The Sun. — London, England, 1817-01-03 00:00:00

ANltlti - CAN PAPERS. r:; • tOURTHEit r/ TRACTS.] A -.Meeting of Delegates' from fifteen Counties the Alississilmi territory was hail on the 28th ut October, nt which it was resolved, -11,,t 3 4 si etitor i n i b e p Tv ins r ed anti forwarded to,Foorres*, projing the, athuission of the said territory into the Union iss a state, With its present The lllegutes front" four of the fifteen Court , ties , 7fested against the measure as premature end .lticattedient. • . • SEPARATION OF Conimit.tee of the Aittss,(Littztetts Legislature, on the stibieet of the riet of Mnitie, icisorted int Titelthri InSt; " That the contingency on which the aspattion was to take place tool happQnell i "That the Pone.s of the trunswick toneentioa bait teased and, • That the present Legislature adopt no further measures on the subject." The Report e'as read, and made the ,ortlcr'of the day for Thursday. .• • A mutiny took' place on the l i st of (.)ornher amongst, the crtiw on board the Spanish brig Sr. Irane6co de I s dllla. r fliii-.vetzsel last sailed from Amelia island, and was in lat. 16.,45, long, '5.23. will;t1 the tutitineciS rose upon•their °flit eers, headed bYDattiel iNPKittnett, the ;second mate; Tt.c Officers beill , k 4tklPlnecU, the . Captc.irt, ' Super cArgo,thiet Mete, Doctor. Purser, 00) , Its wain. and nivii,• uhrt; put into a cutter, with A small ip,nin• tit' of b.! ~mci•ktid piovisinns, and ordered front alongside. Du the 41111 , I he cutter' fortunately re)irlied in safety. St. Anthony., one (if the Cupe (le Sited Islands. The St. Franeigcn, alnts Africa ratio, was a vessel of considerable force. It. was s t ipp o s ti 4 th a t th e cr ew wo u ld,. turn for a short tint ! pirates, and then sell the vessel' ut.St. D. ( i ll join the,Patriots. • From the Montreal Papers, to the end of No:. reached to sttit .yesterttny, we learn tti;•t tie pi neet•tlings of LIVIA Selkirk are re. pt e4cliten in the , Mint otlions colours. lt,, ie is(At ta i s bent Mr. M:CtilliVray, and all the North west Partners, nine ill nitutbet , were sem oft trout Foci Wi'lintu on the 18th of . Attgust, by his Lord.; 11. ik es, in three carnies inapt overly 'Manned and etviippeit, ttildt.4 a military . escort, commanded by Lie otettatit Fn vtlie, in thq degrading . capacity', of a eon,table or bailiff. In eomin g along Like, superior n pie arose, fore.;'. %, anted of the danger,' insisted Upon proceeding: consctinettee was, that' Ictutietb.l%Ptidnztee North-west agent,aml partner, and eight calm( persons, were drowned. ,COItON ELM INQUESTS. VCRtettlay an Inquest roes Lehi at the Red Lion, lithitechap e l t . before - J. S%. Utortx, Lsti. ate the bole N catchall, a ballast.rnatt. • Vittiek Wall, a •ballast -titan, stated, that on . evenin a was aboard a Lighter., abreast_ o One .stairs, ; the deceased And tither man cert;.• a/boat that attends, on the Lighter; th e y were going down-the river, %slier. t;te, Lighter's fttc.n ettiight the ground ; she Ivas turned- - roacir, and jammed the boat '4 . gainst a loaded. i the deceased' caugh t. the ritNittr.,.. Ina was pierced itear he groin. The boat tilialc and the otlit'r mail was notnerged in the water, ttod, had it not been for aisistanec be would bas e been' tltownett. de,cetnted w.ts taken to the Ltln.i . don tlosintal, where hi died in a short time. fle. has left a wile _and five chihlren i n great dittress.. Aceidental Death." other man is in a dangerous state. ‘ras.t,ikett. before 11r, Sr. ALINO, tilityi the Roil y of Joseph Nort.llkry, a tier% ant of, D.Jessrs. C too be, I)elatiekt, and Co. brewers, whose death ' Was occintittned by his accidentally falling Jilito a Vat a 41,att:;01i ll t o xiCetti01),' ot y sat at the Elephant an,tl Cititie, ST, hilletilS. Alobvs ,tildit the tlecease i ! i ,i binoeti, , th , 1 !oda oaa:ed Marsh, were shoveling grains off the stage int o a waggon, at Itlessrs.Conthe , A bre %1 !lonic, he ,Irati about• three yards., from the (I ,, ceast,,i whet., lie first missed hint, which. %v. ' s vet} soth!enly. Ile went to search for him, and found him 'tying at the hottom t,f *I Vat. l'ltt 11 , 11/1./vca tit ',ditty-. to an ; he believed the deceased nicht have overhalaticed himself 41114 fat.. 611 in head foremost. Tit, deceased lived two days tio tcr the accident. Verdiol4: " Died hi crol,letiftetice of the injury received hy . f a lli ng i nto a. Vat." ... Th , ir4day FM. iniptisitiOn was :held' at the 3t)firitt.iry, int view of the ihnly (.:hav les Stitur t died,. the day preceding io ""isuggice pt Ivoattda he received on'the olortti4 l g (lit: 40, tilt. Ur the pottery of Nie , :srs. ELtitno. 