The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-06-24 00:00:00

1%, , I ' a •••,..••• yeeterclay, by the Mew,. the Crowe awl Author .e-place. (Ark Cept.-Adjutin i t .'ululecr4„ ehu was found tog, vat uue of thy kivr. pined was Fredrriok Bott s impel of Cluards, and re. Oeise.olteett, Alotwhes. Thnreday morning isa, e was Ling or. and towards ; rtosms "icor him, going 11;e to Wiliam; out of theta via gliatunce, 1111111 is very wet s ha ob.erved , e.s. the wan 14 6011i1; i lignite ; they all wcut to I..eincowl ',scotched on thy lie right hMOjt was a small el a 'ewe* paper pate4.l ; lan was wi.ot the bail etphr o. pessed 1141.41 4 h tl.l iirough opt the othrr side ; It. Uifit 111.1 4 imtl was t, t. one oldie pct.,, n , p r ., ent found a era pocket-hook, an rt throw a carti, tout . r. Airkina, Royal lieu.- inifsery note for $l. Sri. end signed .4 Lieutenant urlicitte of 'silver watch, ti 3, awl two gold lieut.., in St. Mertnes-latie, for puree. containing 49.6 d. he pepera ont of the rie• run to charge to the wit the East India Fluose to to the patrule, awl saw ;rows and Anchor public. 'the beadles of the parish square, toid, he lived at lea. and that John M•Do trble, called him np almost r (noruiug, and informed shot himself in one of the great concourse of people Witness got 111), and called said Anchor nublie-house; took one of the shutters, ad. wgh the assistance of xly to the house. In the on he found a smallskaid :Sin ill awl , ii mo itr to id • also a paper. anee!, 44 Christopher eisrtsbatti ice," which parcel witness direction; there was abo a path/manly swimmer, setae inquiry may be in. my death, I think it se ws' inflicted •by my ewe Mary ernbarsessaseat, and a street never* resiesly. n vey . aperib, as to node I desire, that whosoever Ord the pored. I trials for 1.--jSigne4)—.R. F. Lit. loyal Permissibly Mili•ia." it seen a Immo who bast o'clock thug aorseg. - i very elegant see, sad .ceased, owed, the di. is promoted to Adieset. at Tweeds,. : that he wee the Royal Pembroke Mi d leer wished for.—Wit. lister. in 11306; and the ▪ in Iso7 ; he was upon reed. at th at time, ass sn out him. *ad used fry. r his sip ; deceased would the d raoi ug- room. be eery he had been asleep, sod he was at other unmet is a very simper, frieod. want, deceased came to mother's house, in Great rained there until last vent away *lets o'clock. • with hi. sisters end out of town, and Ile )ut did not see him, and peak to hint. On the r. Sergison said it was his re wits so muc•b overcome ► r of leaving the rues, and to his gnef. The Jury, rd a verdict of Lunacy. 10 years of age ► of a mod ad arum estates is MAIM; o the ba►. but. preferring Kent Militia. He was idal _ YeeterASA at or. Merket.leeei SOket L. Em...rea. by eirtesuersi !repent the utt et 31 au usitraiigotioel icieesly reported 0%440 s death by bon veltirdy poker, by his eve 'sea. Its Wed...relay, es it. *as ) Aigation ti.,k place; two forward, and gave their to Mr. Marti% our oroughoutealt• sad Mr. Imo street. Mareisst" , oliWarbieritay eight. t in so putrid *Matt 4 nriag burst. .‘ Friday Nat be in Vie warning nuagled ; find. re hr . . taw delta hag We pulse adeived bar wilt h a declined dotoit,l Ut 'ratio rwietier. • a few bow iabeort 4 wafted% f 4111 • ; aiiied is the parish dotter., lino DUI %CMS is 4110 IL bottle ofmtetheidit; - from eseseeive - violence o nd - sh•ster et., a. -Do.