Star. — London, England, 1811-11-14 00:00:00

^7 - " - i ••••••••••••••• BOveetaierzeeeireeterdey tkit tore who has moil ea the rawe e of iteearal Certain, was brought up : es ifertheeenunixtetioo, .and although a number d i , sons have made tbaeges against him at the Ofece since his' last rwarninaeon, none of them came c e _ [weird to imbstami rte theta, •ahbough. they 'wet s se foruseethawas to be brotight up yesterday ; he s saa ! therefore committed for erial on the charge on wied, he was first apprehended, viz. for etrrrirg a {on ce e note for £65, perporting te be an acceptance of e tie els, , Guesser. . i Payee and Smith, the bankers. Goodwit e.sespendee , e e.e .,,.. ... ..e_ e •e - e _e. -- es • - --"'' or s cane s seeate n uee theee , ___ ~ caseeubjedireee Herroe-GeiterzheeYesterday a baker Was fowl It I bit!, flrtri tbirtinosarrate, 9; saie . suornisileii •• an eiclemmtetigment to • ehe- CI err , it iliOuld } ie. for . in which the ctitesijo - n . was, whethetihe New River ' • 2ss GI per ize for a large quouity of lined deficient . , .... . two. weeke only. lieu a rnouitionigainst leen he' Corn ee .Y the es nen were rateable for the stre am cif-their river, an weight, which WAS found in his pntsesSues. an .i.roc iis ro t iewhed and iead in the Church, to terrain in &hire, measuring n number t acres of land ever whidrite: -lestos-H %Lt.-Some time since ,k, i tasty and assault was committed on the person ot Fee from offending in the manner charged in ' the aiticlec,eeth Collier , a sun woman in rave • - ' : ! v ane *Tanta/4 eemg concluded, atria advisare vele ;ta , ) g ors ice ut mr. •Frate eh_ and rating the Company at their value ? and that he be condemned in costs of suit. • ' Lere Eeeeesonouter said, the case had been very Giles, a farmer, at He•si.am, near Weybrie ge , l e o t ; -....„ . ' • „ingeniously argued on both sides; but the COurt • toter last, by a parcel of vagrants. ceslee gessies. TI is COURT-OF CHANCERY, NOVEMBER 13. " wished to look into the case of Adieu v. Davits, and -young woman had been sent by her mietres, ~0 w et . roevenener v. POLTRlttorr. " postponed their judgment. At limes*, his Lordship bridge to purchase a bit le of wine fur a sek cott.: This was a bill filed by a Wife, through her ewe- had net difficulty in saying th at the reservoir was real . !ter, when she was met on her return, about Wee:Jeri , near Sir a gypscy woman. elm insisted on telling her fursun, John Frederick's Park, if 1 aainani, against her husband , tri pray a receiver to be • property, and rateable AS such in th e parish in which ;in the morning . appointed for ceetein estates which nad been settled ,it was situatei. Whether springs so toffees were rate on her for lee, by the defendant. The mertiege had able, his I.ordship doubted. The rate upon the trunks Collier replied, she knew her fertuae a'.ready ; 404 he_. . taken place when theelefeneane wasethder age, and in other pal ishes, wculd be a question for 00,1e/ekes was endeavouring- to get from her, when two la n die settlement was made Subseqiient thereto. Those' of the Session. ' ' . .. I rushed out on aver, seized her, and dragged h e r some elemia were settled, filet to the wife for life, with re- • Ca /I nineL laroinsATtoa. way from the reed, kaccked her dosser, and tnek from . . enainder to the husband for lifeAlleui aftetwards to The Ai - Vitae , GENE/tee app li e d to t h e c oul ee :d i i her pocket a .C 1 Mien note,l eye •iirer, and a sh av e ; k their issue. The delendenthad endeavoured, by hie-- a Criminal leformetion against Thomas 4-Iceeason, thee also ti'o the hotde et pia t $ and then matey e. . - :, ' naces of turning her