The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-08-06 00:00:00

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gift -The report of the Abbe Mootteepion ha 1 - Yesterday a- Cements '' t( oat keg 0'64404 . „ - 011' =MT Awe. t' -
excited my attention. - He begins with an assertion 1
cause,
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othnisir
for the election 'of SNOW Is the room of •Richard. • *remiss ammo* nenstnesi: Neaten Aso reseuntee owe true . . 1 .---....t, es, a. 4
rlinidal7t:hnetl2dsubjoelr,
upon the truth of which,. in my humble opiuioni Sanderson, Esq. whe had paid his fine tote excused . . Sir iiiistref.Routixe moved for an order'io dies . ,
exact reliance is net to be placed. He states thereto' Serving the said office, when John Keay, Esq. -0011 *.the lejoeet. ion leaned in this can en the
which. the Lard kffrotad a( tilliethe the which °Wasted in ' text to our future comments t---. will serve*, if 1.-:
have been a total neglect of those departments of the was declared duly elected. After ,
army, the proper organization of which were so ne. Mayor proceeded to the Mansion.hoihrei where his reragmatesilrignaetal-t0 lb* junior Defendants-while
~iks'4ooMbir.yNtousg whatN rho: e
conceived to lira
CITY
cessary to its welfare. I would ask the Abbe in Lordship presided at a Court of. COMO*. etispirsider age. ASSEMBLY, FRIDAY. JULY 22 tat .-
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Tho senior Defendset lent to the Plaintiff 20001. what state Soult found Andalusia, and in what state which •eras numerously attended. - Council, the" .
lie left it ? The Abbe'emccounts of the anticipatory On the Petitions of Messrs. Garden and Fryer,- en Coadition- of getting a reversionary lease, on the i
au .poetnot subject that Howse could notice in
prayers of of the peasants of their to be killed sons, they were discharged from the.norninstiou of She. ezpiratien of the eziatin. g lease, for 440 acres, at li time. ,
I recommend to Mr. Southey for insertion in the' 'rills, t . annual rent of so. many pounds. • peace had shed its intletnee o's
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next ode. • Europe, and Ireland hoped to share ne Rentembritnier bid before the Court the 411. et • Inv. gene siteweo.cause against dissolving the in- -
• ' that resulted from it, the citizensof
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But to come to Cocker. It seems ?he result of ':ter improving jbe Navigatibn of the River, which !itse.ction, on.the grininds that the senior Defondant .
) .astonished to find theprice of Bread
the investiations of the Ministers of Louis XVIIL - was referred to the Committee to wry. into woes. -had paid: the rent for the four last years, and of . . by no means ' -
d- ..coarstilhe-userioes contract was.at an end. . ' proportion to the price of Corn as sold in our • 1.
is, that is 13 years the total increase of the public don. . .1 rpabitc
markets. Why this he could find
debt is 1 615 46P 000 francs, or in plain English 071 ~ • It was referred to the Committee to carry into - We Lordship directed an account, and iefased the was, the no satisfies
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millions sterling; that is to say, a little . more than execution the placing of the Statue of hie Majesty et motion. ‘‘
twit* the sum raised by Great Britain in one (diet the west end of the Common Council Room '' Wismitit AXIS Deltas, V. VIZ MAYOR AND-CORPORA. ly state, from docements which he held in his Lint .
is the last) year ! • . _ _,s . -
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as by Assize, from the are
I have not documents by me to gate exactly the THE 'THEATRES OF PSIS. . Sir Sissumlliessbx snored for an Order on the :"tkPrice-# '.•;
• debt of France when Bonaparte assumed the Govern.. , ..........-. -Wheat in Se tember 1812 and that •et • _Defendants to the Plaintiffs' bill. The Plain.' - P 9. 9 aro at tla i
meet • but teens suppose it 133 millions. It is now
200 iv:Wiens sterling. . The Aradamie de, Musique (the Opera) .is cowl. - ; ls. Bd.-it was now' 10d • but the 6 • the Corporation: with havhig pulled down certain te.l. . _ .• , pr parboils of the.- c:
The Abbe states that 510,000 men:,.including gest ',4lswed to occipythetie first place Ranee. the theatre.; nemeots, rented at ainim of az shillings per. annum, ! price of Wheat bore no assimilation at the two
d'arreerte, &c. was the total id the land force, that hut I cannot assellnit to put into the 'stood rank-the which .elie Petitioners claimed as their' right• time im- , Periods. When the loaf was 15.8 d. u w
the f l., asllubli".4 I • •
received pay in May 1814, and that 112,587 rewired yheocre where the immortal weeksietConseille, blo- Ineesesso
'I, . until lately.served with motibe to quit, : In. markethotes o. the day, the- best Wheat oh. 1
.- • :,- . •balf.pay. Heed whet will be the tenni eXpeliel bittere, Racioe and Voltaire,•are:Vietsetitett *fore that the alms •. homes might be repaired,. instead of :tuned 955. the barrel, it was 9estr 391. the barn; 1 •
1„1. ''' 4;'"- the which they were pulled . done totally\ -The Peti. the lowest .
