Star. — London, England, 1824-10-29 00:00:00

sor --- C9NittTle.4f t illic/L. . 1 Yesterday, the LoanlTlVOit held a Court of Cow- - mon Cosmct-aeGuildlialle ”" ...' '' .• 7 :7(*) ••• idE•ll l liinfirtt , iepatid a • ierlOus :grievance thatine4 lei_feCitrilse_trets ) d'Of Aldgate,.bi' wytl'a. WlOtoi' eta' p. 1 .41i4 raiAlieek. destroyed . two 'houses. Thls had .beerrepaeseuted whirs by the beadle. :Ashen. he -con tracted 'ink - Ilse New!River Conipinyi on the destruc. • blots of the OM London-bridge - Waterworks, the an ivier'of the Chairman of the New River Company, viriefEibi tOl. could supply London With water ? was, couldibai'he . not only supply it, but deluge it with rater. He moved a Resolution, that the matter be re. -feriPedlto the Bridge House Committee. It 'Was his ditn make the complaint, and the Court would dis ' i d‘t nentit. ei it pleased.—The motion was agreed to.: A Petition was presented from J. PAINBEP, Esq. High Bailiff Of the• Borough, regretting that'he had fallen un- der thedieWastiquf 'The Court, and declaring that he . liedirUt is.striiidd rfitetitibliellY in the suspension of Mr. . Ralph Lindsay; his Deputy Bailiff— be' considered that. did C.orpotition had given him a power to revoke the ' appoiutment of Mr. Linds'ay, who had hist his tonfi-f dale: ha dreier:ore could not be continued in his cacti consiltent with the Petitioner's duty to the Corporation' or the Fibilia.- :He didnot wish to enter into any corn. 'phrint•ligelnst r P 41% tindsay,•or the fitness of MG Jacici . son l yhott2 he had. appointed' - SIN)* office of Anal ,intiOer.i.,,T4fititioner had giaintainid an upright chai racter, which sdis still dear to him, and he prayed trs, .Iseve - le.vote - of COMM!' passed against - 11in rescinded and!tbat - his conduct ibight'beinvestikaed.. :• . .. ''Mie . :3ool6 said, thelliititran was; whether the 13 • . 1441 • 11.0'40 1 0Pa akisOit4.g his. de.pusg:..—not whether had a right of revocatien.. - Mt: ilailif.ap•peared before thent,,,feeling - deeply iii•Evoto of mil" and to 'erplaini -ibis o ~.utfr.norto••askthetb teocintent 10 the, aqaointa mess of Mr. JacksonAillle illl'aditat Of 'Mr. Lib dsay. IFletaittginfedgthif Itlt4aelilbti hall'itted as Deputy . • jialltOvVelhe 't niityledge . of the Aieliiiersof the Court and,diaeroie Mr.,..riitteep could, not have been guilty !of Wisreassh - oflisivileieist hipappointivent, Ind should iioAlfai.e *Nu vittrtewitt'llitiiie i dtkpleashrt. • Surely! Yhteetiff atiuldiftbefftilikeibt tinaing ttelitiliit tro'i4lo Jinuellr..l.indsay in his ofßce. ; in whom he bad no spoil Wince, Or to remain -without a -Deputy •at all: lie lumped :they' would dainties to the rpetkioner. ' -Di •theirefoggninved thee thetore.oPeestsnte be rescinded,{ xadiraftUndisteorthe tlitillff be referred to the Corm; Iftiftei6f - tiebet i all i ttr' pldiet'''." ' ,' " • . . ' . Mr. WELCH rose to_ second,the.motion, when , . ' . :l l f ie'azoi • Btit i 4 seid„ne motion could be eisterl . laseireor rescinding •1 viote;.aosaly passed, withent notice;•dtcortling . tii a standinfottlet An amendmenFdifiltheriitio - fick-"That a Report from' that Committee- up 'former . :Ifenwrialk from thogd parties be now read ; ' whielt-was agreed to. The Report. was thee :reach ypiricirrenemmended the Cot 4 trt,not. to senctioa. the -eppoitunseot of- anothertDe 4 pity, as applied for:by.the Balkff,snd the Court agreed with the - same nearly nnatritnondy. - . • • - The 'COO t then proceeded tb•the - Election of a Rector of • . St; rttei i, CO . shill, .in the room of the late Rev., TII . OSIAO ILOBERTS. ..... ..: i' The Candidates were the Rev. Mr. WOOD; •Rev. tsar. JUDICHI, Dr. Rungs , 2A4 the Rev. I\ll'. WILLIAMS: Rev. ' Nudge ... • 26 Williams Rev. and the ••• . ... 