Star. — London, England, 1801-07-31 00:00:00

-47ff'4i-7s,•Zec. Lrecotta Assists—On the 2111 infi. was tried, before Judge HEATH and a Special Jury, a cattle of fome importance. Hinman Allenby, of I-1::11- wick Houfe, near Louth, Efq. was plaintiff, and Thomas Jenkinfon, of Holbeach, in the coma) , o f Lincoln, was defendant. The atlion Was brought to recover fi sty guineas, the price of a brown honk. On the tenth of April, 1800, the Plaintiff purchaf ed of the Defendant, at Holbeach, two geldings, (one a brown, at 60, and the other a cheflitit at go guineas) warranted' found. No complaint was mad: by the Plaintiff till the t4th of rune folloW • irg, when he wrote to the Defendant, that he (the Pluntiff) had been told the chefntit horfe had put out a bone fpavin, and went rather lame, which he hoped was not true, as he liked both of the horfes very much. On the 2i ft of Atigtill col ' 'lowing, the Plaintiff fold the two horfes at Horn caftle fair, (the brown for fifty, and the chefnut for filly guineas :) end in the September following, the London dealer returned to the Plaintiff the brown horfe as lame, who forwarded him to the Defendant, and be refufing to take him, the horfe was plated, and has remained at the Checquer Intl, 1 Holbeach, ever fince. • The firft witriefs for the Plaintiff was George Allenby, of Holbeaeh, Efq. his own bidther, who proved the contra& and warranty, and Rated, that the Defendant defined the Plaintiff " to . Ruff the brovrn horfit's feet. and turn him out to grafi," the Era part of which treatment was deemed right, bet th 4 latter was too improbable to be believed, rind, owing to Elite rafh - erpreffions of the witnefs, bilbre and at the Biwa, hisevidence had little or no iveight. • The next witnefs was the Plaintiff's footman, a 7path to whom the hdifes were delivered, who, on tat fame day rode them alternately from Holbeach to Louth, about fifty miles, and (wore .that the brown horfe faltered; and was lame on the jour nay t bet as he did not, upon his arrival, acquaint this mailer with the honk's .lameneft, and Was ninth confuted in his testimony, his evidence had tio fort of *eight. .- The third adding vritnefs for the Plaintiff was Michael Medley, a blackfmith, at Louth, who Aattd,that belies called in by the Plaintiff on the *h of May., 'Soo, and on examining the brovin Work, " he found hi, feet contra ted for want of eesttirsti; and that on piling his feet, and drawing 5 s fides; he difeovered a corn* in the near foot, andithat. the other fore foot was folio. * ;" which *as thought highly improbable, and not according to the veterinarian fyflem. • - The Defendant proved, in the moil complete and tatisfattory manner, by the evidence of the bleeder and breaker'of the .horfe in queilion, and. tit •his own grooms, and an eminent farrier, that Ale horfevrtstivehnne from the day of his birth tithe hour ...when he *is -delivered to the Plain. Ws fervent. • Mr. Custom, (the Defendant's leading . Counfel) o n vwyeloq,n_ t fpeech, eronglynatinadvert. beg on the plainti ff's condo& and cafe. -The learned judge, infumnsing up the evidence, confirmed many of Mr. Clarke's obfervations; and the jury, without the haft hefitation, ape a Ver. CA for the DefiMiimit. • • 'EDIIIIIII*OII IPLY 25r , ..01% Monday laft the Biel Call oilaAidaryproceeded in the trial of Gine *Wm, orhoefeLitealing. • It appeared by the evidence led by the profe ag tutor, Mon it the • between the i 3th and 14th of March k 4, a • and mare were Bolen out ot Henderfeinas at Longeraik. " They were mired early /text morning, - and Benderfon and • his foci went dif&iont rotas to the Northward in pilifeit of thenk; but 'without