Star. — London, England, 1829-06-22 00:00:00

, -~Y; .~ eriM ' .{ Tie7sday. Jose its--111otions. . Joie cs. Smart*, Monday, and Taordar—Caosev. • Widower, rely lionwrorie IWeaftsiteaft and .Tar- July I—Motions. Thar', Jot, 3, Saturday, sod Monday—Cline& • 1 1%Way, J 7 - Sbatt Coon and Causes. Wednesday; Jay ad—Motions. - - • •;" COURT OF CHANCERY, Jen 20. • -•• • JONSSON 'IL"it011". • • - Mr. Parts and'Mr: TO`ll4Elt were heard in support of this appeal'' Two bonds; eicli,fer' the sum of 750. 2/44'electited. the one so tong ago as Oecembei, 1/76. and `the-other io January, 1777, in which. Richard Johnson was the obligor, and George Ross' the obligee. --41r,17533 the latter, aid - .in .1789 the former died; • idlisluistiation was not taken out by the obligor • ussii.t/h/O, and the simple queition was, whether the bonds 'were 'riot barred in equity by lain of time? The • Uinta Iliaketecuted abioakand tt Wainfleged that die dbligdE'was •Ciitainstaticei: The main fact* • of the case rested upon 'a Owlet if 'letters Which had inisesl between the 'patties: - • - * ' • The'SoLtorrekeivinar. end Mr. ?WEIRTON Weft against the appeal, and contended—lai;ilifartfii broad' ward eoidtf thbeitthimstirices under which they were, . taken f.and 2diy,. by lapse of time.—Judgment was: • COURT 01 1L1N431 RENCK Jaen co. , • .• • •• A • • * L ELAND'S 'DO LWIIOII AND Wrens. .I.evy f tlexinder ,had brought an action - against the . defendants for libel, verdict fir the defindinte. Alec-. ander was taken in execution'for about IP,. costs, and einifined in the .King's Bench prison. ,Hepetitioned the court. under the Lords Act, ta•be discharged for Want of,hit weekly allowance, but the discharge was opposed by the defendants, who gave an undertaking in . writing to pay him his Ss. 6J; per week. 1 . 14 now time up on a day rule, and moved for a rule to show cause why be 'should not be discharged for nonpayment t his weekly, allOwatice, and made an affidavit in support of the ap-, placation, in which be stated that the sum of 7s. Was, due to him, and remained unpaid. • The VOMIT made inquiry as to this mode in which the payments were usually made, arid:Wore informed by an officer of the prison. that the cnorse was to pay the allowance every Monday to the turnkey. • , - Lord Taurean's then asked Alexander whether he had made application to the turnkey, as no such tact was siren' in the affidavit ; and in answer to a question by Alexander; that there was nothing in the Act re quiring such application. said, that such was the course, ind' unless be applied to the turnkey he could have no rule; and there the matter rimed. , PARTIC`AMITIL Mr. Common Sergeant DSNMAN moved the Coen *fee a rule to show cause why a writ of orandaarus should tweissue against the Lords Commissioners of the Tree- . :041 calling on them to account for the dismissal of Henry Carmichael Smith, one of the Paymasters of Ex: cbiquer Bills. • Ai. Justice Lirn.rosLa considered that all officers' connected with the public revenue, and appointed by the Commissioaers of the Treasury-, were removable, as the King might remove the Commissioners by 'Whom those officers were appointed.- - -Rile refused. • COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Jetty co. • strinutT a. ftoskist.e. Mr. Sergeant Jonas'ilsoyed for a rule to show cause why another writ of-48rings: should , not issue against the defendant,, who had privilege of Pailiament.. One writ 'had already' issued ; hut as the property issued under k did not amount to more thin would just cover the debt, and as the expanses, were thus unpaid, the Plaintiff prayed the Court chatenothes distringas might issue to obtain a levy that woild unettbeus. The object of the Court in issuing these' writs :was to compel the defendant's appearance by levying on. his 'stern,' so much as would secure the indemnity of the plaintiff to the amount of hiedamages and costs ; audios that object hadnot been-attained jail'e present iastance, the Court would continue to issue the *tits until.it bad beets effecteds—The Count' granted the role. nausites.e. racialism. To this case, which-recentlyoccopied