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London, England, 1824-01-06 00:00:00

PRISONERS AT REM

HERTFORD, Mow
sombre appearance of the tow
Any very strong excitement I
resting trial that takes place to-i
Inquest at Shenley has aurae
'Won, and may, therefore, be
iterest with the approaching
plisitivtness amongst the stn
which one would suppose to
ich has been bruited from
other, with the most sedate
other channels of public
ice to-morrow is expected to l
catty prevails as to the attail
.hotwe. There has been vet
f and deportment of the prim
the pr, sent mement r, sohu
• has been since the pet its! of I
confidence on the establisin
at the trial, and, indeed, 1

, .
, great, that apprehensions are
he he convicted at the trial,
4 St. be hurried into a fatal act
CT ~. ! his solicitors have, as yet (f
. and. e .naturally express a nt,
ise, at their protracted aba. ne.e M
AO. only once, and Mr. Fenton twice,
visit, sine: dr .postponemt nt of the
• e gr.at fight between Spring and
• mil to him, he said, "he once too
[natters, and would wish th...t he w
as be was sure his friend Spi 'nig w
h
frith Langan." On the committal
tee trolled to him, he at. peered to hi
ask as any opinion upon the subjec
t
an anxiety to know the particular*
• .wino and fearlcisiiess continue to
demeanour ; and whaurver-may- be
appears at least to. contemplate it
ry act and word of his hi speak I
. ' filii a hart for any fate." Hut
, at intervals betraying eyroptoms o
ming confidence in the compromise i
he his entered with Government. l
Isisu
tor, is the only 'person who has visi
him since lila committal. Mr. Ha. m.
_ .
-.t is expected this evening.
.iveral sons —" The Death of .
iier," &c., but neither be nor
il the beverage of a pint of ale
m Christmas-day, by the Rev.
nigular eircumstanco, that nei
.•rs have, on any oecesion, calk
ly kind since they have been con
much depreesed at the prcse
raced : he is confident, however
his conduct in a court of justi
sl. Asto the Coroner's inquest,
1. will be returned against him,
much importance to the verdic
hat frequently inquired after
in of the. unfortunate Grainge
ihat his death is attributable t
medical attendant, and exprel
lad undertaken the amputation
~veil.

has been ordered in the Tovi
um th? lialf-moon Inn. Th
day with the Sub-Sheriff. 11Ii
ice until this evening from Lo
ices prceiicly at eight o'clock ii
Ai here rumoured—hut we
to administration of justice, as
that the report is unfounded—l
ortlacda drop to he prepared,

On. The asr;:rtion is too revs
lived; but I asked in a quarter likely to k
it gm true, and regret to say, 1 could nat
contradiction of it.

ANOTHER POYAIs EXPED.

--..-- 1
Ali addition to the official stat:tnent from)
ir
following particulars have been reccil
of discovery so tlbs Land of Promise
• will be recollected, that peevioody to dia
survivors of :he first party of settler.' that
aPoyant, and before the public mammy t of
party had set oat in the brig Site ene, con
This parts consisted of above one bun
oat *mkt similar prospects and repusentatio
d the others to etiii!..rate.
.

icvday the brig Sk.cene, which took of
y, arrived at 111ackwall, and landed
its, amongst whom were two widows u
orphan, in the most deplorable start
ig from the effect* of the climate.
;car as idle could gu to the plate celled
is place, which is represented is so con,
A inaccessible to shipping. \Alien the
several others in a boat, and was guide
if .` an eatcnsive white population," to
'arty. found no sing but a tew miserable
of the field einigrants, who had been a

sin stated that he could not land the
!ugly went on to Belize, but here he fo
but disease and misery. the desenp
"ending. The poicns of the wretta
sufficiently attest their misery.
t praise is given to Captain Rils
occasion of an accident during the v
' the ship, and he throughota

Ith all the care and benernleiwe thi
brave huutane man, and an uliicer

.-liotsw.—Yeeteedar ..terenal of the
'.lu returned In the Skeen', attende
id detailed the methode which had

to embark for the Poyais territory,
iscaae which awaited them at the land
made to the Lord Mayor were exact
some tine *Mee. Ore of the emigran
/ necessity to publirh the ease: as two
,Ily fitting out for a similar voyage. TI
widows and children above mentioned
as the individuals were greatly distr
s had no doubt that by publicity being
be afforded.