62 road duly .elected, iimhd *I& `ens - No 61 City Loud= wait upon "AIR • st/ PICT. . . A. . • -named 'Fenny, alias _ . Billy Morgan, was transported, who bad been concerned in -several.cast aid. waggon robberies • (-The conduct of Finny, who was so named, in consequence-4 1 Pa* 'ato-i, parent defect in the band, which; ,however, radio Ilene.: I fitted him in the power of Vaipitiiylestiping the , prti perty of others, waa nnexceptiouble at New South - Wales. • He worked • hard, and . istelawe'pomilssed o 1 nearly 200 dollars. Thelwtiod bf la ' . : (ransfOttation' (stoVeci Yeliii) i bis - 4dg ,dAtett*ied to I rt. turn '' 4'44.14. vet . caoo.tr ys Shad. altegether.. But. who to effect ithisirastee rob: fie:Orainpprehensive ;Mould - meet' witlysinise imptallatstVaybakte : 4 'it he did titit'inpp#i . .fifdepittiti4tl aid i ttereitire'resAitd; at an iiiia%rds; not to spend a shfllini of his honestly sassed property. untilbe imce -more , gerioratit . 44d.quatters. A vessel was•tabout fie stitched, his money about his person, Vint Without. bidding any, one good by",.'iObtlived betwien' two bales ,the ship, wiehOut being seen by a 4tufau kaeiagy.biie Calculated very faiilrthat if he Could manage to keep his own 'secret for a few days, the vessel would not be likely .to rettnO merely to dis.' pose of him. In his hurry and biixiety leave the place of VelfiliutiOk l he licklikief forgot to carry about him the mea4s of 140:liking eXlitenCe. The ship sailed, and for six days the unfortunate convict -kept his place Withorlt murmur, and without a morsel of food. But the hope -which; sustained hint for ai great a • length of time, even under the cootkul of famine 4 began to lose its effect upon his physital . vigour, aird 'the crew were, on the seventh - day . ..alairtied by his groans. He was pulled by the, legs from his place of refuge, and presented a spectacle of the most: appalling- descrip tion. By the-waited 'skill of thesdr i geort end cook, he . Speedily recovered:* The riPtisro believed that he had on board a " returned transport," and did not give emit to the assurance of Finny, that . his 84 time was aut o and he was authorized' to-come home. In order to prevent his escapeinere efeettrally;the'oooeadven tnreisliss doubly irMied,-and'lti that ;Cliidition he was Wapping, taken before a 'Pelagistrate a few ifays . ago, aud charged with the capital . offence of breaking nwayfroto'hts:setue4e.' • iFirmy:W 4 # quite at este' the .ii3tlittite . .l* net la ft;ot • ipioi "dry and retkiiid,t)ie.CaPtaut Many thaliki for the comfortable passage. He assured the Magistrate that his 'term of transportation had ejaksesl oxit years ago , and declared that n9thingshoord charteropkhint to deserve another voyage is the hate direction.., lie de s cribed his save passioa which increased id propor • tion . : to : tjaw , clifficulties • that presented. theintelves, and vowed that he*sts'effect:dallftliek of ;his - old habits th# Srlihte3,64ne icM. Magis tr*tpittlihiii. was 'ageism • for prove that he had. Dot violated the lawYbfretirnitig before he`eottlif be set at liberty. Finny pa d several .ofitqrs - Mid t iw iE se orpii,'setp.,-)00 ii(foested Bish op 4aA. done, but ilishophad rwr Anng reciilleCtion a the .mani • Maccisoti;. the `Marzihaihrrani , hov ever .c htv . ing, 4,001 of: , Ow c ;malamute; paid the eonvicsA.visiS, and immediately recoguized him as lin oki accpsniatiuice. • • • ~ .• i , qtrypq 0414 ...mP •• • •' ' .••••• o • .• MIA 9 , r0 - . • ' oi 0' .1.1", sli • Mr. Wand ... ... ltrf 1 Rev. Dr. Ru . Mr. Judkin ... ... 