The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-08-01 00:00:00

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tree havls is now tirtirk ostahltshed i4N-thst Training Establishment will be able to sup-
be mitlit•lently arkno% lenge,' or opt, iris an Wilk. ply Teachers calculated to ensure the SOCCII.II of such
potable truth, that those *rand elforts 'frittAnt inn'. hen-J.-lent designs. As one means of accomplishing
notation at the condition of man; ish-stro didOnini of these objects, and maintai.iiiot the present Koablish-
elementary konwledge, whirl' will for flier ille• Meet, the Committee submit to the General Meeting,
glikti the present see its the annals of the word,!, rate that,itmight be proper to requirosfunn every school
either t k .s. Ito or have been mainly promoted provided! with a mistress, a contribution of 10 gni nese,
1:1), 'be labours of I,i. Institution. . by same ouch arrangement the Committee imagine
The Committee take this opportunity of acknovr. that the object of this department of the British and
ledrioe the verb hettefieiNl aid which the Sudety has Foreign School Society might be effectually pro-
m, hod from tiorroll Nfinivers, who have successful. moved.
Iv plosdiol its cantos ait h their congregations; they Dona.i.tos and Subscription to the le of May to-
feel awn...elves called upon to record their testimony D'o.l:::„,„sts for ferulare, hose% Sala- 4523 7
of ~..team for the memory of the late Rev. Andrew , riet,rew3res, and school expenses - 377 5Fi
rover, the itolefatig.ble Secretary to the Baptist
Wenn is the mods of the 'treasurer 116 1 5h
Itulin, whose last Sermon, preached in : . .
1 Inn, hoviog for its object to recommend this Sm.'
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tliely to public support, may be considered an exam.
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ple worthy of imitation, by allay oho knawhim and SHREWSFURY, JOLT 29.
valued his labours.
I EnttAATION.
At the last Anneal Meethlg, the Committee hailed KAU! Mut virveack ra. no. MADDOCK, ESQ. AND NIS
the return of peace; because, amongst other reasons,
it afforded.. thettelightfol hope of giving *lability and The fries& of Miss Lythall, the Plaintiff, reside
imtentinti hi all Institutions calculated to promote in Coventry, bet she for some time before the cow.
knowledge and the happioess of mankind. Ales! onincesneat of the present action, was at Richmond
bow soon has this cheering prospect vanished ! Aria Hill, near Corttarren (the place where the Defend.
we live in the fearful expectation of hrerbitt•oi the ants reside), at a companion to Mrs. Maddock; and.'
oortfused noise of t' t• battlebf the warrior, and of his daring her residence there, Thomas Jones, Esq. oft
garments Tolled in blood. As Christians, helmets Ashley-Rouse, in the town of Carnareen, at the
we ought to animate each other more awirmady to recommesdatioa altars. Maddock, paid his addresses
pursue the abject of Our lastitutisin4 we have the to her, *ad overtures of marriage were made by him
inostiertsio warrant for believing, that the mime to her parents, whit* were accepted, are& clothes
of true knowledge must, as a.consaquestar, eventual- were purchased by Mrs, Maddock for the lady, and
ly lead to that state of universal peace, whoa nerve other arrangement madepreparitiory to the wedding.
shall hurt or destroy. • On the 18,1, of March last, Aire. Maddock had some
: We rejoice Ia the conuleties that votive epistolist difference with Miss Lythatt„ and turned her oat of
to those who know how to appreciate the sale* of her betiveetWei o'clock at night, when she went to
what is contained in the written. etedatied of the the Goat. Ina, Carnarroo, where Mr. Jones re
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• mind and will el God, who teettettlee in these pro- aleined with her till late. Mr. Jones continued to
phesies, which remain to. bd felfttied, the oradses pey Mt addresses to Miss Lythall after she bed left
intention of l"fi"" wisdents to establish BAchatond Hide and a day was fixed for the wedding,
do* of the Redeemer, from the Mager( the ans to. es was proved by the Rev. Mr. Griffiths, of Llarrfi-
, the geiog down of the same, that from the whole hanged. A short time before the wedding was to
earth incense may ascend, anti a mere edhabig. Who have been solemnised, Mrs. Maddock declared to
can Idok upon the exertion, of the Bible Society, a Mrs. Prichard (who keeps a boarding-school in
end of thee, numerous institution* which hole the Geroarson) in the presence of her husband,' that she
best interests of numbed for their object, and which 44 bad cored Min Lythall of the ***." Mr.
