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The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-03-08

41I0UCTIoN- OP MISS GLENN.

A Meeting of 'be friends of Mrs. Jean Rowditeb,
IRIS heir, at the London Ism, Tasuton, ea Wetlan-
ds, week.
Mr. Joux Wuim baying been railed to Ike chair,
adverted to the mots connect►d with the late pro-
eeedinge, and sobsiitted Miss Gleso's original letters
to the inspection of tbec"toptiny.

CoNoel Accoct acid, if any proof were wanting
of the intimacy of Miss Glenn with James Bowditch,
in addition to the affidavit node by his son of that
fact, his three daeghters, who personally knew Miss
Clews, were reedy to make nails that she bad been
vrpestetily men lay them, walking with Junes Bow-
ditch. Colonel Alcnck also stated, that the am
Mr. Mulatto bad Wormed him on the day of the
christening •f Mrs. Matteis'', child, that the late
•Itev. Mr. Clapp had communicated to him (Mr. Bur.
rdee) that there bed been at his eborch (St. Mary
blaglialett's) a splendid christening that moruing, it
whicl, Mr. 'racket's niece, Miss Glenn, was precept.
Dr. Kt NG LASS commented on the disadvantage the
defendants bed sustained in being precluded the be-
nefit of the testimony which mhrht have been afforded
them by the fear person., against "Loin low pro-
e•orlingl were withdrawn. 11. also staled to the
Meiling, that he had been 'ailed Jo attend Mrs.
Gibbets", one of the defendants, who lately died in
ebik'.bed, and rimmed hi, firs opinion, that bat
for the drrailfol "citation of mind eacleid by the
promotion, she wou Id at this moment have been living.
Mr. J. Ih:tricolour read that pert of Miss Glenn's
affidavit, which stated that fifty-four of the affidavits
made on the pact of the Meatiest, were wholly en-
troy.

Mr. Wuxi/slow said, he was wholly unconnect.
ori with soy of the paroles, bet seeing • mother and
he► whole family overwhelmed with destreetinn
en-
der gosh estr•ordinery cirremar•ncrs, he thought it
his ditty to contribute his humble services on this nc•
easiest. A Petition to the Hermit was determined
on, and • subscription •ntered into in the room,
emoenti•g to SOL whirls is since increased to up-
wards of 1001. The Petition has obtained the sig-
natures of upwards of MX) percents.
We have seen en affidavit made by Miss Clapp,
that her late father, the Hee. F. H. Clapp, declared
to Mr. Leigh, in t►e presence of Miss Clapp. on
Mr. Leigh's applying for a copy of the register of the
chrisie•iug of Mrs. Melraine's child, that he, the
said Mr. Clapp, was certain that Miss Glenn was at
the christening. In the same affidavit Mrs. Clapp
also avers, that she bus repesterily heard the late
Mr. Clapp affirm t►at Miss Glenn was actually at
the christening.

We are doaired ter Mate, that in covariance of.
the attempt iat►ty evade to traduce the character end
repetition of Mr. Osenham, the Attorney for 'be
deferldeete, in action his been commeecod by him
against Mr. Taker, in order that Mr. °labels's
earoloct may undergo the at detest scretioy.—(Taina
toss Courier )
London, England, 1819-03-08

I aye no interest in if, bet that whisk I feel
ante fo► the happiness of those who shall 'survive and
succeed me." It than went on to devise some aro
rengementa, by which the mension in St. JOlnee'"
matte, which was eery repricing., alight be ren.
dotted it for lbw habitation both of Lady Francis and I '
her son, aids their separate establishments ; sod con. i 4
•rMrle with thes► words: " Tom, I sat sar►, will b► I
moderate, and he. I am gaally well eaceitterrd. '
%till set liberally and kindly towards yes; at ell
• yenta. ►he hotter, mod every thing in it, is year's '
for life." Now lite main gentiles, 45 to the coo. '
wattles of the wntds " every thing in it," which
astoakt possibly include the wine, furniture. plate, Ate.
Awing for the deriders of the Court of Chancery, it
sass necessary, in ifte first place, to ascertain whe-
ther t►is Gott would proaounee that the codicil pro-
pounded wee of a testemeatety eater., and shield be
opera/re. A. 'pinkie to this effect had bees taken
of Mr. Hart. The Loomed Counsel for Mr. Philip
Frond., the son of the testator, contended, that the
of the deceased was regularly attested, and con.
eluded with eapremiag a dish, that it shield be
elecoted in its plobt and obvioes waning a it there-
fore was for the Court to consider, whether the de.
eea.rd intended the codicil propounded to operate
end be joined with the will. in raking probate, or
whether it should have a dlepositive effect after his
death as a substantive paper? Noe it did not appear
that the deceased ever Int/sided it so to operate, or
to be joined with the will. If operative, It gloolJ et
necessity revoke the will, in which the hoes. was
left to Lady Francis expressly only daring her
wi-
dt:wband. The plate, ferniterv, and printed honks,
were left by thus will to the son, en condition of
their not tieing removed from the house; therefore,
kl the codicil should be pronounced for, that dispu-
sitint wool,' be altered, as being in the hawse they
would become the property of the widow. lady
Floods did not appear, herself, to have imagined
this to be • tenementary piper, InAssnech ■s it was
not produated and rend when the will was opened.
The Counsel for Lady Francis shortly tot:waded
for the operation of the codicil, observing, that, al-
though Mr Philip Francis bad had the character of
great precision during his lifetime, the character of
Cs testamentary papers did not entitle him to it;
snore especially daring the latter part of his life, in
•bleb it had been his custom to leave each papers
wittiest any %ignitor*.
Sir Jens Nicitoct. remarked, that as the admit-
aims of Ibis allegation would materially elect the
decision of the cause, he should take lime to cooli-
sh, of it.
London, England, 1819-10-23

GERMAN PAPERS.

