The Statesman.
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l .. ..... LON DON, TUESDAY bli.o EINING7 7 FEBRUARY 1 1820,
AummigiallelllMP -
I 4 "Nix -1628.
i "The Canine for w 1-1 hich .!.iIPDEN foiltaLth fi e Field, end SYDNEY died on the vefold !"
• !. PRICE 7%
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NV.tTER-PROCE BOOTS. die. LOTTERY OFFICE. SOMERSET-PLACt. GERMAN PAPERS. AGRICULTURE, he.
• HOBLEY, 28, James-strmt, Covent-garden. J • Si. IMO. ---om-
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b7ll, solicits the attention of the Public to his superior THE Lords Commissioners of His Ogyeets/1 FRANKFORT ON TRU MAINE, JAN. ??.-in the night
• a for malting Boots aid Shoes Water-proof, by pre- Treasury have directed that the DRAWIN of tie between the 20th and ?Ist of this month died, at Hom- MONTHLY IMPORT FOR JANUARY.
s-- tun pUsSIJ lit) of any nu,isture penetrating through LOTTERY should be FURTHER PosTruNED, Wom burg Yonder Hoke, his *retie. Highseas the landgrave, The long continuance( of, frost, which seems to mak' ,
lIATURDAT laser, TVs Pima DAT or Pee RE•111T,..10 a Frederick Lewis William Christian, of Hesse Homburg,
up for its absence in so many seasons past, has equallY
. Lgoal.liV has not only to boast of an ineentioa that Day of which due Notice will be given from this Office. at the age of 72 years. By the death of this excellent impeded the business of the field and the markets. The
4//ripert the Sawa)
mils attend.ng wt.? feet. asst that the
L. HESSE. Pristee the whole country of Homburg is filled with duet operation. in the obintry have been confined to •
l som awl shoes made by him are unrivalled in quality, --s-- mourniug. He is socceedod in the Government by his the barn, to carting, and is attieditace ',on live stock
tommJsiiip, and fashion; ter the truth of which. assertion A CourLeTa Taw or Tea PREsKIIT STAra or MalalcAL serene Highness the Hereditary Prince peedetiek Joseph The general demand of fodder for cattle, and the II
eon refer to (estlemen of tile first rear ctahtlity. who ISciasce TvientserlouT Hittites A'l U Aurairs. Lewis, born the 30th of July, 1769. ' sit), of finding employment for the labourers, rather than
doelenered him with their decided apprvaation. This day was published, price Its. g‘l.
fails and thrashing machines lgoing. It is a @steel o
l'Asset., JAN. 19.-The late Elnctress Mete at eleven any encouragement from the markets, have kept the
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A PROEMIUM to the FoirrY-THIRD ‘'olum• • o'clock at night, only two hours before her death, in
universal observation, how different the appearassie of
ling Cheapest place in London to buy real CIL. the LONDON MEDIC U. and PHYSICAL JOll/2- petfeet health, a letter to her deughter, the reigning
the wheat crop at resent, and at the ,anse peeled of last
▪ owl CARPETS. HEARTH BUGS, an.: FIL01)11- Ku.; co ~• •
wing a printeral Histo-y of the late Prtigtese of trochees of liotha, and it was not till near midnight
.is at 04. lAMi ArRE• '"lll're T. WEAVER Medicine, and its turner • It ' y sciences. otany,Clunnletry, it.: tbat she felt herself rather isdispowd, but without any season...ln the backward diatricts the wheat has seems
a, mew at home to state the lose* price, and see I,„,vottui, at one stew, all tat. most ior,„.„,sot
•Igitts Friends' mien are properly ~tilted. Full measure ree,nit.. jorriop„ t Aselasall; • presentiment of so amides a death. This assupsciael- " mid ail timbrAo
fully increased the breed of all the feathered tribe/ and
btlioltiLarcrikerat4MVirorm seadus we
~ ore, and ever a Mete warranted. of Amertea, at. • oho ' MoeVarios of the prevalent useielheboly trod bus deeply allicted the Lector, wino
.. __resin of all escriptions ; and the wheats, whilst
-go=Woolyalter. 'MY° cosecs, atoms, sad Doi- Deetrthes respeeting the loom essential points in Physiology. I. also Indisposed. The Electoral Prince is incoasolse _,
leer Pathology, and the prectice of Medicine (especially of the ble i and numerous poor persons :noutned the loss of the
uncovered by snow, where greatly infested by vast flotka
d '
•good Princess, from whose benevolence they received
of Crowe;
ed whilst the staek-yards have been equally in-
Dame to observe, it Is Vie Old Shop, No. Ils, Long new System of Italy and France.)
