Star. — London, England, 1823-11-25 00:00:00

\ .. . . intagf=egreffeffirgiviallintlir ,i 0.004041 THE bLD MAID'S „ PR.AINSBACIDIANAti. • 'noir *int 7_ • • • . ,• Moto Sea lad tbr eits,l o rilliCiiiisa • Thatrehl meld eat am I twill . • • Oh MIL the peddle% *Ms ' . • c lot to bear k lout be at emiraveer; From the grief of my all dreppieg atemmi, itfl Doe ••• whom I limidisiertviletb emi be beak - From the legveyibirmemnbersiembreieeml, Due., thy eervest•Mmert: - - • Front the worn of Of young, or the louts of the py, From all the trite ridicule rattled away By the part ones who know nothing better to say. (Or a Writ to laugh at than give her); Fran re*ing at fancied orgiretod desert, Or vain of a civil speech, bridling alert, _ _ From finical dews. or . dirt, • , • PLANA, thy servant deliver ! ... Frew over-solicitous guarding of pelf. ? From humour uncheek'd, that most pedal,* 4 i.. • .- . From ey'ry unsocial attendee to self. t'''.l`l l .:.- 6. ',i W - : , Or ridiculous whim whatmovgv ;: :* - .'' • • •.- . - From the warmish !soakage Ask . 1 , • Apt to sprout in a brain that's WI% Li a. Front impertinent meddling In ot o ther( DILUIA.. thy seevaht deliver! '..%;"!':,-, ': . From the erringhttachtnents of ddolate souls, From the love el speak and of inatadore.boles, Or, of lathdogi, and parrots, and monkeys, and owls, Be they neer so uncommon and clever; But chief from the love of an loveliness town, Which makes' the dim eye condescend to loon down, Oa some ape of a ibp, or some owl of. a down, DIANA, thy-servant.deliver ! . From spleen at beholding the young name Carol, From pettish asperity, tartly eipresed, From scandal, detraction, and ev'ry such pest. From all, city true servant deliver; Nor lot satisfaction depart from her ot, Let her gag Jr at ease, and be Indent if not ; Be pleas'd when regarded, content when forgot, Tin Fates her slight thread shall dissever ! EDINBURGH, NOVEMBER 22. Monday morning, when the Court of Session met,, John Cletk, of Elden, Esq. Advocate, attended in the First Division, and presented to the L ord President his Majesty's letter .appointing him one of the Judges of the Supreme Court, in room ,of Lord Bannatyne, re signed.., The letter • was.yead by Sir_Walter Scott, in presrnoe of their Lordsbip,s, and a great number of the , mussel and agents. The Court-room was crowded to excels and all seemed very highly gratified' by the honor cOuferred on Mr. Cletk, who has for nsonLyeas held a distinguished rank at the 11.ir. Mr. Cil l arkiUseo toiled with Lord Mutiny, and sat as Lord. Pkohationer, and afterwards reported a case to the First Division. Yesterday he took his seat as one of the Lords . Ordinary, under the title of Lord Elden. The Governors of George Ilerica's • Hospital "have lately directed their attention to - the improvement of the exterior of this noble endowment, by directing Mr. Mayfair, the architect, to make out a design for the at titiement of this object. He has accordingly done so, afirtbelollowing is the outline submitted by him for their consideration :—The principal entrance is at pre sent so unworthy of the structure to which it leads, that smile alteratiiip,is absolutely required ; and to effect this, it is proposed to throw open an approach from ths south, directly opposite to the centre of the buildin by - whkhmeans the porter's lodge would be placed so as to larder on the Laurieston-road. In addition to this, it is planned that the space all round the hoSpital shall be excavated and levelled,'so as to. place the