Star. — London, England, 1827-11-30 00:00:00

• l' ; ' : ‘ FT s" : - 2 oto to decay awl wielder is the tomb— ' • lb due's decree, man's universal doom " bid vele disk power to noire oatotigiven, To elapse cm North edieffilen ordains in Ideaveo. To this cold gem, riterohnt gala to earth, ' Illaassee fulfils die mission of her birth taw kat proclaim each Chorch- yard's thousand erns? mortal form from duet to dust returns ! When we essay the varied therm to trot*, 'Mel beamed Irradiaat e'er* mind and face; When sad milection sin* early fate, &eels e'er the beam and lemos It desolate-- Weald h out Man that Death delights to crave The fairest dowers to deftealie the grave? To thee was ;yen, and glom thee from on high, loamy of fOrm, *hi spotless porky; A mind replete with every *Misled art 're win the sense,'and captivate thf heart. Melia had .meted o'We peemk.l6 thee. To prove the loveliness of bursary ! Whase barn election, to complete the whole, Diffused ita bipesings o'er thy indent seal For NMI Wee m brightly glow'd in thee. It bore the enroblerom el idolatry! tt ,lattice art lied! oknpolooe - we me et 4.. maim Death the alb* ware tree I '04.: Thy whirr trans. thy eehussedurdee, _ _ _ ~. ,pat :AVM are Bet dam Atnnitlilli so ems lIIIHORY ay HARRIET BOWES oar yea .► TIM AZW. F. 'WAS NOWA., .O COWLAM, 411 roacamiaz. WZLIMILET • Ur. Purrs state ... Irma petition ithe infant Ese tiff, as tenant is tail of the estates in question in' cause, praying a refesence to the Master to ascer•l the amount bf the best year's rents and profits 41 ISO cune received by Mr. Wellesley, the father of the isillner. 7 IN MAST S% of the RoLLs inquired who was the Ibballt far life? • Mi. Pain said, the late mother•CC the plaintiff was the tenant for life, with remainder so the petitioner, as tesont in tail. The MAIITZI of the ROLLS—Do you mean thii re ference to apply to maenad profits wzongfully received by Mr. Wellesley ? • - Mr. Pun—Yes. The Muer= of the Rot.t.s—.-Take the order. • I 111011HZAD V. HUNT. This was an application against Mr. James Lowe, a solicitor, praying that certain papers and documents , thlarzed for in the bill of costs paid by the petitioner, night be delivered up by Mr. Lowe. Mr. [mein, who appeared - In support of the peti tion, stated the facts as detailed in the affulavits. Mr. Lowe, it-appeared, - had been employed by the plaintiff, Mr. Bromhead, as his solicitor in this cause, in the year 1809. In September, 182.5, an order was obtained for taxation of Mr. Lowe's bill of co Isiamounting to about 900 i. After unties' the bill was paid, and the plaintiff having appointed Smother solicitor in the place of Mr. Lnwe, the latter was required to deliver up all the papers in the cause to the plaintiff's new solicitor. An order for this purpose *as obtained on the 16th of July, /826, and shortly thole - Ards a bundle of papers was delivered by Mr. Los e, frith an affidavit that such bundle contained all the papers in his custody belong. ing to the plaintiff. On examination, it was found that several office copies and other papers charged for in Mr. Lowe's bill of costs were not contained in this bundle. Mr. Lowe, on an application being made to him by the plaintiff, stated that he had delivered up all the papers belonging to him which be considered he was entitled to. Subsequently, however, inconsequence of a notice of motion being given to Compel the deli very of the other copies, &c. charged for in the bill of costs. Mr. Lowe caused another bundle of papers to be delivered to the plaintiff, with an affidavit stating that they were all the papers he had belonging to plaintiff. The office copies and other papers, which the plaintiff was particularly desirous of obtaioing, not being amongst them, application was afterwards made to the present Lord Chancellor, then Master of the Rolls, and subsequently to the Vice-Chancellor, on the subject ; but no order bad yet been made requiring Mr. Lowe to deliver up the papevs which were wanted for the put. pose of enabling the