The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-01-23 00:00:00

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we did, leaving our guns, stores and provisions ly'- Resits on the 9thewhere 'RIP,
hind es ?—A. Totallz uninformed as I was of the June. . . •,. . ,
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instructions that the Commander of the forces might Mr. John Dorsby,, (rem the,
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have for his guidance, or what might he the inform- log of the Galedo4p, from w ci
sties which he might have received with respect to the ny the Judge,Advocate. Itept
situation or movements of the enemy, I can oily &mitt, I%i th several other ships
say that I knew of no reason that could render tie- teied the bay of Rosa*, en the
cessary the endless change of measures which was on the 10th several seamen. el'
observed on that ill-fated day. I could hardly ima- for the purpose of driving the s.
gine any situation of things which could have ren- of Escala. ft also appeared tires
tiered necessary such proceedings as those of the 12th till the 15th. - . ~
of June ; and circumstanced as the British force in ', Admiral Hallowell- also preisented.
the plain of Tarragona appeared to me to be—in the forces of every description'whieli L.
possession, on the one side, of Fort St. Felippe, and applied to him to prepare for receivit
the Col de Balaguer ; and on the other side, having Alicant. He should add to thii.
at I, est 6000 troops under the command -of such oth' onboard above a hundred h.
cies as Colonels Malisol and Loder, in the direction stated in this requisition.
of Barcelona,-1 am dearly of opinion, that the pre. Sir .Y.: MURRAY had no olqi ._ ,
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cipitate retreat from before Tanasona on the 12th being received, to actnowledinithelasiAid
of June, was not necessary or 'warranted ; and that inut a seqUiellion. It do not 4041: bet , that Messrs. Nor..te, Anot.enes, and ALLEY were the
make .the case as above. . , .5.f,..10..-ses
the measure of abandoning the siege of Tarragona in Vies was an exact account of what Ittli Wilily eta- Counsel for the Prisoner.
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such a way, had all the appearances of a disgraceful ! barked. . i pr. Black stated that he was a Presbyterian Clee-
flight. The Cook said, ceetsiltdy,net - '' ~ gyman ; that he was never ordained; but officiated
Admiral Hallowell said, that he had no further Sir. BenjaMin HalloWeilthshittnidefo ti Pap#l' pur- under the Synod of Ulster; that he married the Pri-
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questions to put to him. porting to be a metier froth Criiimel Ntintrellsoder, a loner to Alicia Marshall in March, 1797 ;• that it
Cross-ricainined by Sir J. Murray. Spanish Officer, to be -received` at ethfence if the was without bans or licence ; that it was in a pri-
Q. Was the order givee.at 10 o'clock for spiking' Court should decide to receive as such the letters of ' sate .00m in Alicia Marshall's house • that' the Pri-
the pits unconditional and positive, or was. it con- other Spanish Officers, to he predeced in his defend" toner was very young, certainly meet; younger- than
ditional and contingent'— A. There was no condi- ' by Sir John Murray.
~,..,.. .-;Are Lady; that he had Seen the Prisoner once or
tine or contingency at all. it was, however, a verbal i On the suggestion of Sir Samuel Auchmuty, that twice at his Meeting-house, and in the streets, but
order. ! unless the latter was noir adulitted, in order that Sir that he had never spirken to Met übtil the morning
Q. Could the guns be brought down to the beach : John Murray might be prepared to meet its contents, of the marriage.
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in the day time, without being exposed to the fire it could nut afterwards be brought forward on be- Mr.:ritteest cross-examined this witness, but use
front the town, and Lt..some places almost enfiladed shalf of the PrOsecution ; the Court determined that material eliiiration occurred in his evidence. .:,44'.
by that town i--A. Certainly not. ; the letter, on being regularly authenticated, should be ; . It appeared that the Prisoner had changed his nettle
Q. Were the gons on the six-gut battery actually ' read and received in evidence. lit ceiling of age, but wet pro9eceted by the --
spiked at the lecethe counter-orders arrived I—A.l Admiral Bollolveil having then Oiled that he milts 'brlike. hen this marriage took place.