rice in September, Al 2, was Ws., ft •,,,I,`
- lance. • ,• so mutilatedan
- • "". i-he Publib• • P t dtrhaeformed al ore
. . .; was sow 10s.'reactly`three-foorthsless. ' The mitidle
• The **peacoat' t troop, the Abhieseelh• . 1
'llllllllllllll Of yon# great poets, bet ?as they 'Originally tionen could sot state the person who had &ended .
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motes at - ~, lOnalllinattrieeling• I, f theof the th ''
• .... fe .....41_ this charity, sad therefore sought by this• petition tt, : price at the former (rod was'B9s.• it was now
-- e increase at -....6
~... ,"' A do .. de. Wm' rein 'Pens " ors, Iletrea. w leo- Front this Weed° 101 the PriCe of 'W
- • • •'' - •he swine i Wire miesemer '-, • sages whir* Wimps - '
_hes to Aliscriv ory of the founeker -,tins Corporation., who ; heit,
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Aid ebeneetody et tillrbe*Wand *outlier respecting •Ilc bad to leek Ur a iiimilar reduction in the price a - •
Wel"( ' ' 111".9 at 8 teit, twat. ."` , "'" The T.hientre fraticaisstiteds .4lfe •1 ' ' • the leidsowneltot ei taiitiollifr Ronosir gashed as ''HOtemt: Vas It *Age ? No! ' The reduction '
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was three-fireths less, yet the loaf
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• 1,•,' i . • . . . . Peal • 36102Illensignoultt• • longing MA* Patais Royal. •.I WoiNtittel4ll.lll4.lllo.lll the fertile prayed for./
'charged to the citixenfof Dillein, at the prase ... •:,.Tbe bile. sTft ' the agriculture tete firiPilonfiati-
,fecadtiwthie rue Rieheliew) presets tau iltesivi. - --4..... ii,.. .-•- V' . * •,' -i ' ' , . .
~ - AR g lini .J; And itionally stab* tbe alitliing awkwirebitchetivy mass of, . ,4, ..bY '•' '' " esslzAs. . -, .-. meta, at 10d. when in. September, 1812 it was
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feet t 400 s are engaged in themanufac- ' Doric columns, forming, I.- A
A. .- umprroNE, Amcor If.. i. ..,, . - .• , lag for eery thing on'the part of the Bakers, the lod
-twee 4 two • audit capital of 100 minion °flews, ' Corinthian pilasters, risint between. e‘Pry window:'f
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r•. 44 eir -it • lion' sterling only .necessary to find thdfii The etitablature is cut by mall window. :+--a small ' . BROOKE A MTH. a . r . ought to be but 7d.-If anf thing called for atm., ,
'- .• •* He also states; that in the-hands okindi- , first roofy an attic story, and an . imuseeste rotund • . lion-from that Assembly,lt'
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an die long-Contested It vas this' serious et-11.--. ,••
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- ' 040 - He therefore, after laying •thiS plain statement be •'''
stkare still tie be found capitals ready for use- :. roelf,jeonstitute. the outside of this very clusply pile. 1084%, -A. *ones on the beads of the Island of - , -#
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fore them, would conclude by moving for a Commit.... • .• .