plaintiff's present solicitor to carry on the suit is which a decree hid been made so long ago as the year 1809, directing certain accounu to be taken. Mr. PITT, who appeared on the pond:lln *ere, tb oppose the motion, said it was believed that the papers which the plaintiff now required to have 'deli vered up were lost. ' The MASTan of the Rouse—What can Ido but re• fer it to the Master to inquire what has become of them? Mt. Lowe must either produce the papers, or account .satisfactorily for them. Mr. Pares observed, that Mr. Lewes . ..affidavit showed that several parties besides himself - had had access to the papers in die cassias Mg thesismitslist he was contemned =solicitor foe MaaplainiifE, and there was no probability of their tieing discovered. The Miran of the Rot.i.a---1 cannot take the Soli citor's assertion that he has not got the papers. He having bees paid his bill of costs, mast show what has beconie of them, mod for that purpose there wmit-be a reference to the Master. The Counsel acquiesced, and the reference was di rected accordingly. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Nov. 29. The sittings after tam commenced to day by the trial of common jury cases. Baallll esti balifaressee.— - • is ask stse, Rea lima es e c i l irt lta. _ thrash rakes e(beigie ! • ..iILEr." !ZR 2 s!. l kl=?= l LAW INTELLIGENCE. " .."' SOLD Meat Nee. MIT V. TIM pert 01 BINVIIIMT. II stated, that this was a petition by the infaei _ . LORD !ARRINGTON D. DRUMMOND. The ATTORNZT GENERAL stated this case. It was au action brought by the executois of the late Bishop 'of Durham against Mr. Dtummond, late banker, for 411 res half years rent due to the bishoptic of Durban% gar lands formerly the site of Durham palace and gar- Amu, in the S rand. The lands were let on building •laases to the Eirl of Pembroke•and Montgomery, ua •der an act 16 Charles 1. authorising the same, at an annsal.rent of 2001. _ _ The payments for several years were proved by the agents of Mr. Drummond and the late Bishop. Mr. GURNZT took all exception to the sworn copy of the act produced, because in one part of it the Earl's second Weenie called Montgondy and Montgondie. 4 The Loan CH/Jll JUSTICi undertook to note the ob. joction, which he did not value highly. as he thought it scam from the mistake of the transcribmia copying out the abbreviation of Montgomery, which occurred in the partamanntry thus—Mout‘may. A verdict must, therefrom., be taken for the plaintiff, subject to the ob =don which could be Affirmed or overruled according to the ciicatuateßcei, the yours.---Ve. dict COURT OF COM We bate pleasuse in Justice is again able • Lordship sat at Nisi haps looking better from the very *were effects of whialt ia ' s it hien to be totally into and torrid** w_ ants ; and the AA* band require the aid "a use a pen, and one of pose of taking notes. usarly all the tallies appointed were of a totally ontntertating at three o'clock. ADMIRALTY Lord STOWELL - wits Inablk serioos statute). to presiatila the quern ly the argument in dle Dr. JENNIR, who was IS • absent through indispositioas Dr. A RNOLD sat as /- Ilene= importance occurred. ELOPEMINT. locum At a late Boor on . oar chief officer of police, —, of this town, to •- method that could be . datighdr, who had eloped recommended an ;mince' nary measure, an inquiry tins houses: in the to' eared that a chaise her Hotel, by a young Lody, 'and who, in the course change her female habil eh. On this intellig• all speed to Gloceuer, fair fugitive had taken ipos Sooth-hall Inn; VC._ . alepaited, and soon discovered search was safely name of hippy omen ready to sacrifice " well lost" id such a was now fast approac his search; but by an ber of a Lady nho h, pose of meeting het ' may be anticipatel, violent effect on the the agitation of the . dons of terror and alarm, Mr. R. who is far too F . Unnecessary alarm to , 4:tendon of his official fusion and disturbance intrusion, the chamber' sane of action to incl. observing from the - isistency of her