eft, asd nu connexion yslth any other House in Loodoa.
1.-- -- - The sources from which this History is composed, it steers. The late Electress has left considerable pro-
----'- ---- -- should inc ondersioml, sire complete. as far es regards the petty. Dancing and music are suspended on account of
GENTLEMEN who are Held, may depend on Medical Literature of the whole of Europe and tine Coiled the Mourning, so that Cassel, notwithstanding the ap- noy by uncommon multitude, of starving small bible.
line of the ir test advantages of frost, a coat of snow,
both as a defence and manure to the yonng wheats,
erring their Hair by using HeDSON's HV ILE States, the Transactions of Medical Societies, Re.; and preaching carnival, when no masqneradm will be at-
has been most ample; and, if any distant conclusions
eggreTer'Cr LeareatesPlierrir i i K. reco.ninended by Dr.
aid other milieu PltystciaLs, where the Hair has
off from illness, perspinttion, change of climate, or
mielhase misses which deprive .he hair of nutriment, and in it.
hence, by selecting solely what is of the highest value. mach tended, will appear quite desolate.
information of the must interestiug kind, as well as a corn-
piste slew of the late Progress of Medicine, is comprised
loftily occasion premature decay. By using the Halle N. B. The Title and Index to the lid Volume of the
livist; it assimilates with the fluid that nourishes the hair. Journal, will be given in the abuse Number. This morning the body of the late Electr la in
and in the afternoon her '
state,
remains were solemnly
deposited in the family vault.
His Royal Highness the Elector, and his Highness
leveret that is perverted or lost, It supplies its piece, and Published by J. neuter. 71. St. Paula Church-yard ; and the Landgrave Frederick, were hiudered by indisposition
Metes the haw to Its origiesl strewth and thickness; in may be had of all Bookseller., from attending the funeral ceremony. are allowable, they tenet be In favour of a crop, more
y especially upon land in a clean and husbandlthe state.
SITL'ATION OF THE POOR.
--mew--
A very judicious and builane proceeding has bee',
nutcases, a bottle at 3s. St!. is sufficient to prove its
mes; hut where there has been great neglect, or the per- Houstnent pagina nostn *spit. ice in the Ithhie suddenly began to move ; happily the West Riding of Yorkshire. The practice of dia.
m Is far advanced in life, a °snails perseverance is nesse-
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The Proprietors can, however, appeal to facts, that. Oar per relates 10 11144.-711ARTIAL.
Oahu eases out of tee, gentlemen have recovered their Just published, price 3s. is boards (Tenth F.dition),
kir, even where they had been bald for years. See testi- THE
of LIFE; a Son-Medical Common-
T'
tare
on the indiscretions arising from !Immo Fraihy, there were few persons on it, who had time to es- pensing relief to common beggars, going from door to
cape ; but vessels and mills on the bank were violently door is passing into disuse, and the much snore offer-
carried away by the ice. One large ship was crushed tual and discriminating method of visiting the distressed
to pieces, and others much injured, hat the people es- at their own houses is now beginning very generally set
aselah of its efficacy in an Essay on the Hair, enclosed
beach bottle. sold. price Sm. ad. 7s. ed., or eight small in which the Causes. Si IN toots, and baneful Effects of Lues
gam, price one guinea, by Mr. Ati.lason, perfumer, 14, v,......, g, ..,____ wigeter. seminal weikurst. ay.._ the ice stood
'hest, Soho-square, London; Messrs. (lathe mid ._Trq; 7 “"r" " •
riwas, 37, Bond-street; Mr. Rigge. 03. Cheapside ; and
tent respectable perfumers.
