Star. — London, England, 1827-11-21 00:00:00

■ 7 b 7 - MART'S SMILE. LAW INTEU4 ISOM SCSIRMANWS " FORGET MA win," i0n,113W3. .What we I for Summer weather, ;hies it lasts so brier l While? Twenty Sommers come together, If I see my Mary smile . I need neither fruit nor blossom, Nature's bounties, cheap and vile: All my fruk is Diary's bosom. . my hlesiele ssuila i dill, She aPris light 610 Qtekftlr i " ftl l l. /sintsf , ti# ; Taff me what hso I gliqd Alto see m, Mary slo" Let'tbetn torn! who in duty •Visit many asi ancient pile: _ I Adinpv,aoT99oo; 0.4,4 ; . _ ,tEst.r. ..n DIY M a ri . 1 . 1 0 4! ristow.eapt hillsale t bkiliptsit.eyi-m. Towerb4 . aprrards many a mUe . I am al liaili issaiei Eleatitit • . Wheo I nes Amy Mary mew! . . Clouds may hide the Sae banshee', • • • : • - dis they pit- hate dos* ermalitikt , it Thatepre I,b Jelaiteres 7 -- W " r er, - - . If Of! my Mary saille . '' Ina make' ' tip lm* . I) t ntiithly 6 ' reii thelboiriag n soil hies • ' Mii s my only books; my shady.; Ali I reed is MarysOdle! i' Ride of sung nos Aright mui iteldi.; • e Akaramid scarce improye my mic e tlie cause is told already, Lea 'I bOast my Users smile! . Roth . :Mom YearAaelit?Fy Minis '' litehiefs of their time entail; aaom may do jukt as iho Ames, -• ' 1 4." ttilil AY P.tariq PA* I : iii 4 ! l ._ P'rtV 4 '4 lr / 11 . 4 l'tter. 6 i. , ,iittild t y cp4e Mt so tAile ; I e a Mpse l,like miteli better. r l ' When IMe my Mary mike! • Morn, yoyogilard, a base attendance. ' •- 1 • ' AU thethatialdy Nips revile; Crf km Ia!PF #I.D. 4 IWR* O !e- , I . ti 11114 Pik" Mr mg sofic;_ 4' . I • .._ . ... •. • . .. e e • VICR,CHANCELLOWS COURT, Noy. so, WA Rllll D. WOOD, MONIS, AND O:ITHSItS. This was en application made by Mr. Warren, the blacking maker, for an injunction to restrain tbe.defend% ants from roiling blacking in bottles labelled " Jona.; than Wes-repo 30, Strand. Thearacit Citascausta, finding that the circuat , tan 7 eta casino's. were precisely similar to those upon nhietv the Lord Cbancrilor bad lately granted an applicatitsti of the same sort,granted,the injunction no prayed for. COURT Or 141,4178 BEKCIa. NM age FlW4ll.9l . 4g.,NPViptiVrfppl. The AtToatutiphaaaie. croved for a rule tet3hpyr cause. sphy a crinpnal information Mould noel* $4O, agpi3st Sir Robert Seppings ittld Atictieg4 Awn ;Pew busb..ai the instance of Cinerips nillip i , 3 Papeala jn the ILoYal Navy. The libel i , f whicti Capt ain Phillips complained was published in the *tielefefre Gag*, in * letter signed by Sir 'When 4eppiogs. Applicitiore laps node, on ila first appearance, to Sir 13-,*epoiegP; to know whether he fit' sh,c 3oth3r of. the lei;gr iiiNfb, bore his signature, !ratty declined to give any answer to it, and referred the writer Wit; attorysei. On second thoughts-, boweier; Phi R. Seppings admitted the letter! to by his composition. Richard James Cutbush waolie •gticstey of the Maidstone Gazette, and was Made a paftj to the rule, because he hid, in th 3 fiiii • leis' stantei - rettised" to ;pie qp the author of rhe•tertepi:, Periii when the ;p ie avers amide . Absoloti q *.Ctitba`i i ,h, T — liatti kli° l 4 PCiC #. l !* * ere . el iiPiti. I lhalet..let itifir i . that r • - K. : Seip!pg 4 w !!s • aiiiiiling . ft !Rimer ;o an aiionitnotii lei - . #444t bid 'been " _!‘tiously Hi;o44 iii the MeWeilicyireoo,'aiiadeh'' ~ for sebire • 3puliav other, he sospectedCaptiain Phillips to toilthe slather. Captain Phillip; who was a ficiittewiatt . of spit . reweetv(iiSky; resideil a; ;he villaso . ef lYpnisr, in the'heiglitaiCutheod of chailiala. tli aluitetia hie AR. alviii ihai he h. d pee;r teen tbeli-itai v3'•iirjilitt 'Sir ituk-rt Seppings was replyingt thti . li 40 W no?titimi of it, 'ail had net lia4 a9ything whataciever to 4c. either ripieb . is composition . qr its publiCatiOn, Sir RObeit, Sepp‘nits, in his letiey, tied made ate af,certain e'ppris, ifotil at_hiCh, in . the dpipo4 4 rian y noiol affiers, ap illed to 'Captain Phillips il'aqii!ely, i , xl tbcugh 'lle elretiaistinces staled in the litter "ere ttiseldtheen4 aeliei they:oll9ord to facts Which a . evil.d . ottiai the et 4 baeilleti! wed • oet e la . ..tended:to opilt tli . .