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London, England, 1813-09-29 00:00:00

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Thursday last the three- Frenchiprisoners 'chit-gild 1813,-it-igi,
:otir o'clock 1p Use Aftainornss ales Trevino:ly
With the murder of G. BrotherS,Waterrnatt, viz. F. disposed .of by Private Cdntratzt, -9f Which- tiotice..wlll be ,
• :Rely; J. M. Datirie, and D. As reige, alias J. L. Sera, given, subject to such conditions of Ale is 111 the* be pro-
who had been in confinement on board the centaur &iced, 01 siyi Let,
ALL that Cipital FREEHOLD,:gST ATE,'
'awing Wediscsdny night, were bretight on shore,i sittiitetti Up Eklon, hi the Courtf *of solfilfitnipepit, eon.
and lodged in the Borough gaol, Portsmouth. •in the
,sisties of art excellent Farm House, with appropriate .1141Ings,
course of the day an Inquest"was • held *on-the' body ' 235 Acres of rich Arable, Metqlovi, anei Pa.ture Land, and 42
illf the unfortunate Brother* 'When-the follkining de..., Acres of W ,fIOW in the occupants of Mr. .Isontasp,S
c'i . • Renal?'
• .... - ... . Iby a leaiefur.elght years from the ants
of October, I MO: • To.
• Po
were in"e ' *•
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THE LA7VIRI:E4 AT lialdpftWlYA. g6therWah the inaptcoal AclvdrotorS of the Church of Up-Eldes:.
'J. •Sylliirati an J. V 1 • brif:ttlkitoori -em- . •...!.- . " .• • ••• . . •-. ~- - ,t. : This Estate is within a i ing fence, is rially wooded, and abound;
. .a - • V c-li n, , the folios's?* is a more particular account .tidn : iii fin.
pri.#4, tb;tr':gboor h4lf past 'fa. ti *. k; , a
itt ties- that formViroven :--• - • growing rimlyer of very groat beauty and vAlue, beolig of
;';l'' ; * • f i itself the parish of tip? Eldon, and having no ppor to.stikpqrt, It
clkit arternoOn, as hey were' tail 'tti tpi d, a -
" Oti thettilitl of gUndtty se'nniglit a Chia took : Is subject to, no parothiat rates whatever. It. 1,4 delia7•tfotly si-
irtlksistallei'frt4il the' mouth of We Isiarbotir,-Oti the. tcr di a onktoon, bet,witin mi. wollaihnd mated in a highly picturesque country, five miles from..litolnsey,
%). -Ktnise side, neaT'ltelthain's-gilihethi. de.- ,
KAW two h,Aidshitimen belon4ing tst:ltii;: Ala. and at eas.y dnces front Salisbury, seuthumptels, and Vs'jo..
'1C01e1....49a whet ry -steering 'aito.....' nut KM.. along theflos- I - '. I- .. cheater:. it is welt stocked with Game, a Manor of .itself, lea
e oliet• -. !esty czPip Madagascar., 'The .parttes, WholTattsea, • might be converted itao a beautiful and Illti.t COllVtlikeilt Country
tital Shore, about 100 yatdi litint:thent i: .4
eve hied 'fee opt dispittes relatiVe to tie iteogra- ' Residence, and i 3 Pi a sici&hbourhoual particularly tottenlent for
."' -ries then abreast 6( each *l.4r ksslie. wore aliiiiist iii"-
1-timea. •
sittadott •nf Intilit'in4tpticeif hilt width* 'Were .9portitig of all kind! , ,
liediately, and steered S: g.'dtrieng ii er toursivn. For fußrtliedt: partiiicupatlrJy at
in Msarii.:finney'r. Office, and ea
dome *ear by•the lanai:lle intervention of seine tif "
*ai'da Aonthsea''Castle. 'thefithen SaVt• a- .hat: o '), y at Mr Hein 's
111 it brother Officers, imconseridenCeof eipostulation tiiiii.c'er,'in Brodie and
and. of IX.' Spender,' Itibe tenant; vibe will
iin the' iikri'y alr '— • le
nvtrboatd,*snd'the pee"! .