In.,
ANGEL INN,
Sr. CLlstelar's, Slit iNo. re yve oped rart 11. contains some renowi
. us eur- •
tan Female romplaints. in partiettlar Sterility Part 111.
embraces Practical Observations en Sexual Debility, cape! : the water suddealy rose four feet. At midnight prevail. In Huddersfield, and the populous villa his
still again. On the PHA the ice brolte, which it is surrounded, a very laborious inveVtgation
rs and begun to move. and carried away several mills sod has been made into the Bondi on of the poor, and th
teasels. Time ice from the Maine and the Upper Rhine result has been to exhibit a picture of human misery
Bev is expected soon to come down ; part of it, indeed, came and distress, which has astonished those who were be-
Abuse, Sic.; in Part IV. is a Bevies of Cotes illustrative of down last night. The restoration of the bridge will fore well *convinced that the labouring classes were se
the preceding imbjeets. explaining them in a familiar maw. probably be delayed some time, as moot of the pontoons Perin g severe privations. This inquiry has been M-
eer. mid the whole addressed to the.Yonth and Maturity of have beau carried away by the ice. lowed by a liberal subscription, amounting to about'
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GENERAL OFFICE FUR TRAVELLING.
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F. following MAILS and other COACHES
Pr '. go front the above inn : -
his Repot Mmii, vie Hever, Tuesday
4tweits. .
and Friday Nights, both Sexes. By GOSS and Co. tonsaltieg Surgeoes.
Nature beatis
Omnibus ease dedit, Si cods eognoverit oti.-Ctaellit.
hkaie House* la all the fund Velars sapplies,
ils festal application marks the wise. . Fnasuroer, JAN. n.-The Senate and Legislative 1,0001., including a smnificent contribotion from the{
Body had presented to the Committee appoint by the
Diet a plan for a regulation, containing the concessions Right ifonourable the Earl of Dartmouth of 3001.
With this fund it is intended to purchase food aid
which. the city was disposed to make to the Jews. It clothing for the necessitous, under regniations atimi-'
May be had at 10. Paternoster-row; ei Pall-Mall ; 60, mortal to the Committee, blaming all that was proposed
being communicated to the Jews, they presented a me- rahly calculated to afford assistance as efficient as the"
sem to be disbursed will allow ; but the peionil fee
' ' li and Deepest Mail, through Godalsaleg. Pe-
rizapiilly4trual
.G977.rbtle-:trazet. illoilitie Illta;dFlateeilstreekt;. is their favour, but offered no eonnter-plen. They pre- mill.not be conFealed,. that, even with this noble sub- . .
an Parties. every Eventag at a quarter past 7,
" .I.!ndsutocahliat,he rights didettsseas, without any restriction. ensPHetts
,r ztr,;;,tatifto"csottit)Wilpetros„gaLtv:ludapiloa:sitsllll II)s
Ileilere.-Stesgs:l3o66. andP° Co'. ere to gbe consulted, the relief wainldi bites liandos deligirear equal to ;Isle' the
e szt
ofttA)ef
setsottectiebester, „womb Dte)toa, }knot, usual, every day. at their house; and Patients In the Country Dv " to Yetaliew,Datb lawl
re eeet°s;:nriltll/7, a Vilevitb It is distress.
int • - are requested to describe rginately. the case. enelosiag a re-
__lon' gist' Terre,
aspitaarw for Advice soe me,o,.h whim can be famed MM. the spirit of 'Mon always pzemiivallin In Leeds, yisits to the habitations sf the poor. is eaeb
‘• . ... .4. ....- .'' . *oath Holley. 011ftelitai ywegwe grisrhs,...gmemal.eph,„ al.& ct,thw._ amsol=tompars thee Wield Motrirgroil .on of the town, have bees mada,..and• it a Mill .