have snoltiPlled beyond all former •easetPie le the Prichard happened to be is k few days afterwards at
prevent day, without perceiving that they alt tend the house of •Mr. Jones, and from his friendship to
rewards one great point, and proclaim, like the Mm, mentioned what Mrs. Maddock had said of
voice in the'ls Wetness! " Prepare yo the way of the Miss Lythall : Mr. Jones, on -hearing this infamous
Lord, makeshis paths Straight. I report, announced to Miss Lythall and her friends,
that be could not think of marrying her, in cense-
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• • REPORT OF Tail LADIES' COMMTTEE: .
.; qatenee" of Mrs. Maddock's declaration. This.action
The 'Adios' Canietittee, in presenting this first was of
by Miss Lythall against Mr. and Mrs.
R eport of their precadiegs to the General
Meeting, Maddock to recover damages for uttering the defa.
do not think it eseemiwy to ember upon the diffi- oratory words before stated, she having lost her mar•
ouifiel they haw had to osoestellees although they risge with Mr. Jones in consequence.
have been eoesiderable. As seas as they were sp. Mr. Dmiscatt, Counsel for Miss Lythall, after
Oisiehtd. they proceeded to efetet, to the hest of remarking in strong terms upon-the conduct of Mrs.
their iodfieu/ol the stints of their oPPoiebnooe, Maddock in making use of tech indelicate expres.l
whieh they nod:wood to be to bleserro and elstood lions in the presence of two men (her own husband
the 2E006 fee the Edecetion of Fantle Childers,' ' wog slim present), in most eloquent and pathetic
end Petiole oho eleehlkheirolis for the Justelolion language dwelt upon the irreparable loss and nisap..
elf Toes( Wheats, with 0 view to render dint me- pointment which Mies Lythall had sustained ; and
theelheo‘stbiateeellell be Pined= edlie British he called Mr. and Mrs. Prichard, who clearly proved
Vilt: of Educations. that the words had been spoken ; and Mr. Jones
• Tblecoliektou *mod shit, pieties to lido arts, proved, that Miss Lythall would have been Mrs.
P•inttomtto Oho° ettohlidollooes had soon bun lob. Jones, ff Mrs. Maddock had net propegeted a report
POW to thee noPedeleoldeele noidcb en plodelidell se injurious to her repetstion. 1
foe tie 'nu* oe flondloo legoind; end dints Is Mr. Jeavrs addressed the Jury with great ability,
enneoleelloos that lenedno no "odor "kb olotaaell. at considerable length, on behalf of the Defendants,
to he eelleedei lotto* balconied,.
_on bun felon s& ' and called Mr. Maddock's servant girls, and other
' b "Hera le the CoulliMe Ma the Wed cionel, i persons dependent upon him, as witnesses, whose
libi. "tn if the beret hod* IWeelli•neds ondeted 1 evidence tended to show, that the lady had been
that doloodnev e e &Nan plies for doe Young ' guilty of levity, and that Mr. Jones had been, seen
women, eter°l4l7 . • and as the Society : taking unwarrantable liberties with her ; *but se-
. peilseemitta Fesaide in lie ihers-eoltd, ChM- 1 etrel witnesses gave their evidence in so loose a
me, they thee.* that situation to be in many re- l manner, that little credit was given to their testi.
spec* peekeeble to oho Beresigh.read, and, le coo. I /pony.
sequence, they hese metwed the Tatham; Elleftlide- I Mr. Jones, on his cross-examineticm, admitted,
swot to that plems.
