The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-12-30 00:00:00

Is to be done? Why, assemble u many as you can, and
as Ohm* yea can, and express your ideas upon the pro-
bability of what I have aaticipatingly *glinted ; and,
above all, warn your representatives ageism consenting
to one foreign soldier setting his foot in England with a
&dock in his hand. Whenever that day arrives, you
are undone for ever—your doom Is Axed. You will Lave
eked rivers of blood—have spent hundreds of millions of
money in your crusades over Europe, to set its nations
free, as you pretended; after doing which, you will be
regarded by them all with **tempt (unmixed with
pity) for hiving been the Grit to fall into a degrading
ntititary servitude!! TACITOS.

TO THE EDITOR OF THB STATESMAN.
Ileo--Having an engagement at the Bank, aid being
obliged to wait for some time, I beg leave to give you al
specimen of the manner of doing Wises@ at the Ex-

change.
" Pray do you see that gentleman there, in the brown
mot, speakiugto Transfer, the broker'?"
" Yes."
"Do you know him ?"
" No:"
" By 0--d! it is astonishing how some people get'
forward ; I remember him four years ago, whoa Its was
$ clerk in Messrs. Cash, Rhino, and t m's hoses; and
sow, 1 am told, he keeps a chariot and a girl, sad does
• d—n'd des. of business."
" I suppose he had good friends." •
" Friends! yes—devilish good friesda.-111e father
kept the Week M—, and his mother was the
willow of a man who kept a chandler's shop."
" Ifs ! rio you see newt Upstart in the next walk?
lan nothing—bat I believe that it is at all geld that
glitters.—Dtd yon hear of the affair t'other day r—
(Whispers.)
" Why ! I thought he was as good as the Bank."
"Ay ! ay! 1 only give you a hint, though—in pore
Headship-1 have at this mossesi—Cadrega up his
Mee/dere, and whispers)--11 wish to lied I bad the cash."
" Pray, do you know who that was you spoke to
" Yes ; Tow E.rehange, a Swedish merchant.
64 Merchant! Arse! hem! ha! merchant is a good
travelling name-pride will have a fall—the pitcher may
be broken at last.
1 always understood his credit was good."
" Yes, I 'believe he has had too mach credit!"
" Yon astonish me!"
" Nay, I only hid you be on your guard."
" Apropos! When did you see Will fflereor—a
41-41 tumble that of his—he'll never come round; I al-
ways thought his principles had, he carried on business'
in such a war be never used but one hand; he took all, 1
sod gave nolhing."
" I am told, if it had not been for the loss of those
ships, be might have been in a very capital line."
" No! no! Don't you be deceived; he'll never do;
hot, good by t'ye ; I see Hot Par youder, and I have
some money to receive of him ; and, between ourselves,
ca to him, I believe, am right to speak in time—you un-

.
cientand me?"
" My news ro.tlayr
" No—nothing, particular ; they talk of a tumble i■
the seighbourhno4."
" What ! of Hill aftd Boole house?"
" 0 no! not that, although I believe things there are
oat in the hest situation. But lam told, &certain house.
within two doors of yeses, is like eons to bete the Wei-

..--alkang.lll.6 it 5111
" AT, so moo people=gl7,Z—have missy basi-
lica with thent? '
u Nu great matters ; I have some bills of theirs which
I never alfrolllltPll, as they will be SON due"—
" Ay, the sooner the better; pray did you receive the
money you went after yesterday?"
" 0 yes ! paid at once ; they are in a very good way
I am told."—
" flood war—well-4 give you joy of your cossexion
—will von dine with am to day?"
" I half an boor—bet I have a bill be two
of Nears. Detected aid Co.—you know the iodorser ?"
hy, good Hod ! Is it he: I wish you well through
the business."
" What ! Ito yon know him ?—lle is a merchant of
the first character"—
" It Ira% hut ember flay he was an oat-door clerk to
Old Ramitd,l, and married Lis housemaid—However, you
know your own afairs bett--tiood bye—l see Yawn`
idonwito coming up, and he is a connexion, which, fur
certain toescue, I wish to drop. I'll expect you to din-
ner."—
"0! positively, be with you."
" I have nobody with me but the two Closeflete from
Lombard-street. and Dick Receipt, and in that quarter,
by the bye, I can tell you, that things look but starer;
but that's none of my business, you know—so sites.
And this is what is called Pomo Scotties.