311 Rev. Mr. Wi 'hereuntoe thi Ltd Milt f declared Mr: the deed of ation pe i n . t Wing prepared I Seal. and a utation ippobtal to wait ioo wioVii ,4 . I" -: ox THegit a kti ne , ..•,!. 1 r) 1.-t; I . A2ostimas 14ra ago, .:a man -nam IMINNiii LAW. REPORT. CO*Altlll or lakilosT.W . cni.: 0601 .11/A As.st.WE44! CON"*AT JO-!Asitarroi. Tizis cf!‘e .cagie if? ir *good ußOProlnec AnyOlved questions of greatilowanarice, • AHlOO= of money in issue, inch : fox the respecting bills of exchange, which mast r result. .In 1809, three bills. :of. exchange upon the East } l ndia Company, payable toAlr. , Hop e , of Fort - Be. George, in India. The bills w*e aecepted by the 'ast India Company for the full amount, which was r,2,202. Messrs. Davies and KOrs indorted the bills, by procuration for. Mr.,Hopo, ,toAlessrs, Bat. Tattoo, and Co. to ohm the money. las paid by East India Company. - Mr. Hope died in 1812, on hie, !My home, and Mc. J, Murray took .out adminis *anon.. In this character he brought an Deficits to re. toper the amount of the bills and interest from :th i e East is Company, on the ground of Mr. Hope havi given no authority to Messrs. Davies, and Kern to indor And receive payment. In 1814,Mr.james Murray, di and Mr. John Murray succeeded to his title. re: newed the action, and recovered judgment; in cons's; suence of which, the Ea,t India Company paid for 114 same bills a seund ti me —E35,000 principal and interesti The Era India Company had been giving notice, from time to time, to Messrs. Barclay, Trittoo, and Co. of the peveral steps which had been taken in these proceedingsi and at last brought their action to recover principals interest, and expenses, from the defendants. The spe cial :verdict found that the money had been paid, as ibove stated ; that there was a general power of attornei, from Mr. Hope to Messrs. Davies and Kerr, which did hot ipecify a power to endorse bills ;. that this power of 'attorney was examined and recorded by the East `a CoMpany.; and that Messrs. Barclay, Tritton, and bad paid over the mosey to Messrs. Davies and Kerr. Mr. TIINDAiL argued for the were entitled to recover front Court had held that a generalpo\ entitle to indorse bills; the money paid. But the last indorsement that the preceding indorsemeuts a. Learned Gentleman proceeded to combat iro the present case to the general doct , ' The COURT, without hearing anf pthei side, gave their,opinions reriatial of the plaintiffs, PrincipallY on the e- India Coznpany bad tlge means of " "the pair given-to Wws. Davit `Messrs. Barclay, Trintoas and .Co. nothing of this weie innocent,.poonir elf ova4:o • not . Oily 'Were: the deinsillinifs would' not bare sued:W*4,th* Eatt fused payment in the first instance, deficiency in the inikeelr of =my leans of kilo - li% that,the poiver perfectly sialfiCientv;--jodgment for . . , THE HULL D.OOLCOMPANT -1 114 • .. 4 question reserved in-this case the Court, was whetter: the Hull Doc, intitled to employ theii own 'labourers ie lOading and.unkoicling 'goods, a" - ' intitled to charge for such labour The decision ofilie Conn depended cm the coristrtiction Of words in the Act.of,Parliament by 'Which the Dock Company were incorporated , • The Limn Ciste.r Juvice, in gist . pAg jpdrientpwai of opinion that the words of the 4iitAirinot convey the right claithed. , Jo .... studOwitter Said t 4pexpit prpcs. , so to Pa rliament tr? claim rates a9V • speak eti . . in their Billy:incl. lay What that want. . e ' a Would chin see Whether the claim We's teasonab trip The Act of Parliainene was not . the 'Chained by the plaintiffs,, It sp , set , pirm 140k4 at the words of the Act, that kher Wee not entitlPfl t 'Claim sates for Clearing ihipolpr.flotr;tiwit labourer ;.