The Sun. — London, England, 1806-10-15 00:00:00

r° - OBSgiIVAY'ION'S : ON THE FA-SH7OIVS. White, satin rihband; or plain net-lace, let in round the bOttotn between - a" reo - ular. (IMllibn of-14CA 9 1 , '4 ,. 11(.1 ~ .. . a white sltai, spencer waist, Alas a-ve fifeg'itit i - E xtradlcld ' from an eleair . r 87 ,/ ' Periodical Work, entitled . ' ' - - - '• - -c a 2-4 pearance. . • LA.BELLEAs:•EmBLE.i:,. • It As impossible to compress the hair into too. . , . At this-seagon of: the7Year vrlien the Goddess Of . . small a . ComPass 'tor .the )resent mode.' The. doll- - ble I,iara ii - . much adopted' in,tull - drcs, and WC 11:1 . V. :Fashiort is generally,Allowed to slumber, it is with: seldom seen• a. better suited br. more becoming :Ornaz. lio small,ir,ittinph-tha . t we 'exhibit to our fair . orro.••• • . _. _ _., • • spondentsa;,pedi men of our havi4.taken. advantage - ' pent '''. . • ' '- . ' The head is otherwise adorned simply with-its of those bright flashe , of l-r geniu . which have cc-. ow p native tresses, fastened with a steel, bold, or tor casionlity-,darted .. - fOrth amidst_ frelqu'ent fits Of sti- . pineftess. . - . - - - ' tois , ,shell comb; with or without ‘a brooch. in front. i. C:a:p s s of v . aribus .l,: , scriptions. are still m=ach worn, and NA 7. •11 - ave - \vatched her with fte..eyes of an Argus, ate certainly -a tno,,t. Vecoming and consistent append and•-Poxlght her v.•ith perseverante and intrepidity - in all her various haunts. . sage to the morniag dress. ' • - • . 'Sorrie'tiines v - :-e have found her reclined in the Two new 'shirts have made their appearance sinee . . boudour, - of a fair bride, aiding, by her snitch- our . lat. observations. The one open - before., 'etrbrdi-• dered on each side and across ,the 'shoulders ; a fall • eries; the ench:-Intment of 'beauty, and decOrating i iciveliness in the garb of grace, and ,eleßatte. ' Wei of lace or plaiting of ni-tt round the tlirdat ; but ho ho:e pursupd her on the, Steyne at :Brighton. -v ./ e I collar. The other is- etr.tbroitiered'onthe,bOsom in Lave watched hey: in- each Yarring fliscination, at I _the form of a triangle; a band of the sameltxittarn the ptiblic dinner parties of Lord"_ ttricl Lady 1 - 5--. i is continued tight round the throat, uniting to 'the at, L—. We b r ave chased shirt as a 911ar 3 but, has ,a much : more novelefiee.t. Cheltenham-;--to the-Hut Wells—to yartualAii—lo I top and bottom of.thebandis edged with,a very : narrow . net. •, This shirt 'is particularly. adapted, for Scirborough, & c . - & c . I n Sh or t, dU r i ng ' l ll th e the Turkish robe . , or flowing spencer, Qs it farms a 4 .. msies. and, .caprieeS which haute succeededthe nr'eti.y front of a dress,„ and witha petticoat bordered lYs i sitticiencl'inertneSs of this her anim.;] at ac needle-work, has the appc:l.,,rance at a complete corifess - ourselves to. : have,-,been a.striet obserVer of hc-r unovments, and her_most *determined short dress' . With nese meatcs of information ih . burpo•,vc' - Fro •i beaver hats, ok vanous shades,.and slouch ed, have . been ~MuCh Worn at the watering 7 places are enabled to &play a. v,reater Noriety, ; and ty;'O ' r ' t-hisaut.uniu 3 but the sarsnet hat and bonnet _still ,pre f.nlargea delin'eation of . uhte and eleganee' than Cliip and str.iw hats are c.,9 the dech'ne; those . might be exPe6ied ,Coln tare genial of • - ‘" of .thy gip3y,fornt:- are only ones seen on the atnotlaqu u vc op - ten.. ‘. k .