statement, Of Mr.R.'s inquiry, she l, characteristic quickness and delicate young evening, who wore she had mentioned , usual, but which she imported from the G upon her mind, and chamber of the fair ' in the meantime deserted fuge beneath it, on hurry of the moment, her delicate feet to protrude immediately attracted whiteness and symmetr possessor 'to favour . which it formed so request was refused Rua:ELL's manner fair one agreed to. Rosettes retiring would only . have a she was determined a similar flight, but ensure the success of are doubtless most thing of the interestin) " moving accidents," v so resolutely (=our regret, that we area Gentleman was at , liussam.'s suspicions romance, and the flight; but the Gent' honour intended for ' he bad never seen veral letters from vouchers for his characi circumstances, Mr i rised to detain the out with his disc whom he deposited whose protection she so teluctant to return The dress of the yond description; he is so covered and their splendour, where the rays Of :ling, that it is ii parts which froml iiancy.—(Bketches Sunday, the Ho! to Sheffield, met w half=way from M. 'dreadful nature, the not have been attended some of the passengt the road has lately place, and the ono part, which want coach was passing the horses tell, and overhung the precij email rail. The evident peril of their gers, of whom there ed off the coach and one or two who were done, than the hors_ box, were precipitated the descent, the coact over; and we understand Thedriver was, of coo► the most providential mail, immediately ar fasseesem—Sold irt-• • ::"'w:-;;-Nitirlit' , " . .- •• 4 4 • .., • • . 6 - whew the ,on sbonki be before POLICE, IfifELLIGENCE. volimet t "Ito worked pa db pea, bad repotedly •-chall e opa k w for the plaintiff, 2"/ Bi. - washe a ameba as he Morse wide te be An sit be cemented 01 A NSION- MOUSI._ „,., „ ,_. , . a breach of the peace toprown Mama He was ordend to &Abell. . IM MON PLEAS. Navies's M. The Um Haim having to atteed tha 0411111111011111 ese at ~_- UNIOILHALT. in announcing that the Lord elder Sweetly hoses There were only free (UMW aditmar which • 11 1P-Pag ee eil litet : g o e t u dle statre ltetaades . to 046. Mall I g L eet .p er 1 :sel b : r .to resume his judicial duties. His ww Miereetbsg. ' ._:•i..*:l :•: . kW. use, came on fat adludication Ms, defied* f Pries this mot ain't, and was gee )).was SiMr...a **fable 'oohing heles s allatalkia Ot Wl° cbtrilo. 4 .witit r than could base been expected e a n wal ide ek l e r oa g a being to tie .... h er . "a e s = i lerine d g he Pate a aneertaieesenia, wi r b st k 't Wee to 1 M I to,- SO to by t -.. Jolly, clerk to V • r alness he has lately sofferao,the os e r‘ -bia s i ng s wertgate d b y k g, .• Sae . coke same Marnallt i all attorney • proud that he saw Miss g ot ta, h i t b, 4 : eft bias so extrensely weak es num America (Quebec), and that hat &Men week Wiliwth she wee eseetlyeg Mire* end certain chanters. seven to Menet, We of walking. He was brOught to was drowned in Onsigeo Dade Ltataissi, waft time i5,....h ne hl mA : eases there Mai. w, Lem in Dryads . Dryads . m. a go histVt ia el 9 Mice which flew the bad needled to London hopin g risen which Miss Smidi performed, was -ewe t enss b y ,._e st • of Court in the arms of his attend- ma w s o f, holoymmet. gb e mime d 5 4 u sai s wa „,. wh ore o w , Ford mid his house was con d ucte d W i t h greet „ ranee ; jai band being so much affected as to -, ,„,„ fa,:, a few days DulyDulyeaners Chief akar, who mid that wh atever h e went in it sling, he was of course unable to Mb DOW inquired her place of unionist or birth? be skews It so —The Magistrate, however, convicted lir: ,f his sons attended, for the put - WU% stated that she WM now ante" years of age , and was herd le umeinakies of ASO esch • bet hegave noti cee of Appeal. .o f born n board the Queen Charlotte, of Itit guns. theas born is • for him. Haring disposed hued, hbrzarermeered her dem sr die nod sebeadosear mad ,. HORRIBLE. M V A' ' COLCHESTER. TOW