oat of doors, and various other , Esq. a Magistrate of the county of Noticik, Th e her ender tale r glat sateessi and w the lover pass . f roeeeJing W treat lier vil means, to induce his wife to give u p this Settlement, ! stat e ment of the case WAS short. Mr. Hosea her back, and were p son em- , I; great ti • %,''' and join him in levying,' fine, but could not persuade i ployeJ a person named Monteith as his terming b e e ter violence, ohm) tlary wslalsraenti 4s the appres e h her to it. He then advertised •tee lanes for sale ;- . tiff ; and he also employed, as a labourer , a young .of Sir Joint Fie.ler:cles gamekeeper and hi. do es ._ against which the wife moved for an iii unction , which ". man about le yeateof age, named General Batterbre, 7 Upon hearing the noise ' they lath off, and in eiter , haste dropped the bottle of port. The pore. g d WAS not granted. To the present bill the defendant On the da mentioned in the affidavit, it apeeared s ;muck the best of her way bei, e, :turd te hewmina demurred, as baying no equey in it.. Ley What had hopper:eel, drecribiag de }, trots of the ' Batteibee was employed, with some other labaurer On the part of the husband , it was tostended. by in _sucking some cum, and had left work, at the usual Mr. Limas, that the jurisdiction of a Court of Equity dinne r hour, to get r e freslimimt. In less than half an erotleele Air. , 9 1 l'es • iernueeilie•leeroutesti the m end we so fortatuee tn come efp with two did not apply to this case. The statute of Queen hour, however, which was not half the time akinwed • *stance of a e Lehr, fled well in eurseit niche Jere . e ' Elizabeth protected a purchaser for valuable hole- for dinner, Mr. Monteith came, and insisted on Bet- .dit i ers ; bettl , ed MI stiapicion; amitbi y deratione against itoy peevious voluntary conveyance, i terbee going to work. Immediately ; anal, on his t•es. llieemeies wh°es tee,' although the purchaser had notice of such convey- I fusing to do so till his time was he seized hirieby 1, were taken isefeve Porter,.Esq. a * 1141 ag j o ny t t e when Ci Ilttn- sweating. t.) their - ance. , This had been argued and decided, over and the "collar, kicked him, •and knocked - bias dowae—e el citirt-ler i over again, both in the Courts of Law and Equity. I Batterbee got up, and said lie would goandeethrea ; theywere committed l's I' Dial. One man tear Magistratee at ifieahove °lice, officer. tree dite Although conveyances made on account of natural I his master, and went desert the yer d f or t h atinsweel ee e thehtt e but the - circumstances fleeing beets 'watt to . fife s affection, or the provision of it wife and children, are I He met Mr. Hoseasoo, and toldhen bow mente;th very good moral and meritorious cousideraeons t- I had served him, and said he would punisheitte e ; apee l. Pe wheal in et e estbeseeiliel e ileee sl i ce been occupied lt yet they are so far voluntary considerations, as not to i which his master, instead of reierture ifi'Etimplaint s in traversing the ernee.ace r bee roils iseleens, Sure be set up, either at law or in equity, against a pun-1 struck him, and observed, u Now yotrisii, , vsttinhh ! rey , a nd Sonrx, an d l i av e -a pp reh e ndeeeevera l. p er- H ome o f 1 sons. on sane( i in, who were tat Tuesdie wsminng, chaser for valuable cansideratiOn. If, then, the his - I, me for that. an& i-•will_send. you tohlw 'bee& head a legal right to get rid of thiseneuntery ;Collection fora month." He was sent tape Heuse s,wore eessitively to one 4,..5ni I.er i As boot else *rd. ..Ittneetehefe this offiee ,f r exentittaecles ..WOca.Cal km t euiwesiyfince by a suehquent sale, how could a Court of Correction, and whilst he was there lie was Begged. Corn mitted. . of Equity prevent ben from taking those steps which Although Mr. Hese . ason was adni• nislied by a frieede,intl.hewas gully C 0.......