Star. — London, England, 1827-11-03 00:00:00

was an , .... _ • •Ilfr:Cittitir • - Mr.Ventwer , , _ _ - tilivardareiges for the most severe injury one man letteld inflict on another. The parties had been married Oche years; the Lady;Mies betty Maria Tyler, was eirieladed from a highly . respectable family, her mother king the sister of the fate Lord Tepthain ; they heed . Illtinnly anti ilifectiotiairely together. The defendant :Isis * ' • •painter, and lied been Introduced to the Oa' • -hY oast of his most iodinate friends to paint fa )111tly portraits. Ibis led to an acquaintance, and as he ...ts well introduced., and Was a man of goad chink,- . lit end inthavioer, be was invited down to thaplain • , jilllPs.hpiare near Sittingbouro, where he was most hos - frithlq, received by the plaintiff, ,who little thinight %lit 'Mt 4111 he shoild meet with for his kindness. .The • s title was about fatty; his wife was ten yeati younger, • the defendant was About the same age. The plain- At • itted' die counter and came to town, and-lived in ' . -street Rut some time, untilhe .was persuaded . ~. , . • - . -• hisVrife-to „go to a boarding-house, where he.. af. ...., -• • • vrerde"lived. _He had lot 'been there a month - 011474 the defendant . ertinis and boarded ;••• - e . dare barite ; but se goartied was I-- • Ilhal not ii occurred t • ihitise.4Cof IFebriar , • Aros, • - nt'initite, oa " ...0 4 ., fa ;; m ii as 'fiovv -- • • laic adltietsterrn. fibie real state of - the *here hi tbOught u wait *ibis siggistimi ther,lived. On his __ .: . •to• Indgitig where she was liViegt aritithedidend4 . sbi, iral prettified upon toque hon t and logo t 3 the bons' cif' iifiibild of the plaintiff, where she retneined fora short . (tr e e, pad thei agent crest away . to the dejesdant, with 1 Phots the his sake lived. By the settlement of, ber roperty, she nil become entitled to a cansidetabli sallaf "penile, mother's death. • - 1 • Mrs. Harriet Robinson was Mese* at the marriage of Mt. end:Mrs. Anthony, in, March, MS. They were iiirri,d ittllt. George ' s Chords, Blowier-bury. lefties cobb .produced an erasained copy .af the 11.4 . " - Of the carriage of the plaintiff with Miss Betty • iim Withe M-11 have known the plainsegrin4his wife eve'. sinee . .etseir' marria_ge. ...I was in habits of in. Olney with them. The pariff at the time if his Viriffage Wise a merchant, and resided at Srt: '. He andhis wife lived together on very happy Wass. She was a Lady ofgrea,t pe,rional attractions„ a irety:harAlioase svoinia.TheitksiailE is now about forty, die iikbeat Si. Ciptiin-Ssreettnattknew Mr. and Mrs. Anthony when In France in 19t2 and 1923, and saw them very frt.- ritrently during three or tour month,. They appeared thlive op very alrecticinate terms. Mt. Watben re.ealled, proved a letter to be written at the hand-writing of Mrs. Anthony. - Mr. ;Beckett; 'the Plaintiff's attorney, proved that Mrs. *nail's:Twits, at the end of November - 1824, the • date (hat letter was wtitteta,. a t .Linstead Lodge, near hittingbourn. Mrs. A 0, 1,., •• 's mother wasp sestet of Lard Tejuhans..: . . .- . • • ' . Tae' letter ;war Pet tat-end-read. It airy t_l44lll- ‘ := ':Airdietty • to bet lioAsand, the plsiatiff, hid etus inelatterful and iffeetiosite terms.. ' . ' •.-- 41fts.ilrown—I was iatisnately. acquainted With W .lad' Mee. Mee. Anthony; I know the delesdant, •Daoiel Coe!: fties The is a portrait painter, and as such I introduced him to the plaited, and he painted portraits of tMrs.Aa . dimly and her mother; be became intimate with the plaintiff; and Was, on my recommendation, invited down sisfbis - house ; wear Sittingbeern; he painted bait pint_ airm Am, for [have seen setae-in that neighhibe s . bea' Obi defendant is aback 29 orSi3 yeast old. , -.. • 4111;ratii Savage—Dia* lived in ire plaintiff's-seiiiee 0..; Mr.* Aathony did live vt Middle-Cottage, *der b eet, Sistingboaro, end h eat dierehe carne divaaatnito No. 4, Aturidel-street; I knew the defendant fast at the cottage, and afterteards tat Arondel-street; • fhtDeeenthee last . hir.erid Mrs. Anthenywent to live at Sees, iterenelds's, who keeps a boarding house in Comp-. dris-street,-Brunsviickatoare; after they had been there a few weeks, the 'defendant came ind lodged in the lloweiheuse; Mrs. Arideeny left Mrs. Reynolds's house •:aue:flittuday aseraing..in freialuary; I. dowse know ** deg o4the.wenalv; she told me.she etas going oat; 'bar4esbatial -was not at -home, btu came in .a. !: stalestes abereenist, he inquired for her ; 1 tald - : tl Wire.