They were erfiss. . prove thehand-writini by two witnesses, Sind testi.; ' lite'PaiSbner's second marriage'was staff
' Q. What'lretklise error which occasioned their fled on oath to his belief of that fact, and the trans... taken place in theparish of Mary-le-bet
living spiked ?-41. The-circumstance was this: Soon halos) having been submitted to and approved by Sir An objection was taken by Mr.NoLA
after I had raddled the orders for-spiking the guns, 3Oliti Mu: ray, the letter was .read, slid was in sub- ;of witnesses to prove this, but it was
testi bflicaresiliPteirtlllery came to twe, and informed stance as follows:-=It bere date Retts,Jtine 14, 1813, . the Racoaoait.
mo that theY.:bittY brought spikes -for destroying the and was addressed So Captain Adam, It. It. repro- 1 A leedibg feature in this remarkable
guns ; and that they had been directed by the Corn- seating that he hatriust'arrived.witt. three b'attilitins the prosecution was instituted by a Mt
mender of the artillery to receive swy.• orders when aud one squadron, with which Wee he ISO ikpitilial who as stated to be a cornamerchat
the guns should be apiked.—Having received the eneniy, who were posted at .Ifillifranea• with lane, but who, however, did not appear.
on that day a number of orders and counter-orders, 5500 Men. That the enemy retired from Villi- perfectly uninterested with all parties—r
I did hope that a e ounter.order might he. re, franca in the night of the 12th, it, ten o'clock, to- was acquainted with either of the Ladies
ceived with respect to spiking the guns. I then ward.; Barcelona. That the. transport on and was totally unknown to them. It
directed ems of the officers to the mortar battery, board the clothing for•his trOcips, wh,ehhihveinsgtood the family of the second marriage, and
and the other to the dx-gen battery. To the last, I much itrueed, hail gime round, and he•shoOld be herself, most strongly disapproved of '
said that I Vk ne:d go to Oliva avid from the right of . much obliged to Captain Adair to send her bict to time. having made affidavits that they were
that spot give•the sigeal for spiking the guns. Some • Salonne, as he had come there Air that purpose, and acqsasinted with every circumstance of the '
short time-after l'receividcountereortkrswith respect to communicate whatever Intelligence he might bate , many, which, from the youth of the .. ,elby, ..--
Leicester.
to spiking the guns. -• As I was standing about 100 received of (heenetey's movements, &C. ' chtudestine manner. in which it was performed, and I
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yards to the right of -Olive,. iteconvereation with an., Admiral Hallowell observed, that he had knees,-' the want of either bans or licence, they considered I Feb. 13, A. biaminseyer, Liverpool, merchant—Feb. 11,
Officer, the enemy, who were always jealous of time dated this document for the purpose of snowing that ' null and void. 1 A. W. Sorgeofrey, Liverpool, merchant--Fen. 1,3, R. flu.
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point, fired a shot at us, which-
Yell at no great dis..: ep the 1 Ith, the enemy bad not appeared before Re-' TO Register-book of 'Baptisms of Mary-le-bonne , per,' Lincoln's-Inn, maney-KO • 'isenees— Jan . 14, %.1. (./u oder
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taece. I observed to cite Officer, I most thank them laguer. , „ ~ ! patisfi.was produced by the proper officer, by which , man, Oxford, breeches-maker—Feb. 11. T. and W. Crawford, •
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for their civility, and having moved forward four or The Court hivint noir inquired whether there it appeared, that the Prisoner was born in the year ! r,"Pinrreet, ;,.: stone—masons
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five paces to an elevated spot, I saluted the point were any further papers to be produced, Admiral 1780. ' • 'I square. merchant—Jan. Id, J. Willtame.lan. ltadhl. 'rat-
from • hence the shot came. Shortly after going to Hollowell stated, that he lied elc;ed the prosecution Dr. Black admitted that the marriage was par.., '
d esex, hricklarr—Feb. lA It. Everall• Ilartboriv, uxr,ud-,.
1 sirloiimrem,
ogn.robes;erw—er—Feb,
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Oliva, and happening to look at the eicsgon tatter,' •Of leis case. Although fie hid not had an opportuni- furmed in a hack parli-ur', without either bans 11. Evans,eal
Wa-ding-
Ishire, inakeepet—Jan. 28, J. Henderson ..nd A. Nei - :
I observed an unusual bustle there; I remarked to ty of bringing forward his Spanish witnesses, nor cence, ped nobody present but the Lady's friends.
Colonel Duple, of the Germ's Legion, that sorely been allowed to strengthen his evidence by any proof . Mr. Gestway produced the certificate uf the Pri, Mitre
-court,
-ltierreeY;(l44"l: --Feb.