— idioms was of • dos did ba dish . opio there wall XII sissy . face about him. He died orlllut .i rday ihr = Two tarn, who had citew howl ale report, awl were solspeened to appear, did nit Mine: William Glen a dealer is birds, said, he bad k no wn the dec eased for tea years; he said they were iistimete, sad had not been very sober dor. j o g that time ; they would ' ito and drink sixteen or seventeen glasses of gin in the morning ; he said it was 1111 t true that the demised had been beaten or ill-seed, sit say time, by lib family ; on the eon trart, be would came turn them out of doors ; he ass a strong man, soar seven feet high ; and his tone were. one 10, and the ether, 17 years of age. quite stripling lads ; he Mai persuaded that lie died from excessive drinking. One of the Jury wishing for farther evidence to prove the report, and not any bring found, the Coroner proposed to adjourn until a future day, when, at last, he was comineed from the evidence of the medical gentleman, and returned • verdict of—Died by the visitetion of God. An inquest wits also held yesterday by 0. Hove sox, Esq. at Ilastpistoad, on the body of Th. Jones. the landlord of the Angel and Crown publie-house, in Little St. hlartiu'rlatir, which was burnt JP.' is, the beginniug of last winter. It appei Dlr. Jones was only insured for 6001. premises had cost him s riderable . , rebuild. Ile has b r an in a dad ining state . ever sluice the tire, and waa removed to Himpeteall, for the change of air. On Thursday he Mein out in the evening for a walk, and dropped down dead. Verdict—Died by the vitigaliols.ff . 0 0 4 LOSS OF THE LDRD 111SLFILLZ . ----0.-- The following is a copy of a letter from Copts, Thomas Brown, of the tate ship Lord Mettetife, to• the owners :-- Gan . —lt is wide hilaite rsptt* WIN you of • the abelaselsoly Mee Ad -max alp Lsid.feldeltlle—stas was • Domed at sea as Ilea let . Apiril, in lat. as. 07. and Wag. 26. an alienatr by amides: es 4ittilla•ltewees shoo knows. At "' re 1. al. while eritiall la the cilia, Mr. A. Bottbou, • passenger tre boon', ailed &mid, the ihilp's es ire" I ivaioney rem to the task, aol, es my atter essewielameet, Rawl II ads die ease; Mt, sumer to whets, imiattser of sill into. say Sat penes as &eh, geoid teti an -teNtrie the Gait way err hew it balm.. AM -hassle -gem Ms mallately employed is drawls; water, mad evert latattipt wade to ems the able, batoll oar. efforts erantinsitleenes. At teary.. es- the ire Moo replay to_tworimm. .111twaiteM. tics Item Arm heves+) Seertiptelto—fiky ,parteltelos of ram below desk, and. lisanesgesioefilller goospweare: The las lw we h". 4 4111 1 1,6101 by diossista aim, alb* linadaest risk door *ea VI. this gemisi bums me tar war rostra preelervettm Al Am p.a. •we - getiseeetbs ship, %Mat mese steed, ibis we ceoldlWaisievretaiteMby law. Ime tban intineel, Set itreats Ihtilentete, 'xistesomatio, bent gips Iselow MO a acidic, oldie we yam et Mauer, knallits forecastle, sat Mid bona drawing a, Add* •lea desk Ms bus Os miss of this He feu a *nit Sit It fie Ms f= we maw eat bhmalinweisio " At darestook, laselarmilelleod misceimesele NAP' Ilmbessi, aiiii.abo Maw urea , OW mess, aide eminesebser) IMO is attalosalitp wed tarps Mow similes did wee disbud Aseriptlea a "fit eassiegmis ; twestraspeople be too moll bet" Moss memo asiesswin in Wes Mem M des vim be.. am lewd. To all lamas imnstreare t it was may tbe etaleamtion ars smarilite en. Maw* i bet the PAM pea i'vseilltam that miesaltair be elit=t o 4 i a i les Alp, aide* et 011-sisog. •Ille purled we da og ok use icemen. sad eele* owl bee mom she liars" mere kiftles , beat, we -saes. =lllwet fees; drew iwelvacialeyetal emetiases s eg i s: we bee t nialami ee ties moat lasi raw best sod *Mrs ; toissit-me bal woos es-0o Mir ethos fell is with Ibalettittellf. of '44lWillseeis "eget" AMberAt Gra Y*". .9 who took mew Issw Mad Melee ismisairka to us will Iser seer stamp blee ems arse of *hog for his Mew creators. in Aletweee. I SlMie year shadiest tervont :TsuIIikASSAIIOWN. . P.&-elles lester-beg wassemels bet 44111 1 111w1. -Waxes err.TXT rollniat SAWD IX 111 C PIXICICII. 