sete
g on the folly and disgrace of , suffering themselves to ,new the Lst'atb.
to Cher •; 'th.'4' were fentr in iiiiVkt k -Mike" pe -
_,,l tes be lanWay by Matters most trivial in their natitre.— * -
liesides the tVateini lift:i'l: that; the plainly -saw LT,. r
hilt .:14,111. t)tEtair to say, that the present cattiest ori-
Ihein use their 'Arnie -ItsAntyfibingl4! &Siting die 4a-
gliate&in ii source equally trivial, and net in the least
- :terttian, who' wad ettliSX'`.on t very- Melt if the time ;
marelneritoriotta It was intended. to have fought
e,
arid in the eauree of k few seconds; by the united tier-
r; - on die 4atur Iny night, and the parties came ashore at
c . ,
tons of ill three,' 'the watetitati-Was Arias% Mier-
that time with the intentioncand it Was appointed to
- • board. On' seeing this •the deptments halited their
meet at the Clown Inn,' in tortsea, there to .make
wind; and made tottrards them, with an intention to atrangements as to time had Place : but Me. Wallet
Iglie assistance to the• watermati ; but; tin seeing the
mistaking the place of assignation, repaired to the
bay thrown Overboard, they ditectechlteir en-Oise-to-
Crown Inn, in High-street, Ports Mouth, and in con-
*Oda that : the... Other 'boat continued 'Steering S. E.
seqnente the parties did not.meet that night. Mr.
:When they can* Within' tWentY 't lids of 'the 'boy,
Kelly slept at, the Parade Cofee-house : he did net .
`ihkwater for several Yards "around was .coloured'teith k,;ftlio his tea antik, rather n Jaw ban. and oh Mr. ,
:blotict, By this time antither wherry came di'
A. 9 in 1 Willer calling on Mt, they idjtitirned -to Sonthsea*.
*Which were Q.
.CoWard; Of -Powsea, and' T. Lay.. Common, in the millet opP6siti the Caiile,icetimpa-
,ton ; with their assistance
.the body Was taken into
nied by • Mr., .., Assistant Surgeon of the satne
Coward's boat, and Wells pining theft, they,-Ili C6*-
ship, as second to loth ! The usual distance Being
errs boat, went In Omni; of die delintptent,Q-Stil-
'EV-an; With hi", passenger, . a waman, went ton thet ar•irOhasured, the parties took their paces, and each ells-
Lim, at Sipithead,iki/hich ship, in the firiPilfstittite, sllitged at the other Iwo shots without fled 2nd, nnt-
he was
was
They- further dePosed, that the•ae.!., withstanding the intervention of the second 'to stop the
Proceedings and endeavour to bring about a reconei.
ceased was well. known to them nib. Brothet.t, a
W
Waterman,
6f Portsea-that'heir observed no apPean.
fßatton, the contest Was persistedired the third shot, which wound in. Mr. ollet
wounded Mr. Kelly by
ance of life, but dlttinctly Saw three wbunds, appa-
passing through the under part of the thigh ; the halflsio-
rently from si knife k' ()neon the left 'Cheek, another
lodged in his pantaloofis, and is supposed to have I uniTcHatt .
in the neck, and Another a little belOW on the breast:
come in contact with his pistol, beingsttnite flat and i T.'.