fuccefs. At the fame time one Rabert Wiffott was employed to go to the SOuthward; and, whin paffing St. Niniati's toll.bar, he heard•thatm man and a boy, with two bevies, had pared there about three o'clock in the morning of the.t4th'. Wilton alfo heard of them at Tprirood and Laurifton tollibars, at which la they had turned up the' bins to 'the Southward. }Will continued the parfait, and at Loch-head, near Carnwadt, he faw a perfon who iisibrmed him the man. an disc of • the horfes lived at Nesir hence. Oa' toiwirtg to Bridgehoufe, he called the affitlance of' Mr; Wilhamfon; and along with him asta three other men,' proceeded to . Neiv boafe, wheri thepttfoner dwelt. This was on the flanday morning, Ind on paffing the Carlos toll. ho t ., t h e y were ieformed, Walker and his (eon had paired there with two horfes on the preceding night. On their arrival at Newhoufe, Warm and one of the men went to the liable, where thEy feitind Hendeifon's horfei, and Walker was apprt hended, after haviaghid hirofelf in a ditch behind Ws houre. He was tarn carried to Mr. Williani.' ion's; at Bridgebottfe, then to . Linton where he was examined before a Jnfliee of the P rice. Rom I.,)nton he - was Cent to. Peebles jail, on 'tit& road fa ' which he twice attempted to 'make his efdipe: but sr/hare-taken each time. Wilfotireturnedito Lifer' cilig with the Ilolentorfes ote-the Monday'. ' . • :' 'Tn lis defence the prifbiter endeav6urtd 'to ac count for his having thefe horfes; b - ailedging Vete bought front one Thomas Miller, lealloufe a little to the ea ft of Falkirk; but one of the.wit neffes for the Crown fworc , that on the road frotri tile prifocer 's bottle to Bridge horfe , theprifoner ad: mattedhd*i ad appointed to meet Miller at a hook Letween Falkirk and Linlithgow, to receive the, ha r ks, which he knew were not honeflly coif* by. He alto endeavoured to prove, by three wihieffet;' that he flept on the 13th of March in l'orphichen ; but two of thefewitneffes did not know the prifbner, and the third, when defined by the Court, pitched firm upon one of the audience, as the perfon who had (lent in her hnufe. Being defired again to ex amine t h e liar. !he at haft found nut the prifoner,. who, the fsid, along with a young boy, lodged nit!' her one night in the beginning of March !aft. ' After the evidence was finilbed, the Loso A - ' woe ATI addreffed the Jiiry for the Crown, as did Mr. Ate a Ile i.t• BILL for the prifoner• The LORD Jesrrea C - Lias fummed up the evidence. The Tory returned their verdia on Tnefday, anani snook batting the priltaer--Gwifry. He var. fewdocea totliStsingtlx.tlat.dommon place of execution, on-lirsdnefolay the 26th of Au gull next, • foitgEO. • THE KING, AT 1 . 142 PROSECt/T10;g TIIE BANK OF IRELAND, V. VARDEE. At the 'ail Commialon of..oyer and Terminer and General ,Gaol Delivery, held for the county of Ditblin„the prifoner was tried on an indiftment containing feveral counts, charging I;im,with forg ing and tittering, &c. a certap paper purporting to be a Bank, of ,Ireland Nritfor one guine?. The fitft count charged the uttering to be with an intent to defraud The Bank of Ireland : and there were various other coiint• charging the in tent to be to defraud different perfohs particularly named in each count. The fait count charged that the intent was to defraud " the liege drbjefts of otir Lord the King." The faits proved'Were, thei a Joan named Ma lone, being a prifoner in NeWgate; eiriPloYed a 1 woman (his relation), and his brother, to purc,hafe forged ba'nk notes from the priforier, and th 4 they with a good guinea dote given them for•the pur -1 pofe by Malone, 'and rtrarked by Major Sr,ii with his initials, purehafed front the prifoner fix forged guinea' bank notes, at The pike of 3s. ?