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it was not possible that the Officer in that. battery of transactions subsequent to the 12th, he had to ' scoter's second marriage in the year 1801, which ap- : ti. It. eanthore Gutter— -was* , merchants-*44.14; ON ' :
could have mistakee what I did just nOw as a signal ' thank the Court for the handsome manner iu which peAreg to have taken place in the pArish of nary.le. ridge, sen.
.W. teurrid
C. tin. and .1. Hurrktge -Poirts ••
to spike the gnus. From the hurry, however, which his applications for that purpose had been refused. bonne, bpt no evidence whateter of this was pro- . and W. H -.
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still continued at that battery, I ran there with all . Sir John Murray then observed, that as there , deceit, except he Marriage Register-book ; and a street-square, founder—Feb. 14, J. G0te,.114. cutiitiesoke
speed, to endeavour to prevent the destruction of the had beets two distinct openings, and two separate ! petson was brought to proei the prise' flees wand.. pluathes—Een. 18, G. Machan, Hodderstirld: Yorks:ire, rim-
guns, bat I did not arrive; in time. (+er—Feb li W Pimo, Tottenham, Ilidrileses,- seri,
.. .1 prosecutors had appeared against him, he hoped that I writings who, hesvieir, csos! lina positively swear . Feb. is; '• • • li, . . . "'fr-
W. Brown, end-street, Cbeapside. siik-mainfoc-
lit; 'Was the salute you gave by pulling your hat e might be indulged its making the several statements, Ito it: I turer—teb. 15, W. Wright, Manches,er,grocer—Fek - - W
11911441.11 t was. --id sus- n-ting each separately, by the evidence, on 1 Messrs. NOLAN ALUM and Atioxemnt took "d 1..- 'Put"' rac'rewn' rne!th!)ea—Seb' 1.6, W. 43rnil.
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Q. What was the signal you bad agreed to gimlet : his defence. I several legal objections nu 00, part of the Prisoner : Milbank, timber-merchants-Jao. 24. G. Grisdisie, tibip-alley,
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; teg:Ole:en-wwje i.je,weller -March 11, A. PT:, T. Gill, asd !halt:Min the gtms ?.....-A. The taking off my hat at I The DEPUTY Jennr.- ADVOC AT'S sew no objection . fi,,,,, that the irish.marriage,weststua mamas i legal
the tight, and at the rear of the old ruined works at 1 to this, reserving to himself his own individual 61_14 I swim; secondly, that the wend nuirriage had not fartarert2Feb. 14, ie.' Illegiteill:tgtroroo:ih, Lsicessernv:
Olken. • .. ' to reply nu the two first charges, although he did-, ee,+si proved. shire, victualler.
TW witness was then asked by the Court, whether, not at preient see that it would he at all necessary, I Dr. Black was again called by Mr. Ottirrelr, and .
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LTBRT/FICATES, Fro. 11.
pool grocer-W. tliworiel Wesitiorne at the time of his -se taking off his hat, he was in es the letters of Sir J. Murray end the instructions ihe swore positively that the Prisoner kadidmitted in ! 8,1`,:e4"7:;:d
ngeryerG. J.raties, Sedosp, -Kent, . refloat -W.
the situation agreed upon ?-Ilis answer wate-Cere pf the !Duk:W#lWellingtoti were now before the his hearing the second marriage. . j Spear, Upper Thames-street, rag-me-chant-J. Ronlinsoa,
tautly not. . - Court. • • 1 The Reconota gave it as his opinion, that the Great Phi-deed-street, oilman-G. Rogers, King's.row, 'Pi
lieu, Middlesex bricklayer E. Muses, Boston, iocoMiture.
Q. Do you mglan to say, that no enemy appeared , The PtulVleler said, it certainly rested with Sir ' Irish marriage was valid. He said that he was old jeweller-J. Salleld mid J. P. Acklam, Strand, pawnbrokers
from the•side of Valencia before the I eth of June? John Meetly, to urge his defence in such a manner as ' enough to remember that marriages were performed -J. C. (4rinesen, Lombard-street, watehwatv-3. H. cm-
inemr, Nude-bill, bile of Wight, groeer7,Y. Mim.oo, jun.-Wee(
-A. Not, that lam aware oft I did not arrive at be.phoulsideem most advantageous to himself ; and it ,in the Fleet Plison, and that they were perfectly
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,) too, Aitildleser, rocer- H. ser k in, Bush-lase,menhant.
