The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-01-01 00:00:00

MIL' IIit.NEY LONG.

• for eighteen with* -past. Miss Long hlii teettleeb
aunitiedess letter is, dated fawn Norwich, sleeted by • gentle-
men ut the noose of Stott, stating the moot ardent eadesthu-
simile love; lidding, Ova* he knew it stn ordolosoblhat they
sere to be united; and it was therefore impossible that lobe
could be *tarried tosasy, other man. These epialles, from a
pi. hi*lii who was sot even known' to Miss Lung, or any of • the
*sillily, only served forsainsacasest, notit he attempted term*
his attachment by personal visite, which, however were sot
received. Abmit Ibis time months, lie made a hold attelapt
to introduce himself-4o Mis I.ong, or her soothe:4bl gums
to Chippenharn„ and living at. the White Hart Inn for several
weeks ; and during that time, ciontostially guts; to tAily
Long's ataosion, at IDesycott, about four roues from Chippen-
ham, wading blossomy, enquiring for hiss Long,-Lady Long,
and sometimes the Ladies. The servant,: being instructed on
the subject, he one lather. Foiled is all Ins attempts, he
waydsiid their carriages, sadist length annoyed them so much,
that they were prisoners to their own house He has lately
pursued very.similir coodniet at the same places, to the very
great inconveniences of the family, asserting, that it was in
vain for Muss Loss to expect to be sins ried to Mr. W P. us
k was he only that could stake her happy. He took up .his
abode at the White Hart Inn again, where be frequently pre-
tended that he was so much in love, that he could neither est
nor drink. At others, he would not taste any tbiug till some •
person partook of the food or liquuda in his preseate, saying,
that he was leafs' some of the Lung family would cause
Lim to be poisoned. Oa Wednesday se'nnight he went to
Lady Lone 's, at Thrayeutt, made buss usual enquiries', and, be-
ing refused admittance, be CU& avowed to force his way in.
Mr. W. P being there, came out to ascertain 'the cause, mid
told hiss bit assts?, and that if he had any communication to
make to any of the family he must de it throng% him. This
Mr. Scott declined, entreattog it as a particulartmour to have
a persomal iuterview with Lady Catherine. This being refu-
sed, it was with considerable difficulty he could be gut away
from the hones Mr. P. applied to Mr. Audrey, a Magis-
trate at Chlopeakams' who advised that a Bowotreet Officer
should be procured. Mr. P. isa consequeoce act off for Lon-
don, and applied for Townsend, he being well karma to the fa.
roily ; and op Friddy se'snight Tuwnamill left tows wkth eh. I'.
On their arrival at Dentin'. they found Mr. Scott had been
pursuing his usual conduct. Mr. Scull's mother had been
opplied to: she wrote and intreatei him to return home. Mr.
Harvey, the Recorder of Norwicts, was also applied to, and
be interfered to persuade him to return to Norwich. Mr.
Audrey, the Magistrate, had several per interviews with
hits, to prevail opts him to leave Chippenhant, but all had,
sus ditto; till Toe meind wept to hlis resterdny se`astglst, told
him who be was, and that if he did out leers Chip's**.
without delay, he should take him into eristody for a-beeaelt
of pence. This threat had the desired effect : after stone hest.
cation be paid his bill, ordered a chaise, and left the twins.

ThE DISES.SLS AND CAsUALTIF.S LAST
YEAR.

Abortive and stillborn 630, abscess 68, aged 1e96, ague 1,
apoplexy and suddenly 413, asthma and pllthisic 345.
Bile to, bleeding 44, buNten and rupture 91.
Ciacer up, carbuncle t, childbed sou, colds 9, cholic, gripes,
Ike. 6, consumption 4754, convula sous cough sod'
lioopiog rough 486, tramp 3, croup 09
Diabetes 3, dropsy 7.50.-Ev.l 7.
levels of all kinds 906, fistula 3, Aux 24, French pox 311 e
Com 32, gravel, stoor, sirs ry 18, grief 4
Headmiltsbot, huirshorbead, and water la the head 299-
ladaeala 4, itch 1, ityllowisisatiOu 609.
ikundiceilt, jaw locked 4.
Lt prosy 3, lethargy acllvergroven 36, !lunatic 191.
Measles 335, nitacarriage 3, mart iftration 247.
Palpitating of tie hem 7, palsy I.lli, pleurisy 16, pawl** 1.
Quinsy 3.
Ithaumitisis 11, ticket' I.
Seeld bead a, acunifr's;xliall pox 781, sore throat 1, sores and
alters 12, apnea et; St. Anthony's fire 2, stoppage lathe
stomach 8, Mita' 11011 I, St. Vitus's dance 1.
Teeth e6n, thrash 4t.
11.410 r iu the chest 14, worms S.
bit by x mail dog i, Waken limit. 5, bruised 3, bat* "AO;
cho.ikell 2; drowsed 147; excessive drinking 12, executed 7;
fatigue 1, found dead go, fractured ), (righted 2, tease& 1 ;
killed by falls, and several other accideuts 85, killed time-
selves 413 manslaughter 1, murdered 4; poianned 4; smiliad
4, smothered 1; starred t, suffocated 8.-Tn.tul 339,
We refer um Smokers to qur Paper of the 26th :the
statement of Christeniegs, Beretta, ice.. •., '4!;-
At&

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A —Aqd Yon•wo hap arrived in town., eatklividetein.
corn
kis nandieff t4l44llpaitl t. From tkiLit it conjec-
tured there is.na. expectation of the emongs . Seat
putting to sea: Sr R.Jcstatto SipaCILAN.bII,I tbe.teils--
Ve4B# ewer/reed of Plushing" during iltskabsence.
Admiral Youxo.-
A Morning Paper says :—" Artieleak'ef Separation
are now drawing ep between the.LedyideprpS and.
ter injured bushel:id. We are 'Berry, to led that,
a Gentleman and Lady, whose domestic Ode never
Catered the comeemplation of the writer of the au
count of the disgusting occurrence, have conceived
themselves to lie the parties alluded to; Which the
writer assures them was far from being the case."
Our Reader' will recollect the melancholy Conga.%
%race of the overturn of one of the GlaNSte-1
roaches, on the ico d between West Gratis and Ahrtk_l
4". in the month of October last yeat when Mr.
Brown, formerly it hair-dresser in Edinbugh,
unfor-
tunately lost his life, and his wife was so muck
bruised as to place her life in imminent danger for
teusiderable length of time. In consequence of this
calamity, an action of damages was brought ageing'
the proprietors of the coach, and the proprietor at
rbe post-chaise, with which the coach was racing at .l
the time the accident happened,- which. appeared
to be occasioned by that most unwarrantable oft.l
r,,mre. After perusal of proofs, and a full hearing of
`-•°uusel, Lord Meadowbank, Ordinary, found the
I.),fendatits liable in the following sums :
To Mrs Brown, I compensation of damages sacred by
her penult • • ,C 303
To her, for the loinfof her leelermit • h r„
Amt to each of the children, eight is.eillbbers 1901- eac-
,
• ) s—ltt ,el5lO
•

Uith full cost; of suiL