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petty. Afitiftiiiititiclesaweri iaendied by the foe. CANALS, DOCK-STOLIS, WATBR.wwits,
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rest wi;ness Pa,rcsuf .the "tcll"raircrl•
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1 • THE BAREFOOTED FRIAR. . Ath
kers to robin" Pa , LONDON, 'DECEMBER 24.
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which is of the tad bll
in teat Ira. inane t CANALS. . . o st •
n ratan InCL.-IX 'ME NiW tiont or " rvasatoz.“. • tio/en Preperty.-Yeseerthy, -a case, .
h !ters' but to kins, who was in the habit 'Of dealing
on and Oldham -- . - I ,e 5 to -Ash €65
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. utmost importance, not only to Pawn,re ----..
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-ijaiiits
V Pella"
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been pledged attwcZint• Sholi ps.st's;j:Mrs: irtf- '
Asklry•sholo•Zoncis - - - 20
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i I'll give thee, good fellow, a twelvemonth or twain, Breeknock and Abergayeany . 5$
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• To sear& Eujope through, from Byzantium to Spain ; btfore Ricuene Blame, Esq. the Sitting Magistra
the Public generally, underwent a full investigation Elsitlezab;ntth"
stated, that her brother (the prisoner) had given to it o Chesterfield
• . ,sAtOttdin aes 76 2112 at hc
net) nm
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salil cl ee
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from
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he Cheimer and Inackwatie - . go 1
i•'•Pi i, ' . , But neer stall you find, should you search till you tire, Messrs. Mak7eace and Harker, the silversmiths,
-the articles produced, with, an assurance that
suspicion her ;the e.° 7.l:eth bar;Llle m
where.
44 o Covelitry
: , . So happy a man as the Barefooted Friar!. of Seale-street, incoln's Inn-field, having that she' wouldl
1 . confidential clerk was in great distress, and a request
tha h
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.Croydon
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Tour Knight for Ms Lady pricks fo.rth in career, that they were being robbed by a con She added, t e 14 0 Crolutard
0 • • suspicions to him; and 'he' instantly and them for his relief.
'fully coin- s O. Dudley
• that 'he had, taken property to .their hawn
4 0 Ellesmere and Chester - ' - 73 7,2 L
confession, witted for trial. 9 0 Oraod Junction - - - ' 220 it 221 L
ly 000. He not only made this .
h Herrote-GeßnEve-Yeiterday, a female very fa- Grand Union -..- - 3.7,35474140, I
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And is brought bons, at even-song prick'd
I confess hint in haste, for his Lady desires
No comfort on cards-save the Barefooted Friar's! fessed
Your Monarch!
To barter his robes thro' with a spear! of theirs', named Charles Blake, they stated
'Pshaw ! many a Prince has been known near
for our clwl and our gown ;
But which af us e'er felt the idle desire
To exchange for 3 crown the grey hood of a Friar? . but gave a list of the various Pawnbrokers
whom it had been deposited by his wife; and
same time, he gave up the duplicate tic
diately on receiving this confession, freely con- her•he had got them from the mother of a young ,
the amount of woman to dispose of. The, prisoner was
with
at the abionably dressed; and of genteel appearance, was
kets. Immo- brou ht to this Office, charged-with haying obta
Messrs. Make- s from several tradesmen, on the credit of her
wsband,- whbse name, it appeared, was Clarke; Oben
Grand Surrey - ' - - - 55
ined ''s 0 Ditto (optional) Loan -
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Grand w.........r. . , .4,
Gloucester and Berk ey .. . as
7 0 Grantham - - - . 126 )
The Friar has walk'd out, and where'er he has gone, peace and Harkerapplied to Mr. Buten; who issued
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• - . -while, with a fraudulent intention, she quitted her Hodderafield - - - _ Is
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under e
-I 14 • The land and its fatness is mark'ds for his yam ; his warrant for the seizure of the property,
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it • Ile can roam where he lists, he can stop where he tires,
For ev'ry man's hodse is the Barefooted Friar's! .
He's expected at noon, and no wig , Wight till he comes
May profane the great chair, or the porridge orplnms;
For the best of the cheer, and the seat by the fire,
Is the undenied right of the Barefooted Friar!