-- .ol6l4t ares : Mitts_ isi4 be 411 16004 4 en ealted ins a t. h asi ere rch she „ e t a s e made ,lisrluir., Tiber , iffeesdret.lioane that day. I lasespilmerkiesir,4 &dells* monsabber that he was -ailed k wberatlien.dbirtsbasotbadtgetsei or 'lsis saying that.- e thotsght .0w bad goat .to arrypacticular :place. Hail 11411041•FliPildPetfoLciatate_geet trpoo the plaintiff; he WS 1011101116 0 4 1 f 1 114 . hr 'A .A tte, Oover the next 443;18440 8 .44".91 04 41 1 *. r, *pd. Mte.nthony ap ps nseij apramp,lietia :trety,happiLy all; the time I watt Witkelpillt. He iwat a vary atteritisaAasitAffatctionate W 447 4604 , _____ • 44 %Pr 1 ,4 t danbalirlitss iisynoids, 1 1 1 1 9 ifrllwa; b4041411-#. Weir,* •N0..19, Cotawwwureet, 1 EeNiffriiiihollll 2 lk litlft.othdimu. Anthony,lived there. .9.7o 4 ooscckto nlye l veryhegpily.; he was very atten. rfe clos •ailerasitt r t his eve ono With her . The %-id.Osttt fft-.111.7. Ys !thee. flecame %Iraq!, sgrisetkafter. , sAd: q..'Anthoity. His man ner towards 'Mrs. Anthony appeared. very reserved ; there was nothing in their behaviour that could excite aloisatOcttp. r, Writften -reeelleds-The•plaintiff came to my tieneett . 44444awrio i loct on Saturday, the 9d of last. Ittfilaiblatilitoldineticejle bad oleithis house. He ~.. , ;a,• • Peifirato be jilt a very •distracted state ; I ac.' • that anilt,e • itrities alba* 'her. We went tOiiiiT;gy Os hems. The'defeMiata twat not there thitt,'MAti. •rev; Om on that everting.. tint about Mra much surprised . question, and fire reakirdret.: her mother: go the slat trnade maw& bring traerd, a, in P ; iecws- bre Ass paw aerie wilb me. , and thee she cod remember house. Mrs.' .niibtsbuidge, cud+ inghaat•Jßaee.' xe'be nhe de-J LAW INtilititGENCE. COURT Olt ittNtreiPal. wienowiti;r• Wm— re Lard treessasa and a Nadal Airrnosta adatsae cWslatin. was an aconite( Criii.Con. It was not defended. "914. - Ciurti Opened the Pleadings, and Mr.Viliewst• shortly stated the ease. It was to re- ell4s,itint'll'imaAes thereat about nine on 'Of flyailsisfffisked him if he knew anythin A n:7 1 tersaid'besid not, but was nn stiffly 'Minn risking Niro such a ques eds . 4iseiipittitiff to go to Dirge/When kitillf Ilks , evesetieenee the plaintiff , did 00111111 tee Abater. After his return ~1 Tfigktr i t:iert.; ' # l . o 4 l teteino oi,:Ar, I 0 1 04 .,h 9t1g e ,?! . lgti.! Wtthaaj! - 1 .64 , 451•4%. RP paw/Agog M 4the oisiiisdantmith nes. J vailed•npost to lease the house, and tees ao • Za . *Mk Me Aimee e fuettlitilt, lift may I 'knew Mrs. 'filphielt, el Nei ktis neeSiti.,Aglhotly, at my App, Idnirlavaretwg me, went to Katt' '4° "sl atnike. 15, Blieltil A - , iiitheis knew 1 -'lk,AnsiV rirksiis ft.. MT MAlgerawn. 40, OM Smiley, • beam Mr Pena arba feeler the 1 s illta*ini sferibit4 a TOON" balm +anteing DAlnaVaa4 ?pelt", No. W. Louden Wall. _ _ _ fendant, took lodginp•of use re-last, at about 1.24er 1 wife. He came on, and desired for his wife had , 'an hour. At five -As knew to be Mrs. and she lived together they suddenly went ase; the defendant came to ' Mrs. lies 'tninster. The defendant Vebruary last for himself a, Anthony, whom be called in my house eight days. ' Mr. Watban tend Mr. house, and Mrs. Anthony went away. • Mr. Beckett recalled—l have been for a long tithe the attorney for the family. In the event of MU* An snrsiving*her mother, she will be laid td from to 7,0001. for her own pr. perry.. I.:. Lord TENT/Ann , said, it seas clear dupe 'iSitlkVse . • Idiot was cognizant 4 Mrs. Anthony's imeitiofi to leave the plaintiff's house, and as.there.was no doubt I Criminal conversation had taken place, the plaintilrs right to recover was established. It did not appear hat the defenclitnt was a •man of any property, but ihether he had property or not, he mo-t in some way compensation. There was An evidence of.the any studied arts to engage thailffec.. which were frequently rest -ear a.. this kind. . . _,• ••• plainiii—PansagiiSool. • ,aOA . INsT MALICIN ANb OTHER*.. • indictniese for a cOnspitacy,, whieh 'oe ill three o'clock, %hen ill tie deters. hs Lordship's dioextiob, getable& ray was the prosecutor.