—The Act mentioned, that if eforaoalulay ir.ccitsim• 'dation was given by . Capipapy, pjid fi s i as paidid the city of 1.000,1,. Now . .vikar gagers An • city of London were not entitled to,clains the 'aborting of ships. It belonged tlieli4ioOrte'rs. of LOOT; The plaintiffs consequently . hice,not the right to *m.. nopoly oflaoirroge on their ' wharf. . Mr. Justice HOLROYO ,and,. Mr. ,JUSOCP.I.ITTLEnaL were of the same Opihkm.....ltitignient for the defendan • Csnsynt Et.solsow.—The' election fot, Eiyic lertitinated es' Malay esenlog at Soot ',dodo alter direedaye The numbers were at the tioseqrforldid ibraassoo, TO6 {. - tots.{ .Woivragas, 674. •Tisis decision is expected ie•aeci4a 0 1 4 1 441011 P! &letting electieolOi Repiaseohtivein rarilainetit. Mt. 61116 • it the Corlioiatipd Shelf; iod'had at' least 60 voter ,reilecip Mar up: AIP nut itnodbwi• of, ebe Exciainge *dire rei n at'Ak illibbeloo of thi poilingi by theqabble c aod " of poiseidello eitei!..ed to arise out ofthe,coottat. . f It is understood that a comprolise OP* between Mr. & sod 'Mr. Teaso, • as relates to the roosh of liforiguy'.. 'Thole Uitallitneti,it is 'said, are to divide the idoat e• between them. • —••-• It is worthy of retiiiiii; - Ositit • ,oumbes, of churches' *chi Moan of Jukes , ' (Of - aurae Fla • .)pev and' Cecilia* *Hiatt year 10i; sindlik* :Sur- of °!** elliyAr t a e s re ekietif the 'skit( •:*. • 'been'tbe *,• ea this weet 10124Oymidifigip44 ii*oavglak hate beef eelarae- gisiet lkel-444.5,144.4kre414c04. ..CHRIST'S Haire tos..-.412.. ointintes: o f this.estab lidir ment were thrown into considerable alaroryesretthst Morning, by the suddesilifing: -any of part of-lhejan cient building, whichoame dawn with' a tteititttkiiiii crash, but without any accident to an y 'of the elilhiterf, or the workmen , employed lit the eXt4vatioO 'and 'faint dations of the new ball: The part' which :gave 4 fiay wts the lobby leading to the. halt, and the battery below' it, the ineit•Ancient part-of .the flibrk. The old Oil Ii perfectly secure, and •capable of accommodating"the children:Lit safety, idlithe view xtrie is- retidy 'for tteii-re- Option, Whisk ' it listcaletilated will be In 1826. • *The nevi is the latest i t Englandikand-ts entirely fro= the &tiro, anAintdet the immediate di rection of Mri Ssinet, she arabitEct of the establishment. A ship which 'Awn vett -at 'Marseilles, in adfottnight from the Canaries •!brings leport that • itifioletnic esuptiow had occurseldtheve ois tbeSl sr Ais% at ' eight in the owning. -The. eruption continued' 11 r ten in the morning offtliii:let Ini , Septomber. *.Frorithat mOlninit till the-22d Sainember, . otintin smoke; aillilt on the litstialreatiefted:dayi% attieVeh Weinek,• if btifiti forth anew, and Iromind from its crater a considerable quantity of water.' Onthettith tbe venter still cohtbmed to flow, but Was, less in tittaatity. •'' • •' • • ' , Mr. TtioadAS KNIOHT, f , 'lllloll, • Hahts,-'ha's iil=bit ! possession an original - doidnsestrinder the siernonihil• ot% King Quanta's 1..-the puicpartioNvhich is;' to' *& title loan: of 201.3towiirds , waiting, ;by' itotriontary silent*: •100,000 L far the, defeticedruslot *esti) then threatened to be invaded . brthe ticottishinalitin. The •diatilifidaf t 'has been retained by :MtoKivisciicr and his . aneestOri ever ainceitusti istin ntosrpeifect Unto Ot resetvitien. •4 • •• • I SURREY QUARTER SESSIONS, OCTOBER 28 Nash . ... .