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:To me EDITYPB OF nun STATESMAN. - . LiiiißevEr ..-
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Sit,—Amongst the snagy important objects. which . • COURT OF cAtANCICAT. Orem 6.
press on your atteetiea, that Which will form the • BRODIE V. IllUßßlilf.
subject of this letter may not, perhaps, be deemed.'devised and bequeathed by the testator, i Mr. Scott. This cause, which retied to .a very great fortune
one of the least interesting. It is not lay meaning to d,14,_
see annuities amount to the su of. seven thousand
wander lo I.r at my intent, from the matter 'in 'levy'. pounds a year, exclusive of 30001. per annum eddi-
es to ask by what aatherity the Duke,..( VsreLlantes .EIDDEi provision for the widow, to be paid to her
lon and hit diplomatic associates affixed the elteArons the first quarterly feast after the testator's
natures twos, of the most outrageous and *WA. death; while the other annuities were made to be.
Dee' tims ewer Weed by anal. authority, it. WINN* due. and payable only from the end of one year
alter the testator's.death.
enough to say, that aPPatmlitif Whits committed as in
. This peculiarity of • the terms had _formed the
a new course of wars Akhorre oltillng to sot 'it It ground of no exception to the Master's Report,which
might not have hese avoided without eimpromising. found that the annuities should commence from the
oar honour, or eudangering,our safety: • death in the areal manner of debts, and legacies or
With thR exception, of Deninark,, every mavium44,innuitlio, that ought not to be, •by the above peen-
State in Europe is a party in this, truly_ terrible DoP liar expressionsrdistingaisbed from ordinary cases.
elaration. Consequesnly, should the King Of Den. . Sir t Law ;.4 nII aI.OIIII.LY, with other Counsel, sup-
mask be pertnitted to. remain neutral, his taill be tie potted the exception.
'only neutral deg In Deere ; and feehlegintteed, his ' Mr. Sem., sopported by Mr. J.. Maartx; opposed
power will prove to protect it from injustice. Thence the ewes. eenetjereme length,
there is but little depefidence to be placed on net, 'Sir Stouts. Rowittir concisely and forcibly re-
trality, and.the only. neutral flag will too probably plied, contending that the word only, together with
be that of the United States of America!
~..I. ;laps distinctions of the periods of payment of the
It Is obviously, the duty' and the interest Of M' • widow's annuities, made this case an exception to the
sisters catifeßy to abstain froth any state eissiores general tale, and suspended the commencement of
calculated to infringe that deatrality ~and=ve_ ' the fourteen annuities for one year, so that no pay-
'to prevent speculating individuals irons '''S**tinefit could be etaimed.for two years after the death
'ratify their topidity, by acts that n-e.incompatible., 7of the testator.
with morality, as injurious to the neutral rights anet, I ME HONOUR delineate! this ,distinction in a clear
property of the merchants awl ship-Dwain of
.jedgmeets showing that the distinction was well
America.
t foundedr '
and took the case out of the general rule,
In the war of 1793 those British merchants who and of Course allowed the exception.
wished to place their ships under the protsetiets of
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tbe flag of the United States, had thee, neutralised la
America by some real or assumed owner A* shipping.
This method was attended both with expellee and
risk ; hence, in the war that succeeded the Treaty of
Amiens, those individuals purchased in London end
other ports FORGED. AMERICAN DOCU-
NEWCASTLE, .IpitiL 4. MENTS of every kind for ships and mariners, by 1.
--imma.-- which mesas the neutral character of the ships and
On 'Monday last, at .a Meeting of the Common mariners of the United States was of coon* de.
Cooncil of this place, several rooms in the Dew hos- teriorated, and their safety compromised. • !
pital lately erected at the west end of the town, In order to give complete efficacy to those fogad.
were given away to
.such persons as were theoght State Documents, it became' necessary, in die of
most deserving of relief. The old hospital, it will capture by any belligerent irdiseq that Ihe mew.
Is recollected, is confined to single freemen, end teethed British mariners should. eoltiemly sweat that
tremens' widows, but the Common Council, on the they were really citizen., 4 . Appripht ao4 shot the
above occasion, very judiciously departed from that papers (which they knear:inilm forged) were all- tree
limitation, and assigitod a few of the new rooms and genuine ! .
to old married freemen, whose ages and other cir- Thai the most delibekij:ifildi ry became ester-
comstanoes bespoke them fit objects of the cotopas. vial to give effeet.twthoee diegerous 'frirgertei; and
lion of their fellow-creatures. While, however, we these united Crimes, though openly carried:on Is this
record acts that are an ornament to human nature, and almost every large seaport in Great Britain,
we regret that one circumstance occurred, which were perpetrated with perfect impunity, became we
tends to cloud those benefirent doings that wou,id nave no law that makes those. f ; and
otherwise have shone with more than ordinary, lustre. pirjriry, whe3 comroitted'in Coeds of er is net
The event to which we allede is of so *jugular a ua- deeeselfairt• swearitagbithe* late! . .
tare, that we cannot forbear to relate the pertinders. .The nare!,er of vessOli"belonsing ti Brills, lelie•
Among the number of applicadts for rooms was a chants and ship-owners: thus diegalied was 'very
freeman of the name. of Dell, who had formerly been cousidera..le,* and thoussede, of our bast seamen were