build , ing, as it were, on a terrace, which shall encoinoass it i c, n every side, and form a delightful promenade for . vi 'tors,-who may thus obtain what is at ?relent imprac :?., rmili-4 full view of the edifice in all directions. This ; errace Would necessaiily be raised ten feet above the play-g ! Otind, on the. north side, and six feet above the lawn, on the south side. The piesent entrance would of course be dispensed with, farther than that it might continue to be t..ed as a private gate. According to the plan, a considerable enlargement.of the play-ground would also take place, by throwing into it the vacant spaces to the east and west of the buildingtand in order to prevent the boys from having access to th e terrace and lawn, it is proposed to have a subterraneuus com munication between the inner court and - the play-grotind, - which, the difference of level would easily admit. DEEPENING iIIE CLYDX. . • . - • , . • TOil .great work, which must be attendetf*ith such bciefi4l4"consequetwei to Glasgow, is to be proceeded in i wktl) Ispirit and dispatch. The celebrated engineer, hir.jp i lford, has been. here within these few days, and is engaged in making a survey of the river, and al-e l port •upers the practicability and utility of deepeoing : from Glasgow upvpards to Carmyle. Coals will ilten be obtained in plenty, and at a cheaper rate, ,IniitliL itches will carry the .deepeniog upWardi'fist the bridges, without difficulty,. While the bed 'of . thkrixer being so much his:tea:edi t willi prevent - U*l4l*er parts r' she city being inundated in heavy` floods, . rt s Pu s riater will brehrtistdott e rittitiretter rapidity. ') - -• - • • : • .. • - ,Gritatt de*tTuction. has of fate been c aused on . the estates . o f, 4404 Aloratm,near.Sawley and Gisburne, 4 , ..,„„,, , cent, r dicks„ . Or kepi, and other poultry, bugr, nst s bm. aof foxes which infest that neighbour hoodii .faemer had a valuable stock of turkeys en tirelyiplestiord 61 these voracious animals. Fetpral evening. :about-lir o'clock, three unfinished hisuses near the new church, King's Road, Pimlico, fell imlY% .with a,tremeadous crash. • • . A pery severe , disappointment waa lately experienced 7 .1 by a Loving couple , who were a o ut . to bejoined t. wedlock, at Stoke Church, near P mouth. J . Every pre paratory step had'been taken, tfi e eityman and clerk svOtte'itiitttr.pciange,atid the parties Mostittietested Were in,lo . .uei of ridv4itittik to 'go altar, Whad 14.400,1' steln,,conewmance-atepped forward, and addressed Clergyman. .Ttie saidlati was clerk. of Liskearit, AA , 1.-Ntrhtitifthimself arid. the worthy Clergyrr.m of that plate - ottrAvellisti , the Clergymen and clerks of several ettauPperisheswithin tweity 'Miles of Plymouth-Dock, whittl'iS Wilt! pUtisb- of Stoke, were grievously injured; audideftbedectiof thdr just dues, fees, and- perquisites; i r the iski+ilersee Of a most illegal, unjust, and disgrace. frit pro/dice, which his existed for sinumber of years— aallvethet-of peirlassti residing in other parishes, who wi,Ael*.l6 consent their marriage, putting in bans r Stoke, and proceeding there to have the ceremony-per /*tried. - 'hie feriOni tiow about to - be married,be mid, sesiellia it Lisketurl- thoigh he found that they hod Mt, thereboosapoblisbed as being residents at Eiteilobalies' 1h : clergyman soya the confounded . ctihal d • ' ':a very severe lecture, sod aaviso&C eliterisfigibtardtb commence proceedings apinst thesis Wultrikilleillittisthl Couet ; but the 'worthy Amen