- Pliitthet*TZLE§l*lol IQ :111,t0igiSli2 D. '..; lati - € 0:or . rfasec....tittifh4f 40 0 1 h 1011, 4 0041,0 ibri n •,31e t; ~ • ` Mr. A - timorous. , but there 0 imotitsts , . I Vau beep•ant %airy iii a c opb wd , lit Or 'lllgi e igli 1 " • • • • I' don't dada:wand you.: (La Loa..: ' 2 0 ; 11 ` °•-• Matt* know -lik. Balk*, ertnist-meratbwilialiiinihidi o : the bundle-of-wood clioppei. (Great laulbtt ;;; ; . 1.; ( 1;h:4" Ypu are fond Of dfVo 4 4lj ii i ; r: l : l : 4 l , ..,_ , - # 4381, 111, assault;?—Yer;he l iria near We . _ j 1 : Mr. i rnassou de t aid •he ;hit" •ti ' pifrie ifilietiti IliBil; entrix wasni aviolswftentinromilikag beck assavidirdielkallilia the day in . questiop.•. ; 4:i u -3.,1,„i i; . .. -, ' 4.. 1;:lvii • W. Reid, ina3ter : l4o3 p saw prosecuinzog, e ; f . l) rot' August; a few ymils from his house, hag a: r lli in her hand, and, lieard her say, with an oath, %!., tit, Hall .owes pa a :kitting.; and if.. she does not `pay it, I'll drag her through the ditch r 4hfser a onittur suite between the proseClitriX and prisoner, i n.whic 1 yrs. Nash was the aggiesior, first with her fi sr,-.otril I with the duck, and, lastly, with a broom; the proseaurri Millie. prisoner to go home and • pawn her busbaidt, breeches for six sihilliugs r —{Load laughter,.) Not :milli. . • Muria 'Arai . was indicted for •an assault , on lkfii: 'SYnimonds, and creating a riot it.a.water.cock, in an ' alley near Bankside , whither the p eople of time neighl. bourhood went for water. A Witness proved that the assault Iva's mutual: one threw tbr4 pails i.fateter over the other, and received two black ere hi'teteray. Anstkerwitaise said, that there was' always a disturipiaitt at die water-cock when Mri. Synunnos caniolhtte.—Not .Gwilty. .' • • "Maria King, who had been convicted yesterday or, robbing a Gentlemin.of his watch, and sentenced to transportation , for life, was called up this morningi ,when the CIiAIIIWAN: informed her that from .sonat fat atiable circumstances wftiiiii be had learnt thi; moMing, he . was induced to commute her sentence to' eighteen, months . imprisonment in Brixton House. of Correction. It w,as an unusual proceeding,: but the Court had the power to act so, when occasions arose for the exercise. of such Way.: The prisoner wept bitterly, and left the Court expressing her gratitude. The Jury were then discharged till.the, cith of December, being the adjournment day. .. .. ~~. ' Letters.from New York,.of tholst instant, state, that . ',President of the United States, has determined on aiknowledging the independence of Brasil, and that a . 'nister will be forthwith appointed. to reside at Rio 4 accredited to Brazil as .e-roweLdiatinot from Portuga l -1111. ILOTHSCHIKA . B vessel, the- Sir .William Curtis, which was *ported to have niktiith some disaster, ar-i . rived ' safely it Madlire on the sth' instant. . Her destina tion was Rio de Janeiro with a valuable freight of specie: A-Correspondent, referring to thelatnentable accident to one of the boats of the Adrieni off flobert Town, Van Diemen's Land, states that it was owing to the .dais of Of surf constantly' breaking over the bar at tha ge ;re acting which it is extremely necessary th . 1 navigators shoutd be cautioned. 'Captain Coleco! Of the Adrian '4ho witnessed the accident, suggests that no attem pt shOUld ever bi made to cidss it except • t high water, .ina that at all tidies there should be a leecond boat ready in case of accident. One prthe' tin. , **ciliate' iilerers was Mr: Marshall—not Mitch pr Marsh, is (wit etated—u 'young man who endeased 116- ca fes:en telf toliis fell gen by many andatle finalities. • li . li eaten . - that not lesa, than 10,006 hoties, em *tat in ' siiircbandite and produce from Si- Wrist into ' R • ii, pariah . yeekly; through fatigue, cold, hanger; ltd ' g overlidtin: ,- rtt 1 '. '.' The •shattiop sof AgliCkfriar's.brleke,'iockliked an addition. of &bent twenty pounds 'skier to 'the - ?edetpti erWaterlbe-briiilte. . .