Lilo likely
toyed lk! the
is good circumstances, bat is now greatly reduced, annually transferred tq America,. with .certificatee of
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and between 60 and 70 years of age. Sulfide it to birth and baptism intheir.haods ! It,was.
say, that he was considered a proper object of re- that the American merchants would state to ship
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lief, lied a room was consequently given to him.— i those men who were -frequeutle recognized on the : of__ the soz_,
The poor man quitted the Council Chamber full of ocean by their 'quondam thiptesetes belonging to our. •L'„,, ined E‘ea‘,_,,._,.
gtilitrille and was bending his steps homeward, cruizers :• they were seized. It is a potent-of honour' ":_lik_ annwr..
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a lanai his. aged partner that dm might now) with sailors, thus circumstanced, to- keep secret the ".ul7 slime g le* as - ."1.17 ''
snot ar snack open the same, day, on the person of
44 lull her cares so rest," for he had now get- name ef the person who Weighed them, in England,'
hiuli,eMsqthe.fuithteindipmemmotinitair Sheriff. of . Norfolk. 1
something.to " sheltontheot from thepittiless storm" with those rcitificates • thence, In nine cases out of !Sa...rati_Perry, a servant .its the fatally *UT: Thorn.
during the winter of We. Bat, alas.! how short- ten, they falsely accused some perion. in the United
lived was his happiness. Ere he bad gained the States, whereby every angry feeling wars reciprocally 'Prtioner was acquitted,
ot Mr.:2Wwebbeit the
.suretin,
_. who.
opposite side of the Sandbill, a messenger over- caned forth, WI at length the whole produced the dinrescosea Rebecca
becc
look and informed him, that be was to go back War that has just terl.iestod: •-- • ound, having stated in
his evidence the possibility of its haling bben emir-
to tile Common Council. The poor man instantly'i The Ministers of the United States made the meet
obeyed, and once more placed himself before that,' solemn protests against these climes: they obtained.
lingloll2ol by accident] and the.Prosecetns, being email.
to swear teat the contrary was the fact. Upon.
severest, body whose friendly act bad so recently.. but little attention,
.aldWieedreis. To sadism
overpowered him with joy. What, reader dust thou. treme of depravity lies tbii lichease been carried, that
sthe second indictment the intent of 'the Prisoner was
more clearly, proved, and he was accordingly found
think was the occasion of this second interview ? To the' ritish Melton, Meta and seamen neittralizedl
port' of Loodoo, have been gailty,.aed received sentence of death., under Lord
confer some additional favour, and render the object ,as Americans in the
perjury to that degree of i Elleisborough's Ant, by which cutting or maiming•ia
of their bounty " twice blessed ?"—O that it had I drilled and discipliniedin
although the wounds indicted be
i not mortal:
been our task thus to have stated it! It was to ask•. perfection, as to be able to baffle the Civilianaof the 1 rendered ealleal,
the important question—." Of what religion are Prize Court, of Great Britain, France, and the
you Y" The sequel of the story will now be entici- United States of America!!! In one of the most re- I
patiod. During the absence of Bell, some illiberal cent cases prior to the late war, the Master was en.
spirit had whispered that he was a Roman Catholic; titled to 3001., •the First Mate 2001., the Second
Old that being the fact, hi accordingly answered in 1001., and every .sailor to 501., if the ship and
the iffirmatire. Well, what is the consequence: he cargo reached•its destinationin safety II !
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was told that unless.he would recant, and take the The' forgery. of American .Ship Documents was
Sacrament according to. the Established Church, hs known to Ministers as early as 1805, and probably
was not to go into the hospital ! It was in vain that long before : there is little doubt, bat the crimes thus ,
the old man pleaded Ids having been brought up from,. tolerated hadi preponderating weight in causing the.'
a child to the Catholic faith, that he could not think United States of America, who had so many induce-
of apostatizing now, &c. The result was, that the meats to cherish peas to its lastiragment, to declare
boon so lately conferred on him was given to ano- war !
ther ; cud thus the joy of the old man waa.turned to 1 If we are at war with France-sod BONAPARTE, no
weeping, and his prospect of happiness to " bitterness doubt but the latter will resume hie tear against ear
of soul."—So 'much for the liberality of the 19th commerce, and aelittle mason is there to doubt bat,
century !—(Tyne Mercury.) i some of oar ship-owners will again, if pertained,
bare recourse to thee privikged felons who, to the
disgrace or Great *hen, bare bran allowed ieteri*
and imitate the seals and slinsteriof Sovereigns and
supreme Magistrates: '
But trill America endure IL Al am decidedly of
opinion that she will, not ; and dirt V such kitbag/as
practices are tolerated, that-the Ualtadtllble of Aloe.:
rice will appeal to the sword. :1 I
It is an anomaly, indeed,. Oat the most moral and
religious people on morns shield be gailly of such
atrocities: mid one object of tilii letter is ti give
Publicity to the evil, in hopes that fgt. %Wuxi. Ro-
iarra.v, or some other 1 theractir belonging to
our House of Commons; : jr inks the so*noi mpg
and, at, least, endeavour •indlimil Ur ethhtikter
el
from this toul,blit, and ' " tal'frildi Atte 'danger
of being again involved Ii is firer with thelpaited
States in its defence.
Lerida°, htistcli 30.1811 Villt&X..