rata, AnsiOlog • protetited the loss oft% feeoS- , ailt dediaid salketolidte.diitress • slid toisfloien of tir poor girl and•her intesided% - ponse, , byldstang dromo the terrestrial purgatory just mentioned. • THE PRISOKERs . ajaftTFOAD JAIL. tilf ingtOtatAll cialleallilatieflopeadog.the pinceedings a Hertford 'on kw** la*. The following inforionation iii derived Jitith 1101011*, Gendemtnt *Abe Bar was in ,,troducod by the High Sheriff to *Om pritoners. Pro mo then in communicational* his Solicitor. Mr. Williams, and of cootie he was MR disturbed ; but *tint and Thurteß were disengegod. • The former was in the loom where the jail barber was operating upon prisoners, and he bad just come from under his hands. He was dressed, as has been sireadidescribed, in a suit of shabby black, and looked, we understand, awry pale, _emaciated, and desponding. It has been as serted, that he continues to entertain the opinion that *all not be put upon his trial. When asked, how • beit' on this occasion; whether he had made arran.oe magi for his defence? he answered in the affirmative, and said. that he had a confidential communication for about the space of two hours with Mr. Harmer on that el. and added, that •be had nothing . to tell him but *tit he bad already stated to the Magtstrates. He was told, that it was not desired he should mention any of partieselari, and he then bowed, and expressed his Wanks to the High Sheriff and the Jailer, for the civility and kindness of their treatment. On'visiting 'Morten, be was standing in the little yard before his tell, also dressed in black, and heavily ironed, but not hand cuffed; he teems still unbroken is spirit, and-of a col lected and resolute demeanour,, but is far from express iag anything - of improper confidence; his manners are rather humble, though his look and voice are firm ; he is a man whose expression is marked - with a great deal of peculiar* character : -his countenance is tinkle a con baast to that of Hunt, the latter implying feebleness of ind, with as expression very like that of a smart coffee house waiter. But the conformation of Thurtell's features indicates decided energy. His eye .is sharp and intelligent; and to those who are under the impressions connected with- his name,. would appear revengeful. His address at present, however, is very mild, and rather conciliating. He was asked if helnd any com plaint to Make? He saidthe jailer had treated him with great kindness, and had 'no complaint to make of him. He was asked if he was satisfied Dow with the ar rangements for his defenee? He observed that he was, in all.but one respect, that of not being allotted to see Mr. C. Pearson ' • he said that Gentleman's advice be bad very much desired. He felt it would hate been of great importance to him if he could have had a corn. munication with him for but ten minutes.; and the want of it had put hint to great expense and trouble. He was asked if he had recently heard from his friends? he stated that he had, and lately had a communication from his own family; on withdrawing, he expressed his acknowledgments to the' Sheriff for the manner its which be had discharged the duties of Ms office in regard to hint. There' is some doubt at /neatly whether the orrangements in the Court-house fot the trill are to be made by the High. Sheriff or, the Visiting Magistrates: The right belongs, at common Taw, to the Sheriff, but Mr. Peel's Bathes involved the matter in mate obse!ftity. IN.SQLFENT DEBTORS' •COU,II; NfOrrit‘ Richard Addle, formeily a !then -drareii aid Wiloceezt , linclibect,Srai Opposed by . Mr.Ptiaaelt,ntilielnitsibee of Messrs. B. and W. Jackson, OfPieitorr;lattiliftire:: and it creditor named Burbidge l ;ipPiarid in - perlaf. • - The insolverit stated, lhatite was mXitied in April. 