- A strong Ffelmg has bien'exeired bribe * Dublin Cot potation, 'in :COnSeitte* 1:$1' Afielitiltd Of ‘ATC*Iti na*llTefuled'l'Arb.thitil/4thil/MADViiiiite• 1 Lord tiosißld • tiSitribil• ''.. 1 - ' • •. *7 • ' At the Mi4dTenit 364101i,' ftisttlrit, ' the' bud *ls iteinfy io '. ; a ~.....r i aiit ' the liCOgisii ect6klii4 oplera • 'lodic.; — dlifs , Vrells : , Vitill Placev bf.ifuttiatient iviihAt itltAtalidinTelliiikti, ' httittes,' • It Wait ifithaliefirthiriherilitilialai y t , 1 441 cen i ed. :. . f * .i , C •) ~ (... ~. 0 . :.) .:.f f • ) , t *, • ' ; • A gelieaugiegueitio4stliiiiiiiiiviiieeolne ot ill South county y papers, respecting . the lineal descetideki Ac of the tenOvitied'Sit'VktitialWAkkAt 'This hollow: hat, itsseents; bkin clalitied* Genital Oit.civ ; bat is seemingly irell4siforthed ' 'limiter Alp' . e • sitbreets 'hid itribarirthat the'claini bixedjoi hiiii is fbilli4tedsiled that Sr CitakObilioaa, or sidoviod i Nit.' h i ; bitia descent filial Otailaittitetif . Litluisigtort, the getniVne Sneil descendent • entf re&tisentatilve ()Vibe gi'eat Seat.! dish Hero and Patriot—lA,eViesi Yoititaii. '' . . ri,. ,rtVs - ,fjkttfArtr;*iiit*g# : tboP Of Bir• Wiri . ~ somtiiiiiitrir_. aceett, :amain, sword Aimed:: br 1 : - aarrarnalaSaross, at.siseqhatsierof•Methaen - . tile leditirlitil, 1106.. 7'lo stieWslit4ttli •icteii . : '. ;:: ..1 01. 1* 11 -.:34tr i Ii W APAY: *eat* - * l O !ili'944loi . . tAti w i m piesg,sl44sl,thap. 14‘eAsi; ittikegab t . papaw of ,C reaftst; , ro- sr pon is preserved „e ftit "otli:*sy!„`i , kljiiio AS 1 4 llistieleACl4 of,Risifase- JAN • *b o r ush the' !t 4 0 l of • PQLICE INTELLIGENCE. • - ' - • .oulanziiii - - ' Edmond Weeds was tharged.withoselpiting Mr.Williant Barret t• with a sword, and ilirkfetetthired MIT trim. it appeared that 't' defendant *idea Witliltia Iledhell,lll:lß7,ll"Nanerry lane ; h is 4: the!. rote time egwintsetate. .11tie widow and her Mgt k b On : — tenni_ bagefiser, ri o .IdfitinistVit Uri had. been taken out .1 Mei . 'W , * * considered 'is teat - of had. Mother, and the t l tstiaibtbei In bir'buileasas, - eallettilig hm deb* and remit, 45 *e TOM of trct honks. willed tile* bukubged.to dm fatties, all w ail it shimid seem, be had satisfactorily accounted for to his moti le ; Unfortunately, however, for this amicable errangrment, M r. We ' %M Barttdiiohe cornpiainatM, fell in love with the widow Ir„; Slielmal istrobjeetiontO be again a vsifeVandittstir nupti a l s were 3, . cording* ellebnitod a few days age. By virtue of this m arr 4,...: Air. Asa* , claimed . the widow's growing, esor. a n end eavo r establiih his aUthority, led to the affair of Mikis he now complaint:el According to. Mr. Barrett's 'statement; riling Woods h a l og ~... <wife tomb rent, ifelllso a stun of 141. debts doe to his mother, de vidr i iierueae) Inv tio his tomb to demand the money h e ; 1 4' 4. oebsed, and. Mesa to have the account. books delivered up to ki r , Tbri' a e f e ndept refused ' put himself into a fi ghting 3 W:ode, a : j i e actin ailed a :sarbrd 'that was' hanging up in the room, a ,. 4 *NW -it three thises•ukraiderhis breast, , and, said Mr. B arrett, T.* doubt, 'would haysleilledtme, but forithe Interference 04 his num e . .• and two other persona. e•Tba` defendellt said,.