_. -I.thatite ited paid visits to Miss Lythall at the Gate-
They took a hewer is the mil~toed ef the House, In the chamber ; that he had gone with her
School, into which she yeeng entered In !to his farm ; would not swear that the candle was
August last ; and it having appeared to the Commit- ; not pot out during his visit at Richmond, Bcc.
tee that the expeeditere etteedieg this part of the I After the defence was closed, Mr. DAVtsCEY re.
establishment was greater than necessary, they di. i plied for one hour and three quarters, in an able
reeled their attention to the best mode of retrench- speech, which evidently had it powerful effect.upon
ing the expenses; and they flatter themselves that the minds of the Jury, and his Lordship summed up
they-have succeeded in that object. to a considerable the evidence.
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extent, without in the smallest degree injuring the TIPP Jury, after deliberating for some time, gave
utility and advantages of the Establishment. 1 their verdict for Miss Lythall, for 5001. damages, to
These arrangements having boos ,made, the Com• • the great satisfaction of the Court. •
mince directed their particular attention to the pro• i
pod), qualifying the young women whom they found .I. CROYDON, JULY 9.9.
in the Establishment, to become School-mistresses; IIIGAMV.
and as during the absence of Miss Sprlogmao, the Elizabeth Shields' was indicter) for bigamy, in mar.
Superinteoskset, who had been occupied 12 months tying James Bookor, on the 27th. day of February,
in organizing'scbools in the country, the subordiaa. her formes ho‘batad. T. Shields, whom she lied mar.
tion had become extremely relaxed, the Comunuee tied bet fear days- previous, being still alive.
found it necessary to enforce with sore strictness, This was a most whimsical case in all its cireum.
the rules for the government of that part of the' stances. The Prisoner was a very respectable look.
Establishment. Miss Springrean returned the lather lag yetis' woman, and by the evidence of J. Shields,
end of February ; and has since been Hwy somas. the father of the first husband, it appeared that his
fully occupied in the lagproThibeet of the wheels, see, wise was turned of 21 years of age, required
which are now in such estate, thet theCemearktee his casuist to marry the Prisoner. lie was not ac.
hope they may, in It short time, be etwisidered as ieninted with her, but when she was introduced to
proper models of the !totem. Ueda: his Spring. his, she gave a very satisfactory account of her fa-
eten's care several of the yeasts woe% bed% re. lolly awl connections in the West of England, and
rowed every steeessary quatilleatiess, haw left the he someittod to their union • accordingly, on the
Establishment to take sharp of the *cheek in the,. gni efiettioary last his son and the Prisoner were
country. I meseeled at St. George's, Seethwark. About two
The coomitsite kastissis be. went et there ere MIT ' beers after the marriage she said she was going away
owl wee,.y of god
to qualify I hommthlli for . Schwas, • Your days after, eu the 27th of Feb. she got married
they subsoil to the Case)M , that it might he , spin le James Seeker..
fopediept to ofsr, to ponottei2 that deleripeien, I The female wittiest, who was the Prisoner's friend,
sod who shall OW,s inedosslisble chamfers, the ed. , attended her at both marriages, and being examined
vantages of this estahliihmeet, I. which they may , 1111 to the motives of such conduct, she said the PA-
N, full, instructed hs the practice of this System. el oases tehl her the first marriage was not binding, as
Mutation ; and that dads* their ettesdollee fne'. she had not cohabited with him, and she chose to
that pi,: pose, they my k • piamoodebed with.' mem Booker, to whom she had been out-asked in the
ierlgiogs—se that the eel, septette their church before she married Shields.
stay in the 'lnstitution should be for beard wash• Shields, the father, said he was the Prosecutor of
intt ; AM for the former they &Deli he ohnortons, Obi Oland indieteseet3 and his motive for prosecuting
nsiierotely, and that for the letter they 'bald ploy, it was to dissolve the marriage of his 6011 with the.