Balaguer till the evening of the 1411 t, and had no ?H now for bin) to say, what time he would require legal ; he declared, however, his willingness to refer , PA RTNEIth it IPS DISSOL V 1.:13.
opportunity of observing any thing hut what passed for its, prepeintion. ,to the twelve Judges the point, as to the legality of M. Rate and E. Lett. Paternoster-rows milliners--. 1. Haa-
b front of the old fort towards Perillo. , • .e .:lir /obis Murray replied, that the Court must be this marrriage, as also that of the•second. . lam and A. 11. Slade, Skinner-street-J. kiddie, D.'Lloyd, r..
,Tetuan, and
,n Collins, Birnineeibmoveass-euiters-F. and P.
Q. Au Ito understand you, that on the Ittlitat aware that ito was not disposed to take up their tittle 1 The Prisoner made an animated defence, which -Riptiardsm, and R. Jeaniags, ,tie,
Lincolnshire, ober-
June-you were not apprised of my itistructionar eV! unnecessarily, or for a longer period than should be I made a considerable impression •cos the auditory part cers-R. and W. Lindsey, Gildewase, Yorkshire, ma
of • the strength, position, and movements of the co+ spensably ttecessar,y for hits defence. The great] of the Court. lie animadverted in strong terms upon
iliiinreenr!drni. wiranr7leinvrille. maciri,cts:Zriblirrow.m ire*
loans of the enemy -A. Clearly. variety of mattes', however, which had been intio. i what he termed the flagitious conduct of this Dr. ',Spitatbelds. dry:soldiery-J. Wilkinson and 5. Duna, Birettio-
Q. Were you entirely ignorant of my instructions duced, and the evidence, almost entirely false (itit :-Black, who, he said, bad himself violated the law, ' tineiicrirrila tune ..ittirit-merebants-R. Jerboa; mat J.
on the tßth, and I did not communicate them to you meant with respect to the information on which It . for which lie (the Prisoner) now stood there to X.
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and r . s.'..ollitttt fatten Inater)eird!ittitnarlekrs-Rrt.k tau"
on that day ?- A. The first time I knew your in- ! was founded), that had been adduced, Compelled Mid. garner; he asked if, any thing could be more cruel R. Sadlerand M. Petfet, Leman-stiket, Go 'dams's-holds, air-
structions, and then but partially, was when yon pro- Ito solicit from the Court the indutgence of five days, , than after a lapse of twenty years, to bring forward Fettles-W. )BPitielndr iii spiriv;r: !lath,
' rberd.ther.s
duced them at a Council of at Balagner, on the las he conceived that he could Dot be fully prepared in Isa charge of thia sort, which had so long lain dor- ! low, (3. Bird, and A.gJeu.nes,ftsitrailwtford ,'d,;eix"2 J. Puna Cud
17th bf Julie. - I a shorter space of time. mart? That nothing could be less a martiage than the- J. J. •Whitchurah, Bristol, wine-Merehants -R. Parker, T.
The witness then withdrew, but in a short time Sir 1 The Paestneer said, it was for the Prisoner to Irish one, performed .as it was iu a back ptirlour- , ' iv.. end gA. I •
•Wortbia ton C T R and W. Parker- •Heaton.Norris
e11,.' GO:at l' math, Br' 1. nod C.
J. Murray expressed a wish that he should be called name what period he should deem absolutely neces- 41n4 the only persons present being the lady's family. - Minks, Prescott, • Lanc,shire, clock makers-R. Rowe, J.
back, in orfler to put another question to him, which I sary, and if that should appear unreasonable, the If tidawas not a clandestine 'marriage, he.was at,a !gas Duenitau. and J. Jenkins, Peuryn, Corodtall, paper-mannfac-
be had omitted. [.Court must be cleared to take the question into cost- to know. what was: a marriage, the only witnesies to :ftwen7C.'.Blstitc" aed T. Stokes,,EdgMllion, Warwickshire,
The ADVOCATE-GENERAL observed, that this re- ! sideristion• The-Court watt accordingly cleared, but which were the lady's father and her two sisters, and , .. -..
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quest was under circumstances different from that of iin a short time assented 10 the request. of Sir .1. blur- performed in her own house by a Minister, who had ! . - • .
The Average Price of SUGAR; far therWeilk, iodine Jan.
Admiral Hallowell, as no other evidence had Wel. ray, and adjourned till Friday morning next. never spoken to him, the Prisoner, before ; aqd, 18 is 75,. 51d. per Cwt. , .... .t •
*tined between the time of his examination 'Ad that who did not thlitk it necessary to have one single Average Prices of COHN or ENGLA.IIDoaIIiAILES, pee
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when the request was made. ' --Pa • ItityßAotitsminv CAST.-Aequittal of J. Bird, no2s.eliorge person present on his part. lie declared his perfect quarter. from the Return, (*riding Jan. 4 :,-,- .