• that. when. the.meney was demanded, b;, &baler" and • %IL tal-rett . Viefe eery _vidienr, and threatenedidet._ -ffleirbowevereretained'ille'bultity fot Mt OWN 4uppion, as his Ulu: .died' intestatn and he thought be• war kidded- to some pa t o f all ir *rtY. e. Magas/au disntiesed the caw, by observing, that there q. kaiaxed" as much *lettuce tin One side as the-other. . . . . • VOW-STREET. • - Mr. grow D (*.API Perry, mind/dill mistake in a farm, t report), appeare d a *second. elide to answer to two information, et 'hibiteti against him by Mr. Bradffeld, tihr•*iblic-spirited" ao ..i. merchant, (to bonnie a phrase of his meal . thet . first one chargi: ir him with haviog refosod •to measure a sack of easels when called upon .60 to do; and the second, with neglecting to cause a bushy measure to be carried 6 . 1 convicuoui part of his waggon. It % via be recollected that' Mr. Berry* appeared on Wednesday se noight to two infenisadOns; `chargidr.laim.witla the same ofre-nees, but thel were anarmasedaincensequeoce of Mr. "King, the infoimer, refuria; to proceed, for reasons then stated. Mr. Harmer, fur the defendant, took objections to the inform. dons. This led too long discussion 9 in' the course of which Mr.Brial. field became somewhat vicilentiniiis addresses to the Magistrate... $k it. SRNs thought the objection fatal, and dismissed the fonmedem—Both informations were dismissed, and all the parties lkit theOlitce except Mr. Biadfield, who remained at the table, andiil a loud tone dealt out accusations against various individuals. He wn of lessetkelesired to withdeMv. ! MA ft A- BONNE. Thomas I..atioNor we'll/fly coninsittcd oh the chatge of burglar •, ars the premises of T. IS.' Street; Esq. of Kilburn. Mr. Street's pre mises wexe beams agienviirkursday, the 2151 inst. and a varletf of property stolen. The thieves cat open the cushions of the chaise, and carried of the e.lash stuillng.=The prisoner, on the follow * mining was debked by HhiUsworth and Webster, disposingsf glee hoese.halt it a hoil4eln 111 Mb-street, and was taken into custody. • UNION-HALL Yesterday, a than of teitititlib le appearance, who gave his name Williams Henley, was brought before M. Swayer Req. in the ells tbdii of Reed; the minable of Clapham, Aimed ;ids having com mit* the following navel Weenie of fraud s Tlios, Sutton, the landless* of the White Hart Inn, at Mitcham, stated, that some time in the month of August last, the prisoner came to 'his hotter, and Inquired whither Mr: Hlnes's coach had for Heigbten? He was inforeleillthei it was expected to call passed hour. Upentworing this the Jilsill- handed him a paper parcel, tied up with s redtape, and wise, .with was. The outside of the Wed had written Upon it= . I nor Thyme- Attire+, Pa% ikttswiesta m iqgistost ... sell 3 6 ; I ; ter farm -• • ... to 0 0 9..1 .1, 1 1, ~k 4 3,.. .4U „, - - At 1 3 6 'likeprisotwe then said, that the liateetceritslised title deeds, tec. and intimated, that if he (the Witneis) would by over to him the little balance as above.. 11r. Hindi. she- peottietof sf the enact, would repay him. Mr. Sutton, &anoint she tespeceshilkt of the Oestkman to whom the parcel was directed, mimsseedshetson Cl Si. 6d. is the prisoner, who, upon receiving it. Went emir.. *Does Brighton coach coming up soon aftereratts. - the abovome=oned parcel was given into the earn of Monks the shit*, to *Kean 'dse di. cumatance was related, und that person paid. fith. *eaten bock the sum he had arbraqmiit to the primmer. (lathe axrivat of this coach in Brighton, the said parcel waitaleti to ID. Attteell bodse,.lioho, on openlngit, found it dontained a *Wad coveted books and some brown paper: That Gentleman sea rased. she paper. with . iti ee ckisuree. to the White Nief. • Thu fraud was thosadetested, and the landlord and the cum lloresp each.apared in the. lose of the mosey.