The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-12-01 00:00:00

• tilE STATESNIAN.

been robbed of a mother by one whose father was
Cousin to their father. What my Learned 1" rip
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means to.address to you I know not. The conduct EXTRA CRARGE ON PARCELS. •
of Sir George Barlow has been exemplary. The Cutvou 41.1..—Yesterday, an information was pre.
Defendant has made use of the access be had in this !erred by the Board of Excise, against the porters, of
family for the purpose of adultery. Ile has violated Several inns in the City, for. making certain unlaw-
the rights of hospitality, the duties of a relation, the ful charges, both as to parcels and porterage.
obligation of gratitude, and you, by your verdict, . Sir VV. Guam took occasion to observe, that the
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are to say, what daninges are to be given to such a . stalls. laid down by the Legislature, viz. 3d. for every
husband by such an adulterer." ' quarter of •a
mile, 4d. for an half, and Gd. for one
EVIDENCE. . mile, provided the parcel did not exceed Yslb
Charles Eanstien, Esq being sworn, delmsed that he was a - weight, seemed to have been wholly departed from
Member of the Supreme Council of Bengal ; he had known Sir
: lie instanced a ease within his own knowled of
George Barlow SI years. " I recollect the marriage of Sir ge, i
• tienree ; 1 was um prrsene 1 was then in other province. "-
~ very small pacel having been recently charged 15.6(1.
The a nor's was afiernarils in the habit of visiting Sir George from the George Inn, Snow-hill, to Brunswick-
at calcite:, ; lie had frequent (Imo). tunit ies of seeing; Sir George
square, scarcely half a mile. The alteration of
and laulv Bradow, they appeared then to live as husband and
oge, and a pearenily wrre as happy a couple as ever lived,- charges, however, on the making of new tickets,
. Major Barlow came net to India in ISM, and was received at
was ht ill more serious, for by an Act of Gen. 11. the
Sir George Batton's house very kindly; at i.ness was :leg itaind
• ell will, the f •r- ii, moil lady 'Harlow's retina to England in . parties at once subjected themselves to a charge of
:mai ; from 17eSi o the return of Lady Barlow he was constant- . felony, for obtaining goods under false pretences, and
ly in Use habit of visiting at Calcutta ; Sir (;surge any an af-
were liable to transportation.
tertian:tie hashand, they had many chil,:rete and Lady Barlow
appeared fluid of them. • The Solicitor for the Excise said, he was instruct:
The witness being re-examined by Mr. Se titre•rr. said, did ed by the Board to state , that their object was not to
not know how lime the Defendant remained at Calcutta a hen
he first came net He neat away to join his regiment. lle was proceed with rigoui on the present occasion, wishing
amon 18 sears °rage when he arrived in India, ahat persons rather to arrest the evil by exhibiting the cause.
would c..il a day. Be %tan not to nit, whether goy female I
went on hoard, with Lady Sudety, on her return to Europe.- ; Mr. Sayers summed up the evidence, and read the quences attendant upon a repetitiorsiof the offence.
The vov.ige home was from set pato eight months. 1 letter which hail been intercepted ; it merely directed all, therefore, which he4equired was, that the of-
Mrs. Lumeen, sv ile of do hist witness, knew Sir Ger:ate:nil Lad„ Rai low to keep up the correspondence, 84d feuding, parties- Should, on the present occasion,
Larly Barlow in India. They ed liv in great comfort nnd hap. • i
owe. She had never seen a mere tender bothand ; lady Bar. caress the child Frederick inhis name. Ile concludad plead guilty.. promise not to offend hereafter, and
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tow :whiny. apersired lo return his affectien.-09 her cross-ex- by directing the Jury to give such damages as would the penalties arising from the information should be
ainiivaien, she said a tinale sent on board with Lady Barlow. . .
he a compensation for the injury u. aa . • mitigated, by remitting the one-half for the informer,
no tier (-morn to England. but she was a Dative woman; there s stai r I
imposing the-Other li.alf only for the King.
was sits other. ! The Court was cleared, and on the doors being 1,111,
_d.
Thomas Oaks. Esq. said. he was a Alember of the Snprrme •
ct, beverat perso is were theft fined.
re-opened, the Jury found for the plaiutiff—asae • -.... . .