Sl:IU hoar Cony -laints
it is very probable there eiere- other- wounds . that
• jagged in an extrtordinary manner. Mn Kelly kith- sill 'whgoes;l4,P3, E. i.dwa._
were not observed. - Wells fUrther.deposed; that he
ki,,,,,,,-:,,,.- --e self took the ball from near the wound; :ind when retail at tlfe Dt.pentary, le, 50n0...,
proceeded in Coward's boat, having die • ~,,....7
'' asked 1; ,w he was by his opponent and second, he 6s. double ICs. (id. and largest ‘l. es. duty
Loard; after the delinquents; who fl continued -_ .... -
replied with the most perfect sang roid, that he was
steering S. E. at 0 distance of five itillissfrom theta ;
"Tino;taliitinartd,actnodheth.ati he hid much :seller that a wrench-
the wind then strong at N. S. ; *frdinlisid *manage- i . ash,. report of the pistol! by this
tent they Weie 'non overtaken by
"t4her t*iatiitn" tinle • had drmvit several around the spot; a chair
'WIWI were W. Jones, Lieutenant Sulleick, and th.ek, 1.. .: . ~ - •
... , - .. was meured•
at the adjacent cottage by Mr. Wont*,
menot the Centaur', who bad joined in the pursuitiT.
• in which he was carried to the Parade Coffee-hone.,
' Jones's bOat was the first Alongside ; one-of the Zee- l
where w
medical assistance as preiiired. He was
• SteiVinitantlY jumped into her, and knocked doWn
;afterwards removed to Hadar Hospital, where he
anent die delinquents with 3 stretcher. In a few se.: still lamina in a
very fair waY of recovery. It is to
hands. Coward% boat ran alongside ; as also a wherry, 'be regretted that such scenes should have taken. lace
inwhich werej. l'at and J. Budd,•watermen k they 'in the time of the celebration of Divine Servkt; and
• all jointly exerted themselves to secure the delinquents,
that the second, although a Surgeon by profession,
who were taken for the night on board the Centaur. should repair to such a place totally unprepared with
B. Terms, a constable of the Borough, deposed,' the smallest necessary whatever calculated to stop the
he received into his custody, from on board the'Cen. 'I effusion of blood. The only method resorted to WAS,
1 taur, F. Rails C. Danzet and J. L. 6era, and con- i that'of the wounded person's pocket-hartik?rchief be-
t veyed them to the Borough Gaol, and that the two ! ing tied • amttnd the wound. Nash, the constable,
clasp knives Produced by bob be'receiYed from. Lieu- . having some information, was iron on the spot, and
tenant Price of the Centaur. Retif owned one, Which ,he apmehended the offending parties i inniedi.ttely.—
was bloody ; Lanze owned the other ; both 6f them 'Nash seiz.A.the piitos, in whose possession they now
voluntarily confessed to this deponent that they had i am and on drawing the, charge from Belly's pistol
made use of their knives in cutting the deceased ; ihe fonnd,two balls in it.4-(llantifsabire Goittient
. and Retif, on being asked if it was he that gave the I
4 ,wound in the throat ? said, he did not- know where it
i was he cur, Seta said he linear nothing about it,
1 for he sat in the stern sheets and steered the boit.
! Lieutenant Sulkck, of the Centaur, deposed, that
as he was going off in the jolly boa , on the 22d inst
he was hailed by two wherries, and informed they
were in pursuit of three- Frenchmen, who had mur-
' -dered a w,itcrman, and acre attempting to make
tinir escape in a saerry, wind) wa§ then standing to-
wards South Sea Castle ; be instantly boarded .one
of the viienies with three men, judging the Wherry,
with these corns' assistance, ti3Ould sooner come -up'
with them than his boat ; after a chase of one hour .
and a half, the distance trent Portsmouth being 16
miles, they came up with the Frenchmen, and took .
Coati alto custody. On coming up with them, one'
of the Centaur's met' jumped into the Frenchmens'
beat, when one of the Frenchmen knocked him down;
anon which this deponent called out—" If you hurt'
. that man, I'll shew you no quarter," and in a few mi.!
nutts the Frenchmen were overpowered. A large,'
clasp knife only was found on; one of them, which
was kept by one of the Centaur's men Open, for pro-'
tection, till they arrived en board the Centaur k—it*,
had the appearance of blood on it ; there was a great
quantity of water in die Frenchmens' boat, which he'
supposes was shipped in consequence of their bad ma-
nagernent. He observed no blood in the boat--it ;
was probably washed off by the number of seas she
shipped.
