The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-11-29 00:00:00

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o observe t.
4, Cheipshie,

leek and Bristol Post Coach, every Adenoma et 1.
lath Light Post Coach, In t troglays,to carey Four-Inside.
trough Maidenhead, Reading, Marlborough, Devises. and
Neikshsm. Mor.day, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at
Ikea. This Coach is chicly intended for the armonsmoda-
dos of Families, Invalids. de. who copilot undergo the
atigue of such a distance in one'diy.
Brighton Light Post Coach, through Ceekteld, de. every
Morning GCS, except Sunday.
Godstming mad Guildford Telegraph Coach. through Rib.,
emu, Leatherherd, Glendon and Horsley. T.eiday, Thew
day. and Saturday Mornings at 10. •
Gloucester New Post Coach, the Champion. throstek
Wycomb, to Oxford, Cheltenham, Hereford, Carmarthen,
r'Tenby, Ross, Swansea. Ike. every day at I.
Henley Coach, through Madenbaad, every Afternoon altl•
Stodgy excepted.
Llttlehampten. Arundel, and Petworth Coach. Tnesdafr
Thursday, end Saturday Mornings; a quarter before 7.
liferstros, Ramsgate. Deal. Sandwich, and Broadstales
Light Post Coaches, every Morning and Evening.
,Oxford Light Post Coach, through Henley, de. every
Morning at 7.
Portsmouth New and Elegant Light Post Coach, the Re-
gulator, to carry only Four Inside, through Kingstee,
Guildford, Peterseeld, and Ports's, every Morning et S.
NORTHIIIIN coacuas. •
York. Neweestie, and Edinbergis Coaches. and to AR
Parts of the North, every Morning.at a quarter before 9.
Manchester, Lancaster, Kendal, Rochdale, Huddersfield,
Rrsdfurd, Leeds, Halifax, Rotherham, Sheffield and NW.
with Coaches, daily. •
Weltingford and Mintage Coach, through Maidenhead,
Nettleheil, and Harwell, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Morning,. at S.
Godalmine and Guildford Telegraph Coach. throigh
Kinetton. Batton. Cobham. and Ripley, on Monday. Wed-
r,esday, and Friday Mornings at 10 ; Sundays at 7, end re-
terns to London the same day.
Salisbury Post Coach. to carry only Four Inside, through
Staines, Masingstokv, Whitchurch, Andover, tic. every
Morning at 7. . •
-Marlborough -and -Swindon four inside meek through
Alettlern. Reading, Longbows, Parton, Lydimpon' Pewaey,
Womble Basset, Rainsbnry, Ilungerford, Newbury and
bishierthead.
CARRIERS-I'o Twickenham. Stretford. and Isleworth,
every Monday, ‘Verloesdny. Eriituy. end Saturday.
• •• PANIErt and Co. Proprietors.
Parcels and Packages 2.6 safely and expeditiously con-
r-yed from this INN to every City, Town, Village, and
Cowley Scat is the following Counties, viz.:—
Perks, Owlet& . Surrey,
Serbs. Gloucester, Sussex,
Cornwall. Rent. Wilts.
Pettit). - „.„ Orlin& Worcester,
Corset. Hsali,• 'Somerset, South Wales,
All Parte of the Islb df Wieht. Jersey. Guernsey, and all
Parts of Prone*, and to all parts of the North.
Neel Pest-Cketses, dr. at the shortest notice.
Take Notice. that no Package, containing glass, chins,
watches, pliitr, rash, or bsek-notes. however &sail the value,
Mill be accounted foray if inst or damaged ; mot soy ether.
parrel or paseeneer's luggage, of more than 61, value, unites
BP'rined es such whelitfailvtored at the Ofilde,•and-pitlefer
aegurdingly.

NAN,DIRMAN'S. LAND.
Is,'.~~._'i'_•
[raow TUB UOll#lllT TOWN inert*, JULY 116 PONv.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR'St COURT, Jutar &
•
W. 8110011111D01 C. J. 101115 MAN.
This action netted considerable interest, and we publish
the substance of it for general ieformatlon. The plaintiff ht
the present case was a steerage passenger, with his family,
on board the Denmark Dill. bound to this colony, w.ere he
outsets) bee settler; the defendant was master of the ship.