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fmeeit,iit eadrits, in fedi: he raga there on the '.alth oS Die
" ' .14,43:RAOP;.ststIN SCH EMI: OF SWINDLING.
ember, It tt hen Sir Ceerge Barlow became Governor of Mages, Two Thousand Pounds. 6 Abicsii•dcwAstE.—Yes!erday, Pace, the officer,
caleatta, nod'. at drat time, he had opportunities of seeing Sir • •
firorgelltal ill.. lash.; he Raw ihem three or filar times a day; I ----- - --------- • - appiehendeil a fashionably dressed young man, who
hi, emideet ;vat that of a most affectimutte husband. Witness I CORONER'S I.VQUESTS. . ' cails himself Air. nankin,. u p on a peace-warrant,
trier had any other impression. than that they lived in the sit. r
Mint domestic happiness; lie knew Slajor Barton, Who has I
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... ' `-arising out of the foiloWing extraordinary circum-
Avlede-latitsp and Private Secretary to Sir Genree, Major
01 NVednesday afternoon an Inquest was hod at stances :—TheDefettdenChad some time ago con-
Barbie lived in the family of Sir George, and was trealed .
trived in the Park, to• intsoduce himself to the ac•
kindly. the Old Vineyard public‘hoose, in Viiteyard.garriens,l
•bi dliam Barlow, Eel. (he brother of the Plaintiff 'aid, Ma- ra ,
erke.se ell, before GEORGE
kr. Baolois ratan oat to In !in visual the year Ititti-lie was •- llonason, Esq. Co,.* !Usintsiwe of a Moog. .MilatarY officer, nephew to
- . ta Fiesta., the MaglStrate and ba consequetic
the son of wki.ess's first cousin-Ile had no appointment when ter for NI i,idb•sex, on the body of Miss Sarah AMP, . .t,•
he warn, stet-•• lie went out recommended to sir Geerge Bar. Halt, whose sleuth was occasioned by the following called at him at his Ridging near Portman-square,
low, m. brother, by me." Lady Bartow arrived in England ini whom he then persuaded to aicompany him to the
lanai.: melancholy accident : • •
m.o. few, accompanied by hlajor Barlow, and three chi
s 1it,..v..a,
,ffi,aned its June mowin.g. A, the
ttelettger
of Sir
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..., 4-.1 General Wolfe, in Oaford-street; to dinner. Just
eat . John Neville, watch-cast v bre% (a-h•te. Bartow'. concern,, I prevlded every possible neconamo- before dinner, an elderly man Immo in, and was lu-
natic., for Lady Barlow. White she was in leitia arrangeineens yard-walk, deposed, that the deceased was dauglithe; traduced by Hank* as a tar friend of hi
o ere made for her and her children to be ready by the time of i
to Mr. Samuel Hall, likewise a watch.ease.manufa They sat &two tngether 41(1.-dinetl„ and afterwards,
her arrival. She came first to a re-idenee in Hones street, Ca- • .
purer, wilt) I i red neat door. We:kited ;the 'detected •••• '
uesatwat.a.aistre, whik• the h nee was was fitting sip at Streatham,partook of some Wine.' 21ae latir•heing Oiled; came
where Sir George now resides: Miss Page was selected as ';0- was a fine sprightly girl, about four years and a lied'. to 3?,.i. which,ln. etittii.not 'Orother did not• all.
iersess for he ladies by Major Barlow's mother; the hlajor re- 1 1
0 a • about half. past 10 o'clock 011 Sunday- meriting,
tuned to India Wore Lady Barlow.who quitted I;eglnnd early / . pear, fi 1 upon the shoulders of' their cre,
. they fixed o
ilk Mot* MS; From ail the kniow erlge the witness had, it witness being in his Own kitchen, was gseatlty alaris.% aulous %Wins. ..i.tisty then proceeded to- Rankin'
atipetireft so him that Sir G urge and Linty partite. byd inset ed at hearing a sodden tcrAttsittg proceeding frtens house, Ettgeware-toad,whare the Officer issa abor
affectionately ; when lady Barlow left Engl. wt. the Witaesseamtablor. Basins rook the resideurezt .scrolhillii ;du; it •.tile house of:Mr. Han% his,9eit_ doUr.t.teLglLbokra.44,'W • time lost .161. t Lis hog!, at some game of cards,:e•
elindree; while Lady Barlow was in trigland. she was on terms , whiCh.-Re imietaitely ran there i"; ascertain then refusing to play any more, rose to go iwory.
or intimacy wish ,Major Harlots ; A Inlet* ondentotal from Mae none ; the first person hei
saw was Mr- lislis in.',ll Hut:kin got up Al 41,c••same time anti putting hi
ins 111 now. t at he hid hem, received in India most tall'ection. frantic
crying and wringingo
in .foul against. the door, threatened -him -lit his peri
.4 • his hands tls4s. , . -- .
suet. ; when Ike Ale'par left Englaud in 'soli he was made tanr. State,
o%in, and witness kurw that Sir George assisted the Cap•aio in deepest distress, saying that hit dear girl woe d.asett to leave tie house wiiiiikit paying what he • had
hvs promio ion ; the motley lie lent to purchase a rommiSsion for the
~rive; ,
r witness went instantly into the ',Mil, tau], I; i I
king oat Ont.; it reie.en through witites..es hands; it was paid t • , onourab
.9 ust,, He then pore thena.a 51; note and
.I* 4 eat drawn by Sir George; the st ear was received as Cal- with the assistance of a neighbour, with touch IPA-, his casts of oridees.s to call, fur the remainder. .111 r.: doicin. it:arise,
_of L AlifriVitittn.b .