N-H ALL, COLCHESTER, Tsmasaae Rennin ...!..0 1 Yesterday this town presented a scene of the greatest et appointed for the dab' which The /caves. said be retrolieetel the old Qum Charlotte c 11 ...:: Interesting nature, the Court rose being . The ?tibiae , Charlotte wee re/needed. In order to g l ee time fee confusion, in constquence -of the examination of the II Mut de. er of Mr. Thum is Patrick, the overseer of St Ingulzies tete made hate the trade of her tale. :ALTY COURT, Nov. eo. • GUILDHALL " 7 " as nab* through illness (not of a • G aw p emea.a S e an, unwashed artisan, was charged as tileorsierly BotolOht and proprietor of the Yerkshire Gre y, i n the . , - .4 residWin the Court to-day ; conse by a watchman. who found hint lying on the cold coo l, h , t ery ,at Huhe , rown and , as an e d arl i y nd a t s ed iell ev o e 'c r i rp k art in H is be s i ameasfs was not i mon d, tin bottom of Holborn-hill,* two o'clock in the s, town,i t he " co owded in the extreme, such was the intere s t ti , e m a . ? ~, no sassicinsd in liqwer, with his bead cut."was wa ?.t te be bells o ll re P l7l was also a' kr. Smith,in his defence, said, he had been to Ms benefit so- ;position. dety, in iing-eleret, &vet; Dials. rible affair produced. At about ten o'clock in u e r g n is in tr g ale ' s t ,t C oo t t ir th i ettats Mayor,and soon alter a l l t i e u r l l th h e e al ne le h ged 4'4.4 as !moisteners, j but no business of 0 And whalobf tbatr said the Alderman— " Ti it a matter of Magistrates, of defer was la I beto ' re them from the gaol, is L course that yes mow get amok at your baulk socirty ?" c al u a st t ody of Harvey and ...nay, sergeants at mace, end " I. a. haithed " orwe N crow c hdrathe yov a spa r W hi enhip earseareeikiare, , replied Mr. wi bi .e r t . hder S aa m aka ith dis = allu b ouer st tt:thare a ated s i w we e sasw ha t ie : roug it /... ELOPEMENT. . , my span age, of a very forbidding aspect, about fise ftet sit stn --.amo•o. .. way of it!" placed within the bar. He is a man about $6 )ears of ...,.. in Monday bight' Mr. G. Rosser.L, dat o. Decided aa l w y so yaa , y w ou il i P pa W y orsh a l ue lh" of aye aiming, yes , basing hem posed - to be a pugilist, but he is a comple:e strangpr in 1 4. 1 "Thu h is dead to say, c yoe ua d ta ran au k wthisereundedertakad drank?" or otfhethme wyni'n . . Ake, was We tO the house of Lady or seven inches high, of great mthcular powers, sap. WM to consult sped the most eiScacjous 0 Then and then you In " go Wine and get a Plaisiat iti your the thi thW bei n. ng call. d upon for his name, he sail, "My , name is Reuben Marti n ; lam sometimes called Jaeer be adopted fee the recovery of h er dead drunk ; • MI eloped the same livening. Mr. R. bra : l' r. hcad: had not the wherewithal about him; and be was Winter. I come from Oldham. in Lancashire. This me nmediate pursok.eut, as a prelinti- %awl up until he „ infer ft. ' *e, C th o e lchester, and am O P s u b b or li quirt' was fi rst made at the dlfatent BOW-STRE/T. - be town, from which it was disco- Yesterday s young W ag . name d Aeon Sonia, ass brauslat before murder is all a mystery to me." • Mr. eitaseut.t., charted with snots' a va l ua ble p ointer MP* the David . Sarg ia e w ant : -I mobliveseiaur sat t had been hired free the Gunge sPireet:hre.jurtit.orwpsaLdsbetra.trtireteml.llsb:verldoont°lodaderlevdidertahl:lciksrliaanegeudablet,l". t abourer; ; I . sa i w the deceased and a ma ß n ed na C m r e o d u 1.. Lidy, who took the Gloweester-road,. - after °r ag a : defendant,One of standing by themselves; I nftereards met the pm p a r t, i h so aw n a. arse of her journey, contrived to ex• habiliments tor those of the bokcler I* Sop, of which be had several of a very valuable kind. gel. ce Mr. Kuwaiti, poceeded CO th e se ' a poin ter ns, d biteh r , a f t " de w al h o ie f h „ou be ble had and gived" sitiwpeaass* was tia4 with a large piece of a rail fence in his hand, approach Mr. Patrick, who was who "I in qui ry , in hit w aiter's i in ng to the road. The prisen st e e r p w pi e n n g t I b r :b ra ind the hi fir where he contrived to leatn the t , the - pe en ken .2 chaise for Stroud from the stables, where she had been for some days. In the luterinf, the ner left him o n t . hither, accordingly, Mr. Russekt. bit.