qoettinliahly'ttsialikiiistriegrther. robberies of the
liberating MI"all* WLEIANDEIL and FILIDEiticK,
have strongly ituprovid this attachment, if it could,
indeed, be capable of being drawn tighter. That
brave peon's will find some employment for the Cop
suit hordes, and the Prussian grenadiers—to say
nothing of Saxony, burning as that whole kingdom
is with desire to avenge its wiongs, effected and pro.
jected !
'rhos .thee, Sir, I think, I need not fear for the
people of France. If the sanguinary and detestable
Proclamation of the Royal Fulminators is to be at.
tempted to be carried into efftct—if the imbecile and
prescribed Boustsosa are to be crammed down the
throats of the French nation by fire and sword—if
theta voi.diseat "Deliverers" are to attempt to forge
cholas for the enslaving of forty millions of people, in
order more easily and firmly afterwards to enslave their
own—if the people are not to be allowed the com-
mon privileges of the human race, but Sr. to be de-
pendent, even for the blessings which- are bestowed
by the bounty of the common Creator of all, on the
will of these assumed possessors of all earthly
power—if these attempts are to be made, it is some
consetationto this'll, that there are a few obstacles
in the way of their completing such unjust designs
against the tights of man ; and it is a eatisfactien to
know that the French nation possess*. ample means
of self-defeoce, under a Chief, from whose talents and
exprienco, and from the universal attachment which
all France has exhibited towards him, the most im-
portant results may be *spotted, in defence of the
happiness and the liberty of mankind.
I am, Sir, your humble servant,
Temple, April 6. 18(5. CIVIS.