)
(COUISUNICATED AT A 11111111 All TAAVELLIS
Fnessnoret SEPT. 13.-1 arrived yesterday with
IMO Moods Is Otis tows from Tivoli, sod feud the
• hole read full of military detachment°. We ben
visited the tetra of Soninn, the dossolitios of which
is procerdieg with great speed. It is situated epees
mountain, aad contains 3,00 U inbabitaets. As woo
as a family quits its abode, military estimators poll
of the roof, mod this the masons demolish Ihe
The Town.ball will est hi demolished. It will be
convected lute a barrack fors brigade of terbium's;
is a few weeks the town will he votively resod to the
ground. The Govetomest assists the Inhabit's', se
much as possible its tholtmeigration ; all dm Wiliest
are transheered to How. This espelsles hem their
native soil and their patents' roof eccasiees Ratty
affectiog scenes in most of Ilos• families.
W•uvsaune, Oct. 13 —Though all is stow tree.
quit bore, and further 'tresses of the popelatm
ale
folly guarded against by the wide messores of the
Government, the Cowl banker, N. Salem«, Ilmich,
will tetain only a coseting.hoeso hole, and go him.
self with his family to Menial, %WM be has .'reedy
hired a hews*. Ills lova will be severely felt by mail
poor Christi's steam's, to whom he gave • weekly
allowance, as well me by many indsgeot families,
whom he mead to assist is the sister des with fuel,

mosey, lbc.
Sra, OCT. 4.—Sews Freese prettimi to %mew tint
Coast Monthslon caw, with his wife, fen. St. Ho.
lens, an booed the mete ship, and that be to is our
solibboseltsed. Whether ho Fele is ellessiee se a
eeriest, or with or wittiest the 'mewled, of the
'Cormier, cam of centre*, net be deterwised. It Is
added, shot Madame Ifirsitholes has bresght morel
iwportast letters frost Besepette, coseesiati is hit
clothes, sal thee ehe hes aloe the sesseectipt of the
brat thin felonies of lieseperiee illosseire9 wldelt
are stated to case dews to the year 11104. How
they are to be Fisted we, set yet decided: be.
listed that they will be pent for that perinea to
with Banapeete. Is "meld his MN them Flitted
et New Yolk, end also get the Seglisb treseleties
imbibed, which Medea* Bettresd bops. It is wavy
possible these stayers repute, such se are comes@
at thew pines et public snort, bet as they ses set
lopralletbk, they its worth westiesing.
Mamas, OCT. I.—Liet we a ant sepillesst
down armee of Mn....i Oise was ',bibbed hen,
which ear King hod wade es s petwoot for the Doke
Wellisoes. On the piste§9 sloe doses Is our
bar, are plated the victories end teiseephel pmts.!
oleos of Ms Gnus, as well oe lemetifel Sets s
Sporish, and other sow, ; tbs edge of IN pion
London, England, 1819-10-23

NORFOLK COUNTY MEETING.

Ws Imre @smarted from the Norwich Currier, Ihs
Requisition of the Freeholders of Norfolk, addressed
to the Higbdisstiff, to all a Cunt, Meeting. The
figurer*c are assures sod respectable. No leas
than IS Clergymen ore smug the sebseribers:—

[IRON THR NORWICH commit,
We lumen a Reqoisitim for a County Ikeda; es
the Manchester business, which the High Sheriff Ms
acceded to, and In appointed Friday mat for the
Needing. We weed all the attentive of the Nor.
fag Chronicle. Mr. St. John, owl the ether sapient
declarers, to this dimmest : to it they will find ap.
pended the moss of so Sergeant-Majon, Sergeants,
Commis, Dreamers, set Fihrs, sot as they point
set si insigne of the forgery of the *eaten, of any
ass of the subscribers. Is these points it differs
from their Declaratiort, and le soother.
poist ewes more emeetially, feresenech as all the-
dieleteremod resposlabillty of the meaty will be
head in the *satires so this Regeisities . • while,
'to their Declaratles scarcely a nom le attached to
when sweet ume sestieptible Mew may set be
traced, for jeislog in so lofamoes en attempt to
smother temple, ism me of the most villaiuon acts
that me dilemma a mentry.
TO Tint NIGH $llNN!rr 9r THIS COUNTY OF
London, England, 1819-01-05

DUiCII MAIL.

'et:rants, Nov. 30.—They write froaltbe French
.the
that the tour of the Peke d'Anenelesee in
tipP Northern Departments had for its 'bill.Ci foot Only
te examine the stale of the fortresses. hat also to en-
quire into the opinion ef the great fluent*, of Gee,.
rale and slicers she are resident in the Departments,
'and are ee half.psy. The Doke had freq•ent con.
versatiens with the prioeipal ef them Sump of the
01Beers are sent from time Se lige open active ter.
mite, bet care Name to be alwal's taken not to in.
clods among them these whose way of thinking is
exaggerated. The Commissioners appointed to in-
vestigate the state Of ill. frontier (mimeses, bate pro.
deeded a great way is their laboors. It appears that
these fortresses, daring the time that lb. French
frontiers sere extended le the Rhine, were greatly
evgleeted, and that most of them require very con.
siderable repairs, to answer, in sense degree, the
abject for +hick they are designed. Some necessary
.materials have bees collected for the repair of these
dilapidated work., and several Officers of Kngie•ers
have been charged with the direction of the opera.
'Dena. A resolution of the Government is expected
to determine in what manner the less of the (colt sass,
*OW by the fact peace shall be made good; the
lima of defence projected by Vaughan having been
broken by that elnefien. The decree of the Kis',
by wick\ the fortresses are released from the stale
of siege, and every thing again replaced on the foot.
lag of peace, has made in all quarters a highly fa-
saveable impression. The report is renewed, that
the King has resolved to aline 15 of the Ks.C.ssiven.
'lnmates, banished far voting the death of Lou. 4
xiil to return to France. Several celebrated
Generals, and others, who have made a conspiracies
Ages, in the French Rovnletinn, and who are among
the rude% seem not likely to n .)111.11 l this per migginii
se soon; but It is however thought, that in time the
Freed' Gotetooloot will Maw io its ortplity to then
London, England, 1819-01-05

BOXING.