•iip'fittill4l l s l Tie to , him alone; la . tits 0116010 a te . ,L i tiih(!l) , (o, liailliesln Ciatinander . of a ifto in Tit • rilneM r . ifi• • vice; 4iiiOned riff the 'coast Of Allieit - 04' after Se 'NO been there spine dice his crew was ateickeil try'a : atis quit fever, incithit lie himself had suffered tiqiii it 4 aftqeks oq two or (brie difikieut oicarinpf; that *4*n • tOitvis!)o4 . epon hithsell and his . myrr ttljit'liat ugh out ley lic was declared iusalid aitilroCitifabletirserir et, [tile sit e c . tpisinen& of is te.sel was titerifidy'lirra, a f t ea to 14 nisi inferioecilbcer i and that he Nish iyaft: r wards tetitiriia'toEngland. Sr .11.cibeit ft-i.O, Oki acquitting himself . of the stritiose4 i ~,„,,,,,0,., in ibiletieri Which were inecle t not nr* his character, but op9 n i irissrl which be wits . op . ceiTeti to have fiullt,*bak whiCh Mauled out that beheld net, prnceeded: it's khe fillotiint manner: == 44 A" fcirq wore' More and L have done. Vine * . iii-espoeideiit t la hose letter delicps, Oh& pat o, dzictct tkkrielf i ' NO4I PificrlZA, "4 44 l‘i; cp, iipiesittint 1409 Loh4oe, The Ow of 'dote r know to kiv. 1 . .4.14 accdrding to the usages of decent society and common porlance,ls an tibtraili. I could have used with pia; Ojos , a b twos!! 500ir. lis p let ch • t;plsefpr the pie. vent, that 1 may ildv,ert , to t4.ei k _i ft ( ! ii• T . o4,ibli ob i j a..p c th,.u.. 0 4 % he i.... 01 , e n i pi c qt tt ' cmdiqsaished . _peon tension int 9 qbicli it is lantentab . ;rye that It 941)31e51 1 &starlets may occasi ioally ineride.. i wish it teat otherwise. e but within its honourable nudes ibis prohat kin the t wilikitshing knavery mat have been fictirw3 suireptivousfy to 'appropriate the pLiCes of dopirte4 pitrali *rest Hi,uk t Ne,lice_ittelo i rottette of pro4table pl,4giar "stryW "?Aivf flea to, I tte r s a false clairo to oil /v34u 4, the. 'Veal* o,vertn,c,nt of an 434t1" l t 4 t e 4.4 grfirite9crAll t ilid Lb* he ought bete to i nf orm .4 . Coll t. LIVIA, c, lii flpillip t r, bad mails ! I cy/Ertl. istro.k, wArg reek .to ;he nitig, for which he huddles f t ut patepts , its ;tbel then WO 9.9 4-!m". Witbwitt lir:lo3ra* xirt , % i f ePiit* UPArt •OK Pl4fftit "A l l ca'9 6, dgoce. 4.4 14 :1Y. ..r td ivy may Nitre b e epfound eon deavouring to su pe rse de, bg ckpecayie Oolittiai, 1 1', ch,r4p.. 409,4 01. 11w& cOucii iianfes, and de Ming an,' . git 49• aq. Vmal.Tkv? if aA honest iirugh to. dio•o§t the . 7,, 04? cuv 4 bwcY 4 ,, P 6 tiv#.4. kmgii,skon, Wit / 10 P In: :Imo 3.141; .taclks ! Bolin selpslims „gag. Inep t . 1 . *eh ,u, q . notate *.54 14 9 1 4c1V151). ,0 iiiiWgki . tig,,clV. a,04 itiAlx V -OW 4 4 1 - KIM 44tOkigik o,‘ Vl* f *KO' 4141.4 1 40.4104vartor.chspopei lilako 01 ( UP , . • *Yrs 4 1 Y4 lam e **.**4 7000. 1 w-, - . 1 0 1 tE9ifis . .9 1 the it n erve n erve A R4 ask kinA v ; WlMh9tllff 1A40% 4.4 I# B 4tROI.M#V I 4 I .4 I !MU, tile, tihet h l erc elßl4 943, . B # 4 tk le- VICIAIA A bf• ;110 IV 4 ) 4 tee 414 ,40* httittillV lbie rood eilkatti• • 44 Stith was thlt libei of 0100i' Opined. He stated in his atEdivi(i .thet'fie was,eF.: l glainied with ,Sir R..Seppings; that he,fiaffnevet bad . v . difference ieith . Fiir R. .freBplogs,.end Jut he :thetil Nat -UMW §or R. &prior comid.esed brnl to kiatittior of * itst4ck ark npon,ilim io ;he Naidstwie .Uazerile. 