• • . t RON n, ;Tiles n iprove'd stvle, universal neatiess, i te- i - b thf.,.eostuzir;o, of or grey, ' n o 'fur uty.tio:ss;; but in n,.‘ss;'aud our pre,ent' ratie,o(Bi - ifiSli'Vi'ir,,ha - Ve, very justly and lulldre.;s thaw : of. whit,: ,ohjeOS of admiriiiiop and kid ; : nod sxith a silk 6t(X.1,w , , , 'erich..v e ilite•;m;ift. ' tranN - ritrent edaste Ainibrous ornallients' of clec,-,js or the 1.i:2; andfOot. the c have lottg. : and happily' giVen l i t t l e. r• • to dr;togty and.. rnbes of I The, haye . 9nderLorte. S'i;fie;:lt - 'atidiSitniiiicity are - now in alteration ; sine.cetr : las obsprttltil),4F„3:eA.Fy l s . t to it -the rl :I-re tin d i .l l •'',lslobn„ and need Only to'l* I\Lthese cross, fortned of diamonds, pearl, or ivory,. and 0 - o is conidsred as very elegult• atorri.)1:11(•;!. t:p. ; . , ii• ed.esty, to ensure • - .• ; •-- ornament. st:lspended from the chainl,ofdia ufer.l4. pte-eattllllCe. that „ • s ore,-we. remark mond,- pearl, or, god ot an till 1..; , !;;;(iti5 of. our ; 11eiless to be More shaded of bracelet of, tile. :saine,..lvilit Clio, new patent clasp • a Most pleasing and itnerestin. ! .lafe • • . - • more BrooFhes are ore tnan ta toquost, :and are . discerning she Used •to fasten., the: .slilrt.at ti 4; go*n..at !1u thus setirer, kccpo-olpicoing:- • _ •• • . • . 1 the bosom, : -and t , .} tile, at front. I'~la _Thi~sated`leye'novi. keeps !tt..4, proper boiindS, that; tural- flowers. are alopte,d ; 1?)7 letmlies diserirni-• liVe , the..hiera - t;,tir..sf.ixith' unlimited indulgence; ; natitig Joste,. ; rand refreshers, on ti - constru&. :. ow; lint nation love to test.' ' gen., -are• invented to perpetuate thenr blworn and bosoi , in:.front, is .now, a most ffeshness. smktitiisfuLrtval of the: square one. The baek.s -are; ; vreval co.ours.;for the sea nso are, pale 1145 " 14(1 `° 5t-i l l:.l° "''' a W -d itl ' s ' s h ' oulders Thjs • rose i .:y v./ .eilo,. wad• greed4 : 3 thou h the sant -a4piA3'ritirii3ll?4,arbnitzea, sodong as it is confined_to 1. - C t . i • mer colours, of' fainter .•.)- on ire y. t. _ a:fdir,(4lOung; or pll - :Tiplierglap - aud..wArite.theY - are:'' • • • rnBliar3oe4 by !;il,l - 13%Y.ing - Weil; whose sheitering.de licanirl.b.eighteps thd - !heed ty. ie it it seeks to • had& Vittisicir.aklindot.l(t:l7.,vri the.subjea of .ditt.:Cornmenda.t.' ficonisliture but it .is nOw.usital -10-‘4134.Q. of 7 .an entice' gclocir...3 of -lace' or; not; eikull„iiernad-lvith:a:riche.patt&n s>it is worn in : va 'ekn - the head„ forming: !rand..cap!ar•cinee; ,and other suspended ftoiki the rown of. til6liat, Covering the front of•the gttt gotuid dresses of 4 . 4 - aiti..pr Worked , musTiri; witli - riPok . ;bodies of White' satin, •anci`a of :the , %Imo, itn.gth• of the train,... are esteemed chastely gant - I , l:kbough th . e..tv,iin a,',%''ays be considered. Z:grar....th - 11,- and, consrstent :.in Cell dre?s,' yet jf4ate short , tire6 , 3es"bf lenb;•vith: - a' , rinh• - Mtwoidexed or. tambonred bCteder:;'all:round; conti, nuedlit . ..the form of,ia l.wrap,,acrois .fhe :tigtr'.O, and I , 4ss : onedo-vith .siiivec4ll.- and tassel on olio solo is freicillenlArtsen .otizdyeatn,7;of ;aanowl.edged: taste 2kkr4ttia* Qu. slender,atleaSt a tall figure;'ean. litip.rof4r ad9puii witivhdvantage. Plain inns :gwrifi; ' embroidered lc.ck s ;. sleeveS, and .14441t4r, doe alao gery!itritlaliesteerned. - ~- • VAAJpiicLit rti:e utast ..k.le:gat dresses not iced; . _was' sage 'cleturated. a celebrated Beauty' at' the 1.4 in.tire. - neighbourhood: of Brighton. It..MasiciotA}itiked -of white drape, ernbrok!2red round the.ltot.ton) and tip the front in links of gold,. form-. 