On Satnrday morning, oboe half past lea o'clork,
mu.tb tight took place in lloataa.fields, weer tiro
linsenotr)-11r•hch fps-rodeos, between Alaraey, a
sprig of it e !Worlds!' school, and Willer, she fur
some time past remained the undisputed Playseror of
the trait end of the wen. The &spote atm at a
public-house in East Smithfield, tillers Will., called
\homey a oir.k.totme. Mutney thee challenged trios
to tight for 51. Willer was weeded by West
Country Dick, sod ?dewy by a asearmle of the
name of Cuter. Willer seemed to be so verlor ice
science, and was, daring the first tea rounds, the Is.
vuorite; but his antagonist sweceeded in Wasting.
a severe blow on his flee, whirs+ brought him with a
tremendous force t• the graved, after which he be-
trayed great weal:tiers, and evidently fought shy.—
The batik lasted about an brier and twenty minutes
both were (heedfully punished aboot the bead. Wils
ler was obliged in give in, and blarney was declared
victor. Niamey's second Alerted to beck hie 1.,,
101.agaistst any future( his weight no that day south.
A second GO look place bet orsate Jacob Abra-
ham, a Jew, in Petticoat•lane, and Amelia Fiddler,
a noted fighter in Kingsiautl, for a *se pound owed.
These suers had fought three times bottom, and arse
au tquil a match, that each battle terminsted by
sal ; bat new, after a were esteless, In
which earth lost a steal quantity of bleed, and mew
much diafigu,ed, Jen, the Firldier was trooquisbel.
Several hundred iverso..; *ere en the stoood.
London, England, 1819-01-05

MADRAS PAPERS.

111ADItAg. SEPT. s.—Th. lateat 4iccounti from the
Dean Pate, that Mr. Elphinsintia ext+trelad at
',genial early in September, from Kandeish, *here
every thing Wit present quiet.
. .

It gives as much pleasure in &Wine, we bel.ere
from the most authentic snerces, that Dormajee (the
Chief so gallaetly captured by Lieu,. Satherland, at
Dahy, in the beginning of this month) is the hienii.
cal pensive to whom the murders of the two brothers
of the name of Yankee, Lievienaitis in the Madre;
arm), is to he ascribed ; we mutt hope, if this is
fully proved, that he will meet the punishment
he so justly merits.
It appears that Sir John Malcolm hat found it tie-
' cessary to accompany the Ea-Peishwa a part of the
way to the place of his de•tiustien ; oil the 26th of
Jul), they weft! at Kurchrotle, and were proceeding
along the banks of the Chomhol to the Munilesor
district, where the sep.rration wi►l most illstly take
place.
AUGUST 52:4.—Accounts from Ilambly this., that
the fort of Moolheir has surrendered to the fore un-
der the command of Colonel Mactlowsli, w inch com-
pletes the conquest of the province of liviileisli,and
terminates the war in the Peish we's toted, minions.

Accounts fttim t►e ha►tward state, that the city
of lilngovu hid brae acarly destrn; ed firejou tye

After Ibis brief 'transition, the Noble Yeer anb• • 7...
Meleelm has foetid it tie- misted a proposition, that his Majesty be ',Ted- •
Ea-Peishwa a part of the fully solicited to cause a Project ata law to te pre-
le4inatiee ; on Lite 261 h of I sewed to the Chambrra. 1,1 the effect, that a national
irinte, and were proceeding vemnpenee may be assigned to the Decd. Richelieu,
Chembul to the Mendes/1r I for the important gervires which ht. has rendered to
ration will most likely take i the King and to France, in the aegociations which
an happily led to the liberation of the Preach terii•
a from Bombay state, that tory.
ierrendered to the twee an- The Chamber having decided eppn discussing the
net Macdowall. which cum- proposition, the lobar of it gave notice, that be
province of Kantleisbond would develop Ms views at the capitative f the h. •
Peistivra's late dianiniees. lay filed by the regulations.
astward state, that the city The Chamber elan decided, that it 'hail') eider.
lily destroyed by fire, ea go, toia Ranker prnrsition, mewed 1.1) ita ere•
4,49
. .

••
•11,
London, England, 1819-01-05

The Meelide de LACLY.IOLLEND IL midi• prwo
position to the Chamber in the following terms:—
" Gentlemen,—Let me be permitted to submit to
the Chamber of Peers of France a proposition, which,
on my part, will not require a long preamble, nor,
certainly, involve the Chamber in a long discussion.
" Alarmed at the illness and resignation of the
most upright Minister, the best citisen, and the no-
blest Peer that the country and this Chamber can
ever applaud end honour ; without permitting my-
self to anticipate the brilliant marks which the Kiog
promises to display towards him of his Royal ap-
proval; but venturing to participate, as most cer-
tainly yes all unite in doing, in the deep regrets so
justly etpreased by his Majety; venturing even to
meet the national view already manifested, as I hula
heen assured in • proposition submitted to a Com.-
mitts* of the other Chain' address a similar
proposition to that of whi • • the honour to be
a nmnabrr. I solicit you. .* Jr- oicar• e, in or-
der that our Illustrious Coi. (he st 111.41 to
'i'e King add under the int; 4riice of his wisdom, his
been the first author of the liberation of the French
soil) may be hon.. tired will, an hereditary and na-
tional recorttrnce, proportioned to the importance Lf
his services, and the 'stew of his disinterestedness ;
' worthy, in one word, of the approval of a great Mo-
narch, anti the gratit ode of a great nation."
After this brief exposition, the Noble Peer sub,

Ei
London, England, 1819-01-05

BADEN AND BAVARIA.