Lieut. D. Taileton, of the Centaur, deposed, that
the knives produced were shewn to the Frenchmen-in
his presence, and that the shortest one (E. Rea) ac-
knowledged one of them to be his.: it was bloody,
and he voluntarily confessed to this deponent (point--
ing at the same time to his breast) that' he had stab-
bed the waterman ; the other two did not acknow-
ledge any thing at that time, but.one of them (the
tallest), on being shewit the knife with the appear-
ance of blood on it, laughed.
• The depositions of the Surgeon, who had examined j
• the body of Brothers, and of several other witnesses; I
temained to be taken, and the Jury adjourned over'
to Monday, when their verdict would be given.
• The prisoner Retif was a common seaman, and had
been incolifinentent in this country about seven years
' and a hale'; Dance was also a common seaman, and
- hael,heen in confinement about six months ; and Sera,-
a Innitswilin, about seven. :
Reif has written a letter to his brother, a prisoner
'.
aatilt-on, in_nhich he latheritithe tact. He requests
him. to assist hierecollection.inothe eittunistance of I •
DIED
-iniv,ing saved the lives of two Englislinien at St. Ma- Ai all, the 17th instant, Mr. J. E. Wean, Commander of the
,f,-.W's, sortie *6-lit ago,' "inettn tittle their flames lb be Swedish ship ?bide Justin?, aged 25 years.. He nnfortsfeately lost
Iniblithedi that, if now in England, they. may come t_s_i!b_f•erittlhe ealiivesion of one of the ship's guns, while in the
"ftft *suit -and acknowledge it i rind- &nu
- ,tests Clones' in
The 27thg.of lune last, on hard' his Majesty's stoolotise, aged
71V0t.).";-iir Will COilistkoy a doable lonic Mout.4Si.,' and le yotes,'"ri MAlLlket.narcei Mitishipmass; in cosisesrenee --of .a
twelVe dollars, to AlitilitntilY.of Atie.**Mero,l4.4. - deve're *Mend VeetiSed iiir:rn *Neck made by the boats of 'tat:
Dame has written to is friend at Porton,. kathestinst lane
J situation,up'"* pirate wow's In the Arclif*lago. • -
and hagging that h‘is wica.mempe at: i Yesteray se,. netate. Aim Taylor, wife of carats Taylor: of 1
aistae Geale transport, of Vhithy. ' '

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Manstow-Hoirsk:—Yesterday Thomas Best, a strong
abct protuberant looking young telloiv, appren-
fide' to a buither- in, Nevegate-Market, was'brought•
before the Loan I44AYOR, under the tisarge of having
been in the infamous practice of lifting tip the pent-
-coats and clothes of feniares, pulling them over their
heads, and holding them in that situation to public
view. Two ,decent and modest looking w. men, of
far
.different ages,: came forward., and proved his
having so twatetithern. His Lordship ordered the
women to be bound-over to prosectrte, and committed
the 4,01111 g blender for trial at the SeSsions, assuring
him be should be well punished.
ORIGIN OF EATI?O Gags S ON MICIIAELIIASi DAY.
--Qtfeen .Et.ttmirrlt, on her way to Tilbury Fort, on
the .9th of September. 1589, dined at the .ancient
seat; of Sir NEYILMB TALVREVILI.4 near that place,-
and as British Berle had much rather dine offs' high-
r, seasoned am, substantial dish than a simple .frieasee
or ragont,the Kali& thought proper to provide. a
brace of fine yew, to suit the palate of his fioyal.
Guest. .After •the Qt:ses had. dined very heartily
She asked for a half-pint btim per of Burgundy, and
drank, fi Destruction to the Spanish Armada." She
had but that moment returned the glass to the Knight,'
who had done the honours of the table, when the
new) came (as if the QUEEN had been possessed of
the spirit of prophecy) that the Spanish fleet had.been
destroyed by a storm. She immediately took another
bumper, in older:to digest the geese and good newsl
and was so much pleased with the event, that every
year after, on that day, had the above excellent dish
served uy. The Court made it a custom, and the
people the fashion, ever since.