task a. nee rif os. family; air George and Lady liartaw came catty pulled up the seat of !he pricy which hadgfalleu
lelftowitearin •of th * t t*made the g 16th of November last; exhibiteil'it•thipillory at
g , e, ration ion, your'
Id iniglindla 1814.'and took up their residence at Streatham • witness s • ''' • --
et ; s sou then 1 de. •' • •
put down a small bolter, entieme
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tor Barka' returitetaltike them; tie bad filled the situationsn wilts, to them, 'stating he should be alone , Haverhill, pursitantle his-Sentetitp at the ►haat Bury
of Aid-de Camp aid Private Secretary to Sit George; atter scended into the well, and seeing. the knee of the de. •efir iich „ad ,t,iini., -ir they would call; they were 1 Assizes, for wilful end. corrupt perjury.. l'he mu.
their return tu i.uglatod Sir George paid oast attention to his ceased above the surface, he took her by the leg end itenetusl Ws irtid o - hadbeen_ ; prey se w rer, two officersbill,pelted him with ;Sindtrod potatoes.
Lady a high an affrelibtiate hash and would do; witness thoeglit _ Y
lsedy Barlow did :sot receive - her husband eaesbe Arend have p0i.... her out ;
her father took her in •
arms, 4 stationed ;„t, ••- ' Sea
,enti.voonv,,and on their arrival, ,
1 On Wednesday •list an ;istcomilleti 'Urge' conger
dew; they had fourteeo childrrn; seven
neatnd seL en (laugh- carried her into
the house, where,her- clothes Wert tared Ila IA iti. on a. Wartaitt for a breach of the patie: ' • lets • Mrs. Pair w and Mrs. D' Ali:seine we ith their bus- •ri ••„ • • •• • . . ': eel was caught inthe Humber, a.Matill distance above
1 uncut •to) cut off, and she was washed clean with L-Such was the account giveqrsof..the transaction by
hand's; Itinka. Fenny, Berrie. and Etunra, ieere as Streasham • . . . . Barton, which weighed 43ipoelfils. -anti ttleasorecl six
in Aogsist la,t witneet was aeGaring la SODOM and, in come- • warm slates, she then appeared quite insensible ~and .:
r.,Plestow„the lViagistruse,AO the. absence.of Mr.: feet in length. "s'
ength. ~ ...
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11.14*:lei Of a messenger lON by lei. brother !of him, Ise CAME lip to showed no signs of life. Mr. PitivcinCe-- Air...kV*, - bagau 'tt e pera n affected in this case). who did
, t. t . .0 • . •-'
hi.wil, and received oar, Felday n eivioneetrition'of a dkcovery ,
Four men. :were, a- few-days .api ltilfe,l at the
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and atio:her medical Genii - '
Gentleman who were sent for,
of tarty Barteseest itildffi'y le vine/1147n' rivide s the mormngnot, from some- enexptittien' cause, arrive at the.
titter she quitted Or hove she went to her member a Dam; she • artive.l in about live mitintea, and rendered every ()thee •till nine o'clock Ind Veht. His amnia Of --- Black Park Colliery, fithroPthisi,'! 4 tbirwMinis,,
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wrest with her :he child 'rr4 eck, and was attended by a snail possible medical assistance ; the deceased was put into the busine 1. f ed 1 ' Pas ett er on yin atm respect, that a fel. and two others so badly hill, !Wet **danger their
mid maid-servant ; Sir GeWge and Lady Barlow had never had
t. e sligh est inter :terse • since ; the witness Wielded the hand- a warm bath, and rubbed, and her temples fomented
low named Marti the h first'introduced- lives'
IS skas meow o . • ''• ' .• ' :
Rs tilos of Major Bailow • pan a truer. . • i with brandy ;in the course of half an hour she show- himself to the Cptuplu6tant,-ffinil /Julian was the' - - •. . .-...:Aiz t 1.1- " L 4'-!
Oa his rrioss-evanituatioa by Mr. SCAILLI4T, witness had ,
ed signs of returning life, and in some few minutes man who • • 1. Idr tuddeu deaths were some rye/Mee:OM, he said, that Major Barlow, on his arrival pine( t tem ,at
,p. eneral .o e. ink' th G Wlf Th A LARMING.--4o ey, , .
