Star.
London, England, 1815-01-24 00:00:00

SONG.

Oh tell toe net of bearalug eyes,
And Beauty's transient power;
But give me that which never dies.—•
. A lasdog charus*a fadeless flown.
The hook, the parting look ea dear,
By faithful Love that's given ;
The eye that sparkles with a tear,
Which drops, like dew, from Heaven!

For other eyes have other slums
That Aseand Tune may chaos away,
But such a tear the soul enflames,
And lives to Memory's latest day
Dec: 4, lilt

1. Mb I.

Suiday night, about eleven o'clock, an elderly men
was lofted dead at the step of a door, in Bridge road,
Westminster Bridge. It is supposed ha fell a Victim
to want, and the severity of the weather. The body
was conveyed to the workhouse.
At an early hour in the morning of Thursday Vas.
night, a man and woman travelling in a gig from
Taunton to Chard, were upset in passing the preci.
pice of Castle-rte-Roche, in consequence of which the
man was killed on the spot, the woman bad ber thigh
broken, and the vehicle_ was dashed to pieces. Front
the summit of the bill to the abyss into which they
tell, the depth is not less than 300 feet.
Tuesday, a son of Mr. Spencer, of Newton-St.
Loe, Somersetshire, (about 12 years of age) was
killed by a violent kick from a colt belonging to his
giandlather, Mr. Dauer, of Twerton.
The same day, at Twerton, near Bath, whilst John
I-lucklebridge was driving a coal waggon through
that village, he felt under the wheth, and died
shortly atter.

On the moving of Monday se'nnight, the Leeds
Mail Coach, on its way down from London was
overturned at New-miller.dam, near Wakefield- A
Gentleman trom the neighboutlood of She&id, had
his shoulder dislocated, and was otherwise so.mata
rially hurt, as to be unable to proceed on bis journey.
Thursday as Mr. William Laskeys, a file young
scan, about nineteen pears of age, second son of Mr.
Laskeys, 3 respectable farmer of the parish of St. Just,
in Cornwall, was out shooting, gulls, his fowling-piece
burst, by which his left hand was so dreadfully shat-
tered as to render amputation necessary. A part of
the gun, on its bursting, struck a brother of Mr.
Laskey's on the head, but without doing any other
injury than slightly woundiog one of his ears.
A girl was last week burnt so severely, at St. Ives,
by means of her clothes taking fire, as to occasion
her death within a few hours.

Thursday sennight a shocking accident happened
in Sutton Pool, Plymouth, on board the Batszot, a
line of battle ship, which was lately sold by Govern-
ment, and had been conveyed into the Pool for the
purpose of being ripped up. As some man were
heaving at the capstan in order to virarp the vessel
nearer to the shore, the rope broke, by which means
one poor fellow had his skull severely fractured,
another lied his leg broken, a third sustained a frac.
tore of the collar-bone, and several others were se-
verely wounded.
On the 12th alt. two men were killed at Hebburn
colliery, in conseqoence of the rope giving way by
which they were ascending to bank.
Monday se'nnight, two boys, at Woodbank, near
Glasgow, whilst :hooting at a target, unfortunately
killed a vromap of the name of Agnes Paterson, on
the high road, near to Cameron House, at a distance
of about half a mile from the place where the boy;
were shooting.
As James Elliot, a youth about 17, was travelling
over Dibdon Moor, near Rothbury, on Monday se'n.
he fell into sk coal-pit SO fathoms in depth.
Kr was discovered the following day by his own fa-
ther, who, hearing a sound from the bottom of the
pit, spoke down the shaft, when the young man was
bead to say—“ I belong to Rothbury, and both my
legs are broke." Mr. Scott, veterinary surgeon, of
Alnwick, was travelling ,:the road at the time, and
took an active part in assisting to extricate him from:
his horrible situation : Living procured ropes, Am Es
man was let down the pit, who made Elliot seeliwin
the rope, when be was drawn to the top by a horm,
after having been immersed in water and filth at the
bottom of the pit for 19 hours. One of his legs is se-.1
verily shattered and broken, and the Other disloca-
ttd. Mr. Scott immediately replaced the bases ini
their proper situation, bandaging them up, semigawr
necessary directions for his conveyance to Rothbury,'
where it.*as found necessary tb amputate one of his
legs. The voting man was much bruised internally.
Wednesday night a fire was discovered in Water-
larttyLeeds, in ate. pretniw.s occupied by Mears. Hind
and Patchett, as a conkbing-shop, which was oearly
reduced to ruins. .
Saturday morning some villains broke into the
warehouse of Ur. Dawson, linen-draper, in King.
street, and stole a quantity of silk and other goads.
An experiment was made on Tuesday last on the
Serpentine River, in the presence of a few scientific
discover what . practical improvement
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R 0 r;f4CACIIMAVre
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.ant nista up- Twain *livered his Pallid'
Lacing on tLc Pm:4les of Ferepective, at the Ita
Academy.' This division of has.mbleet emb
altogether the technicalities and atheetia of those sew
metrical lines, which form the component Flirts of
ornamental architectural drawing. Howell=
and necessary for the student in the art, this
WAS uninteresting to the eniateser, who contents him-,
self with general principles, and it will be equally un-,
important to the public. We therefore confine
ourselves to a mere abstract.
Mr. Tuanza explained the principles of angels'
perspective, in the formation of cdlumes and pillars,
as laid down by KIRBY, the two "Mosion's, Dr.
BROOKBALtiIy.ke. and developed the moms by which
the breadth of the square is obtainable in the cele-
brated columns of Trajan andokatoeinee. He then
proceeded to point out the plintiplee and character of
friezes, cornices, and projectiens, and how those
shoeld be Made subservient to Asir resective 'pur-
poses. With much perspicuity he exploded the din.
dnct characteristics of the Tuscan. Dark, leek. and
Coriethian orders. These were easily understood by
the study of vanishing, transfer, incidental, and
hori-
xontal lines.