It appeared that the plaintiff had paid 4001. for his pigsties
and aceommodations, and was to be supplied by the defend-
ant with a weekly ration of salted meat, biscuits, water, &c.
according to a schedule produced ; but the Captain did not
fulfil his agreement, es the plaintiff was deficient In the
weight and measure of his provisions and water ; and one
item, viz. vinegar, be never received at all, a most essential
article to persons like the plaintiff and Ma family, who lived
almost entirely on salt meat. The plaintiff frequently ap-
plied to the Captain to redress his grievances, but all was
unavailieg; the plaintiff was also not allowed to use the ere
but at certain times, although pressed repeatedly, as it could
have been dons without Interfering with any one; and what
made the matter more distressing to the plaintiff's feelings,
he had a sick wife and two children a part of the voyage,
who required a little More than ordinary the use of the Ere-
lace to warm stash things as the plaintiff thought necessary
lq their afflicted case. He ventured to remonstrate with the
Captain °Dills conduct upon this, end upon his not comply-
ing generally with theterms of his screement ; but it had no
other effect than to produce a positive refusal, accompanied
by an unpleasant altercation. Ills suffering wife and two of
his children died on the sea, about two months after they left
England. The plaintiff now came before the Court to seek
reparation for the !Diaries received.
The defendant's evidence. upon the whole, rather eon-
&meet the plaintiff's statement. —The Court gave a verdict
for the plaintiff to the 'meant of Ma deinand.—Dantages 801.

VAN 1)11114i4.11 LAND.—Ws are sorry to learn that this
promising colony has been again disturbed by incursions of
the Bushrangers, and that several of the Agricultural *en-
ters have suffered very ly term these savage banditti.
A highly respectable gentleman front this county was lately
visited toile night titer by a hood of fourteen of them, who
after threatening to murder him and his Sr7rants, plunderez
his farm of every thing portable, and Jemmied the re-
mainder of hi* stoak, end implements or Imstmndry, letteltm
him destitute alike of the means of cultivation and of sub-
sistence. The Bushrangers are convicts, whose terms Of
service have expired, or who, having steeped from the mas-
ters to whom their services were granted. have fled into the
interior, and associated together for .the purposes of pillage'
and rapine. In a country which is represented as net Ater
encumbered with extensive forests, nor broken by rocky
mountains, in whose fastnesses they might find permanent
'shelter, it °matt not to br difficult to extirpate these fero-
cious gangs, were a reenter military force employed, assist-
ed by the most active of the colorists. Until this be done,
or, the transporting of coutlctit there Eincootinuesl, the set-
' Bement in this delightful country. b) entiatantlal and
Idtistrimia emigrant% will be greirtly retarded, -tripar
Herold.)

_ spesators,
rascal. Yon might, Sir, in common decency, restrain
your temper here.
Mr. Phillips.—You don't seem to know me, Sir
Riciltrd ; do you not recollect me ?
Sir H. BIRNIII.—Mr. Phillips, you are an acquaint.
ance of thirty years standing. but here I know no one,
and those wholeheis me ought to kqow that I shall do
my duty as a magic ate by you as I would by a stranger.
The wanton or inconsiderate use of fire-arms amounts to
a misdemeanour, for which, if the charge is pressed, I
mast call upon you to give bail for, your appearance at
the Sessions. I would, however, recommend some kind
of adjustment to all the parties. •
Mr. Phillips said he would consent to no adjustlMlC
with such refloat, for his life was in danger. - •
Sir R. lIIRNIS.—Theri you must give hail.
Mr. Phillips.—But what am I to do?—How would
you 4dvise ? -
Sir R. BtaNic—Sir, I shall give no advice. lam not
there for that purpose. and besides I have a proof
eldsefore me of the ill effects of giving advice; though
very much doubt if the Magistrates at Union-ball did
advise von to use fire•arms.
Mr. Phillips still pressed for advice, but was desired to
apply to his solicitm, and the matter ended by his put-
tin in sureties to appear at thenrxt Surrey Sessions.