Illstressersa, Dee. Il7.—The nine persons, de-
rdiolbes. the demanded districts, who were ap-
Thuseity Ism. at the Sir Sydney Smith
Pakl•sereet, Manchester, as well as the two
=ft=me the following day in the New
1,
have uadergoas a private esand-
nation beers the Glagistraies to-Oy. Ten of them bare
been miseriteed to Lancaster male, for want of bail,
a conspiracy. The ball rewired by the
ld is melt of the prisoners is and two
sureties . each. The prisoners left here this eve.-
b(. on lb* way to lineages&
LUIMULABLI Diseovnev.—We have beard a
singular story within a Ibie days. from several re-
spectable soirees, respestiog the discovery of a
human skeleton in a regimes pert of Lichfield. which, it
Is thought, will lead to the disimer, of a murder, sew,
for the fist time. opposed es hive bon eguaggitteil
there about twenty-her =reface. It seems that ea
repairing as old hoe" occupied by Mr.
sad ealargiag the cellar, the &down of a man wee
found In a eleolie peliebee. wader what was fermerly"
a hollemen. Wit elremitsees immediately
so reselleetbk a camber se ouspleloas ioeideatatrg
warred about tile dam helleromeeatiseed; but
diseemaseeml tele dee hams Week were sot null fo-
rm._ fisseill2E4' 1-
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YORK wHIO CLUB.
The following Resolutions base been posed at
ifeetieg of the York Whiff Club :
I. That the Repremutatims of the People 114=
west is the established Coosdtutios of ski
mad the true source of its kappiwess sod dignity.
I. That as the People become esligitteuoi, the
female* ought to extead, net orßy Umiass awe
Wad popular novernment is the surest source of
ty, but because an utsrepreseoted Ports will
prosperity, bat
respect Oevernment, and ultimately attempt
to subvert it.
3. That the present system of Repreoentatioe IS this
kiagdons is imperfect and corrupt ; lesperfset, issweech
as very seisiress bodies of the People, fully eampbtent
to exercise the elective franchise, are wholly deprited
of it: corrupt. oot only from Rorisaglis Iwing
open to, and constantly admitting the grossest bribery.
but because tke Parliamentary inlaence possemod by a
few individuals. rests in them Ike chief wer oft m
State. and destroys that cootroul to which the People are
entitled.
4. That the imperfect and insufficient contronl in of
of tiorernment, now possessed by the People. is
still further reduced by the fang ;lutetium of Parliament.
permitted by law.
b. That the people of this kingdom are folly sensible
of the fact of its imperfect representation. Red of the
evils thence arising ; that discontent, grounded ott this
feet. is sittrepiveir spread, and is daily increasing; and
that the safety o( the Constitution demands an effectual
and immediate Reform ia the Commons House of Par-

liameat.
fl. That the duration of Parliament, authorised br
law, ought not to exceed three yeas.
7. That all Boroughs in Ishii+ the number of ElsaI
tors is so few as to lay theta open to the influence of
bribery, and all Boroughs which, from their
Mdse.
have become individual propertyought to be OW.
tithed.
9. That, in lien of the Boroughs so disfranchised, the
right of representation ought to be given to the moo
Populate towns of the Lotted Kingdom, pi te'
i
inhabitants of the kingdom at large,isein
nt ocespiers
a separate dwelling.hoose, or directly le to taxi
titre ; provided such persons are not •ving perish
relief, and have otherwise no vote for may City, Tows.
or County.
9. Thai for the more equal representation of the people
at large, thus entitled to vote, the blagdos might us ha
divided into elective districts.
10. That in county and district 'lathes Ilraz
ought to be taken in each parish, or le united-
-sad all on the someday.
11. That in parochial elections the ballot ought te hi
used.
The above Resoletioas having been reedit:l6.ldt
a view to ground a Declaration to the
and a Petition to Parliament epos them, it was emb
solved—
Th and distributed
That thri should be primed
the Members of the 1..1ah. and that the Meeting :eel:
adjourn to Monday eveulag, the id of Jssaary. WA
at Ettridge's lintel, and at Me usual hour of semi. for
the purpose of taking the object into flusher coast-
deration.