in Erteaud, proceeded to join a part of his regiment in the Isle afterwards she began to cry ; she afterwaids opened had called at Mr. Gehagan's lodgin•g
to ask for the 1-11. never reanembered as ha've happened ef' late. ii: (his enwe
of Witte: ; tr:er Major we- „d years of age on this day ; Sir G. her eyes, and been gradually to recover,
.until she money, and Mr. G. laughed (alb. di 'ld them
us, an osadist, ?Inv.% there arse
try. In the daily Papers of Thu ,
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saute
no less than three Itiquests held fur sudden deatah..„Fly Bet few was 52, Lady Barlow 45 a
Henry Ca. way, a bast d to be out of danger ; there some
ler in the family of the P:aintill, said W 35 soll'nse were •he believed they were swindlers, upon ithidh Nankin Medical Men it is attributed to the daises is *e3tmOsi.Serre...ie
his
master mime .0 s
at
in 1811 ; he knew :Major Barlow, leeches applied to her, and antimonial wine, and said," You are air impertinent puppy and I will kick air; therefore PRINCE'S RUSSIA OIL ra,part.acid: 1
who freq malt? •v sited al his mister's house ;he had nova there other medicines administered ; she vomited not 'ling, you wherever .1
) Meet you.".: I commended, as it is not only the hest for presetvine and mo-
an s,melay ; Lady B trims usua ly met hint at the doar, and . , _I ••• •• • prptio,t the GROWTH of the HAIR, bur, front 114 Arionane
fra a rds grew worse and lingered until about 'l'he case u teed fur the than, tou'k hint sip stairs to the sitting-room ; they were frtaittorntly en" a e 't - . . haying , been gone, into -at considerable hit
: r^ents with which it is.prepared, wive As ... .
it,.
: Wien:Alf an hour ; young Frederick aa. gencritlll seta for seven o'clock next morning, when she expired. : length, mr. FtsLot'sta observed, thaalthough
t Han. prevents the catching of infectious disuse,. a c0m0a.,...
proof, see the Medicine Act of pnriiament; wherein PRI N l'1•. 3
when tbo• Alm went away ; the witness shit his utd"ter , cool- I Witness was informed that the deceased find her k• 9, s. •
duct had bet kinder to Lady Barlow, than Lady lit:rhos sto , lit s conduct WWI not so bad as Martin's, yet he ap. RUSSIA OIL as coosidered to poetic* stick virtue 61 presery mg
. brother were at play in the yard at the time of the *hi• health as Well as heautifeiug tlw Metre Pfalstilv ('"1"."
his waster. peered in the characte; of an abettor in the trans-
:miss Elizabeth Page said, from January, 1808, to dm pre.- : accident, when the deceased, full of life and spirits,. ecriont and if m • si.diers of his Mojesty's Stamp MT re will sot allow the Proprie-
war time, she had been governess to Sir George Barlow s o atilt) were present they would be tot too sell it without a Medicine Sta:up.
datighreis; she was recommeoded by Mr. and Mrs. Kt how ;
jumped on 'he seat of the privy, intending to leap - liable to aof ' All h AP ' ' t Ladies Imt Gentlemen, that io COTIV•
charge. conspiracy-. , however *nice /tequilas 6 1 .s . _
e.....n.
lady Miriam returned' to India iii IS S. and Sir George and off, whets unfortunately the seat gave way, and both , that he should d,o..would he.to hold nankin to bail queoce of Pence with FitOsin, and as the pritictpel 1.. gr di
it
his halv returned on the loth of May last year; lady Barlow ' she and it fell into the well, Drain to the foutidatinn the Russia Oil is prepared with, is the produce of taut OM'.
quitted hifentham on the 12th of August last ; after their re to keep the peace. Bet he would nut promise him try, it can now be imported as . moil It* eapence ;it a ill.
torn, e:aior Barlow visited the family ; fur the tint week or on which it stood being decayed, although it was not . what might he done before *Jury if Martin should be r therefore. in-future, be sold• hear' Plifte per Cent. atelier.
two oils' George was touch out, and the Major visited ;he was known tube so until this sad accident ha oohed. As foui:d hereafter. priaec, Russia Oil is the best and wlitolestuarrt Oil fur the
always alone with Lady Barlow ; imahe 14th of June a itoess flair isf Ladies, Gentlemen and ' Clildren ; and 'if used coo-
mean as the deceased fell into the well, her little hro.
attended Lady Barlow in theca rriage to Kensington, and the EXTENSIVE ROBBERY, . 1•1101111, not a hair will fall' IT, orating grey. -Ft milker weak
same evening, on ' returning to tatty Ballow s room, she opened Cher, who was her play fellow, gave the alarm. The litAosierromusr-..- Thuretav Jelin iVilson was' brought before and short hair grew thick and long; renders dry se berth astir_
the dour; she Major was • ith her, and lady Barlow's asis4 well was ten feet deep, six feet of whirls was full, and the 1.4.:5LD 'avow, and underwent 4 final esamiaation, charged boll : where hair hug ut thin or bald, if the least cold/ s!
weer over the Major b samilderr, avid her face near wins; when , with stealing a eitatitiry of look at all descriptions,. from the mato, will be resisted. Promotes ese--hrowis and whelle".
our feet from the surface to the top.—Verdict,
Major BaelOwsisi.eil at Streatham. he always went ~.11 stairs, I house of Hicks, Keats, and Co. at ~eotapside, to an jilealCll. 11,41O.••6 Will find it the twit for dressing real or fele" hales-
and. on hW tubuissioa, Lady Barlow court :oily waited to 4ccidcnlal Death. met. T table ::are :et. of fietotlemeu that were bald have declared, alter.