themselves—and that when tech purses, oar* pre- r _ nand
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p•rly qualiged. to undertake the chaise eil a asbooli lb. L eee said all the Myth* bed been
they woold.be oemotoootied in the ease is. whisk wee is the law. 'thee present prosecution would
shy haul -hew reported Ao the couniptief by the thew elle.m thretu guretzeruairlyiagew,manugd niout
sduispspoolstiensit;hear iudtet
pet intendant. • -
Tne,Liriti,6%, ComMittee entertain hopes that used morrOgo netbinaleg, because it had nut been followed
cintitAtia!rdr iiromotingito important an object H. the ip by cohabitation.
etfurgtilisterehif fitinaltseathe lower classes of Sochi. 'llsoJury found. the Prisoner Gatti, and she was
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y t %Orbit formed' In err/. lur
. t of the kingdom; and sentenced to aia.mouths imprisonment.
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.W6lll/11Menritirr.....Yesterday •• James Daily was 1-fh","AirVn::","frer,s*,''i.`,!::httr e* mai
Rosily esi.milied before J. Giepoan, E.g. on a 1 the snmeen't, Item' 1,,.. Su, ,„, hid,
charge' of robbing his master of Bank of F..igland 11..1 1111 S Neu Light C..aclt, call
holes to the amount of 2001. of which 1501. have at .cry m•loitig 1.1 h:111-1):.91 Sure
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01::611,1,..p.a.,,n.!%:
111,17 d :of, retina, kaaly e.
been recovered, and not being able to account for
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the eitfes. found in his possession, was fully com- moo Ferryhridgeo. On 6.,1ne.. Luttr,
mitted for trial. - Nolo etbsineding the etieommen• critter!'
all •av't HO t.e the most asteentur an I c
UNION.UALL.—Jagnes Mathews was charged on epee ,iti Ihr North Koutit bein't 'strew
suspicion of having picked the pocket of Thomas t" ally •'tber.
Johnson of some silver and halfpence, at the Ship TRIVELLINA val.riNn,;,,,
public-house, near the King's Bench, on Saturday The umplitE.a n,.* Lisp.p„„i r
night last. The Prosecutor stated, that he was at an the road, care' I. Fltiii I ski, 4
the house in question, in company with the Prisoner, ttri.:l.pl.ht.:l.7;l7„"rite,"*.i''/!'"4. a,8711°.
and about eleven o'clock, all other persons having ~,,,,,kb Demi, 1,-. vi,ftsiou% 1.„,°e„,1/4,„,,
left the bogie, the landlord desired they would go forts, liallersnrilly H itekir‘. Awe,"
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also. They accordingly quitted the house, hut sat is
down on a seat by the door, where A, Prosecutor . UNRRIDOE. Hare, free, Smith:
fell asleep, and on awaking missed the Prisoner, and , P4ry e:l4big,vj omits
all the money be bad in Isis pocket whets he went to
..erett,ater, 1414•Ifoid, sslishory. and A.
Sleep. It being near morning, he was proceeding to ; T4lll,p.sitaipviess
semn
nG 41:ffiltn
his lodging In Thames-street, when, its passing over ;the ve,
London Bridge, he perceived the Prisoner asleep in to Gueinsey and .E.ose.,YClterboarg
The read trims h...burgh to Paris, is rise ,
one of the. recesses. He immediately gave him in the cheapyest in Prince.
rho Wie asnath.
charge to a watchman, and lie was taken to the I)artmoutb, tipd Snlisintry. ewen ost
watch-house. On searcbiog him, a halfpenny was sides, every Morevi at Seven *Thoth,
found in his pocket, which the Prosecutor swore to " atiimarg;Tiderldtiltadg.
as being his property. The Prisoner denied having ! g,m, New Royur Mail Coach, sets wines
any knowledge of the robbery, and said the half- frelnYerire to
SPit
;1' Loath,
uo, 7irmulie2,l4.
penny was given him in change for a shilling, by
landlady of the public house, He was fully com-
the I &Id, Post Coach, every Evening at Five
Brnthaina's, Saracen's 'Head Ito, r
milted for trial.' Guarded throughout.