Catherine Balks, Susannah Welsby, and diary Mani-
ford, the three youtig women charged on Monday last
with being conceraed in committing a number of rob-
beries at furnished lodgings, were again brought up,
when two other charges were entered against them,
which the Maektrate thdngltt saffitient; and they were
fully committed fur trial.
HATTON HARDEN.—Yesterciay, Richard Oabb, the
landlord of the George, Leather•lane. appeared to an-
swer an information for atiffering gambling is his
house.
The informer deposed, that on Mondry evening last,
at seven o'clock, be went into the defetidsnes parlour,
where he saw four persons playing at cards.
The landlord declared that the cards had been pro-
!laced by one of the persona etying, and that he was
not aware that they were Offing.
Teton!' the persons ptsying attended and stated them-
•ielves to be master tradesmen ; the other two individuals
were nl.o tradesmen.
Mr. Serge..nt SeLLoe said that it was legal for *cer-
tain description of persons to plstat cards in a public-
house, but it woo illegal fir other descriptions cf per-
sons to play. In the present ease the parties playing
were above the description of Labourers, and therefore
had a right t. play. The information was consequently
discharged.
MARLUOROTON•STRILET.—Yesterday, John Pratt this
landlord of the Robin-Hood, public-horse, Chiirch-
street, SL lilies's. was summoned on the informs ion of
Plank, the chief officer, who stated that on Suu.lay last,
'little after 12 o'cluele at noon, during Milne Service,
he was push's the holm, sod hard semiderable pulse

alias T. Neese, ant fr. Rae:
tit men, were ebergal wits%
of Mr. Lambert, Osentstcc-
t 11th of last month. Mr-
brought op. charged witty
.nant-were-road of some prim'
proprietor did not chise to appeee
Musing; an active officer of• Sr.
from a girl who enhabitea
elle were on intimate terms. tar
inspect they were eogaged its•the roite
' tinsel( to itteetitigite the set"
evidence, op the day in geele:'‘
leaving noose in cars
who had robbed k climbed'
entered the 'bee* Oksetnisel S"
sow wearieje apparel,- owe 'old
t'Ortklar. Setae property, arm
n taken Prowl 'the loose. wage'
lived with Morkeit, aid thfl"'
.t ei
Gijkir be Milne
clenched hie**

tribe him. • • t qa, -
il
Saturday. u
.—Pautossmo—lfsslawdep•fobs
man, was brought be ore
?memos, Esq:, b,Morris Rio
;soy, in tstermarried
belt, swore, ststolashe was sieris
No. 43, Beellibrispairs, is ostr-r
ble..ess
es
roit Ilbasig, 4Pas4Lott,
be prisonesrploabiresw"
May, 1814 s-lbs slims ibilowr
yeast men .as of 44,the :
the ceremony, end tleitbsi.
parish regiitry: •
that .ohar SA ?roost reeibleweet
BedfstAilast ilassartibe. 4M y
prisoner es the 'Nth of Vactillort,, a
'lurch of St. Jame,, Wassniesso.;t
he repreaesielibissidi tb ber a
larays samba. lairs tabs.
dm for abort nee 14 ealsweber a
and es widieb steagestbst 4
ilede webs poessiw 7 •
saying, soy 4441,4 be was or-
' be' MOO we. the part:. is

.eresdakyouttgwousan,has
Imo an expisnatisa between her-
• it amwars that theptisoner used
while in service..hdt was, its -1
fact, reeding w. whom -he married:la
January, 1621; but the nosenteet lb* heard of Isis appre-co
heeeiom she went into tin smutty, sad bas sot sires
been fluid of.
UNION-llALL.—Yestuday; a brotato.liVihied doable'. '
Car/tos, residing inGravel-line,Soutiseraal, wail:Amen
before L. B. ALUM and Et J. Cowden; elites. charged
with having unlawfully detained several articles' °
household furniture, the property of Maria kialeg,n pear
widow.
The complainant, who lives in Collingwoof Street.
