The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-09-03 00:00:00

PLYMOUTH, Strr. 1.

Sailed kb Majesty's ships Qoero and Fe dsouNd, on a crniae.
. • F.ILMOUfN, Auo St.
Sailed the Swiltsure packet, far New-York and fialifax.
YARMOU SErr.S.

Arrived this morning the Chanticleer from &mile.
Pawl by the Starling pri-hrig, with part ofthe 111.1 tic con-
voy, which left Wingo Sound on the Vitt t It. in all nearly 30J
sail, under convoy of the Snake. Wrangler, V i eon, and Starling.
The Snake pirteJ company with choke fir Lci,h, awl l:.c Vixen
with the lltill ships.

PRESBYTERIAN' POLITVIESS.—After the death of
his father, the Scots appointed Cii t IMES 11. King,
upon the express condition of his good behaviour,
rod t.-.kin;, the covenant. The KIN 9, upon his ar-
rival in Scotland, wns advised to pay great attention
to the Ministers (Clergy) who had much more
power in the kingdom than himself. Paying a visit
to a leading man among them, of the name of
G u Tli it i e, who happened to be confined by indispnsi.
.. .
ti on, Mrs. G urn it II: rose to give his MAJ Nate a chail.• . ' ..
" Sit down, good wife, (said Mr. Cl:Tenter the Coawrtn's 1 NQUEST.—A Inquisition was taken
KING is a young mutt, and can take a chair for him- 'retort's'', ia,. St.. James's-street, 'before A. Grr.t.,
self." It may not be improper to mill, 'that this t Paq,,roapiter fot.Weilmitister, on the body of W,n.
Goiania, who s.wms to have had no very high ideiii'llrxant,,,,w,ho was. supposed to have been kitled by a
of the kingly dignity, was hatigod upon no verycleal", blow.imri,leia:al•froui the waiter at the Coach amid
evidence of his guilt, •after the Restoration. • • . . .tifgras.choarlsOose, Dover-street, on VI iday last.—
An outrage of a very daring and inhuman kind !J. shirgoltli.tfile waiter, nas taken bar) custody on
ea; conimitted near Roston, on Monday last.—About . liondaycaadrexamined at flow-street. It appeared
half past eight o'clock, Francis Reed, a setjeant of by the testimony; of three witnesses, that the dam.
of time 59th regiment•of foot, Ives stopped within a : ceased, who was a, helper to the Cage-coaches, was
quarter of a mile of Bargate-bridge, on the Spilsby : dozing With his.head on one of the tap-room bibles,
road, by two fellows in slop frocks, appearing from and in the way of .the waiter, who wad cleaaing the
their dialect to be Irishmen, one of whom presented ; windows on Friday morning ; Shergoid desired him
a pistol to his breast and threatened him with instati. Igo move, and he .refused,..with abusive, irritating
tatteosts death if he did not give up all his property. I ilingusge. Jligh.woedi ensued, and the waiter said
The 'filament without resistance immediately deli: , -be would kick ,hippit it were not for thulew,; when
tiered to them ell the money he had cheat Mme fl-1 the other replied, that he was ,a
_hi/Her man than
misting of a li. note of the Spilsby and Qostenl ever the waiter waitoted lie would tako minty. The
bank and seventeen shillings in silver; bitt the , deceased pet himeelf.iiike posies, attitude, and re-
, wretches, as inhuman in their disposition as lawlessireiied:ltwo blowg arikatskiil the Aft ,of menacing,
in their purpose, not contented witlidespoilinglthe f Which elided alie,gffair. ...The *eased 'bed a black
poor fellow who wasin their power of hie trett-ea rrilltf i *eye, whih yeas' hat Witit, Wank, and. lie went
'pay, isenstimmated the hetwalliness of their. oeuvre1 *bolt his nosiness .
.1, 'tad Sunday, and died
b mast barbarously enttiag asunder, • With seine !on lidendaY:. 'illte,r opes..represeneed as is,very
starpillstransent, the leading-44,40n (theAchilleilbf I civil-, peaccaltie dispesed.itoen, .who had Heed many
the serjeant's heel ! thereby dePriving"the Country. ')meaas in his tierfigea yaktha deceased union oppo-
ef his services and him of the' power of sopportivta Faits man, much atitioitedi.to drink, , Two medical
Wife and large family. Thnfellowt then immettlateYl inedwere of eptition.that',4e4so wesoccasioned by am
escape& ever a gate. neat the road, and have at' pre: I inflammation, op the brains, whic.h. might have been,
.sent eieded the pursuit of jtistice—but we hops sin- i.occasioned kat the; blows, or by drinking. The
cerelr that they will.abortly red'''e their eieefted9alows might have been the existing cause of the
reward. One of them,, we have learned from thb ('
symptoms preceding death, but were not sufficient to
• serjease (who, from the circumstances of the case, ii- hard injured a sound msg. The appearances, were
enable to give* eery accurate description of theirs nit unlike a case where death las oc:asioned with.
persons) was in a short slop frock, or had it tied up, f 'coat accident. The Coroner observed, that if the
;sad appeared to be about five feet six inches high-=I hiovis had occasioned death, it would amount to jus- !.
the other, a taller man, with a long frock. The tillable homicide, from the nature of thfraggression ,
1-
serjeaet is now tinder surgical care at the Queen's but here it was probable death had :been occasioural
Head Intl, over Bargate.bridge : he was en his route in another manner. • There was no evidence of ma- '
from Alfcrd to join his regiment at Chieheiter.— lice.--Verilict;'Died'ky the Visitation of God.
(Boston Gazette.) The following circumstance occurred a few days
A field of barley was cut dbwn In the neighbour-1 since at. Pippey, near Lyfne :—'lhei children of. the . .
hood of Nairn in the beginning of last week, and family had placed a cage of young goldfinches near as
barley harvest commenced on Thuraday, in one of open window in their nursery. This excited the cu-
the most remote parts of ftossashirw, on the banks of pldity of a sparrow-hawk, who pounced with such
Loch Achilty, in the parish of Conlin, where the' violence on his "iiiteuded prey, that not reckoning . -
crops are eauellent, es are all tho Temps throughout upon the resistance of the wires, lie fell on the floor,
. the north. The- fields in every direction have le- and was made prisoner by a female servant, who was
quiredocAstsainst bite, and the weather being' ex. I sitting at w Ork immediately under the arge.
ttemelrfaeourabie, there heresy reason' to'hope that - A discovery( has, been made by no means favourable
the harvest will soon begrime general: ' • ' to the encouragement, of the breed of Merino sheep
- Laatkweek a feeds publican geolused for Wining' iarahis kingdom : this, species of stock it is, that is
ip• ad ad kimoldiers it to hie bouesatesiinlght. - . particularly subject to the foot-rot in wet seasons.

The Twectt pa.,;eit this morning., with the outward hotted R.J.
tic cnnvor.

Sidled the Illerratie-te Jae Admiral Young, aid the Itedbreact
fur aeligelae4; • __ _ _ _ _

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DEAL, Sart% 2.
Sailed his Majesty's ships Theseus and Nieuwe, art a cruise off
the Scheldt i ar..l the Gantlet Nap of war, for Sba4truu_.

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