l i t ou gl i ontee3oana ; Mafprmed the Comadesionen of the Navy stßannerset Homo et ilsreircantatasee, sod they gave the oilcans a letter to Sir Robot' Barlow, ' the Solidest Gisistaiselosett at • Chatham. oaths Fab ian rwlso•ow resins.-k. tweteste was in the males einsterestios had alarm. as well ne.othettaiiiiitin 411 .. film theee who eat about making every mantilla pew raution to prevent the robbery. The easb, Inv win deposited': in ea iron chest, scented only by e lack and two bolter as person sleeping in the office. the wits aawe were. poly sawed, by commas spring fasteners, cud the taco semweible frets the river Theca's, or bp getting over a wall. Sir Hebert Barlow caused, Without delay. additional festeoings and other seen. ridei to be made to the, premiges, sad also two un duly to be placed near the *Roe. Ike. • Harley knew utremely well the easy aCCiall to the Giles: and entettaised no • doubt of secestplitibing his **cc; be also well knew that meaty was re mitted from Loodoo every Thursday, sad be was N lava committed the robbery on the sight of the day whirs the Ann apprehended him in Roches ter...ethic which prevented him from obtaining as insomnia sum, as the iron chest contained 13,000/, . Since his confinemest in Bingen he has written to Gooch his shipmate, who gaga evideser:agaisst him last Thursday ea the charge of the robbery of Coast Ryland. when be gave as act:past of his ex trurdienry confeasios. In this letter he acknow ledges that what Gooch bad said was correct ; says that he owes his no animosity and asks him to. lead his money. . . . Its —Yesterday, Jar. lidflieke • 'PSl niter. was convicted la a pushy of AL, foe „exposing mat fee sale outside his shop winking. so 14 0.410011 over the footway pavement. It was the sees*4 timmips was mulcted. ~ . Alt. T. Shirk'', owner and darn done Cr the . Bur 'des stage ouches ; was 0011%*1•11 la the peas of al. for carrying Acres oWellthrememleres.bewitLes a gawky of luggage, his nub. hying „Buses& to carry so more than tan outside pupilage's.. , Three respecteble losling, lade were charged, by James Healey. constable to • the Repose" . Caul Cropper. with bathing is tint Canal at 3 o'eleek on oday afternoon. at • time when many. ladies lad other females were penis, that way. They werr severely repriumuded. heal balf-a-crows guilt- and discharged.. ~.„ ;„ , ' Quastranguiti. ! --Yesterdiy 3 borjord was ebared by J. Morrisroe, a private in the Foot Guards, with ;basing him near tin buracksat Losstitaties Hill. Thee•Mplalaant dated, that On Sultrier he was on duty. when the prisoner uttered k. provoking and abusise linguite 'towards his, lib, hies all sorts if terminus elates. ' Tan prissier ezPireen4 hie sorrow fa • what is dose; he said he was 'a little lo'llqahr at the f ated trusted' abet .tits Magistrate welted look ewer lh Wean • • '' - The heat Magtetrati ph.' ' 'hardens/ It hisissded 'duty . .. i. Hhi tilt. . e ' latoweed It they amid we aMied to e. rtAifi' tie Ithr pelosi ' led soul t tisil espreett4 Mil soiltritisto ' osiro Oki to badllmiliargod, Ms peasimrist Obwiehilltr. ' The parties then --"- - Gee. Brom o gmedwiet is the employ of the /t it : Oro. Villiers, net flawirews. was charged under the re. refit Ai t i o f purliimmed4 with maliciously muting elk dentroying tho admit, wine, of the Hem. U. Villiers, at Bremerton. 4 Two persons In Moo employ of Mr. Villiers rrsvrd that [be accused had cut and wld sundry races. Isere es also artichokes. hews • the gatden of M r. Villiers. • The accused in his defence stated that he kW planted wary plants of his own in 47. Villiers's gar . den, and be took the articles in Twaddle in rackin g , fur what he hap so planted. •• _ .• _ The Magistrate convicted big In the peasity of .Ir. as Oceania, of the articles, and VU.. eats. Uxio: •r • PCNKll•L.Elizeirf• Lyon was brought lister, R. J. Ca %wasps and L • b Maas. &qrs. charged with ►arier bees eastward is a riot at tiro falters!. of William Inwood, a fishes man. of Laa.betii. • Seagrove. the sestos et Lambeth church. ,j that ou TsiesJoy afterndonfast, assist , bode of the de. ceased, William Inwood. err psoessoliog for 'music is Lambeth eissreloyasiL .s mho 4 prisms colla te ,' ' followed the proormism Nal as by antral at thr e stab yard began shooting sal hallooing. Ti e whinge was anaslud with the most horrid Vaguer : aatillinsograers were patted with mad, see with great difilealtrestesse the burial•ttimesJ, the gee of which was lestaatly closest to olds& lb. mob. However, some of the ring Warts wake the walls of th e ehurehlase sad interlopes' the stioistet is the set. ries by lose eel's. Os the mama of tb• pesseseits glory were al. sin pelted' wide mad. The riotous