ASSIZES.
CHICHESTRIt.Arnm 4. _

V. Farrow and Joke Morris were indicted ca-
pitaljyy, for breaking into the house of Mr. Wick-
ham., and stealing therein the carcasses of two sheep.
It aPtleared that the Prosecutor wu alarmed on the
morning of the 10th of February, and upon going
down stain, he discovered that two of the shatters
had been taken down, mad she :beep were stolen • a
short distance.fronk *door the centimes were found,
also a coat and shoei, fit , the coat pocket was found
a pin belonging to the et:viten.
Mm. Mitchell proved that he killed the two sheep
the•eight precedinge
Samuel Heather corroborated the Prosecutor's
satioupitt eadswore Oat tlts shatters were secure 4.4

o#t before the robbery.
Daniel King, a laboorer,eald be had been dri.ntt
ice
Width' the Prisoners until near twelve o'clock.- •
filet prodoced.hy the Prosecutor was worn bruit
Piisoner Fatrow at !halite.. • • '
The Jury withoetteritation found both the Pd.':
soaers.Guilty.. and the iteconder, pawed the. tofu!
sentence of Death amen .thesai, The'Prisopers an
the only peewees witthave baelkeArivielod of Corlett
offences. in AY city Pi thisie 18 '

After Louis XVIII..had made many changes in
the Arnsy, In the Civil Administration, and almost,
in all parts of the public establishment, he found a
general out-cry raised on account of his breach of
promises, and that he had been ill advised by his Mi-
nister+, especially by M. de filLec,ts, de Menus-
utitou, &c. he sent for Foucus (the Duke of
Otraute) to take his advice: " M. Fouctrx;" said
his Majesty, " I know you are a man of great abi-
lity, that nobody knows France better than you,
and no one has ever conducted better the police de,..
pertinent; tell me frankly what is your opinion of
the system of government I ought to follow." "My
opinion, Sire," replied Foccitc, 46 is, that your
MAJEsvir, on coming to the Government of France,
ought not to have changed any thing bat the bedj
linen of the Eurczos.." "Je pence gate rare Ma-
jesi6 n'auruil du changes que les drape du lit de l'Ensp
pressr.'? •
The French army were so indignant at the conduct
of blaassonT Deke of Rae* for his treachery to
'the Emperor, that it betanse a proverb, when speak.
ing of a fraud, to say instead of the words,—" Soch
a one has cheated me ;"—Such a one m'a raga:6P
5,,p,,87, in speaking of the recent conduct of Mar-1
Elr, they say,.—" Nay a ragusr le Rol."
' &hal from Edinburgh to Glasgow hat}. beep'
tilinktled,'Ond will shortly bearded into 'remade*:
•. lell,blfraieterial Print of Wednesday introdaretits
..foreigek nom. with the following preface
PORTANT AND graquing INITZLIGIAGS /Roar
FLANCE-TUN Ma War begun.".

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Towards'the mad' Of February last, some people
accidentally disCoViiirl that the hook of the brook
which, runs on theieist side of Eaton Camp, or, ks
Camden calls it Eaton Wall, in Herefordshire, hod
fallen in; and a quantity. of iron and copper, in IL
state of osydation, attracted attention, which, upon
a nearer inspection, .pLoved be old warlike
weapons, consisting Of ViefitOtrtdirskin. Windt, bet.
tle-axes, and-fragments-of biltie 6'0111140i. They
are supposed to hive bleu it first 'deposited in lark,
vessels, as several-heavy hoopi of iron from throe
to four feet in diameter, and the. parts of rims of
different sizes, like those of large pot+ or caldrons,
were found, also many massive rings of- varioo‘
mensions, supposed to have been ittaMied to their
lidos. Orr.the first &rotor*, the people of the
vicinit carried off great quantifier of tlist nopot to
Hereford,-and disposed of' it tu the bratiers: It h
presumed that this copper was probably some part of
defensive armour. A Kreps ~residing nevi the
spot also found, a small capper bin, cookinii,
' what he Itescribed as sliiitar tOteilfig..4te;
he unfoitunately dealt-dyed:batik ki.,khe its
contents. It was net wail 'lost dove **it
the first discovery that aoy gentleman in the neigh.
bourbood was informed of ite-And in coosequenno
nosy curiosities no doubt ware lost; amongst sock
as were preserved are several ornaments in copper, a
piece of flint hewn into (Mishaps of an arrow head,
a battle axe very perfect, aid several arrow heads,
rand a small qbantity of.a compeiltivo which is pre-
sumed• to be the same as the contests of the box
'above-mentioned, upon which time has sot had the
least effect. In appearanCe it much resembles red
cornelian ; it is very combatitiblend if the
smallest particle is set on fire, it continues burning
until the whole Is consumed,'Ovidgi very-betatifol
and clear filme—..-en odour by no teems nOpleasant, •
'is also perceptible.. The.situation in which these an.
tiquities were discovered-is extremely demp,and man,
from their being placed apon each other, hare become ,
one mass of rust, and completely time -their °rigid'
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'OLD BAILEE

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. THURSDAY. in% n,
Ciarles Beard, Henry Herwisept:t Weider. Carrels.
dieted for barglarloisly brisk Ud e Imam 41J.
J lbw 11 ithtuary ttOt Reablerdlse.aftidat
of weariak ap ,
kit a agslailetli Oft part ri Jae poisecatba.
p tpl4the.Jary, bat asthe.bole by vbith
Aloodmould was broken lato it not diseovered until after day.
1104 it wallow Ord Jaey I* amide, whether it war mood is
tie night or after day-light, and to find it tArghtry or not, is
cordiogiy. I bat4that t stela articlei were clearly traced to
the poeueaion of Charles Heard and Holder.
The Jary found Charles Beard and Holier Guilty ofilikdirg
only, and Henry Beard Not
vPiUptt.; was. ound, Why 4,tuoppiag Jobs Cm-
well. ,en die woes highway, Àóá• Ida paws tso.
thre.4ll/81dgetftosebis hatStri... . • • .
1,0404 7,10 *fled on an iod= Charging ter 1041q-
t/A Ilawirapery *Wadi. Her wrtp, that t arasarrory
and tbe pods %Ilia were Aunt iq iftihas
Inerit

et her .