We to

Mr. Filewood.
A large and valuable Collection of Sketches, be. by
the late Mr. Romney, presented lq his sea.
A Drawing of en Equestrian Statue of Manus Au-
relius, by the late Lord Fititrillime, when a youth. pre-
seated by Mr. Cookson.
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An exquisite Drawing of Flowers. restated by Mrs.
Men.
Several valuable hooks. promoted by
Mr. Milieu.
Dr. Walla arid
And a splendid edition of Oisian's Poems, in (iodic,
preeentedly the Highland Society of Lades.
The liberal, and indeed umunilleent present of
Mr. Romney, of the studies of his father, we noticed
with much peasure, and hope it will situate the
attention of out distinguished artists, and iodine
many of them to follow his example, for we de not
know where they etas with so math bower, misty,
and effect, place the finer specimens of their art,
and of their studies, than in die Pitzwillkus Mu-
seum ; which, from the nature of its eslabilaltmeat
—its funds—and the character of the learned aed
distinguished individuals to whom he managemebt
is entrusted, will we doubt not, at no distant pe•
riod, become one, of the most celebrated eolisoliosa
in Europe.
PATIENT COACH.--Ths Southampton Comb,
lately twice overturned, was reported to le ewe
of Mr. Marrnawe's Patent Sob Cr.saba but
that was sot the fact t it was ON of these ammene
imitation., false/ called Safe Coaches. sunrise leg-
gage on the root instead of seder the passes, as is
the real one: there are owe which pretend ' but
Matthews's are the only Coaches wWi are undbt a
bond not to carry luggage eat raft •AI would
yield to the old prejudice, sad sake Ms fats
in the dangerous narrow tricks of other
leggaFe Ds the roof, he meld knee let
Byline som to makstokt selb .
ho to ratan that en manna Me
hitherto Imad.—Catioe : Thor &Ream weeds. ai Mat-
his
Patent Safe Coach." are pdaed a the sides t
from *et kaewiag this. wort psalm have has fir
ceived by thee* spinets Inellallows, wilds neither a h 4
safety aor coevealeam.—Oseshmassen an nepostfalty
isformsd, es acne* of the isseemed amber naked
for the Sprlag (as thee, Coaches, whisk et Suet were
Ise heavy, ate sew be bulk below the name fie weight
of others). the away fee the me of the Pala till
reduced nearly Walla the let of April elm. Tin
fellow'? will then be the Scale of Chargearr24ee
Coach ag lama thee lee mike perduy, 111- 111 t. Ifs.;
110, 01.1 10. 2f. *Li 1111. ift. IL 145.; "IL eat
311. If. Is. per Lau Meath.—The snow el amesigewo
pratering this manyeeee, ie.& umeed_s main '

The tragedy of Maly avant which was performed at
tide theatre the week before last, sad which we hail
supposed to have bees totally laid adds, was rIMISIIIif
males aria promoted is the mitotic. Sane jaileless
notailmosts mod sheradess have taken place, and the
meeseestatlea of the play sew occupies three quarters'
of as hoar less than it did is its original state. This, it
li
must he allowed,. is a mossiderable improves... SONS
we doubt whether soy dosage, short of a miiirkto
revises, cam ever render this a first-yaw play, or
secure for it more than a moment's popularity:—
As accurate adherence to historical fact is not,
partrally speakiag, calculated to ptoduce dramatic
effect. The eirrnmstasses upon which the play Is
feuded are too well limes to excite a lively interest,
mad too much is left for nstesery, and too little for curi—
osity to enticipate. To resider, therefore, a play of this
description a favourite with the public, it is evident that
it must be supported by talents and exertions of the first
description.—Miss Macant.res performance in Mere
Steen was, at least, as good as the selection of the
character for her first appearance was 'judicious.
Still, bowecer. it was mot each as to secure to her the
reputation which her subsequent performances has,
proved her to merit, and we were not therefore sorry le
perceive that the character of Alert' &tart had bees
assigned to Alin Forms. This Actress is evidently not
*Mused for the higher walks of tragedy ; but her exer-
tion yesterday evening were of a very respectable cast,
and her appearance fully realised that picture of loveli.
sees and grace which the imagination always assockilke
with the idea of the unfortunate Queen. Perhaps, Is the
present scarcity of female theatrical talent, a hater
substitute could set have been easily provided. We ass
ignorant whether the disappearance of Miss MacruLst
his proceeded from her own conviction of the unitimagill
of this character, or whether it has bees suggested is
the Owen-room. la either case, it requires an expiate
ties, which we hope the Manager will not withhold.—
No alteration was made with regard to the other charac-
ters. Mrs. Sims declaimed as usual, and the other
performers played is their accustomed style. The piece
as suominced for repeition amidst general applause.