In the coarse of his Lecture, Mr. Tuareg reCOlll-
- to the student, a knowledge of the several
systems which have at different times been ader!
by distinguished characters. These. however d
in their course, bad each contributed something to.
wards the perfection of the art, and ware all entitled
to particular consideration;
The various positions unfolded by the Lecturer,
were illustrated as before, by a number of excellent
drawings, which reflect the greatest credit Upon this
eminent artist. These were both shaded and plain,
and at one view, conveyed the most abondant prac.
tical illustration of the principles, which were ex-
pounded in the progress of the Lecturer.
The attendance of Academicians and Students was
highly respectable. • Mr. Fusin.' was Fruition for
the evening.

ATTEMPT AT HURD= AND Sulcum—Vtednesaay
evening, about half-past seven o'clock, one of the.'
most melancholy events occurred in Norwich that has
been known for many years past. A person of the,
name of Bendy, who had cohabited with a young
woman of the name of Mary Gannd, residing in the
parish of St. Stephen, in consequence of a fit of jea-
lousy, (aggravated by circumstances 9f n pecuniary
nature, in which he charged her with involving him)
sent for her to a house in which he had been an ocea-
sional visitor : the unfortunate victim obeyed the
summons—she sat down in the room, and after
few words bad passed she arose to leave him, when'
Bendy presented a pistol at her, discharging it—the-
contents eatering the left side, just under the arm : be,
inunesliately discharged another pistol AS his own
head, big by resting the mneale of the weapon
only on its edge, it failed in the effect intended : the
inflicted being only a laceration of the
scalp and destruction of Me right ear. Meters. Fayer-
ln, and Harris, surgeons. St. Siephen's.street,
hums been desired to attend, they, at easaninaeinn,
found site woman iu a most dangerous stares the con-
tents of the pistol bating entered-0U below the asilla.
taking aE 'metal direction beneath the muscles, pent:
bating between the sth and Gth ribs, palling the lett
lolm cif the lungs without injury, but taking an sp.
parent direcno through the diaphragm, and losing
itself in the abdomen. At eleven ealook she was
-konveyed to the Norfolk and Norwich Hospital,
*here she now lies without hopes of recovery. Bendy,
Orlit an gemination by THOMAS BACK, Esq. was
Vitaingd until Thursday morning, when, after the
depositions of wfumswe had been taken and sworn to,
the prisoner was fully committed for trial at the en-
siling assizes by the Mayor.