1168.111 i 11/XXX, moose; film White, weld arte k goo .r.diagtisawer; Willem Smee, Williams llost, a Gauge,. ,Jame Brie Itto Gory, Paul Jih - . ill Itubert brown ,. Willisaa. gems*, • aif Beery remises, sasses ; Mr. A Butane, per whir St. Yiaceors. itompsor trxitrmarse into limas In sus 4411111110/2. ellithestili mate ; VMS= flasesery, pormii • Draald ; dean Cony, moiler . ; Tbosmai Moir, Nv e ZfrAjoa stw N i sflof, WSW*. lIIIMIpso, - Theses Tana -1:1 ll'lsei, sad Itplia-rt Miller, seseata; • Mr. 4A - • pssessfre " eit St. Squereari. ' ' " ' • •• "' •" ". . THOMAS 11101111. likam. Jobs Cawed, Mw. GM Co. Glasgow. , At a time of •tirtirdeltit Walt, when young men ; of spirit are at .• be.. for a scene is which to saw their wild oats, the geggeites of the Four-is 7 lgiod Club would be pardostoble; but at the present moment they are objects of contempt and ridicule. The Biriiingnani. Theatre has been very attrac tive this ammo. Monday evening, 'Mr. Emilio perforined..withsgreat applouree, the port 'of i ktaitert Tyke; . Mr. astaiemeno, ae Oteesrell T us,' was v 4 17 114qiailling; sod Mr. MINT exhi bited ' UMW Mitt ollwatitore in ferment. Weatiee .OW illtht. - 'Men Manifested its attachment to fir. Essay, by a bumper,immodui. And Thursday sight was devoted is the lomat of the Mimeo; Alamo, who produced, so thenvecookni, The Hein •evtlr aCa li. l6 : ll } e ' •••' TP um Ai..-.4he aft rocok; Linn ofikosafpooos, asamamoos4 ikkozzookor could not.foil grodoitiog is woostiorilgootwammillnlo to this fattiest. Min. Bu.towiwoo i littio retied ihni li(e.,avist' fug moridliipely.; ;110;1441/1411.4 1 ferm i encolW slaty . idea iiii.hod )o_nooC:1 , oil of leissisperver remission& Kr. soared. " in men,' IANKIMoIs• teeM tieyood .IlOolpelf—but his delivery of the recitative of ' I 1410pfr Rd deeper sail." was, to ass Wl*** Of a vended* seams, as much eelebiatod s foixiokel vial' as pro found learning--" se if the limmt sentinseut • the im atoned thootoorsitsz was delivered with all thi enemy of o GAIMUCM" ~t. At it4e4 10.11,41= p1 1111ert of •S'tral m# souk Niro .iia. of. a very an some kiodkomo booorrter.fookpooooni l / 4 lm a bonV lwd w ed of all the sod bivouac s of imoolifp . gg jeers, from Jane, 1100. On.Weduerday awirowoo • es 44: .tri U. Mamas, Foot. M.V. Imo ties , *mod lei GloisComer, for obi& e ill nr s meller impinglisdy ridlis ut v i iir • 11hoolromo; Oho *moo faiii_. . • irketi,L • . Amy assitko moo MOB 4.11111111 s add bbl moot ism them. They wort **nip* o tool d ite 1 few hoof., "' • .''. -. ' rrd that end his own to ....... _ _ COreT MP ILINOII 11113101. /ire se. ratio's at Nisi Pries &for* LOrsi ail Jollies , „KLL2IIIIOIIOIIIIII. . I • , . IllittLeCulKnlte. , Altelmar. GO,ITYJ th WOTBRIOLIST.. Mr. TONFlSOotatiett, titirwasito action beelirbt by the Plitiatiff, so itduanal in the Neves trleilieltf the Detention, the Preprietor of the !dieter• seed: cosch, by way of halt. to recover 111. 105..8.1. under the fells:ming eiroometence.:—.The Phut:tiffs on the Zith of. April last, died at the Cene!.. ()Mee of the Swot with Tdirltleelts lan, in. •Istad lane., and inquired if the mail was olopty for Sae. ter, by way of Salirbury ? The DaSnsdant inforised him there were some places.usions, bat •there were none ;liken iu thelizater mail Ivy Bath; the Phistit. then took form iuside and one olitiide seat is this. mail by the way of B.A. for which he paid 411. tOs. 6J. and the Defendant promised that the *ouch ahosikl step at the Plaisnittls lodgings, in Charing-Cross. opposite Northatitharland-hatue, oa the lollotriug evening, at half.past seven o'cloek -the Defendant and his family oveitol, at then' lodgings until- half-post eight o'elock, when they sent to kuew the canto of the delay ; whet' they Were informed the mail bed gone without them. The Plaintiff culled oa the Defendant nest morn-. log, for so exPlaetioip, and offered to accept the mail of that evening which theDefentlant refesed, saying, the Plaintiff could not recover more then what the mail made goiug .down. which was nM ' soy things oiribmwo acct meal or rektiar foe stag= roaches to stop slid tale . iip 4........iwiariP"a• houses ; at first he denied •he had• arms& en=otail the 'nail to Charidg-Crosa ;.