The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-08-28 00:00:00

- 11 '71 f : i N% i MOCK, 'AR'SON. deuce. ture of • to. is a l y ):, ~a verdict; COUNTY OF bO*N Thivnruiritk MK 17. _ - • 'Michael Ill'llrena was ludlcte4 for representing himself' a's a ClPrgyman of the 'Established Chtirc(i, Mod also as a Parish PAest; and for wilfully and fe. ItAtifitoiV- eelebFatiug marilsro, -he being lit litttaan ; and also in another count, for lissisting in the Siting tionof :slory 4n the f Ater henc.; as ie into do .... on dict*Oi conspiracy to. _ antritOr. tin o.ssahrt f . -• . ' The Solry'brooght-illaPits Galli*. • • L. When Michael blittviena.was called to Ulu bat to receivaaetitenat s and 111 seed by the Olerk qi the CrOP if 4.4!14 au . Ailing to say, why sentence of ; de a t h sbonifLnotyass avinst him i + he seemed quite 1 -naioied aid hid It 'vas a crime lse nits never onty Liar wasluted en 4 the RePeP4 4l4 , •cfretrearing rse • such an, are imstron., the , C AuckLt.ouleohlred to Interfere his . re - • „.. t non RAU° . ;too. • .• . • At: A RT £N N CLARET: • This Vista rood asakts role absolute that was „.. formerly obtained, p an. Officer of this Court to band over tot ht Phi titthe ion of 3001. being the price of furnit e sold to the celebrated Mary Ann Clarke, by tie Plaintiff. The money and bills making op the 'satisfaction of tlie .execution, were attached from the Mayor's Court under foreign at -tectment, according to the custom of Merchants arSti'tjte City Charter, and, by that process detained: Mr.'llAwr •opposed the-motion, on the gronotie that this Court had not jurisdiction over such a tile, bat that the superior Courts of Chancery and King's Bench, in soma asses, were the jurisdictions peculiar to sttch . instances. Mrs. Clarke being sinAustedy, satisfied the *at' et figfrifacitti, and even the. Counsel for the Plaintiff , '&1040-that AAA was no • proof of • conusion be tween di* Mow and Mrs. Clarke, to get the money Mr. RVIVOLDS th,e;sest.:o4l;ify. Steward, with great clearness and pkiliplcoity l laid down : the law upon this q4estion of.conlicting jurisdictions, con cluding-that the sts above the jurisdiction of this Court. Wish Tore experienced superior had beeo.thi.jidge. - en this • eccasion, but upon the principles: of .prsctice: in the 'Coort of King's Bench, within' his .elryerierice *Obit, could he decide this motion,', ifis."„judguteritviiirs, that the rule nisi should . be . 'discharged: . The•inotiod was .4 v• , • refused. ... . , Mary Iluir swurn.—/Lives as fervent .to Mr. John K %tot, of Drumunoehan, near Dromore ; a-ent to keep last,hvistmas, day .with,her father sad mother in ”allistabinqh.; on her:setorn, next day, she met one Christ'oplierJentiingi on: the road, wtth whom she was formerly acquainted, who took her. iet ? a publii-Lepse to treat . hir, ajmd propi!set.) matriegcto 11;4 : as be had often dena before, IQ which %Fitness liio(hisented • the (two iiittls 'BorifiAhio,ott.to illiNionse` of . 'iitie 1141 ' Whh,,O t teif'4ra„ . .ii,'sh?).9 pant'h ; JonOings thee' le s t Wi . joes fere . ,, an . .4mtiL ' cue; he !Tturilecl, int t'd Tee to tii i htlihie eriftilh'. Wilsek ..vitteikll4 - era vetiitti. Jeatilttga iiiiii - ilard; ' tte - re' Ili the .. th vi y'6 iqfit‘i qtr . .° "Ash!. 6; aitt iie t . rrialt ei:"eneet qik: e ptd "' tin , Y , that he wits he then" `Otllitl 4 elrltriVgViliouilit itat,i tlUttlttge lie'ililletiletinitielf haVdtifd.tiliti Witnessliii htfittiffa Wile . bfhre'Utiel'inil ille",6.into' anti-askeirtwitnes'ir iiii . l6l4lo . An•iwiltsrr.lllo k altii•tp, isiiiej oktfcr:W 'RIK& 4etliek;', witness is . a ribtAtalit,:'* tkeEsfellik4T - ..thirch i Jen. iii.ss ise s la trolVtqn CathOlic i'liftee'tlie:4iarriage,:'wit ness.atiked.l4*.Airiligii li W' . bne'Prisoner imicl' . it waViiot utbi itiffehiriiTv inirilige aims. vit. 14. dep . ..!; out iiisiltini;s , ;Rpt , iis at; and , .' Pltes_tiTolir Re: Terence, ?tut' mast 'satisfy the kid r' Pylntl.