Ik's expected at night, and the pasty's made hot, . Act of 89 and 40 George IlLscemmonly
Pawnbrokers' Act ; which enacts, that
haaieg been " unlawfully taken and o
placed in the hands of a
stored to its lawful owner,
tified, and un proof beingcalled the lodgings the moment she 'received them. The facts
an praperty of tbe charge were clea Lancaster _- -
• rly proved by: the testimony 16 0 Levis
ausi 4:iverpool - -
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'blamed, and of several persons, on whose credulity she had irtl- 2 • Leicester and Northam:pan, or 0141 87 mt.
Pawnbroker, shall be re- posed ; but as she had given her real name, the
on its being properly iden- gistrate was of opinion, Ma- *lon •
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that it was to be cousidered 119 0 Loathbaoulth
the 10 0 Monmouthshire - - .. - iris
adduced that all possible only as a case of debt, and therefore discharged
to twilt; the person who prisoner, at the same time expressing his regret.that 51 0 oshrd
Peakforest 22
430
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diligence had been used .
I might have stolen it to 'ustice. Under the autheriettif tradesmen were not more cautions in giving credit. •
jtegent's 1001. paid - - - se
• • They broach the brown ale, and they fill the black pot, . _____ - .
• of this warrant the whfite of the properte was seie , s o Rochdale
• I And the good wife would wish the good man in the mire,
office • but the Pawebrokers ' LOSS OF THE SHIP SOPHIA. •
• and safely lodged in this o , 4 0 ShmpeldOs ' 140
• ; Ere he lack'd a soft•pillow, the Barefooted Friar. illegal; and the con- - 36 0 Stafford and Worcester - - 640
t I=7
'l. Long flourish the sandal, the cord, and the cope, protested against the seizure as
sequence was, that both parties have empleyed We give the following- particulars of the loss of the 9 o Shrewsbury - - - - 163
The dread of the Devil, and the trust of the Pope; AN C 0........- ship.
Counsel to argue the matter ; Mr. Deem esaea Sophia, of Bristol, 366 tons, G. Huey Master, Sles.ford
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For to gather life's roses, unseeth'd by the tpiar, ' ing for the Claims of Messrs. ep Mak eace and Harker, from Chilleur Bay, with timber, for Bristol, as Stratford-it-Avon --- es a est.
Swims's
Is granted alone to the Barefooted Friar ! . and Messrs. ALLEY, AnoLP110al• and ANDREWS• sup- taken from the Captain's Repprt : 10 0
Thames and Medway - - - 160
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Ca- porting the interests of the Pawnbrokers. e Ceara OF CORK, DECEMBER 20.-On the 13th of 70 0 Trent sled Mersey, or Grand Trunk 1900
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MR. WELD.-Mr. THOMAS WELD, an English 5... -
The Counsel for the Pawnbrokers contended gene- November sailed from Chaleur Bay; - 213
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11 0 Warwick and Napton• - - 213
i , .1. " tholic, the posselsor of .s lar e fortune, and the heir of"unlawfully taken and obtain-g rally, that the words Davis,pp
Davis a rantice, full from the foretop-gallant-yard,
Worcester and Birmingham - 23
. $ a name dear to religion, has retired from the world,
ed" (in the Act under which the warrant was issued) but is in a fair way ; 26th ditto, blowing strong from wilts and Berke
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and has in his retreat
devoted himself to the Priest- were not intended by the Legislature to apply to S.E. laying-to under a close-reefed maintop-sail; at
all 1 o Wyrbey and Essington - - tas
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hood. His father was one of the benefactors of the goods which had been feloniously taken.; the word eight p. M. tiller broke by the rudder-head ; DOCKS. .i ..
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French Clergy in England; he received the Monks
-. unlawfully" having been used in express contra- hands employed checking the rudder, gettingE. - - - - X5l
aLa Trappe in his park of Lullworth, and the Je- distinction of the word feloniously. on purpose to tiller fit afresh in the rudder-head ;before that could
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East country - - - - •20
suits in his castle of Stonyhunt, and performed great reach those various modes of taking which did not be done, the upper gudgeon on the. stern-post broke; 5 oiLoodos
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services to the English Catholics. His family has come under the description of felony; and for which at midnight the wind flew round in a heavy squall
followed his noble example. Mr. THOMAS WELD the loser had previously no remedy but by action: from the Westward; set the fore-shil, and kept the ck it ata..„, 101. glum .
was ever distieguished ba his piety, charity, andzeal. such, for instance, as a man's hiring plate, and then ship before the wind ;ship making much water from Ito East Corder,
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Having lost his wife, and having established his only
daughter, who was married last year to the eldest
son of Lord CLIFFORD, he took advantage of his
liberty to consecrate hirhself more especially to the fraudulently converting a. to his own use by pawning this day to the 29th; weather variable/ towards the _
Idune en -
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it. Or where a wife takes the property of her hug• afternoon, it came on to blow very Strong . from the '
band and gives it to her paramour, who carries it to N.N.W. ship under close-reefed maintop and fore- 43
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RRIDOWI.