'He (the AttorsitpGeneral) had atficlavi.ts from seeecal i i3ersops,mlo s stotedAeit belief 'pat the libel applied to qfp‘a,ip .P.hiriie..Atid it upon these grpouilt that Ire Pow ,A4d,n4vs nypriC4 l o Van to the,Conit. I.ordtioxenonnTeke ktole to Ale* calf*. EARL DUDLIT V. R0155(5. This was an action brought by the Noble pl.ticit;lT, 40 recover of the defendant, who is an auctioneer, living in Warwick-street, Golden-square, the aum 0f.8,000L paid to him as a deposit on an estate which his Lordship had agreed eo purchase. The case was .tried before Lord Teriter,deo. at the last aittings, and the plaintiff was post uitsd, on the ground that she agreenseat on which she action was brought had not been drawn 14 on a proper stamp. On.a former day the Attorney-General bad obtained a rule to chew cause why the verdict for the sieleadani should tot be set aside, and a Pew trial'granted. The CAFE came on for argument this day, and it ap. peered tram the statements leo _both sides, that on the trial tbinoasuit had been obtained by a law stationer, who was a witness for the defence, swearing that the stinker of folios contained in the agree. meat were more than tie stamp on the agreement coveted. Since the trial the Ethos had bees counted, and it tanned out that the defensf,trit e in order to make oat that the folios were asoteia uunstscrihan thestaaap on the agreement could legally cover, had converted all the fiAures into words, and had unnecessarily intripolafed no less than 2001 aristr'igtß 4i - Whenever it, svasavrasiinte to 'Ns meraist so many act's, roods, perches, kc. they had always bee WWI al.ftli4A9 at#PY ass 4 1 44 • au iwrar gogdi pa' 14)D4P7 P 5160% lite r :I 4Ealaa4P rq 1119ifiag 'ghat Ztits .de pbßdote. ;.alt himself bput.4 i 9 ;state that NA inlta )IMl:Alkkr aaa7jaal 0004ot in this isctiPrq 110 0119 he 4 np intereg wiiatgatt ia the Wait arthe ereffFt 94 , it• 1 . 4.4104ei .(14P610A Iphipsioss ugly!! PO4 P!P to t he aCadP, 6 409fPaY, 111 FnasLiasita t be Rtiqra4 that ilia rule 40014 be made abielote with R4l. . • ...kbrtt TAWTEPREWe, fig 2(4064k tflt moue, hal peps; cpcyrf isi c.Alme ;I.c asssosacy•Rith suns. As 'hi AIt?r.PFY I Yii!ide4 tot ni aorzecs az c•. 1 14. c9tii; it?Offilhf Oat 11 etw trial Plight tt elm!, 4 1 ffidifiu; 5440- 124 either .lido, TilS can 119ePP",544,1440*Pf0r. aarise.arms tha azzal 041, mai* Palf scri4Cß4Fnt Pill 111400 if iMptias ant of 't as44c absalace; I COURT OF commoor ?LEAN -viondienia; 'WTI - 16s lc *44' . • • HANciici HoP4IPP WO 07414 c !; itid.; sb; fa this action the plaintiff *aught sp Mere, the on- . ii#e or Ittefal Garnish points Willne they had told wilts': defendants, who are the directeta at the GeOnfaal Mine chtrWenf- The case can* an tor ilia] at Guildhallo hippy 14r. Joitice 04seloo, het Isetate the itnite.wens vretigated, ap objection was tahen by the aleffindatit to. theadosisaibility in evidence of the deed by wbich the: *PO wile fght4Yer,i to ;bear, on lite MIAOW that it contained a greater number of words than the *temp on which it eras clump trtopld allow. The wards bating' beep colones!, 604 found to cumi the prostilsed num ber by 44, the plaintiff was ponsoited. Qn 4 40404 0 1.401 in this terra. Me, Sergeant WILD', obtained a splelo,abow_eause why that ,sunsuit should not be .444 tai sift 4114 a new trial panted. on the groped sif Anipaise al the objection which had caused ibe npliptit, defcreclaoss' Attoroiet haring repined 114414C4- *Stant Tatiana, Mr. Sergeant SPatraftn, and Prr.groll ‘l9l l appeased to ;how cause against the rule, which they did by 'event effideeite by the defendants' Attornies, noting that the .4orit,wai not prepared by them, hat by the bcdicitor to theCoat4 P 441, 7440 was aware or the laterlineation which ! had t been spade in it, and which had canted the elteti 04 wards. ft had since hccn kq 47 4 . Needs of the plAintiro Attel l l,l7 4 wha t o3*ht have eitl l oi4ooll and 41M14°14. Ikfle ken . Ftterned against any - oltjection that ache be:taken to it at:the tt IbmgßiAT ilasiqg 11 4 4 rd. the optima, woe of opi. Ail* the the4o l 9..sholllci be mode absolute, 011 0 a*paY , swat 91 ciotsr , gule ma* &Wdow, ARCHES' COUR; NOW. VD. , , . . •a I J1c1;1111s ARAIV , IIT anitacrr. Thfs: was a c tse or appeal in which the Court was