A Germs. Paper has Riven some micros extracts
from • Pamphlet now in is, olation, beefing I. be on
Appeal of (lie lahrbitatels of the PaWeak to the Noe
vereigne of Arra(' Chapelle. This eshibots she die.
pet. between Ramis tied Rodeo in ■ MIN light. If
the Pamphlet in question he a tree espositios of she
sentiments of she People of the Palationte, they •re
moat anxious to worn seder the soveteisney a the
Kin& of BiTSTia, their former Lord, end to whose
House they belonged (or many centuries. 'lb. point
to be aseettitinert in sorb a ease world be, •hetwer
these are the ~moments of the Palatines themselves,
or whether they have been put into their smooth by
Bavaria ? If, however, the Palatines themselves are
really ardently desires of returning wider 13411561,
the cpsestion comes to be attended with snipe die.
cal/. One of the streogest groom!, of objection to
she famous Protocol signed by the Allied Powers at
Vienne, in which the reversion of the Palatinate wes
given to Austria for the sake of furnishings means of
compensation to Bavaria, siva, that the People of
Baden "re swerve to the meisere. Dot if the Peo-
ple of Riders Cleasselves ore not onanietries ; if the
inhabitants of the old pstraviatt, for Instance,
• iah to remain under eat Iljetuse of Roden, and the
Peep!. of the Polities,e agan wish so go over to lie.
saris, it will be difficult so say whether the will of
the P. opts of the Margravisto to retain the Palatines,
or the will of the Palatines to re II onion
with the People of the Mugu/vitt* ought Is Men.
titled to preference.
We suspect, however. that this enthesisam in the
People of the Palatinate hes been gratuitossly as.
clotted t • thus Oa some Court writer of Messick; and
0.• illss4ne to the ratrasidnniry splendour of the
paper 11.4 'briefing would amen to point to that coo.
ii.varia will emisiniy lefts no Mono
to•
ts ell to g we epogrephieal connetion so his
• INintoithwanding all the warmth of affection
of the l'elbsitses to her, she *meld tiny willingly, we
conceive. 'ergo the port of the Patetismo sstn.sed
on the left of the Mier., "Wok she one peose.seo,
Inf. Ali itelipisi portion of the tyrritmry ew the 'Abs.
As / .rat she Ims rwriaiiily a ball frontier to. 'lds
roe Rhine. and her exertions to streoglies he.self
in that tittortitr ere hardly to be slandered at.
London, England, 1819-10-15

AMERICAN PAPERS.

New York Paints to tbo 10th of September, and
Demos to the 16th, bass orris's!. They are fall of
distressing details of deeds', gathered fro■ Um As-
ports of 114 veriest Boards of Health :

W•sutsuron, San. 6.--1 be Bask of the
United Steles has stemmed the payment of that per.
ties of the Louisiaes debts redeemable its the nest
mont►; end tbiforogn holders have cheerfolly CMS.
meted that the molest by the Bank of the ascent
of the stock held by them, shall be deferred for three
yes•, the Back paying ahem the sane 'aloof interest
as they have heretofore received from the Govern-
ment. The effect of ibis mestere will be to Immo
Ibis emovint to be employed is the aid of commerce
here, instead of solidi's( it abroad t. redeem Levi-
algae Sink, which is almost altogether held by fo-
reigners. It is 'opposed it will have the further if.
feet of enabling t►e Bank of the United States to re-
diserreet a portion of the amount of the IMMO;
which they have drew. In by curtail since the lst
day of October last."—(National leielligeneer.)
We are disgusted and enraged to witness the mow
lent obese that is every day posted out from a venal
prostituted Jostles' upon all Rerouting' without
Inception, as if they were to a man a set of designieg
and arrant heaves. We are sick of eosin these
Pipers, or their writers, for bad as they a►e, and ill
as they dames from sir heeds, we meta sot
point them net to marked or individual Tee-
itsoce : it Is enough that they will be sure to
invoke their own destroction for their own bed
deeds. One writer, however, we do bold Is otter
oblterrence, and ware him that if be contiewes to
eatemoiste spotless characters, as he bad done more
then *nee, merely for their political opinions sod
aostimoote : we will bold him op, in a light by which
be shall net be mistaken for soother, bet which be
would like should be the case.

Whets a whining scabbier gets a pension all is
well, though fools sad rogues should be in *lire; bat
the oppressed otolsitode nosy grease is *ileac's: and
whilst the sighs of tb• unhappy sufferers renotin in•
dosed within the walls of their wrenched bsbitatisn•,
the praises given to a deceivad Prince. to a set of
oatrovagsnt Ministers, and the eosnweadation be-
stowed on !OfVile and creel Magistrates by such pros.
Meted sycophants, gv through every post to the 's-
trewt parts et the empire, as it es the stop of
Fame.
London, England, 1819-12-27

TRIAL OF MR. ElNLoeil. OF KINLOCH. FUR
SEDITION.
HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIART, RDINSURGII.
Wastissoas. Dsc.

The Court met this day for the trial of Oeorge !Mo-
loch, of Ridterh. on a charge of sedition, founded on a
worth made by him at a meeting of Radicals held at
Dundee, when be presided.
Haring failed to appear, sentence of outlawry was
pressman dust ha, and the bail-bond Famed for
We appeases:o was forfeited.
TM Leashartce Cigna thanked the Jury for their
stlesdolta t and although be regretted the *trouble to
Minh they bad been pat in adman when so trial ha
tabm plea, he trusted they mast be satisfied that it was
sot owls/ to any halt of the public prawator, who
had dosilis duty. Ilia lasedship thee said. that he hoped
the Crowe Canal would take most especial care that
this individual iambi not be peemlesd to mesas any
where widths themes realms without Wog brought to
trial for the very arias charge which had bees pre-
/treed a/11141 IT..
The 114•Messi4ltsaaa stated, that he hoped it was
assesesotp he hhe M ea that the Lord Advocate, an.t
these who were band to 11119C11, with him is the die-
t=etheir public day, would use overg.ametas to
d sca the public that the law was faissibk in its
efilfet, ad woad be admisistered with the same
Cy to thisludiridual as to the mum of his hla•
• @objects.
y the Cart proceeded to the trill of illettliew
Mak. resisliag is the co=rwe of Ilestrargh.
trwith ending a Ma mUed
s /raglan. l`pos the reitaleratim‘eisg called,
MAIM WWI, appear: wltetwapea the Seuerrewtia-
wasas weal the Court, that es Skids bad deolised
=himself upon •jory of his country, the Court
declare him an outlaw and a failure from that
law he refused to underlie. Shiels was then ileclared•al
oudsw and fugitated, and the bead for hit optima.,
forfeited.
London, England, 1819-03-01

OPERA HOUSE.