so much public attention and which was veported in oar Paper of Moe 4141ast. Mr , Sergeants/VI:Ms Moved foia rule, Calling ' ' the defendant to &bile einsivihytheVerdieeshould tottselnereased fruits' the iota of VIOL lei LOON: ' • " 'Um& Vista Jtitivol- 01 Brothel Wilde. .is not this caithicrieltsipind OM. autbdiiCY by a bill ofezteptioniP' • 'Wfr.Serteasit'W‘Ltia= 44 Mt er ic4 have 'pteiented so'ilacit Me' paled ',hal t dark said; that he apPlied for dia . ride trilibietr nd edit the'penalty. "Seistioed lithe `ngrimisedt fbr the' Werth of Whiall tiedonstrits'breighti ought to Have been taketint 'dated damsel, arid that it was' not tomPitent; for the liteirOgive rico - sum. In that contriet the defendant bound himself to the performance of Certain Strvides.i end both parties mutnaltrigieed Wiz the damages to' bie'paidin cite•thej neglected - to . &la tbeeenditiona of thsi 'agreement. In this case thet had egreed that'the sum of 1,0001.. should be . plid; and he. she Learned, Sergeant,' contended that that-sum andno other could bb alritrded.-The Court granted's' Sale Nist: • ' • • • CONVOTORIC COURT. Jobs ' • . wars= 4. 'al.r.wetur, riiehL! CALF again./ • - walour. - • The Knia's AD/MCAT" stated that this was a suit in. :anted WrightVfor the purpose of editaining decree of tbeCitirt; declaring his marriage 'll2ll - itud void. bl resion-of undue publication .of baons. The Lady, Smile Ellwood, desdribed herself as 'a spinster, when in fact at tbetime the bannsvere published she *nil married weasels; aud'het husband : was living'.' Dr. ADAM". who appeased for the Lady, admitted. that her husband Wasdiving at the time of. publication of -banns between - her and Me. Wright, but stated that be died previous to the tuartiagt taking place: she Wii iheiefore # widow at the Lune, and would the Court ray th 4t. a tensile describing herself as a spinster in thepab lication of banni, when in fact she'vitillid widow, would be sufficient so declare the marriage null and void? • Tlie JELIDeIi aware that the Court' would have gregt:thileulty in the case widow scribing herself as 4 spinster; -but herelhe female was a Married iritissm; and if 'that fact hid Wee' lentowit, it would have been competent for any permit to 140 Tor- bid the banns. • The Count- thought. is all such suits as the present, the iteateir , vitnitin • ought to kir observed • hi' an the Oat wirattn . i!iiiiiiitethe tle;. het to Italie their 34iiideee illegitimate. -fie dud not *ink the.eitatien in this ease had. bees .regolar t and therefore *Mld diismus yit It& Wein the suit. 7. ."..-.::..i21~. _ _ , . _ ____ a_ _ . „ .4 , • 14 et" - • '•-7a-*';727"-- . . ENca:. . ... 'r • • ". 7 " .. 1). , •- • ....."11111004.-tr.4!' •-.Y. -, •0.• alt Walla"WM 2iti .-- -, T, 0, ....;,_..4 Lose cosoesspoo. . ... , v , 4 :k "'' ''. .' : , - kid irsildiakt-..Faniiir kid Afrolk I s t ' . \ ' . •- • 1 ; : i s. Madill,. '' Le :7 '-'" . '''' esiorMY. btomley.YoM tla Y. alla .70 .11411 \ •., „ • i .rwt;.' ~__. ••. v ~ A . ,y, . 7 , . S t listsielay, lelsoilay, sod Tyr —Rolsoings ma- 'wt:ty. lohS—Motios. i. 'v -- ISMS TINS Tali CX*llr.l=oll, LV wsorainioras. - Tocsin. Joiskeril - Cmeee• :** • - • Witgoosstsy, JiOr24—Ploss, Possums. ElimPrions. • ?dr a l 4 k '. . 'OLD litAILZ,VJoits• Senessces.— The fiAldssift Sentences were pro , nownied - this Wetting: Dsiso.s.tcasrtes:niernaziieemples, for steeling ; Thos,Worts, ,Rdviard Matteili, end Artier :Conway kieforgi•ryi Chas..Bants,, 'Ann Wilma, John Oolville,Alehird JCRs. Giorge:Rdivards,,Wha Phlpips, sad Atha Whitejor bookbreoking; • Mary Brown.:Stslandir Gibbs,'Mary Ana Baton, flhoseDeHanie, tod:Wit. Jews, steiborld a driellingitiovat; Melva "ones, fee otterlag • forged moss John Watkins. for visering brio coils; Ann Chapman, for attempting to Minder hei child; Wm. Gillett -and J Tidsley, foe • returning from tratisiortation; James "Dods*, !fin-arson • Charles Richards, for violation ; Jaime Baiter, .14alfs .ifferkTbles. Cronthet. and Edward Tuiner, for Itlithinty robbery. 