—.--......... ' were necessary to effect his legal purpose ? If he had land advisers by him not to inflict the fl ogging, hut to • - eith.n.seld the estate , or agreed for a valuable consi- 1 diseharge'hine he refused • and observed, he was•the A duel roves fought afar Coombe Wood, en Mese - , aeration to sell it, :he voluntary conveya n ce could tasty acting Magistrate in !that part of the country. day last, betwixt a Licutteettat Shillialel Mt:COLL. After two cases of tested. leicebeen di,- ' sever - be set sip against sock contract. He therefore and that, he had aim() on the complaint of his bailiff. a°Paku. 4 contended, that the power which the - husband cleirged, theaffer ca d et. had to Lord f:Lesescouotiou eseed, ii the complaint of _,„ CONSTITCTIoN.---To preserve me constitutioa hem' -alienate the estate, was, to all intents and purposet e a the bailiff was made uptinNiatli ? ' power cf revoking the cenveyanee; ands therefore, We c intuit but lament hew many suffer their cense- The'Attornee GenetallitnereeJe he could not say. diseases and disabilities, is of tax greatest iesPertaf*e• 'ett. the plaintiff had no equitable ground to claim What they iompleiped Oft liotveeer, was, that-Mr. interference of the Court.P oseason had acted as Judge-in Ms own cause. tetious to decay merely front motives of delicacy a effected with a secret disorder, yet afraid to discover Sir Seettre.r. Restatteev oil the other hand, conten. Me. Justice La BLANC..-°- If . th e .complaint was that, altlicugh the ' law was , that* a. voluntary Made upoe oa th , he waanot judge in his emu dense, . 't, b ed themselves gradually to sink into the lieyance sheuld not be good as against a purchaser jihilfin the cause of Montei et ; a To t eectie sea ersous from 1 4 - MUM* * ii 'RS Mouteith's corn. 1 rite - . - • 3 ... ....„ „ ... • death, and t o i e. Nii,o,zo the effected in iell &items - valuable consideration .; yet. as, in the e preseot ' eLente" s . •of the innate frame. , Dr, Lowest., kite steps for. taw, there was so such purchaser, the wile had an , Ord Eeettettonocrotee-e 'I think a tule• to shed . equitable right as against leer husband, who made : cause will he sufficient ; the compleint comas in a very weed' w IsSUre . ,' them , . that im AI the tuiln wing 4* e. , in generally con iprelanidee ' conveyance Asa settlement for her ; and having questionable simpe."- Rule to stew cau•e granted. e 4 , l e:ea!PeFeee‘ .., ech eenitable right, was reeled to come into that . . i under ire four to:lowing Leech, v 4. Sc' rriph .ii, Scurvy, destit.,•mod Dropsr, for ;shish he has 3 Ont. , Corot tor the • retection of it. It was quite another • COUtT-OF COMMON PLEAS. NOV. le. ' dies that !lave never yet failed of sweets: his precece -don, wh ether his Lordeliip could have given I - •its i , EURUIRFAL4 • • • and knowledge ale se extensive that these who sutler _e of if the property eestactirely been sold and trans- • Whtt • • is Court sat this moruing, they proceeded from them Snore-ay en a certain and speedy sure, ferred to a purchaser for valuable consideration. to lieer ttie jui;kfieai o f bee, send i n, one case, an ,by applying at the Diepensasep. It iisaill.hable, that The Loan CHANCELLOR pretponed giving j ndg. eminent brewer of RicHtitoeil, was offered as a surety. i all who are aillieted will make immediate appli.a. Caw_ oar vs* Reuss.