INQUEM—Last night an Inquest was held at the
Lion and Lamb, Lower Grosvenor-street, on the
body of Sarah SiWester, cook in the family of the
Rev. 1)r. Hodgson, Realm of St. George, Hanover-
square, who cut her throat In a hay loft, after having
delivered herself of * chdd, whose body was found
lying dead near her, with a handkerchief tied round
its neck, and the body covered mod with hay-bands.
About 11 &cloak en Tuesday morning the deceased
was missed, and it was supposed she was gone oat Dal
badness ; but sot returning as the dinner hour drew
near the -louder inquired for her at the houses of st
nisi primes where she used to frequent, but in vain.
Between seven and eight in the evening, the butler
and kitchen-maid, after looking over every pan of
the house) searched the ont4fficts, and on going to
the loft over the stable, they saw the deceased lying
against the door with her throat cut, and the floor
Covered with blood. They made the circumstance
known to their master, who, with Mr. Barrow, a sur-
proceeded so the spot, and found her quite
dead, with an open ram, lying by her side, and at
ber feet the body of the new-born male infant, also
"dead; as is before Mentioned. No partieular eat of
jnsaaity seem laid before the Jury ; but it appeared,
that in her situation a woman might have a razor by
her, arithiut miy idea of eernnutting suicide ; and
want of proper assistance
momentary dereitgammit.
there appeased illicrtvden-
and the handkerehi round
for the of deliver-
ws long m te, from the
•cdlation t but St length the 3.7,
e Casette-, retersed a verdict
Dead on the Italy of this
SI pars of age, and had
/Wit years is tin family..
was held, at the Coopers'
Somers Tows or eke body
lady, Vbe Made* ettpired
Farrell}, lately *Major is
reamhsed. liads6a,
is dine with bad? r
through Ramellqqame, ebe caw'
Mama* and at arriving at
Oistalemadreve, oho itilammierkmed,
grmairresitos *tem •elettlim;
miming t ilmalime swam Is bete' Mad'iscl4
the mill elltiomaii retake ta
wry ill 1 allietallat
etrpiMri V+ led by

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MARNE*.
cbAL,mmitIEET, lAN. as.
4a at Market. Price.
Newcaule 16t , tee Od to ifs Od.
• Sunderland St 40e 9d to Us Od.
1 Scotch Cod 0 00e 04 to 00. Od.
O Ogden - 0 • 100. 04. to 001.

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WdAll APO LEADENHALL MARKETS.
(RI the Caness.)
Bar, war stag 3i Od ts• 54 4d Veal S. Od to is Od
Mama - Se 119te Ss led' Pia 5s Si to. 61 ad
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PRICES Of HAY AND STRAW YESTERDAY.
sr. asSitea. WUITECHAtIIL.
Hay 21 it to SI Ss I Hay 41 4s to SI sss 041
Straw 11 10s Od 11 17s Sol Straw it .141 to 11 18$ 04
_ _ _

PRICE OF HOPS.
1(1W 11A01. NSW TOCICETS.
KAM 51 10s to 81 I& I Kest -61 10s to 91 99
Susses SI 154 to 71 101 Sussex - 61 4. to SI Os
71 Os to SI 1 M Benham 101 ol to 131 Os

PAW HIDES.
Bost Heifers and Stem (per I Ordinary is 104 to is Od.
scow) - Its 6d to Ss 04 Market Calf I is. each.
letedilllngt Is od to its 44 Rog. Hone Ids to las

PRICE OF TALLOW.
Se I
lanwe'oß 4. ad Town Tallow Al doeiwoll4
Clam Mutat • o tka 1141 Yellow Roadie sad ad
Wideschapol kkatkot , de. ktid White ditto ea tad
per stone of 8%, lormommon Soap, dittoli -21 Qd
Gram tieed-eiood rev los Oa.
Yilev• Ildep, far alleidad, ibia-oCurd. 2009.—Pabra, 1041.
Pries of Lledlso per des. 140 ed.-Moulds, lea 6d.