7. Tannarmerarsose son -Urn—John North. •Williain Crawley,' Mary Jolley, Rebecca Bayley. Sarah Williams, alias Enema Anta l , `strong, Ann Woods, Jewel Masi'''. flowArd, Wm. Months. Taassroarartott tea 'Volthitan .Taaita—Jobn Refinish; Thoa: Page, Milani Pige, , Mart•Aint aslinp; 'Mahal Weight, R. Vara lab,. William Maine, ;Susannah Roberts, S. Higginson, Forbes, R. Thomas, JoStso Duffle*, John , • TILAMPORTATION von ltsasa--Aun Davis, Geo. Fantail, WiebM Gate. Monies Hbliand; Peter' Jordan, Robert Murray. Joke loam William King, Mary Harnett, Join Gleition, 'James Gerrard, Franck Curry.. Rabin Tylett, • Eliza Milli - Riirabeth Johnson, Aint fiall,,,Maeriett Davis, James frpoonor...lohn Lach.: ford, Thomas Cooper, chafes Holland, John Sullivan; James Walls, Jane Graham, • Mail Putter, Ann - Tsyke, CatberidE Ferris, and Andrew Ball.' ' • Several others were sentenced , to different . periods cec l ineprisonnient, after the Sessions were adjourned ult.Tbnrsday, 1.60 of July. WESTMINSTER SESSIOKS, JONI 29. PUS. Of THE CLERIE Or THE PEACE. The following galas excited a . good . derd of interest in the Coast, and is a matter of considerable , public . interesf. tN THUICATEZE OE JOHN ROM AND ANOTHER. • •Mr. jghn Ross, of the City-road, applied to F. CONST, „Esq. the Chairman, against the Clerked the Peace, Mr. Aplby;calling open • him to show cause why he bad caused a warrant of distress to be issued against the gond: of his father, M. Wm. Ross, of: Bedford-street; lanient‘garden. Mr. Ross said, that he made this motion upon an affidavit . Which he held in his - hand, the substance of which was as folkiws f. In the month of February last, the deponent Ross and Margaret Dolland 'were charged at Row-street . °Mee,' by one Ann Loveday, with corn misting 'an assault. The Magistrate said, that though violent lango . 4ge appeared to' have been used, -yet no assault hail-been commuted; and he ordered Russ' and Dolland to enterinto sureties to keep the peace towards Ann Lisveday, and to appear at the next Westminster Sessions, to answer any charge that she might think proper to prefer against them. The parties attended the nest April Sessions day by day, but Ann Loved', did not' appear; no bill was preferred against them; no articles were exhibited ; and no complaint was made. Ross pre sented. himself to the Clerk of the Peace, 'with Dolland, and observed, that they had fully complied with the order of the recognizance, when the' Ctetk demanded the sum of 10s. 4J. each, as his fee.,.for discharging the same, which they' refused to pay. - sod referred the Clet k to the 31st settled of 7 George iv. cap. 64. On the 33th of May last. Mr. William Ross, the father of tt.e deponent john Ross, who wasone of his bail at Bow street, received a letter froin Mr. Gylby, the Clerk . of the Peace for Westminster. stating that the recognising . , had been forfeited, because the defendants, John Ross and Dolland. did . not appear. and . threitening to issoe process against his goods *Me*: he called and paid the fees. Om 'Friday:** 19th ;intent,' at 'execution was issued by the High Bailiff of Westminster against th* goods of Mr: William Ross. 41 to jelly 26L and 131. costs, being the amount forfeited by the defendants, Mr not appearing at the Westminster April Seisious, 1829." Mr. Court saicrthat lie peirectli understood the case, and if Mr. Ross bad paid the fees demanded by the Clerk of the 'Peace, his bail would nor lave' been troubled. Me Koss said that the Cletk had no right to demand the fees, and the issuing wwarrant of distress was an illegal act. • Mr. Comer said that he might indict the Clerk of the Peace if he ettorted fees from' him which he *bad no legit right to receive. If the Clerk took a single six pence more than he was-entitled to, - be was open to an indictment.. • ' ' Ir. --- .- •.' --..