-Id. each. The good note was forifirt °tribe pnfoner, When taken into euflody, and Major Sirr fwore 'to his initials. The Jury brought in a rerdid of ifol 6.8" on all the counts eicept the lad, cin villa theyfound the prifoncr Gail ry o idterini thictel note, wi th an insist to' &frond the e tulip& a the King.' ' j i Mr. M'Nattr, cr was C tract for the pri loner, idtimatect no the Court, that he doubted if this verdi& could be jellified in law, as he conceiv ed the count-on which it was founded was not warranted by the tlatnte- The Court anfwered, that they would,wifh to hear Mr. M'Natty in erred of indgrnent, if on confideration he thought there were legal grounds to fupport the motion : they knew if he had not a reafonable doubt he would not perfevere, and they would hear him with that attention which be al ways deferred. Onsthe enfuing day, the 'prifoner being put to the bar, the Clerk of the Crown baring alked what he had to fay why judgment and execution fhould not be awarded aphid him i Mr. Ird'Nattv prayed that he might be heard in erred of judgment. He prefaced his argument by hying, it was not hi; intention to infmuate . in the fliggefl manner any idea to induce the pri foner or any OtherWbo heard him, that theoffence charged on the pnfoner, *add of which he had been found guilty, merited palliatiou—on the contrary, of all offences to which the policy of the Legifla tore annexed the mutifbment of death, he confider ed forgery the moll beinou.. Neither did hit in tend to impeach the verdia of the Arry = it witS,. not within their province to confider the law. 'lls fads given in evidence, and the credit to which the witneffes were entitled, were the objets of their confideration. But on contemplating the i t• ment, and the datute on which it was form ed, e could not but conclude, that there were objeftions of fufficient weight to be fubtnitted to the Court. —The Itatute enafted, that u ally perfun or per lons who fhould forge, counterfeit, or alter any Bank of Ireland 'Note, or 13ill, or aid, hire, or command any perfon to dofo—or 'wh a flronld of. fit fer to difpouf or put away any forged, counter ' felted, or altered bank note, or an forged or al tered indorfement, &c. bank pot .bill, ice. or de mand the money in loch bank note, &c. with in tention to defraud. the Gotivenior and Company, or, their fucceffers, or any other Perfon Or perfons, or with any fratedulent intestine whatfrever, knowin g fame to be forged, thould Puffer, death without he- I tiefit of clergy, The ineliftment, * he °barred, ccatained fix, county or charges mink the prifoner. ft char& ed an' intent in the prtfoner to defraud the Gover nor and ComPany of the Barde,"of which he was aequitied: It ani in th e prifoncr to ped defraud revere] ons named , but of,thefe fereral intents he was fo acquitted. Itclivged alto an in tent in.theprifoner to 44 . auci " the liege . inbjeas, of the King," aid codas charge he. was found gUilty, To this count he objeetedi ber,aufe it mutt have been founded 'on the general *Os in the itatute, and general words cannot fhpport an inaiitment in, a capital cafe; in fupport of, wbich.pofition he quoted leveret determinations. The charge could, not be frapported tor another. neon, becaufe the wordeu with ineent.to defriud the liege.lithjats of tile' Cale b ' were , no; in ibb t Aft of Parliament, aid in•a*capital charge nothing : o34l,l be taken by 'fiterldinent. - Bin if Obi above words were in the ttireite, the Ratene Would be ba4 for incertaintY: It' %rigid 'Kaye 'laid At ',char*e one of twp ways; either with in 'itent . tO defend ,kparticular per- Rai r ofperanideferibed, beip ' . a liege fubje _ft or t o t t h ? 