0.-itrty-Chai-n about: the size ":of a ,half-Crown piece. Thu v, as so - high.. - as to - require no,neckker ginef,;the.back and .shoulderS 'Very 'lbw, and a•shart frac k ;: slettve,.. with' a.cuffquvriedlup in the. forth 'of a Xvith.a.narrow chain of gold bottdrn— A purple scarf, vi . -)thrkep. crimson .border., with sprigs-of gold . cliS , ; persed all a% er it, fell ' aver, one shocldei,-atd , the • other end intermingled- with, - the train. A small lace veil :shaded ne•, , ,iiaently, the most bqqulifqlbright brcivt•n:ll . ;,tir, and a largegoldbrooch.,. formedj toe present a laurel is diamond berries, parted the hair inf.fr.cat, and corresponded, with. the comb Witch secured' the,ttind tresses, 2nd . which glittered like-st 2 a 1:$ through .thin ntist : beneath _the transpa-' rent S eil.. .• Theqla iclaen spencer, or jacket ala Stuart, is. at thiS rcioMent intnoirnously called for by-our fashion able Bales, .ii.is;forn - ted of white . or celo:Ared satin br'sarsnet,, and gOinetimes of muslin. The four tie flaps w terminate .it at the bottotn of the t 1 vii-t .behind are ,n0t...m4, - e. than:one-eighth deep, round or,sd'ver fringe. the ja( , ,,.-t is is pf rnu , ;lin or cambric, it is then ith a Lid or a, border of , in cbyiare4,..siii.: 2 i..'i'he..lappels . in front - 0;), -7 1,,, - .but aClasp. s ot; gOld, .si.lyer,-or "steel, is seen at.edch end, 1 - )e:; . pei.,kiiig,ll4o intention of over CIL: as..taste or , inclination .- ; mi,yr do: ' .re , .l fol• borders are tnal.:ing rapid ; a&ances th • of la.shion. Aid v.e, lt:•ve any i mg intire anit - n.1t.e,(1,- or simply eie g•t, t it • piititt-d t;o1d r. of jaV' . s feathers "on : a p. :1 inuslin dress : acJ.st no.rA -off C sar4et-spetteer,:-thougii - la-. tisful -habit for- . the too-general ,to tie considered genteel.' 1.0 the •s4rine.!. formed cf: a 10iig - Ito - 4..throtighqut, - ancl trim pned• all 'round With -'a - • 5 erkish rihhYnd, "l -a orna ;lent.- It is :ge.ne.rally. 'll.l;rllppe'd round 'the figure, •igreeabiy to the fancy Ore'•wearer;' and its -c0. 7 lour is, continOnlytliat.oflead,' 'ye; liOiC-brow9 . .. c l'i?e.aelice a la 11Tthz. is a comfortable a'ntl consistent covering for the.sea-an. "' .Moriiing.dreSst-s continite to' be.made.: igh in the neck,• ;Lb a harrow: collar the size of the throat, ti it (.11cir edge 'wilt a. muslin . a_ la corkscr'ciii Isla. . On Tucsd:iy.se'nnio - ht Mr. JOHN at - ACKLEY . ; De-. Conmlbs -.Of G-1- t Boltl • sl r 1 • pity c,d on, in —lnca. a te,.. - LIN, reeeiveA information that one 114//40:-an.;..irish r two (who hadlately we rkett in that neighbour - hoOd as a Cbtton-,F.:piiinet'and brif:klayers'-labourer),;ag" mist *ho •n: :hat: l ,. wa'reants for -pa:oiitigi..lofged-Rank ., . notes, and alsty'for: be a dclierter from the Lan-, !was in t pablic-hou4lti',l.l::)lton, he. .kAerne'filer6:lf6-'apprelren:t I t irn 5 tint the -.instant he. 461 d 11.VIN.bei'VVilti hi's; risoner,ith& latter seized'N pokes, - and strut;!: Mr. BIAC:FLC2.Y . aviolelit ' hlow op the face, •wllcli fiA entirely 'deprived is a eUk,. Are ofl, fifty " is offered in. the •Ga ette h 1 last - night by the Lords' of the Treasury, fifty - guineaS by'-the liarih,.fer the ,ipprehensioh 11 7 a2ih. • , 2 . Atl Inquisition was taken on Saturday