. ngs." If some of your Lancashire cot- :,T,Meniety and balmy appearance of the beside dew hillfla•li otion wee brought by ,Mr. Brooke,
• ..-- • :tee to examine into the mode by which the price of
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the )' Manor of Warden, against the De-'
would give the public their ideas-On this I net prepossen io its favour ; but the. grand regala-
• . Nhe. Stead was struck in this cit • and ~ -, y would be interesting. i - ' [idly of a 'semi-circular colonnade, which rises to the foldout, a neighbouririelewd-owion., ►for picking the - Y lalso to enquire
e. inth•the causewhy . I . also advert to the fart4stbat. Bonepaete.iotoof, inclutfing within it the bones and galleries,. and celmejatistones from tees beach. The Defendant jus- • the proper proportions should ' 1
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hotted 7 e French funds at 9 ; be tilted them to 84r; ;:die charming simplicity of itt,dieerationhesuat re. tilled
t•a the grounds, ftnt, that. the stones fell from net belept ; and why the price of Bread should her
asid.left them It 48 to 50 pare wt. In Short, .1 be.' conoile the stranger, and entirely' alteiltia.. rat fenie hie Stir/', and that he followed to reclaim them ; and so high at this period? Mr. Nugent -then moved ,
Hoe they averaged, during his Government, .60 to rings. The pit is at least one-third liss -, ':- l. 'of , =ly2, that-the sea had washed away his laud, and that a Committee of *even be appointed to carry this i
YBB lt'v, coot. Did not boded- property rise in pro- Covent-garden theatre • the six or eight. c'''' . : '' ;
_rar all bit laud had formerly extended it still Resolution into effect."---(Dublin Evening Pod.) ,
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portico'''. - eredetacbed from the others, and are - ' '. .
.014.areeteined his, and did not become the property of the . , • ... -. •
Thefilct is, that all talkers on this subject forget chests, to which the 'price of admission . - '. ' ~.eed, as a part of the sea-shore and waste of the POLICE. -
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the progress of agriculture, particularly in France. es to the first row of boxes (each row here M irsr -
il' • j 10, -......... . ,
Belo •ethe Revolution 90 millions of acres were eon- :price). Immediately above the pit, is the firer , l• :At tike trial between the same parties at the last
GUILDHALL.--:Ann Hudson and Elizabeth Prise
mimed in parks, and the, manor rents (exclusive ••of -iiry, occupying the place of your dress.boxes,. bet I *lmo Maize', Lord Ellenborough held, that those - •
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brought up ore.a charge of having conducted -- .
'' slates "to , the amount of 3,500 0001 st 1. g), it is'not divided into compartments, the seats running ? , . er inatones which the sea washed out of the cliffthe
.i was themselves in a manner In Ch 'd eapsi e pre • )
amounted to 1.20 million of livres, or 48 'Miens all the way round as in our galleries, nor do the •• PovimPlY of the land-owner, and that he had a right . Thursday • • disorderly - '
evening.
-' . sterling\ This was wrested from the agrifultural in- fashitnables exhibit in these low regions.' At the 'to pursue and gather them from the beach when they
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. ,From the statement of the Patrol*, it appealed -.{ ...
terest, although one of the wise newspaper corre- back of the first gallery rises the pedestal of the greet- fell down • but that must be done recently after • that he found the ladies in the act of lielitiegOid " •
spondents says, " formerly the Church had its own colonnade; between every pillae there are to s, had' fallen, otherwise they were a species of i ' •
. scratching with ungovernable •fery. lie- attain .:.:
revenues, now Government supports the Clergyl.! !" boxes, one shove another; forming the first iteattoktrelict property, and became vested in the Lord of scrag
sop te them in 'raid, and was finally.obliged le
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I am, Si, one of these vulgar calculators, who -second tiers.. Each box is enclosed, as at yoelotthe Manor.
1 conauct them to the Compter. .
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think the power of a civilized coontry -is to be esti- ' Opera House. Over these -is the second gallery ! The evidence on the part of- the Plaintiff in the! Upon the part 'of Price, •howevery who is one of ' ••
mated by its population, and that Its population is iforeied by the entablature, cornices &c. of the colon-'.present actioq proved that the Defendant had taken '
, the Cyprian corps, a person tame forward, who it
regulated by the means of subsiiienoo. The public ; nade and containing, as with yen,. but common many other stogies besides these which had formerly , 'ed - . ,
) . . _1 ;tat , that he was present when the affray com.