--Ott _ _ .. DA, tar h, meat on the demurrer for a day or two, as he souli Mr. Serjeant CLAYTON 'Submitted, that as be, being i 'ion s . as-the, earlier the disease is attended to the the Cotut of King ' s &pia tong lerettibt up en think it necessary fi re: to read the bill. He wattle; a brewer, ,c, ph was not an ; is., nn.l JErqsisv berm' ra s e . sooner it can be removed.-Dr. LAMERT, jou. may Tuesday. the Attoiney save him a acts fur the however, no* observe, tlret this was not a mere pro. addition to his name, he wee not acnesable. Ibe consulted ailet Disteetsaly, Noe 'X; Hieleareet, sirpeeccee and. the fe , t week's payment ea a Beni *flue to settle an estate, but that the deeds were execu- In the absence of Sir JAktis Meese's-zee Mr. Jas- . Bortineh; froneeen• is tare morning • till eight in the /wee end , s i epestee . .H e i mme di at el y a dd resse d he r. re d , trustees appointed, and a trust term created.- rice Haven allowed the objection. 1 evening ; it by letter, post peid.-•-hiiteliciates sent to Justice G eese , an d sa id t h er was no payGRAY C. LLOYD. menx , as t h e The legel estate was at present in those o y ♦ trustees. In an pert of the fu n dam. • • s . • the case of money in the Sunda, aseened to trustees _...h.......... Tamils:as not the money of the Realm. The At- The vets an argument upon a policy of insurance • for the phtrpose of a voluntary proviwou for a wife immesh .to ,save &tomcat, immediately gave him'cease, on the ship Alex'ander, at and from the Cape •AlrleEN tlen of Eencation and professienal skill and family , the Court had interfered to prevent *the terve shilliags fix ate , token ; but he agars insisted of Good Hope, to the Isle of Bourbon. lite ground Tv' use l'ameeiTNl4 6 / 4,o Sta Is deve••• the ern" *We an& besband efterwards pose..sing himself of that money. shat it did ate appear brute lay trace on the silver. of obi htion, taken et the trial, to the verdict, was "me" seeleeef tir "li • 6 1"IliwesikieliDifersess ike eSIONS 4 ' t h ere f ore l ike premeteeice howevei, differed from that in scene s e' 1. tit remit of their nywrisc.re is the but proof.of caperirrity. that it Ja..il been could aiestee Tower, and bur, that taw vessel not briog in all respects purely Diktat, fti r sses. DOSS and Co. iv lasi bens hawed.' ntata , manner. A difficulty had been gated from the was not legsl money. hie. Justice Grose looked atwithin the meaning of the navieation laws, wathon- the clue 4 the SoUcr4vg the object' :if thew pardeeler study, vu. , t hey /l oner - and coleete was at g nod as any h e . that the interference oldie Court would lie ougatery ; sequintly without the protectien of a British tenet *certain Disorder, Inquest* comforted In a manna of teems as; if the receiver wee' I , 11 the husband appon red, still coneoweepte s Strictiates and Masts, whi c h. by letd.seen of lee years, aitieeteas of opininn it was a of Justice ; and, therefore, the assured could celei ate- .ceieete and 4 reiget defeett the conveyance the next day, by scllitig an'tinisroved plait, are :pre *a clf,-.3 *herd; as id,o &- eed Paymente The loinlvent was therefore obliged I coven.. • . - •• her y v • isheher whirr tro• i t hog it. A. t., returato his late leiletatien in the King's Bench. , the estate • to a purchaser for valuable colisieention. I It was contended on the part of the Assurer • i * ' • la " ssakas ' ! As to the power of the Court to give effectual relief,tee omen ch • Deramo itonseeyeeeteln the evening of Tuesday,'sleet the Ord er s in Counci l the N • ' 4 ati?..P walm'cimAles ' ;sr a secre"Ati" vac'', repealed avileeeen happier Pursued by the you th of h e el , "t°6 Irl rty ow eatons i s '; he should not now say any thing to prejudge the final ; Laws. as a