rereise him ;he was received differently from any other vi. It appeared that in consequence of an entry of hats, for ex- using Palace's Rlnhi't Oil I-re:Wady bar ~a short flute. td• hold
visor ; the Major went to Ireland, and returned to England An Inquest was held yesterday, at the Horse and port:dime toeing made at the Custom-house, at an teduseany places herame covered with hair. o.•eilria -ii who writt-iwt-
in May or June; sbe saw him before he went, nnd appeared Groom, . Itatcliffe, before J. Us WIN, F.,11. Coroner low rate, tanpititi,i was c ‘ cited, and they were stopped by the der Ought to ust it inst. ad of lemmings..
in dei•pdist raw on his taking leave; in bit ;atlas the little one , - These tare many who have rum bus nnflientOrk.inl44
ryas brought up, and his lineman's was always paid to tor Middlesex, on the body of JOSl'pli Ca ro, an wiener, alum applic anal to the Whipping party, and dealers, country, that the, have used It iv taa 'Oil a iiiiplul hew-oi, on at'
Frederick ; in Jane last he came frequently on Sunda?: Italian sailor, who hung himaelf on the mothitig of were evilitualla tr..cre to tile Prisoner, who was in the service count iif imposter*, who sold' diem counterfeit. tartefore ''''
during Divine Service, Lady Barlow did not go to (Mire • Sunda of die PrlneentOr4 . patimular to ask fur Prince's Itueia Oil. (mime, the 11,,'"',
y last, in Ratcliffe watch.houi,e, where he was
with she family ; 14 iIIKOS met hint at the gate, u.s the was going .Gabriel Jaeoln wr s then called, who deposed that 116 lived " I'll 1•N CE," is on the cover ate' on. Abe seal- of each h lO's
to (+Men. and offer she had liven at church a -hurt time Air re- placed for being disorderly. When he was lodged there I7Rin _5 , ..Alieiiirhihway ; that on the eect 1,10. he pt,,,h,,,,,j of tv:ii a I ... verni us at stamp aerosol the mark of each Walk, Of it
tainted to the house. Stu. heard Lad, Barlow talk, and she by the keeper of the a atch-house, every precaution a person tamed SOliOnoll Jacobs, revidinx at 41, Carey-street, taanot he :.a.iiiiiiie.
wain towards Na room; M:i.jor Barlow was with her; witness i Clianeeryilane, through the a: etc (done Barnard Ali:tender, - 'I lie hottle usually sold at is. is now Ss. fill. nad &Inoue
was taken to prevent ; but .he -
his doiug mischief
alierwaids heard then, in the bed- romiu. where they remained22:l hats • f various desci i talons. and 44 boys' hats, far es porta- issu ; alias a batik, emu: •et sae gamin, v oof four small, at,
mem, minutes. They returiaed to the sluing-smog, and she found means to hang himself to the bar of the Window vino, at the tale of I''s, ed twit. Said hats were brought in a t I.: ;or a loir.4e boole, c pi:Milling oils! small, :at 'l.'2, ,14.1'' tv sinew thee went into them; Lady Barlow was ;sitting clove to by a silk handkerchief. It appeared on the evidence ' coat Is by S,-1"c"hs• "'" 1:"'Y were suhsequelatly paelted in iticiuded ;or six large bottles, fair M. . theAlujor. aide not band On his thigh, and aOh the other she i ,„, , , . noses and tier •
_ , forwarded to Gales Quay, fur shipmeut. There, :
wait doing sotnething to his pailful . The wi nest then told Ol ow r• 131cRiatta, et:recoil, that he used, whets he however, the; at erestOpped by the Rncher,portation,by lit s Sold whisimeile, retail, and for ex • I id,' Pre-
I 'lures, Lenten ; eli-
tist' Major he had better air:Stain-Inm visi•trm hi- Me absence of ; was applied to immediately after the event task sol.mou...tae.h.dq;,osea chat be was in the habit of dealing prieter, Mr. Prince, John-street, Osfra j
red
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et;t CocOrge and lire family. She observed alio, that Isis letters Iwith sue ',scat. da.a•ph of JO, %lot iiiiii urh-street, for hats, LL wr"'
ai
the
"ether.
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nee 1:.°41 111
U - .i, 37, t, lest
place ever • effort in Ilia power to restore animation ' Lid altered Ludy nailow's combed is ith respect to Sir George, ! . S ) 1 considepalple leiltlli of shoe: All the hats, as before de,crieed, house is not a shop, a private bone, toppasfie iv. •
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mid made her more violent towards him and her children. The 1 but without effect, ns his Neck was disloca a
te-. - Sc. :he purchased of that lierson. at the rate of lls tid. Cht:ll, • Ito a cuactioneker a. teeth . ear Gent teasel sending .se !'
a'i'ne,f4 never taw a mons affectionate husband than the Plain-, venal other witnesses deposed, that his conduct . on;will he particular to give them directions, as there are .11 op.