at a public • li'otne. near Henley, on the body ul.'Waltet' Roger's, who flit d2ath by sutiJdaticni; Under the' follow:. ing circumstances :—The .dedeaseci >tti <ts butler to 4 6-',entleraan•of : the min* of 4) - ie..Ptaiiisoti, and waS empl(?), Tel on Saturday last , ;iii'bett.iin.off wine : frotn a . , vessel of consithra'biel size, of triti;,- yeal:s:staridiug-. Whilst in the .ort of doLug so, having bettled.otf about ,ten dozen, he recli-no.d agiinst mother vessel, feJlidown,a - tick.expirect in. A few utes. - A boy. who • .wais , engaged' in rernol'ing the battles;.gave: the alarm, and a Sorzedn was sent 'fat:, but all a:t , - fempts to '.l-V - stort... • life 'proved fruitless; FroM* the testimony of - the medical, Q•entlen?en who attended, and'ether dircunnstances, the Jury were of opinion. that the deceased had met - death, by the efildi - ia (triffnt - froin the vessel. Tbesday. se'nnight, as Daniel Ainrphy sinliing. an old . ,'‘ell - at ?orthsto e, near Rath, the side gave on his. back, as he was in the act c . d . :digging, buried h'ini in an amazing heap of earth, stones, Szc.- 1 .4. - ; was 'of 'Course bent completelf . dtiable,.. in which deplorable state he .remained full - six hours - and a ha.l.f,',dUring - which time . the • neighbours: wer'e • incessantly employed in endeavouring to extricate hint';• and, wonderful f(1 relate., he wa's at 'length recovered, not only alive, bat without the least fraiqure.---•H - e was; 'on Wed-,- UpSday, conveyed to the Casualty Tios6ital; where the greatest hopes • are entertainect . 'of :his surviving the severe contusions he received., • - • . . Thursday night,. about nine o'clock, one of the London coaches', on, its w 4 tol3ath,stcpped to chatige horses atl'wyforcl, while the passenger - s drank ; tea. /Another stage lriving past thahorses, set them the ,most, rapid rnaprcer, towards ; Reading ithe turnpike-man, hearing a,call, iumv-tdiately oPen; ‘eel the gate, supposing the coacfiinn ‘ca on the box. The . hOrses cleared the gate With the sarne ' velocity, and:reached a CliSialice of twO . miles before, they ,could be stopped, without doing themselves c>r,ilie carriage the',s4ghtest injury., • In this instance, not the least .blame can be attach'ed to arty of the par 7. tie;, as the horse 'keeper stood •in front of the head most, and was.forced a considerable distance in - his :.attenipt to hoid - thein in. - • -SELFIR.P ? SESSIONS, 0c.r..14. • • Before: WI LLINNI Q2e,3tiO*7, - .;_ksq: Chairman,„ - and . • a ringlelbus.t3citch of .4 ilisti•c,e,s o the 1 Jfor• •the' *CR IZEATMENT- fMaN APPIZENTfei:4i-" Joitiz Titonias indieted for violentlkasiaultit 'his apprentice; James. EdboroUgh, irboy years of age, and fQr not - suppiying" , hitti wi . th'groBC.l' and sufficient food Und raiment,. and Other . wise treating hitn. . • . • • This prosecution. was Carried, orj by • the Parish - of St. ,Bartholomew the Great ; SotithWark, .'the boy being 'appi - enticed by the Overseers of that 1 3 41 , i , A1 tb the t'risoner. . • I\-f ter -Mr. NOLAN, as Counsel' fig the Prosecution; had opened the . 