- - - Mr. Ross—The Clerk of the peace bad agreed to' compromise - the rights of the to forty pounds for the sand of 101:4ct. Mr. CoNer-Alle could do nothing for the applicant. The courftrad tie potrer to iai the'Clerkof the Pace should not have his fees. • , • Mr. Ross-41 the Court would look at a late Act of Mr. PeePir,-if would have foind that r remedy had been attempted towards relieving the grieranee of which he cOinplained: It says- 44 That a return shall be made by the Clerk of the Peace to the Magistrates, of all de faulters in cases of , retognizance, with a description of e nature of 'the'delintt ; and • that writs shkll not be 'Wined indiiiriminetely, but only against those who had caused a delay of a defeat of parcel He, therefore, contended,sthares there had been no delay of justice, the Clerk of the Peace must hike made . ' false reter4 Of the Wit would not have been iiitied against his; fathees goods and person. Mr:Conar again said he bad no power to interfere. ; Thisivitebt the brat application of the kind. ' ' Mr. Ross observed, that he was aware of that fact : and he knew that great numbers of innocent persons had been immured to dungeon. because they had not paid` the fees of the Clerk of the Peati. ••' • ' • Mt:•Coisy'Obsir ved, thit i elan had to pay one ahilliaff*a Potaalliee when 8 warra nt was discharged, and the demand of the Clerk of the Peace must be complied with'lsefore the recognizance was discharged. If Mr. Itni *OW PO the dernitidoliewarribt of tins' would be' withdraw:aren't his father% house. Mr. Rots said he would pay the claim, at the same time - protestiq newt it' s an tetOrtidri vadd *he viotda certainly indict die Clerk 'Of the' 'Peat& Mie 'Wd a A 'Qs: 44. was ,tik e pito: to teleaang the . siiii in possession. It was the opinion of several Barristers in Court, that Mi. reetrilatititibillid Witfieid Peities tiltei c Are ac citiitted; . att4 44' ill* :agai nst irtieki "th ere ' iiis'io prOsecutiOn, from the monstrous exactions of the Clerk olthe Paseo: • t44 . lkoss utittod)hat Be aeo'uld irrit* to Mr. Peel Upon thifuthjle: I , .! • ,1 ••• • :••. c -.... • • • • .-••. At the sal e of the _ - Earl of ARRAN . ; curiosities, the sibies'sivai %raj Obi tt Yilr Atinthlay Deafly aire'sard toe WWl*" *O We' tioVes . Slott by Liat hike"' the Vlrst Edward pe: e t e a t . (son .or Sir Aatbony) for Italbeitiktegi 'ries by guefd - dt Stlldit.-105.4hy's : Wefts Lit is.' and Ukelele - et xiki Pittt Ur lOC . boisist yak' Tbaiiii Dean,. ;two W ihteillycdoseeitaod lowa Sr AtaboarDeilay, laketledit ettrearst9 of Mak Hearer Iff. Thursday sennight a-sery.areitincholy accident hip petted - trearDiambromn G r istle. SergealtWilliam King, of the 4th or King's Own itegiasint (a 'Detachment of whiCh -carps is - at present - doing Ant, in the Chide): bairint flier to bathe, was unfortunately pdiro :1111 had swam to the opposite ahete. lit. thb juictisid df the Lhitew with' thE Clyde; and Wa tie retail it is Wipposedim ha . d been seiied With &IMP; hind lent .bctOte iiitrOwittfirte iitacteirany auittitece; . • • POLICE INTELLIGENCE. - .• . .31424iM1114011.1L ilasy a young litheaie s hasuitiMigtar Jane Turner, was dewpd 'iladeW -thei Whew* .immilets, 10V 1 11,4 1 ' "whit w heethiliredeillail•eweetc: ' '- 4. • . s.• zt ... •.. . - • li • g Kr. 'Martin ithl,. tile be had a very romantic st 7 to tell,. but, one which catiSed *ilia did • et iileilett iron Wino' dice to hint ;The defilidaat lad liesd it ierishi lo is media; a e'w years ago , hod undated idraelteritil hgteii deaf bfpiliiiiita 0 bet Winton.: ' Altera - 4f ‘she lied -with ' Misr we -servaati'. but ' die berme be -trablesethe, by 6'0.'10.511as attrition to ;0m that latltsubtrit decithirj to get We if* ker.' • Tish be . to as mild* moaner as he coild,,but she was n o t to be Iliaktat of se 'esslll.:' 'Se begot thavvepeettellipOilddit Whintariervensulabed bill -sin waikeduellairit et rainichtte the .14, - thasittebe'lo4 l o 'aced Wald abbot. secuing bins otlidiality, sad, in tact: actiotbs "tucl'i Manner as *as calculated 'to impress the neigithours witlia 'belief titer belied silleiwif tsar; - This' arse likelyth tid Mid Sent Ortiudlee 0 bit Mathis: en& bait hot the . literlbliaditihs. liar -woold "Oral to thavill f en b ' sublect. - * 1 -""! --•• •• -: ' • The defendant mkt that Jile. blattlisiendaly near.had 1004 . ' •• ' her, but be bad ruined her hippies for ever. - • The Loan Maros-.Ruined yoiii happiness ! What do you men by that nonsense? --' • ' - '. ' .Tbe defendant—He promised me marriage—he paid me the 