6 f . 4, licing—or ! . ? dc, • vita liege fubjeft / 1 • 'Kilt W-the tutors k nown — but 'liege fubjeftsgenetall were too ind nice a deferiPtion ; it lventan fhe* an intern to defraud "every liege . fubje& on the fice of the Globe, in Great Britain, in Ittland, and elfewhere, which was a thing im poffible. ' He then cited Hawkins's Pleas of the Crown, (chapter xxv., feftion 7r.) tai thew that regularly the perfon or perforiie.ffendecl, as wet "as the party ' tofeented, ought to be defcribed with 'certainty in t very indiftment; and fo he &id it was of the thing oleo, which thould be partictilarly defcribed. ile concluded this oblation, by obferving it was a principle in the common law, that flattneS penal (hall be taken ftrietly, and not extended bt equity 1 againtt the party profecuted;--and thole a all' a fettled rule, that all ' datutes are to be trinftrued ' ftriftly in favour of life, and that no parallel cafe twat comes within the fame mifehief (ball be con-' ftrued to be within the pursqew of the theme. The fecund objection made . by Mr. MINA 1.1.1. Bras, that words not fpecifically tiled in the flatute cannot be defcriptive of the hatirre of the Offeitee, or of the purview of fuch Ratute, and, Of courfe, the prefent indiftment cannot be .fipported by words not in the hattre, but put on the rteord by the ingenuity of the pleader; and in fupport of phis politiou he tisiohnibtiorkties cafe, 2 Burr. 1037. . eigeed, that an incliatnent*sountica lupqn an offence mitde by A.c.t of Parliament, mull l- by eapri;fi ev'ervir;: bring the offiitte within the 'Pah- Retinal defcription.macie in the ides of Parliament. 'and.thofe circtimfialaces meatipped in the flatutt, ;to make pp the offence, .thall not ,be i the general conclufion .plra !irritant fleryiii. Now; ,the exprels words in the flame are " with intent' ;to defraud the CoYernor and Company, or their fuceeffors, or to defrapd any .poi!f94 tor 33etfpns whoinfocveri" and ylie words 4! with any frawciu t lent intent whatever" are gePeral, aod.the,ple4figr, is nut authorifed by law to,introduce.espcefs urittds, nut in the 04V AP. For there yeafons and n u.y others forcibly .urgcd and. illud,tetr.clAi i y,apthoritits,he Cub. ulitted that.the jpilOtertt quilitio,beSgrreikpl, 1;40 , added that no preciant couWhe fouod fuppctit ... • .. . . , . the . .pleadipg. • mi. ' # CLEM.; Coutifel for thlt i'r9(tcp!i2g Grted that . th e svor.cis in the Ilatute," .Ari fraudulent intent villkeitet, 4 'etithorifed She cot iinibil;-7they were fweeping svql•ds tligt tool in every fpecies of fratithilent !Mint connected sditli the prohibition of the flatute. An indiartient fat' having coin in the pcirelEon of hit pattler . 4th intent to defraud the King's )4 fuls r es, without nutting any ) had heed Ifelei.g6 ge 4-116 had attett, di/Intent for coining. Mr: Itlglator 'replied, that in the ; raft tars, which wet at common la*, no objeEtion hat bees madrby the Prifoner't COlth4l—and in the koolell cafe the Words were in the fhatute. The Court paponed giving judgment for ten days. On Tnelllay he eight of the Judges meet, grid adjourned the curare ennfideretion Until the. fire day of Michaelmas Term • In confequence of ptifoesrt hateirtlf efeapetl front Nevigate, Dublin, the Coairt Way orcieretl..-thet. the Gaoler ihould 1* final Seed- until he thottill prove by stigdavit that no segligenee could Ica Mi• puted to hint on the oceamf. - - On ganday fie toil Ink. thy 1 ldir ortiugh Eloydc!. ri y 5 , tiAstElpyr. at )ter father's I , chf.:. at ill:filing-1441, Yor OA SiillbyJdet, flit 144 of jehn Aguew, liSq. M. P. o: doiyietoz, otiPfloitson,Yools, Atiddleks. - ' ' MARRIEI ,•o.o,:ftieftl,a7feamitht. aa Arounttoo oar Scarborough. th t 1 11.4v4P51.