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past 7 and li of titres Cliristiati peed-etches, Whe ' /sore gloomy result. The imputed°, via ids ffet . __ ,r ...1
r,4.10.1, .tie • rMss'' ' Fii=44salmover. . . Peal
Air.t• ; tisioVipaie iallesallwriaillitil4 X should soon
itsorititgAlkitizp le. 4,1100 aoslar.osil ad .010 uswilitY esti,
: CMltrioadisaigijimini wig oak% BIM .- at least, are in a mate of the suet abject ptbary andS.
4lt!
& toe-. TIIIII ••BCONOINIKIAL LAMP. The Jews having refused to give a counter-project, the wretchedness. In numbers of families. *air chairs,
. Committee of the Diet bas itself drawn one up. which tables, bells, and even clothing, have be i red,
Stare cd=otvoerDea. I, Merge*. \
andparcels are convey . to Folkston,
amigos. Brim Dimeburch, Rniettey. and Lydd.
Asia MI Bognor Posit-coaei.
%Imlay, Wedneulan . and Friday, a quarter before 7.
' - !sidvisili, IN contemplating the dreadful accidents whit,. bos been communicated to the Senate. After a mature for food or for rent, into the hands of thf ."A
through
sminoilmo,
sisiewskefreginsupoeartaseetly occur, is it: the destruction of lives ash pro- deliberation, the Senate has adopted it unanimously. whose funds cannot keep pace with the . 4"cp., sire:
Patty. from the use of Candles, the Public will duly appre- This project will be discussed in the Legislative Body, them, aid who, owing to the briskness Or • - trade, ;
'Mad light, embracing, Its on which a warm OppollitiON is expected : if it should Ge are obliged to shut up their shops! Tbultegila Or fa-
"eat perfect safety, a never-failing etlimi°tY• and lue°4lll°' eopted, the Female Is already
la
authorised by the Cote- milies and their hapless children, in comics, have
Bath sad Bristol Post-coach. to carry only four inside, net mosolay, besting any emotion, gild sti pariluilarly cats. .
matter of the Diet to rt it into a w. the stamp of want strongly lumrinted Rpm their cove-
bralgOt'llffidlstr. Mirlbormill; Bane, and Chlppentisto, Mini for the Chamber. Nursery, or mewing Light. as to
i wry Moraine at 0. merit universal adoption, and Rude the more valuable, as a verrooram....... 'eminent, lid we heard of numbers of deaths Welt had.
lad and Bristol Light Post-Bosch, every Afternoon at half Preserver of the carpet from tallow and wax, and a security MAINCIISSI'ER SESSIONS, JdN. 29. so doubt, been produced, or hastened, bag gradnal,
.
I net. 'NOM ;sale. This !snapsots apes the pelneiple of as
--ems-- but certain operation of famine. How rent is the
inveriable. mistiguity from the ,fiame to ths MI. without a . sitnation of them, manufacturers aid leheeinlie .kda
Did fight Pest-coseh, is two days, to merry fourlitidde, mimic& above, and thereby reedeeed completely portable; The cuss which were heard this morning at the New the condition of the happy villages we lately vipitesl at
tipilsidenhead, Reading, Maelborough, Devises, tad aosseut' mg great variety in form mad 'lmmerse. giving a Bailey, were chiefly of common assaults. The following New Lanark! Amongst the poor in Leeds, jut& the
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win
, Mouday..Witlnesday. and Friday Morninge, at bright light ia proportion to the occasion, and requiring NO varies from the rest in some respects :- ether manufacturing. Owns Is the North of Illiteliiid,
as Meetly imtesdod.for the sooommods of trimming derimg the longest night, or replenishing with cot-
,MU Invalids. Ac. who canon undergo the fatigue of see anew thee „„ I, two or three months. eadsosimpi Thomas Moors was charged with assaulting Thomas want of employment is the patrol cry; malPosel the
