The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-11-17 00:00:00

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NUKE ore I. t0r.12.
?,,.,:;—RwM4' G rsslclUs ;90 Ilfl4an *rite, Mullis.
In ouscouenCV of alt' 40611.6 '-illol,.ust e 'at -ibis
,-.scc, upon the part of MT 'Eget Attbilieye .r.,
- ,5,r3111 against Sophia Connor, ceinupotAyseisl,
~ ' the Conflict( knneitelAvilie llllVlstistee app
" pointed Munday,l;llol. letb:iiiifirill" fere. iho'por.
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Foe) , f entering into* previoge•ioNeedgatiest of the'
Imre of the maintains? ofeviihishitie'Lertlship%
slim to their interposition reps grounded.. About
poi, the Earl arrived, acentnpinied by Lord
poi,* and his law.agent. "He stitted.that- he at.
traded there for the purpose of vindicating his che-
wier (rota a foul aspersion that bad, been cast
upon it, by the distribution of I hand-bill, an.
lOuncing the loss of a boy, called therein " the
fari.Annesley ;" tho object of which had been ma.
,;feted by an insinuation at the late trial of this wo.
on made by her Counsel, namely, that he had been
iLitromental in procuring the disappearance of the
boy, and had also influenced Mr. Marcus Annesley,
ski was summand upon that (rid, to withdraw,
'ben, in facti it appeared that he had been (fur.
imety Lent out of the way by Mr. JefferYs;
It appeared, by the testimony of John Barrett,
sto stated himself to be Agent to the Londonderry
snit-Coach, (bat on the night of Sunday, the 28th
October, ists.was accosted by a woman apparently
lisisiscil, but who afterwards turned out to be
Lady Amain commooly so called.. Tbi.. wis.io
canage.greeo. She desired witness to bring her
sp to the Derry Coach. She asked Deponent whe.
oohs knew her, and he answered- in the nega.
ie. Upon this she told him who she was, and
iltihe wished to send a young person, who was
Hate given evidence upon her trial, but who had
Ain found too young for the purpose, to
Omit. She called her Miss Kelly. That having
elle tip t.) the coach, she partly went into it,
t...d conversed with a young person then there, in
the dress of a female, to wham shy gave a parcel of
Lurie kind or other, tied up its a handkerchief.
'that she took leave of this young person with
many tears, recommending her to the care of Bar..
tett, and desired him to tell the guard of the coach
not to take any money from the child. Witness
snore that be has since heard, and now believes that
the person so committed to his charge was the buy,
coecumq called Lord Annesley. He further stated
that the boy's mother promised to procure him a si.
tutivn in the post-office, as a raward for his fidelity
istututing this business. .
Upon this eridaoce, an application was made
4Lord Anus:sky for a warrant to apprehend the
bly, upon whose behalf a letter from her wait
placid and read, which, with other matter, an.
sectary to be mentioned, stated that she knew'
of the boy's leasing town, but detail that she had'
insinuated that Lett Annesley was the cause'
it. That, on the contrary, she had written to
ajar Swan, Lord Annesley's friend, tb acquaint
ltim that she knew the child was safe, and had re-
amed to school; and tiraf her reason for sending
him oat of the May etia to. Weltr. Wootton, she had
In view, to put of het Mat". ' • ,
Mr. Dowling, the law agent rot this lady, also
tate some eiplanation in her favour, and &alma&
iistourictbe Ant Lord stnnesley was in no man.
lice whatever concerned in the disappearance of the
boy; upon which, and Mr. bow.qug declaring that
iisibtroctions were to proceed in the ejectment.
ant forthwithi td proVe" thtr fegitiAcy of the
at, And legality of his clam' to the Earldom: Lord
liettley, by way of compromises ehluented on
• terms of going on with the silk Without de:.
I, to Withdraw his applicitipus ,fpg , : suttroulk
'isle the lady, add to isle dorilit'Wei- ' the
led prosecution for a Cotitillief ilia,
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eLECTION OF 00FERNO
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S PEW-
Yesterday a 6-nista Ineetlat otilerlifirgisthees
)r the County of Middleset, took, place et the
es3loa.House, ClerkenlVell-green, for the ptirpose
fehting a Governor of the House of Correction,
lithe room of Mr. Arid, dismisied. Aria *Rai
°lever, proposed yesterday to be admitted a can.
idue fur the place again, but there being no othef
ipporten than the mover sod tecundor, hit name
4ivitlidrawn.

lilr.WiNiam Adkins, the Bowatreet oEceri was
proposed as is candidate, and accepted; Sam.
ramilton, the Officer of Marlborough-street ; and
rail Webster, a Clerk in the Session-house,
aerlimwell, were proposed and accepted in a sitni.
reamer.
The ballot then commenced, Mr. Watson in the
lair. At two o'clock the Ballot closed, and On
•P the numbers there appeared for
INlituit Adkins - - 79
Samar! Hamilton - - '
Retry Webster - -
%am was declared duly elected--1.1811
were present.
The

Dublin
Eaketttg Post, and other Prints,
itradict a statement which has prevailed, as to
Cux of setae Students hating been expelled
'Moth College—it was for reading irreligioNit
'ohs—there was nothing disloyal in the affair.
;A Hihscription has been opened at Edinburgh, to
'if the expences of erecting a monument on the
L"it of Creigrossie, in memory of the British he.
Rho have fallen during the present war.
The Rey. Mr. Enwit gm, now on the African
tsion, in the interior of the Cape of Good Elope,
IQ to have penetrated further into that country
'toy Englishman has done before : and we may
ItlY expect from him the most interesting ac-
,"of the inhabitants and natural productions of
hitherto so little known country. He in
4, tent home, in the finest presorvatio93 the
L4:f that extraordinary and rare etiOotall.:the
or Carnelopardalis, which Ire ,11•1Iled-hiosa
itl4"tit lY
twiceethaoo miles from the Cape: fteight,h
t of a full grown elephant, WI Itif
filest..ifesem the Antelope, and it is bent)tifully
471. ronl brown on a creatn-cnintl
4Pe•
Ati
it is the y full.growo male of dm
tilt: has been gout to Europe aim the . disc of
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