‘.•ilitti went for papei,- and %sweat-the lines Whicil 7 Verti pre, deed in - .l.lonstr they' aseie merely a scraWl• ow. half' a sheer of paper,fas fttlitingtl4 • . °:.' ' .•.. I • a These n reto eetti fy, that Itiirilliir kegs dayjobi# to _ . rhea (Santo ober Jean' egs; *of IlDranons, us giveninil44lll , ** * mit tots Dec. IWI2. • o WM. 0 : ,, -Jennings read them to witness, who put' -thee*. In her pocket ; Poisoner said he wet always paid • for such duties, atiti.Jmnlings OA% gave her . three ten- pennies, ,thick she ative.••te.- 7 Prisaner, who threw them on the table disiatiAfied, iii L ying, was he to be, oolJeggArett and tearnrd, and. be eurlied.of his fair *MO; itscninga. , hosd;: ff. An please ,yetur Rear, WM. 14 ni•Osivrelyy whotover. is your demand I'll pow fli Prlioner then neeks:lep the -ten-pennies and. pet Pent, la his pocket ; Prisoner then went nut, and gssbitivvecai•n.said he had got totigines for them from Mp.. N'Kee,. anti ; took them there * saying to Mri. 141"Kee, he ,would; be answerable for the. conat - quences, as they were man. and wife ;04witness.-Aei cordingli t . staid there-with Jetaxittgs all night' al man Owl: wife; but has neveilived with him since. . -. crew-axamissed.-,Had been acqsained with iets olives See 12,tneuths, dosing, wbich he courted . her ; haul been in mom a'one with Jennings, before the-, day- he tepli her to. the Prisoher - to be married, but swaying inr,“ rNver happened ; never any thing between I tiiera than si.. , ..couid care who was present; did not ! say to anv v, qiiii . hefon% the marriage, that she was the) Ivife.of iennin;:b i never wenSto meet Jannings..ike i hiA•otro Lodging!: ;• wag once in • his .room by Accident, bating beem to tile Itonse with a. message, . w lieisl Jets- . I pings,tres.te4 nit 44.4.4.,; theyiltank she punehaLleat aLpossiltle, ; heiug in .aihiperty to. , p to. klaleintkigitil I after, they..huimuituit pv.r. • , .. , .. • .. , ,:.Qopottiinyhy Ir.,Scatesx.,--4111t1/11ntaidoettipt] tt-44.A 41 10 .hy Jetualtgoi , -.4.• I Wil° 10 1" ki" treetede gilt tief.ora now yopiself. . .. , -....rt.i. ..'j :m• . '. His Herdship, !Judge iii,tiNtir.iireceededlo pr& ateunco.sewteuce: He said., the Itski• been, eemistedt `40.4 crime of great magnitude, and mecydestsuctivg, ,Of tbg row ot.societx t7 tiwtt of preOuding ti be a Clef!4putio, sad marrying,twe persona. of dlffere4 'istligtous persuttaieet--(Yrisoner, ", 1 tieiti did it, .117.fordr):75fer.the base p;srpopa of debauching 1( *YePllg4tod-iftWlCent woman, Tbeprime he'hadlisist 1p1ik.04.144, Isx an express act of the' Lesislitore f s*Ritiree4ieetiks, ,Teen itaidt, a Capital !elbsty. ' U ,'CM sorry o.oboiiiveibii4 in; Oh cowitgis**!;llo% too triloeut.-74. Prisetter;.. ":.L: t Ere .: its . Iwo i pretended to cl 9 it.") --,lt ;vas . v • cal oisort ' haPe seltvgithoso any other. to v . . pea* f fettii;- -I* * And lateed/Slce the greatest * disoydare 10(Ocivi.; • 1 4 91114466 0. :itis a capital felony - and r efuted 1111:thisturpose for which it was committed, ease.ttaction was evidentfy part of.' tile. plan ' ;;` of all whieh i .ltis .Lerdship observed, be had been., h, Might sitg, 'twist foUndguilty l ..even by the testimony of Jennings, (4 the iatiefaction, ap.parerilly, of' ell specletors, Nothing remained for him but to Pits the i,e,ntence 9f the law :—that you,. Miciniitl Arlie versa, ;be to thop)sce.from whoPce.Yl9 ef".44 and fioes i theisce,to the p uce from wheuce you caup, and trotbice to the commoii . pier:* of execu.tiOn, and, tlie,e . to, be hung . by the neck until you are died i 1194,MAIthat:Lord have mercy upon your son!. ' • 'Pr t hsossee • -r-" .I hope your LvrdshiP will te me a long stimv.7. ." . • Ilia Lordakip obaerved, thatsuificient thee .w ... 