That masterpiece of MDZAIRT, Den GiONIMIi, end.
lees in sanction, was given at the King's Theatre,
es
Saturday evening, in a style which gratified a ne-
usorwes and truly elegant sedioace. For although
the new man, Signor Romano, a bass singer. did
net come up fully to the general expectation. hit ea•
lion not being the most graceful, yet has he mellow.
nese and richness in some of his notes, which cannot
bet please the most fastidious ear. ills teporollo
is expected to improve by notice and attention; bet
Madame Battocar did all that could be wished for,
end her Zaino, in both vocal and dramatic eaves.
IWO, has raised her to a proud eminence among the
osenosonsfd of the united arts. lo fact, her 'Mae-
dens end &MI of Ammaocitrrxr in the hero of the
piece, are capable of drawl to that scene of eater-
manumit many who have or some time been with
dilkwity moved by the ordinary sounds of heremoy.
London, England, 1819-03-01

CORONERS' INQUESTS.

Theriday Mr. John Heaney. hairAresser, in link-
wry, was found hinting in hi• water-Onset, ileitis
deed. The deceased's wife bad been confined io
It.dlam as a lunatic for the last twelvemonths. She
•sa to be removed on that d■y to her residence.—
The parish offered him shoot Mi. per week, upon
condition of maintaining he►, to which he agreed,
and expressed great sitisfaction at the idea of her
corning home. The oafortinate man attempted note
before to dest►oy himself. An !wisest was held nn
the body on Friday, end the Jury returned their
Verdict—lnsanity.

On Solariley an Inquest was taken at the Nag's
Deed, in Tuthill-street. on the body of Afro. Ellis
Arnett. The dereased neat out to take a walk after
tea on Thursday evening. She bad only gone about
forty yards from the house, when she expired. Ver.
dice—Died by the Visitation of God.
Another Inquest was held at the Union Cob.-
house, in Qeren-istreer, Pimlico, en the body of
Elisabeth Lae, aged 44 years, who was skiing by
the ire on the preceding evening, when she com-
plained of babe unwell, and instantly aspired. Ver-
dict—Natural Death.

Sotorday, as Mr. Jones, of the Terrace. hamster.
smith, was ascending one of the galleries opposite
the Hustings, in Covent-garden, his foot slipped
through the steps of the ladder, which threw his
backwoods, by which accident he broke his leg.
Saturday morning, between foot sod five o'clock,
an alarming fire broke out in one of the Alms.
houses, in Church-street, Bisckfriars.read, which
had nearly proved fatal to a poor infirm woman, vibe
inhabited one of the rooms. The smoke issuing from
the apartment was discovered by an opposite neigh.
boor, who ran to bar 11111i1111111C• with several others,
and forcine open the door, dragged her out and saved
her life. The upper pert of the house was destroyed;
further damage was prevented by the arrival of en.
ginea, and a good supply of water. No lives were
lost. It •ppeats to have been occasioned by the are.
felony's of leaving a condi@ too neer the bed.csrteins.
11ACILMtlf COACH-oenct.—The following convie.
1 lions have taken piece before the Commissioners, vii.
—The driver 61 No. 143, in -ON penalty of 10s.;'
and of 550, 605, 630. and 7111, 10 Ws. each, for ta- '
action ; the owners of 145. 396, 847, le 108. each,
Ito( working their vehicles in so improper Mete • •the
driver of 171, in 10a for driving contrary to order;
of 206 and la. ist Mks. each, for miabehavioor ; the
owner of 866, in 404. tor entities his coach with
only omit plate; lim skiver of 1168, in 30s. for codes-
vowing to Meet W. more than his fare from a
Lady, detaining her I* lbe /Wei, and mean a mob
to collect around her; 'sod, ler &resit of payment,
committed to prison; and the 'loner of 1011,1 n 10s.
for having worked a bail eitifirscient for the em-
ployment.

EASTERN LITCRATRRE -.Th• Emperor of ERMA
ins presented to the Academy of Sciences at St. Pete'•.
bough, a very curios, collection of Arabic, Persian,
•nd Torkials whit+ he eonstriis4aned M.
[Loom SC, the French Could it Wee, to parchate
fur him.
London, England, 1819-03-06

FREPIGH P4iERS.

FARM M AMU 2.—Yesierday morning, the %Jog
net to egress his coodoleoce to the Doke de V•len-
tineis. es tile iteeesieo of the death et the Parcel de
)leases.

