The Statesman.
London, England, 1811-03-27 00:00:00

Flag! MURDER and REVENGE!

and in high health aad spirits. Hsdaj►m
continuing its gallant defence. There '
which state that the French had raised

that town; hut we fur that this part**.

rumunt thatl of trod'. "
" The most ierportast swarms*
letters by the Scher it the (awe

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" Flftv of tsia— innCs ht have re-
venge. "fberefore Peron Okstreiwords and Farmers ver -
Haim and Houses shall burn if you take our Lan.ls, vuur 1..
tee snail pay Your sheep we will ear—Your Oxen we
awe your Stacks-shun blase sad Mica you shall be 6Aeuted
as vuu return house Pram the market or lair. We are unites'.
and 'went to stand by owe ;loather 50 good fellows."

The first witness called was
John Jentter, who said his father lived at Mares.
flew; the Prisoner was clergyman of Maresfield ;
he went to seismal to him, and he talr„ht him to
write. Ile has seen Mr. Bingham write; he anti
his brother went to church on goodly, the Ifith
December; Mr. Bingham was at church; his bro.
ther and a cousin returned home with him. Mr. B.
overtook them on horseback ; he mild in a joke, he
would ride over us. After Mr. Bingham got by,
be saw a letter dropping to the ground. Ile was
thee distant about six rods; he thought it cam•
from Mr. Bingham, but he was nut sure; ho
thought so, because he saw it flying iii the
air before it reached the ground—it 'was wavering
in the air. He saw .11 man and woman and tieo
childreo, before Mr. B. came up; they were
.be.
tore Mr. Bingham. He came up and picked up the
letter. Mr. U. rode forward, bat looked back very
'much. He carried the letter he she, and gave it to
his mother. As soon as he picked up the leiter, he
said toil cousin he thought it was Mr. Bingliam's
band.writing ; his cousin said he thought it was
not. He saw Mr. B. next morning, when he went
to get a Chrialmas.piece ; he said, " You found a
pretty letter yesterday, did you not, Johnl" lie
replied, "• Yes."
Cron.mmined.—Fl is mother had shewn this let.

ter to Mrs. 13. on the Sunday evening. He had not
been at school with Mr. B. for a year before, but
his cousin then continued at school with Mr. B.
and he said he thought it was not Mr. B.'s hand.
writing.
William Jenne., aged ekven, align of last wit.
Doss, John Jupiter, was in company of last witness
at Mansfield Clisurch. Be did not see the paper
until bo otolly eases up to it; his cousin John
picked it up. Before they came up, John said,
" There, William, there Is a letter dropping to
the ground." When they picked It up, John said/
ho thought it was Mr. B.'s writing ; he said, he
thought it was not. John gave the letter to his mo.
ther when be got home. Mr. B. was In si4iit when
picked and back very

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probabty take Mit beptilin of the yowl; Napoleon. the letter was picked up, and he looked back very
emits left the , A very Derive impress for resolvers and landasen still seek.
risk provisions,, gees en at Plymouth. N n less than levee differset Thomas Dates lived as tenant under Mr. Richard
sdajts was still
mar are nightly employed on this sortie& An Joiner; was at church at Marestleit on Sunday,
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protections are disregarded. lath Demweber; Mr. Bingham dtd duty on that
fete are lettaill Cwallt•Stenitnales massif iito—rhe Market ss.day
,has day. He totems/ home after church in the diree.
red the siege of as gamy freolt amvalsof VAWat, but setensala asp- don twit's/de Mr. Jenner's house; four more were
creirtiola awe of 40.1 so;
we
sat Laliai ow
rearlitly." with hbi; he ..walkwrit pear the middle or the coati ;
lies 4 Sayer
insimpixeswaprirly at last weenie
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Mitriey with Malt likewise in telliodan jitivive-and, at hide the reed IsP lOW thirty feet wide; he thighs he
~ - vasistiss. Willis Pen kartUY RI LW_ Oziatill
~ Wm Boas must YIN seenaltlates. if it 'lad been lying there;
la sidoilija the of Ate iwokids. The *apply of.thik ko teusteerahle • .
and thi s'rade maw laaiaa
soak . guar at kJ) he Any *we, he went the sest:ereed• is this last
niletellet faint to go kap*, -'- trira •nit,,
: 0 wriest the 1, ,o ~. , ..
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