Admiral Hallowell bad no objection to the .of Aturder,_und couriction of his accuser. Ann itadrord. for innocence of any violation of the law, and his. firm *trot- Rye. ,Bnoe7. Pau- Bea* Pease. oalar.
being called back. .., 41;
_,!. I yerjury,-Tbe trials Cowan at the adjourned Sessicins for Esc- i . ...
- ; ter, pn Monday the Milt hag. Oar readers-mar recollect. then conviction that the first me •the • ' • --"."'''"' ----"' ------ '- - -
,triage, ender circum- 14, d. s. d. s. ',4- e. d. 15.•4. s. Ap. 1.
General Clinton biffriet'allerbirek, 9101:1111Weea
7 "...tn Nimpalber hat wagareanaceount of tbe apirebeastompf,/. stances, could never be considered legal.--lie de.' d 3 4 38 11 31 .18 3 938 7 r 41/ 8 .344
put the following question to him:- Bird, on a charge preferred against hint by AsallVard,W -01.... clarede that le: was perfectly unacquainted with ;Ili. .. - .
rennin g one Buckliill, a gentleman's servant, about two ywin •
Q. Have you never expressed yourself as offended before. The mioule eircapulancesibe then stated were per. Pickering, the Proseeutor, who had not thought e
1,., "Trieltre AT MI/RDFA AN a ‘l,..i .1.......-' ' D -DIODE.- ...____T- -,....mx.
with me, for not having placed in you that confi- listed in till Saturday se'nnight, whit being assured thatilue#, proper to appear before the uourt ;and he trusted the the 18th inst. about half-past seven o'clock, one of the most le-
dence which you conceived yourself entitled to as; tellrlimounrthi,
ssbr:7loituoatEarxiredectoinatr4adthathteibtteeneufdiarcogefrioraut sir _ii_.
o g fact of this person's having instituted a prose- "Itisic'hogrvicents occurred in Nunn ich, that !Ws heen tiara for
the next teniur Officer in command ?—A. I certainly false. Bird was put cut bis trial as above j.dee_jarl appeared in culiun on a subject he had nothing w hateter to do t. A person of the name of Bei dy, w_bil IMM co-
habited IVIIii a voting woman of the name of hlary GailiW, re-
lied great reason to feel, that dining the time of being a met crowded crowded Conn, and tin the Itiseiottartt tog 4er what
N with, and relative tO persons he never in his life saw,. siding in the parish of St. Stephen, in consequence of git of
under your command, no degree •of confidence ap- !"
stniag, Stir sal
agagilintlh!' Prispaolei rwahiCl:lhe bar, she
Bled" 'rib; would have a. Aloe weight with the Court and the 'jealousy (aggravated by eircanistancses of a pecuaMry mature,
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which he had bean an occasional visitor; the ;inform-
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ever, my having expressed myself in the manner men. : -
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tJueriy,ttrand found %Mils( Adrilanteradfortdo,nru;crwtirlifaail andna '
lihrt RccoapeWbriolly clowned up the evidence, • Bite victim obeyed the summons ; she sat down in the sett", and
tioned in your question. I certainly was not of- corrupt ?. g. Z
.aluxe I kaoww that lam guilty,:l lam advised-
to end distinctiy stated to the Jury, that heentertained 'lifter refew word had pissed she atter to i.eave him, when Bea-
4ty presented a pntol alter, thseinvging the contests eater-
feuded. ' lead-No G •lt " Her affidavit bark b a rPtiA Burk- doubt of
Admiral Hallowell stated, that he had no more Rill
tiie.btaher
and
nstateri to hare been
tatrezerrile,iirapeatted at beng ransiuded by Mr. Woleu of in evidence i another pity)t at his own bend, Natty rpsting the acizzleof the
id deposed, that for the last elmdlwed 1 stupor only nit weep, it fhiled ta the effect intended; Abe
••evitnesses to call. .He offered to produce two letters, with laird Beauchamp. sled came with 104 A. to Cuter in ha again' ad4trseed the Snry.,. and desired them
to we
ir s e *tied tieing only a laceration of the scalp.and