Southwark, 1001. Share. all paid 1(20.
i Pawnbroker ; both which cases would come within sail ; ship making more water, when both after. Waterloo, 100 i. Share, all paid - S
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, service of his Gon. He has been labouring for a year the strict meaning of the Act; and the parties robbed pumps choked; set the foretop-sail, to get the ship 0 0 Di::: Arm. sot
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New Ditto, 40111.11a1l :laid - . 2227 I"
~.:t.,.. '1) to prepare himself for the state to which he aspires; would
be entitled
to a restitution of the propertall
,before
the wind;hands employed at the pumps; 7 ODi
GAS LIGHT AND CoKII COMPANIES.
and having recently announced his resolution to his brat. in the present case, the gOods were evidently nearly eight' feet water in the hold; tried every means
Bath fa Owe, 151. paid - d 3 at' Ska2l.lo,
family and friends, he has retired to the house of the taken ..
jetoitious(y, and of course they had no right to to get the 'after-pumps lifted, but could notaucCed.
Brighton 1101. Share, lot paid - 165.pr.1/21.4.
1 Abbe GARRON, hit Old friend. There, removed from claim restitution, unless they prosecuted the thief to Towards day-light more moderate, all hands em- 2 o Bristol, 251. Share, all - S pr.
the dissipation and tumult of the world, he formsit was three o'clock p. w. before Ditto New, SIX. Share, iL paid
conviction ; and that they had no intention of so pro- ployed pumping ; 4 pr.
himself to the spirit and virtues of the priesthood, by .saucing was very manifest, from their having suf- we goat her to suck, the wind then S. by W. set the 7 0 Cky, 1001. Share, 701. paid - as pr.
the lessons and example of a venerable Priest- fered the thief to escape when he was in ' thei • r power. fore-sail at four . re. fresh breezes and cloudy ;at
P Ditto New, 1001. Share, snot paid 15 F.
ilheilleill, SM. 6L Ss. paid - asst
(Paris Paper). . Nothin the Learned Gentlemen contended, would ei ht . in. strop g'l)g gales and squally ; took in the fore- 4 0 Westminster, First Chun,. sae Share 110 aMt lot.
i CANNING CLUE.-On the evening of Tuesday, the
21st instant, the Members of this Club celebrated its
Seventh Anniversary, by partaking of a dinner at be so mischievous as a decision in favour of the sail, and scudded under close-reefed top-sails, still
seizure, as not one man in a thousand would prose, keeping- the fore-pump constantly going; at mid-
. Ditto, Second Class, 401. Share 52 101. a 62L
Ditto, Third Class, 101. paid - a too. aIL
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
cute, if he could recover his property by this sum- night ship broached-to; set the foretop-mast-stay-
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- .tis
' the York Hotel, Williamson-square, Liverpool.- many proceeding ; and the consequence Would be, sail, and took in the maintc-sail, but the shipwmed . S 0 ?lon 5001. Share, SW. Laid
ADAM" LODGE, Esq. in the unavoidable absence of •that the Police Offices would be thronged with some not answer her helm, when it was thought more id: 61 10 fatk,b;, 1001. mum aria,dd - 115
the President, filled the Chair. Mr. CRoveresn's sort claimants
contt and the course of visable to cut away the wizen-mast, to if the ship 10 0-110 Ka
of unants 'nastily, try P . PI change
large room was tastefully fitted up for-the occasion., justice would be totally perverted. It would, in- would wear before the wind; at that time found the I o Vasa Firiand Life 2001. fib. 901 pg. 33
Two splendid flags waved over the Chair; one of d
diem
thereof
em
ered
was inscribed "Friend to the Pilot that wea-
the Storm." In the centre and middle of the
room were three large artificial roses. The walls of eed, be Dothins short of' compounding a felony,
and if persisted in, would place Messrs. Makepeace
anHacker in d • legal danger. . -
Mr. Deziaese on the other hand, maintained, that Fish
ship water-logged, the water having gained so much LITERARY INsTITOTIONS.