Isaac J..seph hewn' the Prior's:cr. Jolla Wilson, WOO' year.. '6• , 3„ho .......t * . well sell COu1.6:1••
or. In August lass a letter oars pointed out to the mittens, i the F.tr the lad tear ar.ol :oil tall ht. luol !teen constantly supplied . ::-• ---- ---" -s ---I as in other '•"'-evis' who
mulch she opened ; it was directed to ;Ir. Frederick Barlow, , lin night was outraireous
precer gr, , acid bordered by aim with ' of •-o• -• . Wile.
a pats ;Art ussizes and otialiry, And for *hien he , - ,
to his MP:
the Nia.;fir'S hi-Milli'. Witness opened it in the presence of Lady ' greatly upon insaisity.-- Veldict, Insanity. generally I aid Is. each : si.i.d fa milt,. ate ac,„„„, a, et,. pa. i %lie :leonine is also wild by Mr. Smyth. Perfumer ,
Keyless, ..iirl comintnicated it eras 1111 l riling to Sir George.-
s jetty. New Hood-street ; Ilendrie. Perfumer to her Mel ;Hs, boner's boast.; and thinks that doting the time staled, he par-
" Was. Harlon wits then sent for the arrived On Friday fol- Another Inquest was held, at the Black Horse, chased of him to least Ittk.) hats. Set eitteen also fo..iid iti his ' .rirtiteirlie-'jay.
s Bailey and Blew, lFerf...arr, la nst. r., ..ftr.
laniate. and Lady Barlow quitted Streatham with Frederick •
Poplar, before the same Coroner, on the same (MY. house by the otlieers, were supplied ley the Prisoner on Enda I and Prioress, and yoke mad Duchess of York, ( nek-eu
snit mor ll iii r.
uNewberg. 43,
• bed as well as the whole staled to have been Imm.slit by S. we e° ; (Larding dud Howells b 9. Pall- 11°-- ; .
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on the body of William Barnes, who fell into the ' Cross-examined by Mr. Sr DILKIT. dumb, of the w late's. 'I hose n en• brought to hitt, by a man Sr. Paul'. Church yard ; Dicey, Rua Church-said ; Beae.•!.•
Action said pm told the Major that Ms letters had made' City Canal, at Poplar, on Tuesday evening iast, and Mimed Atiderson front the Ps isoiter, from time Its rime. • fs,*leteel-noorket : Better, I. Cherip.i its ; Ed a lards, trt's,,nl;
lady' terlow more violent; what no you Meal, by that ex- was drowned. It appeared its evidence, that the de. Thwna' M. Retries deposed, that the Primmer had lived will P ant's Church-a ant ; I.con , • 'JP. Strand.; T. Ruble
d.:ondreteri.;
prestion ?-A. More violent against Sir George and the children. him-elf and partners alar• e eight vein:. Ile hind she sole manage: • '2l' Klialodree's C"e""card"' ' alcua' 'to' Or". 94' 's'
!Ow, lON' in say that Major Barlow was more kind than Sir ceased was a pensioner, who'had come front Scotland mem sod direetimi of the retail trade, and unlimited anthem • B..rrv..solue-son, Gawk-street ; lleslesn, eston, Vs, strand ; 1)..t01',.:,1
(:mosses ;be has said she did nut like Sir George, she liked to receive his pension, when missing his road to Pup- ritv to order whatever goods he thosig,lit pnper from the mane- a. Fleet-street ; Riggr: 63, Cheap.ide ; Stewart, iSi ':
alafor Bartow better; she appeared tddiel no comfort with her t factors for-the use of the shop. Witness hit, '.ll d II hats: .11""d"Ieee; Tail, 41. Contain; Tim, Banish ElOrballgei :•,(J
lar, owing to the darknessof the ' 1
night, he met the .
as oetan; described. i • a l° -)e.r. •:.' ile been yn• v Meat is•••ulP f INSili Ve alert. M•''''
btishand.
and had no doubt watiteser O. their be.ng i e - - -"nit * er ono r. KO •. eIL -O. .
.i.
ei,i;
ci,
.Do eon meta to represent Lady Barlow as a woman of above untimely end.—Verdict, Accidental Death. the preperty of himself and pa: toms, and mere value 1001. and : c"..4*151 Captains, stud' Gauntry Vveders a 11l revolve ai o
violeot temper-she's:ld tan difference nigh you ?-A. Sh:. never upward,. The seventeen tiara also brood in the.hostse of Josepb uriownsire. •
Wooled iiitt. The witness admitted that the Damian( was a —__..._....„....da5.
were likewi-e their praprrts, will ninth al..and
.ulits arils. . CA U TION.-As swindlers Newel hl.ont the country vt•
.
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1
ve y handsome young man.
iewi.