'nsitifithifild'ettatiabniane .1 utillerstoOtr Marti. Casa* ilhfit. • IVwise& Isivestude the Ids wilt.' • ' ' ' --' '' ''' - ',hi Martiatiebiltd &kV hid given the girl reason to believe . sir thing of' thetinal.'" He kid tieded Mk inaulghtit;burniller 'kite:rated the &at reedit* 14 of thatrlntafirith her,''oe . Of lbefneliet usaitet lit ady'whet tanner than the - o•slai manner. ikeDetendant. *Worked ai hitereitlng'is die 'ciliski. sighed deeply; and said that redly' SW coal/ *Whelp tiii 6410 dot Kati *MOW ' -kke hart hat behitanat videndy siteited: ‘ "ta Lee MAUI •sitiediat VC sashi send bet to primes amongst lie Isileivoinett,' tabc4' if - Vie bad euiteeded, 'Wald have b een toliatotii lsOr them& leepristuriag illithassit. .It wan _vac 1 ' radon ail/ foriervantso alta at soltheg less than tide mas 2 'Wei; hat he WOuld'ofiligi'tkeirethat'liapirain to kitei talkie map sad grabbletbrosb: "'* • ' • that ' ••• • • - - , • ' 'The Aillmsbute, Span !siding the !Lou Maus wand listen to an abaider;vtryieisnaably tinned timid til flar'hinster, keit 'requested tint a *Add proeiii•e 1011.toellif. ' • '' • ' • hr. Mini& deldbled having' *lathing lei do with the matter;, bet she 'prayed WA - 110010 d so dui& Pita LOU MAUI, bid, assured him so vehemently that shiaitiM 'tate up let sap anlibla 'sod drop all 'nicked about the' m 00 of -kir feelikgil," that his I.olsttlp consented to let her tiepin: He astated her, IldWiteite: 'diet if she did hot keep hue Wota, Wald allot her . Stalin' iti ' BATTON-DARDEN. rles Prank a bookbinder out of employment, sad a respect. Cli able ytniag than. a coppet-pkte printee, were Aerial With eyeallog a watch. • ' Mrs. Malcolm. a widat, residing is Crown-tun. Cow-cross, seated thit she was acquainted with the printet. sod be Valhi Dennis along with him to lir boost ow Friday alibi. . 1%4 biptb: ~jaft together, sad at that time the- watch was safe- she had secs: lion to leave the hosisesente time shot • and Wit absent Tor shout' ten minutes. tend witittiiiretiined ski discovered that her Watch; was stele*. By tin idonnatitin eri'girt who was playing lAtki tams& ascertained that Dennis bad entered her house and rti.' Millard oily - a adaute eit two, in her abuse. and she had bias sp., prekeilded. Oa ids way to the witchasne he was seas to take the. watch from his paha, and deliver it to a boy among the crowd ;I the bop it appeared' was. sultanas to him, hat the prboiter did k; merely to rid hiniself of the woks article: Several wit:math: proved the fact. There was no evidence to 14feet the character 'of, the printer; who had peat subaequendy talent ' into custody; hit • Dennis was Mir' ciiianiittetb '••' - - • ' • . , .. • MAKtIIO.IIO‘IOH-STRICHT. , Saturtlayydliontaliriosa, a young man of l'aonahle earitiance, • was 'ehitireti iiihti robbery: (hi Friday ti•re'' thb lationer en. 'tared the Wiffiliniabi Of the King's Aintrraviiia* *,oXfotd:airstet, and called foe some ale, with which be was serired: //Wet 'the waiter Sid Mt • theitintas he'obstilrld' lid Pchilliser spitted& die , eau) cipbellitd;'. lad audit alas Mat. l'iliesealief, 'es Marlat. - tbi :edentate*, Wised thike dines& spotthi: air on sailing the Oehler dithetillint third; lie itterepted to leave the buM I He bias theigiteit iatti'ealtbdy, end the salt epoobetaid a eitlita 'Fah were found soder hisLA seat. He was fully committed foe tritulle:"'tulle:"' at • • t : 2.... .. I_ w- 7 • -a..-1 , -a VIEKtI4-.OTHEET. •• ....- „• .. • . Agee be, well known to tbe Falk*. wen charged with en- . twat the Posed& of mr:Jilis Gardner, 4 01ilbitini4lifili:emfi• Oldnewniand spoiling a woo ne potatoes lately glested. TM tri. wain Were diecoverid at an hear is eke isenbg. pollif up Iberia - teas Iran the earth; ale at leilklag'ofier tat Sullkicadif planted. it- was discovered that the whole crop had bees Oiled ii., and their father graftkprevested. - Mr. Grout *maimed tii lees' at a very large mat. as the whole cry of tom is the Umiak, which was previously hi a thriving cos Was witted, arils& Mfr, Haulm= said. hi bad near' bard of a' store dithaefel destruction if ptniwq, 60 iiest . abied dallitisialits *lila airantles haprisealsent ithd liitslithar. • ••" • ' '''' -'• . .