- The to lct. .defendants with conspiring to sepirtlfte his. wife ) Saba (Lisa Bray. After ti,e trial /is over, Lord Tearrantiatt turned round to the Ito; potter's. Nut, and said, w Thi, case is so unfit to meet the pffiblie eye, the whole ought to be buried in obli vion. i ho s t; and trust that it may not be laid before 've puhhc. ' Under. these circumstances, we feel it our ty to asAiiiit fiom laying the case before our readers. room, in ball • The climate of Constantinople, for the latitude, is use of the coldest places in Europe, u ih • freweiling wiads are North and South, Blowing direct!? illicitly) the Bosphorus. Vl'inodern traveller has aptl) ions red a resident at Constantionple to a nun in a thorotwk clraught, or standing at the muzzle of a pair of bellows: Voiet•tion is scarcely a fortntght forwarder than. in gland, and fires are agree •ble in thesaiddle of dip it, Althsagh the neiglibourh•md. of the city esbabissnosieb verdure ascould be seen in Smarm dirityreommeths. in the world, yet batter can scarcety be prneured, ;On the milk is net thickets*. ihnincat, been bad dm nagement; is likewise very billion; &nosh is not 01f/w -ed to be haled tin the end May ; psi k t whew w les son, it excellent; -and, thoegkthc batches , porn.' emir. mous sum for the privilege eioiling it, the price deeil i not exceed Bd. the pound :• of ish!tbete great alms danceiand of the most extrairrifueny thfitittallit ' *gess but in general very infant_ to what is A:aught en oaf coasts; the shell•fisk p articular, ii - oilitioat -without flavour. • ,•• The, e are no fewer than 8 0 $ continuing" under sew: tease of death •in Ningate. vis.-53 ogles and 10 te.- //ales. These were convicted •at the Sepiomher and October Sessions. The 'lhreolder's vep sa. which-win be inn& *boat the middle-4' thar . potsitreniOnth, it it eipected, include entribano : pelboa*4 who I ,* • 'awl at the 'Sven** -fiessiesa. , nonther - of - whom is 95 soot's and 6 featMles. Thursday abaft noon, a. hea , y Assad anger soul. box, a Icing geld chain, and other valuiblekwere•stolest iipm the premises of Mr. lharontar, of Brooke's Mal* • H oibor n. Yersiday afterpoostwO Duffers practised.their call ieg, with siccess, on a counteyman . frotn Le.cekrer. id the vicieity of the Town 11.11., by palasaig Inns it Coat, waistcoat, and a watch. 1ar,41: t • hitt rn4 catty worth -15 s. Both made nif. aided Ity• the a.,4: leaving the hornbill to pitt•up with: bia lass in the !•est way he could, whin,- on leannsig-his•disinter, wept Mei great -baby. CASUALIIIS 1Y rim rink iffklit.aTtle dinterne publicans, and various shnplicapara•ia 'the oitighbner4• hood of the Thames Policeellet.listire tuflltred sevest , ll , by the unpreoedentedly high t•de of Wednesday. : my the cellars have been completely inundated. Mm. Cad), of Globe -street, bad all the pipes unconnected , from the beer butts, and has sustained lows( franc' • 401. to 501. Mr, Lewis,..the ironstone?, had his work shop quite full of "niter, and the Mach's elquilimg twits; bars of iron, articles of furniture, the-Wait *Mows, At. were mingled. en *Noe, like a recoad chaos. A ~. *ottani, who keeps I Maple in a eelhu • in• Ott . . street, was nearly drownedan her bed: she had . to bed , early, indisad to leave it, Mid Walk up to the 'middle in wow toeseapr. Mr. Herbert,cif the Wager. lman's Arms, had:two betts of beer eomplettirstaved lin, and the contents , lose. The cellar at the Thastes Office was completely'flooded. -Mrs Clark, of the-tilack Roy, hadins beer butts foaling. tit. Kolbe:tines Decl4l 'at five o'clock yeaterday, presented a morwfaeourable appearance, the: . water Iseiz o ;r iv et Maki, lower t nor. does there appeirtaishatiMlC lloo.4Merus stint apprehended. • :. .: . • . - i. ar Last week .4111-iliwfittelllivardbe•steir`bril a irgl Akncon gave 414'butler I - Weevily liken 4 which, with saki isialtno viswpreeipitated '6)10 :tbol river. The weggolatt *nil lbar -horses -ettlte•ktlierh—o French P.a. - Monday two eottertsoners‘entered the .bicillatoß. Dr. Waite, setWoodford, Fates, under pretracedfellfer—; Mg fruit for.salsi, and cartiedawsy trewrisivaliPitertea.i pot and ailverJcodke.put. . , . 