gentleman of tee Mime of Curt, who resides - • Meaty or barrenness, „anti in the 'she, a outucrimstiato of a. la oxB,4o,..streets was „ t e t e," f rom gi streoo d,H ante i iiisfie•of - the explication ; but as to tee demurrer,lie I Seleants Lees and VAUGHAN argued in support . woos silicas soultAchot nix timely rensrak .r 4 , rscrrinur in lin • to give his iudgmeut to-morrcw, or pi:nerve ar'l C , onstinnsia. In that digressin g It Js. 0. Jittility ur IS the hum 61 ber..A.therill, nine miles from South. seetuld be readyof the Rule for a Nonsuit contending, that under i dsee e ney, %seethes/sue coast-curves of each banef u l habhs, it ;• a l t ; litlir arresteri, accomp a nied by the . latter, in a single boast ; . . • the terms of the Navigation Laws, it must be tat en arising !ram auy other _rause, by wirch eie metes ante (ewe canines thee *tee stopped by foe - ruffian foetpath, I • - as an illegal carrying, unless the voyage be direct 1 tua*" bucm" ""le"'";" “laldli ethical's& 611 rircln. °I 1 .... aeshe t wan leulgcons, whe dragged them from die ! • COURT OF KING'S BENCH', NOV. is. from Gre a Britain. *lt was too much to admit that . don, they °iVer a Sinn' safe, %gda l' ev ' l Y est ' ueatimt to swat ' t 4 "rorourheakh. vehicle at ‘iiisenenseet of demeecreng theit motrey.- 1- ' THE IfIRG en. CORPORATION OF BATH .. t h e C ourt could legalize an Order in COnsiCiLDIC:OIO - 11. wait of a I ntss oh s ease rge d a , L as es ah e j th ou. O,s rifling their pockets tee,' fs , Saoheetetee . POinids; l ," "res . *IS' it ekie r eserve, frem the Sections for the - solely to protect neutral,; or States, in amity with . by a superior method, to rt.-noose verartal %bits Bement and chagrined at this disappointment, ri n se o f the v ia - °pil l ion of the Court, whether Bath.water-works were , G reat Britain ; for the latter object was the intent of , "teem or COMA:Med. wolmot Lasileeting tte its , t • .redeem in diet or etereite ; and in recent Caws Leas e rusk Mr. Atherill a visite& hicse un the neck rateable fir poor-ia•et ; and if -so, whether a certain the Council, as matter of policy, to open the trade ', the least m 1 where an early application le maiie on diteavery of the todsctino, ve:ils his , bludgean. Which Lai hen' senseless on the parish in which the reeervnir wes simated, was liable . with the C.. * Th d•f ' 0 i b • ' a t e. e wer s c tee r.er being, i . Clay trtqtagatly i nti form q care to Use erect .; , ace of two da goeued, and ter. Curt, in the act of pleading for t x the Whole works, or only for so much as yielded substance, " That it shall be lawful fer all eeps and • The oopereed ed success of DP (whrl; sqcrelt, shared the same fate Fortunately , fur the rent by distribericei in that pariah? The Areonsev- ! vessels, belonging , , to any country or state in amity fain laver beea known to fail in one *Ogle Isle le a rec.. nce of 15 gran, dozing witlch period massy shammed pet% , • pfeis . triation oh their lives, a ho r s e man approached , Gaasaint, Mr WILLIAM:i, and Mr.. EuwAan Lawns 1 With Great Britain, to nade to. the Cape of Geod • ' been cured, even after severe tut at t ars* who, turned out to be Mr. Vert:4y, a fitimer, and the opposed, and Mr. Serjeant Lees, Mr. Moose, and i leepe, subject to certain exemptions; rest ri ctions, and .. S a f iete b° „ e . th s r ee el hee „ base peneee be mew p riemba ,,,,,,,„„„„ e , see lebtiers escaped. Two of the robbers were d r ess e d Mr. HORN Eft supported the nee:. The former relied : regulatione" ePte e tlevigation Laws erpresily pro. ' • Wren them to thus publicly o ff er a u k a to m he blue: jackets, and tee others in dieter white frocks. very