ineoVed to act upon the pew rules laid Joan' for the aieleratkr - w of causes. It - waif spit' originally instituted sit the Cnosistoiiil Court of St. aii:o's the office of the Jui'dgehaing - prornated by the cliureir warden of a parish therCh ip Wales (the rerpondentiVainst the defendant (now aPpellraht ) fur brawling. The (hatter cg complaint arosi t out'of i refusal of the shinister to perform the mar.. eiage ceremony for the daughter of thi appellant, svho wras sib Nnabap.i.t, unless she submitted to he baptized ireiorditig to the lot ms of the church. The suit com• menced in 1 - . 824, and the defendant appealed against' the admission of the libel; the appeal was pronounced for, and cause was retained. The process commenced in this Courtin Deceruber.lB2t but no poly was given in by the rasppndent the romoier of the suit utider direction. .of 0* shocesan) kill. Jaarrary, 184. Tbif' subspaces:is proccediogs were so dilatory, that the' .sait was only at present is the first stage. It was `alleged, cet the part of the respondent, that there 'tad' been sown inination of abandoning the suit, which it ' .wopld appear was chiefly urged with a view of ewer. ,tsiaing waet)ves the refusal of the eainiacr was legal or not in such f4l,stl The present motion was to mead the Leila prebatoix. on behalf el thf respondent. t.to the appellant's behalf . it vii coitin#d that the delay and 41,a eriaior), of the %it were vexatious* and, Dr.Loshing• top. cosiameused wikla pe t it. seeeriry upon . a passage in, a liVt:if kw4l-*.t.4geme Prt,Y, which intimated tut the op k pit ant (wan war a poor Welch fauraer, .with ten . 04 goof Rug* be induced to. airy peecavi thiciask fait I o ut_ Woks , , 1 §if 4 4 20! ,til , KaP4s. the ,hi that the dot x of clie Smict, iq pi? cigs6 was nbeinirs. The. ((el+) hail been, :11,2 06, 15, alka 14 4 .0 c hits eicsisobil., inautmgh pi the , auk**. i.161.1p . , truiered it teapr!dierg to. Bows , top *a, gkei woa d, umwasli 404 *Noo . kiht yo oi!,c. obi defendant's heal The Court was booed to jkookimbe Ott; mid he siloold not simply dismiss it,.but decree the appellant. 80C *mike expensaram: .11tCssaanson v.. sunanatmow.• was a suit for divorce bt reason of adultery,in. ' by Mr. Robert Rithardson, in the East India ,ny's civil service, resident at *Horrypore, in the lodit.s, against Mary Ann, his wife. It came be ' Conic on an , objection to the admission of the The - patties were married at Calcutta in March. pnJ in December, 1812, Mrs. Richardson came island for the benefit of her health, with the chit leaving her husband inilndia, where be still re, As. Mts. Riehardson was under the care of the antes: Dowager of Winterton, who iu 1814 wrote I r. Richardson, complaining of the.levity of his wir e And toggegtins,that Le should requite her recurs tel India. A deed of separation was esecuted in 1816. la 18/9. it was alleged that Mrs. Richardson was living is ,qpgin,and.nottatious adultery with diffetent persons. It wasnot.tillithe -year 1425 that Mr.Richardson.mweated a frisay for the purpose of 'lnuring a divorce. Dr, D"Dsran end Dr. PICKARD otjected that sesterM of the articles of the libel woe inadmissible ; and con! tended that a,peremptory bar existed in its admissio4, owing to the laillei of the husband, who had thereby' caused the evil of which he complained. The Cctoar declined •heasieg . Dr. Jammu and Dr. Cum nwrom for the hush and ; eonsides ing that the libel was adna;ssible, with slew slight alteration*, ;ad that the conduCt of the husband had not -hew with as to raise a pereaopteey bar to the easterly he pasta& COURT OF EXCIIKUSR.