41d, beLgiveo hind but he hoped he would make si d . etaed; --•.! - use of it,. ' . • . of day _,„.. The execution was fixed for the . . . - .Of Septenther.. The Learned Judge,on passing sentence on ehris toplier Jennings, animadverted on the enormity of thecrime, observing, that his guilt was much aug mented by the attempt he made, as tt i iiitness, to screen his acctikitplice (Wllvena) from publiflatent, and whichlie appeared to have cow:ratted *Hint and cOrierPt perjury. _ • po.LicE. t 1") ''~~` . He' en ii itiritenCed to stand on the' pillory One 11444 in Downpatriek, to pay a fine of 50i.aud be fiti‘prtsOtitil &nisi y ear. • T .. ptifihen.J e *lnge propoiedsviarriagerxi teem °wanted iao:tu e Ler 14ot het anik iistee; hue hirwoold noe;ileC h sv ,.. *be * , intstodueed them tolthe tp.:4lxs..Mkee, he w0u.41 take: Mil afgulavit that &lierowere decent; tea/vied tperstotri nom. on. Mrs., liqiiee's :seem* dttukt,plie said., I hln-4.4ittl w-!=tlXyllictultl yen doubt my:work!.... The day , afoc they wora•married, at parting, it wayagreed bet,ween.tkent, that she - should give wandug•tei her &vete& to leave him; and,,Yenuingsuridertooitio.ita- tidy her fatbet. a„ntl.mot her.about the runaway mat0...1 /le then, however, said,' he must tell, her. wine mon of his roguery, for that witness was not his Wife.—. Witness tsturned to hetmaster's., Margate& Ilair, the mother of, the_ginl, wet. nexh°l eytkusined ; cao. neither .read, nor write; .hived next It door but one to Jennings). got .the lines heart •her daughter. the Monday after Christen:at: witneftkirasA very, angry with her daughter, who cried: bitterly; she is peventeen years of age had ,ouly , betwayeari aod a half from..home, in I,le..Kitox's service, Jana 119Itiecr- Lives. : Ballioahinch 3., prisoner came to her: hope, an d' atsked.if aliesoaldegive Sen. • niitgs and Misty •Ileit a bed; witness; Did oho could, if they weresmen and wife.; he, said., they:witrei- arid.o4l he had been doing .lar businesefikr.4hent, and-i had detained thom• till. lie was .too .l;te,. lie then., brought, Jennings ant an 4 4)11 witot4e.•expves. NS dostbts . keit jielivp voivirst, ;14 4414;i would take his affidavit of. et ; h 8 than lett, the*, au. Isimillgs had Milry 41..ir oat doio, to Um Afg, 44e. 'RIND -Aro 'getting tek.ret4y, ; they ~ , glep; t k ; tight, , l ie.wte, heard got . Prioopot oro4- ergymog ;,At o was 4 gaid that be was it 1.1):191* iolest them. Prisoners you 04 . had Aug, media thtith - to. botiliefleiliniir IfieY behaveid them. . eettettrits flit' re, aiipkitrimeet were a n fay o o ratite to theicchatacters, for they-ohad endeavoured to sbilw , the jape of • one of the Officers; however they mi g ht be discharged for this . time, but he was afraid 1 4 might see their faces soon again if they continued to. gether. • George Davies and John Clarke, one of them a ' reputed thief,:ssere Wrought up qa suspicion of heing concerned in some of the yecent depredations in Fisi.. street.hill, having been found in close conversation. together in, that street, at eight o'clock on Tint:llday eritßitig by Jfarrison, a diligent Officer. ?he LOKI) MAYOR commended the• vigilance of the'Offic'er, and caused the prisoners to be divreissed after a Suitable admonition. • ROWArritzer.