much on the case i f eithhu v. Davies, in Cede- I viding, " That eirerods shall be imported 'H ato any I Mesura."GOSS and Cu. elztustvely prof:Win; the two of the.? Mr. Atnerill lies at the Anchor, at Stanton Green, a- cote, and a decision et' Mr. Justice Buller. They: of his elajosty's Colonies or possessions, but what . pal-muler complaints . , in order that they may not be soaked li r mai front where thc 'robbe: y was committed, in a contended, that.the teeter, being inclosed in the re- ' shill be, liana file, laden . and shipped r en Env buif ' s Mistake. fete' wit h the obtoquy io justly auatled to the vt.4- . rant empiric, thitik it but Nati, to dirmseiscs to state, that Lir? • teere'clergerous state. e servoir, was converted into a rateable property, just i buttems, and carried directly thence-that is to - s!-.T, 4 have bees properly ediscattd sad Initiated into every branch et" A young women, who was retuning en Saturday as animals/nein/mire were re-claims d. The case of from England, &c." - - • I the profession (certificates of witch, from i:ifferent hr•paati, yr.': • ee'nnight from Burslem, Staffordshre, to Se.ke La- the rote v. the Afayor of I.6vuton, 4 Tei m Rep• rte, 21. I Chief Justice Mersristo observed, that the ground testimonials from the !nog ellieret 01 ) , s:ear.% they %Ire ..o.coc. c __ 4 i 'Yours re, istruil Ulm eye Ilereferdthi•e, WAS overtaken about fi re miles was also quoted, ih which Lord Konyon held a barge.: cf objection taken by the defendant was, that the ; wittet attY Unpin:). this the suroeisirestity l irons thr.r rro.l.b. • siom wolveth.tnyton, by three men (two of them in way and t 11-gate rateable, because it wee land , tenc- voyage . was an illegal one from the Cape of to quit ha: pranc.• a thc gr's, d l'o, soesce (reeks, and one in a histien jacket) who with menu, and hereditarneent. Here the rate was not Hope to the East Indic- • othof • WIVU 1 *loner, and they resume that t'aric.artruilo t•••au,:, la - ~ t,r er parts ti at -sea ; • ground for the mtprecesli sited confidante elate wly.ch Dig Um. . , ifiirafit civility promised to direct her to a nearer upon the tanks and trunks, hut upon the land. Tee thereby not conforming to the Navigation La ws , or r •• by His public. bees aattu rally hoovered. rue7J. She !nip u d e ntly y ie ld e d t o thei r advice, and rule was supported on the grounds : Ist That the in other words, Ca E * P•'s • h. rtyrag eropeee goads f rom see i auea. in tea c.rtintry ar c retiors. c d to state the yartootbn 0:4 c tatted - water-works were not rateable ; and 2ilfy, If they former eilaceeo Bourbon, instead of those . co d s being 1 t of theta* case, .Ige, atad rtarn.r or livin g , Inelosing a Butt thee tee advice atiil nudist:ha. arts the same well be hit %rude.) to am i t . iCk t abbnry, it; the Cannoeketead, where, bat-. were, that tie patisb in question was liable only for shipped, as the Navigation Laws provid e , enmee te ns t e ten of the klue s,„,_ Guss ,,, c,. - „, 13 Daimon. i l i k t likelier by the throat, they, with dreadful ire its own pro fi ts. The case of Atkin: v. Davits was a from case, there F.eiscetztett. Great Britain. In this view of th e I ' . SW"' ' . . ...: I ,___. ___, _a k,_ ~ , , r orimmuitu her' snooty, threw her on the decision upan a different Act of Parliament from that was no doubt that such a voyage was contrary t o t h e .. . - eller, under which this rate was made. - s loth 'eCherks 11. • . Thulitepo ikaitlasin Whim F Aa4 puttrher e‘.. . Where hpapartosideas ito long withheld • Of Nobly teinaling we ft intortal name, ! widely his soul still fed the rcret hope, C..rosid in at length upoo•bis eager