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, . 4 l'Alt Li A 1113 ANT AltV PAPERS. ---- ABSTRACT 00 11 4 .1P,oRTAStr PAICLIAMENTAICy tiAPERS. ..` (Te'ke eradigni regulmi • Ilie'follo , ving arc copies of Papers which have -beercpresvnted to l'ailiatnent, in compliance with -Athlre*scs of the ',louse of t.:onimoos., 'Troms-tertiat the (....wifer'ence bettveen the rotentiuries u) G ' , cat actin , Austria, 11ascia, • tind Prrts-sia, held at Ptois, Oct. 22, ltils. of the four Court's have taken `into ':C(ll,llk.elLiii the.lllCiolltel, 'WhICII it remains for tnem LiTitdipr, totyegtilittillg tilt! military pail ,of ti;eir arr.atigetnentsT u - ttli the French .111overn. .! for giving effect to the blurt concerted Ahem tor the tunititennuce of general hese tut-mine , • r, .ro tht tiii4l orgoilizAiiou of tho ;truty which itt,o i ttina.ti in France for tliecoluttiott stcurity 4 91 - ,,Eor ‘J. T,, li,e rvlition in which, this iirmy'und its cooliw,uhr 6tuutl tw,v;:irds the French Uoverti. u t c• t. . To the evactmtion of the trench territory by 114eLttoops that ate nut to constitute, a part .01 ibis evilly. • 2:.)1 tkiTtCLP. I. As to tl c fi ; v 4,, oronizotion of ,tlte. 14ttropean the _Ministers of the Caoittet,.putsitunt tloe v itt.ll powcrs'tvhich they have received from the , i respective SoVvreigrls to that ctrect . , have Igt!crioino(l.-- • t ; witty skall he composed of.troups .01 ihtt.ditiercot, Towers, tit the following, pro. f, p„ . The contingents or 30,000 men to be furnished and Prussia, shall be ci)1111)0:,Cli at iufmktry, cavalry, and ar tillery, i n s u ch . proportions ads, the. respective l'owersittWty judge ,propt r ; it being understood that the cavalry is not to exceet! a Sixth, anti not fill .short of ix tenth of the total contingent,. The contingent of Bavaoa consio of : ten thousand tnert,' and those-of Denmark, Siixony, Bowyer, and ‘lTurtentbei,-0f.5000 men each. 2. That the Marshal Duke .of MellingiOn is appointed General in Chief of this army - 0.- 3.. That till .und entire authority ()vet this army is conferred upon the , Duke of Wellington, to the end that be. piny employ it as he shalt ideem,most consistent it'ith the general object of military tactipation., the convenience of •each c(Fp. being.cuustilteil as much as possible.,,,,atid that he may direct its movenients according , to circumstances, conforming himseli in 4ply spect to the 'instructions which he. will receive from the four united Cabinet)). it; being undri stood that 44 tr oops of , each Power shall always be outlet tha' katediate CoMnititid of their (icne and aim. they shall' continue tinned, and prtsted as mach its poshibl.r., opou tifi:ir line of communication. with "their respective countries. Alaikever o.it4latfy i'elcract: to., the economy and internal &sciOicit.: of welt .CPYps, . reserved to their owa,Generals,'. having each his own parti. CuftiPtiftnland. : '•• 4. l'ilitt tat ri..taqpf the Powers with which the Sovereigm have invested the I)nlie of Vti,e4lingtsho ft)+ , dte'getieral ittteresr. - of'Ku; . upe-, the (ietferals touanm,ttaini; , the cutpi . Of the-ditlereta shall ha:placed tinnier the chief ,c9auttati(Lef:.the. Doke of tV(.llllll,,voh i i . draft address to hint their reporrC, ati:l sintll obey, in evelt.titspeet, the (Hs positio:ai which he'ltay thittk.poper in make. Thtit ti,r Vretieh thivettmlott Ishrill-bc_ re quo,tl:d to toocert, ttitbmit deluy,•witli the 1.)o1;e, WL,:ttcvcr raraeS tO the rewit'in'ary of the places designated in the pritcl sttbsisieoce. 9f the alloy, go,I fo'tt!`g . 