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London, England, 1810-10-09 00:00:00

esniP MAGISTRATES op SCOPLLVID4

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The Right Hon. WILLIAM CALDits
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Lofts Haraisw, Esq.
kberdeen
Dundee
Arbroath
Forfar
st. Andrews . Roulet MELDKUNI, Esq.
KirkaidY
-
Butnti,land
inveruris
Ayr WILLIAM CONAN, Esq.
Dumfries , RODULT JACKSON. Esq.
Renfrew
Paisley
Greenock
Alusselburgh CHABLIS STZWART, Esq.
} ROBERT Ross, Esq. Provost, Shea',
Peak and Coroner.
Dunfermline DArtn Rrit.stits. Esq.
Dumbarton
nverury
WILKIAIS RODINSOK, Esq. Provoit.
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The following Address to the Cititens of Rome is said to hz
been issued by Lucien Bonaparte, and prfentely distributed two
days after he sailed; but was Immediately suppressed by an
oficial order:—We strongly suspect it to be of London fabri.

cation." To the Romantitizens,
" In the bosom of retirement, occufied with no other cares
than those of contributing tothehappiness of my family and my
Rome's classic territory all that re
meighbours, and tatting n
refined bliss which a mindo imbued With a love of the arts can
enjoy, I was assailed by the ruthless band of despotism. rendered
its
ing that of a brother; still Moro gain*
as he es hie life and his honours to my intrepidity.
is
This Infernal mandate was, that I should reptsdiatean endear'.
ed wife, and desert those children Whom Nature identifies witlei
nq existence: tkat I should a:fraud I throne create: by
.the moat!
orts to despoil as subjugate
horrible perfidy, and unite my
yet unconquered part of the globe.
"Citizens, I bad uo choice between unesinditionat sobtnM
d immediate tight. I did not hesitate.—The Tiber, en whose
and
I had vainly hoped to pass my allotted term of life, received
me in
her bosom, and she will waft me, I cellar, in safety to those
prows, which dreadful when sought in hostility, become a sure
on of refuge to the destitute and the oppressed.
0 Citizens, farewell; raw gratitude is all I can leave behincip.-
Miy your chains sit light upon you ; or rather may you soon
bear any, by the intervention of that Omnipotent Om-
sever
"ale
to,
which sooner or later punishes usurpation, tyranny, and
oppression. " LI/CICN BONAPARI R."
The amateurs of the old Cornish art of wrestling
were highly entertained last week at Tregoney. The
thief Champions of the day attended, and produced
good sport. The first prize was won by Stephen
Symons of Redruth ;—the second by Francis Jolly
of St. Enoder ;—and the third by Richard Edwards
of Gwennap.
Thursday the General Quarter Sessions of the
Peace for the City of Chichester was held in the
Guildhall, before Mr. Recorder STEttr, the Mayor,
and Justices, when, to the honour of the City, it
proved a Maiden Sessions, as there was no trial what-
ever. The ROCORDER was pleased to pass a high en-
comium on the Local Militia for theii good behaviour.
Saturday last, at the Magistrates' office at Horn?
castle,. Mr. Hugh Norton, of Tuntby, tailor, *a.,
charged with stealing members front the garden dl
]
Mr. Charles Sharp, of Tumby aforesaid ; voftith fa
being clearly proved, he was fined in the sum of one
guinea. The prosecutor declared, that had the theft
been cabbage, he would not have prkeeded against the
offender.
A Cockney Sportsman on Saturday, while shooting
at sparrows on Battersea Common, shot a fine dog
which ran some distance before a gentleman's car-
nage. A poor man, who collects roots for the phr-
sic shops, was also shot a few days since on the same
common by another of these sportsmen. He was in
the act of digging burdock roots in a dry climb, when
he received a wound on his right arm.
Friday and Saturday last the Brighton road 'NU I
infested by two footpads, who raised contributions on
the travellers in broad day. On Friday forenowt they
stopped a chaise in Hooley.lane, and robbed a gentle-
man • and immediately after stopped a gentleman.
and lady in a chaise, near Gatton Park. On Smut,
day forenoon the same two fellows, dressed in straw
hats, stopped two gentlemen in a chaise near Hand
Cross. One• of the gentlemen was an invalid, bet
the other knocked one of the footpads down. The
other instantly fired and struck the gentleman in the
head, but he seized the pistol and wrested• it from his
hand, but the ruffians escaped. The country is now
raised against them.
Tuesday (asbriefly stated yesterday) one of thelong
coaches between Edinburgh and Glasgow was over-
turned a little to the westward of West Craigs, by
which accident, Mr. Alexander Brown, perfunier in
Edinburgh, an outside passenger, was killed on the
spot. Mrs. Brown was in the inside of the carriage,
and escaped unhurt, but was so deeply affected by the
fate of her husband as to be unable to bear removal.
The guard was also slightly bruised ; but no other
person was injured, for a child of nine years old, that
fell between the horses feet and the wheels, was taken
op quite safe.
Yesterday, at Guildhall, Jasefik Cartel, a Spatdth
seaman, was charged by Samuel-Lupin, shOplinan to
a linen-draper in Fleet-street, with stealing a shatvt
the property of the prosecutor's master. The prise.
Cuter stated, that Castel came to their shop, abbot
twelve o'clock on Saturday night, and having asked
b look at some shawls, he was shewn four. One he
..agreed to purchase for two dollars, but afterwards
refused, and left the shop. In going away, a young
man in the shop observed the end of a shawl hanging
from below his jacket, on which they took him back,
and found one on him. The prosecutor, however,
was not able to swear to the shawl by any marks ;
but had no doubt that it was his master's property:
*on
. the pattern of it. The prisonerp therefore, was
discharged.
INNERNIISS Cfncety.--4texenefer Gilles, accused of
ravishing and murdering Elspet Lamb, a child of 11
years of age, was found guilty, and sentenced to be
executed on the 14th November next, on the moor
near where the
.body of the said Elspet Lamb was
found, and his body afterwards hung in chains. This
was the most atrocious case that ever came before a
court.