1&21, but he had no 6:triune with his wife except what . consisted in household furniture which he was given to understand was worth 5001. Id the4inarse of last year be disposed of a • portion of it ttl &instance &Welk, his mother, for 541. 19s. and in February last the. residiee was sold to a Mrs. Buckle for 15/. which incladed ffie whole, save his - excepted article:. When. he married, his wife gave him to understand she was entitled to 5001 . and an annuity for life of 1001. per annum. No person' except his wife gave him the inforthation, and be did net wish to doubt her word—(A laugh). Neatly two years' and a half roller round in iniet connubial enjoyment, when acircumstance arose which tendered it imperative on his wife to undet•iive him, and acknowledge her former statement, when a spinster, to be untrue. A letter was put in, written by the insolvent to' Wantfte s . • dbissii..9.l • • irsTuroatools, Tax9Rl4.w.s, Nov. s 4. • guiseriptloo Innis WM Wen* aliestaed, eadim *abeam, of Any 'magi charfetars tha Tuf o w 'aro eaiwOeg the aroma Newmarket Goar4whleaving, Corkin& 10. C. ke. Uwe was some brisk betting on the Derby and Riddles. worth, co which some changes took place. On the former Stab., lannner, Agnes, and Reticule, each crept up a point, to wen back four pants. Oa the latter, Don Carlos went hat pont. and Inserve moved huswords two ;_the other hones wend ,es le ear last , ennui. The Oaks and &. Leger were scarcely .mulcted, and no alteration whatever on either. We did not Bet a Yorkshire adventurer in the room, nor de we expect many, or any lttlairw worth noticing dame oa t he as. Leger Stakes until after the publaesion of the list en the iat of January next ; then it will be sun what hones are aarected to start, and then will weighty, ape , adatisos commence. Below are the present state of odds un all the rase to come, as nearly as can be ascertained • *iVI&ntWO&TM. to 1 apt Reformer 7to 1 apt Quadrille • * 1 apt Prudence a to i apt Creedal* al to 1 apt Doti Caries is to 1 eget Inieseve 1100 t opt Lyman • . , arum. . ? Sto l apt Swiss 25 to 1 apt jilaierre • to 1 art Reformer 25 to i agst Vests Li . to 1 apt Agnes 30 tot apt ?Ur Gray 13 to 1 apt Reticule 40 to 1 apt Ranches 14 to 1 agst Cressida 40 to 1 sgst Money Musk 14 to 1 apt Don Carlos SO to 1 apt Won's colt RI. to 1 opt Cydmis •►is. 5 tot apt Prudesea tR to 1 apt Pope .1"n 5 to 1 nit Lyrnessa I* to 1 apt Miss Jipr 19 to 1 apt sister to Sol */ , to 1 apt Prenderpit's ily r - - 11181110.11.11 Slr. LIAM • 10 to 1 . apt Altisidota Ally .30 to 1 apt blissCranheld 12 t 1 agst Miner of Mandela 50 to 1 agst Ringlet 12 to 1 agst Swiss 3O to 1 agst Lisette I lE . to 1 agst bloodline 30 to 1 agst Woodpecker Lass it 22 to 1 agstusanue ' I3oto 1 apt Helentis HUNTING. 0; D . a l i F k r e of , G a ra t f i tts et l i latit meet to.morrow, at Williams's ' Sir J. Cope's tomorrow, at Uubill; Friday, t Butler's 01kkiy. bk. Rarquharsoti's to-morrow, at [Beverly - Imi • Saturday, at Winford [louse. . • - Hawksworth Fawkes, Riq i , (the eldest milli. Walter Fawkes, Rsq. of Farnley) hunts the ' neighbourhood of IWOworth, Carl ton, Brainhope, &e. regularly with a . crack pact of harriers. GRRAT TROTTING MATCH FOR-930 SOVEREIGNS. The matsh between Captain Cranstene's. Violet Mare and. Ile. Brydges' Lancashire Road - 0494 lillifirrsttrday over four miles of ground on the Iffilisliry-tad, 11* the 067re...each eare l t og th e Herby weight, so. tilb. Mu was pending on the event, et evert, but the berse far choice.. • Match was, to tit agaitist Oath other sixteen miles, audio start at different ends. It was door Ils fslinws : - . ' The ?dare. The Howse. • ' Min. Ste. 11lio.'See... • First two oiler' . "..