4xyfittt,itin of the particular Conventions fur regulating both these objects.. That 111 present proces-verhal shall:be COM lonnieated— Fitsi, TO the Duke of XV,ellington. • tit:comity, To the Generals commanding the e o eo of th e Ai troop that shall compose the iirtny of Oecuputiott. Thit 'ro the French Government.- ARTICI.Z. -Respecting the relotion - in which the Armyof. Occultation, and its*Commander in Chief, shall; Istalallowaltilutlte French Goqeywnetif, ii3.as far rys thi ttlsim ..is not settled by the 111ilitoxy Con. , v..ention annexed to the princi I I '.,:rvat.y., the Mi., ttisters; reserve it to themselves to adopt a final . tcsulttt • aturictitt • - As , to. the evacuation of •the• French territory by the Allied troops, oat intended to form part of the Army of ()ccupation, the I)ake• of \Veiling. ton ig charged to attend 4 without ilelay, to caery measure likely to expedite that cracttatiott, as weg is to the Arrtth.ventetit3 to be agreed upon in this respect, both with' the French-Government, and with- the Generals., 'Coin:Handers in •Chicl of the Allied Armies. • - • (SJ;v4dy. (Siya4)) L.'..) (Ls.) MET rEICNICII. L.S.) 11.11tliENBERG, (LS. cArc..),LviSTRIA, P'.l'SR5 REI.AIIt.IO TO THE CONVENTION FOR THC INACIMION OP ?Mits. Extract of a fitsimtell from.Vield 'l4l-,t041 the Doha of IS*4l - to Earrltivarst, &Aril (quitore, .loly 4, 141:4, enemy stmt to tlt:sti - e thtt might et,u7.4.; on both sides of . the S'eittc, iti ifh Vietr tO nogocittkiliti, at. the I. l .a.litie of 'St. Cltml, of a, y ,cot)vention . i ; ~sttvkt:n'cite at salts,, undo' ''which the French army should evaeu- • tote 1a: • ''Officers accordiogly,fnet on both sides at St. Cloud andICIICIOSe the ctipy of a Mil - it:ivy Coo s ct,tioo which .was agreed 1‘; hist light, and tkhi,cti has heeo ratlfied hy Marshal. Ps ioce rho! ond we, aod by the Prince of I.chuitilli on the pmrt Qt. i he,, French army,- 'llk, Convention de41:411 all the military trg:,tiottS at this 11101Ott111, eNistik here, and t doches oothiotipolaticii. CN n ,r,d Lora Pia lilts marched to t;:tke pos 'oessioo of the post 3 cvacuated hy agreement this t i, ;t y, owl I -propose to.-loorrOW tO [AC possessioi) ,f. ;Vforonortre.' .;1 copy was gien of the ilfititary Cousteatioo Pir the evaetrAtichi of Palk, QOCIOSe(i itt tlfe 'riteSup o ,'ilalllllBy, the . Bth July last. lit order, however, to - i•ti - iiietitte readers - - 12th Article, ac-crinneeted—ivitit the substiiptcra ,Corresinnit-eo-ee between Earl Batlimit and the Duke of 11:7'ellington :—] AIiT;CLE Private persoivs and Property ehnll be equally vcspvcteil.—The and in general till V.V ; tlO ,hall heat the capital, ; sball con-, thine to entoy their ri6o,ts mid liberties witliptit !wing tlistußicil or called to accOtitit, either as to vititationa which thrOni4V or nary have held; or At io theiy.condtictor v p,v,tillqal,opinians. cur). a'l.-ii% . patcli from Earl lia th otnit ti,;the Ooke Of Wel , . lingtoo; Dowuloglitriet; 7f h4alr, 11111. - War Depart raent, London, 7th July, 181.5. Ik-Tie - Loan,- , -Althougli • your Grace has stated distinctly •.that :the ConVetstinn entered into by yontritul .la.rsbalPrince Blucher on the one hand; and certain 1 4 renelv Authorities on the o ther, illtititilt „Whitt: it dei:ined all the military citt4ititins toitchtdistrtAking political ; and, tlrcigh it cannot be : imagined that in a Conymition negociated with these Authorities by Prince lila, cher - .mid your Grace, you v, (mid cuter into iany en i pfgethent whei.eb' l i, it should be - prestitnetl'elitit hk.Kost Christian rgajecity, was absolotely _pre-! cfncledfrom,the jtr. - 