* had been seen in the stables by sonic persona who knew to raising the rail with both his hands, stru c k hi m atr - A discovered the object of his anxious whom she belonged, and the defendant on beuig told that, said be mendous blow over the lead. Mr. P atr i c k f e ll i nstant! lodged at the Golden Heart —a should keep her until a reward was offered, adding, that he . had and did not rise a gain The so . bar from a deg-falcier named Helps.p ri qt for those fair runaways who ale Ist defence, the accused said, the bitch followed him In the street, ground, and followed me with th e weapon i n hi s fe ars all for love," and think the " world andlse took her home to his stable, intending to conve w yher a to m M igi f, vvitai theintending, eee stable, lt h s i t n ek ,e, wtosettrikeeeteminegaelspo.tbel street, t a , w e a n y cause. The denouement of the scene Pember t o n ' but he bad not time to do so, before she as fu his DOSiellOtt• stoppe net d me as I was running, and asked me w h o I was °aching ; Mr. Russatt commenced ilr. lissmouta. a% he believed the defendast had first inveigled The prisoner, who was still pur s ui ng , came up , an . M t n unlucky mistake entered the cham- th e bitch to his stabise r and then kept her, in order to obtain the had arrived in the town for the pur- reward. This he comitered a steaang, we d tta should convict the struck Watt upon the head with the rail, exclaiming Ma • husband, whom she expected: as defendant M the mitigated Penalty of £3. , 44 I'll knock your b 7 —y brains out." The blow can . 1 Watt to mei on one side, but he did n o t fall. Th e pri we He Was unable a bay the pawky, and was committed to prison. this untimely intrusion produced a Two man, maimed jeew Hugh sash and Elf • & w k, who had sonar then ran away, and as I was going home after i nerves of the poor Lady, who, ire charge. exa d mined obtaboog at Mar good lbor s ouentooh-streettio dealers,W ; Icie s t:Lon a v t li got oes wards I sale him standing in Magdafen-street, at whi v r moment, uttered sundry exclama- alum, to the great discomfiture of orders, underwent an ezunination here, wisest several other charges time he had the weapon, covered with bl oo d, on 13 . —I too gallant and considerate to give e r a e ab sisale utoad wea go L e ase t a a l ; a aa j ou sis l a w owee em g, ai— r oo d , They ,houlder. I. to one of the softer sex, even in the HATTON.GARDEN. Maly Ann Croaks—l saw the prisoner Reuben Ma tin and another person that night ; the prisoner thee - liti icial duty. In the midsfof the con- me his hand, 1104 asked me to dress it. I saw a noun .... oce occasioned by this mal-a-propos following iresierdaT assa' ibtaaad ult epon Dataatag m elderly woman , w yot oma ng o in , a nled was ße ch heese arged wi ßa ti ret th i The complainant, who besides being far advanced in years, was also in the palm of the left band ; it was bleeding ye mbermaid hastened up stairs to the tai l la t li t tan attateihntoof paral ysis, deposed, that on Temkg. much ; his face was also all over blood, and he had ncriire the cause of the uproar. when "' s ee Lairgo s pood.otroet, to buy some milk. Tbc defea t a. bums e f large piece of rail in his hand, with a great spike ns II :manner of the Lady, and the com :meet, that she could not be the object giving her what the asked for, cau g ht her round the wale, aerial at one end, which he said be had torn his hand wi she immediately recollected (with the bar into a little room off cite shop, and attempted to tats indecent He asked me to knock the nail out, but I refused, an knees of her profession), • that a fair eb" at the th ' u w me eb ber' base errSebe, howev ea er, resisted w t it sc h v a e U rai he pe r night, and he did it himself, and