— ery Inquity after"' prfsoher was sub Made, but no grace cot be Hbeeted of hint until Wednesday morning last, When be! made 116( - 44Warioiee at Dlr. .Hissees Booking-Ake, at °IOW! Oodles o.o o ol9 l Athe prisonee.presented.* bill and parcel to J. H. Newton. Esq. The bulbs requested c br i gsr 4 lt was as w,;i -3 at: • To Js -H.' Rh+ Eirdrwelke Itp alOd iiekelibetkea Ateekitent of team ...t't t 0 .11tittPleibit X42l4l2lsillaoblainillt Mg tirlOillisNlarr I : TN . 4 .4 • r:1 . 112 II leaf csA‘..ytuss . • s 2•' * ..atta 113.1:44A •:-:' .e 3 14 $ • • 011111 - 00 Seeoool... - 3 0 0 :- 3:'F 4/ iml ,nci:t., .... .. • ...)•• ••• ............. '' ap ; e :,... 4 , 4 „ ;4i,ciiiijaiVlllP4se... 0.14 a .. 11011 b ill ha -, *II • DI , _khdlofil l ic, the rime r asicEtitai"the • hied • •• Vs ibli itmoat coasequeoce, Wid:en4 %et be Ihweetlilitelf 'foriraiklit lik *death to Mr. Hewitt's; MINI *tins : tic .ikeDlailk Ithiu paste* itbsetwei, "There is a ~...,_z_.!..,,t4610 I wiU , thank. ri up* ape we ,Is r. `IQ" .. the. nutter with Mr. Hines. The . i etwillectioa. .the. trick which 'had been 'played of st the Whistillart, hi the obit k of. Await list, at onee•steVected AO plisooot to hue .Iteswi the Wun, ,aad. • aceerdhiglp ,setzolt for And* tralgos ialf!lhfo, flstrff lw iv* "igen. ' The ' _ parcel, directed for strb Newton, yr" now ,peodoceo, lesoted iii ii: if t e tt dot ldsgistrete precitided to etaidoe the cepteetas Wit 41ti Oddly cerevelte twit old itooksi together with , sesteilbtrkrotrn , Thl-klailistsimet . observed; tliallits - legttes chatathiaiiit Ow pri• A ,reloby, ; the .IF, Asap/Ter i did ,atte. Mr p, that ;alliteieee, as acialopay had ' * 'given to the :pirsitter., g*oncr Wiestellat Wad if -bi lilt ythini . towrgli hi lihrtieftkirTlS tr. file 4..tha let;did INS erlibtatibterkiete aniaxplanotioWit vane. 1 , i)BLit)BLit*a— • T _ - . - . • , •• • ) 77ramr - i t :. ► : •.:3 larill !r: , MO 1 jrZON'w .. c• , i t liOile4Cilfig44lorArSgtllltfrOil 444l "Unlit PeciotUrcilat.i ettAle:Ptti, 4410;) itt:fea;Peislime-cri , -': _l :xvl Pi 'bock for did ~, Aftlf OP- IFP/44, 1 tM ! ..4001pilitlimilit447ii OA miler. pejo, of kw: Piet Ilim*lFOlP.l.iataisalicio4olentotessess.. .i. detenNiaalkai ~. t it tt 1 •wets ..dhastO qu , •-,' • • - • • ; ~ 5 1 Inc, Ezr..-z-. ;.• %,.:-. ,' : oil fiV-A.Ve N infilse. chtir. Willi* rb:. vaiAsiaih-‘yola • bet* Nit If ll* 'hafilikiii' ini 1 I . cia4 • be plaintiffs, that they the defendants. The . )wer of attorney did not ey was, therefore, twice was in law a warranty , uts were right. Th conibat the objection Ll doctrine. anj. observations on th riatita against the clai he ground diet the, East pf judging_the nature of pies and Kerr, and, the; Co. appeared to knoij '.Psfide!teas• ,Bet hit agents, who : pr . pbably l' Ast India (% O InPaPY nee, on the gsoupd o caeb but ilry Imcrnu rer of attorOey, was no: for the defendant s , 1RA11121.,, 1 , , A 4 case Mr tbe proton U Dock Cosupry wor4 isourers on they wharf} t and . whether they were our as wharfage rates ? Itagzii - t - - - i , , :: , Tfrr. - 0 7 .7. : i - '. 7 1 • .!Trl v 2 swam awn iwwww-siuuruvosvp Au, a 5r...L..... gm --..c.... ; len, ef ,Gooso a tr 'Seq., ; - .Alseettilar legylincl ,ok lifilipygt,o4 Airlir+l4etdri!ft coc c a)4, ego* orogen* tit Siefitsite : ( 3; ' whieh i lite 4910 .:, --. .. - i ., ~ .: . -ii -----P— T -7-7-4- - ------- - -, - -..--7 • l ii A atilt!". ' • )o . .ro!SOillurrin Otea_,. ..ft. 4** #60,91 „: Littily, ad 91.• Aeristhi'i Ike: 'Nev. • Jai Saunders, to Mrs. *" I * 14 . P . 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