—Taseaser. ' st cA,LLakaa is. SLR THOSIOR Tuvom. sear. In this case sut actioa had hoes sesusenced by tbd plaintiff, to recover the sum of 1751. whiell the plain. tiff had paid upon 15 shores in the Egyptian Tratlin Company. The aotion had been taistoented.agar Sir Thomas Turton, who was the holder of the sha and who had disposed of them, ea was alleged, of the Company had broken up. The plainti f f , howev being unati'm to prove his case, fi led a bill of discov er' against Sir Thomas Tattoo, to compel him so disco - evei y lac connected with the traasactiass; bat Thomas having demurred to that proceeding, tilt now came before the CAW for Argument. Mr, Foiliseel4im steel -Mr. Swum appeared • support of the demurrer, and eassesded, that as • • Thomas Tortola had atejaesed himself to a 'proccedi at Criminat Law, the tritt of discovery would have effect of furnisbihg 'el/ids-Ate in support of that pt ceeding. iliF Loused Veatlewas mid a melba eotharif ie. allottpree trf their argwaseat, and obseet that as this war an ladietableolfence,SirThostistoes i not to be callei, Own to motet the tateemogatories the bill, and width, if he was compelled to do, mig place him in greet jeopardy. • My 'tartar and Mr. Bnommtvg, who appeared 1• the plaintiff, argued Oar it would `brlMpossible to 1 diet Sir Thos. Tinton for fraudulently obtaining •• ~• upon the • sham, and . that the oaly .ptssisdiag • could be adopted was by an action at' law:-Ifisay 4 position was ppiclised, it was upon periesis.who wish have inquired' if the intended trade to Estill:mild ba been carried on with Mintage; and they olio • have ascertained that the - shaves, when they 'were or .chased by the . plaiptilf, wets at al:stoniest of oi ' per cent, whflpas a %hot tune before lbey *era Mt . g as 14 per cent. Mi. FousLasnut, its 'hiarXrly, Awned, that al thoilb fei'the 'sake of 'arga t• it 'wits admitted' . the a:legations in she bill were correct, and that - Thome: 'African had been guilty ..4 -the fraud impate4 to him, yet he trusted that their Lordships would miss Item their minds soy thins they had previously 'heard tesiecting ' this uansaction,* and lie assured them' 'that it was only in coaserrence of Vie eiostictive spin, ,44.11 t bed ben diopLoyo4 wotattbi Ste:Timm% that h 4 , cause lififitfe the Coos t to appose the bailor a-clitirovr e i l The Covet. said they Would talte*lnle to con , the case,' before they gatelidginent. unfits:tared sesserbeMin ;he neisbbssuchood of Chatham, sok ; osis3 Now the envirdos.trarithavb eztedd far and wide -z APpfilliat H9lo4tlteff is near, _and Strand.Frindtbury,..aed Crprr." e wished to inform the Court that Upnor was written This a in capitals in ale original libel, and .tat Captain stisosted I lips swore that to the best of his knowledge be wasthst outran! only naval Captain residing these. The libel went al st Ind —",ftut in this peighboustusod, however, my imigins- f ete t h e Lion . rested upon a person in themneairewession of libel. '1 whose countenance might be traced.the conscioospess 1802, an of inleilority struggling against disappointed pride; to Engle An.dl instinctively_eaclaim m rdi Thou art ,the att:" dren. lea . • •••• • t_ POLICE INTELLIGERICB, Taaterday Atka Mare* a black smattering portrait plater, wbd in been snowtimei 'at wick ar tin 'tra m at titian*, was charged with having couttaltted a **lt grow steak volt a Mr. Kinttor. The complainant. it appeared, Mligtllog down kfmk.laae, w astmlithed at reteiting a most efolteittiveitm the bead with& via. He mon perceived ' that be was indebted to the prinjwet fur the pompliment, ae4 narrowly ward_ another blow. The prime* tbrottentil stestruation to trill body who came Is his ways Mgt . wage kttgat secured, and' after a deaPerate Wawa* taken to obi • P DH lP ier ` It was 'Hums, that the prisoner was fop wow t before Aldeiman * up. a 41 ot mgmitcy, said t supplied to h t t _w, h 4l a in*ct h t.7 l 7A,P A erdwar d " asatis halt loosely about bim, did me look at all tile ;b ail sman being. The prisoner said that he w 44 druok at the timelte *track the Gentleman, with whom he *di oat pretend that be was intitnateq ittquaistird. Some pcopte 144. wowed blot with liquor tilt he was really to tumble, sour of emu*" be could Mt be supposed te be master of himself mail he pos seber. He was cotrimitted In default of ball. Ahiari nettled Mode*, was charged with baying ebbe ewe- 11 1 . haws from a poor infirm old min awned Snow. 