1 1 Steoney-iloare, near that towti, `.`he Jory. inter a itpt iovcstigatjcin, ret tirtlr(l a verdict (#t winni tni , r,sitnitgato,4t 4:4ltrat .S'aritti an 1ri314 , . mon o tvi,o,4t.tia been .111ely employed at the said I=t)ttrry.“o4 l 44i;h e r with another person unii,nown. ILI (msortloente, Smith, has been. committed to gind to take hit; trial at the , next Assizes.. tinxiNG IttNo.—Several matches - are in which promise plenty of qpi,irt niAti!/, 'fist olio talked of between Cribb ntoi I:RI tor excites the nitwit lively interest; hut ter conocit gvt backed for Cribb's stun 30'i/. ',We t Jim he is willing . to tightrlitty hotly if he rit rid yet backer t. The next in poi n t o f inte r i la wi,t eeitAitily take Wiwi: between Scroggins and 'l:otiier. The latter lois not hail StlifiCittlt out-evor w0r,1% hit IV to rectnit his condition j side plot the match will be made imam, diately. fit this anticipated. inftteli Scrtsggins the favottlite..--The next rustics in contemplation is betvi . 'eett l'ainter anti Sotton, the black, svhb bent lioloinstin at Pour:aster. Itobinson, the is at - liionfries, in -Scotland, anti he will fight any one neAr his weight.. 'file hotly of Captain %Vat. 14E11114; of the In(hiNtry Knotlingley. hits been takti up at Mable.thorpe, ern the Lincolnshire - coast, and de-. cently niterred. poeket.book, with 3iX pOlindif in notes, and 1i..1 watch, were found upofi Captain"FAaNtit.t. was cvashetl overhowil by 11‘.Hvy sett, ih the dreadfill gitle , ot Sottir.lay ft)tt night, velott a sitoxt tlis4nce from the iiuinbei:' LATE, tztar. FINAL EXAMINATION A.NI:t COMMITTAL or THE ELDER IV ATsoN. Bow7STitefti . ,--Yesterdali curiosity attracted a great many persons to the office, in consequence of a report .Inty .protoretgatetl, that tote elder Watson was to undergo a public examins 7 Lion. In this expectation, however, they were disappointed ; and, indeed, so secret as the bit= islness kept, that,even those who wei.e youterned, and brought there tar gite their evidence, did not know that_Mr. Mattison Was in rir uhotit the 0146e',, The:Magistrates wha attended in the'conrst of the morning were, Sir N. ConanG Mr . ,• .Nlr. Sketehley, hit the exami nation AVatson devolved to Sir Nathriniel alone, who was the Magistrate that committed hint. Sc. venal pershns waited at the office until pitst three o'clock, 'and there being at that time no appear ance of %raison, or an examination of hint, they. flirter it firm confidence that what they ha., heard respecting him was a mere r fabrication. At half past three o'clock, the Office being per fectly clear, Sit NANIANIEL CoNatvlT gave instruc tions to the witnesses conCerned the examinit-- tiiin of Watson' to attend hi Mr. Stagind's draw_ hig-rnoin; to which Sir Nathaniel, Mr: ...4attford, Mr. Watson, At% Cannon, Alr . Watson'S.Solici tor, Miles, the horse Tatrole, and Rhodes and Goulding, the two persons who were stabbed, adjourned. Watson appeared indisposed, and was permitted to sit; The evidence of the patrole Miles was first read by Mr. Slaltord ; hut as that charge has been itatitioned, it is ttinst tinnecesiary to de - tail , irio the present report: it will be sufficient to State, that at litSt it was. consid ar ed expigi vn t to commit hint upon the charge made against hint by Miles, as wilt be wen by the following cow., rnittal. When Watson wfts brought tn , Row street , the 3d December (the, day after tilt riots), the ritting Magistrate (R. &flic,' Esq.) ,refeired the examination of bins to Sir Nathaniel' Conant; at Whitehall, and the result of the examination WAS,; cost Watson Was Committed to the lionse