The Floating Island on DetAcent Lake, rhich ap-
peared in 1808, has within these few days again
emerged to the surface of the water.
Last week as a lad, aged twelve years, was gather-
ing pears at Hawkhursl, he fell from the tree, by
which accident his neck vas broken, and he died im-
mediately.

HIGH WATIGt AT LONDON BR inGETo-moRROW:
Morning.— ..............»........... '23 mantes afier
Afternoon 4 4:: :nliores after I

BIRTH.
Monday, at 130 ton 'louse, Lincolnshire, the Rigfir Hoz. Lady
Brownlow, of a son.

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At Cromwell-, Notts, the key. J. Wchbcr, Chaplain to the
Mouse of .Commons, and Student of Christ Church, to Caroline
Frances, tldfal daughter of the ►tee+. Dr. Dynes, Recto!' of Crom-
well, sail Prebendary of Westninister.

WHOI.I.SOME AND ORNANIkN I'AL.
EXPERIENCE HAS • MADE THOUSANDS WISE.
fIA I.I)NESS or GREY HAIRS will flat It* seen. • ,
Those Who have gated half-do not,know the value of it till'
they have the misfortuue to lose It, or turn Grey—this se.e• re() .'
Often the case of late. Several handles tend ,Geotlemts who had
bard Pritwe'eltussia Oil for years, and fronatbe use i7,ehifi,atene
not a hair fed uff, or turned grey i hut, being pal e4ted by their
bair-dresser tome other Oils that are ailverii,ed,ihtiy totin found
thb difference--iheir tair te:l 011; or tuturd. grey, itat:e declared
they wpm use no Ace than Prince's Itte;ita Oil in filmic. • It is
proved the best. and Wholesoniest preparation hi thc.uititrerse fir
mini-plies the hair, when .dectsing teal or false hair, and is so
great a nourisher, if used constant, never a hair will fall off or
tern grey; In short, where there is hair try flatlet, send it has
gist dean ot bald., by. le in( the Russia Oil regularly, Too sua'y
I rely od hi leeing restored.
Thousands of Gentlemen that were bull; have .deeletedi after
using Prince's Rossia Oil regularly for sax mmuhs, the bald* piges
I became c”vered with ha't ; rile It a f-it; trial by using it rega-
-1 fly, as It cannot havilhe eiket If only apelseti at. lutervalia It
promotes eye brows, whisier+, are! shill pi oven: wil:seers turning
reddish or grey. It is used hi the Royal Fasoih, and by Ladiel
i and Gentlemen of distinction.- Ladkralfiftl find.. wised th easing
wits this Oil either real rat faiseiner, that it keeps the natural
Oki, and no exercise whatever' wilt bring It Set of all the
whole day. , ! •
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Several OfPeees in flit;Artay diet Navy,zml ethers 00 have
weed the Russia Oil for deeming theft. lye t *font .ahrottel. where"
there have been fevers and other diseases,. have rensaiktat.they
have retneired in perfect health; also several tad.eit Oat had
been subject to the head ache tor years, have-dedaMegince they
used the Russ c Oil for tlibri hair, have hetet r4i,eir.d: Ile Pro-
prietor is certain the arothattC. ingredients his R nettle Oil is pre-
pared with, might preeent catching disease's, alit is well known
in unhealthy climates subject to teeters, by elaV etteinal use of
aromatic Oils, escape the worst elfgeases. -1 here are mails, simple
er•icles that base heed thought little of, but when tried, are
found of great lune eta .
Also, persons who wear false hair ought to use no whet but
Pritiae's Russia i hl, as it is not only the best for dressing, as It
does not clog the hair, etc. hitt she prevents , molting diseases
It is no Witeder eersoes who wear false hair, are often allbcted
with the head-ache, tee. as tin person that wears false hair knows
what subject it May be taken front.