WINDSOR, Dec. 4S.—The Marquis of Camden
went out of waiting on the King on Friday, sad
left *w London. The Earl of Vi inchehea arrived
to relieve the Noble Marquis, and is now in wait-
ing en the King. Sunday Prince Leopold arrived
at the Castle from Claremont, on a visit to the'
Princesses. His Royal Highness remained till
Monday. Lady Caroline Darner has been on a visit
to the Princesses, and left on Sunday for London.
Yesterday the Earl CATUCART bad a long an-
&epee of the Plums RV:3MT at Carlton-home,
upon his return from his Embassy to Russia.
name to town on Monday
Townley bis•Roysl
Hisir-
As Ace in the Hone-guards.
the Duke of OLlN:Carr= sr-
Brighton. Mendey his Royal
In a visa to the Earl of Yantr-
St. Albans.

Tuesday Prince LEOPOLD le% Claremont on a
visit to the Earl of DARNLEY, at his seat in Kent.
Yesterday Sir Hemet Ilairoce left toern to
attend the KING at Windsor.
On Monday evening their Royal Highnesses the
Duke and Duchess of Kr.Nv, with their infant
Princess and the Princess FrIDORE (the Duchess's
daughter). arrived at the Palace of the venerable
Lord Bishop of SALISBURY. These illnstnoiss per-
sons, attended by a numerous mite, arrived in seven
carriages, having left Keasington P.slaee early the
same morning.
Oe Tuesday morning, Josses; Ttxnaa,
Mayor of Salisbury, accompanied by several Al'
Amen and Assistants of the Corporation, waited
earth. Duke and Duchess of KENT, at the fable.
spay their respects to their Royal Higheemle
their arrival, and presented an Address le Ault
loyal Highnesses, and the freedom of the shy to
Ma Royal Highness.
Naw It estovaimireve E.tsT OF CARLToN-Houss.
....All the arrangereehts are at last formed for the
lifthiteetaral improvements East off ail-mall; and io
the Spring the workmen will begin pulling down
the old buildings, commencing with Waterloo
House. The other premises to Suffolk street, in-
cluding the west side of that street to Little fleflblk-
street, and the south side of the latter, are also to
be removed : and a few of the houses iu the Hay-
market, opposite the Opera House, are to be re-
built. Cockspur-street, from the east side of Sof-
blk4treet to Whilcomb-street, is to be widened by
the reduction of the frontage of the houses No. 1,
3,4, 8, and O. Whitcomb-atreet will be no
longer a thoroughfare ; a high brick wall is to be
erected nearly opposite the Mews-gate. The out-
let for carriages will be from Little Suffolk-street.
A thrush, of this year's brood, with the whole of
its plumage, and its bill and legs of s pale hell colour.
was shot, on PrWay kat, by a gentleman at Ratheastoa.
The Mile geatlemea. a few days before, shut a epeeist"
of the greater spotted woodpecker, with a mimosa circle
reboil its neck, sod spots of the same cobras below the

breast.
Stwits.—A butcher in Silesia, who went Isle
the country to buy swine, was shot a short dale
se. is a wood near Nbrig by a robber. As Ow'
ktVer was approaching to pinnder him, the hotelier's
tin
terlinsly attacked the murderer, seised him by the
!, ' *mulled him. A banter, who had hilted
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NAVAL INTALLIGE,VCr

Pot?Worn', Dux !S.—Sailed the Thomas
Coatis, Majoribanks, kir China ; Balmer, Barak, ,
for Calcutta ; John, Popplewell, and Faith, Cturcli,
for Madeira ; Abcona,Catwicii, for Jamaica ; Wood-
lark, Middleton, for the Mediterranean; and

Isabella, Friend, for Demerara. '
MARGATE, Die. 'l9.—The Netherlands brig of
wit, Cassia, Capt. Heys, from Suriname, was seen
at day-light this morning on shore on Margate
sand. The °filters and crew have, with difficult),
been taken of the wreck and landed here, without
being able to ease any .thing from the velsel,
which is now on her beam-ends, with her mainmast

gone.
HARWICH, Dec. 'N.—Arrived tho Lady Nepcan,
Lord Duncan, and Henry Frceling packets, Irons
Cuxhaven; and Thetis, ditto, from Gottenbargh,
all with mails. When the last packet left Cux-
haven, the ice was dear, and a number of pilots
went down from Hamburgh to take charge of ves-
sels waiting for the ice to clear.
DEAL, Dec. 49.—Came down from the River.
and sailed the Elrick, M`Lean ; and Adriatic,
Rutter, for Rio Janeiro ; Intrinsic, for Jamaica ;
Maids, Tregar, for Sierra Leone ; and Blandest
Hall, Greig, for Bombay.