observed, " I have served o rsona came out, and I'll do for the next I come athwart." A woma Gentleman bad arrived there that to her weaver , and saved her from lew dl y . being " mistimed" by the then came up, and said, " poor Perri* is killed ; M : ear rings, a circumstance which defendant. ' Ito her mistress as somewhat un- Mr. Sergeant Sauna asked the defendaat what he bad to my to Patrick thought he was a loon time geeswapd omit t i she set down as the last new fashion the chugs? seek bin) and tumbled over Ins corpse as she weis . " Whys your Worship," said th e defendant, " I wee Maki " iue up t h e: Hithe and his body is now at hose: A t Continent. The truth now flashed charge against we; bit / min „„ 1 prisoner upon hearing this sent away with the t a r ani h as aaw d the aa r y e t z g d (o meg:fakers, on Tweed*/ last, and I really -r 9 and she conducted Mr. R. to the it Knight Errant, who, however, had Dever could mean any thing improper with no an old woman as upon his der. leaned her couch, alari takes re. ther"l"°....t." e i wa bea red - John Hawkins—On Sunday morning last I heard to i bearing the approaching din. In the esa yewda_.PP:a w ba ttr att at am altm dUturbatice in the street. Os looking out of the sin.. .1. int, however, she had suffered one of m r , s wam ' g ast , o „ s ta, the a W d e k a a wn ha d ae w s wees I saw a mob of tersons under a lamp. I saw a •• a Protrude from its hiding place, which to contravene the testimony of the be must lad Milk come across the road and strike Mr. Patrick a . lad cted the eye of Mr. Russo t. by its Bail was put in a ccordingly , and the was discharged. upon the bead, which appeared to kill bins on the . M ARUM/ROUGH-STRUT. . The blow was given by a piece of rail, which lobar awry, and induced him to request its 1 . • or him with a view of the figure to A groom, late In the aerates of the Hon. iingraky, die Colonial the same man pull down from a fence a few sn . am Secretary, was yesterday brought to Ms 1 appropriate an appendage. The Ewe the Magistrate, charged with a from hie mo w s before. I dressed myself and went to the deceased, w To before F. A. Ron II I rather peremptorily at first, but Mr. service, and carrying away a qua ' to l l iti =r. Stanley's) wearies was lying in the road, weltering in his blood, and qu ... ' was so ftersuasitie;abat the reluctant &Ward; il.tc.7_The h li o risoue att • r d:t a l M i e n Was" ; and il M r .at dead. I ran Tor assistance; and whilst I was gone M . The pei. Patrick found her unfortunate husband, and before a capitulation on the terms of Mr. e t e tr uee ' wsba wore aa' es to Mr. v e ry from the room, observing, that he sonar was remanded to • future day, for Mr. Suakey's attending,. returned be was carried home. . i similar task to undertake again, as MARY-LA.BONNR. Mr. Edward Lynn described the wound. The n. hi dto take the first opportunity to effect Yesterday W. Baker, alias Daly, was fully coninalttedoen the broken to pieces, and the parietal bone was dieadfu charge of knocking down and robbing Richard Luscombe, on the fractured ; there was a wound in the left temple, wit' 3 at with measures better adapted to i ° Hyde' had entered the skull. The injuries in the head w • of her enterprise. Our fair readers" night of the egth he ult. a t e tint a refeigUr, e a s tia 00010 silver, -- lefts, eomtaLing threat park the cause of death. n L anxious by this time to learn some- if he (Lescomee) went on with the prosecution. y It was also state; The prisoner, on being called upon for any thing il eating Romeo, for whose sake these that the prisoner's wife and two man had offered him meg not to s," and these perilous adventures, were MIT egainat the Prisoner- had to offer in his defence, said, "It may be all t 3untered; but here we confess with °T°9l"" Alieee•— Wednesday Information ma for what I know or care; I have nothing further toss Itten aa atl i s ir a OI I IC A e of an atrocious attempt, on Tuesday ev ening , I had been chinkingall night, and I hardly