1 Thursday, is a :osan wasoileariwgthewittdlrotwthei bottom of the /draw River, near thiltratched Hottse,lie . perceived a barna Boating. He ieirsediately . pi attired ; the dregs,. when the ''bodies•Of 'two tespectibly'dressed . young winners were takes tap. and tarried-to Islington Clime% to be owned. Oaten them was recognised by her 'friends in the coarseiii . the day, but the other re-' pained unclaimed last n)ght ;....taidid that of a young, man; whirls was taken. frostinearirtbe same spot yes-i terday. . Ft idary ve'nnight a thialithil.toseh accident occurred: tat Buxton. One . of the accommodation keaclies Which run during the seams between Ruktei and Sheilleld was on that day going at full speed, withOst locking-al wheel, down the bill *near the Grove Inn, when the horses became unmanageable, and the coach was trp-1 c.t. By this °catastrophe all the patsengers were notich 4 l hurt; iv female passenger, far advanced• in pregnancy, was so injured as to leave bat little expectation alter recovery; 'Mr. Hutton, the -respected •father of Mr. Pima 'Hytton,ironmonger i Congleton, was so severely wounded, his arm beingrimadfally lacechted, awl Other , `injuries sustained, that he will tie 'probably etuteneklaal thehed of sickness for severed mona., tintHisedittilieli‘ the Cuachnnsakaditis leg bodice. .., ‘. ~-.7'..; _. stated, that oe •Wodweeday rveeleg, at IV o'clock, warehouse, having hiked the deer, tbri,keybolle of which th an icon bar, and well padlocked. It appeared sey pertes could get into the tiremises without violet: wee bet nest morning it was found, upon that plunder badbeen going on le the warehouse .'s abeam The desk was not only broken open, _ had yielded to the skill of the thieves; they not tmlf . quantity of outguess and other spice, a bill of exchange .id a check for lel. Isht they actually carried siff Id books .nt belonging ter the warebottee, the lots of wWit would of mane have been attaaded with the greateat incoeveniesce to the liesiu•—au inconvenience upon which the thieves calculated for their owe profit. lotelidgence having Wee given at the Mansion House to Mr. Cope, the Marshal, that Dicer suspected that Turnky was con. tried In the robbery, .froerthe very masterly manner to width it had been executed, and rent, accompanied by Charles Elerdefield, the Marshal's man, to Turnley's house, without delay. They found Turoley at home, and asked him fur the keys of the upper rooms, which be accordingly delivered to them. Mr. Cope found a small quantity of spices. and Herdafield got hold of the Id volumes of account books, wnicb were up stairs in a place .f security. He also found a crow bar, a'ilark lantern,and a phosphorus box. lin Parse Lanett said that he was not at all surprised at the blustery.. It was impossible that property could •be secure whey nohnslyrensained In a warehouse to protect it. •Turaley was folly committed for the robbery. He admitted that the dark lattern and crow bar, &c. were his. 110 W.ST MEET. very respectable looking elderly man, accompanied by a friend, appeared authia office on Thursday evening to coMplain avian the money:takers of Covent Garden Theatre. Having been des boos hi trimming Mr. Kean's performance in the character of Si r Gies Okcinimit, the applicant and his Wail procee4ed to Me ph entrance tisk Prince's side; and there inquired of the money taker whether lorieltaissoorn 2 " Oh, yes, there is plenty of scandals' room," . iltswer ; so the applicant and his friend paid their money aollested on. However, they found that they could not obtain .srf any description, or even pt a glimpse of the stage, cense ,pently they came out again, and insisted upon having their money mimed to them. The money taker, however, reined to comply, saying he had no such 41mM:tiny. Mr. Alusenum..