4,e)tereise of his authority in bringing tci condi n punishment such of his,stih-: jects as hail, by .their treasonable machinations t rad,wiprovoltell t.ehelliolt, forfeited all clstini to lilt fq.aSealy's clemency:and forhearance ; yet, hi ender tbat nu doubt thotild he entertained as to t h e ~,e use w i t h this,Ai tide is considered by The Prince Regent,.iu conveying his entire tip piolnition of theConventiOn, lam clminanded n state,. that his oval.. tligliness deems thm.l2th Arricie (.if it to be 61019 g - only, on the conduct of the Britn,lc and Prtosian Commanders, and the Commanders, of such Of the Allies OS way become pail les to the pre s ent C.pnvention by their ratifi cation of it.-1 have, - • • (Signed) 134T1lu1tsT. . His Grice the Duke of Iti`elliaglml; &c. Copy Of a Dispiitelt irciro tho Itch, of Wellitigton to Earl 11A .. ..thwat, dated l'avi , , !nth tHI 5. AIY 'have had the honour of r'eeri‘- ittg yottr Lordship's. letter, 'marked " sepaiiitc," of the 7th instant, regarding the Convention of the .3,(1. Theton „ ventinn binds. nob - ndy except the par- ties to it, viz.—The French army on °lle vide, and the allivrl armies under I\li(rshal 131ticher and myself orktite other; and the Ntit 'Article eatittor be considered; and never. was intended, to bind any, other. persons or ant horities,tiriritever, unless. they should become parties to the,convention. • I have, &c . (Signed) WELLINGTON. The Earl Bathurst, Ax. LAW INTI 34,IGENC,E. COCTR'iOF CONINION l'i,E.\ WE31,11::Y1 CR S rg.l3. IS. 1 • I I? I~:1.. V. BALDWIN, ; This was ritiliction hionklit by Mr. \Vedder hum Webiter and :Lady (~:aroliue Fran, t 7 vile. to recover (la:mai:es fatt.tt " set ies itopating.to-f,ady Webster a'eriminal intereotirt'e witb the D'tike 'Or Wt - Pin'r;tiffl. '!V 7 neared in. The Chrouic'h.•, a Newspa , per, of.tvbiett !.tie defendant is..pru l oiktor, • •Mr. Arttr..t.A. ogrnetV the pleiading, sta►ted, tha.t.the 111,riutii , Lady ,L bad ahv(vs. preserved aoatninitied repattatioo, Atul• that defenda'nt. published in the .;•S',(; , ", Jantei's several lih.fls upon her, imput ing to, ht.:4' r that she: haul .heen godty of adultery with the.,Mnst NobleArthor Duke ot Wellinwon. Serjeant : r stated 'the ease. Ile" de seribed )I.r. Wedderburu 'Webster as a gentleman of large. fOrtune, and allicd to some o f the first f.►- . irtilit;s iii the comitry. ,Ilis lady was the daugh-. ter of the. Earl. of Motmlnorris, iibput '2llye - ms tit age, of pelt personal heauty 7 -but that beauty was lost. sight. of by .thole who eN,eid aega,tinted With her virtt!es. ilie,,,,etotnnenct ,t vent 1815, (luring the short Period ot peace ti tilt France, 'Mr," and ,Lady . Webster proceeded to B r os chit, neighbourlinpilof which city thcv. The Earl of Montaltoll - is, the father of the lady, awl many other families of distinction, also lived thcrc. .'t this time, in consequence of the landing 13nomtparte yraitr:e, an .army wa4.assetribled near lirusselS—aud happily fur the,reponi of the world, the army wai coat " mantled by the Duke' of, Wellington, It was itaturallhat a Nobleman of Ilk rack should visit families o f c orrysponding tptality —acct,(,(,Ast Which . were those of the Earl of Mountnorlis,, and `Mr. Wedderhurn NVelister, Putientarly as both. the individuals lie_ had mentioned w e re p rev i .mi ' s ly acquainted with the -.ll46trious Puke but it ‘i/ould appear in evidenethat lie was never in life atone with Lady Weitster. The period at tOtich those parties tuft together at Wessels, watt about the time that "the, battle. of .IVaterloo .ta ns fought..