' MCI OPILEKMIIII 1114 LEADENHALL-STREET.
Botts, SO to Is 104 Iltd Caltillidos, SO to soli. 644 MA
Dime id to fillito 1144 OM Ditto. 60 to 7011)4 36d Sod
MerchantL,s4ki Kid 20t4 Ditto 74 to Slobs 34d NH
Dressing nws 3 Old sod Satan Seals Greenland 46d 464
Floe Coach Hides 90d 9244 I Large ditto, per doz. 1209 1110,
Crop Hides for at. sod std I Tanned Horse tildes 28e 305

armlets or *sitar IX MIIIIK•LAIIt from Jan. 9, to Jan. 14,
Total 7,1116 quartere.—Average 60s 6}d.—Qs 10d lower than
last return.
Rammst oo Yuma frees ha. 7, to Jan. ilk—Total 19,4119
00411#•+4112111/11 MX. 041.-06. 744 lower than last week.
TAR avenge Price of Sops', emnpused from the rename malt
b the week coffin the 18th January, is 755. Sfal. per cwt.

'OO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.
Blnimp4.pongrapli in The rums et the 44 instant, tending to
main the conduct of the Lords of the Admiralty with respect
to the examination 114 promotion of Midshipmen h the Navy ;
and stating that Me. K. (my son) had been dismissed en uoder-
going the umpired eiensiemelon, and also that my father was
gunner with Lord Gardner; I beg leave, through the medium of
your paper, to contradict these assertions, (being palpable false-
ods) calculated only to disturb the pnblk mind, and undermine
the Interest of myself and tinnily, my sons being at this monism
actively employed, with a fair prospect of promotion. 1 have
written three letters to the Editor of 74. Tessa, requesting him
to contradict the above assertions, of which be has taken no
modes, which evidently is a 'proof of its ftliacy.-1 am, Sir, your
obedient servant. JANIS 'SUAVE,
Boatswain of Skeane,' Dochplrard.
Sheerness, Jan. 19, 1111 S.

The First and Second Reports from the Lords Com-
mittees appointed to inquire into the state of the
Growth, Commerce, and Consumption of Grain, and
all' Laws relating thereto, to whom were referred the
several Petitions presented to the House this Session
respecting the Corn Laws, have been printed. The
Fins Report merely suggests the propriety of direct
instructions, to examine evidence in support of the
Petitions. The Second Report states the arrange-
ment adopted by the Committee, and the four seve-
ral heads of inquiry into which they divided the•sub-
ject. It then proceeds to state, " that the Conamiues
endeavoured to ascertain whether any of the Peti-
tioners were disposed to support their allegations on
oath, in which they were not so successful as they
wished, arising perhaps from the Petitioners thim-
selves having no defined opinions upon the subject, as
far is relates to general policy, a circumstance which
the Committee consider the more probable, as on exa-
mination of their petitions, it is evident that the prayer
of them rather expresses a desire for delay, with a
view to further investigation, than any precise opinion
on the system which it might be most expedient for
the Legislature to pursue." Annexed to this Report
are the minutes of the evidence, and accounts of the
imports and exports of grain, the whole occup)ing
three hundred folio pages. The witnesses before the
Lords are nearly the same who were examined before
the Commons.

Who, without the most serious shock to his feelings,
can have • read the melancholy catalogue of convic-
tions at the list Old Bailey Sessions ? Sit and twenty
persons condemned to death, and amongst them two
boys, one aged twelve, the other only eleven years I
We very much question the moral right of putting
such a child to death; but the consideration of the
individual case sinks to nothing when we find, that
these poor infante are actually formed into gangs of
40 or $0 each, and taught to pursue robbery, at this
wider age, as a systematic occupation. Again, this
circumstance, horrid as it is, may be considered only
as a symptom, or necessary rtsult of evils daily
sounding with a rapidity reply frightful. Few of our
Readers, perhaps, are aware of :he progressive it-
MAN of grimes in this metropolis. Notwithstanding
the popuhttionlas advanced considerably, the offences
&Viable by the law have multiplied in a much mere
accelerated proportion. In the year 1806, the com-
mitments for trial woe 899; in. the year 1812 they
were 1668; and, compering together the peculation
of those two periods, it wiS be found, that in the for-
mer, one person in 982 was committed to prison
within the year; in the latter, one in 679 Either of
these proportions would appear incredible to persons
dwelling In the remoter parts of Scotland, where not
above one itt 20,000 or 30,000 incurs &oche disgrace;
but we much fear that when the accounts of dye two
last years. owns to be made np, we shall and that the
relative number of criminals in London bas been stile
Gonsiderably augmented.
• A gees of about twelve or. fourteen villains lately
set ire to the barns of Mr. Hamilton, of •Birgeny,
near OWuan, and daring the fire they broke into the
assasion•boesh and canted a all the plate. Four of
the *gammas are apprehended and committed to
Ayr jail.
MQttder sennight Joke Werthingtoe. a native of
Irehad. t. Was convicted before the High Court of
Jastioary, at Edinburgh, of three several acts of
hittniayrebbery, accompanied by violence, in Ayr-
, shire, on the night of the 27th of October last. The
crimes were committed by Worthington hi concert
with three other men, who have not yet been found.
The former was sentenced to be executed near the
spot where the robberies west committed.' on the 19th
offal-miry neat.