- hot alliersionis ac knowledged that he had, but the Plaintiff bad sot told hie, what number. Mr. Topping concluded by saying. that he would 'wove Corte facts by a Most respectable witness, w:sieh woold ..aide the gury to give a verdict for the Planner, under the idirectlon of his . Lordship. -Thiestatentent was gully:supported by the writ.' fiensie of a' Me. Childs. an Attorney, and the flinaintics case was closed. 1 , Mr. Gaintaw. Counsel for the Defendant.= 'stated, he conceived it his duty to make some Mr nervations, before lie called his winsome. Ile be :belied it was well known to the public. aud the Jinv, the honourable made the mailecameher.ware eresiductcd in. it was well known to that Court:that it was siegnlar to have a remplaint made apnea' .nosy of their Prmicietors r The resent Defeleiset was bf as high character as , say man could liii-oble spected by the Pest. Office for his punctinality ilea nhility. Mail-coaches were different frent,eoy other stages—they could not afford the time to all on passengers. and wait=llMil they took leave of = their relatives. *high .eau cemaisly potiec.omarthy ; but persons expectimi their lottOrreould swot have those conseierolitiste: tee instance. he hamlet:lmpala travel- in the esiii4if he could get it to mill toeless, When it eagle, his ponsoatiteau was to he limed. his hataal'amet were to he put ni. suit he.esiubl not lemlefjlente without baying, ‘° God bless yew r .. to each if die family ' • and this would at least take op ten aillltte ; eteitttelr etweettgers. who.had the , sone feibeept as himself, would take up 40 'nit = Hate., .hia, ...tit sect, the ,tsail buck 11... e. miles. U the Dadoetrant, us.Prepriveet, wished to have ' obliged the pilliet Atleairatche could net de it, as the nod worrostilit4 -hy • euellegellientbe rem.- Office. who wits accountahle for its reiitiiiiii its doe:motion in due time. lie aim had a guard opee hint. and that a .ever-ertiugnueo-tTine, wiliCh4,lS.: vier went astray ; for if the .cos els one !la of nuns later, at ate/ place of its deotiaatioa..tlwni the revue. Onion, toyer tis a. cestailigise impoied by tbo titlirr Olden on the Propeimor. This action woeld _nit, have been defended, lint the =Witstessiiteritionitted the sedan had mistaken the cosiness:atoms b e tween the plaintiff auttl•Defouteat.-bissatiil not attempt to call the respectabibry of she Geelleussii into ques tion, or his veracity, bet any luau might mike a mistake as to coaversation, wherein he '.n , out u par. taker; the faets wore; t h at the Deleud sot had egreed the* the 'nail alknildtitoii- o f t Chering-eraes, cud that .the Admire, enould Ise on .ttio. look -out, or ' have,, some parson oit.the•look-oat4oranit :. the.spillant' Admiral was vi • brave old export officer nip board ' of a mail of oat ' • but if leafortgatile have the mine. ‘dlietifliine •pieserved onaliore, that he 'squid have' at sea, he aline we. to blame ; fur : 11 6 . 417 114. tirte l id bore walked on the quarter-deck.• sad have mugs stut lothe man et the spoit-lieastpL whetbot he mtor:o..seil .ia 'telt ? If he lad fakeer; his peel-at-his wiodois. and.placed hi. servant iit, the street; anti asked him if be hod 'seems mail nil! eighth . los woillil have been answered, kyr! Aye' *mein feet, suit he would prove it. liolverer irregs- ler it was. the ermehnian did poll up at Char ? i ,ropi t and seud into the GoldrietCress hotel, to 1 fp iftheee were ally pitmenots 1W Exeter ? 