-1 have no doubt, if yes-take one attar officers with you, the m will be mtidamorUy adjusted. Garduter, one of the principal officers, accordingly went with the prolvmen,so the theatrr, anal shortly afterwards returned with ' Mr. Thomas, who is-orie of the money takes, at the pit entrance, Into Covent Gorden - Theatre.. . • Mr. Thomas said, that refunding money is a thin a mosey taker would not be warranted in doing. • hit...bitathusr,--Then I declare it is exceseiveiy shameful to take .1 ben there an Moo. 17.Thonws—it is not the fault of the money taker. He gives Moe, party a* check, and that check is given by • him 'to the door- i lyisper, who.drops it into a box, which is locked, and the key of, , r imcla is always in the powessiiin bf the treasurer, and:therefore. the , wbotsey taker, has to account wording to the checks In this box. If de were to-refund, be would have to do so out of his oven pocket. Mr. Aliaratona.—l must . deelare the system to be a very tiactossa, met a very viotuumw s and onrs that might to be cancelled.—Why 110 jou take (stoney with youltnow the house Salad? Mr. Thomas—ltisirnpossible (or a money taker to know by SO air SO the smother that has - got in. - oe the money will not be lost: erntUally. as if thirtetitlemen will, allow. me to indorse his paw, tad will tike it to the treasurer to-mousier ourniog, he will receive an order the any other night. Mfr. ithononst.t.-13ut suppose tbe Gentlensan does not choose to to another night, or is leaving town ; what then ? Mr. Thomas—Why, It is a rule % I believe, not to return the money. • Mr. Miesnott-v-Nothing can possibly be-nsore unjustifiable in ,any opinion fie trovr.thet this used not to be the rowans. . Applicant—And so do I too, Sir; I confess the modern rule seems to me to be a public grievance; and it is on that ground, end Dm for the object of the money, or even the disappointment,-that I have taken the matter up. Mr, ,kigtmOtt...- I think, Sir, you have acted very plyanti the public ought to be obliged to you. Fut if you will take my oft *hie, you will summon the Lessees of the Theatre to the Court of I Conseieuee, where you will recover your money. •• • . r Applicata-1 will, Sir , most certainly adopt your suuesdon. I . Here the motet concio;d. A dseek4aker belonging to the Adelphi Theatre, was charged amannipg tic arm of Mr: Whitmore, an uncommonly. hand , some boy, of four yearn of age. • I be child's father stated, that his wife, child, viz :elitism. and hMiself, went to the Adelphi Theatre en tbo evening of last Moo day. When going Plaitibssed three checkewith cash, and his friends provided dummied' • with ,uegoisslons on the same terms. After he bad handed his three Cheeks! to the defendant. he rudely peined. the child by the arms, and swore that ft should not go in Unfelt was paid-tor. Mr. Whitmore in vain endeavoured to be tincat him that it had, been paid for, but be would not listen to res . sou, tared would have absolutely refused the child admission, kid cot the money.taker Mterfered. The detendant denied the charge, and said that be had not using the (tide in tbe 012111 fer described. • Sir Itte so—Burp Suppose, Kr. Able . yos 1111 be Car test with an apology blr. . • Whitmore-914 certainly, SieltiehariL • Mr lismiartn—And to lithethe tat/ of the witneergeld:feri- I L Web it iva ease fur coves. The dakodant aarenf to the paepeeed terms.., Ph dim, that tail had dome asyllttng to Ibeadd that werunrietteglerinteVery Win o' 'far lt,:add 'Atha swore: HvforrarArbiin : 41 thigid Iris put tattle Dar, urban au eldithibludelhdriklasdd Blunt, staid, T hat do Saturday evening he was pawing up °newelh atreet road. .When ("peek! Nnethantptr.aquare, he was . - 'remanded by.four men.'Zinst of them (wise* be believes to be the Boner) snateliecT his watch and ran 'away ; be called kit stop ai4 and the prisoner was secured. Mr. Temithis,a butcher, in Sinills.stivet, bled thir ems rim out &tabs dorm the prisoner was poising, whoa be twined him by, oilier. and gees Wok charge to the watchman. The prisoner was wurels6l at the watch-horse; nothing was found on him; bat on esamining the spot. where he fell, the watch was found in the mud. •Hewas fully committed. Mary Lkeet and her female servant were charged by Mr. Mooley, stf rausatOckillsee, of taking an apartment inks house under false ' In his absence s she engaged with Mts. Manley but he. ro i ding te bad neither reference nor luggage, refused to atcoanno- slate her, when words arose, and they were sent to the watchhouse, I when, the mistress was recognized by Hutt. the Constable, se ca liqinOntance of nine years standing. On being diked bow she ob. I v SPIII bier living, she replied that she sometimes resided with her fiends in Breconshire at others she obtained credit where she aid, for which her husband, -who resided in. Devonshire, and Mists she bad not seen for thirteen years, MN amenable to the kw.