MR. SA LOMON.—This very distinguished Musician 6Theiori,its
,Akndr:t: deposed, thaelin tins not some time em. eacclerreil Russia Oil, Mr. PRINCE; the iirisiet).Bl:roorpr..
the
Mr. SCARLCTT then addressed the Jury in niitiga. died on Saturday last, the sth ult. at his house its Ffir).flot4:l3- lass 7. untrie..r).i i
he
r:irtruy,r.ikiigsl:xtitsbotxoetithe
a‘htirtitioiseirirlf,
9.1 Joseph. 1 til.poreititmen;,_
iiisq:elisitii...4l..hz
.sessric
liriebe4i (tallier:
ILlv...ield;
h(1.1r..1814, tthat
tivn of damages. lie said his client felt as sincerely Newman-street, after a long illtiesa, which originated. Ohrieseeeisthouse, tied the. f o!lott lag day, he canted fr iiiii thence : Mr. eqm-e„ at Jousamemit. 4111forshotreete helve orrigirual, Ptr,...;
as possible the iej',ry done Sir George Kirin w, and in a fall from his horse last summer, and terminated tio.ue :eiindboye.;,oilnigiel.a...er ss.-iih a bug, coati ii ii ing another quantity, 1, prillifsiftlse.lltssou Oil.
ifOorrct it he partiieu:a .or
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h lid Josseph, Prince's
HOW* Odt 'nod imy Perfeaner, Actitin v . P
had given him instructions not to Justi.y it; but he in a general dropsy, the conaequence of unuccustom- The Pri....ier being called , upon for his defence, burst into 'o• r liairi.dre,er, .rill Russia tni under a v
Si.preteece witassr's'ilo
stood before them to implore (he Jury not to pars son- ed confinement, and the privation of habitual exercise. tears, denied ever rorceiving hurt than , fur
e.,rh hat, from tom it linl Prwice.6, LOC WIPLOIOn'. ill. sellll/1g "fileerek. u
itneph, against whom he hitterly inveighed as the Cause of their costumers.
(env. of ruin on a very young mats, by making him Mr. Salomon was one of the few whose sight to cell. his ruin leit
I N 0 more Eagles, or Bed' to Cold Labsls, as Imprineir
ray caressive damages. The defeadant Was a gentle- tend for the honour of being the greatest perfornim ilk. was ('silly committed to Neegate for trial, prisons have imitated, rem tact t.oe 'al on Counterfeit It ..sea
wonsine STPFIII.---' lin sd • 'is
man and a soldier, and he felt as became him, that upon the violist in Europe was undisputed : ~.. . . • ..►. I ray homes moor,. was charged . Oil.
ills with strallue a pair of silver spoons, a pair of valuable cut I -it would *let be honourable to aggravate the feeling 44 taste, refinement, and enthusiasm," to use the gime ssaitscetiars. a pair of silk stockings, table-cloths, and • _ •
'
of the plaintiff by any ungenerous Justifica:ion. He words of Dr. Burney, excited utiiveisal admirationvariona oikt•eme ides,. toe ((vesper: of Mrs.. Sarah Neathell, of: - - .' ' ' t:-e
.1 1 .athertkey.stretit. 'during the confusing occusioued by the es; e • Los 0(IN : Pi inted and Published by. IL Lore:.L .at
woe ready to share the disgrace of the offence -in all its - and caused his instruction to be.engfily Strtliht• : t out Weiluerday awning. ''' • 1 Bta relMea ()Fr/cc, Nit. 1, Stalishur..ccurt, Irea. toilet t•

VI Piglit, and to declare that Ise was equally criminal
with the Lady. He theta described the defendant as'.
a young man who had Entie out to India, where, at
the are of `2l, he was appointed by Lord Lake In the
j-Ithli.n_tirnetet. In 1806 he received orders to join
part of :hat regiment in E:n;land. lie became a pas-
senger %lit!, lady li.irlow and her three children in a
ship prnenetling in England ; lie was then 2) years of
age, and Lady itarinw was 36. It was nut usual to
repose' mufti confidence in young men of his age, yet
the plaintiff had reposed every confidence; shut up
during seven months in a cabin with a woman whose
conversation was of the most interesting. description,
passion gained the ascendancy over every other feel-.
ing. of the heart, and the injury ensued Which .the
plaintiff had to complain of. Mr. Scarlett reminded
the Jury that men were not angels—all had their pas-
sions, and some allowance was due to a person so
young esposod to temptation almost irresistible.—
With respect to damages the defendant hid then made
no more than a sol.lier's fortune ; he had gained pro.
motion by seeking it " even al the cannon's mouth."
leis pay as a Alajor was all he had to depend on, and
in case of being reduced to half-pay, his means would
be still less.

POLICE..