ROYAL EDINBURGH I'OLUNTE.RRS.

Entssoftan, Dze.45.--The Lieutenant-Colonel
has much pleasure in communicating to the regi-
ment a letter which he has received from the Lord
Provost, enclosing one from Lord bidmouth ; end
the Lieutenant-Cola:el hasonly to eapreas his pie.
feet confidence, that the regiment will ever Wa-
llow to merit the approbation of their Sore:gigs
by the same zeal in his service which they evissisi
on the occasion which his Royal Highness the
Prince Repot has been graciously pleased to nodes
in so flattering a manner.
Ediabarei. Dee, 14, ISt&
Loart—l beg leave to transmit herewith a kttee
which I have this day received from Lord Shissonth.
dated the 41st instant, conveying the expressiost arts*
Prince Regent's approbation of the loyal sad spirited
CIDINIOCt of the Royal Edinburgh Volun--eers, is taktog
the 'garrison duty of Edinburgh Cassie, on the Ifith
inst. and the following day, distally enabling Major-
General Sir Thomas Bradford to detach the regular
garrison for the assistance of the civil power to the west
country.
In this ezpressiin of his Royal Highness, the
Magle-
testy of this city beg leave to join, and to rewire to
your Lordship oar best thanks for the ieedieres with
which you esemlied with the requestsmade to you to
take the duty aboyeonsentioneol, and to the corps them-
selves, for the seal and alacrity with which they tensed
out on the occasion.
hats the honour to be, ety Lord, year Lora Wit
most obedient humble servant,
(Signed Jon!! Mannearrost, Lord Prevost,
Right Hos. Lora President, he. -•
--Wrbirobeif. -Jim. hi. •
MT Lone—l have had great ?teasels so lsyiug
the Prince Regent the report made im me by liojeollo+
sera! Sir Thomas Bradford, of the galiant coaductof
the Royal Edinburgh Volunteers, (se the 11th iselatd,
and the following days, in taking upon tbeinsolvea the
garrison duty of I:aloha:Ili Castle, whereby ties Haw
rat was enabled to detach the regular garrison be the
assistams of the civil power, in repressing the immense,
tiosary spirit which betrayed itself in the westernizt
of Scotland; and I have great litisfartios in z
ing his Royal Highness's commas/In by requestim *cc
you will mercy to the Lord President Hope, and to the
Officers, non-commissioned idgerro., and privates wise
his Lordship's command, the eaprescon of his RV/
Highwee's approbation of their loyal and spirited ad-
duct on the (occasion above-mentioned.
I have the honour to be, my Lord, your Lordship's
most 'Wiest servant,
(Signed) Stersomm.
The Lord Provost, FAinbtirgh.
By ortlci of Use Lieutenant• Colonel.
OZOIRGIT TODD, Jua.
Acting Adjutant R. IL 'V.

ROYAL Ht uv.-10a Friday, the Royal Home
turned pat a very doe deer for a day's diversion, at
Longford. which showed great sport. At starting. he
proceeded through the inclosures, by Horton, taking re
the eight; by Sleigh, where he ran with great swiftness
hy Salt Hill, taking towards the Thames; he des it
length taken near Mon College, after a sharp mid ad-
cellist ran. 4 hie of the spoitsisien bid Ma horse dfate
from under him. on coning into Eton. The bone
hat
been very hard run daring the chase. He was a remark-
ably fine animal. and his being orer.ran was the ems
of Medusas.
Commis Irony-wins —A singular mate WO
made at • Coffee-boas in Piccadilly, on Aitaliti,
at an hear when (he spading glasses were ci
hetwees for Gentlemeo, of the names of Wright.
Wilmot, and Hutchinson, to run fire miles, a kind
sweepstakes race, each depositing ten raise* play sr
pay; tomcat on the Edgware-road at a certain hese.
Wright engaged totes see yards to Todd,=
of a utile to Wilmot. and half a mile to H
'('hey all wet and took their stations. and a gas was
the signal for starting. There was nearly an
la their running the lint two miles, with the
that Wilmot was up with the half-mile man; and ea
Teed catching him at the two miles and a half he re-
signed. The other three were together at the leer miles.
beitzt
and it was a fine race; Todd was beat ball a mile ?rem
t,
beam sad Wright and Wilmot contested it "my
ritedly in. Wilmot won it eirmly in the last
of a mile. by about N yards. Wright was it
ma to win. sad, although it was meant to be a seur
the ground was crowded. The winner, who is an ellicer
is the army, did his greed la 29 minutes.
Exacrnoe.—Yesterday moraieg the 'entrant d
- died, at the usual plat* la lie um
s. releviCted - the Wilber
elbow. at ttt...
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Tilt sithago. .