• ' ' urnotLuAu. Two men, named Smite and Masa. were charged with !boo lifting ; abilidelpAlau-asths e s ucaargedutita receiving the heist property. -ea Triaay aftetaiii the atone prisoners west tato *le shop of Mr. Cowper, in litaelfriar's.road. and chaired to look at , sneseiilit behlKerchiatex they. however, refused to purchase say thee *seesaw.. Ahem at message, tat they did mimic: 'Oa quittlag the shop Mr. Cowper, suspecting they kid woke some thing, followed them to the door, where, to excite his atteadee, they inteationally risked dawn a spun ky 4- calicoes and this escaped. it was shortly after discovered that they stolen a dose* pair of silk bola. ' A sesisuble who had weaved .iithreuti non of the robbery, happened to lull it the female rehear' Mae; in Great GuiMford•siteit, at -the very dash the was in the act of purchasing the stolen property from the male prisoners - they bad also tendered in elle to hit a gold ring, which it is UpPosed they had stoles: ° They were fully committed for trial • • • ' • • 'THAMES* POLICE: A man named Thaws glhdifsed We wife were charged veldt havinuert-forio a hinsee 0 vitidi du-pledged: mbi niodites wan supposed to be to defrsud a deal& Soilify. of Which tate* was a manlier: whit-blade 'good loarsestained by he satitutows liffirn• • Jr was Orovertitatilleprissairs lodged is the r kfloiif 4 a Mese in C•eopees-row, FAsi Smithfield, and that taps:bet - was us fish hi lire ilithrent piaci*. wee of which wee under the bed due dachas* is 5 hot, belonging to the female prisonerovere tuned flashes; While the outside of the box remained ululated t' sod that .16s Sulmaded tti. - far bar loss front the Societe, sod situ. wards 'aired it math lower. A servant in the home stated; that ski satetiteut sumersation between the pelmets, from which Ate esidadled that they Mann to burn their clothes and bider- The feel" remanded the pdsoners.foe a week. - - ' YORK himaTin.—The cylinderi are now completely replaces to two of Ai cloistered ageism of the choir. the 1111111111 sad capitals itsly reseals* to be sepsireiL The werCedislitie begins to replace the stuns cicalas' reparatog a layietasi : the roof, which latter is rapidly prairie/lag la the Mssanv; It is expected that the roof nil be *lnd etylf!this fli !be !$ ac fing‘er. • : FATAL ACClDlttirr As an interval bey alimpt flit, years of age, the son of Mr. Pranklii. Charlton. was ' playing neer the bank of 'a pad new Clielleolaits, on Saturday last, he accidentally fell fate the Waist, and before assistance coin 6e procured. was dirtied. An old joke wu played off last week at Eat Cowes,' at the apatite bria Who fulfil Myth*, who bas juges tend act - timed oh band the Gem'yilcht. He was litiecid to make a wiger that there was not a eat in East Cones strong enough to pull him through the bile potidnf water idjoidieg the town. The bet being they Parit - tict g large eat - to Moe end of a rope. Mid ' mad to ede liiiier eat; piecing alas at eippa. site sides of the pond ; and as soon as the Molina! of blindfolding the enema weeperformed, several street &Midis; who Wife - ditteitatifer die pro*, COM to ifie Masan& ortitecir. dhttitagget the - ape twilit§ the water and the 'mud under it, wlach was two feet deep: - • The poor fellow came out nearly amothere4l When be bad deadest himself, he was silly'ennoth ib Mile i Meant itiiirsiailai !ialei th i* we ether cat coital be predated arlaidi shoul d pull him from Etafto West Cotes, a distaist`e of those tato stem' throw. To thitie tilt Seinen w*. bagel it alio lash him to 141 sittopta of the Gui 4. thihpis - 604, to deft o f 'trie.