—Oo Wednosdely a; application of rather ail extraordinary nature was 'made at this Office. A man who slated hintirlt to he sixty year* of age, sad a cabioet-maker by trade, attended, offering to surrender himself into i15 , •1 4 of j"aeCa d, coaceiving, (hitt he bbaself deserved punhialrW•and ion, as much as the late atrecious neirdei v , whore country justly execrated for their horrid deed* ; :tuff " lag that it was the remorse of conscience ranted to nice hv convietion and execution of ,;he laic murderers, *bleb eatt 4 ed him to think himself as guilty of murder as they • w ere , sod hip crime hi a degree equally heirmas. Oo his *clog called upon to explain the nature of his offence, he stated. that alum forty years since, whin be was an apprentice, a girl proved presume by him, and to prevent the difficulties it would bring taimninto, and the Shame and probable ruin of the girl, he falwiiiistered to her some stuttritaitie an abortioh, Which bad the dmired erten ; the girl survived, but be did not marry her. On his being a•kill what had become of her , be replied she Wrie dead. Ile said he had married anothergirl , aad they bad seven cbildtea ; his Wife and they were all dead. Oa account of the great distance of time at which he stalled the alreamstanco td have taken pl ge ,. and - all- the parties beir.g dead, no notice could he taken of his confession • and be was ad vised, as the'best atonement be conidmake for;he crime he said he had committed, to live a IlfeOf repentance fOr'tlic -remainder of his days, which he promised to do. He halo apeearanee of insanity, • HATTON-GARovi.:—Friday, two men, of the James of Maw and Mansfield, with several others, were brought up, and no derweat examination, charged with uuktwfully as)tfrohling at a house In K inn -street, St. Lake's for the purpose of bear-bait ing. The'olficers who apprehended them stated, that, formation, they went to the above premises, where ti, aid a great many others were assembled; with a number of dogs, ready to'begiu the sport. They took the two former into custody, being the owners of the bear and their flogs. The charge being made oat against Shaw and Mansfield, they were committed as rogues and vagabonds ; the others were ad witted to bail. . _ _ _ ~. .. . MiNsiciS.uotli . .--Liresterday, a youngteleise4,ek the name Of Elizabeth Eandock, war broArght befores : the.LORD MAYOR, chdrged with having dbstracted a, ten-pound Bank of &glared note, from the pocked of William Geulder, a baker at Huston. : ] The Complainant said, that having regaled himself on Thursday afternoon with Some liquor, he was rather tipsy, and. when -ho walked homewards, he! happened to be accosted by Miss liondocki who l ' i after some conversation,, prevailed with • him to a '„i Company bet to a cirri house lit the neighbriorhOod ii •`', St. Thomas the Apostle, Whore he was entertained b the l'oengtady for'intne'time; l apdat MS departu k.! I - .. • .' * I she was so pOnti a`a to take-Mi., arm, and accompan 1 ''tttiCint.A melancholy instattie of iskidii.oc. f biter atongzeverat of streets. During this toilet • i .• • , • • . curred -yesterday 'morning. John .Young.,, the oldest f Oft. of the edreettitO , he, begin s to,grOw sober, and: beadle ef.the parish of St. Martin's. in the )Field!, ; wos•Concertied to discover that s ta. note had been . was found in Islington fields, *quite • dead,' Atli his.: Ilsken fetiet 'his pocketl• he inieredisitelt 'ceased ida. : throat cut from ear to ear, and .in his hand was :111isti Listy With having committed this •,depretlatioe friiind.the knife with which he had 'cornmitted the , open his person„ which she loudly denied, and he; hivaatc ~ _•F i c ia, ,,. law , ort i-. l i i s yd a, t; , a barras i aas re . e.t. Re had :atteatied the. Preceding 'night at , St..' eir.l(ef *charge:to the witch. He Whs.sure that /le.! maids 4, was j a.tw .w iat iri.' tee on thit . htidi Or,lifeefiiteu. I Mitriro'iwate,it ? hiiiiii,:iitter leaving which he went,' WA, 101. note allots( bim when he was accosted by. sack; of th a i iltote; .!.