1; his usual eloquence and perspicuity, and explained the:nature of the of with which the-Prisoner stood charged, .James Edborough was ,called ; he stated himself to be _about , 15- years of , age,,apd appeared to be about four .1. - (t high; stout iiiade; but with all the q'rnptonts" of having been stinted in his growth. -- He said; that , about the month of .April, 1.8o5; , ing a pool boy' beldnging to the parish; • and Sat'el:;/ .returned eturned from nurSe,•he was bound - apprentice,:with ,' a fee; in the usual way,. to the Prisoner, who was a cutler by trade, then residing in •-the Eorough..road:i] He; did..noihing •in . t.he trade, but was employed ,. by his master scowering out •the roents, cleiniitg the 1 kn.:l'es afad forks, &c. a; any servant ,boy might do: haiknot been long with him put to lie at night under the, shop window, upon mon sack, stul cl with old rags. of-pettieoats; i Bce: and nothing" more than'tn 'empty sack to cov'ertim, without either ted or bedding, or any thing of that 13" ure. This WaS in the n:iddleAf winter, .( I ,ur:ng and 'snow, and he' was obliged - genzra,ly his: clothes) - to save !aim' fro.n the inteu,:: I, as the wind blew thro - .1,.;11 Pne window .1.-rpoll LH, i. He- was frequently he;lt \vn.fi, great. severity; :-•i S and one day in pai-„icuiai, Ids ma 4: ter a , 1,1 cut his ht-...fd: opcn ; he, was hi -the a:',t of This \;ras, dolle because' he corn, Lined . not having sufticient to cat and drink; and. be canseLe . sdnip pieCes of" iron,`; tLat Le so 1,1: fit fonr-pencC ) ., e:-;2end., - -•.:1' in purchaing hi , . :1.11.1' to ire was fr,cq-ucnilp fedicn ffsh- water, his _ . I master 'insisted he should drink) but he could ..not I g;.. , t it'doti-iiihe firs't tfine., ;Ind :the s( -.oncl-it imitte nim sick..i This W:ter `vas Mixed -- . ith slices of 1 1.)7 1 .1:::1, po . Lit,)3 pai - ings, onion 1-. , e .. •.' ta'ddiAt: tops; i &c. hut. no. Meat . . \` ,hen' lie iittcal'Ptdd to eat 'it; it male. 'him' reaCh.; alicl, after three fruitless at- c tLAnp,ts, his nii:...,t:,.-r b'eat him t i 1.4 e'atiiilltt ' f - hi i kicked'' him,. r,..n , ..ltrucit. bill'i N-, ,t:lhis 'fist inthe face l and kriock'e,l hiin do -, , , :n.f. When -he"':',•asCut - in t fie . ! I Head With the (.:111 - 44-,ki - iif.e, he'bled profusely; ah'cl 1 ris fe116...v-api)rentice'f'(vas sent Tel- a pit. , 2h- . c.L11;, tO• i Cpticeal• the ~.voutid. fle..h3pl)t2ra4, ho•ive, -, :-!,r,,actl4-1 Itithe, .t.): : .11a \se 0 SLild - 15-eacl, Lind the 'cap Lins,vered,: both purposes. 'fli f 's'diet, 'Lit - other (lines A.tll l s l ttle, , water . in whirehVrt . •herring,i,tri4lnel,ll,...ldoc:', or • cribbage, had been bolledz i - and' pri,.=f iirtzd in- a.....,iimi t lar•way.; and, 'its-a treat,: he :..0..11 , .n.U:2 ., c.p. - v.:41e;:.. : . gruel for his breakfast. ' He \yds also kept in th - I *vilest dirt and rags, 'and would not be let. to . wear tile c;lotiles sent . mini...front the worklio9se. .....:“,i!_t . ;•67 . tp i iently v, (iri , ,e.l.. of. : l a Sunday, and was kert in tile + -.same dirty rv, and pot permit tett to Lit ft Kt cht.s - .cb: I At oile . tiiii - ...:: hi:-. Otast , .:r b•_,.:". halt I i.n severely. vt„. ii ii . i . i poker, on the 'oack ah;:., sii:).olr!i ) . . so , as, to JeAVIi l . hi at lull. Ur 'JI'ULISc:', ~frail .i.:.-..rc 'iy 'able -to walk ,up,.. r.i.ftit. - .. HA conid , nut sie,:n ia th.-... bed witidihaS. 1 ' .l I ' '.. ' " • . )t:eii a re:it v•(i0-4cnbcci,tron) lice, qu:.nr.ity.ot . .tleas;_.. and when his master found out this, „he itilde 5111 N sit ~. sit up, and COU . ne't,hewatChnix4's-ronn;:s.d - r.ning,:the. - - wholeyht,' .. .1. e wwfi(...clutntly rt t ,it4_,...4.ticr.ll this flilliSik6:l . c . Jdlifill'isythe neigh 41,4 - ,4.;, , ,,and the Ifttlp' Children about hinr- t used to- haFe.. 1 - 11(..ir IVea& aul ' , • .; . t)utterWith - 11:im.