4 : 111' ' cee4Grazid this statemeots he wail colitinvol the Jury would givetheir verdict fuse the Dernduut. He then prOcueJtal to eall'his witnesses. . Joseph .Alcock a clerk at the coacle.osecei de t-posorl. he was in the office when the Plaiaiiff eats- Id take the f the Defendant took :he book 1 turd ea ' the* the I.l4tiestiff gave a check au hie imeltee for the amoaat.. ile said he wished to, ..be take° epet.Cha • • did Defendant said it was not usual : hest if tier Pleissedr. or sew Per son, would biok oat fortite ilia, the coadiin.in 410 al t o p . lifeClev4ag.ereps, The entry-hook wee peetipeed to 7.Comill.lohjelt skewed that the mach tract to atop 11004erieterese. On his wee .ipoteote by Mr. Torn an, he odd c te adam - x zeteek 'a the habit of stopping at .. the arcroes—it did not stop any wbensia foonalesi exerpt-ike Uloucester Cot. feeshasee, in.PkaidiNy. Meer • CroOley,' Moil-Coothman, deposed that he had tithietuthe Aiteter Mail six or save' rears; -- - ' " - e pheg k 'onion. tiet the '• OS ' 4, of 1-6•01+ I Adr - • 1 . 6 oba waiter of the Golden-Cross, row, corroirorated the lest wateteet's evidl en his baring stopped at th e Hold. r. 'term to reply; essateadadv that the e oa the•partof the Dd e adautooly cdminu Cage. Ford_ Eid,sesoaettun eitiatated up the eviden with Meat perspicuity, end whorled, it wan hriw apple Mitt the Admiral should ribl 'have meotioopti o die- amber as wgll as foie pnieePrif- Oxide. ' The Jury. witbout retiting."thead• a•lterdict for Plaintiff, difia‘ges et'. toll. till i land.fpl. • 'lrmo v. Links. , A retie was obtained. some days back.•oalling on litewes. Harris amid Sou, Attururyo, ti. d*w eadole i r why they shrtald not pay into the Master's hands 19e1. - the damageswad costs recovered by thew iii this acting, and why their bill should not be refer ted2, and t h ey aosour the matter of the affidavit ? ittr.,M•lll/YAT, of Couusel fur Barris turd Son, showed' mime against this rifler nod istatisdrthiit the ' damages went claimed by a relation of the •Plairitiff, alio is a girl minder 17 laws of age:" but that Har ris end Soo, who fiati "retitled the inouey more than a fortnight, were desirous.of gecurMg it from tki q relaliou, fur•the OCuefit, at least during her minority, -and they had .brew arranging mesa* with- her sod • her 'tether. for investing the mousey iu the fuods, when they were preveoted by the 'notion the ouly purpose . he added, of Har ris and Son, was, to • protect her from. any imapso rodeet dittervitioe of the money. until she was of age towtoreireat judgment. onthe subject. - 'Mr. PAR[, as OVOISSR4 iwithe ?Militia*, stated, that on the eaplareition given by •the Ifarriol, he was satisfied they Ad no intentiou to wrong the fpisinti t, and had mottling to' impale to theta,' hot setoested that trnstcrsehoutd be appointed; in *fume mime*, with her Own, the money should be laid out for the Plaiuttills use, so that it could not be taws/erred till she taupe of age. The COURT adopted the idea, and ordered that the money due .to Klima slosuld-he laid-oat in .the stocks, in the names of Plaintiff, 'her father. and attorney. and that the readoe of the rule sheutd be ilischair. " - Wednesday. Ju • *tad the stacks piejpinid. timsli".3 litrirearia7 a ti : " d i er similar circeoutaoces before the Coach ea he world Oro merit-arid receive a se vete ipeoloheaeot. shim siramorots moo evievicted of stealing two shim r , via, w ,§ / he was iug . mad. k asosithl TM, day the sistiml by Nfri Justice ti. _ jeAa biabehaulf mead iudicied, for that on the High. Seas. within the jorisdictimi Hoch Court. of Adiniedlty. -.end not wi hedy of soy • county either ithe realms. the fifth day Nommher .sault sad stub 'Unbent Wilson; of • mid& to the said fliathard