DOVER, Deal, Margate, Ramottte,
Ginkonsta..—Meaday T. Beate oaderwent a Anal enasiaa- slum. C►atham, R ,chester, and eivac
tioa, charged with uttering a forged mote for lee gala= to Morniag and Emilia'.
Mr.'Sime, at Rory St. Edansode, purportleg to be of the Bask BA rH Ras BRISTOL. Plying Post
of Powell and Co. of Swansea, and made payabk at the Moose parisam, Cabe, and Matitorrough, evert
of Smith add Co. of Whitehall-yard, London. The particulars Mr. May's, the Greyhounf Inn, Bath,nt
of ibis ease are already before the public, and it appeared that Tbeanns-ureet, Bristol, Den Morning.—Doitelies
Do such firms as those ropreaenled were in existence. Upon Bridgewater, Tommie, Barter, Be.
this charge the Primmer Sias about to be committed f r trial at KENDAL, 'teamster, Prelim,
the Salons Amines. when Mr. Boyer, of Newgate street, de- Charley. Orseskirk, and Genelled Post
posed, that, about two years shim, the Prisoner had made Wm- no.m, at live o'Clock. Osanied.'
self somewhat thatiliar at his shop, and in a short time had is.. GLASGOW, Loagtown, Gretm-c.
carted &debt of O. for groceries. After this he absented Brownbill, Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kill,
self for several months, aed he, Mr. H. had modelled that the and all parts sir Scotland. Cawpembwo
debt was irrecoyerable. To bit sorpri,el however, the Pri- yogk, Newentose, hogagninds.
saner came ostailay, and. after apoingisiag for the length of with a Owed througbout, sale amt glory
time holed him iseeemarily absent epee urgent busioess." Six o'Cluck, by way Af 'tests»
expressed ayish to liquidate his small amass*. For this per ' lingtoa, Plarthallentat. DuthaziguedorpZlehasi
pose be misdeed Mr. Bayer aWN I. note. purporting to he drawn • om e,boding ebeissel.e, .
by the bloats. of Batman and Co. of Plymosth (foam wham he Journey, may rem *hot time they please. aft
said be bad just arrived), upon Steam Bally, No. 4, Mark- without any additional fare, to the Black
lane. The Irmentiot..loieg .at tle stionsent much hurried. street, York. cearkes unagecusag,
changed the note, deducting Me 11..dae Se hies. The Priimer Whitby, slid other Maces.
then retired, and on the following day the Prosecutor weld to SRI DGENORTH arid 'Waal
present the Dose, but discovered that no too •parsom as Bailey Reeving.
resided in Mark-lanes is fact,•the home vita emultHx, peni4o, and Whitehavea.
pied. Notbisg was heard from Mat period by him of Ihe Pei- • a Guard all the why. Passes •through
mner. until a few days since. when, hawing tinsa to the News- Oreaudwidge. Callerkks
papers ail account of the Prismer's exowirifirms epee the hit nweby. A berfotd, Dosenster, and G
charge. be now carer forward. aid fully reesgsbeed him. Owe way by Maitem ;Mesh, vets oft every
of the dna of Messrs. Lubbock and Co. was predated. to prove form toe journey with the greatest !milk,
that no such Realm were is existeace as these vsephaseted bribe ad an ore Mind by Whirls or pi .re,
two notes. The Magiaraie saW. themes weir as edemas Vey tentese of omit masa henglipeeerg is is
that had ever come befaire bias, awl while he would folly eistamis (if Rere.ft and P• twine Pais.Coacti,
the Prisoner spoil balbehargm, be would remesiamailina to be !PIN o 4 DERWIN'S, SWOON NOG Itar
Ana tried Was wish* was iseentad is the Ciky.—Ala was, gi woe to theAs..rge lan, Seedrriand.