„ At that. tinie Mr. Alredderburo.Wehster w,as, obliged to leave tbe"Ceottioent, iii order to' attenti-to soine affairi country, On .04 OCC4isiOn .14:$(1y Wcuster lived in n pl a ce the ot ist. proper. or till othets tat' a persou iii her si t•no4ion—sfie lived with her fit„ther, in the city of lirnbsels. ; A L% W. Webster "returned, after the hcattle eaf,Waicilou, just its, time to accompany the I'lltl"Of Mt,itiitllol•lls to Paris, whither Jte way goin,g,to provide spitnble .edueation for his tut . . • niarried dattghter, It was most imptirtant to oh- . Unit, WWl' reference to damtiges, that at 'thiS titre' Lady F. Webster. was seven; . month att. rtineed in her pregnancy anti ,she never lad_ asp - opportunity of. Spealsing to the 1/41te of Wel ti Lin ton, pricir‘to her belch in that situation.— 'flint the defendant '*as iicipialuted With her sitnAtion — eould tint be doubted—for. he no t the fact in' - unit or.bk papets. Being a •,v , , t re of Aids fact, she should have been tilt! 1 tit person to he held up to - lirtlitic ignOttiiny,. guilty of a erintinal and adulterous intereotirse.— „ Dame he called the 'attention of the Jury to the fiist paragraph, it would be ueeessarylo 1)664 to thEirieenllection the situatin;i diately 41:, - er the battle' of Waterloo, Tti cr , he \-mumlcd of the BtidslraerrOcivereearried, and tr ; re dcligl k ted to Intar of the -qttentirns that pr .id to thiMil. Irgratt itWOI in the [opera of that time, that the Doke of. Wellington, afterthe hitt r e p u i t o(l to litttssets; in order to visit Ws , , vtiotin 3 de4l troops, ' orry he was, that. thin'e sriould be in this country ,• soy mind s•o - tivett tO - slander, ac . .nit,. criminal motive to an . , dividactl;rrho nettd - fiorn tic::: Most Lumane lin pulse. litft s'n•it ‘I . IN, •!,1114! iug appeeterd tile dvfontiatli's plpqr 5 it waikaia, 41' 11:' It c,vl4 %;}1 V!) Uke returned aft'oe battl of titio4v4siyt; • onglit to be t, 6711r:4:A1f ; Mont can; , h., vitine to tv(inteci--rnritart the wounded 'Nutt. Wa4' A W.lld Ott 1119 tvas 4 loos and.var,tte Tarogra'plv.'.. it did r.ot.polut to; anyinitticutz.tr perict.)lli . ; but the (01- ltkvvittg dttg,gerel ‘yhiel4 41.111>cirell iu,il suji,t setpvent panther of the l'Jper, fully explitted wit° Will 11lCiltlt " to itie hitter IV, th;.re's n charm iifitfto4; - • " Wur, IVgilington s NVediterban, lt:ebstsdri'aliti Sarni after ; Atiother,paragraph,appenred', wideb still farther developed the s-lautlerotts It.statetil—that l'licse,•;;ltion of warfarOal, iu enalik,l to resiton: lien u , :tml bittinitieit uti .ttie politic mitol ; a Tiiti`itt is Nii:Pyspreralent, itt tlitt liter ittriTittAl eireles, Mixt a gitikeil Commander. itas.l4liTritliered kin,srlt cartivE is 4i:41111 , 1i Wife of an Oliri!er of ilitifc; iu t atailtier tfiat ten= dert d very .erious hivestifelitiii . oeces4arF'f . 4 , tiieffea thatitb is will tam out rtattiiag !Ito. of ,ipaioVigq,cit t , ..., .1n a , day or twq after,. however; the defendant. treated this tale of ntalevolenee as an alkstilikte fact. He published another libel. I . ltelearned Solemn read the p : " That :the . amoot . diil•nottake., place at i Vitlis, bot setae, a day or two ail ur tnr, battle of Wad elfoo. limbayd laid laid his damages at. 50;0001. 'which tho' loirlif-`b. feri.d. to pay—but the liosinels was too notorious to be cnin pi-tiimisecii.