• au t he, eirdifti 6f Gale: :6 ), Barb,' 1 rep . i . ctictinitted this shocking suicide: The cause is at, the :Ifetky,' but being tither the worse ottiqpor,. ho' Read/Mond •Mitheidl; Retitled,' brofht4lo;ireftifttg is 1 preSeriknot knekn'i but Whit is ,singelar, on that t isenuttillet sat it what hi ! lias -ccinsciostr cif hay • the same plice.'''',AboneSeieri O'clocte. de "theleieo. 117 4w Elalm.tw' s !lvemorithr his Only'sda,iighter pot anted.' lag it in his Pocket: . ••..... . '•. . • ing of : th e 60, they entelieri'lhe 'gir .'' *litre' te her. existence by poison , Iljrhody, came to be, • Elizabeth Hohdoeit • t oll[ . thtfellowinesto V i,--- i sack; the deteased irra wtlerortilis ilkidejr, and kigqw4i tfirougb the means of some papers found is ShAr•sremilittig withl;iine) of her companions eu .1 e h- i ritiretitWaitaCked bier with A spade anifiith4Ork, hit podietsz-At. was taken to tho,workrhouse, whe t s j afternoon of •Tharidey, w h en s h e happened to ob. : aad,t 1 6 erJtiffictititie notttber 'ef-Idelriiiti's ant frac it ;now lies for. the CoronoOti. iniftwest l ; which is to; serve ,oe . connileitiint with a n other person perain..; sill deter' his sket4 .. the y` Ra i . leistitt" hiiii apparently I holatini th e streets. She was concerned to see th be belfl•this day, ',:••• • : .:. Nis: a tea:B66o a ft years old, who was a 4'finecbild, eiseptfivrterfeths old,' was found at i the worse of lig'll.9r t • and ti accosted them i h m it e t tLineholy Spettator of liiii'father's hini'der, would tfitylpor of.Mra.Sotters,,iii,Cixford:street, on Wed. l end met With a favourable reception. • Mr; Goulder-! shared the'sithe frifti'Were he hot preserved by iteltrtap eight s , siesiplisLin a titaitet, and covered With consented to accept ; of her offers.. to ..show 'hima ; the liberal protiCtioti of a woman, who' spread her• clean linen.- 'Protection was afforded the little intro-. house where every kind of accommodation was of Ili self aser s him wime - wheaaw . Cent hype ledY of the. house, .uutll search is •ttiadel reasonable er i ca, and s t her. Couipattion at the same him.: the ruffian's approach .. . The deceased wai immediately taken into his for the !intuitive! parent. ! time prevailed with .Mr. Goulder's friend to aceom- 4 . . own Wiese, 'where he lingered a few days and ex , boo of. these detestable wretches, who are cent'. ' pauy her to the same p lace. To that house they tic, • pired. 'ln the mean time his murderers absconded. nirall . ,,ymet in public parks and' gardens, was appre- cordingly went, and 114 proprietor 'rut Of the mansion, i . MAIDEN'S LEAP:—The ancient House of hee . 4.o. on Tuesday, for ex posing his person to who was a very polite man, indulged them with se - : R a m se , _a. in the Highlands of Scotland , once the yap,* females of tender years, in Mary-le-bonne. Parate apartments. In this place they comforted, seat of the 'unfortunate Cowries, consists of two Fields. It came out on investigation, that there is. themselves as well as they could, and growing wea.., re !square towers, built at different times, and distinct a gang of these miscreants, dressed very genteely„,j with conversation, they sallied out to the street y lt , f or d • from each other, but now joined by buildings of who are continually, lurking about thefieldsatljacent the purpOse of being -fanned with the fresh air. •i hey! !itter date. The top of one of the towers is called to Mary-le-bonne Perk.; and parents should bri,j had not walked far, when Mr.