„ . : Whenever , t,his. , indster.Was an„- - .iy•• kvith iltal; 1ic,... , .,;,:' kc i i; ...4i100t. 4 1)y vi , uals for that' day. At last, fro.:ltiie r; , poated . iit treatment, bc-...."re:, eeived;.ar4.flot,ll:l'; , i-n.4, -. ,, .:4,y ,thing to 'eat or klri 1 il, -, he.: rLin away.' and !on th4.4y,was obliged to ste,li or . . .. e. seiz'a:plumb cake ot 41 pastry Cook's.' shop, id Order ~, fp satisfy tite - craving.4t qf daittitre,l When the 0v,.1.1„-; Of the-house' was aootiainted with the circunistance,, ~ , he very liunianiely. forgave him. . ' 'th is boy Sient throwrli i -. "very , long - and .sc rutinis:. fl. . , ~ , , ~,. ~ , ...,.„. ~ , 'mot . examination by J.N.a. oi A R :.-; VATTi 4: 1 1 - uie, i : 1- .t-, .., . 'sbner; in the course ~of - Whicl his.answers.were s:ledr , zic, tiricoaltrxliatory. He admitted .ffe, had oil-ered keine spur rollers tp s'..lle tO,A neighbour,, i'llicsii she refitscd, to pureli...,,ise, Init. Was , ,conliielied .to this step troin ad,ual :hunger and s "Watit... .He denied any other tilt:its of any kind, but repeated the itili)erious neces-, city of htinget',.as the only - stimulus.,,to such, aas. Mrs. Mac.Dougaii, ,, ,an, elderly. ,and . repeitable Lady, who had been -a..le.E.igq of : the Vrisonees . , for soMe time, spoke of the Nariciusi c titlleSshe Was dis, tUrbed ,by the screamS.Of the 'poor,boy, when:his Master beat. him ; 'she' - minutely; described ,the 'sort of .food he was- fed with, OndYthe various aits . of Cruelty 41114:led . upon. i him: 'ibis Lady's eviaence was attempted,tO oe rendered useless .by an ended your. ta,shew„tlilt . she.was : in.pon,,stant habits of ine briety apairregplitrity... , . • Mr. Ceoper, another neigl,ibeUr,deposed, that ,ile had often observed the pale and etnaCiatedlOOks of the boy, , and :sometimes 'observed him-endeavour ing to carry loads farn eater than his strength Would tiltokk., so t.bal.: he would sink under 'then.); fie felt great coinpasSion for, him, 'and frequently gave hiM some -food, which he ~devoured voraciously, 'car - Coil-. sealed Mills pocket, and 'hastened ikti',t, - lest his master should observe.hini. ins - in theb., old ouse he had frecatept ornortunities 14:seeing the ,- *JO, l'e'olowtcv,(l, 'Aims ofterdert -4 .7, ...t-ii-lo•worksh o p the 'ixiicire - 4day, „ in a- most wretched kt- iniseral3lqstats, ' ith ollt lily stjstetihnee. ' ..... ..... .:, 'Th'& - :ircT6iite,g-el 6, - P, vtias, thxt thWboyWaistfOtiel '' ~ .!ingly 'adtlited to thikriti2gjor Wilith it . ' , ,•its -necessary ~ :that his rn'aseer sliSald cdrrea itiiii;tvitiOlt was done., ,withelat any viok.hee - or ormanAral - force ; that'he , . . . ._ ~. -- faredlii•:.e., the -- otlief.4' , 4ol•Mlfies in - the •• hOnSe, and .1.- 'aiv‘ . -ays.-bad.sufficibt - tb fat ; .and that,, in' fa&T, 'tire pregerft iiro - eo.4ien )vas iptiatig=rhore than a' plan of .4\lr.."Ait'Dotigol abc). ite"bby to ruin and' do'str4 . the Prisoner.''' -. .".-- -.-. .: - •In support 9f r ti.lis, t kllow-appren aces. of 'the bt?y., Sod" ot. -. .. - .a . s - ionally".7:.•vorlfed,iii • the-hpuse, I.ve're ‘'ailitti to prove tlleboy-:t..incii.ri_ation fon t1441412....,:-A•nci to spew 4114 , On9r,rpotn supplied .witivtlie-liatiat... ocxl fe . ..