.Lock's-fields, stated that she was ia. • f rent
toe amount of 27e. in consequence of her distresses,
two children to support by her own exertions-, Hoor
efforts to raise the sum bad failed. The defendant •
called at her lodgings a few days ago, and produced hie
warrant to levy execution upon her goods to the amount
of the rent due. Sl!e entreated a little time tg mak. up
the suns; but tie defendant was inexorable. lie the.,
selected her bed, a chest of Ilahogaoy drawers, and •
family Bible, which articles were worth at least boo eeu
91. and lt11.; and instead of distraining to the value of
the rent due, be offered to purchase the above lot for 2J..
attain; that she would be at a much greater expease if
the lase were allowed to take its course. The. poor wo-
man was induced to comply with these term; andthrew
herself and her family upon hie humanity. The Me- -
dant, to prove that the reliance was sot misplaced, unv'•
her and her den ghter a present of a shilling each, and
immediately had the goods'removed. Tue complainont
added, that while the defendant was inspecting bee
furniture. she frequently observed. to him that lie was
taking too much for the rent dim to her landlord. Siie
fariber said that subsequently the rent due bad been ten-
dered to the defendant fur the restoration of the pro-
pert;, but he refused to accept it, and still held puo-
oroston.
'lie defendant being called upon to answer the s boried
admitted the fact of having purchased the articles ope-
cified from the complainant for 275. and late:Ward% 4,41-
posed of a part of them for 30s.
Mr. ALUM observed, that it was one of the most
disgraceful transactions that had come before him fur
some time. The defendant had taken the poor woman.
goods under circumstances which in•tde it:We better
than a robbery. lie advised the clef...m.lost strorgly
either to give up her goods or to pay the value of them.
His reoommendalon was nut attended to t.c the doten-
dant, asid the Magistrate desired her by ail mear,a tv
r.e" tagaliiiit him immediately by an action at
att

VA ohitiothorn tree is Dow in full blossom in Chilltant.
Parke Neal, the sect of J. ‘Viltiman
In sows gJtsorcuusherland and the adjacent c.tion•
ties. Secoaolops'of apples anti gooeeberrit a havt been
'Them is Ai* pa, Imrelea of Mr. feaseuil Tyzer, uf
Holbeacb, a whits soot tors MN/ blossom.

1114101 Gil. awmant wftisi ami the -statutes at 'AMP. sum wen, FTWr•---at ws,,ye.;ee ......••••••-•.- -7 --; -----
,--: -7, sage so ...•utoillans-p..... ........„ ........, --., __,_.....„. ..... ,„„.... _.,........, _ __ _ _
1,441, amt ouisit,gaJOlhnlO Lief Seek' a SeeareinPintle " exers4,l" frill
~dor•P sreather=.ll44ll2intrat, is harsh an. to which Mr. Phillips has some gardens and meadow-lind; for his soproheosioot if be
Dicit.
osiee, Raisohne des Sciences,. des Asts. ;et deo Mi- at; as son es *ilk. glossy, elegint, salmi.
~so and a barn or imi; The gardens being a source of amuse- twin,. '
hero& hog molt, foli. with logetiviess; Holiiilkla. 2 wrap.. olleptieftbis, aoceneltenetede atlf diehtle "Jell 011•••••^ tout to him in his leisure hosts. Mr. Baxter Is a fuels? of ~,,,,
..... . I, . . ~.