TO ['Mkt An TAYLOR, ES Q.
IBEr; leave to inform you, that ever since the Tear
1700,1 had been afflicted with the Lues Vonerea , which from
Its obethsatsly resisting every course of medicine pres.aiheal by the
most eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing several severe
courses of salvation and twice discharged from the flovital, with
Hide relief, would appear to be of the most inverenne num*. In
the spring of last yew my &gorier. had got to such a head, as
nearly to put a petiod to my existence. in this state, 1 was re•
commended by Mr. I. Thompson, (who received so great a cure
by them here.) to take your Leahe's Patent Pills, which 1 Degas
to do oa the 96th May ; in the course of a fortnigh t I,egso to
receive base& In Was more than a month I beam, by •
your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free free. my fur.
mer compWnta, have recovered my form..r spirits and wrength,
and am become jolly and fat, in which state having contintA
many months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I am
at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you foe
the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my case as
public as possible, as I shall on every occasion—ln so doing yin'
will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient very bumble see.
rant, ALEX. MURKII.
Swan'. Close, High-street, Edinburgh.
Prepared and sold by them!. Proprietor, Thotnas Taylor;
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in ndonoit his boo*
No. 9, New Bridge-street.
They are also sold by his sppoinunent' at the Perfumer's, No.
15, St. Albans-street, Pall Mall ; the Toy-shop, No. losi On-
ford-street ; Mr. Disborough's, N 0.7, Fibil-street-hill, neariyo;i-
posit, the Monument 1 and by one person in every considerable
town In England, Om in boxes only as. ed. each, foaled up with
full and plain directions whereby person? °Wawa era may cure
*missives with ease and secrecy.
N.B. kvery Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a stav
which, by favourof the Commissioners, I. printed at the Stamp-
Mice, T. Taylor, No. p, New Deldgasireet.' _