—Oi tire injured Fey had ntlio tti wear gilded •• ..; • . ,In a succeeding. publication the defend:it - lOW copied int o his paper, irom . art acettlfrg - itini‘n'ai; a sort of contradiction of thesellandersitibut - 4,tti to mark his owa-le-elingtiow.the sithiect, he placed a paragraph beneath it, §tating, that the lady im— plicated the amour with a distingui,liett ()filter, was of .10 , 11 , extraction, evidently. ?Owing ,at Lady F. \l'ehster; wa§ the tianititiA. of an Irish Nobleman. "' ti Niitt pi ova that al b'aldwin and Moody wero-entereilqt;„ dre,Stamp:-.. Office, ,as pr9ptietors ot t ie, St. 4.lpneyschronittle. tic also proditced the papers eoniahtip;•tlie taiels The Duke of itichatond, ,who was- .exatiined front tale Bench, staked; t hat itu..w.aa ,Bruast•k tt the tame time sviO4 Mr, atui.,Lat , ly,Welisttri.During the absence of Mr. Iliebater', frottellritstihi, she hived with her fattleri, tnothicto;•timt. tiatuarrittil sinter., lie %vas illtitunttly.aexptsaiitted7 .withr We. Duke of ‘Vellington,,„whocanti.toitake;tkerciint.., mand of the Eritish4rAtty. trhU.l)e'Wastat.7l4ritts-r. sets. M lle could. not: stiteithei.exuetibuy;,w,hatilkaslit, Webster bee4lll2 acquainted , witli lington. lie asked,.-the Rake to &multi- 4 11,1.4W itness) invited Lady NlA:Enter tolhe . ;nteibra ante party,—,.,Lady .:NVehster. mt,,,v1,10,110.1.t0itt klahit of visiting the I)ochesa,irf-Rialiumed, I.)llelteeg anikeliinii el t we& altf.a,o histriiy Atoobt auit tbeir daugtit'era .to..her. ; blur gelt,ettsi . :4lrport/tradtt an& nrOter ; 4 eira excuMMialt. Aity; tirlstriats , .End pa rag r, it ph 3 .111; . ..Mi. WM'S '0! 4.!'h 'Jo P.3ris • Alter, the lutrigt,itiihs Wvhster at the house of .the Dirottitis. or Welling badrany,Slitpitlioti AWL aloe pttrographt were irste,..iitt;wotaii hsvr,,l4.iflietAql any intercourse betweeu Ludy Webster and hit Mr. SOijeartt'lytrer'ya'i . eti4ltt i t 'to roll th'e 'Pin% p g u rg enrifilit:St4.349l,:.t . o."itileak, t,, as• thoi6 iltposed to by the Di...lie of bAt the Corik heed it to be titYittql! , :sary,.siii,e O re r..pf Lady Weh3ter be co/IWe; , animpeaohed, unless the detemlant: eitose to at!- vallee Sonyr charge against - tt. 1;100 addressed the Junt rut behalf • of th,t th.fell(lant who, lie - olts! vett; ;felt sitteere cOutrition for his error. in apportionhtg th da inavrs, he called on Alien, to ie.tv4,... oter of ti,../tr l;0115idtT , 16 0 1) every thing, thlit l,ts I had introdoecti rehttive to' the .1),11ce tti \Veiling top., whowas Ito party in this eutise.. The Cult:F.lu STI C IT; sntunted .ap tlty eviiitnce. The retired, nod, aft errr shott roosidcra : voinfued a verdict for the plaintiff. Damage*, • 20001. COURT OF 'KINVS :BENclf, Fen.-t+., WILD V. 1 111 ; 918 GOMPANY. Mr. Cuifirobimtated, that this was an action auea.ifist• the, ,G.is Light: Company, for an injury suitained the' plaintiff, in consequence :nt ltv wifrkinen of (11, 1 / 4 . Cutup:my left. their trenches and tnbbirsh•withatit , anylight or Sign itreousequenc,eof which the plain; iff;s: chaise wns oNgrtnrited, and, his horse injured so that it shortly afterwards died— •. . Mr. Torriso then detailed the . dretlinstances of the ease, The ATTomt.v 7 GcNr.r..Al.„ said, before he would s tale aoy.eyidenee, would take his Lordship's opinion' as to the law. tie. admitted then had 'n9 light or signal, and , ' if his Lordship a of that Fo y ought to ,have it would-h e useless to tall evidence. The only, question Would !then be , one of damages,. which he 'trusted the .would give, suodcratelY, us, ahhongh the cc. lion. was _derelidVd in the !row Ai . the Qolialty, their scrvaut„ who was employed n Isola the sea rition, must pay them. The 'Noltie. and Leiqned Judge said, if auy_Catnpany lead authority - to break up the public strects,they must do it under such reitritints,! and . With 'such cantion, that pass.ol - lutist not he dtingered. The found a _verdict for the plaintiff—D images 90/. • xr , CiiRONER'S esterday. an Inquest was liehl - nt'the Light floctienvin, in Orange-court, Leicester. ,: square, befoi'e Mr. GP.LL; Coroner for Westininster, on. view of the hotly of , a man, wime iiiihnown, who met his death in the follow- AY - ethiestlay night, about nine o'clock, the deceased CRllle op to a - watchman at (2h,ii . ing-Cross, in .