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the one from Sir J. Murray to. Admiral Yellow, re- the summer of Hill Duriag 11 days that he remained lberehe bear in.ittitid the Piisoner's °ten confession. . . ' deseructiou o the ki rig t ear. -Messrs. I'a Erman auti Harris,
i went ofteo to.the gardemaf Alta Radford's fatherforfotkvpat. _„.,. T eons, St. Ste hea'remee - baring
been desired 10 attend,
luesting a co-operation. • 'he thereby became acqualuted with her; that .he -kw . The Jury after • efi,... w • • a short deliberation, fentid the ,"g . P et,
. they, on esansnaitioni found the woman in a most dangerous
Sr J. Murray said, that he was ready to admit, Bled; thatik never quarreik‘ur tilt him or any . on Prisnuer Gault". . . . ; state, the Contents of the pistol having entered just helowthe
Net had requested co-operation from Sir E. Pet- airtihreerfal •.loletzdrirfulla• t:tearbvat.ar"7et *' I. it: 014, cowmen. *WI' every Pilift.fteeortitr, the 'en- i axilla, !a4lng it lateral direction beneath ihe muscles, peac-
-1 had- expected it, and therefore thole letters Radford nth aby I • jos ;aro tleswilr '0 . tletiSan whd, cosiducts *hot department fee us,' under- i "4"11K ''"'".." the sth a" nth ribs, pas.ing the kft lobeOfthe
.. . •-• . • .s" 1 ; - Nome tritinsittnijory, but Who'll an apparent direetton,thniegn
^settry. I was with her on the ev _ piktim to WI .
~ • • i 1.- • that •it edbailff.illed rererveitirzo pointi L the dialbott •d 1 • elf in habdomen, ...icy- .&_. ,an osiux its t e At eleveo
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----airniesaid lioneelf //aided they 1,- v.geib'si - • id Sill". .A.,1444 ' - ""` ' Alte corisklerstion. orthifyteive-jgdges, namely; fed, °c.,...' • as conveyed to the Norfolk and Norwich Hasp'.
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by Thomas Back, Esq, wa- detuiued nu-
v id Ilia ay marine" olive, efts the depositions of is linear,
4.4. a laten'and %Oar* in, the Prisoner srastally coalmine('
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'hie!' extract., werst..:44 , ' . Aro 4i, base, of Bigamy omit titig.i 'tftezestienftntitedle'Bibie rtfonthilinpr
appeared that the Githi- tent(no.kthiyitatiiettfato' st the 'whole.O.f,' • ' •I'diiii.—r;',•..' . ' . --- - —'
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_'en- A Geillior aivitti Jed under the follOielaiiiiittili.;,.. 1 Faev TM if LONDON.GAZE77
ae 9th of Jane, and that . stancea-:_it afipiaire.i,' that in the4iittittfg/ ..-0*
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6tid,M_oolll I!ere Idllded then about 17 years. of age, he hailliiettgessi4rett' - • BA shItUPTS
e enemy fre.lll' the villa with al- rioititok!, in which he was thew 10'011100..at "It. Whittfe and T. Lutwyene, Liverpool, r
that they remained there I,nndonderiy, in Ireland ; he there bet:anis acquaint. 7. March 4, at the Shaksprare Tavern. Lin
. 'ed siith'a. Miss Alicia Marshall, a person of nearly ,Il or M e L
lurrow', Lieigil and Narverpool. Bridge-s".
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presented a return ot-the ' sidultie his age, between whom and the Prisoner', a J:King, Gosport. tinplate-worker, Feb. 1
filch Sir J. Murray hid Presbyterian Preacher, calling himself Etc. Black', the India Anns Inn, Gosport. Anomie',
r receiving on beard at performed)marriage ceremony, in a back parlour Alexander, and flolme, New lan ;and Mr.
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this, that he had taken of ibc lady's hpie, without bans or licence,' and nit: W. Baylis, Clteve Prior, Worcestershire,
; horses more thinl6; March 4, nt the Whitt Hart Inn, Eveslntn
' 'was- indiridual present but the members of the Lady's fa:.
~ I Atatredrs, Mr. Smart, Staple ton ; and Mr
mily, . . f wa/, Worcei.tershire.
objection to the paper Mr. GURNEY opened the prosecution, and stated'; 'I. I‘!"n'"ter, Dudley, Worcestershire, sh
, 1 26,•htareli 4, at the Stork Taveifili Blraiingh.i
vledini that he id make ,thecase as above. . . . .. ~
.. !Gem, flirminglians.
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