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At one o'clock, his Majesty received the homages
of a greet nemberof the Members of both Chambers,
Liestesent.Generals, kg.
The Chamber of Peers will meet this day to receive i
a commesication frost the Government.
The health of Marshal Goggles St. Cyr is consi-
derably better, and no longer eseites alarm. Yes• I
terdav, his Excellency received several Disasters of
the War Department.
Seven Petitions, numerously signed, for maintain.
ing the law of Elections in its prevent tenor, were
laid es the table of the Chamber of Depotieg, on the
27th alt., by MM. Lafitte, Teraina, and Cessisir.
Perrier, Deputies of Paris.
On the 31st ult., Count tie Loewenhiolm, Envoy
Estraortlinsty and Minister Plenipetentisry of
Sweden, was admitted to a private audience by the
Ring, and delivered to his Majesty a letter from his
Sovereign.
The Public Minister is now proceeding against M.
Raid de Prerrehourg, who was the estsgostist of IL
Resepoil de St. Astaire, is the deal in which the latter
OScer lost his life. The weave for the Infest
of authority appeen le be, that the general rules,
cemented for the regulation of equal eesposs in
giggle combats, hen been violated to the prejedice
of M. de St. Astaire. M. Heed was stashed en
the 213th, and the four meow& en the 27th alt.
The folio ts leg estrad fawn he Bacrillaitx Amami,
egotists the report which has bees circulated rela-
tive to the donation made by the Doke de Richelieu,
to the beestitois of that city, of the sodomises' which
has bees imiened bins :.•
99 WO have hitherto considered it our duty to ob.
sOntv allows nspectiott ea act of bessteolesce, which
the modesty of the Duke de Richelieu made him de.
eines of cement% from the attention of Freon.;
bet es it is possible, that the rumour may be asso-
ciated with iseccerate cieeseastanees, we are unless
to infers ear headers what has bees asthesticated
to us on the subject.
66 The Duke de Richelieu, in the ant instance,
announced, that be would refuse any recompeace
which might add to the burdens of the Stet*;
Devertheless a law created in his faunae a rusjorat
of 50,000 francs lly. It was certainly
not Wow* is the Doke to refuse a reconvene,
assigned him by the King end the two Chambers ;
bet faithfel to the principles of dhisterestednen
which be has always professed, be entertained the
generous idea of bestowing his endowment upon
seise estatlisheheat destined tot the relief of hew at-
- -
London, England, 1819-03-06

To rut EDIIVI( or roc STATESMAN.

Sta,—Being this afternoon s 'perish,' of the mob
assembled in the streets adjoining Covent-garden. I
was forcibly 'track at the contrast exhibited by
the military and civil Police in the mode used
by each for dispersion of the motley group.—
Whilst the former proceeded in a methodical way
to execute their duly, without hurry or violence,
a get of ragged ruffians (for such many of t►em
literally were) began exercising their clubs or stem
of ogre, with a brutality totally uncalled for, deal.
log oat their blows at random, and that too at a time
when the people were quietly walking off. They
particularly eliaplayed their prowess ea onoffending
women—l myself hiving seen two knocked down
for no other crime than their having drawn op to the
sides of the homes to sffnvd free poultice to some of
these Jacks in otlire, who were flourishing their
staves with no little effect. Sorely whilst the military
display praiseworthy forbearance end temper. the
smallest deviation tenni which becomes matter of re.
mark ; these wolves in sheep's clashing, 'eloped con.
rubles, rennet be justified or protected in the uncalled.
for abuse end ill-treatment of their fellow.sahjects.
Nay, had they been hired to eaasperate the People,
they could not more effectually have performed their
office. Your't,
Match 3, 1819. A SPECTATOR.
London, England, 1819-03-06

0X.47WR10.

THEATItt, COVINT•CIAIDEN.—The first act of this
miseellanioes selection was to hive had the assist.
mice of • Miss WILLIS, as a debotaate. Her ab.
sence was ',elegised for and made up by the iddi.
'ionsl aid of Madame I:lnce:Km and Miss STITHIII6,
always powerful and pleo.ing in effect. The Gretios
opines of dm former filled the militate with raptor..
Mr. KVIVAID opened the second act, and although
he csonot naturally be called • little singer, ye was
he far from great is the pert assigned him. It is
plural to be obliged to express dissatisfaction at
what is done, perhaps. studiously to please: bet the
whole performance fell short of oar expretatiots.—
The intervals Wettest the acts are too long and tedi
ties. Wby not shorten them, or enliven the dull
half hoer by • solo of souse kind, were it only on the
bagpipe or Jew's .arp, if not on the violin—some.
thing, however simple, if excellently done. The
whole orchestra seemed to want light. The chief
singers were numerous enough, sn as in short scarcely
to sit down with ease; they constituted the 11.1•1541 of
inultuas inparvo. Miss Frreettems's " Let the bright
Seraphim," gave a mental brilliancy to what before
was sombre. The Mouse was rather thin till after the
second account, and the boxes were not half fell at
last. Mr. AIISLIT has lost a brother: a greatly
esteemed musician, and the Public seems to feel the
loss. We wish not to add to the grief of the present
unneger, bet to recite him to an exertion, which may
console for, in a measure, if not folly supply, the
defect.
London, England, 1819-03-06

INSOLVENT DEBIORS' JCT.

A Meeting of the Inhabitant floeseholtims of the
Ward of Farringdon Without, •as yesterday held
at St. Dunstan's Church, Fleet•street, to take into
consideration the propriety of petitioning both
Houses of Parliament, against the renewal of the
',fasting laws, for the relief of Insolvent Debtors,
kir. Alderman Waltham in the Chair.

Mr. Tuourson, after I observations, moved
a string of Resolotinns declaratory of the yells re-
setting (rant the continuance of the present system.
Mr. FrAlloat (author of a late tract, entitled
Sketches of America) seconded the R4.'01,06,10.

...
►ir. CROOK slated some cases of votress, hardship
oo creditors, end concurred in the motions proposed.
The Resolniintis were agreed to ono voce, and
likewise a Petition to each Hesse of Parliament
founded thereon.

The Thinks of the Meeting were thew voted to
Mr. Ald. Weidman, end the Sleeting adjoereed.

!furriness, Blocs s.—This day port of s ship's
mi...,..ip •.re brought in here, supposed to belong to
rho Hartley, Putty, lately wrecketkon the Gsedeet
Sand.
London, England, 1819-10-12