Wilma , did languish, sail • Loth dry 'ollie aurae moath, asid them died. . wire a second , 00mit* claarMielg the atriums ee heal, committed in. the river Tagus. ,withie mile of Lisboa, in the kielidosi of Portegal. sir theaternoema Reathaus. the King's A rate-Gleneral,-stated , the care on behalf of the szefigiim; called'he Il ti teemiewt tb e e rp e p li o r was mint in the trammemillowillr, w soyiinc the Britidi- P erromsber lost. she img.is the whew transperta•elvd , iiitri of war. reholy ,went 10111111 1 / 1 14014 which he • h thetati* as afterwohe steed by,ttia widen Jehe .Tirempsers*.ae ilmeevitermilaek. moo Avitsimo modem* wee was eastaieed by .4.lawanata 44... WM a mortaei Ave rem tim Freewill. in November eatemilmi bawd of her. at the time eke lay. ahem; is doe Tape; tibillPrieener at tim bar vim ire sable. of hen There were esty dye ersdamml-wiliamelf, die ileetweed, Berl maid shies-beads-everi; Wilson attimided i•as ardawirry* OW/ deem nebeet. •..s of - it[ .w , I)HU k. ;:,oar went on deck. lit shoot Ave minutei Prisoner called Wilson. who "cot h few minutes ;slier, he heard Wilson sit loudlyy, " John Thompson:" lie did beloss Ar .,as he paid tio atte •take tvi s g yblia was only Wolin) qsaid... Wlllen -fistin repeated the dines, ile - TiTat Wein down. Ht sell standing over him. lay on the gt dishing a naked Aisitger in his hand. pit thes.ibin-'floor, with his entrails hi his left side. jai Wilson said to him, " Jack wiarrio,Coptain Sutherland has etahhei be lifted up his shirt, sod 'hewed !lira whirl% he sow. The Prisons; did not a to this, though he heard what Wiling' the witness turisail to go out or the co sorter said to him, " Jack, f know wrong;" to which he replied, " f km you have." then went on deck, an Elizabeth' transport, . lay near iElizabeirt heat came along-side: wig and the mate.' When theft bean,' they would out venture to go (Willi ini tie' and they sent off to Ills klajest Plantageuct, which hey about ak mile purpose of procuring a surgeon. failed, and he returned on board. of the vessel had corm on board time. The Elizatetk's men then Majesty's ship the itialatiotis for %%ilk they were 'gone, thd Pristine .bon,*put on shore, to oiderto I he etc,corilitigly took him on shore They.weid to the English Barracks. I proevare one. The Prisoner walked a flied td retain on boar]. A 'Porta: Fngiish soldier coinio. , along, he to had happened, and They assisted in into the hist. aped they returned on b • they teturaitd, they round two iiigras had dressed .the .wound. Wilson w taken on tabard the Asidaiions. The the itness were apse Kmovrel thithe eisotu e• ' based It m theft War Irellen • ron sweithr the situation i Mr. Woe ' thle -thargarrA hs harishelloy twoorad its! and ward own* which . 41 artiarlwei aria -r sif au Sac* *oda mot by a dirk et od Mr.. bvisier wow and ratiwored iad *paw ariliwa i whisk iltei sea sista* sour: • saw the }Prima stabbed the hey. vitr llesioaselo throw h *Wile else' *ea wail he 11 . ipmil be weal rn rimming ?laid ri, thrftionerup .0„ ,ioliesiediska if he bed let boy nes egerwrirds removed 103 • ipaloaticibe forret of boriug 'ha k eho ineggese3. the Prinoirsie l l hick pl e t s eto c V i e e l • 'nee . reset Ishars sr., riti tese.tto begmni of the t bitsehirraeterh- jl will .Soar 4loge before his deeth. • y polio the eptielrelletaa.ai e wn. token. The detlosed re produced to him. end - wee • 'IP sed Mr. Irvine. it had heel in the preinsiconf doe 'keel "rue, but he mode hi% taut. The. paper wea diem vet ta. an I s Richard Wilsoo, %bar or to the . teeespee frawds. bele 4 llll Z• unterily dealers. the 3th of November. 