on the pumps, that on the Ist of December, at one -- .. Lead•
Ilieco 11:5AGutuea shares
a. tat. she upset, when all hands, except a boy (H
er), who was down in the cabin, got on the ships Haan Admission, so Guineas
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Si Guinea,. - • - - 12
Surrey, so Guineas - • . - I
the room were ornamented with wreaths of laurel, the words " unlawfully- taken and obtained" wore side, and continued there until four a. as. this was in COSlwan
AL D15T119911.-Official Copy of the Pe-
-4 ! • &c. In the centre of th'e orchestra was suspended a used by the Legislature in the most comprehensive lat. 48. 10. N. long. 27. 30. W. when, after cutting tition of the Merchants of London, respecting Cone
. portrait of the Right Hon. GEORGE CANNING, sur-
, • sense, intending them to include every possible ape- away the backstay-lanyards, the main and rein
zentop- menial Distress, resented to' the House of Cow-
"Prounded with laurel. Groups of artificial flowers cies of unlawful taking, and unless his learned mast was carried away by the cap, and the fore-mast mons on Friday lasts •
different
parts of the room. The tout mem-
tiacedasfriends could chew that felonyWU' not unlawful, went below the cheeks of the mast; the ship then A ped •
non of the • Myrehants of London wr pre.
truly • beautiful, and was much admired by their arguments must fall to the ground. ' Pawn- righted a little, the wind blowing a hurricane; dur- amid and read, seutnd= ',That the Petitioners being
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dtheemloventn..spatandyo.-ith every licAttohdalacy of til-npears.t five,
The
tables
st me
season and ighty; Gen- deeply impres,adamiwiastreld=g• awls of the presentddist. restedigezuraisty:e.al
joyingbrokers• enormous
rvpreettswereia the
ablished
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by law,r
to .and hay-' ig°
board catanewthMedow.pswerewas StOV
and the of the ,when the toes moa heerinb, also theide'fthoreestparar;
ade a cool late breach tbie egalimilleial
1 . v.-flavoured ing many 1 • wines. • The pOeal powers of Mn. Itictabow, sal)* Act 39th and 412 Geo. HI. was expressly and wisely thepugr tte cabin, •ng every thing.- Ship's fore, of thesEing
ere the mama conseluesid of tide Mete thin , ds
that leghkeive measures should as
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ted by several brother amateurs, and an excellent intended to guard the Public from au abuse of those pilfers lay aboard, and ill every thing.' During smal as . belilapas=rl.-Ihe mild of those interests; and
ti ''' band, gave zest to the hilarity of the festive scene. privileges. He contended that Messrs. Makepeace the day, the rudder was carried away with the false d'a P . babe appriassaive that the House is abort to
EXTRAORDINARY Pro.-Last 'week, a fat pig, and Harker had complied with all the provisions of stern-post, as also the bowsprit. Towards evening,
• am4,witbsetbalerdapted any aseessires tending to anin-
*id the came thaw erils, and being at the same tior
twenty-seven months old, was killed at the Bear an, that Act ; they had used all due diligence selrich in more modelate• the sea running most tremendously that if sack toper? were us be insdnned, the rook Cirencester. This pig was one of a litter of fourteen, their discretion was best calculated to bring. the thief high, thi cabla.deck was forced up with the sea, as would Ilatelttandalk lismaciakbibritesoesi those cusel'asi
and when farrowed, was so small as to be quite an- to justice, and be called upon the Magistrate to eleo the stadocierd side of the main-deck, and three =sallider 111.411“1° the the the mans by which the
noticed by the mother-and, in consequefice, was fed complete what he had so properly began, by making planks las misting evils may be al.
, 111 mat,by Mis. HARDING, the Landlady of the Inn, and an order for the immediate restitution of e property December,oi
at day-lights after thanksthe ofto imiated taPol ti tbe . zaww= ; dis to most imports "midi
owner of the sow, for seven weeks, from the spout of to its lawful owners. • ALMIGHTT Goa for our preservation during the subject Into tlak mak serious comideration, and that such in,
a tea-pot, during which time it passed to and from The worthy Magistrate said he fek himself placed niht, divided a ' nizebe unaltered as AA the House into full posses.
atlall turnip amongst the crew, =it
whoa
eagp witicheehtswe
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with
such
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the stye between the spars of the gate, which were in a most disagreeable situation. Had there been which was the :only support we had since the acci-1912slable camas and thus enable tam Home to form a correct
scarcely three inches apart ! It never sucked the any appeal from his decision, he should have made it dent happened; the weather then having abated a judgment -4g die isemsuru truth It my be expedient to &attic
mother, but after the first seven weeks thrived aston- some days ago ; but as there was no appeal, and as 1: • rule, intending to clear away the wreck from the lee tor the remedy thersof.4
ishiugly ; and when killed, the carcass weighed thirty- the question was one of such general importance, he side, the men then went up to cut away the lanyards ---we
- BIRTH& r two stone,was well proportioned, and the meat delicate. should take time for still further consi •-, • and of the to mast ri I-saw a• brig to windward, ' Dee, go, Lady jdokemoo, ataxia, a „ss.