as one of tbe most attire of the tissue. The wirl.m of the dorms, doscribsd the prime u haring hum conspicuously moored in the riot. Tile prisoner was ho d a. hail. cad ceestairtal prisms for watt of. binder. Warmers bars hers grassed far the apsweheseiu of When maimed is the disgraceful osmium- • . . An Accost' of the Tofal .. )Vrekly Amount 14 Bak Notes nad Bub Rad Allis la tiros from t3A June last I. the latest Perfoirta which the saws en be stated:—July in t - 17,517,41 W.; Jely 4, 20;187.600L 211 4 146.920 L; ialy !3 , 20,554.67 UL ' 41 .. A yonne. kJ,* iiocirciiiie forma* eloped Teat week from Rtdaorabire . tiftli a. young military sa eft; they were paramui by the iitendirl bride's Is. titer. cad um:fakes at:Limadjta, sad the yin's' lady rtakalquftWita*ict Wri; pig asertlikation of list ilaver;C„ .; iresek—pi %Jay about eir4 o'clock. s Ire 6f a wid-'w 14 N. 'Ad , the D , Teti discovered 'w oleo lootie•lisiely cuosietick at tl piaci& the. - elerkeswell. It iiioitserSreir believed to ortgloste is s =peritoneal Akan! that sacred ediare. A Mum investigation wet. cheat a sage paseteial diesseram, es on feet, sod boldly b. dad by the oestes. Tba teem sohring party having &drained. mat without symptom of hemming awe and trepidation. at leas* discovered the preternatural befogs to. bs—twei ilia women; whs. it appeared, bad bees attasdisl a fitoesal, sod so desk from reeessim grief, fell Sibeep. and es wait* feud themselves locked is, bat tottaleed gemlike themselves comfortable with the &Slot the mal-aillar cad a Seder ho:, and. like Tam d'Shanter's witches, were sere agreeably employed this the party to whom they be easne an gom of each terrific attraedoo. On Su nday Aherne.' the body of a soldier was hood drowsed is the Regimes Cool, sear the Rees' =l:Hie handasse-Ifset were tied. Poem slaw a his pocket. lull IMMO • he Lerperal Staart, of the Ward~ sow is the most. .Saturday au impost was held at St. Gilee's Wert house, oii the body of Mary Dyer, aged SI Jlf that the deceased etas tho wife of a retpeetablir tlar seighbosulabid of Didtergata but the . old Mos sot dein somfortahly together, she Otto/ him, sod ever aims his bees 'coolie( shoot the menu. driakiat, and in a most deplorable coaditleeh Itaseiw. dig having no food. Oa !rid., night last the le. logmed. was abseive4 la Totteallawassykromkte walk lover tie road, apparently in a very weak Seiditioa, and seat berself at the dicer of Mr.:Smith, a swat, oa lwhieh she fell backwards, as if in a fainting It. A imaged . of persons aseesohlei rowed leer. when it was dis .amend that .be war on the point of death. She rfte immediately worried to the Workhouse._ shore Mr. Roach, the parish surgeon. attended, Ind she was rite dead. Thy appearoace of her 'torsos and dress, ter 'Ow with tb cisme:attains of io gooey baying Ws pikakkog-tugieli ••• lespiomiee that she died trent woot r OfTe;tiVasil titeJorjafteresess 164 ter eessesisne w MISS a overdid "not the &cowl died by the visitation 'flied. appareatly tb!ong% Will. 9porrip lb* ad lost a ,at ye pod" there% of Basler. teat. r. . Tyler, ofßle=f , a.t. to Mary, gent &skitter Of it ct. Brintott, , Loodoo. €l* Samar last, at Alm New At. Peoesas.l o . Illostaal Baker, of Aarlevsv, I Ansa, z i s h okairkter sf ,J4g:roh, re% of Ciaildiord-otreet, it . sure. ..._. Saturday. Aug. 2, at . ..122iy-10= 6" reek. Bid• Ifillkuy. SA. of Moulecoiellthilli AMINO debt , . _ *kph, Wittig t basso if a wiatew litly. No. 11,11•1- ton S!ret t Pliaiailly., the Basses weti discovered by . ..we pap ' is tb• street. wk. ilaiiiliately pre !be alarm. die' titillates, cotailselek if flee widow lady &ad lif ( ebeelteutic. wade their magpie. Ultra. tunstely.titietielee burr forth with tie greatest rep!. diet' ; noletertife y could be raved. Bad safer. tametely liiii i telr ' l be Procured for so hear sod a lull', aiding% parochial es ti miter Ike amain, ts soo arrlisd e iti tidipot ; bat at lebgth a supply of ; wore beliiiibtliliftet. the lessee were soolitutd to the owe beeteicahltattgb - file ' 4404; _bean was three times Ss lei:. td as otiii:UatiaitsTelift & vilf ros dit gt• fuel' '' i t • *bow bY7 ....... 'dr il o•4 p iii iii Vs' •`•!- L - .Stallifil a tilt pose excited. sod fallouts twalectisees at a Ili& lag awned by the witobwei aid passengers i• St. James's : Morel. trial *nerds,' evesilie Iletunisy ittsk at Othr4. after • Isiiiiiier uttered the wes: Vtitjaat., slings:i t iv: Nam MI. F. r i ll Ai iww•tds 111 w. collie,/ ai PtsFelsor a • iliellolv . , ~ st MIK 'et 1 taw' is AllwwwilwaSsent. tho his litensw fa lfwwww•hi. Alm Anna, Fax. willow et M Ju l ", • what lit 1.••• Fr:, Esq.. M i t 4 ,.......u. Fork. 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