wile &steam in one day. as to meet the weakest „peaty. More than a Amami: Hasopeor, at Middleton, on the 13th of December. 7,000 persons of whom we have spolten,•the deity iii-
come of each individual scarcely exceeds, aecording to
Ildibton Light Post-coach, *reset Reigate and Cock- families (many residing in distant parts of the country, who Mr. AIRWeRTII, in stating the case, lailleoted thee the
; irid, every Morning at S. havehoseolued the Petweinie with their reolkiesses) are mowlate political fermentation had been productive of to the returns made by the visitors, a penny a day or
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Cheltenham Post-coach, to carry only four inside, through la possession of this improvemeet; and it is to endolPala much mischief In the country. On the night of the 13th
from seven to eight poen per week ! Meef, whe• kad
;holey sad Oxford, every Morning at a qmrter before 6. the visit's and eonvesience of thus who are their situated, lamember. between twelve and one o'clock, the prosecu- formerly the power to east their contributions isioneii
• jfkinbestee, Borger, and memo,* poweoieh, Monday, that the Patentee la linseed to gives general idedof pries& ter was knocking at the door of a relation with whom funds or public charity, can now uo longer. plargalre of
gainsay, and Friday Mornings, at a cleaner before 7. The Chamber or Hons. Leap, in low steeds, 10s. plals, ale tared It.
t Middleton. He wore a white hat. which that enjoyment; and some, whose names were fornierly
aed ees to els la bronze and haperial•metal. The !Rude enrolled it the lists of subscribers, are' dfitv. round
Dome mid Canterbury Licht Post:coach, Monday, Tues- La • ' e mo pedegat, mo• soloo.rt• was here well known to be the emblem of a particular
Lamp, in a very headroom Iwo
OIL lidesday, Friday, and Sunday Morning,. at 7. and for the Dining Table ten to twelve inches bleb, at liOs. Part!' The prisoner came up to him and knocked him amongst the claimants upon the fund. These I-enlists
of fortune form additional motives for-liberality; -ad it
tad,
and Ouildford Taiegrapia Coach, through Ash- to 70s the pair. Oleos hanging,
Greeted lamps, elegant, dews with a stick or bludgeon, which cat through his
taw, Epson, Leatinerhead, Ike. Tuesday, Thursday, mad ' ' .
at Mk. token. for the Staircase, Passage; ebos . and very
HAW* Mornings, at 9. ' , entrueee, giving a light downwards sa well as around; mad was made. till he has first satisfied himself that he has castributeli
Lillielqumptoo. Arundel, and PAN Coach. Tuesday, ler „ large vie', sue le me Cat: Noe ataa
. tt. to be placed
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....■_._, The prosecutor deposed to the saute elfeet, *Moog,
. -hie dee share, towards the elleviation of the nAeries of
Nillriday, and Saturday Mornings, .01 a *tarter before 7, - -"- - • '
in a Lantern, with Glass bottom, IS.. to eke. cor Pan -light. that Moors set a large dog at him twice, sad that ins be- thou by whom he is fermented ; for nothing 'tint pro..
• Smoky. end for the Vase, or York Lanterns, to lx hi a socket. Its. , &active napteintent can renieve the wide/lAA* As-
came insensible from the blow. He recollected sothing
.tilassiesorth sad Weisel Post Coach every treeing, to les. (a moat desirable acquisition to them Lamps). tress with winch the country is at the present smouteet-
ag and Guildford Telegraph Coach, thret afterwards, until, on his recovery, he hisad himself in visited. .
e is best S onseetti Oil mai be a Ralfpeney
' Dittos, Cobham. and Ripley, on Monday, Wee- The "TVs' , . Pe . ' .._._ ,bed. He was unwell for a fortnight. . .