#11 Wrawham, visor of fiumn_eby, to Mif s Do, • C f ailcy,tecorld ( 1 1, 1 44ter• or the kka krt. Dtgby , Cayley, reel2 r .o(llaomilantw, YNtfhtre. Ai Kirk Sionori, ht the Me Mita,ator. Garth, Efq. of Bal. I • !anent to Mifs Moore g ed Peel Twin , . . No Thrf4if feskifille4ihrsollort Mr-Tboutal Moore o r rEfeftv, faricon, .to ifa f iaer, flAughter of Mr. Wiu,,,, After, Cotfiptrolfer of t e t'Lltotha. 'Fuefday, at St. Mary's Lambeth, John Grammar, Ffq. of ae l i Stdreit. Brace Vaillaiatik:r, adltilfoSelicha M'eorob, ds,.h.. ter OM Atcf"Pbt FScii• a WiSeat•Pbce. I—ambeelt. - ,), lift, at St.l4,aty-ta.bontr Church, by the Rev. Am. blab At, eapi.-leremfah Marthhttaftm, to lot Ifa s ane m . ,. bite-arardadpridr, Bova. At Alitby,aged yopis:ll4a4Pwad -- widow As PcickliWenvesa 94, .449, !Abide/. Ilivther of R. C, Rudfton, Efq. of Ayton. I At Heide, in.Yorkikire, Edward Ifiltnteg. Efq, aced I After a lingering Innen, tReWE7SISE. Pkkard, vicar of % SkOtletli c944,411444.1404 6 14,eke dohs Vican C.botal o f ' Ore of 201 k. t 5,141. jute of Agomb../ A d ge. ' • -- iin - if - Sinatilslehealsl ina. et , blailodsisp in London, Dr. 1:&Ws, of it r otit• day fennlett,,kket te worhitotaz at Chiantis, at th e . k ., 1 , advanced cof Ob, Ste phen finn,,a nal* of the adjaining p. AK ER thatte4l42a *la tillasaaihdober i 4, 1 705 . ../ILAtatcniAel Os pat per .d bibs". Mn Elizabeth ;Sundt% widow • . On t*o 9th i at at it•gr, in lteictaiafte, after I few dag alillfailigh . MA, wife ofeladiaoh: OW* Unimak. Oa Thurfday fentaaitti fe ifklossitia Meth, Nast? p l aid 0 efie std . laitent i - it" • fart, in the N •v. p • ' kithlefirep, INg. ale tr i ti d a t illes jaltices c of ibl i T er the .ace for the County of Swailawayetit. ' multi. Sere ptarolEiri ta Seudeirics ‘wt of the fu neigh l bo w" 1;1 the fh ' , iar oilk to par the laii tratitteofitfned u t r o . i theisintautie I resat worthy aria itediest charade?. MEDIUMS •Aer. ' !Os *WrWArfP#4 We ii;:iliW• l7 ! *Met. ~14 6. IS, g! a. ictifAtrze tepamtb. Unroll. o(Cheapfidt, . • Qllowin MEDICINES are fold, at the Tr pric Inn exeitisiebiltve ofthe Staehp Duties invoke by this Ad; but no additional chaise has beret made upon Dr. jasiWi'd IitIPM , i 1140111 V9004111a. at $b vridinal price of soApsdhas, Is p a is ifobs had at 11.41. per dozen; or he ona a tlepe 11. as. 6.1. duty nett;q*&the are Tiff Da lin ilinftell Watt the opeesehm, /said kmn the bur. • thane fhb Mk Wei& opotdd in 'great rolOtare have proved a tax upon . .. 44 she other 111.044. are fold to any Its . .. II &Pm 9r , lmOrierrX bom the expence Dr. lamiiirPoarde s 6 Ilkikeers'satiiiise s 6 Analeptic Pik 4 6 -ere... esovalleaoa, 1 6 •-••---- Prelatic 6. ficidper'l MIL Ili 1.0- 1 ri Dr. Auftln's Chalybestr -..--. Caraandir Naps • a 9 M .4 119H ‘ !,., .. tt bi n: *atilt ! 9 5r .... 3 . 1 Ottttirlc huiwa. i 1 1 stsa( Sem PIM; 1 o —c . Too 4 ximt /xi 6losse•Dreps e sII M.1•M . 4. . . .%. , 5 • Friake a inn are M 3 o • S 0 fiwcham's ftto • 1 6. — ii4: a a laplithOa6 ' • . ap. StAwksiTes, s p .'iON 4 sl l 4•••=44 r er i ri z t ! Alto die Glen - ehrost ~.a . .. and waft Ohba ocher Medktiesta . far expor "l`a**• . - 14 ": 110 -- . talk' '4** A; young map of gepteel appearance has lately committed a variety of Alepredinipos in the neigh bourhoods of Twickepham and Turnham Green, by going into hour's where the doors were left open. If any perfoxt happened to be in the par lour, he pretended to have musket; fbr Pale, out if not, be helped 1 40 t* all the Pa. tiA4 cable fpoom, and any other little i . ticfc* of vAlcif t!lt4t . 