- a state of intoxication, and troth conanct and appearance, the latter t bought pCoper Sit;Mtirtin's worth: i timse , in,St, but not having any chiti-ge to give of hint , the -watch-41°0%e keeper re toadtait , lie was:left - hi - the pas , . inane,, inside the iron from that ;time until ibrealt of diiy, when: he Wasloond.a corpse. 4 -''.!'tie 'Juryhia4iti &liberated bit 'the evide i iee 'rettlyned the following verilict,--.That- hellied by the vbiltiti ,, ni ot- 'hot-that they Were a opi 41ioti, it lie had been properly taken tore -of, lie would liktVe rccovircd. :~ --, . . OLD rEir. iT is 3. a .. . . ~. ' • E:-s' - • -,; • -i - - 4 .e . ir e i?.,. s ,. , : itpant te ,:laitc, Air.... a rea le, ~--- . • . , ; orttritY. dithia4iftit4itt.: '1 ':: -,..... ,- ititi..ll'.. l Patt Mtitiißit.:- - - ---- -'' -' F, n, itiOrp}i P.iff!9l . ; ..age.51. , 2,2 ‘ pti.:l; littl.t CI NI ' S . l i.` or fe.lo.':. n;ttitsir, ‘viliiiiiii. ;lilt! tit lien. 1 . ..•,' : c.. akirct.titsoght ,, G. -..,: , ..-- ...,..- . , `......:,, ) 'si: . ' - ' aSSAilltirtg, e'Ut talk . ; Atli s t„4/11)1. -1 , aIA wo9iPting , , %%101 a certain stick and kOit;.lter or:h ite . 4" , borti i female child, whereof trittlitt. • . 416 E're 4 + 41; e ri'xiatl;ileckti4iiiii':iht t ate iirlirtatiti 4l, , . .. o r e " Plr. libli iirotitciLtikifs'7lltfir :, - ~ .. __...,... '1'ill:Gt.:::;ifti.41111.:It:14:10:11.1r1Itt!:8:41tirliusit;:)-il.e!rttliitii.1,31b5;ibri!1-i::::::kir'1\4:1::.:;,:-1.::olti-ht:Htro-tiliglzrk:•1.1:;i:, r }lanntitead, b.. A1:42:11. git 1 1.4' :4,1 :0 ‘...;.: :c , , luvi.tle th11;1 fuliitia' AVKlThiiß'q4Y'll.4lll.lflt 'W44141 1,1X.i.-ikt.'lloli the..tlii; •:: i vtlNtlittl,tait4e.,i3Wi,tnerr.w4s.owlilit - t -wwi", l * () " t t t i,6ol ° io;,ii e CK:a ;vitt' is:A,' : s t4,,Pdif I.ll# liti-k. 'tittetts - " ,1 .' 2 • .., ° le , Pili l4 t , P: l 4 l l l s l a4itigitik , tilk hit 4! i14 1 .44ivi 0 4,4 4 4uir!Pft w t. aitipiatillirtortstuictil ilia tAboolitivikow LI , ti;i , dil& irsu4 ll ,•-• 1 f atu the N%utitl.ll t. lily') appeared plum pc .evran °till`, .. : are been horn alive. 111'1.1.011. 'll4e peisoner-_5ei5.... , ‘04. ,,,, 0itted ti.l that plil.'t. by Mr. '.. Mr. Tlismils Webb it . the surgeuk - 't ti 'itit,:tfiliilsi...tli -.stiit, %' i . 4 4 itch lisf NIN.iiI , U4&. gl i l,•che - 230 I',gbtfarY i'''' .., .''" ' 3s i reit fieNtit li v'ttitt'gkintift tirrrithire'ittret tri.:Sli 'all,: s' l !.. ftednlty .! tlre:ftylred...st.a,c l 4lo, .:)Viyas.a Aid. -5u, , ,iind4, 6 1 1 ,!: soner burst into a titiisd ; . if tear : -I . H i t tale i l ialiciii ;csas:u'i ll t fult . ritbe 41.1 itistke still anittsttituute Id hthu ii,ihe.pcituTierok h l ti . • Nlr. Itulhod rose and wiiie...t r llitn, whetber he had t;of, told,t1)1. firliitVer:stietliiiti (s%. , tiltze,teltithi:. truth P=rl,llf*tkre' A i I t!' . 1 ditttiotTetfaenibesi : a= -baStt iiiiii tlastlyotthi toe iwitsti . tt,' ~ sl?t ; say l st c Atter nti.z - 314.-itiv*s, lii,wev,cs-,_flnar.tbe lit,"4 its welt as Cotrii:44, 're Tad mitt at 'il;At lie - utt;lit - fill•i , : tIIE ' eqtressittn; and if be had stated before i,lte Nlagistratk.ltiuf i. she had sped it, nu slosititir iartisrl•t°°et. In cnisseVri. t li 2 zliii!eriitAiteiti& otisitrtf pertot-Itte vixtrvreliftelop;Ot sir".