know w It _somewhat at fault tame it is, a young about g ilia o'clock, to rob and burn the house of Count Malignant, the G ,Iden Hem, upon whom Mr. No. s, Llasoo Grove, South, New-road. It appears that the house I did. I lost my bat and three sovereigns, and my h ins naturally fell, as the hero of the being under repair. the Count's family bad taken lodgings lathe was very much cut." : chosen companion in this amorous vicinity o. antlett the furniture in charge of a man who left takouae a slept in the • fhe Mayor asked him his real name? Co entleman strenuously disclaimed the house short Prisoner—l say, as I said before, my name is Rea . 11 and as his return Tu esda y the hou seuooo the m hi a ; of smoke , the WahligaSSElS la n him, and persisted in declaring that a nd floors wens partially burning, and fragoamla of MOW bean Martin ; some call me Winter. a the Lady before, and produced se- palarra . tnen, Ste. strewed about in every dirndls These were The prisoner, during the examination, appeared q. n highly respectable individuals as LTeueltettirduit,lbed. and tc was then diacoverai that the robbers unconcerned, and treated the whole with the gre y means of picklock keys. They had rainedied every .haracter and veracity. Under these indifference . He stands committed in the name p . room, and broken every clean, box, and dearer *metal the r. RussztL did not feel himself autism contents about in all directions . One ivory writing deak t was smashed Reuben Martin, alias Thomas Winter; but what It e Gentleman, and he accordingly set to pieces in the attempt to break It open, and a dressing ease shared may be his real name, we have authority to say th le consolate and disappointed charge, a similar fate. The property 'Meer" the Mamma* desk, alm ...... e et y : m e is in no way related to, or connected with, Me. Re y, valuable ' • but although some parcels were selected sad ed safely under the maternal roof,' removal , c arried away. The sari at s sari igibas Martin the pugilist. 0 yet none were le she was so ansi ms to relinquish, and appears is have been after plate, as they manalend mary DIED. . co p y, urn to.—C•ieleenhows Chremick. place where property orthat deseription was in he fowl; 4„„a iy tea *. ate d at yews . J o h n J ones , Req. ethic .' al bat, fortunately, the plate had been . renroved the 011edg e l changed their residence. The motive a_the. ...eiggine I°. ._ ll94 °ll_._.•ll° the reign of George 11. and was present at the taking the M ee° Met Regiment of Foot. This veteran °Nicer waa 10 e SHAH of Pinata is magnificent be- to use house still remains a mystery. ice racintata taaw eilpa. sad bad a comman d In the A rm y un d e r General Beempes. the ground of bitrOlsmas white, but they had i s: fire to several French vastest. The 'MOM wye the Meat of the American war he retired on half-pay, and rest rith Jewels of an extraordinary size, e m v i i n ' u t t n e t s l y belef a e gr e harry ' an re d tu c r ould ( t e r ib e i l y k sei ft tbe rer ieelles erwri g r g h t : Wt 11 9 ° 1141 d has resided at Mertens when be Lee left a ' . servaau to respect his manery. our, from his beiag usually seated opportunely, the house would most certainly have been destroyed. ee = la y s t il :S &a m b er , Mask. Mr. Christopher ' the sun play upon them, is so clax- Several implements used by burglars were left bebied matt e el, uwat.wd, about 130 acme, sod mop impossibt: to distinguish the minute this description eeh are well aware, and the Inhabitants .1 the New tbe eadiates bed mar bees Aiwa w e r b t h e pl oos h re e chi c Thine to give such amazing In it. iirit'gri have . in rearm to re g ret ' that the "tee Is newt sat di or by hone, Ile cow, for more dna mere-- o clock, so that the fore-courts of the houses and their arms ono moo awed that asst =aserely teeth 0 r of Perrin.) ate entirely at the mercy of depredation of every deemipdon from The heckled covesiip, barna, ani rem dome, ape coach, on its way from London twilight till the abuse hour. . %Mktg the