ofterle: ••• - - ' MA ,ITCHEITEft, Whabw, Cormietna,
. !eel Wisberiamplem. Pest Conch. every '
SE E iVIIB UR Y, Welllngino, and
FEIN En 1L op ELIZA Fee at 010.-e-The 111114 terse. th;ircrir'egtirAtileivtentravesB6bau7a hi
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mossy respecting this enfortenite young wailing took ever) learning.
place yesterday afternoon. It had beets previously I SOUTH hl PTO N , Wiuchester,At
understood that the was not to be interred ontilfioe velifiltittlbeave, Hawaeo. Thorn.
o'clock, bat her parents arid friends very prudently Coach. every hlornine at Seven o'Clock,
changed the hoer, 'by which means mach confelion 111:vitipnit'al";;Inilkrriltrid New Etecan,
was obviated. The crowds however essembled were Maid INGHA 111.11ercary Post Coach,
immense. The foneral began to more front the out every' Afterilentls and remises Binnioehitta
house of her father in Eagle-street, about 'half-past 11:78,4Z Voi°l4l'ai
et.'nnd. Castle Inn.' Irrnie'
three o'clock. It was preceded by about a dozen i HERTFORD. Ware, Heildeseau,
peace officers, end these .were followed by nearly 110 I ev-r 5.
, rsel tllfvN. THAI and P.DMOHION
more, next came the undertaker, immediately • Jog- imodpiss basy-pacs 4, mod ball•piut•
towed by the -body of the deceased. The pall was
supported by six young females attired in pore white. N. IL Remy Weights of Luggage, I
Then followed eight persona, male and female, as the coder-asealioned
chief mournersthe • To DISS, yam', Bengay, Bury,
, led by parents of the onforte- ,Monday.
nate girl. These were followed by Wend heedreds ;• tCIR EN C ESTE R, Ablagdoa, aid
of friends two and two' and the whole was closed
SOUT HA MPTON. Winchester, Rooney,
by a posse of peace officers. Many thousands of ; mington. Claistebur.h. Rs:wooed,
persons accompanied the procession, and the win- Pt°1741111;1' t'ijr ri'VetiClLte„bain,
doss and even tops of the houses as it passed were GREENWICH, "'NV It° I .11 i eh. and Deptt
thronged with spectators. The whole proceeded in the i Lee:MEAD and Watford, &e.
most regular manner until it reached the burying WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN and co.
ground of St. George the Martyr, where the Rev. tfabtikv.ri;edreillisild..rttizueg,tibgli;.r.toofey„,„
Mr. Force, of St. George's, Bloomsbury, read the Value if lost or dantaxed. unless entered
service for the burial of the dead. At the doge; of
.7...d'ingi.oaain Inn.he
this awful ceremony the mother of the deceased fell Pa "'lmes aid te
eetrceis ore hooked Ice"t d
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into a violent fit, from which, after recovering, she. Horse Cellar, Piccadilly, for the above
again successively fell several time 4). The number of
IMPORTANT MIT
persons asaernbled in end about the church-yard could
not be much short of 10,000. Not the slightest ac. ; WHEN Men of Education
Skill use peewees.* eadenvuon
cident however occurred, an the procession of wile ood regain emolad ofirwiliog it few:
mourners, &c. returned in the same order it came by colvot. tul r.7l;snrs'whe.iiratPes:fsire tiothev,
the Foundling Ilospital, Lamb's Conduit-street, &c. the rate of the followitar the .ee-t 4
The vigilance of the Officers in preserving order was viz, a certain Meunier, frmaseWy contracied
highly meritorious, but they were unable to mist the ilt:,liallf:::ri,:v:dnapils,,e;rem.ll=tyl'atdnieleietedrfle„"
auatlety of the multitude, at the churehlani the Debility, whether arisme ham Bacchanalias
gates being actually forced. A young man, a livery rereeciei
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servant, its the erow.l, who had spoken somewhat rle:ttirlitileP"`
,I ors barrioneveY; sod is the
disrespeetfoily Of the deceased, was rather roughly of eirrenasdiseases. which. if ant tinst4)
bandied by the populace. s Impotence and Couleilllplion. that Ai
ly as' deaden's,. whether the consequence
Nottw rye, Mis, or arising from any other mese, lay •
Jyt.y 30.—Yesterday was the day as- the.„elhatuii.„ weenie "teemed.