by herStetedatendagate.
The puke and Diiehene tie gair.amcs, eifeetledlir:
their tespectififol‘s; iirrived al•the'Pelkelo tire.(
the Queen'i State carriagen- When' -titett'WEriititrii.
duced to the gusto teed Patescalits bY liert`g;3ll
TOK, the Cbdokberlaie, Open iheis set*W-tak Eat
lend. .
• The Swedinh
.ehd.Sardieleo ,Afinintepa ales ear in
late, and were severally introdeced to her MWItY,
Their Excellencies lOW andfetitniiit eller Majesty,
delivered their: credentiitlei awl Wiikotoit grieionsif

received.
After the breaking op of the .ceert,'...the Quire,.
0 Princesses g44ttpc7ll. and MARY, wee* inane of the
' PRINCE Itltql&Wr'S CILIA
I 110114-CliTtort Horse to dine
With thePattect RErieNT Where AM was a select
. , , • ...• .-
• - party tamest them.
Queen-seuAnt.--tirestertite Mary Lightfoot. Wass The body of Deutivrt, lately executed at Paris for'
charged with robbing W. Neat., a Chelsea pensioner, the murder of hie brother, was given after eitecatioe
'of his pocket-book, -containing` about 1031. -which to the School of Medicine, op which occasion there'
was part of a legacy left by a relation, and which he was some dispute between the Prefessors and the fa-
that mernieg had received at the Bank. The singular. moos Dr. Gall. this.ctiajetogkst chinned. Diuton's
maw the Prisoner was apprehended, and iboot head ai MS right;. fief ,ai 04 body Wait given to the
Mt. ofthe money recovered,-is as follows: the PA- 'school witkosit reserve, no deduetien veil made for
sour -went into a • idOis-utaker'i shop, in ifethill? the benefit of the Doctev,So that be Ceuta net infona:
street, Westminster' end perchased a pair of shoes, his disciples vhether•Dauten had or hadwet thepro•
foe which she teivdered a 101. note 'ln payment, .mis- hthergace 4. murder. . .
taking it for a one pound 'note, led on being inter' DISGRACRFUL OUTRAGE.—Abeet fire o'clock as
retested vespecthsg it,'. she tied' the 'hit etening re- Wednesday 'evening, two of the Green wii h stakes, on
mew** two yeetealloiritedeittir4telts: parish to her,' their wily fronts town, ran a* iettifilans litesteenster-
at la,' Poelroeill •fron Ili •'. CIA - of Battersea; itidge,•• tegirdiese- of the scrialive Of • the perseigerts
which ww°l4l6ll to ibur tail Poem; on until„ she who, became so lien* et their. perilous situation,
went to a cook-shop in the sure street, and passed that a Gentleman, an .outsidtpueseler, on the first
,ineethee-144.—ossis -only taking up change fir ones coach, at the imminent Ask of his life, contrived to
pound omit peat day; when ;die . peOmised to eell for let.
.himself down, and fell into the road; he for•
the rest ; hitt in the: /MOO' time' &Wird ,Booby ii itinetely escaned with a. few slight bruises., Another
wttchnuse on that eta h, beinginfeisated of thick? bean; who who iraped off'the top' of th'e other' CoaCti, sal
awattanee, • and meets *ehian sins wevingi her de: Not solvittaisate; he fell on his tact, against the gravel
siription,ahertfler Vs R state of:intoxication tit the with each force that - his nose wttl flattened ; his fore.
Mee*, be tank Mt& custody,
.and conducted heA• bead was ant in e most dreadful manner, as were also
to the Waters:Civeep;When she was searched by the bit rsakds.,ind .kees ; he was taken up, end carried
night constable, andseyen 101. notes and three ones; intte as, appibecary's, nearly , facing. de-. Female
with semi silier,•fOund upon her. During her eta:Xsyfert" •• where his wounds were &eased, and bewail
mined** 011' ttosefititor *ears came into the Office Wrierwards taken borne in abaekney coed ; the stttge