1 41 41114 way. The drowned body 91a_ ccima.s., tebichttallltin in the water force time, was on Thutfday fOttAti floating in Paul roads, in the gui x 6 f 4r.ifiy fame filherinen, who conveyed is tai 5110U4h...., .41.1teih SR. Hull, in the oew bu • grdorlil Of sakaail i t t W4ia decently interred op Friday lag, . . • - Monday fennight a quarrel happone4 at Aid.: Bone Moor, in Conthgland, between ajnoter aid his wife. In the violenco of het rage, aye thiessir e knife, at her holland, which, *Akins hiqk ;AN(' the arm, rebounded againa her seek, end t* the in r tient) the dropped d i owno e ntl o espirod I Thstre wa t s ' no external appearance of injury ; her 44, is therefoxe fappofed.to have been the . conleitutextee of a fir, ociafioned by extreme. rage. Wednefdai Morning abOn4, ten o'ckekt 4.0 utt happy accident happened. at, the. BRA POOej'a Warehoufes Elbo ws thntliotitl 14. eet. 44W Hagdon, a labourer, being at. work. iii erointerin tome coffee, in the third fibre", front 4%mm:chit . . to expedite the labour, he aretehed. chit tnd (at to • 'PliCi ite ßrkl Ad'4ltYLOlt, Eft. catch ilk bag, when he unfortunate 4 fell front el Ilse fidaosiim si Nts;*9., tl=iklAmeati.mardi ti, slur. wirehoPte and was killed ott the (pot. T. BEG.lesuro tali inform you, that-ever fi nce the . On Wednefday fennight, at the City of Dbrhitme. A ymr !too, t ham beta .allethil ll* sha.lans Vetter= r f.M Pep!, an Innkeeper in Pratnwellgate, was wale* skiiiossay.seritie. away made of medechte !pone:Dish= Gamic!' Camel, E 7. and the.Revi me te , the andkaitimet of die fleshy bag and under - 'Wm tiAt4 l i ges mut; Clerk, twp a his Majefty's 1 0 ' 4 Co w , et'edet et . remit*. ssa•twits dikharge 4 Jtiflikes of the Peace,. charged with having taken a „ sok iiimegul the Hcif P ital bovro ' . r e ibt er tie , "d. tha arrcar,t4l' dif t d le a , quantify of hay from, a Pitcher's horfe, . that was sea r e se flimabsodess imstetoom spedisC r my 011U/ice , billeted upon him, after the ((defier had fttp lied 1 fisil Singe ulcer co the emus of my isesd„ s ee on Fa ca arra , is the horfe fin the night ; and being conviEte ; by and ..,!. ..... brokiala t =aooo:p u sty l o t 'the cleate ft 'evidence t • paid the follitetuilty o fi ve w : a dim yeao - 4 mii ithala bar modes om ai pounds. It appeated that Peak had been furpeEt- was vat mash difectiouredoustrvitaiscsebrosniciaWst pain, ed of the offence fcii tome time, and the foldier, in parid e idariyarihso, war* in bedAl _aeadyt• dap rive me oir.R. ordet to ,derift him, concealed hitsfelf in the !table In this lamentable *l6l ins . rnftliwOodtly Mr.J.ThernP• afidght, and caught hit's in the aft. ton. (sibs recriesVa.asist a ailiartiplisia Wit), to take your Lesile'sPstsisititiss Wisith A lillairrsies sa do se* of m ti me Midday re'nidgitt,a fhocking accident ,happen- k t h p " s e c of al vow 1 b or. ,. 49 swats b 0 ,di t ....( 4 . ed at Stncicbridge,Harnpfhire, to Mi. Misses Pies, more 'has a nlo44 . oielkeisPe isrAndssdsrsis ' , etc rothd of Leckford, by the burhing.ofa-gosi, which flint h' ilesteti-* 1 ?; _4e font el tee teal Mardi" loirnt. away the whole of the fingers and thumb of his left l g . bac =" l " l lth. vibichow tho 1 11 The•oillitt and P:utee'ffia hand,, and (reacted the fi and and Virift in re fevere immer • " . ama as to resider Imme diate amputat ion ne- saes par . = dna not ' ceffary. tarsal path& • gabs • by your bbc *rider niart*sar ailinitarmat tom- Thurfday fc'nnight a melancholy accident hap- ra t "Ilse sit al:slaw faisaisid itraaalk. NA ws pened near I.6ndoriderry. As a party °I. ladies Loom lAA Ai. Istalsittlmis Arles siosslssi marl * was returning to Derry. from the country on a m i, n; a„ tr , *id . r ., ,„ „Ad, jaunting, car, thehorfejtightened by a dog ; which is what:tat.