pointed for Mr. Sadler's bslioon to ascend from this Caner of Surmans ib L.rel.ms they
city. The day proved remarkably fine: The balloon 9::'lvallutorot_ 1.11.1" stns! and
rose at 35 minutes past three o'clock, in the direction a ~„pet,,,; 6:11.47 soelllrtunem.,;ew Psr7sere„,
for the sea, but there being two currents of air, Mr. ever inveterate er complicated. without •
Wyndham Sadler, who ascended with the balloon, so
cur
'wmht:fre44 141°1 reOnnvdrai eliettom.se
advantage of it, they frequesory perform a eia the short me
'managed his machine as to take the
and after manoeuvring a little he returned, so as to The amoreadettied successor their mode retreat
descend in the presence of the citizens of Norwich, Lens k°''°° "51.5/.1 101"wsolak
Ahem yeart, Mw 'Nett period miley
;and was in the gardens before five o'clock. sexes have lima cured, etre .her *wren'
A !,1 ATTIMPT AT DROWNING, THROUGH WANT.-- she„ahit fiaurgettorritairtipubli,jy otrraliter their,tllo4=
Last Sunday night,•about eleven o'clock, a female den nod deficiencies, incidental in the P
la a despoading state of mind, was observed to l'asnilifin:;:a.:"4"'".64fit'lict t."1:1111
gent'throw herself into the New River, opposite Sadler 's tweilOooppoisted .I),J heir ezpretailimsof
Wells, with an intent to put en end to her existence.
..,etlr that is wait lemanees such defects et
An alarm was instantly given to the company at the 'fl prnfn
pa„itiaavacerB;,„4l/pj,i,iaars.teleilkorder itig"
Sir Ifogh bliddleton's Head, when several persons b) a mistaken few. with she obloquy lis
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ran to the spot and succeeded in bringing her to the Ignorant emptric, ,hickit Nos Justice'. thtimeives
shore. Nolwitbetonding the short time she had been ..trT„en;reofes:nor:lrritfitidet, of which,Sulitslt
in the water, all animation was suspended ; but upon 1. tall. ease tentiniminis tram the tuna eminent
tth. it elz
en
awn s linty:4ll , the
to .-
heing taken to the above house, and the nexus re..
sorted to prescribed by the Humane Society, under she miens, Practitioner, inducedli they presu Ow
the direction of Mr. Wilson, a medical man, she was loft e-eloiliele hair C'ir 'kr *or
anon restored to life. She said her name was Mary wlialle,ilige,hilheVlll4"Z h;
Cohen, that she was a feather-maker, and resided in a then rase the,
age. and irgetter'age requested r
liabit of '
Clerhenwell : she wits also the mother of four chit• remittance for Advice and Mettirines,
dress, but had been deserted by her hushend and ir
"r""d to "7 Pa" "(the
Mi" 6114.
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• ioRS and Co. Uremia. IS. lilleverle•giregi•
was reduced to the utmost distress, which had urged May 4,1849.
her to the commission of the rash act?'" Sfse was tun- .
ruodiutelY put to bed at the Hughi t and .
e on, , s smoinoN : P• 441812 ;Li
every humane attention paid to her.- • • I ' STATEsis Orirsbe, • 4
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