It is no wonder that the Proeriteor has. so me,* foreign or-
ders, as well as noel persons going abroad. Earl Moira took out
a quantity to India; atiti his Serene Highness the Duke of •Or-
leans, at Palermo; in Sicily, has sent often fors dozen large bot-
tles, payable at Messrs: Court's and Co. Itaiilers' Strand.
Ba'dwin, the Consul in Egypt, tccoramends Oils at a preser-
vative against contagious diseases. In all the medical publica-
tions, Artimiiie bile are particularly recommended as a preeen-
tative, and 141 Malts has been generally reconuriersiled by out-
ward application:.. ' •
In Atnericaot Freat call has been made for Prince's Aromatic
Russia Oil, but through the gr.-at demand trifle viaitts have
there colmterfelted. Sorry to say, that there ate some villains
in this country tiling to counter eiti this valuably ar-icle. An
American Captain has del:lee:el, that at one time in Philadelphia,
20 dollars was positively -offered for a genuine bottle of Prince's
London Reed* Oil. &Veral eminent medical men. in 'tondos'
use it themsilves, at well as recommend It, only des not like to
hi-ie their mimes made public.
Br particular in asking for Prince's Russia Oil, art! tee that the
Government Stamp is on nie.cover of each bottle, and no Eagle,
at Rs. per bottle, or due bottle containing four sinalh, at LI. es. is
a saving of 10s. ; or iie Uric for £5. duty included. Ladies anti
Gentleman who cans:antly use the Russia Oil, will find, by taking
six large honks, it will be a saving of fOur pounds. •
Buhl by the Proprietor, Prince, Deittist.,--Obirree,, it is not a
shop—exactly.opposite No. 7 ; the numbeis are irregular in John.
street, Oeford-street, London.
Sold also by Mr. Smyth, perfumer i o his Majesty, New Bond-
street ; Hendrie, perfumer to her Majesri, • alchboria-street ;
Bayley and Blew, perfumers to the Prince and Princess, and
Duke and Duchess of Tut k, Cock,pur street ;.kl.vtling, F 9, Pall
Mall; Newberry, 45, St. Paul's CherAt•yarti; Dicey, Bow
. Church-yard; Earthy, 95, Fleet-market ; .Bailer, 4, Cheapside;
Rdwafds, Cie Sr. Paul's Church-yard; Withers, 1r29, Strand;
Bacon, 150, Oxford-street; Davison, 59, I.feet-street ; itiege, 65,
Cheapside; Bolton, '1 utt, Royal Exchange; and by moss prin-
cipal Pertufners and Medicine Venders.
After spending thousands (which can he prove! b the Proprie-
tors of the principal Newspeners) to make a valuable ar icte known,
it • must be villany in any elle to connterfeit it. See the last Me-
dical Act of Parliament, you will Mid Prince's RosSia Oil sent:a
have a medicine stamp. As.security, tho Proprietor has leave of
the Commissioners of Ida Majesty's Stamp Office to have his
name, " Mr. Prince," printed on the Governr.tent Stamp, which
it on the Outside of the cover M each bottlfi—the counterfeiting is
forgery ; therefore any shop-keeper or :iair-dresser selling Russia
Oil, under any pretence whatever, without the Blitish Govern-
mentstamp, art inniieStors, and sellers of coenterfeits.
As there has beets reat complihns its the cothitey They cannot
t Trirree's genuine Ittissi's Oil, therefore, to accommodate La-
dies and Gentlemen that reside in the country, by eiclordng a .0 i
note la a' letter, directed to IVfr. Prince, I)entitt, John-street,
Oliord-itteet, Ltniklotr, will receive, by Yeturu of coach, one
gul?lea's *orsh', or six large for RS.
Be sure to' oar Prince's Rut* Oil, as there are ..:Suntrrte;ts.