roil.. eat ewe; the cloud/ Itipooti ex TyppgradiiSM. *Mid ibefegleareilie.eftiffedi Nil t'49llllP•ltle Hatr b•lag i•- fowler. of which be usually keeps a largo nimbi's, and some Oh' wa4841443'• J. Pr el", a"
eiders, okaiwatxxxlv.AC: e. • a few ouraslogs.Atelml-, Sort:ritiontositakaillpirpif or ebaugAgg,oniour,„aad retains its of them occasionally trespassed epos the 'gardens mod leek, two desperate young
ing a Portrait elf AfilFraheli eel% Bart. kohl a eel been drelßMAllera.EYeldltsl. MIL , . rowed of Mr. Phillips. The latter being grievously vexed' breaking into the 'house of
painted tortes big imprisonment in the. Taber. Two is- Bolvi-•-•R oblitthiottomto Children glide is
- at this rmolveid to put an end to the annoyance by shooting street, Somers Tows, en the
onevkable wail bred ?tiles. a 1101411 year/ *M. by Owlettn; or dt•stalrillegrirSoup. ,Thieslßllievoinable: it era. the trupassers, or causing them to be stint. as fast as they lock land hers previously I
eat of the dais of. the Cdettoolge. 111116 legiratoff; till the Amass t 'if ea andpieesont. sail a ssPorlorio•oabs• glide their appearance. To accomplish this expedient, he
Sew end dead Farming Stoake Joor AletenMy. siraps. ke. as 'tri tla7ll4r .thtili in its bts, and SIMI a sta-
,,, had ton Holes cut in the walls of his barn, and stationed robbing a house in Tottenhas
sows in eat& ricks ofitair. bu 'Bs :Wile irelt•Paril • silla •$•••114$4811101,. 11"." ailllK P118•31•61-71--40$•°•• some of his retainers thereat with loaded fowling pieces, visions, but the proprietor
against the piisoner. Omni
vailsw. pries implapleis, In ltottgageearelltler ILO, ,1‘...„15v, kin 441*. , ...I . A •• •
ash
andm peremptory orders to shoot eviry one of the chicken
1 e-brow Hair on the Pancras. baring )(mutt from
1.1.61 "lag machind'w ' 11"%iiiii:VisAr it. evae:K" walleatailfyww‘ebaleurrfrarklikra or Meek l'i th fkr that akeald make "a IPP"mn" upon Lila soil.— iturlock, that he and Wag s
vests. thoplerreity of Wit.l,4 . kum, ' . is re. n . • ... , .4Vb * r . 7 o' In • lied this warfare been conducted with good judgment and
Minting, to tOehford-hoso.,,da tirsr,Wp q. . , ahlitt.;— ' , •ftotetingwe ESSHSCH•OrTYRES• - sound . diseretion, no harm of a serioas kind could have
AbenliW Mb •101• Y• 11 IblastifelP•li= 11/14•7 lay moollY bottler" the • Role: it latmodlately *indices come of it. 'and the interference of a Magistra having reason to suspect the]
pa would hery above stated, exertotllii
sideboard, withitrass goard'oodltenayi( to silo itsporfset sorm,, , ,r,f.. •
4.... 7.. 6d. ;..ad and ago. nd, per base bees uanteemary; but the persons intrusted with the fair. It appeared from the e
.1 theists Dekarsf.ffsenl).oll leaf 1a11i1pe....k., jier___•___stimh 6")„, . goes, one of whom was stated to be a boy of 14. were tion the family were from ha
sada lei loop of orierstal-steelts;l7 ip..., sa .aina mew . gokttry thosloto tettipriotors. A. liosotftl.to eta SON, either so unskilful, begat out, or wanton, as to Are re- a the house. The persons a
eettedly into the gardens at the back of the cottages of Over la garden Wall add el
•• -6 lts • • env. with .60"
ssiiitig••••1•11•11118Y. No. its, Hattos-garden, Holborn, Ledrioat mid, hroPPolsll- P
soelaree dlmellion2,7wiessy-likomfr . • fot high purse- kleitts. Batter and Stacey, and on I occasions the they contrived to tab some
II"-►hillas'bijil"sia"4.118414 . 4 tit
....ri..."
'431111496..baidi PA.
eliwiPIPM. "Ilitagi: li.D. Tiachb°rßll444 as"2l, tlirmitw;BSllloati-sthtr. e• 1 11;
seemfr—olgliteto bedal.e@Or .4", "Os t __P4lll Bayleiend.Biew, ashepurAtreatt,llarsgirs ,I* •Olford-
-4.5t:' shot bad penetrated the windows, and some of die family
narrowly escaped being wounded. A few mornings since, sibeilstreirles, and Inbar Urt'
miler to Vritat• had been t.i
Wimilleres, 'Wilk thee •terworre; Spew Irt pm,: street : Berry and Co. 17, Check-street ; Butlers. 4, Chun. Mrs. Stacey, with an infant child in her arm, was stood-
ent.ebesolne stands /rd Osseo; basigellibedleodothel Iffelihr side, end 620, ,Regent-streelflGiwnel, 106, Hatton-gardeo;broker roduced it.