Georg; Hay, law servant to Lord Seaforth accused
of bre4kiog open lock-fast places in Brahan Castle,
and stealing "therefrom, was found guilty on his own
confession, and sentenced to 7 years transportation.
Elifeet Hops alias ihatie indicted for various acts
ef housebreaking and theft, was sentenced to stand
in the pillory with a label on her breast, with this in-
scription, “ A notorious thief," be imprisoned_ one
year) and thereafter banished Scotland tor life+ ,

'L INTILLIGBNCI

FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 4.
Sailed the i'Lovaa ~loop of war on a mitt* and
the American ship --, (which she detained Mid sent
in yesterday)- for Plymouth. Arrived the Mice Er-
nest packet, Captain Prraa, with a Mail from the
Mediterranean. Captain F. confirms the feport of
LUCIEN BONAPIATZ being a prisoner at Malta. The
Prince Ernest left Malta 50th August, and keft there
his Majesty's ships TRIBUNE and Pomona.
The Princess Charlotte packet will sail data evening
or in the morring, -for Lisbon,

PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 7.
The gciPION, 80 guns, Rear-Admiral diOPFORD,
is all ready, and will sail for the Cape bf Good
Hope to-morrow or Tuesday morning. the Ad-
miral's f4mily and domestics embark this riming.,
Arrived the Bfitannia hired cutter from off' Brest.—
Sailed the lan frigate rot Jersey ; the NEPA'UNE (2)
tender, for Dublin ; the HARPY brig, and
74., on separate cruises.
PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 11.

Arrived Ms Majesty's ship DOLPHIN, Kota Ply-
mouth. Sailed the Rzzurr, for Plymouth and Ca-
diz.—The NEME3I3 takes convoy for Madeira and
the Coast of Africa,—Wind Easterly.

DEAL, OcTODER 8.
`tame dowtt from the River the Burei and the
Maria, for Lisbon. Several 'vessels are coming through
the-Gulls.—Wind N.N.E.

SHEERNESS, OCTOBER 8.

Arrived the ETDERE!4, from the Westward, to I*
paid off. Sailed the ALERT, with a conitiy (extra)
to the Baltic. The regular convoy thente will sail
about the cnd of the weak.—Came into harbour the
AURORA, from the Great Nore.—Wind 3:E.

HARWICH, OCTOBER 7.

Yesterday afternoon sailed the Lord Nelson packet,
Captain G. DEANE, for Gottenburgh, with mails, of
the 2d and .sth initaat ; and the Lady Nepean packet,
Captain LivEmo, with the mail of the sth inst. Sailed
also for Heligoland, his Majesty's gun-brig Amon-
SOR, Lieut. WATSON commander, with stores and a
convoy. No foreign arrivals.