•• r lahonrers in France do not subsist on bread, heir, I company. Behind, and above this, is •the Wood fallen-tom the cliff. .."' itmenced, .and that Uodaojt wise Alone to blame.- .!
and cheese, hid receive no wages*, as is the meta lainall colonnade, the letters lidding eileirbox he ' • Wit 'reepect to the other point, namely, the en- ! Fork., ..,
walking before hen, and chanced to look ',
a certain Regent's Park within 600 miles of where' third tier; and lastly, there are triangatar be oaf eroachutent of the sea, the Defendant produce! the- -- --a , _i• •. 0 4 *.
~ hack-Mrs, Hoeson,.. not choosing- to be regatoea '
I write. • * . , i the ceiling (like your pigeon-holes) which re ancient-eouveyances of his estate, by 4rhich it sp.
,;with an eoquiring,-eye,
es lied what she meant by t
Bat of this sort of thing all our public writers and called Bareelis. I have nee, in this general • rot. hat
• , I pat t the sea, within the last century, hated looking at her ? . Price replied. " I have a right to
pithlic speakers are forgetful. An immense increase noticed some boxes thatore aimos4 even with tile . swellowedup 18 acres from one spot g a he con.i.;look at if I like,". *•s exasperated ' -
you,. Thais Mrs.
4-• . . . -- of our agricultural prodUce has enabled us to sup- and which have a peculiar character. They are so . tendathat he had. a light to that am nt on the! Hodson, who Lew ut
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port what we have: and, as a practical proof, I Will •'closely abut in. that it is impossible to see those ilot ' spasm which was nowt heses:shore. . -.lt re a tigress, struck her /
-- 1-violently, andkicked her in shouktisiiaosnusis.. ,
quote the words of J. C. Curwen, Esq. who, in ! are in them. Formerly they Were chief/lie& 1 • Irinebearned J ODOR bald that it was necessary fur ! 1 ,
Ward the Keeper of the .Compter .• t ted that
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•- - Feb. 1813, said, 14 We shall expect 300,0001. l:by the Abbe*, who, according to the strictness of him to show the precise metes and bounds. It was :Price was in such a state as to requiri the aid of a
worth of produce from this county (Cumberland), ! sacerdotal regulations, were not to enjoy dramatic ' not enough for him to show that he had lost eighteen i.aatiteaut and upowbeing examined she was found to 4.
. where we used to import about 100,0001. worth if I pleasures; but such severity exists no longer. Lest .szeest and he would have eighteen acres somewhere have been bruised .to 1 severe y, as to have her life : •,' ) .
rain. It is but the effort of a few years' exertion- what I have said as tuthe reputation of these seats, . else, but he must show precisely where they were :placed in clinger.
I hope to see it doubled." should be misconstrued, I must add, that notorious' ghosted. Mrs. Hodson said, she was a married woman, •
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r • I am, Sir, &c. cyprians are not admitted into this theatre, nor into ' Not being able to do this, and it being proved he and had two childrenl and begged hard to be libe.
A POLITICAL ECONOMIST.
! the two other principal ones. bad gathered stonepto the amount of many tous be- rated. . •
• This is a melancholy fact, although it may not exactly ac- I The decorations of the Theatre Francais are very yond
. those limits, the Jury found for the Plaintiff, The worth y Alderman, however, said he could not
card ail', the idea of nne.ef the Ministers of Religion, who de- l
• simole• it is merely painted to represent marble and :with damages 4001. • with her until the consequence of her brutal
daredcertain aswatbly that the poor and labouring part of . . i
the community were sufficiently taken care of. - stone; it is lighted, like all the others, by a single The business of these Assizes concluded this
_ coreduct was ascertained.
large chandelier, with patent lamps suspended from • morning. She was accordingly remanded, and Price was seat
Justrxt FRRAE.-A young lady, of interesting , the centre, and from thus throwing the light from one . --oom.--.
to the care of a surgeon.