log at sehatr.•••er window, end had turned from It scarcely , pledged by the girl, who lit
and Queen's wars Its• ••••. .0 . • • Colley Bishopvgate-street ; Whattrni, Do. • .I: T. nitro, a menu% when •a whole charge of shot mime rattling pawn
~ s p
.. .
iti .
eiti whole may be viewed on. Saturday thu lails day of ga.co;opotoot Totto.44,goituottnisilo, Condit' II thistaben'v, through the glass. It was totally womb for any of them Dann, the exaunn on,
' Illatimber. from Meson until lbw.' by catalogues, at tuft tit
, Figlwards. 66, St., Pura Char./awl; Sutton, Dew suture into their gardens, and it was found absolutely accused by his eompasiell,, el
ry to appeal to a Magistrate, In ordeeto pat a stop sem mach Inclined to strike
WOW l•setN which *lll be ready foe d'at„ "7_, ~..* 11",. dill . arch-yard; apneas. if, ifolboreAdi ; Low, 990; Pront, 3
use
the sale, at the, Pa" lit!, ktilltArr" r° 1 U1411f9"!/'• •or , ,wise: ffitfelay4 tom, t18;‘ F'Wt-niaritet; Stradling SO 'dangerous noisome*. 'they were revised's! until
a ; 'Caiiie. Ma bortragli; plate of sill; list 'et the *pita. itord.,itiomow t, row. isjoide,y,,t,,,A; Bartel- Ibis was the statement of the complainants, who 33aay.aa.somsionto,._i
mieflorowe's„ Newbury:- • ' ' ' .. •'' -
• . lot,, Hatioolge • • ilisolitidgaorgodmon. Pieudiliy ; oddest that remoustraues open the subject to Mr. ,z..,, a middle-aged mar
• . . . Gran OxfotalFeT6'l4 ht WA porfemers and wedl- Phillips were answered Daly by abuse. Mr. Baxter ex- •‘...'"*. hi • . it u
stung ware ,J. Air
, •"'
.: in.. cum4N30tz,%47." siNit,n4x., ' . th
.. ~.......:;',...'; , site: fie. ' • •• "tart i'• ' ' • pressed an spinlon that there was a great deal of was. .
officer, on a charge of polypi
. ..el! Aell foribnikadraellier *llDlieh asi•bwrre togneis • the Rart of those who fired. . • with titer. wives.
111144P1"1144111.• i-:: Amass* 111111. PaaLtill‘stastorT"rirsolg..issiiii•• •.1 rall• 14.* filli.""1 %....4f el"Selltarade tad.
"i . ~ . • .i
#r. •1. Is, tn, tbe coarse of his defeats evinced, a . sail, saotione be's, 8,
f, . . frEalh, -., ~ , . whisk appeared to bare suffered but mama. „out midi,' at Na.
• Til • MAlll4lndApor coA • . . • - ,
.- 4 At.' ..,...._.....,..• , ~ .a. • ... •
. it .._ ;/ ''il ' stop.. tiaosiolpthat it was vestiligs . .71._
.3
14..t....4- ..4 - ego** Ilse stlies. txpi i ' -.- •''t. ' * 4 4/NaBo/011011F04,4" ' /tine", ' '`'''''' % ellffiaSialbletle- lw Ire* - • 'es, . • --7 - t
• Svaol.6•ol4lllll4lsmis Devon s ' I •
• .. .. • . ' • tty by tKalfillow's fowls (pilaff.
. -
• • .4, ....,.