Several valuable additions have bees ede to "r— *"-
The Doke of Voss
the Fitswilliam Museum, Cambridge, is the come wining from oatiaDas.
of the present year, among w ieb are— Wm 61111 a issaa at his
A bmottifal MOM. ea a - of
Tombs Materetet ammo dew slam at cm,. &eft evesieg the
reducerrwittre by Mr. Oarvegbam ~ islets. from BA
Sclera valuable Nem. presested by Dr. Clarke sad Highness left town on 1
L. va........1 LAM, at his scat near S
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ream is this aiglabeethood eaderesee amg . I prefer"( au essee7thee. .. .
1
W Ids wife ss the howeshooper of tits =am ----- -
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Mr. soma =sou as, the tatter tea Pod Mewl for !tn?" Ifni "1161.41-.111-Mare Ira, attestraagled biro. A bootee, WDO MOD seam „arv,,.._. =.. __ . .
on Dome roads, • ea Oboes a &bd.***
up a stray hem, me& eed b bed arm advertised. thee au ether ce;rthee.__Na. c thetethoth...l..- t abet sod cries, hoeleneel to the spat. Wheel be seems law was carried iota effect, at the Waal pigswill SWUM..
sad.wo emu aprodfirt the! wire °°l4l small 1. se
Betbstal-grooo near the place where both were lying deed. the dog ran Dailey, no John Markham. *baited at the OM**
law. Nos low oar mu nest, the woman was to • howling sod foaming upon hint, and he bad so other Session Mse abondashle *boor. Plecisely tilt
band; received • Meer sessesciag the death of her into- The Men Ste New Oriels lo IleSenieods ibe mom to Mee himself than to shoot the elltblld dog. o'clock tho wretched euipetr waptaced es the
bald; aed seen dm afterwards. she married the said wore it ie approved. It his bees the MOO at Swam* DIPILAWITE. -At the term of the superior Mare dead than alive, attended hy.the Nov. Mr. Coes%
—. The seise was opt a oory happy en, and at dimrihati Noun its Tennant% as Fintkawa Veen of Vermont, in Manchester, last week. two bro- with wham he appeared to law la glens' pap, while
times. whoa 1114rowled, the Mb wes bend so *ream ..yorises, is sod its snits*, i tite short space *as of the Yee of Boma, formerly. of that ph*, mere the examiner was perfornieg his otelaerholymilke.
*expose her berkmed. New, these wns. wain very of Doe Month only. lidlobergli,
cheeter, sowristre Odle murder of a bentilet-to•Ise• They wow Ns a few minutes the drop fell. end the miserabis wretch
simian in A Ohm the saddle Liverpool, Neweestis besides 0 othe base meeseed to ho hear on the 25th dal' of Jaunty gest. was dead in an instant
°abed* Owl epee the alt.limilviggliormezerZ hod It set oho pardelpated in le or different Tweet? Tha *trier was committed about seven years ago. at d enocatas ACCIDENT. —Co Chrlstm: s night Margaret
ham in the Woo, gimp peehmbly woad sever horologes lo thl 111414. LOIPTIRT. to bees 1111, Auseaar, the* ewe of the murderers was arrested is the western pert of Mega. 'cline( Deo of the Willi oacert of Peebles. was
thmb% of ogee. We umbealeed the Grand Jay have am !WS was Twee* Toonsnes-sad the •Two 1 ibis Slate, where be bad some time resided. U.s of beret to death before the strident was diocovered. What
had the mist miesidoration. sad boas sent for firsairawe PAINS ore cafe* of an aelidetial TWonty ; thorn exhibited the most hardened unconeene. The wakes the eityna,tanat were altdaaehoty 1,4 that her
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removed * when they sew tookle.--(Ossusoniart Leap Tear, which Is auk' a rem led
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