—The Magistrate thee ordered them both to be accommo dated widimekable apartments in the House of Correction, in id led,* coameniataancot of the treadmill for three months. MARY-LA-BONNE. , "Testataajgra. Winifred Tinder:tat, a very smart young Lady, lerue‘harged with assaulting Frances Halliwell,.ber servant. The girl complained, that on Saturday last hermistreas pinched. m ere arms, and turned bet headlong out of doors, without any cause, cepting that she broughtlo less rouge - for threepence than she ea. ed, cud refused to take it back, for Miss Emma Vomitld (a fair and fashionable Belk, rsbo stood in the olfice by Mr.. Timber* lakes Bile) bad twetsoine of it rather face, and the did not hhelo wrong-the-shopkeeper. Site still bather coniplaked, that Mrs. Tini• berlike withheld her clothes and her wages. Kra Timberlake said, the glsicertaltdy brought much leas rouge 'then usual, and when she desiredher to take it back, chattered' for a lows time, and was iusolect, and although la consequence she wee mined into the street, it was done without unnecessary violence. . Mr. Mosatus advised the parties to ratite, and settle it lbetiveen themselves ; and before they left the Magistrate's *Moe, Miss Emma IM.Dooald begged it might be usderstood that the name was re ***aid to colour silk stockings, and not to be used cube face.' The girl's mother olfwed on her part to withdraw the charge, If by Wagee sad clothes were given to her, and the cost of the war-, rang paid, but it was not accepted. Mr. Timberlake endeavoured' Ito procure ball for his Lady without success, and at throe o'clock else tantalized in custody. ..1 • , • _ QUEEN-SQUARE. Yesterday Mrs. Saionmsa Onsise, was brought Up on a peace war. Lumbago* W. A. A. Wain; Ea+ charged will &nankin/I *4 Zutlaarl, one of her tenaota. • PrMss Mr. Stewart's - statement, it 'primed that 'Mrs. Orm bad tome to Ma house Or same rent, when , Alooddis .IMin, ganef Alm both Wei mad blackguard, and eu4smigWilMl Mew her rag la hia fem. Mr& S.as Kolar, partly ctatrated Ala •• • v. who was most And ad. saw caw! W •;:hit , by :saying . lOk• that hook (pointing to the Setae) and sorter WA balk . • ii 141801444.41 Or lies 4 408 k a hem / 'fourteen nonntis aim esollt.se , was mote nevi" why 131.. vsliettetay ONO. id 4 • Mak Aar* fly 31 It UM* isanhamll th kite a man tee him to tarry them 4.1 ,4 shnot.l not hive damn. I •houltt think. I bow e‘' yomompia ls . lints( bin* 'thirty-Mc years MR ; and whet. IMY Ridekelorldge, wbrre Mt. nation the ale bunter, won ins A lt Canteen lirevrasy r veho know. me_ L eval, said —" There," says bi t , gotstiout of the perish the most honourabiest little woman to ta w world! —( Rears of hlittoer • H.4and—For GOV* sat; my deer, doo'csalk so fast. waers..4.l o se ao with your story. We shall never slew an and. _.. Mrs. Orme—Very well. thew I went to Mr. Stestaet' s t , :detnand the rent, and be 144 he did not know me, and skit at h e t 1 aganillg Mktg a note frost my, hatband. Well, N a a s I. / lonlawgkt to know we. I thus had seven houses in iba 1 sod I told him to ask Mr.—if I Was nut the most itasuun ablest little woman be ever knew, bat I thought he warmed ta , to thew my marriage sedans; hat a carried woman, vow Wai , ,hi p , only think of that : If I bad howl M. loomosillsleed,ht skat fiat wasted a note. Hu band—Don't Sinus so fat, any dear—(Loud Ikesta ts .). Mrs. Orme—Vet7 welk,Chen," Get sot of the hews.," sass b e , and hi t pushed me out ; but, your Wheal?, Is not a wife all ski same? When I was at theater with pry hashend I stskrttoste were the same. When I was at )IJahharifietaw, in gh t ". l 4 l vest I Alla Mr. Waits—Really sU tills has nothing to do with the taw Mrs.Ortne--Very well,then I efhployetlibruker nis e i t he „ e t i by the by, he charged Us. mid Upwind+, and I gibbing - lp ewe brokers.—" a pretty metier indeed." said I to my hothead, sa. told hiss to so aid work for It. With considetsble difficulty Mr. White stepped the defence, for the volubility of Mrs. Urine's tongue board several attempts to stop it. Mr. Warm addle bed heard-a long dginseskt story withsalle Silence, and die iniut find laiL Mrs. Or me.