~. :.. •44 .%'...:;fa • . _ -ewe: ustr••% :' iiiimaitishim• BM is II
•--''''''' ". a!' 110... IMINOWIrb- viti Sir AINIIIIIr • .. 11•0 ' "101 log to r. Raster:) He was obliged sometimes to sow
living: 4itesto Wes a joust
I„ ministeeed th e atareitng .144 nt having proved
s seedr over, sod over: slit Over again, for these 4—l —al
'*--- .” 114 14**. 6"i .4•111•1 Z, a=" P• 11. '• totally I neffedbul, .711% Persons Is Indukod. after snivelsome also present at the cere
at , :toast 6. Oa its aryl a 0 sails's* ~ of is mesiicio, to tisa fowls scratched and ?eked every thing up. Besides be names se witnesses on the p
..* • Wight. to mosey :rmmages nod parcel,. and a Jean eirPeri•••• . ell""' .!ab 'elk had made applitarion to the magittruses at.ll,Tnion-ball
-t public as a wife a a verneuy,
• 4s,
~,,, ~ pets off to Chichesmr, through Drayton, !assent.. . The Patient sli ,toi 'be relieved from that convulsive of 'chc cheapest wa
and they had advised him, as the bl*Alia , ape ,• ; . Phoebe Laming stated, tii
No. j. Groat Jametbstniet,l
,te.
_.. . grew", to valid wpersceering stehoy accord. of. going to work,, to !boot the ioetherad licepUeuree ea wars tosititti to tut prison
• (Sr Mall, through flenly.Osford, and Chellencipt.•
...OHL iv re•
lug to the diregolooesl tbpackets base almost is- foot ad be could {and moreover tban this, there was it
Val )Plunder at • 'quarter Past 7, sad Sunday •1 half- variittly been .fro zinc! en tto effect a curtain cure. It. tksigo against hie life on• the other side, for that .. •
'NIS, at tbe perish crhurch
pita S. , , .
_ may be adminls er ith perfect safety to Children of the r—s—l Baxter bad offered to give a man 10 guineas to previous to their marriage 1
DevereedCanlefhurY 141$14throllAGituir•d,Chath"'. most leader age, si as to thou at a more advanced pa- sheet him (Mr. Phillips). and af emit d to the
and Fovershass, every ifuniog et a quartet put 7, Lod sioa. u a single man, and site all
l • $ pay bachelor. Witness kiiew hi
et. . .._.. permits of the assassin to Van Dietnan'y Land, that •
Irellee7 iii helf•Pslll IL Ffos•00(.. .rbori.___Pullengellinta, Prepared Packet. Pinions. Surgeon, West Mailisg. Kent.
Pamela ere oonveyld $0 Dash, onariPte* wagtail". ''''ll". and sold in Packets arts. bd. .404 by Mmisrs. BUTLER, he might escape being hinged.
previous to being married,
• • sister and two other .frikwdo
with, &e.; and from Dover,par*s age minvayed to Folk- Sir R. Blame —And sorely, Mr. Philtipii4ol Optima
Chemists, No. 4, Citespside.' St Paul's, and ROO, Regent- • The prisoner deelhied sa,
stogie, Sandeste, Ilythe, Diatelusomney and Lydd. seriously believe in any .such absurd' report ?
street, tnal42Argyle Rooms), Undon; 20, wwerie.-
n Mud Mel, through corniarthen Llandilo and Rivet- place, FAiii „ and 34, Nackville-street, Dublin; sad by Mr. Phillips.—lndeed but Ido though. 'lt. seas but cordingly folly committed
*fewest, every Evening at a qoarapait 7, tad Sundays at rbound over to prosecute.
balf-post 6. the principal modeinet venders throughout the United King- the other day he called me Guy Fawkes, And such treat- The first wife. a verfinteri
dom. • • went is not to be borne.
R. head Bristol Post Coull. to Mfg eel, Pone Inside. t- fount children; and upon
N.B. Be careful to ask for Pomona' Hooping Cough Pow- Sir R. Stain E.—l think you cannot complain of er-
through Reading, Marlborough, •Calati and Chltspenham, den, and to observe the Government Stamp bats the words-- theta, after having, In the presence of a Magistrate and and the second wife •it a
every frelornino at a quarter past 6.
" Bader, 4, Cheapede,"engrared on it. a crowd of spectatorstcalled Mr. Baxter a fellow and a soielciaasinnally to visit them a
fact, residing with the this