firmedind *steeled. New this letter wee the desks
if his Majesty's Ministers; sad it remains to beds.
tided, whether it was net one way, end a very ate.
ties way lee, et breaking the King's Oath'.
I shall, before I tended*, add it tew
speeting the duty of 'Comelier : that Jolt gems I*
ma clearly pointed out by ON oath ere ..stag in the
Simon Law., sod which every Joryman apes an Irs.
gem thee took ; be swore ague *lime, ineoeme.
Sena .assure, INC 3lifaild "Wimps oath's : neither to
accuse any este who was Neocene, nor conceal any
thiagenieus I. the politic. This seems to me clear-
ly the intention of the Co 'a Dike I he Is to en.
quire after the troth In ell Isere! treys; be is to de.
ride on so wiael'a pill or innocence ; he is to serves
some from uunis'Anent, hut to make a full and tree
',poet of all offences and olfendere, that they stay be
dealt With according to few, which is all that the
politic desire with rot/tett to the Menchester
In wati4 theie Wiest, my only object has bees
I. mill the politic attentioa to point, nT a COnilitei
tinsel eater', • Wel), ;...baps, had I been silent,
might, not•itbstasidnig, Inge as strongly engaged
the public attention ; I ought, at less', (or the linnone
of sty countrymen on sqppnie that shit would bare
beta the MIL Nefffihritial, lie nine., not In kilo
to others tie perforniehre of any Olio( that or eon.
vivo le be our deli ; this is lint the •ay at least to
obtain that self-reprobation which nught to be se.
puled as a parriet's best reward. iamof no party;
my sole attachment is to the Conetittoino, of *thick
Christian:ty is a part, all blasphemous and it..publi.
lan Publicalons I contemn acid despise. itepiesenta.
'ion is erablished by the fand4mentel Lew of the
Lend, ne the bilis of ritorseet, end I hope never
to see it transferred to Nutmeg, for I em ennviae..
ed that a republican ascendancy is the arty worst
hied of despotism. The greatest of all the eurailea
to Constitutional Reform ere those oho circulate
thee* blasphemes, and repiblitab opinions; sad t
trust that in taking up the pen, as I have hitherto
dolt., and ever shall be ready to do, in behalf of Oaf
ancient Nws and iostiletioas, I shall setter bedeemid
either the upholder of Ueiversel Sefrege, or the
way of tree religion.; bet I am very well 'Waled
to be replied the 'ferret sod implseable enemy of
plandering Boroughmengete cad Ministerial top.
piessors.—l *remain,
Bechieehamehlre, TIMOTHY THUiMAS.
18IS‘
London, England, 1819-10-12

POLICE.

---o P.--
DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO ROB A DOUSE.

.
MAtt.tuN•llloUSE.—Three young men, all or whom
are known to the Police in a particular way, were
brought op on suspicion of hoeing conspired and at•
tempted to rob tits hoses of Mr. Fa:, dentist of
Bridge•st reel, Blackfriars.
The following circumstances hove transpired, bet
for want of the necessary confirmed's, renders it
netessary that the names of the parties waited should
not yet bo mentioned ;—At the latter end of Sep.
tember, Mr. liVoistner, the City Marshal, ordered
three city officers to weldi in she hove of Mr. Fos, in
the night, it being 'spewed that robbers would at-
tack said attempt to plunder it. Drink water, For-
rester the younger, and Dare, went so the horse on
the night appointed, but all sass quiet. They were
soon Vested that the business was postponed to the
nest night, and that four al•le fellow a, who would
feel no lo•shotioo in committing mauler, were then
to commence eperstiont. The rare*, prorated the
asaioasse• of another officer, named Drown, whn is
caper' in the use of weapons of detente, suit look
their twinnt iu a loom at she back pot of the house,
to which there was late window of shout II feet,
from the groentr. They tem•ine4 in their pl aces a few
hoots helot, a footstep was hosed. At I I, a ere. ;Am
noise %vas laewd by them. and men %raisers. dracend•
int from the leads nr•r the 41 %WO% into the lord, and
onbnlting the stable fir did not remain long ia
the stable, and nn his worn was s..en to place a
ladder against the wall. 'llsare ntleas foilossed 404
the leads, end upon dropping into tie lard, mi.
egorefl toe/outs the kitchettooins!orr, which w
losl,a el, usti which they tried to open nit! eonside a.
Isle rio!eicss, hot ins fleet wait,. They Inv pived
th: t.t.Jct ts: she oi.nien of :he rou^.) in istes.'t the
London, England, 1819-10-12

SUPPOSED MURDER.

Frichy en request Ives held at the King's Heed,
James.sireet. Westminster, on the body of Ann
Jackson. Miss King deposer!, that she was at Mr. I
Reed's house, at Charing-cross, on Friday week.—!,
The deceamd was servant to Mr. Price, • stock-
broker, who lodges in the 11.11 Moor. About two
o'clock she heard groaning In the kitchen, and met
the deceased at the fool of the stiles, with a stocking
in her hand, as if she bad been novntling it. She es-
rlolowd, " There is a knife in me; pray mind for •
Doctor." She told witness she sit in • chair on whirls
was a knife, when it run into her. She said at an-
other time, she was getting upon the table In clean 1
the window, when it tombled down with her, sad '
she sell upon the knife.
JunTwAs.--‘• When we viewed the hotly there,
appeared to be two wasn't upon it, inflicted • ith
different instruments. The knife should be pr °thud,
as well es the clothes of the deceased."
Comonnt.—Send for the knife.
T. Botch, shnpman to Mr. Anclrews, an spotbe-1
are, said he found the d P standing et the
bottom of the kitchen stairs, with a knits in the
lower part of her body, op to the handle; be pulled
it out.
Ue..o, sygern at 'lie II •41 etal,
London, England, 1818-07-28

SLAVE TRADE.