'The • sfaied,that between eight and nine o'clock en Saturday night, the Piritoitor walked into the old man's room, in a house* Half Moon. ▪ llishopsgate:street, and said that be was sequatoted with his sin. The prowcutdr's wife, who is upwards of ninety-years erne, was In the room with her husband at the time. The prisoner asked for some gin, but was told by the old couple that' he bad. bad enough. die, however, went so the closet, and helped himself; .alact which he kit the room. not, however, without tit s kir l v o Lt i l hint tbe two pillows from the bed. A man outside the door him with the pillews'upon blot, The poor aged p toaccOfor was a real object elpity. He ts weedy Mosey yeah; odd; and he met with a serious amide* en retu home, after hawing given charge of the primmer. He felt over' topes which breweredraymen nee in letting down beer into ce4l which were extended across the footpath. Hie um/was sad his epee were cut and blackened by she. fa* • The Lose Mama add, Net en such steals.* ik *am tie t of these employed to bane a light On the spat, and earbe most doss that Me mastic should sustain's° laluey. The prisoner was comvekted flow nisi, and The L. Alaroa directed that the ,el what Ikail oceihrsid boy Out ocsliaeme of kia- , Notice _ 444 CMINWOO assistaut to a Merits Pharr. was charged with stabbtngiobn Mann, a tailor. The prisoner, who imliont fifty mars of age, bad been married rude* years. Willbio4, of whom Ike bs4 become Wakes, k net abbe, ibrty rause* sett keeps • 'Keit h"illea-Places Frtter.bsami white the primmer resided. Oa ' Moodily estpMni.die prisoner ariatariled with his wife. sod pursued her from oar loose to another. The amplainant cattle out of his Mime to ere the mese of tile disturbance, aid the prisoner stabbed. him be she sem ' saddireetseed to bill hint. Complaisant shit said their the larietwer had metesi times thresispeti so secrete 'primmer said that the camplainstat hod seduced his wilesasl ruined his peace of Mind for mt.—Tile cos plainain said. there was no ibstndation for the prisoner*, jet may, and the primmer was calo r atlltod fur trial - - Tetelmedep a entertain frees the Uwe: egivembefere Se R. Bee. eta the Sitting blarecrate. sued atm*, thst of the , monists vireo of t he eylenenste bridte 6 'he and o th er watereeta bete istrillit distemet tbe body of the &made, which. is at prellailleti Sri reerehtei it that paet ef the Themes ever slate. Abaft tea efebekehet mots ;jot he dinowereel l the et • wow Wog teetieant tin sseeeb ow the I'oo4 • which hp believed . tee he. that Of Mu/ Ara Wat.o !heel— Skive le the heel; fief' it la as *win the 'yearn Wo thalight It ke hallo It direr id! the einbeft of a Sim aeg i.e.* month entliree time /ewe k tbit a MOM. alt R. Wok gin IlelyieJeet welt Mow. ledge of the detested, it til MAI! 11101 to id. etify ? A m il man then in the Ace aid he trivia Identify her. Sic Rtcoaaochin dirosted• him •so accompany the wiser Which he weardalli did. The owner and 'driver of sf hackney•eoach, sod Pyley, a cad, wut dowsed with tiotoss and *murder'' , condoct.—Bean, s oatcho soN stated i that eahet` Howley, Hunt isakitat four, the much la spook s droveinto f.e.ustreet, and poled up near the Med I. 21 88 , cads, who were Inside it, and who, with the osedamse, see es intoxicated, got out and began hiershing the poor Rink e r u ses , an their way to Covent Gerdes. They then n et to so se i,i &asocial eboosesives. ad were so Ammo due the %Onss sp as his rattle, and, having procured easistaisce, took the prisoners u s custody. Their COO,llllOOl escaped. The watchman added, th e w, who were Ns thelialait of follow is g coacheisircre a cOmplete Lu t ist ; Mr. Hams sabikitwes high dose to cheek the procsediagsseek; dais et ponces for which purpose - he shook rola the p oosiss as far aa the kw snowed him. He should also seed a starea mest the case to the laschaer.euach commissioners, with • vim is mmilfy the prisoner, who sidferod such permits in ha cowl, lo os actin so lapreperly in femme. There-was-no cloak tin aeri e greaser portiosest coschwilikwierthst took Weavers po k e s s .and and these proem mad cads, with maw they k os ' s unutecteds p. ______ ItATTEIN GARDEN. dirfilellinenhaeged with ateabsig from Ibe person of Mew& as may, he buttkitighausshire, Oa tie. Th . ---, ... smagge„. 