% : * • 7 26\- ', I AM ' fiesieltd.tfftro •qvi'• Pr.-- . 7. 2T. • - - ed •', 1 1 . 7 . 99 l'itirti ditto -.7 i• -; f '-.' 7 • 411 !? ft' Se:. It - o Foth ditto •,;., ", ,T, 110•;.. -. , 7 SI Fifth ditto - - - • 7 • . vil • .... • 50 Sloths dittci . .-.. . . •n • • -.• 4 t- 'lit •- 4* ii 32 " Stealth ditto. • •.. ..s • tfl't" - !Wt . : • 4 55 • [Eighth ditto ,- • • •••• ,•4•• - . ,;1117 ~ . : 7 . 31 • . : • AR. •.911 • - 60 34 i It Wiest - rive I. rik4i, diet *it sew iiiiiticelp WM: le will Itt-sestrby-referencli mete belie* iiiiVlllliiilsorse lie' rather best • speak buthis pie was uncertolb. Woe hoolsoooce into a gillop. • A nude% for Abbleis decided on iliatilidait;thellth itistaat,on the ffivisruiti•lbsess;counio; Weidner hest; stir times round tbe. Course, , too 01/iiiip6l, tosimv to:0 i 114; Ilioe's mato Mayday, of Coiling tom, and Mr E 'ur,woocts young /sortie ffanclua, of Warintome-home, Tiverton. lk ifiireaiseidered one of. the best' contested heati ever witotssed. AMMO Ite ground war cry wet and heavy-, the dio•-' lance was aroppluted.inelgbi minutes ,antha balf.end ofew seconds. bliildalt.WPlS Ow kriz . redikthe4tireit wore carried to. Collumptso .=.ni A FOLDOiIi CU ACJIi I • ' ILlMPereek at, stlatth wailives M the invivediate vicinity of 'Phil lfertaii.; that . large los was seen Jenkins iu a field adjoining.. .Aninuttediate and viimeta chap yes .inatently coosowneet, ! Ifni .j ;be ovid Vl7 surreendedity men in& boys armed with anittsitif, i s; AWN; sad Other Weelenali 1 iteCobtpistied btilladoid,. lbw hers, mend* pugs intiJ mongrel* otto dadrWess. The Mess Mum was, seundesi:freen .lissiltifOttua throats, aud - fieyeari!o death appeared inevitable.. The came was roused, atul in a few minutes a line, liarmlas, Macy Ar gil became the victim of the r.illant sportsmen!. . ill • ' • r. ) • 11111:cm" Sha r pe and Cooper the Gypief; Wit Imes tg e orr to keep thst peace for 12 inotitlisitst their itzhitsitiskiii . '• • Cgosidel'ibilitere it was 'exCited 'at ihietfrYes *pc by an. titnifitaking,- Which, a ha firit annisisneensent, st *le Adth bf sinsjiidtaious townsmen. A 'WOW inaff tiarivo. l 4 . kriaitd, Mated !e1101K. 1 52 flatlet ht ;111;vbeeeesli'" litayp„ upon the Dock.„ syhere,a wpff4ll of ,!.,.spi a le; was. 411y ; - , aura, 'act barb piacid 'ea& end,„ becwei.— :PAO itz'oftet nit ttetniaidlOA: &sat C ludrik _ . , POLICE INTELLI6 G H Att. A middle-0W female, of Thy Lydia Goodall, was btouglie yesie re t7 gistrate, Mr. 4Likrawip Cos, ow tie ea of lawn in the shop of Mr. Morris, lint The prisoner, it appeared, by the 'rid I.fey, the *option, dour miens owliaturdai to be 'bowls Wu shall* end sigosefel i 4 .4d. NMI, she was hatpin)** for it, her handkerchief, u if carelesq, over a p the counter ; and Mating the bon kft the shop, be raa out mod overtook her, 'turning, when the plows of lawn was found - - new shawls, exclusive 'shaved, were also found in her ba s k e t. I The prisoner, who was dreadfully agit , and that he bad eakan the prepeny *ad haggled far mercy, iunids 'Mr. Alderman .Cstx awned, that the m ducted herself at the bar had no effect what sirtantstances, there seemed to be good I was by no moans a novice in thli line, ani his duty as a. Magistrate, if he did not semi the offence.