FROM THE SIERRA LEONE GAZETTE, ATM 18.1

The following anecdotes may throw light upon the
modern Slave-dealers, and will prove them well
worthy of their predecessors: it will demonstrate
that they are above the vulgar prejudice, " Honour
among Thieves."
In the course of last year L'Astree schooner from
Nantes, took her cargo at the Old Bar, 'for Mar.
tinique, iu the very spot where Brutus Benis had,
loaded his vessel on a Sunday morning. Colonel
Schmaltz (who with his Astl-de.Camp, and the whole
of his Officers were the only persons who did out
know of the first transaction until it was over), es-
pressed his displeasure in strong terms. *1 F --c'est
Bien maladroit de faire ce a si publiyaernent!" That
is, " Why do the thing so publicly I"
A man of the lump of Sam Renard, a mason (well
ilknown to every inhabitant as a worthless drunken
fellow, a slave of Monsieur L. Thevenot, a matt of
eeloor), was employed in taking the unfortunate
slaves up the river, about four miles, and marching
them across the narrow neck of land called " Bar.
bets Shore," which separates the Senegal from the
see ; Renard was half drunk, and anxious to re-
commeed himself to his master by his exertions, he
was brandishing a rusty cutlass over the heads of the
poor Slaves, Taunting his prowess to them, and was
talking of the delights of a 'Middle Passage, of their
landing in the Nest Indies—and in order to com-
mend tee attention of these innocent victims of the
cupidity of matt,• who were deploring their hard lot
in bpi.% for ever sorparated from their beloved coun-
try, from all they field dear, ha was continually
striking them. and in Poor or five instances actually
drew blood from their bare !mks; his wit was es-
totted and he was rewarded by his master with •
smile. and att additional glass of rum. While the
*fetch was in the act of drinking " Success to the
Trade; long life• and honour to his Master," 0
ruffian as bad as himself, on a preconcerted signal
.from the mister. seized hold of his arms, bound him
with cords, threw him into the boat, and sent him ou
board the Astree.

There were no less than 29 parish anpeals broeght
before the Court at the Sussex Sessions. " The
effect." remarks a Correspondent, " of hating At.
infne}s for Vestry Clerks, whose interest it is to es.
cite litigation, in order to put money into their
pockets."
Last week, one of the shew.bonths in Leeds fell
in the midst of the performance. One child Oust
three years old, had its head so dreadfully crushed as
io iiniso its death almost instantly; two others were
vtl' viclrbruised, but are in a fair way of recover) : one
'of 'the female performeis received, a slight wound in
the head. It is suspected that the cords had been cut
by some persons for the purpose of creating wanton
mischief. The lamentable result ought to be coast-
deredlan awful waruing.
London, England, 1818-07-17

LONDON:

FRIDAY, JULY 18) 1118.

The creel and insulting conduct porsoed towards
the capthe Emperor of Fnnwca et St. Helena, has
shocked every generous mind that has been made in
any degree acquainted with his misfortunes. We give,
in another column, a document of melancholy im-
portance, vouched for as coming from the hand of
NArot.cox himself, on the 'object of the inhuman
treatment which 'he is esperieocing in his forlorn
situation. It seems a strange and most °fleeces-
eerily vindictive proceeding thus to heap oppression,
privation, and insult on this defenceless, and cer-
tainty now bermless Prisoner, when the most no.
torious of 'his Generals 'and Frienth are ant only at
liberty) and allowed to remain is IMMIlliOn
London, England, 1818-07-10

PO 1.11 E.

MANSION-HOUSE.--Yesterday Ann Ebbs, a young
girl, was brought up charged under the,following-dit-
graceful circumstances :
The Prisoner lived servant with a poor man named
Dupree, and had the rare of two children, one two,
and the other 17 months old. Orr Wednesdsy morn-
ing, her master desired her to take the children to
their mother, who selis fruit io the street, in order
that the younger one might receive its usual Putri-
ment. She, however, went another way, and re-
mained absent all day. Towards, night the father
became alarmed for the safety of his children, and
went in search of the Prisoner. After wandering
about for several hours, he at length found her near
Shoredich Church, in a state of intoxication, sur-
rounded by a mob, and the children in the care of
other persons. The youngest appeared to he (lying
from want of nourishment, and from the effects of a
wound in the back part of the head, which- he
leainedwas occasioned by the Prisoner suffering it to
ftltriem her arms upon the ground. A surgeon to
he; applied sd,vieed a warm bath as the only
means of preserving the life of the infant, and the
father hastened Nome to procure one, but the child
died soon after his arrival. Mr, Edinborough, Sur-
geon, of Fore-street, who attended the child at home,
attributed its death mainly to the wound in the head.
*The Prisoner slid not deny th.e charge, and seemed.
to treat die *circumstance with great levity. • .
The,iiPais MAYOR observed, that the charge was.
Wriots uPgraMand dolinastieo
'dal/ _ • -1,;;‘It .!'" 015 II

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London, England, 1818-03-20

LONDON:

PIUOAT, MARCII 20, 1818.

New York Papers to the 18th ult. reached us this
forenoon. General JACKSON, with his Staff, had
left Nashville for Fort Scott, to take the command
of the army intended to subdue the Seminole In-
dians, &c. One thousand mounted volunteers, re•
quired of West Tennessee, are ordered to rendezvous
at Fayettville.
The following article from Norfolk, Feb. 12, in
the New Fork Evening Post, gives an instance of
the success and bravery of the Patriotic crnizers :•""
66 We learn from a Gentleman who has lately ar-
rived in town, that the Buenos Ay roan brig El Pa-
triota (formerly the Fourth of July), Commodore
TAYLOR, has captured off the Canaries R 4 sail, one
of which was a Spanish galleon, having on board a
Million and a half of dollars ! with which she had an
action of two hours and twenty.two minutes, on the
2d of December. The Pairinta had five killed and
nine wounded, among whom was.the Commodore him-

self slightly." •
Ernm Washington,. by the Natior 1 Intelligencer,
we learn, that 'Booth* r Bill for presiding still further,
not only fur the widows and orphans and indigent
mothers of those who fell in the service of their coun-
try during the late war, but also of the surviving
widows of those who fell in battle or died in ser.
vice daring the Revolution, has been. rejected, after
two days consideration and an interesting debate.
The great objection to the Bill was, that it threw
open too wide the doors of the Treasury. The
same fault might be imputed to many Bills in the
British Assembly, bat our Ministers have a great ab-
horrence to American economy, and only practice
it where there are wounds to be recompenced.

Both Mosey of Parliament adjourned last night
to Thursday the 2cl April. The preparations for re•
election are actively carried on by the Members of
the House of Commons, and a speedy Dissolution Is
-still very generally expected, notwithateuding the
confident assertion that ibis event will not take place
before October. The Courier, with most com.
plaisant self-importance, fearing that the silence
of that Paper might be construed into a con-
firmaliors of the reports of an immediate Pis-