* re'. =lieu ass, kr the ran from a bona on the road .fide, galloped off ; sew a am' A mem my salli Isiablic when Mrs. Atistirepec; wife of Captain Attu- u O las ' i , . bmi.air s "'"' . . 4 " 661 / 14 6 . wi1l . sreono, of the Permanent militia,laternpting to A LEX. kilo . ' lidisdistes ' difcng age hetfelf, was thrown from the car, and . withdraw thestote Ude • N.J. . New killed on the foot. Tice other ladies efaped with- PsultrPoisiblis4Sll,44lolol.6 •' • *ON gambeYl ll . out iny Material hijnry. • Pricared wad Wit **Oak ..,_. _..... . . TAY - A few 'days ego i deal porter .to Mars. Drum- N a r w .. b " B 4 , ' . " al l. ,-. 7 : ..: bil ... ftn ii " k ", mond and Co. amber-metthents in Pedlar's-acre, telfskee *raider UWE • • • was apprehended by John Butts carrying away. direaedto the Ethi. °....1 1 ' . l o t tiers SW dials which be had Mid to a perfon•Of the name to-eballest . ' - • illluishelskeray bids mo t or - it.ithck. of 7(lipmas. The property being flyorn.to,, they . I h norr • ~ the . . imA us pawls , * 0. Were both fully committed for trial. '' Oar. to prices saki* skli will be etiaraa. A Perron Of the name of johnitone, Wel/ from yii weenies P'sblis, se ss leassillie awAisiibler sod a. 41,41411, was apprehended on papi r daylift ott aitlibr i ll i M•. • .-.- i . .• •• - it - oda , Change, tinder authority of H a "'arrant from hit M r ".. • • ..._ A s o .. at•a at aagi p s yr imehemnit brace the Duke of Post -Lean t elierged on fufpl. Pashlitilli 1 dos Th , Aaw _ ___ i tion with others, of beittg guilty a Strearonable Dlibimieseles.Kb.a v ra i ft il lisatiollar. . Ind 'reditions prefaces. . E: Ii urdeo- cwt. lib 10. Mob' Yel)etdaf three per(Ons were apprehended . in ild i te-i Eds'oll 4 !. ClairrlN pubis I wig fiss to . . , itoletr . x-,arle i and being convicted of illegal in- 6 4 „ o ev r,,,==.7 B ,m a g w ade arsedWat itnce in the lottery, were in cortinitted4o the 'reassmoilisemysierfass leilirtfo inv min 4tatiAva . . ufe of Correetion. mistreats, S ta irerary,saddido% , On Saturday night left a robbery was commit. ...__ l4 ._& E Mt* atippkilfPik I • (debt MI6 a red in the hodfe of :Sir Pit clrSrs r us d I at . Put - '" :i::' e l poom ....' b y fstvir T. -K irsomb . 4l fib Cusmiallmis ', Asw i. s ....o" l" • . ~, - si ham. The thifirei carried of near ten gone of imit a te whirl la felony; and A caws are essetarkit trie.it,a44 large dill of prawns. 'A Ciaveie Curie rot Atees.--Tate two ivy 1411.4 f).9N: Printed for NW Grimm% kr JOHN leaves, putileininto Vinegar for . intenty-fourfinors, &Aw e li. L iii ,d catiebl 4 treet ii : the tra i l P r in." epplt ofie of them to .the corn , and Whin yOu mid . 2 ,7 rr ' (ar '' c1i c5 ,,,, m 4 0 ..°' sb"me Pals i f i g 'Aster t. • 43 Vitt extia4te4 aPali ill, t;theit aiid. 4 illiAPe: • aft.-. 4 4. , s sa."4“. T. 1 .... um& realtany gi i a t e edny reattryiel d ootq serdbot esf y ' Olks ill sommeatestlim Ike Pio Num ate telmeist * lash pain. • . -'"" I'' 2 " 1 " N 11l • addrallat . N.&. As many perfoos, ricidedlit Wow. vadasefeagers, "APPOIPPAIgeg li ma MX 0 4 .7.100 0 4 Is under cno. dot It. b at ifie. Eaft End of Sr. tg 4 : 4l4l o4frio , and a* Mos s'peat white Rac• Eniit,ititir wed* keretlibed: • Tits sate Minimises 'Oa MIL ;Ames pogroms. VUl' contit morn Ti a diVi Stock T' L•u Math fer :ti th, oi 6°o of 14. latelll Solt C. ( Tr: FILTaI or c 131. - 1 ( a Life Lon union Wes; Mawr An in boa F-leP Q IX I, w ills ni that CC 4 T kriptk muter who II pet ix The tical, C Crated &e Pitt C. Wil STU./ this 1.111 . 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