* worth In right ur nine hours for the Chamber mint, am! one
awe . and Fridel sl°rllialla' at S. uni 6"; molly P T t. worth hi slit or digit IMO% Par Hall, Pas- The hat wee
to wo Italyexhibited to the Court. There 1•1111 a _w• 1 •
at 7 precisely, and returns to London tie taw
::.,••• sage, al board. Study. lie. an Ili large hole in it, and the inside was covered Oil* ddifils We experience the heartfelt satistastisia, age an
Coach, through Maidenhood, item AIM ii Sold by T. Pearce arid Co. Agents to 160 Pataetee, No. d. of blood. -:- I ! i American paper. in being able to lay the fallintillg
iigezepted. i",i ,,, Pickett-street. seer Temple-bar. Strand, who, to guard Use On cross-examination by Mr. WILLIAM!, hi' lei particulars .before our reader* reapiiMittg. di• do-
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Pass-esach, through Henley, fid.tiellly reputation of these Lamps frets theilißete of bad Oft, are Moors was a watchman employed on the premises of neeement of tie unjust and ftreschugtom ad, •ifillallt
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ep.,. et half past 7. - bound to sell none but genekse lipen
teselL Burton. He hail not heard any knocking at Spanish Government tows,* Alellirtelt• IMMO*
• • I• g mid Gorildford new Coach. throng" , - ---- - •
their gates, nor spy disturbance about tint., His rela- who, tith a n0rt,036 • •hi ifie rataition,
)- • gewllhaa'll46l6ll"4l . ' The water of Leith, on Monday morning, pre- Mon", door was about ferrety Or eighty liras distant .. . •
- ma, at moment, the treater portion
* .•at 3. except S.. • -., i . from the fLates. Moors asked. hint, " what are you
_, . h America Lalitbilin ivied.
with
s nearly •
NI", and WhitteteM; Peet
aid a Guard Mt the way.' ' ' sonlid a very grand and picturesque appearance,,
ellbegh to the view of a cemeiderahle aturiber /laminators, at- doing r He replied, f• Witat's that haryekr On which °'* n
flood. whisk Moors treated him to tho,usaawariesesibest. .11Ie add ever sPeeien• of oPPft'deal 'Thai despotism and
.....ig. • Greiabridge litleilmetnik Odilettitate greeted to without tine majestic or
nit been attendingany Committat ibis aighe. sad Was isstotry could Ireiliet:--•
T , e'sherhy, AlMr4i",-"ontm"or, and took place in consequence of therekrrpl and *adios ...:A.: .
11. ..).. "IMO way lag le la#111). lista let ever; tel thaw on Muttony last, the like of Which, perhapst is perfectly sober. He had newt' beard that Noels hid' " Mr. W. D. Itolditsera to arrived at Brew 1r Prow
tfiejourney with the facility- set in the reetiombrosce of the elabitiebnbitadi iii tbea Men before the Magistrates at Rochdale,to give informs- spsfin.• by the we,' of Literpool. A • or
• on the rudd. . or pleasure, Imre' ho Bei bbeerb.
It cemmeoced at, est early hen, With don of sgcret trainings and driliingede the neighbour- the New York Eeistist,g...Post says, this lathe r.
hirer advantage of their seats being seastsd Indite nett: ... g • rmi. ( be ' isurface lar he"- He did not know that Masao was obnoxious to who has been Incarcerated snug thas forrk. .
an overerhe bg dry, aring upon ,fs gc
.Rte. Ramsgate, Deal, Sandwich, end Nroadataill certain persons on that account. years and a half, pad for Whose liberation enr.Hatwerte . '
Ai agoom ale*. having the appearancelif small icebergs,
..t Pqmeoech. Moredey, Tasellar, Thursday, Ftio.y,
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inked wifb logs of wood, steam, ie. citryieg agent Re4lamined.-Moors was dismissed from Burton's meet has made several ineffectual applica_tpo K,She
, ifeadm Mornings. at 7, i mediatele after this affair. Spanish Oftertrinefft. We nude rsi ao4l tlie. Mi. Hi s ; •
'lLmilel,'Laneleter, peemod, mobs Lonsaste golddh, with its impetuous course every thittg that cams in ki employment .in .