graip! • . • • etlhinifispervesto yours, bow fondly re-Ilifel, The belie tistudrauir. that iorhfouge ar.,e.m.l 11111,11111.11bilittranks, so - ofe essay% _ Ti 1M ever form'd, • 11: 111 1=Indbor Okada 'hare prochirri'd : 4westrillidution - ritut hosts in vaio ; •: 4: 1 0044 1 1141* 1i ailifitioi the ill;tars. thteat ; ' . • 4111116glailidialf Froilinandearest sons ' • liglaillik Aiello df War en 15allia's Slaves! TAO", atiNsmies ! Vaines-trairiest train ! '' Ye,tilaittiiini t hnpodusti'd cheek, and ardent pre - 111166dimiAl ditespot 'round which the g'bonlY Seheld . IlFalas (mut believe/ It peedisnce and death : . . Ye, that With fairest prospects of renown, .. :231511abaitat finning fa your entitry's cause ; , • ~ ' : • ' .. . Health me fur brow, and wrength ie-ev'ry Laub, . t lbrikalnfitonlidtaig on thelsoa tie shore; .! ••• • : - • •;-4111dbielokided vainly le hies olirous mecei, ...• .. ~ i 41riir/.mend Wiese pun enlyenenry ! ••- -' • ':- : 7: taiiirardsions by din disease's train/. *. - • - • 'nesse wen pate tiretitioir, o'er your tialtliall gian . - • Thellneftral in tarn that Valour's self might owe, 41•11 d atherpretid tali sacred sod, their vows .4. 11Vrete Polka longish!' to the frowning slain, . - Af rig , yeetbievioestLai Walelif rem could yield ! • Zl(Ttlir! 'by the teinaphe of that wvil Aught day ' . : t irt din tbrdielli of nor surviving *teas - Stanive4Nado Range is Wi1.14!46T0N . 4 applause. ' •r" Misisinnau atill.di were heal by pirilng Haav'm ! ' '''.llll4jkiiiiiiiklaisyhtlits, sidlbleted'vel 6 Freedom's utility ' - ' N . llliiiiiiiiikatliastlua tyriats rage fa win, • i Thakawati Was ening for the Wartior'e &used CY' • °fat no timer it ymery - yields the brave, 3 1 1 3ihntgeaie ed*hopeltra leaver Titre forgot ! • -.:- 10.; ! Tar, pnesired frons • thar id fated field ' Wairkaareleeded b y 01•17'i cheering tin,, - • " the Piglet of I.4ind droepot the sicientug head; . r. 4 , ..,L ~.....,...Wars crimson banner s•ave; piasero4 fit as !sped Notices cause bid ins:Ahab liffidlise lia free, __,_, ,• 'Tin thaaks age:tidal country can bestow, awl boaaarssaind a; lairXiiia4:be fours ! up ate steep ascent 4 .. • ; J r 1.. too k . 3 .6401 0 silvei; - then strippingx—r, , _ .....its nt._ As .. It was there said meaning and intent of the Of _ unless ise; silitirelzsilhe44' In this pitiable maw, she i s p r e s iii by Lord-Loughborough, that the 27th Eliz. the Orders in Council relit>d on by the other side se - _ Crept i l ,i ; ‘, . :Of. • farm-boost, and covering and not the 4.5 d„ was the stat u t e refe rre d to . Thi s y o k e d an d repea l e d t h e N av i gation Laws. It was - - • leinsined during a cold and tan. , reservoir was little more than an easement from be- ' very clear upon looking at the Orders in Council, 4 04 , 0 .-.: i i- -Nr. morning, yawn's* was dissove- ginning to end ; and accor di ng to the lass v. Jo4p, that they did not m e ddl e w i t h t h ose l aws , w i t h refc ' le at4 . - tire Servants neael7 exhinsted. ' The 2 Term Reports, 90. an easement could not be rated. rence to British' ships.—Rule made abs !nte for a Et t e rs ef-Nnibbary pariah clashed her d trested * What was the distinction between a reservoir and a Nosuffig. bsi.w.thali the kbAnsskerh:sis }ne,, .. .. ' mini- . pipe? Andl the reservoir could be rated, tht pipes , Ur. Serjeant SIISPHiIIa a ft erwards &lair." • p i. nagallaallirlitleg 461 . 111 r 4 * . melt be. The pipes, 'kedged. were more merisosious Us** the verdict into a specialseee. ,_... , . . - •- . . . . .. : • ... • - „‘- • . , ,v,' ' ~ 1' ' • - .. --. '.2. `‘) ,:, .• - • ' - `.. ' . - . . ..