tte Paris Papers contain an accou
pastoral letter from the Cardinal
d Rouen, 15th October. lt is a

and to the faithful of the diocese
, and contains his instructions an
aentintents. According to the Cu.o
,lid announces that he desires to re

discipline and common rights,
the Revolution. Human power,"
more to do with the discipline of th
A doctrines, its morality, or its cacti
tract of a letter receive! from Mariila
Sth of June. 1823 :—" You will
by way of Macao, of the revolt of
which broke out here on the 4th
Martinez, put an end to it in a
7pidity of a true soldier ; the r
_:),1 severe, and proportioned to the
persons, of whom two wcie offic..rs.
'•ic:rnts, were immediately shot, as t
motets of this affair ; but through a %1
to the actual situation of the colon.
,porals were ail pardoned. There are
-1 here as to the cause of this insui
most general opinion is, that it ui
. from the train of events which
dace, and a cocain spirit or inquietul
dam on the pa, of the Aletisse, (w
its of the Chinese by native women,

unskilful person, who wish-C-cli;

serve his own ambitious viewsl
vengeance, but with too much pre
i resulted his fall. There are even .
strange reports in circulation, which
es necessary."
t Assiv.—Detachments, consisting
30 men, belonging to the 11th Ligh
Lancers, and to the 13th, 14th, 3.
1 Regiments of Foot, will embark i
.., on hoard the Berwickshire ati
East Indiamen, for Itengal.—Detach
N Officers and 390 tutu, belonging ti
~ and to the VOth and 47th Bel
will embark, in the course of the i
of York and Case.: 'hanky,

117" :
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n
• THE I
the re
r that an
the interest
.•
, the lnq
' of attenti
public int
that inqt
is here s
trial whir
• try to the
press and
attendanci
saute il:flict
the Court-I
• manner
• ut s to th
'no, as he
relics with
inurx•erstre
ently so g
•.,_ ghtcirooui he
..01:t.b;.1•i,

here, hto
sang SO
bolt low bei
exceeded
them tit
it is a sin
prisonei
TS of any
is very
h he is TO
t to Justify
ht ut tria
of mimic!
to attach
Ile
the..anr
its
of his n
1!. • if he ea. had
been say
a
caki
Iron
this da
not atrii
commenc
has heel
Oftour of the
lila nature, ti
111061 es have in
di Abe executio

Vat out undtr tiiinilt
Ilughsette,d the othei
nelb Wedna.day the
• Si party, arriyet libtlanetgrants, tenon
and an orphan,
suffenng from th
as near m slit
,s his place,
• found jam:cosi
with several oti
seat of .` an eat
• the puny. round
of the fine
Cv.ain starts
i • amordiopiy wen,
I alas but disc
.i beset-tending.children sufficit
•:".•:, utmost maim
1 : • lax ocrsitdou
reserved tt
with all tt
'.. ad from a brace I
' . . sastom-Hors'
nit, who returr
yor, and delailet
',;,, a them to ends;
anti dittesute with
1. m tuatle to
Hailed some One
highly nrcescitry
actually tiztingt
nato widows ant
ed to, as the il
said he had no d
would be effort
S
' s late Paris
, Ztped
Rut
l
. , and to the
inal, aud con
s men timents.
. Mal annout
ehi
• 1 disciplin,
. ,
the Itevol
.... ing more to it
its doctrines,
. . c stract of a let
9.,Stli of Jut
~. • , by way a
Test, which bre
vernor, Alartlni
intrepidity of
• mpt and severe
• persons, of
• serjconts, wt
,pronioters of t
- . i to the act
corporals w..•ri
•• sued here as
, the most ge
• - • l from tt
_en place, and I
beralism on the
• • . ta of the 1
some unskilful
• to serve hi
vengeance, I
• • resulted hi
strange repo
- res necessai
• Hi Asmr.-
400 men, lx
Lancers, at
87th Regimei
week, on be
'' • I , East Intik
Of to (../fficers
- • , and u
~ trz, will emba
Duke of Yo
4 -ay.
e-,
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