The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-11-16 00:00:00

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FU,NaILAL Or Silt S. AND Lent k'O WILL,

.ongethy lett thd remains bi
Lady %maißy *ere ;stirred in the Isaiah moil(
of her Ladyship's Welto:, C4l; Waltham, lit kaill
Chore!), hi Herefordihire, ilttisiteett to the direction
~of Sir Samuel's will. to tiimplifnee WWI His Fish;
Idbe terentotty was private; none but fhe hest rein-
Owes, and two or three Ingleside telendi of the de.;
sensed attending. Both funerals Proceeded from chi
Jeintlon.house at Knit! Cow
attill#4l was attended by M,
las chief mourner, and Mr.
College, the Martleie of LaH
Mr. Brougham, and Mr.
Lady Hominy's wis au
and Whittaker, bet brott
Jones, Mr. F. Lewis, and
residing in the neibourbood,
formed by Dr. Grdbh, the
affecting ceremony was wi
course of the neighbouting
attached to this worthy far
The eteciatore of Sir Ss,
Walsham and John Whit
Waishoidi woe even unable
lamented relatitel. lie
ender the stale comptaink:of
.died.
The Marquis of Lettsclosinto—
ippoitoed guardians to the 'children.
By the will, to vlbiebthere are ieversi codicils, his
elicit, effects 00 tot be divided into eight pacts--tad
to MI eldest tun, lad bee to each of the other,.
GENSIGIL 420tiit040.. • I'.
fire Saturday !horning, wisciut 'Often o'clock, Ills
tradesmOts on ripening their Shops in the neighhoot.
hood of Comptes, al i es-t, Brunswick.sqoare, iietetera
I prised to see eight or t eri moth stationed as Isriaisiscor-
sserss a circum,tance shiers ea-cited taohlidehysfilitetse
pinion. Soon after a wellzdreased rash iseeits!Werk.
leg up to No. 7, is the said street, wheie Knoms.
eel at the door and asked fur General
Th• servant answered he •es in bed Sftivill; and
could not be disturbed. Its? Gentleman ittatabilr" ' • ••':
said he must see him, and if his %Iron was not Aliened
he would break it open. The servant imliesellele,
went into the bert.room and told lire Goiseviir a per-
son wished to speak to hits. the General geld bee
to show him in, if he would etctise his heir,* in bed.
--The Gentleman a ent in slid epf,•llo a fiivr wards to
the General in Fiend), did
understand, but she steles II
to excite any alarm in the eel
to the street.door, opened it, t
tendanls he had outside in waiting,
into the bed-room tottether, whir
still in bed, threw the clothes
nut, and conveyed him to the
General, terrified et such an
ing, attempted to open the w
Ineighbourhood and ask for hell
lit was an attempt to murder him,
of the house in vain eipost
telling (hem he was a defencei
ought not to be treated I.
General a second time attempt
dow, and in their scums to
drove his head through the
penes. They then threw him s
under the table, three several
raises on the kuckles and on
brought down one of the other lodgers, a lerlyv. who
begged of the officers to treat him With morel
humanity, adding, that if he was guilty he sloalld be
tried, but in the mean time they had son right to
beat him in such a manner. They snsohred it was
a case of high treason, and that they were acting for
the King. She told them at all events they had Do
right to treat him thus.
'They then dragged hies, bleeding peofutely, fn.
*eras a coach sulfating at the door. Terrified and
confuted, he called on the servant girl not to abaeden
him, end by this time a mob being collected mind,
the Officers were anxioes to force him into the coach.
without loss of tins.; seeing that a considerable in-
terest had been excited among the bye.stauders, a
report was given out that he was insane, sod they
were conveying him to a mad house. The Officers
then redoubled their elections and dragged him
towards the coach, into Which they posited him.
Ile fell down in the coach, and one of his legs
was still out of 'the door. They forced the door
to, and it is feared his leg was much injared: He
was driven off to a detsched cottage in Vsushall.walk,
neat door to the Academy. Enquiries being made,
it was discovered that the cottage belongs to Mr.
Capper. Not being able to walls, tut of the astral
Carried him through the garde,. into the house.--.
From thence, two hours afterwards, it is supposed
he was carried off through a hick done, end comet/.
ed to Harwich or Dover. In the neighboerhood of
the cottage, where considerable bustle was observed.
the people were also told he was Insane.
As soon as the ciresmstaries was knew*, tae
friends of the General's applied to Losd Sidenostlee
Office, and after mentioning the sodden manner la
which the General was taken away, they begged tea
see him, to know if he wanted money or any thing
else, adding, that this might be done in the presence
of officers; hut they were the more ermines. leave WM,
being confident he required consolation, end was
leaving Isis property, &c. abandoned. Mr. Clive
answered he was oat of town. The Meads said
they would take a coach and follow hint, but Mr.
Clive refused pusititely, stating, that the same ma-
SOWS which gate rise to his arrest, prevented any ono
(torn seeing him. A person went to the cottage, bet
Mrs Capper said he had Were. &et to Dover.

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The tilward and Writhe, Flack, pet lute tims
TOES on the 12th inst. with loss of asalatintest wed rig.
ging.
'Fhe Restrarnadar, Ramos, beend is Cabida.
and San Francisco de Aatal boond to the Canaries,
which sailed from lARbon the 7th stk. were captured
two days after by an Inset-gent privateer, of le
guns. which had prseictosly taken the Raises doe
Mares, frcitt Bahia to Liebe*. The San Prime/We ds
Asis was given up to theses**, and ordered to Ma-
deira.

;curt together. iir S .
Mr. Romitly,
r• J. Romillr, of Trinity •
Lansdale n,
13. Allen, as movrniirs.—L.
tended by Melifi DIMON'
'01,1,41.404e w--and Us
nd Mr. Price, Gentlemen
Al. The isirvice was par.
ie Rector of irand tbn
ritnessed .gurs, ono
g peasant tyiryt,tito
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Lindy.
',vide! Remaly are, 2 .
r to attend timinaereit4 fi
is at Ricitninipi, *Aiming
ot.if nbiab Lady
riot/mend Lod Reiland it*

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the servant did not
;hat it slid slot
_swim
Pnersf. it. ityin rats
, and let
ins. Thitlll rushed
here the Conoral visa
oil him, dmeglithiat
hunt patio*. Thg
ootrtgeoos proceed•
dodo*, to alttgplis
tp, supposing, In [*Sts
n. The females sant
tstulated t •
mloss forelsrorrt
' that mauntrt •
pted to opon iste.
drag him from it they
Sled, breaking three
doe)) on the groend,
,1 times, beet him trait
t the head. The noise