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appearance, threw herself into the Canal, in St. i point several great advantages are derived. The Thomas Coils, a servant in the employ of Mr, . :
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This day the Assizes commenced at Exeter, when
James's Park, on Wednesday evening, and would : hollow parts of the boxes are kept in deep shade, • Herring, Milner, of Old 'Change, was charged with various 1.....
have fallen a sacrifice to her rashness, but for the ;while the architectural projections receive a stron: • henry who, it will be was
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recollected, thefts on his master's premises. t •
at the Vittoria at Vauxhall Gar- i apprehended . Fete, .
prompt assistance of a waterman, who rowed to her i light, producing a contrast that has a very granHe was remanded.
Idols last Summer, by Collingbourn, the Officer of
assistance, and dragged her into his boat, On being ; effect. Your multiplicity of small chandeliers, thoughl .1 ROBBERY OF KING'S STORES.
1 Unten-Hall for cking the pocket of Lord_ Noe. •
.9' taken on shore to a tent, she was perfectly senseless, . they • cause a general brilliancy, yet destroy that '
of 'h'gold arena --box,
wanton, is snu o 2 x and of which of- • RATTONGARDEN.-Yesterday Daniel Gulfeit, the
but in a few minutes became sensible of her situation, I which is more dear to good taste-the contrast of ,
Ifence he was afterwards convicted at the Surrey .
. keeper of an old-iron shop, in Church-street, Dept. I
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and on seeing herself surrounded by strangers, burst ! light end shade. Besides; the single body of light in ;
into tears. An elderly gentleman who was present, this Theatre prevents that unfortunate shadow I Assizes, . . .
and sentenced to he transported, was tried
for being at large in this kingdom before the term of fordwas '• d before Mr TURTON, the Sito ;
examine .
ford, Magistrate, in the presence of the Solicitor at
Le' -
, observing that the presence of so many persons was . which your stage lamps throw upwards on the faces
that sentence was expired. I the Navy, charged with having a large quantity of ,• , :
irksome to her, requested that the tent might be lof your actors, to the great injury of the expression' naval stores the King's property, unlawfully in his '
It appeared that the Prisoner together with some ' / .
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cleared, and then in the most soothing terms re. iof their features. In the Theatre* Francais regular , possession. ' 1.-
other persons, was apprehended at Exeter, on the . .
nionstrated with her on the folly and impiety of her i tragedy and comedy only are performed. It must - -
sm. Read, jun. one of the Officers of this Office, . ,t
10th of February last, or suspicion of having been -
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conduct. FAr.sorne time she returned no answer to jbe admitted to be honourable to the Parisian publ, being sworn that he had received private in. . i• •
concerned in stealing a parcel of bank-notes of con. ,
his entreaties to know the cause of her distress, bat [that they have never suffered their national stage - formation that'
come stated,
e suspicious articles were taken i J •i_
siderable value, the property of Messrs. Major and
at length she confessed, that having been dancing l'to be polluted by ezhibitions -beams* She legitimate out of a cart, and conveyed to a room at No. 8, .
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.. Co. of the Columb Bank, Cornwall. The evidence,
with a young man, who had- long paid her his ad- drama. Three Crown-court, Bream I-
' buildings., Chancery- , ••-
' "*'_. -however, not being sufficient to afford grounds for ••
dresses, in one of the booths, she was so mortified The police has too visible and lisiotient an stem- 1
that having procured a warrant, he proceeded
itttng- them for they were discharged, lane ;
at seeing him more attentive to another female, whom on the Theatre for it to be passed over In this de-
withrmmit trial, to the spot, accompanied
by his father, another Oft-
the execution
of Berrie& who was detained in .
he happened to meet by accident, that in the frenzy scription. At five o'clock, about urty gettettrniet , cer, and having searched the room, ie foetid four
ponsequence of Davey, a Constable of Exeter who '
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of the moment, and shocked at his faithlessness, she arrive, and clear the papules of all the people cot. -2 bags and a box, containing the articles now pro- ti
.•apprehended him, having seen a description of `ducal,
.9 • ran out and committed the act, for which she now lected above two deep. The intruders beyond this
which proved to be naval stores .ise• i ugh
person in the Hue and Cry, as having escaped from..
expressed the utmost horror herself. With sortie distribution are, if necesury civilly requested to upwards of three hundred weight, all Copper bolts, ~
the Hulks. He was therefore detained in custody, .
difficulty the young man to whom she alluded was take their stations in the rear,,
according to their : screws, nails, & •
c. part of which ~
found, for he had himself been in search of the run- turns; but in general the columu forms itself in this and information was sent lo the Magistrates at Union- rings,.
ing's broad arrow marked on t4sem, and on others..t,,, !