of Cur- . rection, under the following charge "To the G4 - rernot of the House of Correctlpn, Coldhydb belt% his Deputy, true. Receiv e into your, custody, thi.sd day of Deceniber.lsl6, the body of Jame s tVatson the eider, upon the oath of Charles sabpiciort. of being coan cerned with two other persons, not yet taken, iii frioninwily! shooting et. the Milet, with intent- to t artit murder him, tht said Charles Miles, or do him some+grierorti Apitily harm ; and to het:p the said James Watsciti waif be, shall discharged by due Coursa Of dam ; fa; which this, shall be your authority. " tiiren under my band and se4l, eke. " N. (ONANT."- : , A fter.theexamivation at the Secretary of State's, Watson 'was taken to the house of correction upon the authority of the above rvarrant , And he has riot been examined until yesterday, althoogh .)the depositions of Ittiodes and Gouldin g were taken awl sworn to 'on that doy, 'Mr. Stafford read theta to Mr, iiTaison and his Solicitor : they are io substance to this effect and .Grodding are plumbers and glaziers at liamps stead, and on , Monday, the 2d olDecember, had been at woi at Lord Mauslield'S; on their tettirn home, they went into time White Lion and Hitting Son ptshiic-ho use , at Trligligate, to get something to tlrink, A hoist 11 &clod ( they werottlarmed by the cry of Stop thief 1" and they in consequence. tan into the street, and saw a lierse patrole sitting Fitt his horse, with a mairstanding by the 'Side of his burst. Goulding said to the pattule, it, why don't y ou go rest fter the of the rOlb e r t ?" The patrole said he entail not, as .he had one of them in custody. Gonlqing rejoined, 4 ' If you gO after, the tb hers, we Will secure the one you have." The patrole then enquired Of the landlady' if she knew Goulding and Modes ; being answered in the affirmative, he - gave the mall {who proved to be Mr. Watson) into 'custody. • They then laid hold of him, while the patrole went in pursuit of the others. .Mr. Watson then drew a dirk from his stick, and said, t you don't ie e go, I will run ynu through," and he struck st (iouttling with thelditk,, which •perforated hia grLat ,coat„ but only scratched his skit ; then attacked Rhodes, and stabbed, him in the thigh, but not to any duo. germ's extent. A struggle ensued, and they all tell into the kennel together. - patioie‘ ut this juncture returned, havingineffectusfly putetted.tht: other two, and Mr. NVatson Was keured., and a pistol and a great many paper/ were taken }tout Sir NATHANIEL then intimated to NS'atson'and his solicitor, that this was 'the eharge.npon which he, should think it his duty to commit him - kir trial. The witnessta were severally cints.examined hy.WOLSOU and his solicitor, the latter of whom Jitil the following question to Mimics cud Gold. ding : Alilcs e tbe patrole, give Mr.Wutson inter 'your custody in the name of the King—hy what authority did ire give hint into your custody They both replied generally, that i giles. :coming up tothe door of tlye.pnblicAirmsc, asked the landlady 14 she knew them (Rhodes ant! 'G01141160, and upon her saying , he 'did, Miles told them lie had a pritlorrer, whom th.ey.were to take care of while he went otter •orts others,. who. had .ran away. Added to this, they, knew Milts. to be one of the potrole ; tie did - not, however,. il s e the words, " Itc the name of the King I charge you."' . Watson particularly eitatnined. Miles as to the time of night when the pistol was fired at him ; but he ratained from so doing; whe-n 161 solicitor told him it was tin unnecessary courkelo ptirtne, tic Natlittniel l Conaut having informed him that charge had - been abandoned. .