thcourriell'rilitit tioestable,•who had anothertronnial %vet stopped by the pepulnee,wnd• the driver tskra
Iss• cast- r. 'p
. alto ;Mogi" Ansaspicion of rola:inlet' him; into custody, and delivered in charere or a cornitahtt,
tikkibit;Oodba‘litiok bet* beadeeell he ' ' iitely kid. mother person_ sent hem* with threseelt.
o 4 _
Idee,
_Mel' it- tot. bl that' he had lost, and in cootie-•. , Theta was more spirit in Norwich Corn Market"
' Velvebe'llie %tar Prisoier was illicherged;: Pre like- Saturday than the. previous week s.saa a'aElY more
wheitedollleeted hering met tied former Prisoner Are . samples'`were ihoeen.; :Wheat bore a higher price*lett before' in Paritdise-roW, Chelsea, when hi wes• by 4s "to 3s. Intl' Miley tkt. to lti. 'p.r -womb.—
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positive' he had, his money and pocket-book itr.hfh' .Photos as follow :—Wheat 345. to gig. -Barley 139.
a
_ DARING. AttillatTe—Yeattltdaks, tit. on. ' o'clock tilde coat 'pocket; but could not say how it came into: :t* 1,45. 6d., and Oate 131. •to 14%-o-tele gnaw'
three hip -wort into Ike shop df Afie•Akkirrort•
~ OW pdseeesion, but the pocket-book ptodueed•posl•• titles of cattle filled, the market at as early hour;
West-street, Lonkeete, ender the pretificle f?( ratt, diet,' will his. The cherie being clearly proved she the lean Scots, as of late,
.solid lit, ;shout 6s. Pet
*sing 'tome articles. ;TOW or thee, elaseined ear • ' sit qtly doorteittee. • _ , •i: • • • •
4aik iirl" Agustin& the goods, •Whitelhe °thew dipped into 1 ,- The attindence in thetapse of Peers onVir e y',...lllln?.stottuineo.ng
parlour, and seizing a
.11atets which hung Over !evenlitivesi pretty full ;'. vied the eppettrince'nf Mem- .frtehiii '9os. to 35i. .
torw
I' '. .
ire-plects,''rin out Ito ate street. He .wee instanttr,lteri of the -other Hoover, within the collected spate, o ;%; Woodbridge,. bailicke,
tihhoe f. asthbeeepas.;t;sia., lise.,
ci'.
ver.ew
tool
;nrblocougget:
In Seifert(' its 'to ties
-followed by his compenioat, but ther•weie all pnts....'wee intirserone. The Margot' WeitESLEY end this fiteught tb the hainmeri in,sepatate lots, and poled
~.ied. Two of the delineeettts eitcaoedt, bet-the bey Eiri of Lialaboot.'',lvere,• fir sense time in cldge deeps :by it,betpeschesers. It is
who hid. taken the watch was seitured le.Letigreave:, 'eorototterion.' rstethitti • Wartwonytr' the Lord material,' will. oecepy, . ata:leas tt 1$ days sale.
Lit his ilight.sad confasient 'he elireer.tinveraiiii leek Lieutenant of belied' Nies le fits plaett, and reciteeti - • • i 4 ' • '..
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the window of a fishmonger in Lookups !Om M. Ike condolenals of several of- their Lordships; he 1.0-14.00iir,- Pristei—simi -I;ii—sitora' 11-.1).. -1".;) vsr I. I-.. so ' 1
Ira, found. , — .:- :,.. .',*-,Twas,dressedla deep mourning. 4 . Wallows. Sines, V., Themtrett.
calculate' that 11,e

'lily P 4711111118 r ;am! 7-11;iiitirittidV% Web were SOMA tt.
lees. in ads city low Peoe pen- Into it
. . I 14; 14441.,, •! • • • The aster rtr rubela] ilersysteue neospetli
t theriettook .A*411014 4/reick wool gf 611)°!".2 /PciteBl4lll. 4111"405r• . .
- lewd the rrteoeer.
Arn two efferrifliiiiilleo -
to tOth Felsrltery,loits witfOlk,ol4
.11141... *GOY Tni.Quuii't cobivokrivAiolidarit j
led Rebecca', wife of. John -Celt, nkking" hoe bliArdarrs held' a-Private Coart. at her
in Suffolk, with an intent to in roett beta prto st Jayne, whichow setettcled beigiti,4l
er some grieroell bodily harm ; tift secoild for o, hy lubegis to: Attondailits-