1 was •the belly by Owens Sutherleed Id hies whet be had done. when • *io the holly. while L was he • ts, eartemedd set get away from to Jeekliseurpese, who came, 'the woes* I believe the •C Thesapeese ettenreees 14111 bifiet beeed.theas tely seen the • Th. *hone teatiesed his to erinvioced the bey's death was el shelled so veseivoi ; the ieteedel _ be otochaw. Ou Wednesday, this• matter WWI again mention- prisoner had relkinted ° 3 b3ani Ii ed to the Court, for the mere purpose of informing night, the Mate asked ken. Whet* Itl the Judges, that, the -matey Was already laid sot. dirk? to which he replied, be oodid i and the stocks actually purchated. in the amulet one else with it : and the *am!" ea' lawitweetkel which they expressed theirapprubution: wearltrwrd- While:they were on ha nosh., he beard the Prisoaerany to 1 WatT nit .sESSLUNS-49we t- 4 3. ere, for shat he had done; Wdiao J , He had bften braid him say the sail . daie,r4lo, a sailor, was iinlialad.,o ,shielipg • (they 'walked the .dech. Wilton II a blassrleht . properry #11 , 611i Latiteers it pu trait niklimAlle time sr receiving the *roam a l a l itllke"". Plwalilitg laal l"Wor TOW - V Web ,reilltiia,ctoss-exereimition, he lei 0 4 .1, suited, thiitlliilWelotillrit-ile, , tail a lgteielitteteetal lehen.ttle wand" a Pi" rwSig,„„ k heaqln d a-lllt P. - owl' 113,1 Spigar kild *sip eisidetria wrist ant.. T . s lite'nuar! he miser , Ilse wee rtk eye asf , y:dln Me appeared serf sus followed, an .s' ass rithed is his poness4 l - • 161#:‘, • ' , 4ltatipal i d. of his own accMA, we . cteibure,. he stittid; thathe.stss druak ` "OW, • platutewer heard tite•boy say mid knew not.wbet he wen about. .He litititl!en kw ilitbria.o6,4iiiit he was km the Cal .rat white serving Ma 111s)ei,ty, under I:pirliNalme, tv h Ae t t . : e hurt hi m . Th e Aw l said lint hsil continued et Ma in the capacity of e...tonit.. .4 lite wetted thadieftelie hod Ikea Withia littlest two peas, he had beta twice east , hie ; Aiiiikeles.,the neat wi away, mod badmily left his ship , at Portsmoutli last I g e'r4;6 ea treed week, to ',hush he vessaintious to return. He far- e mp hei g i r e g h u h e; ,He vet eette‘ , ther stated, trim he received till. e-yror, as a pea• h es , ‘ ,h otehee e t h e w et , it t e htW i lit, simi c in reward of bis services. willit of hlscidi of November led. -Alia Jury Mend kiwi panty : and Mr. Maul' Ouarstaimreer biresi, roiling sheet i seasesplemideocillohint to 14 .„,dar . i'alaimalrata t r Egiey t his itieertem . were yiny to 1 4" 1 "fting lam* at : the .entice Th 4; 6 1. 4 ... t mo o ' test of them vim emeadert•sitsweei ase playa: — --; sisaht.Watd. two curs. from a Mr: l46 / 7 . Lnst — asers ' :dm — putte r 1, who had employed her to cook a chimer. lite; .... ; „ & . st k w as senteuceci to atz,weeke.ireprewszunent. . . , ta je 18 ;;T ta ~.] . Elase*eilip. de viras ewerkied of steel Aii ritltetio" s ? • • , -Mites zit. g usb frosai - Nlr2Tsayker, of Little Ilt4 ; 141 1 ; 0 ..„ 6 ,, a , 1 „., el, . iseuteasg t 'fis il tia ilia poisoned -waliferniii aipa ;;;;1 1 ; bout& ,„ ~ . 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Ok the nth of April • daimons pare .f .OR. 114weenteerierwi *MOM elf, 0teie41.0401.4he010...14 am b *tat; ile *celled yedsjeikeet runt Mr. 14ht • hike biewrilelser ; tW' Prima, eatelime -0/40.w**, br the eptioftrimewiloris 44 %ewe, to oup etergtorkereross. td tete its fent • ims elmirelittid remised iikotte•tighe.olobleiellie , 40( tip ilieeie , f w d. pew, o , i ns id e puiever , m a se e ou t s id e : b e agetweliegly a enenrolt. The amp lowleadirtirte is share , teitimeel• the eetted he hod II drew op to the doeseof eke ifikstden,Creen. Chenille- . irtitine nee d . • . ' :' tretteello 4.d Viz:e . . ,trods the prime, au eial, sad called eeti 111 - toed a lie comfit . fir Salem •4J ~.• . - ~, Vailifoollo ~ ' ,„ ~,t..% „: • luPireillkf• .O D , er th. 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