* r4 ..ve.l . ltsatio„(ioltalfssati. stititusctle Thai he lit : l't , the 11 P h " 1 . g t ir nit . 0 Nitist. iiiiblii:tutnite in* Volanit-S1 reef 4 tilt tirWOtlee liv ; " ( ' -. ',I, Isi'm ;is Serrsisst, ;shout fit e moot ItS. tin the 21st •ot J• loll ' iti titsi, slit!ttadeltiar.uatitartt.tittAhetnistmdlta•ilid.pit iPlq,,,,is 4 ,pd A ihe halt it.;*.c n rdii: g ly.ift.t4 svich, ' 1 1)11i:111g the,,iitY Cr .e - 1: of tilt , dun. ;11',., , ,.:i..,' with bin i, shit, iiime4rcit - tu , ii,, : rei'm i iit 6 _ ~e' ,. tii'll j ,Pii+ ,, '. .r ' lielsiit-sisitioulit sltirwm. The r: " 4 rr.ziltsstisd alt tin Eel,' ,: • .•,, Ala totiktiti.ty tale ir.L.s. ,istte rt:tu , -",, , , 4,44iff : pi A . ,fy.s.e /Ls; :. , . .. , to si%k fur u, character, wiles ....1 size wastiataitilhil,lir . .. , .0. • id -' :snit t 4 %%if Pleb. , .w.t. , , ~.,,.! eiiiitwe t.:3 . 'tile: /ad svitti el , i' ! citpe'siith tise.iirisuia,.. - ::e observed tor SOM4 ling V", Y . 73 to itivifiti the lio , :se,tti , ,o. her siee bid increalk-tt 4 1, .!• 11 7. -, • ti pcnitithEt weittiiitt. ''...,:he'eniranutiialteittiii'soljrililtill to.L,L Itriso,lter Versrlf, and ,toted, that frotn other cireLdtilitia,74 r stiv:4l"4t til!ttifldett of the filer. .11/plirisoncr,lislivOttit t a ta ,:k iii.ii.!tly ikt•rtlyst fiaan A -1,ivii,,C?) 4 .1. i : 't% illicSir , luewr 4n liir., the pr:sunei's conjii!i; iglik ilsl.li'e fsinuse mule k ciiyi ilepartitrg, whet, ihti Iflitsaretl 4itiOet..titits, turd' 'alsoctql, f, licsfraiittsiwi,x;ln.. usight.lntrevant std.tAse :eiscutu4LinccS ‘4l. had ail hied tit. • 1 'Aii.4 • '' %Villtitia ,Critig t , an , opleer r.e Nlarlsor.iyi...ol-street ID •• ~ filtiCY, sliqt644l; tß4slnctite-tv4hY V.-ens-nary iitti:llt, Iry c#o 4 ". dawn, in. consequence uf infOralistion, ta.trx ,tiosise. id I , l'::: 1 1 1149;ipv.i liilytot,-4141 5i55..44 ,1 t , ,, 441.,ip iioact, a gil u , t ,,;. ~ Nylitirc he fiEtitid Aping Otto rigs diving upwi a line: ' 1 1 ‘1, y r .: iietst,-4 sis Ist 'elitist 'iery trairty Nit'usli4d;'• or • tit dint titXtli Cu V • i .411Itith two , ‘Akilti4s4;+• l'tsk,te he usterFruiltwttal• . ~= : t ,., i .,1 ) isl ' t il,sstk.;',.ucist,,thitisiitr !if the Isrsicus,ar, iiemesit '4', ' •,; ' l 4'. y the latter t.:atl'cif J;inscsry ,i lie ::. tale to lts::i.o:cc; lin: s!sl- - -.: 1 tvivi very ill 'frusu a ei•ere ciiii. • She enits+e *gabs str tr fro J! , rt i stlttliftsuktitirAtie cleittius t .to east). 'l:ltifirrtarsi rAttbev:uoT: syj to) *VI ; 919 It, A ! tut : Ape,,tlket, , ; Apo'? ilir, Nutet tin t 4,1.0... ti, tii Sclns lop ilicriEtt. tite esEttc...atit aftitgaint nii . liiien. I , 0 / 1. F.r.: ii , iiitSisNtil'i.4i ifi% Itli(r‘.k i ittiiiit'ist. irthiAtso). f t l! rtiilgkistisiltbustlitlit4gt4iiidistsitisers'As ibild behn-..ifutruir ~ ..7 - • tito-morli'elsrom..,:.viti,,io..)talf p l 4lihi,c4 her. isS , Ple). t't 4 1 . ~ Atilito :VA's' :', , e , -,4 N't tritt Eisi, kfmtspsteiti: On t!ji: 1r 1-, iiir e tbit3att: i itViittnitr, hiOti'as 4 gOhi . ro hili.‘Visr,l_wlsr , he sl4w fi•Ja,clii:V . , , lyiiitteltaliCil:tittlitr4ts in..a:gallivit'a7; ii°l2,l'.-6Prtw.liti.;ll .Fieq•,Rot,- I , B,ilicoveleni si, uls un, .ju t ii' . C "'". • " 4--e • ;le tinitle.iiit:;ii; ieristl:ca, sisti infdrsticti h i ll ntlitliet . ~ .nt `illy elrtisitist tits ee; Whit 4tvitt. tO• the , §j/titiVihd i l l a tlit.:!cliitel , tatelt.;.l hum,. Witsp.,,,:,utt i es2,vrent`tis thv beck' - thaii ! trii.ls. tuoissass.plist ti l e: it ins tliTtai,i,,;:lr.... L;c l .i.t N'vri.', aiutiiri' „ . ...ii thii i,t;l'll'!tzii.'ig", 0 e , :ri lilt s litit; ; l A -1 I , :ii i i ii ll : , :: , , t l l ,, t , t , ; , :ii ,t i i ii; i t it , ' it i ; 1 :• ,: :: 1 1:1 , 1 1 :::: :71 41: , ! : : ' :::: : 1 7 7 1- 1; 44 1 4 , 1: 4 :: , ;:: , 1:: , . 