4 Me ager i n town, accidental*, tell in wi t h w i r — mi. sonar, admit aooanpenled to a public•house, and aftsorlualuo* together heoillii Willie feU asleep, and on waking tasidser ha oltio nose eel MO minder. The latter, however, was 1 6, „sopotimperhod by datenbible, when the prase and 71, a t . ; - ... i l ik :1111.1 .1rie vaidsol ia"Acrl ei ramikr"1" seins thb ra : w ot iin.. : 11. : theal :on w er alls;411111111.1 6 :he rragt h rw o7be rn he ild7 en en re ou t inbd nf me . s nc t ' e h.P4m d a n r t g c o e rii 'd c w‘di" o w ec llec it c h t he es' in .itadi t Lf : ll Z re 4 :elorsts. A ft ingar il l n l igesabe l : baer :: : : lll LAAt ae 7 tamerto LDO ni:riici tbU ociorGautbo G urun: H- r S n T . R.EasEfiTn.ed 40,. swift he Act of Parliament 57 th G oo 711 . for a c ay it t e tt t rui.d isi pe ng ,n isi dy, n e : aanti bi p or ta , : l : 7 the pariah In which the-offence took plan. A young man earned lines Naas, 'hiding in the Ibropung, inell.war ordered to glee 24 louts notice of bail co a char t it ellitellesintate 'lie of his doer. upon soraudispute that arose Li t Milloolle by alai dither, who know in a tieing state. ! Asery resportable &Goitres nen. named Ttoosatifway. Ira for a future exarnioados, on a charge of stealing a awa ne shop Of& Mr. Sykes, a bookseller, in Great Rastelhur t meaty, sod ninth be 'contrived too port into Ws pocket, et': pet boding to heron for Lord Syron's wort.. . lean Waver. amend Jon dolt;, Klima Anna ii , id AMP *Unix, were committed for w tail, on the ttifielbre =lmied the Nowistreet patrol, whet detected thou in the act of pleased bacon; cheese, 'am. from the shop 4 Ilt..tola Rifts( 'Wariewhattoht e lbolo. Una sum • Tossi depredators, mord aids Cope, airy pi ma , and Borg* ehoodlpi. Inn she committed to liewsare tor Fick* die porta Of a Gentleman roamed Philby, residwg in Patotren, :standee Tiara; of hit ban dkeirehret the night helm, in Catectty. Ogee, Itapsuarbdwand which %Offence they were detected it by use illibli ikeweeneepotelL )(ART-LA-BON NR , . A decent-Inkiag woman, et.smed flunts, was charged by Ur. . Ir. A. titnirk,Swith splawruity detshiing the sum otiAL los propery, Mr. Sad* stated, int on dm itch of August he shopped toe 2, Omit if Ibtgieleil tapes, folded together, in the mighaawh ee d 4 i er r atutoo•-iipere: He advert:sal thent, and gave soda et tie Ow* : in consomme, of ',hie. some weeks atm wariktisuaced glib tom the 'hawk of the defendant, who admiitrd tb.t she Wil Mid dna; and had mode use of dwelt, and torrid not mow reeve mennet". He did ass 114111 to prtsa the cue tolls earmay ; i idle would inure lag be would be cement. Mrs. 'Phipps said that as soon as she found the meg the ran to the police title to we If any reward was pasted mon the es& Om ofterwrrde orkieleked • them then times, and as as et tare forward to owe than, she considered them her property. likeywe ar3 to a woman who wooe& her when they were don, anon ;be red doe paid her emu s redeemed soar pkdgm,oolboogiasot Wrier she bad co 'Vent of. lb. Hondas' told Win bar totitkd to take a pot to pay for die ulna iiernetots, • bon wain t One, so 4 In Melt rig** de rt. neinder, steeping whet the loser might Moose to gm. Mesabi she wes iambic to return any. Mr. Mains deferred the cue t«, weal; and told her then to come prepared vial dm nog, or die 111211 K take the