- . Sir N. CONANT stated to Watson;that hia fro« tine for not having hatl him op for examination before was, that he considered that he'experienced superior to the Hou s e of etirrettion ; hut consequence of the approaching gaol deli : : very and general removal, he hail considered it - necessary that a commitmetitAhould })e tomtit tauti ordcr that he may know What. to dettid against, anti that he might have an . oppnrtunity tie consult his Irgal adviarrf the von. Arid, Lyon further Consittcration, he hicl untie with a view `to extend as much faVon r tts pos4bl,! to Nfr, Watson, anti to render his siontip,o as colplinj4 nntler existing r % Watson. thanked Sir Nithanit;:l Cut' his 4ttidfle.lu stowitjs hint. _ _.:__.. A tottth "73S UM) ordered No be in reaainest to take him to Newgate. Watson, how ever, retptest efi that th e Mag istrate would extend his kindnela towards him by sending hilt; hack to the Hoare of Correction until ;Monday IleXt. Sir NATHANIEL said, that as he (Watson) cen. Jidered it int'accommud.atiOn to himself, he could pot deny him., Watson observed, that as far as, comfort could be expected in, a prison, he bad found it ;- indeed 'he bad no cause to complain .of ill-treatment, but he felt. much hurt at the attempts that .had been . made to put such a complexion on his conduct as that which, in the terms of the law, was de• scribed murder: thif, however. Was only the . phra3e , ilttlry of the law, and as far as ir'related to himself lie w A s quite indifferent ; but, with regard to hit, family And jcharacter, something more might he Ithcfticuteiifelt. hits own prosp7cts were so hint, and the present state of society so degene rated, that were he again sent into the world, he could nut'feel moth s'atisfact;on or enjoyment.-- Knowing, however, that his ptinciples ;v ere, ust, and th a t he was innueent„ of those heinous crimes with Which his name bad been hranded, lie shotild feel it a duty Lie owed, not only to society, but to his owo Chariiciur, to hear op',,agaiust ail his cue- Injei. tie would not cringe to any, one, nor would he ask a favour froni those_ in rower all he wanted, all he demanded, w 0 justice. etlll,loll Was desirohS tO'kiiOW, it any other indictments vvere to be pttferted 11 r ation. Sir N..Cotatcr 53141, Ui U h , !tinfierstond the Attptvey and SOlieitio w0.0.d sinpetini. tend the framing of the )I ,, heslllril ! lS ; he . was' not aware of the steps they n4.4e likely to take, but he assured Mr. C th,l he 43re,every oppot tuttity atfurtlr.,t hint iiiiiii;.,!iateky tie (Sir NA thitiel totiait ) rec' ivied iutot oration, of the rimn ner ,which Ile. Watson wo u ld b e , ro,tedeil agAinst. I iii. SoNeitor and cVkit.t.t in the warmest terms ,at'ltiiowleilged the kindness of, the worthy ,31agis trate. Watson win then committed for trial at,the next Old I.lalleYSessimis, - for having.feloniously, wilfully, and undicionslyinflicted certain wounds . upon the persons of Joints GOuldiug Thomas Rhodes, with a sharp itstpittrent, with intent to kill tq.,,said„ . .la tites and Thos. Rhodes., or with . intent to Flo them Same grievous b o dily harm, against the statute made am! provided. & r. Cannon thins applied to the Mitzistratt.•:Jor au -order of 0 , 1111616 m; to Watson in 7' 7 Sir NirtiANISL gitve e a 'Add "'' ''' #, T. Ntr.tNeu-man: Ilie 4/firer i. Mr. Cauuub, , 40iintur4o Mr. Watwn, and pre.uale Own!, it iltt Objectwu to hi sccing hint it 3 ilrL.ou. " Jag, • Ltck, llie gaoler, then pat - the handeinfs on iVatson's hands, anti accompauied him in a coach to the Muse of Correction, preparatory to his removal to 'lake his . trial. Previous to the examination of 'Watson,' the landlord of the house in Clareniion-stpuire„. Su mert-town, which hatrheen occupied by Watson,, hut which he had deserted Without paying the rent, uii his going to' the shop and picienir iu Hydue-street, lillootnaborv, applied to ar, who was sittirig,in the,,fohlie-office, .for the key of his house to be given up' to him. The Magistrate indurated him he had no power proeine him the key, or to give him possession. except Mr. Watson bait deserted tue house for a year r and it 4iss Mr. Watson's house till that time was expired, unless be could prevail on Mr. Watson, to give 'up the key. The Landlord stated, that the key eras, in• the possessiou of the officers belonging to theutli.ie. Peathes, the officer; wa - s - present„ And denied that he or his brother.officers hat 4 Inn key to.bil knowledge, or it was; it was in the possetsion •of Rishoe, who wail in the contort; but it any of the nibecra had it, he thtftiot know that - they would be just itiett iti giving it tip to the landlord, who had tnfoatened then. with latokiiig' to.tbem, and making them responsible for the rent Oring the time they held the kcy,ll threat which 'wds. considered very ritlicultm. The landlord asked: if he might lie permitted to see Itratson• the Magistrate observed that tii saw no objection ; and• if he agreed to.tds- having the key, the difficulty would be settled.