- Goulder exclaimcd,l t The Maiden's Leap," and received its name from Cautious net to permit their children out without ; that he had been robbed of a 10 1 . cote, and gave:l the following extraordinary fact :- 46 A daughter .of proper protection. The offender, in this instance, , her instantly in custody to the watchman. •• I the first Earl of Cowrie was addressed by s i 'young was held to bail at Morlborough.street ; and as the 1 The watchtnati who took Miss Buedock into cus j mato ofsinferior . rank in the neightieurrciolli's'fre other.part of the gang is knowa s we . trast they will • tody, exaMined her person, and found ss. 6d. with a , 1 vletittelisiter of the family, who never wield . give serie be apprehended. ... ...,.. . ,• . , , ~ , thimble in her pocket; a ril no *lie; . s . i the least countenance 'to, his passion. ,urging Oa Ole iAtli, instant, an Tequest was heid at Mor., The Wen Mazoa having aiiertabred that th e , vats; ne a r _Prinzance, on the bedy ota young worm's), Comphdaut was a married man, informed him , I was in the tower separate from that of hits Wrietress. • tha t; The Lady, before the doors were 'shirt; conveyed of about Ss.years of age, It appeared in . evidenco, the evidence Wes not sufficiently strong to warrant 1 ,t If into her lover's apartment' A . pi.ying'lli that she hail gone to idregglst as Penzance, .andap. ; hir comm ittal of the Prisoner and therefore' eise ;.• t• 1.1 acqua i n t e d the Countess, Alviste- 41 - 11040 *-•ai " .pjiA 6xen o n's Jis.insitesis_rgis,,'ftest,isaing„it . 0"os, would be discharged ; s'llich'w" 4 " ,- af."4"P l ifir:i s titheught, all possibility Of ' . ' ; Isettetted to of ;respectshle appearance * ,he had no objection to ' Johit Hopkins was brought before his . Lordship ors .; sur . se i th i nt. •! T he young /Ad, 4fm , s 4 o f re tjc A , , pit selliiigit to her s , and acqrsedingly, delivered her the the following charge : ~,. .• , • ~ 1 she heard th e - feotatept 'of 'bee mtbesetli" i fini .to the drachms,. ;She roterneil l ..auti:fiedit% :be* mother at' It appeared that the Priecipsiirliaritighlist . i . o • . ne-driy . r j top of the leedri;•niidtook•the•derfpViitii*ap el- nine tea s told her s h e had ,purchapeCreme powders for..a- in the ' employment: of M'., Cole t .of four inches ever 4 chastn 4 af 60 feet deep,' and pain in her stomach, and • ininiediately poured the,: Coffee. house, -hadc3ntrived to borrow some nll 4l)! ney, ll .:f eet arsenic.letn ..of ' thick she drisik f ty- a tj with which he absconded ; . •alesv days afterwards, lie luckily olightinr•ori the battlements or the 'other . - here the 'red awe - rasoeited UsioN-nAm.--Jolin Smith was on Irtiday brought up by • friend, the night constable of St. °lases, charged, by a re ,speetable cheesemouger in the itorough,, in whoge employ he lived as shopintut, with • baying robbed him of various suits of money taken in the shop. The Prosecuthr stated, that he had for sometime past missed money, whirh he could not aCellll4l fur; at length his suspicions attached to the Prisoner. He could hot, however,- detect him; he noose/fed Friend on the subject; and imparsuance of a plan agreed . pa, between them, - Friend ' went to the shop early the precediugmoroing, tad our chased goods to the amount of thi.tyshUtings, vexing the Pri soner for them with silver. which he had'previotisly marked. Soon afterwards the. Prosecutor; as had been arced as hr tweet) them, examined the sail Missed some of Use' inaritri moury. Friend was sent fur, and on ScarchlusE.the Prisoner. it was found In his pordession, He acknowledged having taken it, but said it was his first °State. lie um fully committed for trial. • - • , . • . • • . / . THE scrAl"W.. ~. - - . - T e ntetttxtritificiVeS. ': ;'. 1 : 'appegiOntibil. ' ' tilitr Beiityr k ehttirt Vii'd tit le !. . r - - - • . .. ► to be reputed pikpocrifi;lliad considerable de ' ire alum wv_ _on the equttoaktmg na- . . A Ahnino 4 ,oo:Vice and mitik.to the Jury _ . COURT OF' CRANCERY, Ave .2l. : • dotions hislng been receill niittie 'in thht ifot ie. w lint weigpt thel,should.ottaclL to it. ett. ,___. . , Betsetiese), ,he coneeiiredlhat e'• liatt'scloll tutil ' fivi , Jury tAilitlct 3 *Jilt it lAOI tune bronglit in ....,.._ _,. ___, ludictraeni. ' .