1 :4::ji:::: : t i t:i it .: 14f ,.. L t r_ iii l e o l, :el s i l - r i 1 J . :1;7 . 1 .1 4 : , ::: 1 1 . 1 4,1 1:: .: 1 0 ; i0041, ::7 0 . 1°4 : ,..i : ii to, . ,1i . ...L.,t'..ri'il % ,, tili , lT upon itl - etat'pal t; tt the t*etiY,l c `:' - ., St , ll . l'.id Asltleb , tile ..kiltiott had. prttetelitti. . . :Su vital •01 ''''.. 1,1•ouost) Appoire . st tit IsaVe Dec Cl intitutea with a 1,1,0,; IFYVtc. 4 Otent il ,tser:. ' , .r.r .... 0 .,1•.)z ,E BLANC addre - sod tilt: Ytir . y, " b; . . , ,„ S fu ci ;i l l l ;t ''' i e t ;c 4 i b L i ' i : i i ' d i t ' ; ' ,.l e t 1(: ! TI t'l : I v e lr.. 11- :i t i a rl . ‘ 7 , 1 , 1. :it I tl h t1 1: :'e 't t f . :: :: `- ) 1 :11):`1'14t il• .., - tits ,i. . .. _ ‘‘its - T,; ., ..t;itt.t . rx,sits,' . 'tf ilid - ittil'iilt.r or n()! •-• . • . . • ... It .Attit; was sht‘ ';.silty of •e6m - Ashlti. the "hirkb c :1 the c e ttil,l,-•a . rtl' . .iitt.tv.aiiii alsiihdOitit‘g it '• tiPY,, the first.rtitini - . lit: titoti,,ltt.thVy ei),.1..,1 1 . 1 ,,,, e i ll() " • d'illletilt v Ail cliatiii; tti a cOOL.lusiitii, trisht the fc''' ..,, tore _toe . proceeOiris sisal li:3t111it:il iiitiEll lite Cl' i. illillaAlall til the tiec,itid ‘rittiess: IS r ere this 191 each I thee ea,e, sti'd, iii order to e.,.tit'.oli ' ili 11 "!: , .. .. , , • clime: ttopotea (is the pri.,oner opoti toe set.: :.„ I;fisunti, tt +yell its t i't:. 1101 t, tlit:' ~11110i1 ht' Vi'''' il ' s.ltii -. .tied that the prisoner halt been ' pilived its 11 3 ', lit'eti ti . rtli child, nod 'that . she was the...ttiothcr . '".' thlt child ti . hich had bi..ca ft)tilid its 'tlesciii , e ti, ' 1 ,4 a " 4 "110 train the . evidehee Of • Mr. ltodd a u " . . ). , ~i, Others, 11A 'ecntle ti) iete t ii(:',itl) by viuterice. . 1 ,„ Learned .liitige added; th a t it they had atlY (. 1() "'" • 110 1 . ' ' ' t'lt ' • t 1 - I tymt t...e:r, tottt,s,o.t t i l t; l 1111 C O. I.le ease, , r deeishAt they should 'conic to, he totild• re.lti t' the % . 11 . 61e of the eVitlitlice. , t en lc .I. '"'Y 63 itt nor ; bilt Itiiv , irt retired l'f.raboll ~ ,-.),, • 1, 3 '0 -o t'u they a - pplietl to .I;te Court I , ' '''''-,/ that part of the ciitichee 'fiat! over which rehtte• . . ~ t (ti ) °. ii' l e ) ; e it P )o !i ra l if. 3 7i; 3 l tf i e l li i fi li v g rat i . t d h a . e fe b.i tir l4l ;l) b e tt :!it i t ii e l s,‘v tl. i: 4 they' (wind the pfisonce .Not . Guilty tipoti bait " charges. COAL Ala rucrr, Trogi:Aity .61;1. P" c !", att. ... BILL:111S. o f it Oil Thursday, Mrs. Russell, (;tove-lane, Caiuberwent daughttl. ' , itlit . , Ou „Fi id ~..', ist Govt ei-street, the wife • of Williitre ''' ,- ' l4 11;441. a a..!:....4htur. • . . ' 'I ' : , ..• 3 A ..Listely, at WiLsesteadi por,riltritigtutti Vie wi f'' ",! ,•,eil bisilrli,„; Inan „t she n•u.,e UlNielt..).6l, - 1 ,02•. - ,,isfel;Csi , " ‘ :;is of tvis kUqis isini irlie &it!, isistiill 'lived ta tis tArtilg 4, iti. ' since de.441. 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AA , 6 : 1 ?, r 4,0 10 tooli: a 4iitclt ("Ant .tba Lo4beratoryi:e.vrou 'dist.ance z . and .thre it i upett the wlettc titl4 fet:lte4l 'Ori.4t4rot ATI" ivistillol6rlif attcri.tfird3' Lord , :fitattific tdc;th crruar 4.47,titat_ 0114, Atr _ LON ()Nt t.y it, t;AUST.II:24Ii, .No! lA/ ,Itiitizit anti ptikli;ltea it".A. at tilt. S i tt*Airrtect No. t Strarci : foost•-tlttic!),S.l,c, tic I...#Rltr