-.1 aita in power of poor puss . But as • Moss as he was mg bkndhalded, some . oil cut the 'wipe by which be was fastened to !he *etsif, ilia in a few seconds be was amass ideate: 'Oa stria the iiMplieity of thel poor fellow, that be - did not iiik now see through the !wick:Niche catbe back in a boat. and 141 d all the blame erre ittifitid lots id elie'vviso .hn . fastened him, saytns, '? tgltf teal tfiir;slil4 l ll4 (pa *. t ostio ! ii s b to 'hold - We. - - -liiiikiiii Mita-Hill: T THE LATE EARL OF . PUCHAN. • f An Ameticaa Gentlatfe; - M r. IllteitoW, • gives the folidwirVinfete.ting eceistiKrif'efitft "to the -Mil' 4 .1109;fitt, add of every - 0464 ccitivet.itidit** bad *Atli fhitc rti3Ch linenied*Noblinfin, affoitt . twelve years fort his' death • was pleased,` says Mr. lhostww. "so set to the Akitoi esui .Dribbriti Rtibefi Right/ 'Mier ispriiiiriedaterat ton. in the gallons of his Regiment, seat by lin Put *ke g pie Mateo) Lard Ruches. as a tuck of his courtesy and etsgna. is Loedsbip's aillemfou of panting% both at the Abbey sail fill totes Inuit; anitutnninsl many of diem canted by the Ira milatri, aird'are eery • m :Rats lain far At floe Ana kt Breit imam In eke . Northers litinviislis-4ilitehno atcountod the ;Menem: of the seeps of pkinters; gmettureleg a Ise shaped heat ante features very hindsimne and erpresdee, there is marodyasi Artist of ante who rte um stied for time Istalser of taidig idspeu. trait: ;The rich rliaVe'steri are thosoiseemol tiff: Alai Midi. Wary haPhaft..artiVdeira. "The Hitt gave 41w.eatird istimbs ego. a - Celan ministate - of Idasself, eery searilaiihed. end a 'striking Stens& lad Dachau has a great, ease for Letters as well as thi.floi firtsa-lhe Ito himself mitered the Usti as as an. 'lbot and bfs life if thitiereflifercliestotOMl a min* fief .2assis 'an very higerdeios nutentenainhig. • His liiteddifilibrary Is !e -remite* and valuable.. IS the collection of . MSS,' ere wide pipe s .highly curious and Mureniag which I had the Wilkie of hispoo. 'Mg ; one dittos was an origioal pease .hi-Tileallwall—iMa was the subject of it. The, chirogispby swathe' erayreirgeric . Mrd* letters wets in fact large and tattler scrawl rng ; many does. sod more words. particularly at the essaieutewinst of the poesy bad been erased to give place to alters which the cooler jatignient sf the anther suggested. • In the last twelve or sbuseslinee Mem was hardly a blot.- 'Lord Bean also shoaled ose.irlerter from Ittetem 'time; LoidThaseador Sishhis; in aniiiniti one Utak!' his lir& slap bid brines 'regoestlay au seamen. eon omens, of the dhpo. sitietwind *Wiens of Ind Wahines ekSires. ''here was a eels of vit'y 'bunker sod . ignite ' desirtpdowlis the statihso • • -tiappinkg tin toe& upon the subject d old ag e. ..gr, / Ar ia* laving paid Jr' I hid infra astsi Alebrytwirdays «weer i shield tivirobbrOhlw a irk laittiodayi, as be hive eompleted .7811 year—die lad was led to Marge Ott the topic. at fa e r voutioneat Which I amid riot but admire. Be. obweired, this beyond a comb age. and to that point be had sow waned. a sae might be sold to warier life. bat by no propriety to Ai* it. It ,is same malaachelyi be sitiled.• to see a penes to rho advisees Aga aye se so boarilog wad fuming the last mhos of life: U. lusted some ap p ropriate pansies, etpeeselile of Otis sentiment, friss the'De ftrasetstis d Clone, • met which, ma le As 'drag if Ziodransis, he thought might to be the sr zs gr ole op every worst Idsyears, years, who is capable of undorsusditig the •••• I cad cosicein,'Noviteer," said • his Lordship, " a pen,* um molded by" a . 'aunemitii• prose* of children Mud eeandiblYrety fasidtinf Iffe tea very has pee*, bib through a desire eo see theniVrell ektlblisheit in ‘ddrerent resin. slop% mid hilidlog relpeentile la stidety,aid te antribuse th in • Ids 'kW* initousuto thew tide; OW for awl hwy . Oa vstranviewilidianniartof the Mitt Or *rowan lye feetbst dirt it Is. 'The isidleris selddrt *Se boil tine& ow arty se the wage of the world, as early as BReetl ; and from the'agilettnitty. awe mats plopely I Impin luffig.6-oad fifty years era a hog time tilos. • Banded as T eel !O&Mb world s wp *IWO ism pier atistlitr and iefgliMe " ICltenhiaw or .hIIAATA.—:-It - reported that .11a , scetfiked 'height*" s i#itlta' bare an intention of so. establishing themselves, 'and of unfolding their lag in the Mediterririeliefor the protection of the Comineete of the dilfereet' nations to Which they helot**. 