I. which•
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_ Monday afternoon, as a young Gentleman, named would make his final decision on Friday next bearing down to the ip, proved to be the At Youghal, the Lady of Captain Cotter, of a daughter.
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WILSON, in company with two others, was amusing Menesoitouon4riterr.--A young Spaniard of Minerva, of Aberdeen, Captain SHARP, from Bald- Daa• d. at dtannanaat the Lady of Makia`Ciaanal :1"144
himself with the use of a fowling-piece. in a lane easy respectable connexions was charged with 'rob- more, bound to Cork, and which arrived at Cove yes- sec spli - •
!muse, County of Armagh, the Lady el tie
leading from New Breatford to Ealing, a bird hay- bing his master, Mr. Rowe, a curter • and leather terday, who, by the greatest humanity and perseve- n.. Jobe lephaon, of a son.
• ing risen at the edge of a piece of water situated at
.seller, of Air-street, Piccadilly, at varioui 'times, of ranee, succeeded, notwithstanding a most tremendous Dec. 13, at Balbegno Castle, the lady of Captain Basal!,
the side of a hedge, Mr. Wiesox shot at it, when the to a considerable amount; and another eon& ses,- in taking the Captain and crew on board of his of a darallbtat_;,
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Sherwin. greater part of the contents of the piece lodge' in goals
servant, named Actadlet, was charged with vessel. The ship, onleaving her, ,was nearly full-of paa SS•unasisliffai.dle 1414 Y 6' cailtsbt l'erkbaga et a so&
the upper part of the face and bead of a Mr. Italia- feloniously receiving the same, knowing the goods to water." Berke-
Nov. s, at Bullet:lees, the Lodi of Lkotenant-Celonel
! • I noir, a Gentleman, residing at Chelsea, who was have been stolen. It appeared by Mr. Bowe's state. A most melancholy catastrophe occurred on Friday ley, Hepety.Adiatans.Cienersi to the Forces on that station, a(
amusing himself with the same sort of exercise,'but 11193114 that is taking stock, be found at aleficience2sA se'unight :-The brig Flora, of Catmarthen, hexing, • rant.
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was not seen by Mr. Wiesore The unfortunate Gen- £BOO, during the year. The Spaniard was a tit n: sailed from Milford Haven on the preeious after- DIED.
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1 tleman was taken to the house of a medical Geatle- over apprentice, and Scandlet was the foremast, in noon, on her voyage from Llanelli for Dublin, laden Ilonase aleclett a his bane, in Plasullai'atnuts. Lininill,___,,A.l.
man in the neighbourhood, where every thing surgi- whom the most implicit confidence had bows isleced. with coals, was under the necessity of ramming thi-
0° 'a
W•__,Clarialsa• fill thialittr: -
cal skill could suggest was resorted to. -Mr. Jews. The maid-sereapt having observed some leather in a ther in consequence of a thick fog, and having an- &may *f r. pran,,,Z"reap. et hie age, havAl mow'
bookseller.
I foenlrdaughter of Henry Rick.
sox was put to bed at the house,. being in too dun- chest of drawers in the Spaniard's bed-room, in- choral in the lower part of the harbour, one al the molds 101' Canandminnaa at Ilan Cniesinn ' ' gerous a state to be removed, formed her maker; and Plank, thetlfficer, concealed cables patted; in consequence of which she drifted, Dec 11, as &bass* after a short Onus Captain David L
i 'Tuesday sea:night, a singular fraud was effected himself in the room adjoinin the isoner's bed- and was lost on the coast oppoite to, and within the 'Cataills of ilin__,Salmallin
t •islMd
Dec. 17 at James Stuart, Eag. late of the
on the Excise Office, in Limerick :-A person came room, about the time he was accustomed to. go out, entrance of the harbour-when on account of the ef G ' ..°""..."".''