- • ' tallpli way. Odritig to the severe' frost last week, its progreps Joseph Simpson sew the whole trammytios. • 'Mere his escape from •es the 15th of fur Mk tin • •
!el. Ornsaiirt. and (*tropes, Peet Cotthes, steep
et Five ifetoit.--fiesktiled. ' , was completely-blocked up at llossisn Mills, In en* stratuodistnrhasos at the time. He had *ever liedgd Of that a few hours IT: hiamicape, the tiovarsomlS Omar •
- ~ • ' • 4'.".1 ' • 'Ne9.lll sequence of which it overtiowed its banks as Gm spat Moors' giving infosmation to the Magistrates. •,' •-• ", received ortlerafimiatadrid to dispatch $4,8.,i1as news
NORTHERN 901ACHIIMG .. • *_„ Canon-mills distillery, and burst over the grounds Mr. lirtsuana addreased the Jury on behalf or :die set of War limmaiittely to Costa, and there‘egieftee inks.
illest' Neveatle, and4m...l.6Elitlaberfb and r •Ru Tonfteld4 mid veilthig onwards, uit would have carried •
prisoner. He said Moors had- left-the premises of is the dungeons of the Citadel, and prohibit hit,troti.
of the North. every •
Rata
k„redPast "• the bridge along with it, overspread the gardens at the Meagre Dorms in somsonsnut of a rishnt lisooling at all oosusunimoloo with the other prisori#rs.l WS err'
... , Lancaster, back of Conon-otitis, village &ad Logie-green. In comp thi odes. and owing Ilia rues," at a ikon diecesee informed that, owl the.vory day the ripanktfallidster,
Leeds, Hsllllffix, Rotherham, and- -Sheilsold.
*mere dfitiopeniog in the *all at the !Sit mad of W at- fop eh he -,,,Let was the mow of the *ale_ If injo: weir order to the Clorersor of 'add. t, loster.u•
eloily.• ll• to the American Minister that .11r It shoed be lllSpar
rlote•-erame'"ati it .btrrlia" "'reset with ouch al°l.l°,l fwmeoreliwkle • prosecutor abused him-Mane -
CARRIERS, dafly heard aid treated with evapossibly Aelkfaci .
411rTaisamhass. Brentford, and lsleworth, every M°4l" ligilAgeggillgttbo hosatifal pork of Warriston. gmw lema, si„y • through his vigilance. in ..s.l
/s Wednesday, Friday. and Saturday. Hfrefieu cluck ti( the forenoon, the ice whittle ileeeeellreed 'porting a the Magistrates the illegal prsmices "high osivasWit 54th the honour of the Wish tiorerßilleof '.
hubtES and Co., Proprietors, Ite.preigrsaii it Edlinlitroll mills SgssrmaYt whim di hod jest been mentiotsed. Re called so witasems. •The -same peaseierr It appears, hems made birth
Chiral Onis, thettoveramest of the United *wet -
/4geds and Packages are Weis. and expeditiouli con- river.,hant ipso is *passim with'Weleocribable fief. The ceAtemae hiirply apeierd the feet, end the. ,___ ie. to • 1
."'" But the fact la. that neither a ilea/isle or trial waft,*
-freak this Inn to 'wrarr City. ?whit, Village. end A raft of wood brooke louse at lidth-spills, and was feud the prisoner -4iity He was seasenctel to Par,* ...e..2 the of •• '' • ..i.• 1 enviosaii
• contempfwtao on part the Spam.. tote
yssw„,i, Seat in the ft/flowing Counties, t is. :--Besitg:HdaK .cirried down with the current. The great body et water Ilse a hi. and re be hopeteeeed __,,, ~, i,__ ",_
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, 'Devon, Dorset. Hants, Hereford. 0190ealteo, ease dews id soddenli that it caused much coofnsion ~.„
._. ......_ ..._ ____-_. c . .. . •- a _l-1.. t-L_....._ - --- t...- -1.......... un the o.4llgue of miter cam, the CedignAlr urge' smithy this prevent the promulgation of certain farts, .