-.,%- "--- e*. , ..-, .*. ' - rea r• um oleo i itt i r t h em. .. " as C it li b iga P he ve ,atistati fl ,itat ist imig mtt a raista al ka s ja ed . . -y r rq ' st .b l is he e l t , lt*i t re lo a : c t l . ve edi . r:Ylvitrotagithiln.ll.l"ecuegilveir f f la nd tvin o r th al er i : h ist en d , , o ct dic fi° l: lll ; :la th e d ' O7: T::"FlitY. tal7s:rke4l7.,c.o..u::::''a"Llll.4:lll;l:s7:l4:awalncitas.ilbeitidPr:l4ll".soinr4initb'shL:alari°l4:;:hiCl3ll:ercealnke"":l,..":l4l4:l3 hitilladtlilTt"Pshetriliaiill2llll::3llittiaPt-op:diswe*wcenOeArmiali°:"l4l.lttitlitinAiPet;'ni.b:4;tafb4lll:intre:"Ate:rniga:lff.mhTljeneridn-11:4117:e411;441.:1:111; of for o Ceo,Spkracy `!ii debauch MiiPi . llair, _•: , :—...Ltioe - ', .• i' there appearing ad vein& for such an. appitcatron l mi tt; . i ti o m t ,„ hp,,,„;,..„).h.ii,c•fr,„„.c,r,,,__17.?..0 It':r iofession. p i _ ~ ~. • • . ~ i...-., : 1 in.e*.t.o4, k ikiii).,Pf tea, whieit ihe 1 draiik.9ff'eti ' i - o** 7-• r • ' creii into het' own bed., w lieris• the astonished i wiek IvAiell he shieOnded;•atew days atterwaras, ne . Mau ,Grilibon—ltrwa, "Mqr, - ,lMiir,,,,,raft.,tolti - t 0nc0..,. 19 the uostria of It fey r minu t es t sha weaaeised.; went to the shop of Mr. Eaton, where he pracurnl 1 went won soon afterwards found her.: la harsh daugh. .ilivig ilriClihi. ll l,4o. l oo44.!jilli-41110 r u• -$ 10-1 16t 4 en7 . 1 w.iiii . : '1 6 410 reaehlugs,, an d. so ,contitieed.. l'opilsont t butter to .the value of _Ss. Gcl.. pretend co ing , Aha h t it , wail ter . , dl4 not choose . oft , p that hex , he,r /;Oef ;*,sio t he °or! toff hint*, when she, ex irli4 in great tios;stw, .On • for the Proßrh.tor of the Abingdon tieeß utue.,-- ; -.. •, • Ilf • • tP I9 irtil it p P Pr ison er , returned f to, repeat the leagi . bur the nest tit eloPed and *as marred." . A :•',i - °. The in a.or • two • ormore ' • fi r. , -lasion of it ; shOr?mt A ig4 . r,,., r oinl, iiid.igin $ °gluing the body, the stomach appeare4,to.ka ; t.,. day 1.. goofs: , a gentlerhan who hid' higWl l sra him- - • butte and we; immediately taken into custody: I ;, 11S r lwe"4 r*s • ttha i k . ; l* el ' A n0b 5 . "1"91tt911941Y4191139”w1) 'and L lialtntlU ' 9l:4sl9tig ipqi i. ' 'l.- ii butter , ' . 11' defence, ted 'that he. ' It'll Is thepelestigait world for a ihtirt'distince, nu- I.was in •1 , . k tc,,. r „,„ i, 9: 60 H ier. w --- t . b Pc - , . which , left no donbt ctf,.the. c i l u ll,frel).- r .. •,_, ' ., : „ lt t rea t n . /3 4is i t ui r a s li s n h a ni T ; s i o lil t ? 1 •1 d - rtbok• ford coltsideettble wasef;loFtutt front the . 4 . -.C1P4 1 .4P .tlSit...flillillgtif vrecaTZ: oil mazy 'flair; waealsp•discovered that she warireilug t'..1:1.:' '— ' ct 7 ed li' -. '''' hst • to. ale° fsrilz- ' '' ' % Ca • r' 'W tininiler to the 4.... i pa i r o f a t oa ki offi •• u King s . rtns, linen- ow, es . , !if d - -•." • - f . h . • i ~ . 4 - he , S ltt i; :• 0 i t gm tit , , p.nce, ail / pawn tkv,..., i •'.'y tirtef., V Ml$114! 0 -.. yuit -1 91 P 'lt c 1 . 71,14 witAlklbos .....s nt kro, , , g 'poi' with ligr,befortfAhat, biep....roTglikolitintat -& van;..ist th, . o ', l linsitty - ' ' tasted - '•. ' • al' '' Webster Tea- uardens Chelsea, t-hrough tkich avenues ty gnu 1..1 had yist no meat for line whole day, *P4 Went.to . e' . '. . . •.,to •o in / 1 iv iill ° 1n112411 1% - - ' • -`" -•-• pie; ''•".•-• - • - "! • . •• • as *ere nanied, to make it a tiletkoce tif two miles tes I b nj ell p_ - • Ir . , eof ben for sig • months the e fury , were : ander 4e - ..niceisity 91 returning ,sk, l procure butter ) . tipping that , he might be able to. find ,• . .14 / 4 0 ; ‘ . pwrj ) 9 7a, 1 44 " ,hijsr • trait. ha las gitneas'', orquiiut of ffin„skie ' '' • - . b ur ied th col bread also.; •,.. ' • .... tes. He ka't d ' d it.