—Find bail, indeed, re serve him out for t h i s . . Husband.—Yes, my de;r, I'll give him e Mrs. Orme having trodersdber bail, bounced out of the po et in high dudgeon. UN H A LI. Mr. W. Cobbett yesterday brought complaints agna t e ' , offal Tolloolleetors e• the fiarrev-road Your. The principal t ea i e ., ferried again* John Wendt, the collector at the hi.r.b. Gate, who charged the driver one of the Greenwich stages, in which hewn perfectly *tined by the Deal Act, nib toll, as often a s b e ps „,„ / through, so his way from Greenwich to Charing eras,— Atotbit case wan brought against IlearyTidoev, at the same Gate, under tbi Local Act (I (ies. IV. cap. tin. sea. 50.) in *bid a witness m i med Philip Walker, proved having paid Sid. With s ran, in ►ns. ing through. This sum, Mr. Cuhbetc contended, was tan much by Id. The Magistrates, however, no referring to the lad and ite vend Turapiks Act, adjodged that the charge was right, sod Oil mined this case as well as the other.—On first of the dame Casts; fear others. depended, of a similar nature, in which all t 4 ►ummuooes hawed; were discharged. , TOWN HALL. Among the crowd of paupers that remand themselves /et elk" were two shirtless, shoeless yowls men, who had ftespaesth na► plained of being mused relief lsj the parith of St. George. The Miiiisniteilesired one of the Meet to tile the pour fot o ., to t h e Overseers, with his mammonist* fertimenrdi to attention re t h e e. wants; and to inform dactyl:hit lie had Come to the determiolUOCts enforce the attendance of . the Overseer., by appostaing em day is the week, to answer the numerous application. slighted by their us derstrappers, and in default of their appearance to issue round. orders. . • law Mama** gaily lo•Ung girt, cutler peel of Tnoity.street, was favour,ed with a convoy timeline to Mums, for dioranly acts, in atatsrept of several wannest she hod received. THAMES roLicx. A lad fourteen years of age was charged with steatitic fens we. tbtt boy the - Whole of his Oahe'. bedding, Ste. Wilins Alder stated, that sheet three weeks ago he left the ship Senn, «EA was that tying in the . London Docks. Oa leaving the dip he wishetli•tolat his elation in a place to be safe tilt he got anode* bent, and employed the prisoner m assist him in taking them to the** of *Mt...Able, in Wldte Hart-yard. After heating t h eta the prism& *Mt at three different dines and took away the whole of the Mop, telling Mrs. Abel the peoseestor had sent biro; most of the articles were traced to different marine itoreshops, alien tbepri• snatched .lid them. The provecutre said he had ore rim the pruner authority en fetch the Map away, nor did be how ; were so tato till he went to inquire for them ois hoot pea .boordvastber ship.—Velly committed. MARRIED. , 4 ,.4i.fidtelielnaerele, the Rev. !leery Butuaby Greene, Vie** 'tarsi to Amelia Wooakeek. youngest daughter of the kate " ea/At, Reg of L,tarohea•Jun. Thursday, at Sr. Maim Church; Bury St. Edmund's, the Its. Sidos7 Gtdice M.A. Fellow' of Catharine Hall, Cambridge,* Elites, eldest daughter of Mr. Dieekee Bury. • • DIED. The end inrt.'fn the 40tryear Ohio ay, Robert Caln,ehlesthea of Vice-Admiral Barton, Cana finder in the Royal Navy. At the Rectory Hoote,WaHingford, Berk+, the Rev. Wm Taylor Garnett, M.A. rivileatcof St. Pemer'4, in abet borough. Ha w wised with apopleiy whiln sitting in a chair conversing wafts po kist slop busioesr,and lii - Eeppel-sfreet, Riosob. aged U, !Arm_ some, vi t Y.A. late of Jesus Colhqpillrhip. NEW G ATX. AND UNA D*l4 Li MAltitgrA. Os id to 4s Od Veal ts Ott. Si 411 ticks Ss od to is oil Pork - ...... * of to is taTeit OF SOPS; reit CWT. Nos.'L • itinr tsieflois. I • • us. PA. ILQs rent • 78s to 11254 teat ...... Ib4 Busse: kap; 781 to 7055,1 goat 7 0, 's' warimmi isos to ittoo--Secoodii. Mi!! F 4 . Ditty laid at ! el :opoci__:_i__;_;,;;;;... PRICE OF LEATHEit. • ilesibresstsig Hides. ... ... • Ind to 144; dillinon Ditt0........: ... ... ttd-te 104 Crop .I:lidet,3s to tolbs for erttieftia 144 to F 50.: Ditto 45 to 5011 s 14:4 to Calf Skins, 3V to 401 i - to 244 Ditto So to 74Sho 234 to *I Ditto 10 to Ilia i 4 to al Small Side, eireenhae... .wayi94 to end Tanned Hone job to 17d Spanish Hone'Hides 414' to 474 PRIOR or TALLOW, SOAP atc,,pec Town Tallow 46s 04 Yellow Soap ..... . ...... set 01 Yellow Russia ... 