scythe—Ml sacemected nig, • i with an accident, at a place about QU t E a t ie lf.SQUA RI. Conceives by idlenemand mains teems A ofto Mr. Thing But intend darks, rout s chide!. beckeice, been, Mansfield to Chesterfield, of such a fat ari a c a e g u la nd a e n „he r se es eir c eumstarKes appearance t—He stated that a f da h that it is almost a miracle it should ago a man accosted hint at the top of Sloane.street, s e mi " di g beak bestir ( Hisesiallldelmat emebon. of - and a housekeeper, 21 attended with fatal consequences to him s el f * his wile* and family. in the utmost distress , and request t h e w w ad, k wa s w e e o f a cow and a calf, the eats in its t -• a arbeant t i : b o w l ! a s tk in ket foe a watch which be hall pledged toe 11.151. ecru ad t h e aw a am b er t o h er si a tereth ; tkey have • Y. sengtrs. On account of its hilliness I the neighbourhood. He odd that as be was ly been lowered considerably in one in a su p ch aw dif r acles he would let him have the du for ll fed fee *elle '. al li es ' . ; brides these be had three . materials applied to elevate another which he considered a great bargain. He purchased the ticket 8 . lacks seven Tears old w cb Dave beta fed fee the last three y p ; , * tied raising several yards. As the through charity, failing for the man's situation ; but after taking wed , ; one of them fet'ched thirty-airy owns. In hi s yard g the raised part of the road, one of the watch out of the pawnbroker's, Sad paying U. Les. to redeem it, he wss told by a watchmaker th a t it was not worth my thing, Th were Inc animal' s and mid the other day with his • a stack of oats, which bad been perched there for Wee and i la ad wheat down, the head and shouldersVt and b e since ascertained that the supeosetilistressed man was m- eo w not afford di m altioritedsrHe.LlP-STREET. :cipher, which was only guarded by a thing but a swindler. Slarowrs'orafaiipialeire o c, t f lo w er aa tl a ta , n th l r t a s wa ceig apaa inal k eoverlier ta heap , a ex t eep aget t he aa r. old struggling of the horses, and the Mr. Wawa said it was a pity that the Applicant was so *gal s h ou ld their situation so alarmed the passe's. induced to part with his motley ; but it was a case in which he set up lie told lie man to give . it only a slight thatabing,. at want It directly, which directly never arrived. Duran is A ere were seven outside, that they jump- year he purchased hay at shilling per stone, while his own had perished on the field. Such are • few of the peculiarities w • and opened the door for the escape of The female cook to a Gentleman of Stansfbrd-MO, was charged distinguished this singular person ll4 were inside. This had no sooner been wish being in the habit or seeding fat, soap, and candies, the pro- MAILS—THIS DAY. ..1 Mel and coach, with the driver on the pp{{ of bee master to another young woman. In defence, do. 4 ea. DOS. •Illt. tv Ai tated into the hollow below. risin sa au st eteg oks h fat hed was .. and she bar perquisite , as , per agreement with her centres., Dublin 1 0 I Hamburg 1 France 1 Cs gllO coach, at t . rolled at least th r e e tim es ' produced th e female to ,shoal leer. Waterford 1 1 asst, to prove that she had purchased the soap and candles previa, °serum, and Jersey 1 0 Flanders I 1111 derstind two of the horses w ere killed. masteries the Geedusan' s fa m ily. 'Dane stories. however , wet, When o o I S we d en 0 I of course, thrown off the bo x , b u t i n act credited, and both were committed hie trial Dosaghadm o o I Leeward lolanda o J mtial manner escaped turban. The LA JI BET ii-S ill EET. &MOS Ayres 1 o 1 Malta 0 01 ly arriving at the spot, took up the atrpo, T. Il y mbiessi , was clurged a retired tt aa t u sman, leing J. resd a ding naton le . t . h rh e e v a icinity d. • f 4 0 11 sud 1 0 I Jamaica o i Fad .Lris. ttin--. memos. Printed end eublhked by Jots Maras, the kV • admitted the ossaint, hut cast it was in sell-octimee. The Cu. at o w S tag o r esite , No. I, Pickett that, Temple-Mt- I - .