-4is' - niastei and .Iniatress p,.1.400k , 0fi RIO of •t hat a niost.nbunclant friends'of the Prisoner. also•stated,-",tAat.tbey liad t'requently.;ii:leci - with the I'risoner, acrd _ \yith crlantitiesofiSeefan4;plurno . pudding-,..thouglit tl)eyr \i-ere too :w.ells: 7 lkun ,ancl the poor be y in qu; - ;stion got too Lt )etter con l l4ioti tn4r/ he apPyat - ed to be. - at tie tiitle :f -tine trial. former . class' of.theie vijrhissei ,vx•it.lo..tnuch in _their testimony, and were after:vards contra lied - by 2 . - .After: an abie . gpeeo, to- by I AII-.. Mmt • itYATT ancl. an el ne n t•-• an (I nu prc - ss ivo r.epiy by Mr:- I't!iii:Lic-RT..C•ht;,:iiiian. , •: 7 ,ulurned up the who- of his usuiti ,pprSDlellaY aiicl iqg4llelit. , - • ' Jun/ tetireci• t:1n.a1.56 1 t. ten nfinute4;la tid then • • browght in .a t f G4l4tj, talion aiLtbe charges, , Capt.. .T)7; f . -1e.,4z was -indicted . . for a v'Ller7t - bre:ieli‘ of p,iice _upon I - ....'obessty, Geittle.itin t.t.. of consideiabl,e pro.- . . The pa.ri:ie fliet iti Gf,;(s.fg"s Eit , ..1d..3, • wl.l 11 thi; .burst . wile; I'.l - psi,!qtAtsqr, gi) other. '.ll tinigt) sitting, snatchiNi th t cankil(4:o6t ,01.111 (1,- ) ros-z6Ator'i 111•mc1,, and hicke,d Jinn b:3)Ait4.l, - ..NA:irifotit rl,y)imtue-0 date provocakion ;it olt.t . (drip, - tit;l.l4.W.:strbsisted he- • • - • • ,De.reilda 111 zr - vj sentenced • tl)pj.X a.fkne (.4:- rip). * .1 • ." This Qentler.:2a..votv. : Atig,tale,luile if ivtis iota- qiitseillo ['tie Gz4z, l7 ,jf • ; * . t • - •i : • -4- : -•-•'• • Pc 1 4 1 . 16- )OFFI.Uiy *:4 l ,l4 l .dk:titifft• ttitieur . , . - tecn otto-I)es the LSt ; lßltgliff sgr~ssticore - taken tit 40 . .5.1_ ,,. .)ti5.10k - 6 1 / 9 :si01:1$1-' .. kytu.val - r In . .a. 1 . ?;-rie stote• e ry:4 •Y(Att , „tdoeir sL'o.i.teitce. di sch,4l -, .4, 't to of 'Co.I) - 6a1, - ..),t1, _ .• . qrs of:th ut: --, • . • • -;S'ff•ke . ,1• . ,'.- 7 41 • • ; • • . ktiiy t. sca, 11;•;:g; l• • - ,liigega,trlo,' 1.74 r,atti rid:Ye/v.4 I:ili2tit: „ • • , . - • . , rYcs'ster,( l 3Y , t4c Lacly of' Wilihttf,t 11111, 0.4„.1 sow iyAl7 -.. `t rt., of Liu ! • • 411'.4nikt.E.,a.r • -. • • T.,alelf.;:.Arl.4•6l3qthi . F.41 . .1"tqf ‘' • • Yestertlay, at Sr.' Olen - ..1-1t- f/3nes, My. ?tr,, el, both. olitti: ffatll ! Yesie7ll3vse'linigivt, •iiCelfsfst`. t. 11 u : 4 " (1-11t1 P.ost 1 Wa•tlirtll, • vr for,l-.llqp;e: in Cloit hire,' tc‘ • ' ay 4 :141, r ‘Vestinareitmil,- " • •-•,, ~.••••• ; : _ , • . . bilaxi - • ... .... . .. -_ - . ; . ; • . ;-, • . 'N'e , ,ifer:lay, the flo ..011E.• Li: ; , ! C- etltrw.. Sheexpired-{se . k;\:11 it ty after a 1 - 54,21;1.,49.z.:i 1944. , 1r, frorntz•Lf.,: ilit,ale .-,e, , ; liar on h.:riungs, iki ,t Lit- , -414,- - (.41 Au 'age ',11'111}; SIX dui.- ~ Lit-,+-4 t.... 1 .:. •. ' ...• .... . •,:- .. , . . Oti Mon(l#••lsst;,*" . i*lrlen'l ye at fi , 4.'..hotist-tri :town, pl enryi c.:;.• , Eg&•ers, E • siq. -.of ~y-, , ,0r1-14r.iit f loex,,.one,, of •the ..I.?iret , ll, - „of, .-,,,,; the . l'hcenix I 4 . 1,r.kne . 4 Cogin ! :tn , y a. in *the 63t h . year of lis ,;:,e... ,- 02 the loth 1057:::tit'affirliitlsg&, 'stirs. ll'lllpter, Wi(tiw a - Thou - 4A; Stimpfef;.Eicif...•6ll,l4l4.szifiil7that: Cwoumy, akt.4-67 . : On Spnc.lay, at Berl;h6rms:e,'ti; in his. Orch year, 1,Ir; IQ4a al . Tomlin, formerly Brew - e?t Char place.. • . OP .14 s YEiTERDAY. -;,.. - Bank Stcick, 2Tr ek.dii: . : 1-oklia stark, , .Z\i:-....vy -7 per Cent 93 .a ii I [ , ;(i[a.l4o[l[ls,. [5, ts. pr. 5 per Cent. 1797, ..•- ... Exchequer .liiii•---.l.ast ye: - ,,r'a 1 rish, 5 per Cent. 89-1- Bills is: diS - . thii,year'sV.,:44 4 per Cent. 77 1 .78 :77.1 e 7 - . 2S. 43. pr..." ' • div. - .. .