lit appeared that the Prosccutriir itopttacoirerer's shop net
door to Mr: Hulftiours: wh'ere tire nt firet h:oke out, and
when the explosion took place at the London Militia 11nvitat
lhaushe, as well as all the tirighbwort„rotshed „info the towt'
whet, the Prisonir went-in An jo tient% of rendering -mt,
sioattee, if necessary ; be packed, tip !he articles ajuive
Boned, w it,h -Which he was going at ,
when detected by a C„:
who 44 previosisty observed his motions,
triahe'charge being clearly proved, he was fully committed fm
,

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NcwAns. Nbrassaaa few weeks ago,*tho
. ethodist Preachers endeavoured io• introduce the
Gospel into the vi!lage of East Stoke, near the re,i;
deuce of the Honourable Sir Robert Bromley, At
first they look their stand in the open air on the pati:ic
roarchaving.no place to preach it, under cover. 11'a,.,1
they renewed their visits, a poor matt named Solitiet
Roes; 'invited them to stand in his yard, with t
view to the better accnntreodaton of the cooz,eo,
Bon. This invitation was °accepted twice. 0,4„d
crimes, the constable of East Stoke, Mr. Spor„„ii
lodged an information against the aforesaid S. 11005,
and procured a summons for him to appear before the
Magistrates assembled at Newark. The man was
summoned to appear in a wrong n;tmc ; but he made
his appearance at the time appointed. - Before the
Magistrate, he ingenuously confessed his having
mitted the Preachers to preach in his yard ; but de.
Glared his innocence, as to any Intention to break the
laws of his country. He pleaded ignorance and pp.
verty, and requested the Magistrates to deal %sin&
him in the most lenient manner; they therefore
fined him in the mitigated. penalty of twenty Foveae
or the two offences. The man refusing to pay, war.
rants of distress were isseed.end served on him. Big
goods were seized, and. a bailiff was placed in his
Ouse POUR days. Last Saturday his goods were
put up for sale. On the -commeticemoite of the sac.
tion the few persons who atteltded discovered spiv-
tome of great sympathy, and refltsed to bid for the
articles. The auctioneer—the man—the. Methodicti
Mho were present,, ell begged the people to bid;
and the latter set them the example, hut all in
vain. . A -few articles only were sold, and every oil
of them were knocked down to the Methodists. The
bailiff Bah!, in case of their not being able to make
a sale, he should reirwiiit the inbn's goods to New.
ark ; the Methodists stopped ti 4
,and enquired
-hat sum was requisite to.anister demands ;on
being informed, they paid .dowp flip:illy-frac pounds
thirteen shillings and sixpence. i The house being
tensed, they immediately., puidished .joe..preachiug
the next dayoli.tj.6 ‘144, toth*
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ten pounds to " .I'oo. for ledtris‘g the infor-
mation ; and ten pinsesde to.th'eA poor of, theixtrish of
East Stoke. We merely:ooe the facts' the ;
every man will be able to-nlak'e.prOpt.f reflections on
such a scene, exhibited in this hind ofiliberte, in this
and of Bibles,.in :the ttineteenikcen tory i'!--(.1ot.
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ly proved, he mu fully committed fne
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AM 8.-:-:-A. few weeks ago, .the b
endeavoured to• introduce the
',e of East Stoke, near the re-i.
able Sir Robert Bromley. At
tand in the open air on the poh!ic
to preaCh its undercover. Wii.li 11
isits, a poor man noosed Sthluet
to stand in his yard, nith I
:comotodation of the cnozreo.;
I was
°accepted izeice. For 04,4;
of East Stoke, Mr. Spofford,
n against the aforesaid S. ;;nett
Priori
ona for him to appear before the
d at Newark. The man was Airto
Frk
in a wrong namr ; but he mo'le Tuts
time appointed. - Before the tve,
unusly confessed his having 1,1 r„ Thu
The
to preach in his yard ; but de.
ta at
as to any Intention to break the Boa
He pleaded ignorance nod po. ice.
the Magistrates to deal with ties
'nient manner; they therefore
rated. penalty of twenty roust), 1
The man refusing to pay, war.
iesped.and served on him. Ills
nd a bailiff was placed in his
Last Saturday his goods were
the -commeticemoie of the sac.
who attelyded discovered symp•
thy, and relined to bid for the Mot
met to
ieer—the men—the. Methodist%
Plm
ill begged the people to bid; Bt,
them the example, hut all in
5 only were-sold, and every oil FA
al down to the Methodists. The
ware
f their not being able to make barite
wife the gables goods to New. style.
Mr.
stopped. tl4 Otte,
.and enquired those i
use to.aniteer ill aground.; on resaisi
woerii
paid .down
.tasenty-five pounds privet
f sixpence. i The house being li. able m
iatety., pu6lished.joa.preaching
at
4,3;birlaiwiin2tl4 stiwat adjudges The
*tort!. for lodging the MN.. —7-
rsdi to-thee poor of. therrisk of N 1
retyatete the facft.pf -the case;
3001 s
le to-asiate lirripfsf reflections on Marie
td in this land efliberty, in this GEM
tiineteerkh. century !'f—(.lol..
v. 18•.)
rit.tto' g.,. 'lses,. on e 1
st; exhibit-Nl:lire the pillory at 3
ei his •Sentelice ai the Jest Bury 3
I& corrupt
,perjury.. The mo. 106 Iliad, eggs, and potatoes. 469
511
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