• : into that town, giving his
name as Fitzgerald, and and detained him : upon being closely questioned, darkness of aheuight and the violence' of the gale, August 7, at Arta, in the East blebs, in the tete year titre
stating himself to be a general dealer, at Parson's- he -confessed -that he 'had concealed the leather be- eight men, including
'the Mastgrltaaiishod, aid only age, et the cholera aleettus, Georgie. Mafia, wife of Sklar
town, a place about 40 miles
distant from Limerick, tween the bedstead and the mattress, where •it was- ow (W. ihemas). was saved of on board. The maeabseaasid" 13* LIIM11"1".16
Ilk . purchased between 30 and 40 hogsheads of tobacco, found. The prisoner also confessed other robberies vessel is a total wreck, and the cargo lost. • la the East •Indies, Henry Rusintreeth, Esq. ILN. aged £5,
• and paid for the goods, with the exception of the of a sinular nature, and ins-peached Sandia, to whom Monday eveniag small young men and boys ass youngest son elite late..Elltudawarth, En. oi• Freshwater.
*ter oftbs
- • Tharsday, rtion.ip.76-, xs- Pattra,rassesttlaug. . duty, for which an indulgence of eight days is he said he was in tbe habit of taking the stolen goods. son Mad at the New. Baia of the Relent' Cam,
lute Admiral
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i.! granted. The goods were delivered from the store, Bosh prisoners were remanded. near Battle-bridge, for die, of eitint Ow Des. tat Ifidtehasset Sarskikatt, aged tee years.-Het
and Confeyed away. On inquiry at Parson's-town MeNstes-Miarsa.-Ricatare Wee was charged of them, • ituahand lisel about two years ago, at the age of lE.
, a younganan George Ihtu
no suchperson was to be heard of Ihma to, at Yam% mar Northalleram, Mr. Francis Beck,
i , although alicence with having committed a burglary and robbery in ceeded cautiously On the_. ice, for theorat
purpose aged atm
' was taken out, and every regulation conformed the uninhabited hate. of Mr. Phelps, at the west side certaiaing the wrench of it, when
to ;
cla-a saddim, she - Dm.% ged 17, Mathew liebinam, senses of the Parish of
the amount of duty, thus evaded the • ' of, •
1 estimated at upwards .of El 0,000.
payment is of the Royal Exchange. The gpn of Mr. Phelps ice gave way, and sus lit ander 1. Mis, *atter ra, Y :ho wee hand Walesa is a grave which he
danzhter of
I seated, that on the night of the 18th of this mouth, Francis, who was a speetiter.of the. meislem, Mating heperfeet ai.
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east* Thougit the had teuebed best Sam year, her heis t
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[ . .., An alarming fire broke out on Monday morning his father's shop was broken open, and robbed of ain to his assistance, andiamwdiitelY hit
'vs'a kw ice, lit Chlicelnitel.' Elisabeth' the - h
at Violet Farm, occupied by Mr. 119ATHSE, which quantity of umbrellas, pencil-cases, he. to the valise 'math the ice. After It IsPee destroyed four ricks of barley and the spacious farm- of fle. This property was soon afterwards traced liege °I lime lime* a/7 4"1" OW, het ass Mien is woe's at an deforraed• nut
lUP•d• bat ,the bodies wen' not Simi ?Oar wen Protngliann." Illgialaw° kk' alla was *eau brown
. ••, ; , Louse. It was occasioned by the wadding of i gun to the shops of two pawnbrokers, and other places, • . . . ,
• - :arse At cry, or utterkzall sound whatever, though it was cm.
,' . i. • * lodging in one of the-ricks adjoining the house, in some of it having been found at the house of the A Gesallimienan"ut the-trey' vecalwod • the both saw and ; her wdght never:excerdell twenty
i • : shooting at rats. There was Plenty of assistance sister. at prisoner's
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hand, and agood 511 1 of water, but the house intimate terms with the
PP Y , .... prisoner, stated, that on the of
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Milservjaw was in Beak
the% dams of the • ildl.Mll-1:6
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being chiefly built with
wood, the whole ih less mom
than an hour, a heap of ruins. The horses were, a present of a
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, pencilicase and another artielesilm demi tgilm.fetiariei. llberilet Illailiralakag* • ' - py ......;.- -... I
Wilma solo goose alpiagavggre
with difficulty, saved. also left upon the table in her toom !Mae-odic,. pro.
of the beat imitation svosaiow ' i I
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