- TIM. MILITARY IN THE-CITY. • Ili totsioN - liovsu.-- - Yritertikty - a shoemaker, who resides irl . Alders, ate-street, offered bad iot a person, charged with an atitittit.. Upon nten tioning his address Mt. Woutotr, Ale Marshal, asked; whether he was •hiss the person who, on Este day of the riots, addressed soma very. extraordi nary language to (the Mar%hal) npoti the sub ject of the military. The shoemaker denied that he w.as the Min who Used the language alluded to but said he had heard from his w if e , that aneigh:' bout, who was iii theshop when the-Mar - 0;a! was p4ssinit, called out, and spoke of the soidiett ettl piyinte an uticonstilniionA v4it to the city on the' ; ot7Veceinber. The shoemaker declared' that ltC r, was not at litque at the (jibe. The 'Loan MAYOR desired to hear the particu, Jars. fit'. AVoutner stated, that in tltecourst of his exertiontt on the da'y of the riots, be pa%ivl thrum 1i :Altlersgate-strect ; that a person ran out of I,lloetnaker's shop, a n d b a cA) " 11t I~r liz,il, we can't have any c i f these doitiks : this is ulicmistitutiutiai ; the intlitary are not wanting. It it t mina tits , and the people must not encliti c it." rbe Loup MAYott expressed Lis surprise at such unatcountable conduct. lit, admitted' that the untlitttry .6hould not be called upon to It eti* the Metre, , ohs except in cases of absolute necessity but this was one: not because 'flab so batllY eysresnut i'hed ivere to Lae tn'tfelu dreaded irt h e unbtt Intents bad n ct e d w i t h b ecoming arioli, but he , ' - eittse the inhabc ants - hed, "like Caliudi:betaken theinselvei to places of contentment.; aril shrunk front the noise which tt i few persons. 41:4 sisirit would s,,on have put an en d to. glue Persotsr who had t refit to defend themseiNes *tee' however, conbideriud 'by-the laws entitled to defenett,onat tie vrotecti oti wits tui, e n ut link;ly tu'adruitteeed. How 1.4 (nil& t hose, gtitltt Ikt spirits who shut luesuseliesof littva looked if their Louses Irad„Wets tin fin=, eV‘ ill oltainst it.-hteb they woruld, in all pr-oba have th'ectuitteelreprottct itelktieit ttl ~. .~-v ._ POLICE INTELLIGESICIL ~~ ;~:_`_~. A • 7,t ~~'~ rt)ltt;iD NOTES. MAitt.rtOROUGH-STitEgr. Mr, Bradt, It. tr ltresWeitrie pawn-broker, living In 1.-ligh-sireet, or' -Giles's, .was 'ott Saturday last waited upon by at; inspelior althe Bank of England, who producea a one-pound note, which he said had been pawl by him to a Mr. Bull; On examining the note*, it appeared, by a memorandum, t o b a re been re ceived by the paw n -b ro k er ' s shopmeo,froin "r" per)on- calli ng himself Gorbould, 4, Tavistork street. The pawn-broker, finding the no te hail been in bis poss ess i on , gave -Mr. B u ll another iii lieu of the forged tiene, tyllich .lie said be show keep, i .n order to compel Garbould, if be coul d find hint, to rep a y th e out p oun d, The inspector, objected to this, a n d i ns i s t e d on having the - noOr enrich the pawn-br o k er as p e r em ptorily retuScdt" .lilve rM op. end the Inspector went away,„threaten ing to. Apply to the Magistrates at arilkorangli street s wha,,he said, Were of a different opinion witlithe Lord Mayor, as t o the right-of indlvi• deuils to ret a i o f orge d, nutes„ On Monday the pawn-broker received a summons to attend tl', l Magistrates, and he accordingly went to the office , when the befure-mentioned facts were given 14)0' dance, and he was called upon to deli Vet up the 11 014 ` Mr. B. answered, that he considered t he no te as his property., - anti although he should be rea d y al 11 . 