-libilLtlfstdnce I twelve moo , ~..t re, an we . , _., „_--- -,,, c 7.vyti,--t i to m iirparted theip, l .nnr l jnleeil tAkeir% laving - 4y - A i: a i l s hut v as if i li t n, ~410 a7., i The Uinta NAvon recommended % to this wretches . 'in 10 Minutes and iib fecends.° • ~ ' - r. I' • .' 7 lec+elt qt s ; 411Littif iirst4it hp wai.is Ci t erg - yinan ;.._' Ae1p ......_. ; rip 1 . 1 . eik:5ieef. ' , 54 :..,, ' .119 .I •'' ! II- • 9 ' *" ;` 1 - Yeetig mit . " tolpaitat r op oiler of his' services on board l• .- .. -. .-* ;, 1 .. r s iillii s iti.; -----4 .1• .; 41 , ° • 4 ••, 4 "f" : " ...,. : j'e l lee4:42.co:urclAer,i, Atiseuer ,f;il4., not ,give ,Igary,§, A slsOckiiienteurrlnCitsw i rite.iiiiebprtardi for tend% ...fo".lwhich- theofficas .were ordered to ' . ,via !hc,., i r4 a ut 0 r l i .i ire!._:, #,?r;ce4ma,-?s 9frze:( l l,tig t , i '„;g;: - 1 11i s irAg maysigoiiiiiri. ~ , ~, • .. about four milin , frdia,Eghant, oß,TAiirsday 9... conduct 14as,, ir , : .", : ~.1 0 !um 4 rl , w er 01 JOD Melt, sag. ' .1 piaci, Ketiniu2l( • . :•; *•) • . •• Eillibtlre,. Julia,.ealy . 4#4l , lor,vr 9f von o c k oc k ancf•JeAn' isr#l 4 xern'brodittat by W illiam ' Driok % i sm.et i . •. ea , i , ~ , ~,....04- e iNtidsauthcfrOld ii - eepsa goblic..hops,P,4l l l- A. .14,..Knowey, accompaolA Jr*, friead: r t i ber- , 4 st( the ,',., ;J oseph ;. yef fg ht,, Char!ce"*Pfi r :Joseph Fei . toos s lo s w„ A incilayAssi,Siiiii.449mtelL44,, qjwistox, d ; logfra c nnot ;ay what is hit e ntSsuith was rerathi b • • 0 111 9i:1 1 1! 14 P 4 r. P Fj. .• ?i t . .--t , • • • • I ./.• Hass e uit ;A s o lix. " of ri-st riflal c aracter ;. •thiiiks ,h 431 an harlot , man • 4, l kt plea after having din vi t Ok* Wirnd-(i water, .a 4ely active of fi cer,-,op,suipicion of havipt i : t: Ni;',•,........i.-.0 ..- ._ •• • . •- 1,. •. . I . • . Rik k; . . : 0 81 .F , *" ~ .. Atesmiptiouitol mire! bmsr that ty? wro te in otpfr hip; c li,agep a af,Elifil . af tt t4 7 gos o *4O iii. b i a Dee* retcßtly cowl-oil/0u Monies. .• . -0 7 I— I ; . •' . 6 gyp: .. 2 r i t .. _• 0 ( .1 Vs sday elliiin .- tt al ViA - .. 'i;ixa" t a t SvidOkrie i ri Nfik iryir3Tci jig,spny name!i; doe! pot believe*t . he svrot.q . ill ° s4mte;(ont o nt o the ,rodtkoci lea my rg p o d., 1,4 ;Nile. Drinkwotef tt itntek thet•lrs ! , or , 000 1 4 to . a : he Or eir w it i 1 ..„ , . ,„.. , ..-, n 11444(1ri1e of k.o.saiyo . ,„ , .. . into is kinA . Of gravel-pit, sisteenAtAelpir,tbpjent..,. 1494000' to.,ll4,loll,o,l*sormer 14 ,1 E114 4 T0*. ~ , di: & le wd w e t : 44w vikille castk, l'Orliklquha° C. nfle r Canter was naainjoritar. tttiie )4,44 7 tage;ef the fro The The yokla k i e it i9k g r4 , 'K A T ; 0 oli,liftitskftyf *Mite's ip _So 9pi55,..,104 6941) ear rF itioe. , ;Jab:34ll,J: st WAsit t ili* At it be Ino, user ameTsm, ri c *04'4.4 -PfivOnl) andLbsiielf4..bheoP o 4ll.4o. 2 944 1 Ipsjsligh.h.‘wfp.stpt kiltrd qp- thipsgot • tea. , ! -VII , "Mk, tp.ftfkite. V 01041 0 .. sittleranfie ,10.17 *l,, got); MAW . : r- .$ ' r .. pmpft4) 4 B4/9,11M hjs OHO: sfitivgyil i i it. , I.t F ; , n clrit a ffikikr6ltYr, :4461.Aw e vra t lova. Ult , ,- t tyww,. ipo . wirvai mi l i iihplwe's . i• • ..._._...... ___ 14 , ottoiffivi i . ~. „ruett•Jud g e charged ttg 4 igy, ( itit Smith .mwassionikgspapeq m i k ur t. p t 9 lior i t o t i ms ru ear ro run away, bat e seen. ...rg eah uo ii — p 7 r i l i./ ... ii uht „ : .. j c impr a il i s ki air r 'attre of - the indictment, apil.snitusilug nTstrie s evil- fo the chalie in lb amid; 4' io'stopi andsiollo Red. Attic them, • and int Own !tit Sra issatiVO ice . ;. IrWt•as•-eet ..• • : . • s