- . . • • . . - ' - . • ... ~. . ._._ • •-.POLlfigi. Widow lay, October 30, suddevly, at Too%ridge Walla, in tile bloom of life, Mr.. Key:, nod n 9 years, 44:- of !flits. Baker's company ut corm lies. Her derh you octaiiose4 by tie bunt %rata laloodoresiel in the head, having pre;e.uu.ly Linen in a ht. Sir shittiliatd ie that iliac ugly Az bout a, :Jail then rata% Hiciii wknut AT LONDON $1100! TO-MORROW. Morming —St mina es after Attentoun minutia h.l 111301'4,3 Motel by Lava'. Wirt, !'kilt-P1.4- rablisked abate, sad at tile Ilto4lllak Taufir-ter. •-• . • ... . _,...... _ _ • - _ . - - , ... • -• . • •• .--' *AA ITIT . ...• •, ... . INNEV.,"" - : -. . ' - , .. ... AL.M.. "." PAI L _ . ' water i . tiIt.IM*I...I...WENINE. 0 ,.• ~„ ..• ~ • iisrmints Inetti* .„ , . 9 r to answer s . .' :vf , ti- .rolitl -ik..... ,IT - T , X . , t 0 110 I . • • . .... T'. rar_ . itgaine - :. -1"11 : 1 044 ). " .'. Q 1 4 44111 4 1.V A H8.41243 . 44 t r t" lise : 9 s aa eitithe reilin lST 3Cl:7r.ft' • i b.r. 61.11 t: ..ildi.f avralh4tYlerliebekal . allimiwwwviernitaa aaoroutroot TOB scchnts e' . .. ~ ~.f r , ,h . x• Wee.it' ItX u• lil.K . Dit4 . u s : - i : . '- . . i• ---- * ' rid ia birot t ui k 4telT it . 111 . 1 d bee* delidiebi "trey/ Aexr oesuerpr co neusr IN PORT VOA L. Thii wit's. a pro:L.6llton' utioli: effb MA VAL • • • • , a itiorkolVioldkot, AS Elite. SSD. atuialier; cases' , And belieltlaseht itebtlgent ferteueSegrd ?.1 o.'", , tksr.,. i'Y - lg t al"t - the ; R 6 '•' 131. 9 °°6643IsICIMIW: I , h. resident.. Nod tiould , - At kneel' around your artiont,bross metalled ' - • field . , Su •x, upon 'Arians elyargesofiatatiao 1 - 8 e rat e ll't4 ell4lA4ents smut "r zes Tie ent*Niegiedi. 4f Werliik l - g I M ", t ' tv4ek — WifttlitAiilin to the church. Bring called the ruc ry mr bocaltd a bogie. . • l y3 ' se - , - i - , L .g , , , Lord gltousoitopoit told the Learned st 6 tjeittt . he Mem b the rapture of tht Sedate* breast . ; • • • Upo n f ir ors dererce,.nrava-roct.or ivestdeu an amrma- . ,• . , • , . Ave issuerytdmittingtba h tsluth of the clhopts.• . The . Mogen thee tbrina t tbre' the Wanioes veins, - - need not arittie tt itiluch, unless the reservnir were to Judgu, therefore (Opori.AricuOL) prOcie#oll tO • pass Seirtsis Outer: t eed pleireupue the cheek, .be c. 1 1 .1 ea itte - dai• inatuionatit of , stick inhabitants as ' .., Whoa Faith piroirliCons MO the anoraing dawn, sentence, and, deCreeet—Tbot the Rev,Sattitielebarlis lived. nt the Water. • ::rit .1 x ' sui;ml46ll, ,f ws. i e n slc t i tt . o ., course of.the argument, Ms. Gwviar ! ari- -6 And peer ber ratheacti o'er the trith.d. for Pisan, i Goodwin be, the inirriitratioo'f't hi s i otter :: but:front the Com:aeration ofliis sirrntk . )llo . k . l,. that there : 5 a . .! ... " ji.a..sem.subwißurfivit:,,. . • And as, addle panting up the steep ascent 1 i..;nalvz AfieTh T l ai*A 4 /01 04 Tau wilt Teat euri' US way, . : . 00 tip sat soaredliaroni the bfinea boort., - th. it A An Omni so dumb° off it..s.Ppe, ' ' the ir 1 Aele 888841 Shit *bate to &singsong theme ! yet 4040 la ptraise,vito lace r f f ole'd Sir 1* ilka''i latidVail ilia ?edit at . th e aeldi! : Jed, 1 - email ,-,. • br . 11. k unit OW PeaMtha anis &twine • !sill" / 16 .. . 11 6 9541 401 . ; ' • 11*. :.! I. tri r e ddi AB4 sionee4lo sea the Invest g ram aqua. 'Aar I • IP Wig - ' Ira &CO& iiiBe4kAlt oboe '. Sawa ye . ' , , ' 41484 t! • such Cour Yearritirassia4 riiitat - . ftB6OlP, Tor• vita iseperterten the Ilinse 4 s tnendest smile, +lasi rel.ef a. .illefatakhfla 62-4886 be slued before! aiitthillti , fi, Ult. 0. lON. ferrei . . . T 1 _ cow*, run Fratu.. 7 .--Ott an Insolvent. Debtor ht I inonsn, rI Ilk • 1 • • - i , '~; ..; ~ .1 • , 11 I I I 1 I V I