The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-01-06 00:00:00

INTELLIGENCE EXTRAORDINARY

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Entreta,-L-The follow-tug interesting (loci.
-mestilfor which, however, we do not vouch,
found lellinfitrand, sint was supposed to have (It
ped from the pocleet of IL-Gentleman who was
served hurrying dissiltrofolitte of the Evening Paper
offices in that neigtbouthood. - As this is the age
•nticipations,- unfair to limit them, or to
pose thettoneof that family tnay not, once in a wit'
orertake;eren truth, provided it btu
~brevlP!'t
proper training.
Gl' istleman who yesterday arrived in London
-afters miraculous escape from-the clutched of
llireAtit.,atltel has its'iostg voided in France,
-ledenv.4lllllll ileapeetsible satisfaction, that nee.
riouskiOdt is of 11.41 circa-
this tortr.,.o. are 19 Glorious, that we
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ourselves ungraceful to.titapnOlci itutnPf*Pst*/ Of
that priorily:qt intellsgt nce which hes attar
characteristic irour print, If we did uottaateu
lay them before our Readers.
Last Wed nebday, wi:a the monster had rettn
from hunting, and, after drawing oil his boots,
preparing to pull on his slippers, his blameluke
tered his nprtment with evident tokens of terra
Upon enquiring into the,cause, he was informed
the city was in an uproar, the Conservative Set
having been sent in chains to the House of Correc-
tion, and all, the great functionaries by this tittle,
presumed, to the Devil ; the Bit* of Rome's go-cart
had been demolished by.the populace, and the _
perial crown and sceptre consigned to the archierts
of a ,chuise-percl;e. The tyrant upon this flew int
violent passion, 494 witgoing to stab the Mam
luke with a pair of canvasses, when a deptitstios
Fishwomelf Ilirst• into the "room,' and present
with very little ceretnony,aproces verbal to the
funded caitiff: in this he was allowed the alterna.
tire of being hanged, drawn, and quartered, or of
cepting the office of Lord Mayor of the town of Gals,
in Corsica,• which, in his favour, was to be mat
perpetual, w ith a salary, duronte bene plucito,
Hexed, of eighty.four pounds ten shillings per an,
In this dilemma, he tried every art of evasion
entreaty, but all in vein ; the Fishwomen were
flexible, and he was forced to Yield. All he con
obtain was, that Talleyrand and Ctulaincourt shr
he permitted to accompany him as nigh Sherri*
Thus, by the determination of a few resolute indi,
duals, has a great and decided revolution
effected. They were sent in a post-chaise to .
nearest sea-port, under an escort of Don COMICII4
and as the wind was fair when they etnbarkii;•"'"
now probably mauy leagues on the way to their
destination.
IV., B. If yeti can't put Stop Press over this; 1.
at least Astonishing Event! or Miraculous Abe&
cation! in huge characters, may be the heading. NI;
last article on the monster was strangely curter
and the abusive paragraph I had- so anxious;
boured, absolutely omitted. I know I am in
debt three pounds six shillings, but I will not
that, or double the sum, I woel hare
,you
once for all, understand, submit,te,

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..The Bishop of Wisc imbassoncerued
$ll, is seriously indisposes"
Daring the fog on Saturday. 04041 at Insanity a Sao
little boy, about seven years, of mow tits son at
Taunton, of Titchbeld-street, mitered a link Note
be lighted and carried out for his amusement is
Mate. The flame having increased to a considerate
extent, the child dashed it against the wall, to k
of some of the embers. 'The violence of this _
cussiop .was such as to throw same of the. homing
tar in his face, and a few of-the &ups havingentered
his eyes, he was instantly deprived of sight.
agonies- of the poor little fellow were dreadful,
his shrieks such as to excite the sympathy of ail
heard him. Not being far distant from home,
was soon 'discovered by his ;meets, who Proesral
(very possible medical aid, hitt*, hopes are
tained that he will recovcc his sight,
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