11 ): b ane to produce it. for the _purposes of joiiiic' yet lie would not part ' with it front hi, own pot' srssion. On which Mr. Westwood, who otrentha tor the llattk Lida, he *tomtit! ',piny to the ,:this' trate for ON committAt its a felon, f or havnig-A forged note in his custody without lawful eaetitei to which Mr. B. replied, that as be bad d° B ';'', ° dishonest Act, and felt convinced be vv46" act'N , nigh! in ,detairtitig the note, he should submit to allt he cotisevences which alight result from 600. 1 tleteution. Mr. Westwood then applied to the Magi Watt for Nit'. Brooks to be taken il.ro custody, a nd lot was act a Wed *Mill IVetliiesti,ty 000lt. - whet ) tic ' 45 broei 4 lit 113) by Foy tor re-examination. .. Mr.. i-laamatt attended Oh the part of the tic' letidant, and complained of tbe.severe and OpPrer sire proceeding which bad been adopted towards his client, lams - observed that as the note wit' consp,ettously,atamped in two places as forget' it was not in 1 state foteitcul,,tt tan, couserinvo.l7 his rei-trit couiernot retain the note for any (lit: Itoi,st purpose ; and that the . Legislature email. ._,... 4 on v intend, that persons found in poisec"" 4 '.. . .Lolc.s rch.4:ll they meant to, negociete should of considered as felons, and that his client, could trOf for a moment be suspected of any such intetttio.ll.l and that htf bad besides engaged to protidtetitt!'., note whenever it should be required for the P H osea 0 justico. • Mr. Westwood and the Afagistrate replied, ths' i it was the defendant's own fault that bellied bee° iteconveniented ;,for be bad been told, that a bit gave up the note, he Sbouid not be committedi but he bud obstinately persiiited in keeping note, and he bad therefore only hintielf.to blame., Mr.. HAKKE& replied, that he conceived the Bank had no power, even . by a civil action, tO compel his client to give up the note, anti that he tlicitight it - extrentely unjust t b ry ithouiti have 114:' . serteti ttr-stacirtm oppressive otodie to ohs Ahi H. it was now suggested by Mr. Westwood, at. if Mr. Brooks would deposit the note in thy ban: , the ~ to attend on a future clay. of the Magistrate be shottld he admitted 10;44. - 1 ' ra lt ' Mr..Hatt3l6lC, however,'" ObjeetCd to t his , . at Mi'llt he interpreted that Mr..l3looks temente. -, under suspicion i and it was at last arranged, ::... Mr. 'Brooks should be"disebargeti, on tot engogek- ment. that ; the. forged no s e should be scut to 0 . 4 '. Magistrite in the course of the.eveniog. MU W,Eit IN ST., GILES'S. Ygsterday Pettrkk. Downes was brought op rot • re-examintition , upon the charge of being thP p - rincipal perpetrator of the murder at Etiwar4 Stanton, a •trusie pribter; on Sunday- tuoinittg; t in n coffee-shoo, kept pi man n amed Basia .• eta . , veorge-street, late uyott-ttreet, St. Cilles'so-4" • lie was remanded tilt Tuesday next, for IiKI minAtion. ..lantes the oivwr Lir tile fe4' ol 9p, suet tVilliiint Parker; were brought froris wiitcli-Itouse,_ by the watchmen, ta6 I3;u1 apprehended them on WetincsdaY , 1114 1 - 4 t under the authority of the ners warrant, fur being privy - to the Inurder*.'• They also' were remanded 'to the saute ility.-- 4.be oversegra of St..tii!ests here taken the'll t . wome' ‘iittiesses into the IVorkbouse - for sa te 1 till the trial comes on. Teteiday night as Jonas Robinlon, tlee " II : or the irtlitatt cart - to linshey Longtown, %vas r as 1 4 1roing :home; 'he araa stopper, about ‘..Y . 00 Y Bl- ti f"::lCarters Mitigate by two fellowi sone sti*Ls,' who demanded Ids money. TheY took from him 4,. in silver .and some hattpeocer but offered nn violince.. They ransacked the qrr .l tio ris away two barna and a eheiae, and ifliis n i t on the diiver gettingtintb it N(11.1113. they made' 4) The robbers were' dreised in short smock (rock,' and had. the appearance of farmers' ;nen. DIRTIIS. ' - On Tuesday, lady of Dr. Dcanisou, of UPP" fl ` - ‘ 134 , 4 ford.oreet, of a son, ' I S i On Wednemiusr, Ilsorsissick-square, tt Aottrov Lsq. of t dau.;tilLy. DI; u Gower-start, the lady of J. A. F. SIUJ kiusou, Esq. al• a $4:11. ARIU ED • On the tTah tdt: et St, Nntrat, liebiing4 r -1 of the Commissary Department, tosfdies i.ucy smitti: mat s its inn the ist,inst.. 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