toaserniences.' UNION NALL Chat, a -droner. tem Ind 40a. for cations enidemens sheep, in illacitfriars.road, on Monday, whereby the pwrolitala were completely lamed i sad also for oat o taring Matadi , . W ontH IP:STREET. Yebarday Mr. Beteminnelvee his decidoe, at toseiderabla bog* on a point Mend inconsideration, as to the rekt en trustees of the notrepolitan nods to demand a till mkt de goo. rat tueeptho acts, ;ad not spoeided in the schedules of nh Cavil,. cap. Itkpasond expressly for the regulation of the oempoin roads. The question arose oa a surnmona by Dlr. Cobbot, po against a tellemor be the 'Stamford roads, who hod tars a tell if dd. on a was mlthloar wheels, and draws by oat hose, bring ea additional NO of en Aalf, coder the 'coeval act 3d Ge, IY.cay. 14d. charged became the felines of the wheels being less duo e *aches broad: The Manor/an mid that the shiest la making this distinction ho the tolls ehorpoilde as broad sad narrow which was dearly * iscourage the are of the Maser la poefance to the later, beam s it al y the w s h e r the mada Act oer 4 e ih nore Geo. liabk iv. i t t o wu bs worm all i d itati os ;P i : the soh eeceldra, that where so* additional tell had hem pre. Woody tan tit the trustees of rue, they sbiald 411 ("" to be idiom, anewitimansaling the pone of the Att. It en hoar admitted that the toil had been preview*, takes!, and Or only question that tontabled woe, 1 1 44 ' 0 . 1 41 n°l the add"" to Wider th 4 Fortner Act was seperarded by the operation of the lleteepiti aa gamm en A nwe et, ? in Geli caste . IV ;ra n ire leg th or . lo y iel we Ct r r me ise ineed ndy rbersiam! now oaf by that Act ? Referring is theatath Swum be food it ima ge d she thF tolls is the Schedules appended were to be taken, " 500", the restrictions and exCeptions in this Act, and also in the Li lbealqathe Aces. De the Meteopeolitaa Act the toll to e r world have hems but ed. fur dos schedule mid norms ad "C aa . to the breadth of whael% ; there was, however , alder 41 7r, Acts, an additional toil on narrow wheels, for tilt re , "'" ° stated, and that regulation was to be coanadered as 4 re. et'ac W the lacer Act. The suntamoa wasthoreloor alwaltal4. a" " Igni at" h. ci pe o n w e ig i ; lo ed. g cow el ibeth t t la pt e accalian sam " e imarem4alasd point ab v a r t e iß re mithe w a4keia. elod for l f w at e. day T:;: t...... : aeons bad boen item to tookatatiou Viral at the GM (Mv., by some oft • parties. eful Kennet ' Mr. linnooaron desired that if any thing an a%ru __,,,. 2 11akh distely aPpliead iamie warran est shor i 4 aiesi be lui t aar be p :p tire. lian, sod be wadi L••• INKOZST OK NOSODY—We raentiauted in a isle polo *idea, that *lass named *Manus -had talks de of the back window of a home in EKRl4lTret, eaJ tha in consequence of the severe injuries be had me:smelt' he was obliged to be removed to Jcivis•street Ha eapirelF in this Hollital last week, end his te.iy vas .interred withoet intrest. The Coroner having merited infornsation of the tircumstanee, repaired to the Hrs• pital- fields an &ochry last, and having sammened a proseeded to have the body disinterred, wbell tc ,ryas discovered that the resurrection wee had Men befotehaod with the officer of die law, and that although the coffin was there, the body was cons. Diskiergerder• BIRT Nov. IS, in Graftetwaireco. Dub H. lin, the Lady of R. Halt Rig. eta eon, slating the samba of nineteen children, Whom roe liefely. DIED. Saturday, at his reddeste lb Perdand-place, Hanimerunidk nth aged TS, fakers, Zig. Amine of.• History of Ratio d !aid osier Imam MAILS—THIS DA . MM. DM 1 i 0 Frame • Hamburg • Ihmakis O Ilwaien o Leeward Wands 1 1 Malta 8 ^maim •at. PI, tionsaaty andiJerry Liebe@ laseagbadee ewer Ayred Healed SI GI& WhaftJA . e • • • o 0 o e • EDGE TO MA". 29 minutes after 4 SS eUntite4 after me Nemoleak /ehtidied be Awe Merles. do , ?"r' at the Szia Orme. No.l ,Piclittt-plate, Terail•Sok • Pr.