.., nway, and having made a most passionate concession ' Ball.
manner without interference ; between every twenty • _ . . .
the mark was defaced. That the Prisoner sallow. :
for his temporary slight, his fair admirer was con- or thirty persons a gene d'arme is placed to relent
uollingbourn being the person who apprehended
I led ed the articles produced to be his property, . i
.. .. . 4.,..- . signed to his care, and they quitted the Pirk apps- • crowding. It is in vain for any one to .attempt to him at Vauxhall, was dispatched by the Magistrate,' 14
h'i Deptford, for the 1
whichhe brought . from is shop, n
, . . rently quite reconciled, hut carrying with them the get forward out of hisrank, for -
• /o attend the trial, ate identified him immediately, i
purpose of disposing of them.
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roost cogent reasons for a long recollection of the though civil, do their'duty quite ala ndliteire. But as being the person wife had escaped from the hulks, John Maynard, Chief Clerk, to the Master At •
Jubilee. and whom he 'had apprehended at Vauxhall, on the
one consequence of thearrangement as to enterin fondant in the King's-yard Deptford, being svcorur
Early on Monday morning, a shocking conflagra. I the house is bad, and ought to be remedied. Many night of the Vittoria Fete. I
said that the articles produced were naval stores ;anal
tion occurred in the Flour-mills belonging to-Messrs. of the hawkers, &c. place-
themselves times ' Upon this evidence he was convicted, and sea. . . •
by at the that he had no doubt on his mind but the whole *ern , •
Cohen and Whitefeet, at Light House Quay, near head of the Quote, as it is to take up three tence of Death was passed upon him. .
the King's property.
"Watford, Herts, which entirely consumed them, toge- or four tickets, which is permitted,called,- A few days -previous to the trial he had nearly see-
and having thus The Prisoner was committed for trial.
ther with three adjoining out-houses, in a short time. entitled themselves to goodplaces in the seeded in an attempt he made to escape ; he had al.
The flames also communicated to the dwelling-house th •
checks advanced
lien
tcompleted a subterraneous passage underneath • il
, their at prices. All disturbers of meat
which was also levelled to the ground, leaving only the amusements are turned without . the stairs of the cell in which he was confined, end BIRTH. • i
out mercy'. The be•s)st alt. at .1.-rsey, Mn. De Lisle, of Dever, 1 •
the bare walls standing, a part of which fell down pit is omnipotent; always peremptory in its . . which would have placed him without side the walls On Sunda'', I, •
shire-square, in a daughter.
with a tremendous crash, by which two men were so sometimes just, sometimes .th la 'i Ito of the when he was detected in his employ-
dreadfully•lacerated, that they were taken to the hos- and sometimes the organ of calliteks, re'
ofkes :prude' meet by the prison,gaeler ;he bed succeeded also at this • MARRIED. reei• '
On Thursday last, Of Nwell Rohinann. E. of etorell•i.t ,
petal, where they expired about two hours after. places he i •
managed '
re s with afa y unknown to time in cutting his irons almost asunder. After this London,
to (}lalia, only daugt ter of Will.ani nalkfr, Lbil• 1" ... .
wards. The
accident was attributed to a you. A hat or a rano is •if • incorery precautions were taken which effectually High Lands. t 4
zriarievford, 1
On the Sri inst. Mr. Maitia Del*. Ilopithm, of, .
which flew amongst a cinantity of straw a d spark,
• respected
it
wire
thil..
tad Ids escape. . r of ti.
, n en. person it represents : halt the 1* ce go outvbe. "place. Kenning; •n,cetninun, to,
.Ana.,, youngest doughte
'eloped the buildings in flames. The property was tween the pleces-eoTh '
eh ties '• : elhterchief rOund -, ' - -- • blinley, EN. of Marileioarar Ety.ertnis. , . '' '
insured to the amount of 30001. Is was with'the '
the sear, sna, neither the pit nor handkerchief • ' ' '''' ...
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