NO Disorders have contributed more essentially us
destroy Hymeneal Happiness than those which are the
conseeuenee of unguarded pleasure. People of every rank pay
adoration to the Shrine of Wedlock, but where the Coosa ituradzi
has been tainted bit Disease, a renovation of stability is ledisper:.
saitly requisite. Twenty years have we devoted oar practice m.
the occlusive treatment of the following Disorders, and the sue.
cetsful result of our plan gives us additional ardour to oppose, et
far as we are able, the ravages of those Complaints which are Hvi
most Important to the catalogue of Hun= hafirnitties. AM*
initiation into every branch, as Navy Surgeons, we formed a wises
at an early period of practice, to rescue individuals from the ig-
norance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precip:ta lA,
of general Priedtkiners.
The Disorders to the cure of which we have doted our at-
tention, comprise every species of Venous! Infection • all klads
of Debility, whether arising from the habits of $ll3OOl boys,
or the indulgencles of mantra age; that derangement of the
System in Women, which is aniseed Barrenness or Sterility;
Sentinel Weaknesses, Giants, Obstructiocs In the Urethra;
as also Strictures, whether recent or of long duration, aud
which have baffled the skW of other Practitioners, are bg
our present improved plan of treatment effectually and pernsm
needy cured, without the indent suffering the exeruciadng pain
sad alarming Hemorrhage which frogoontly fellows the app%o.-
don of the Lunar Caustic. In the course of our Massive prudes
In this metropolis, numerous cases of S f RIC iv RES have been
and are daily under our care, the total eradicatioti of which is ef•
rented by • safe, certain, and expeditious mode of cure mullet'
to Roy ether yet adopted. Tice weakness, reisseden, and &et.
thy, proceeding from this complaint are weedily vonerred, and
the Patirut restored to sound and vigorous health. But wheat
the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance in obi
restorative remedies is indispensably requisite, to reelect he shun-
having sparks of life, awl to reanimate the coastitution. 1
Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance or haste 6 its
treatment of • simple Gonwrhea, awl it not unfrecaegtly hap-
pens that the seeds of life are poisoned by the inliscreteat of an
unguarded hour. By i superior method such complaints we
easily cured; and cysts where others bare failed. we trust that
we may presume to antsy a radical rmetahlislinweit. Few, how.
ever, are the eases of complicated distress in this disorder, 004111,
pared with the calamitous Mutation of men, who, from an inch&
sente in a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a each:triable
We, acquire that state of debility which is the oeavedahle corer-
quence of suck pernicious habits. Where the unhappy suffenge
broods over his misery, but as conceals his ntistorlisnes, is
stay be some coagulation tor heat to know, that although it be ass
object of doubt or unrerrairty with other Practitioners, the re-
moval of these delicirec hi by the gradual progress of Itenoratk....
Is the acqetreuseot of our eayericrice. If the does of Vecchio or,
Venue have began to cedsice rowdy virtue, moth musty wet:
be ptevenveil by an early onlnteraatan of this languid etas, are
fn thee: cases no grist difnctity will occur.
The secrecy which is so cranial to our undertaking, ant! 'A.*
quablic.nente which we have presumed to stare, form the Naos
of our eretenstooe and SO CeinCidillllC: with such this latimattor
is given, that Messrs. Currie and Ce. may be cow:abed. by V.
dents of either sea with the greatest secrecy and honour.
Married Women, who have tong been disappointed in thet
espectationeof a faintly, may be aseared, that in most %stance%
such defeats arr curable by lodise skill.
Patients in the Country are requested to state the penteatere
of their ease, age, and general habit of living, and enelosito; s no
militancy for advice and Medicine, when the same will be gives
or sent en any part of the Iltinedosti.
CUItRIE and Co. Semmes, Na. 107, Hatton-Wad& •

HIGH *ATAt AT LONDON BRIDGE TOMORRO W.
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peblisbed diens nail at the - Mei Teuiple

patent, to discover what . practical improvement titer, without any idea of e
might be made ht a portable apparatus (intended to 'that bet pains. and the want
be kept in readiness at the Canal at St. James's Park distils., Might Whig on a
41 during the frost, where there is neither boat mother On tho body of the infant th
ariangenient for affording assistance at that perilous ler marks of violence ; and
I,f, time), for saving parsons who may fall throuth titc the child's omit, might Info
,V ice. In this apparataka thin gym ease, three het lag herself. Inquiry week
".' by two, covered by Wait with, to protect it from vutious reports in circa/Wier
iiijury, in which the air was closely confined, gave a under the direction of the Cc
buoyancy sufficient to support a folding ladater with of—Lunacy I and Found I
• two men plaited on it, lb direst the mum Of Mess .child.—Tbe deceased was
they had with them a portable hft, die lama. of 'lend between Wen and eigl
which could expeditiously be lenOesed to fifi,fort, Yesterday as Inquest o
to withdraw bodies hunt underline ire. cruise them, Areas, Hinspeowetreer, Sa
if sunk to the bestow. The data was well adapted of Mrs. Seder It widow lac
to its pommel mid with a very. alterative au Friday list.logfr. o•Par
prove an infallible mode of relief% aloidesie hitherto Aro,. am the Only witness
. fatal. Captain Manby further proposed, In men she the deceased went to
.; whim the distanee precluded assistance by ordinary and, on returning. through
ineeneis peejlet a rope by a "'whet so he pewee plained of a pain in lb, aim
leopeOP The menet he allatadi is at-be a er- dee-car& orOiraltionotret
eoutpetutnent of the above detagbed apperatest and and went We lt greleignee
.1 he lathier he mod* a wad as awf4hatieetaltiaeadol. ter ti few Wawai dealt
front which to he it. The turbot eihhhed fur watbile au, yards, ash g
r.
I pilitcmietincr, W greatorconvekierter, allot! so 114 toe atop, hank Oh
nod without a stick, aid *add be hod Irtleteelebee tit* AP Aimee* ;it ni
with any hard aeleeleatie at bast the Visitation of GOD.
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