1,01 addej, thiit the thii t his are unanimities of *appals'. meet of one of the /Loyal Family of Englaiscl as (hand Master of their distingUished and venerable Order. • Siturday evening as Inquest was holden itthe ltd Liao' 'ea High-stinet; 11htliechoPel, oaf theie. Mains' of Grath - gvins; ,Yeetip aged eleven *4.-i. . From theevidenee it appeared that on the previous day. while the deceased WM swinging On a post at themes" Of Whtechbpel i Church, a waggon beloqing to Mr. Atheldiii cording lay 'got into collision with hies ied crushed him to death.—A verdict of " Aceidentil Lteith." with a deodned Of Ws. on the waggon, was recorded. Saterday, early after the family had retired to lied, a fire was discovered to have Woken eta' tbebooteaf Kr. Disbti, botch, Brick line; Snitalfields, - nearly op posits to the brewery of fideisri. Hatibeiv. slid CO. It raged "with such fury that (Ns jornsici with great diSeafty crimped la a state of nudity, without being able to preserve their wearing apparel. In . a *holt time after the flames communicated to an adjoio ing house, also Occupied by Wbutelfer, the inmates of which likessite earrevrly escaped with only their Wear- Wog apparel, and shortly bOth'hosies'fell with' etrilliels. deueciiish into the street. The Sie communicated' to the !tonic of a baker. the corner of Spicer street; and from the dense population of the neighbourhood, and of the *materials - of Which the houses are composed, tore most 'Terming Coiittquenee! were apprehendeii. At this periad the powerful steam engine of Messrs. Triunes and Banbury, which Canvey, the Water to a re,ervoie on toot, was pitt into *Wen, and played ierciii the streets upon the adjoining houses with such acct . 's' to put a stop to the lame.. ' - The beautiful Church built for the parish of Sedgley. • by the Eirl of Deot.tri; ii atiout . p? lie Onenta: strtmlaie ipof the* poiregOothic Order, havisig three roofs which cover a nave arid side isles; after the maid of the most approved English Churches ; the nave is supported by - very rich' c lustered stems' columns, and lighted by celestoly windows; the ceiling richly groined; the tracery of the east and west windmill a particularly sae, sod entirely executed inGornall stie. The organ wasistailt by Elliot, for the Coronatim or his present Majesty, and used on that occasion in Viso ! moister Abbey. The elegiac of the building has beesi long completed, end very generally admitet.--Sluem &up C4rpaick • • • • Tote Dae.—Kirig *kid !el Mallard HI 'TalonsOw-4mm sets 9 nsinstes after 11 eveslog. Abets* dose the hairy willw herb displays her showy oink and blackberry b In Weer. • Wentrobiar—lefilsortuer Day. Nadyky et John the SO* Nelidaf *tließank. Moan enters bit in t 7 Isdnitei is Owning. - This wai anciently a' Jul with Ow Jews for the Ushuaia' of bringing the int fruits t. Jerosabia. Tneasser—Jopitw eau 19 ininstem i l e in tss eembg. Fitisar —This was ternary a fait Jews fee therewil of *recite - debit libido. llen rise 4e * I= 4 . l !"vi . .• minutes past s. ' • •• • Sasuanav—A feast was at ate thew kept by the Jews 00i day; iobsetisort of the'dlfear of the 'Writes Were dlssidir do Cites% it Ws they prayed due the Jews should rang* lewds that stile when they left Zgypt; to which the JestSo plied (and Aletaider thsoght with Justin). by deka* wodo ! I ter lith service; at 509,000 tenons dusts. disk leer hsilikedi • BIRTHS. Jane $4, Mn. John Holcomb. Closacorplome. a a 6400 • Woloiadati a tZloileld.goon. the lady of Ida Worry. of • • At -HookaroOd,lho Lady id Lord Charles Spoon Chaft.S HI OH- w. ATER at I . ol lo o ! l 4l ll PPlF, gi r4r7i 3O Maralate • . ; • • Ak , v i iii ...- --A am . $ ashi' • rtioevaii rdmileirwawke at the Seas (ew ut•Ne L i Pk beta i lar, „:1(.1h. • - - DIEM At Dreittrich, in the Ilitb.Teir ef his fee, liseratil - .01 tbetitatintiti I.l4agittiste fat the biros. et link' It . lit her a.artelents bi the Rotel sup kg. geo":77,_ htra. White, relict rot the late Gemini/. WhilkeilL Saw P•• egis UM' In tiie ' it[sttd of the•ifftla year erlik net ~ land, Rag. Iteilatikeof " • • Mat 10. at the tabled bf Madeith, Lint. Airtime G.' ^7 -- if the Ilth Light Dupre, led ht. PO 1 Tci *to, 'WI 1 . 3e1 ti, 'a eig nm Pr at. . Pi im th .a . 1 r al ~~ a P . :. . 1 b . a 1