40a Od Mottled ........ 86' od °A Whits ditto —s Od eurd ..... .....••••••• %W. ditto —s Od Gracea... •••••••••••••• us ,,, WWI/ Stow ...... --a Od Good Dregs * ..... '- Tallow imported front Et. Peterolatergb, aged rot*. . • Ditto front Archangel, 1611eNts. • VOURSX OF EX Amsterdam l2 3 CF. Ditto at sight 12 0 Rotterdam... 2 U 12 4 Antwerp 12 4 • Ifamburgh 21 U 36 IP Altuna ... 21 U 36 10 , raris,7,4hy'silight 25 35 bftto .........4 U 25 as ...... ..54j ..3SI ,CHANGE, %ow. 2. ..... 3S Gibraltar • 46 Leghorn ......... % Veoice....--..,..22• • 'ltalia •;•.• " SaTiles Palermo ..... aril/ pros Lisbon f* Coh n Rio Janeiro...... 32 Dubli ....... PRICES OF GOLD AND SILVVIL Foreign Gold in' Bari . ..... ; A " !hoer, In bars, standard.—. 4..-.--.:. •'- ' COAL TAARICIVIVWev. S.• . rem. Mpg II Idarkdr. 4 - Stop a 11 Sold. *PA WM ; 41 ,1 Adik = • 3°4 3 " Yd " ____..------.---"" . . M A I LB.-=-Tli IS 'DAV , • SRL Per. 1 A 1 Frame I 0 Itaiiiii* ' 0 •• 0 1 1 110010111 - 0.• '4, Walk .O . 0 Levesol.lollob 0 ' 1 Meeks 0 1 Braze D. Watedurd Guarani and „Tetley Ltaboo • Llitiaghadee Broom Aires , Ho/land ili6ll. W 4/11 .. Morning , Ahstaras 1 14106 O 0 O 1 0 0 IQ TO NOW - 11# minutes and' ammo afte • 1411111.r4PdatatLasit POW/ 4 by J os e ,MaTae, the For at the 3saa Omn i -Mari, figksttplaca.,Temple-Alf* int . eau* and boarded in the make compensatic guarijed was he in his conduct, seduction, or of a d to ezeite the plaintiffii suspicions. Lions of the Lady. ary the plaintiff went cot leasink 'aeons to cases of s his *tura be was surprised so find' Verdict for the rtthewoeer; atuipecied nothing i.iitst ran LINO Ai *heti •he;fotsilkibitl This was an inn 'Re was then ao, far from inailigting :copied the Court ti issuer, that he asked thedsfesufast darts weres Under was lecrlY his wife tuitriestoliitf , iThe Rev; Mr. Bra el to Doier, where bie - itMes, mc- 'Tamar charged the d s return he traced his wife - lo s him from Isis- wife - . •of me on Saturday. the 23d of ' *WC 4.;INTELU OIII46II . or at.t r ee e l was ' i l 12-o'clock of that day, for him. ' ' —liAlisiettatsealit •• - • geo etut.S% me again at f oot o'clock in 'the 064. 8 n ' e ia l i y .4s o ii,..4.,,, * wart tie kit tier taloa gni I me to light a ire in thelied• years Were the Oty altigtasies. w 1 elute 1 :1 111 1 1 ‘1 1 11eMey. was dwiwiese'sk come to town, and would come yesterday bong& before Sir Pend LoitimildalblitFfer the Lard 4 • is re o'clock a 'Lay, whom I after. mores thorewn:Z DsersaVand ?Oiler, Na * London Wail. :;burin` merwattota naissie babe warehouse Nahlibileela,.. , Valleloll lire . Anthony. cube. The defendant et Maw " . a , awn an d wile. On T ioas d alr he Mt. b Downes is ws statee, bi thsa on iWed lll eing Mislead ,1:111, deer,ll7 reelling, Ild a CielOCk, :M i r ...4 i •a Te and the I n lin v ' in lt Tualninf was coveted with ats ' icon bar. and well padlocked. k• It appeared hnM .h R s :" 113 ,„ 14 fetch away his svife's ils.isgi. Unpossible that say versos meld get into the gremlin without . -f,,.'" 11. using very great Ithalasseee hut neat morning it was found, upon an en d. m... re at No. 5, Prince's-plate, Welt vents the door , that plunder baddieen going •13 le the warehouse demand `1;; nt took lodgings at my Mese in elf and wife , and came with litre. ianiniann'irni, isZ a he a d a y baeler ieldeiro n" „ge stil i l a of wa t a he a tt a ' gail L bra'ken°Pen ' I ' 11(1;4'1/ n ailed Mrs. Cuulite. They Were took away a trAntity of outguess and other spice, a biU of eicil m ans i e f thi lt 70 1.: F s, and lived as man and Wife. fur 504 and a check for ltd. bat they madly carried alt' 15 books Pi "'' '' Alen little Brown low that came to nil of account belonging to the warehowsk Ossifies of gum' would of 1° course have been attended with the treat/at ineggaveniesce to the . sbelv .. my 17.7;07 - ....7.; ----- -- - - -- -- - - • ••.- - "Ir PRICES or HAY oar STRAW YICSTSSI/AX. ~. wr. t•itoes• fe li /1 l ituturrAra l ...„..a. 'at• is Od to 51 as ad l'Hay 51 tSs to ~. itas gover SI Ss od to 61 64 ad l'aitiet 41 I llllCa di 0 &taw 11.11:14-0a1 to 11 19s ad ildraw il la is 11.1ared S I