-•• .. • - Orni;iwn, 4 • - -: per Ct. Red. 6oals ax. div.. ...I'mper4l,3 per Cent:., - t , per Cent Con 4.. ti, 4 ill: ..Dit!,) An 9.. • ' . ~ Bank 1,. Ann. 17 . ,i i 3- - Ibuts _ Ct:n. fur .-.5Th 4 N0;r."61 1 •-, ~- „ . . . HIGH WA";.*F.R',iiT .I.()NrrwiN .i;if,',l.i., z; .. i• o_..Arkxf.-C.: p.k).w. ... .., i ; . . mprilng, 32 min..alter!,.s.,:i .;',.:';cr.:—.,...i3 it 10, af!rr 5, .., •'1.,=.7,f--.....---:--.-,-.7a.-7:--,-.7.;-'--=7-7.7.-_--:-,zr. ;, ;•• ~ 4 .. t. 4 • ESSRS': CURitstEand all ge the whole. Wiirl,l,4l..pripie...3, 7 siligfv'ins,t?;fe.ye.44tt444i,, i ar4.l - ryje,0100 • 01 i • .fii.iaite of lI ) )61:4",•:,u'tfrig - pdrficutar.l)44ll of gkv,Of dit Alb Oil s tit S tinue to direa SI:LAI - cis 4)r the- - tgeatP,iciktf:44o'gq : ) . :e : 01..ceP- • tatn cotnpluipts; 4r4l,that deraqel} . )::',t of thc,,stect. 14 aiSi4iTtl4l,lvelan;;:!:. If 4-,k1T,L1.1'.11:.:1;,,ii • rti ti•11 .1 1414r the in‘4lU'o 3 ;ente vit; bi s rigs a viit i • embitter a l ,<l tibn 1.11.1311 i!,; ttoyiaipi t yiciiins 6tti Ti) Ind) ifbrson4 Grhilst •40:v•corlstt;:ingtie!f1,:lepitiitt•ti.• .t 112 t 1 - . 11,1'41410s ,te ;01 rifs3llti• bcrr.,,s `:t7 , strogtt . i, 4 1 ) d pail I y NUssrl. Ana'4,r). f4eing" r•!:,1::. I •Jhrgeori br tll.l<oy f d . tatiot , pdsk,lbi . be. ,Lta..i.,11 • : t i) ttractlee, ,tpencti thinty., ttie • i to„usono . ile of •trea lot Alli) ,, teci tiy;t'iret,tli'cral Inthe eure of it1(10 tittuSTlAt z usull-system;,atad, u 4 pert most surinisiog cures, ccw.iin , :e the t‘'orld of tltc'e4ci:tat )sttidilt) l '' • - " • tf .he canf..4lted by p.ttittus of secret', an , t honour. • - lat'tliff - 17.4410e; 7 aarden: letters fto 4 0 . , Zebv,i,,ery ine,i6Stng a 13:1114 Plute ..sfatitig file 111'.4,11t: - .l , 4c:;...WilVia'Ye the t..e,ceatj .dyke eJecll43 - 14 - 1)i •st.4l,tio.arty . , • •• - - • • 4 , , . ••• • • - • -• • bt 4 ". - • • • ; ••, -• • - - - - LON DN : hy . It I CI-IA It!) R .5, of No. 4, Masa:At-co - tat, ; L A.,4 kiv,r, Tr cf Soutti oltwt t s,tteet,' RAymp - t. ; ?stli+t,f/4 ‘ • . • , _ • • • • : ` ii • ' At tile , NO. 1 I Strabd ; swllere ildverlis.menti: Order; fel' tko Patter' 4c4 . "r 1 ,-- t. 4 . ,/ , . SaturtlayJast a - man of. the-name of Fielding, in the ;Toth year44ris• - k4e, undeifook,. fer a cwagef of ti . ve guineas, 'to tgo;ou Mot, from .Londi.in Bridge to ia , Kent, and. back, he 'started at , tlyfelv.i '6'clock at "n00n,.; re4cbc4 Ntittiog . . at 40.inititfe6....alVei• one, where 'he stopifed yeti' ni- nutes to refreh, and ...returned back to' the place from wheti,c.4 kic started - ,.wiiiCh he - Co - Mplet,ed . in ten inlriutc&-le.ss th-an the time allowed:, thedistance*- . .., ing 22 miles. hZl 4 y bets upon tie issue. # • • Mrs. Houseiwider, Who was:in the habit of _Wash ing for the Prisoiler and. his . Wife, and had,:heekl at his house, three days . tbe;ether, spoke to the'sortbf,' d'et the boy was fed or, 'which was nearly as de- - s4ibe.d by expiessed it; " - trot fit • to feed pigs,with." Mrs.. Trai.:y,, another irespeda6l4 Lady of that neighbourhodd, :the: dejected ._and' far :tryi4ied state of• the. boy,' whoni , she frequently heed, and gale gelierai direaions to 11 , -:i;•Servant. ; *giVe liiiii . ounethin v usher eat betiev4r h.e•cakpe-. ; I She aisppochyed 4liktidto ,apply to the parastvcifficers . his Mr.. Qwton, : who took' the aparthientsof` t ie Pry 0 . 111;...r., ,NO - ten heleft.Oeni to go to N*1.,1 2 ,04, 01 : .. . i .ue. : - L. wsv i proved, that` t Pr er' . •; - i . illotl4.slAQp4alh4iti .1