—She was accorillogty commit BOW-STREET. Cauar.w.—Yesterday, Jonsn CWlnrs, tit brought before Sir:lt. Stuns, charged undi cruelty to a hone. The charge was made by Mr. Abbott*, ampton-street, whose statement,-encrobor was, that on Friday last the defendant was In Southampton -street, the cart contaisini sidficient for the strength of thre2 horses. tsY leis power to draw the vehicle up the at, oemiddoally to stop for breath. These del much for the patience of the defeudant, bone stopped, he took his whip in both In mull he trembled, panted, and seemed sit Abbot a and several other persons intcafere . red he then desisted prom further violence fa his defence, the prisoner pleaded per, &r It. assussa.....This ease is very propo 1 shall certainly act upon it; but 41 you ao yOar 10.1. instead Of St. In the hope that yot like humanity in Inture.--Fined les. and iiATTON-GAItDI Caurr.re en' Anil4:A.—An application triter Interference, by a man who stated lot malice to him, had seized no his dug, that the spinawayabashately severed in eari protradinia he woo &hired es 1 / 1 4 0 kAill him 'root the state he _ l .. • The Alagistante reircthnt tiint.thia wan; tins Act did soot apply. • .0 .70 Saturday, the.Bth just. William - - r & er of West Bnmaiwith, was wvl s the fulipsnoky of Ave ppunds, fir baido .preetdiog Monday : and ill defook o 1 I to tle . Hon* of Correatooot.Stail 'BIRTHS. Tito. Joy **might. st Wear" Palk'. fal.P.vf • ow. r.. • ••, 3/ ot enema. that laittl)l Rosinteut, of o 2ri :L .yes, Nov- 12, at POlMply; oMallrg C44,4gra, at. du las t s sr at Thitabai4 tb paper 3, -1 • " ,~ ~- %Wm*: IT,- at ttrillllll4' ideilii;e;; - Aide i .ja Now.. U, at mes T Zragelir i r l sa& Julieribm Not. lc. at ..,94 11 4 , 11 eaurtitiST rt DatZ Mr. -Pry* 101,41=,2 2 1 , M. Maim David mod, at Wedeittadar, ushalia66l663astr 64th Regiment, at !kli±ajiy Batracks, Col , Waibeiday, at , Wastelteri • and •on Thdt .1 Dedley, tl lased asli. Thy wera-sed at: tire aiti the ,Wisoleyeas hlethaah24 easuseetisas. ' . Naniltl ss'imaietr. at lawleh the tiffe des, RN. Her Iri'failt, ibettt the'rmitth Not. 16, at Weeltkimm, Cap Vol iiiliaason, at thavpqrt* wall lowa an a Winegar& kP°T kiettlP v c:o 64r C,_ LWedneidrf solaript; Da r. Zona , a ills, aim io kwardic'aild imasitly stploaiL . Jails Nth Tors Gooko.Bol4•Twimi Thaw Cadet. mfl4P,borPtr4b" iviiure tbl..( welt, anti athhirseift-, and• Matty year, atigitoted as pablie•selsa dakbarsedteidt mtWattion t• timpani T7 - " ,-- -", , ' - ' , " -.- 11 .. .. ". 9 . 99 9999.9.99.9..999 .... I.P.siimn. Messrs. J ac k son * r- --- 1 -7 ;Ti e w . 1 7 -- t---5 that - hi s - ilia: ',70.1 irir-1: - ii.'siii - 41 ; e - ael'e - Wd - * ' - i,ir - ii;eq 7 .witirKca . . _ ~., ... in J une la st ' aes ate •. , . ., .. = ,, , ._ ~ • intiscted marc h ing and elfulachssuramsg, tiAn __ frimaitioniAr .Beer ßAW .... G . A...T_Ftains lAA D EN pat LJ• II i wife, at the time of marriage, had £7OOl £sooof *Men * . *** ," l. ii******4 at 0 , 04 , I . ok iin is Osi to sr tia 'Veit 1 r", he had riceired, and expended in furniture. '' That the am t . .01).satvataF, at twent% ORO& befookiat-,lll4llllWilld tt ee t i k "., ..... ; •I ts 'ed to a s od p or k le° 2001. was shortly forthcoming, beyond whith his 'wife Oaeltepreta taistatitx,wtsain th!thry , epefifted ,•,.. x): 1.. - ) 1 ;f ;,,,I ~ n'.• G, •Larisk . • - awed er . o was entitled. to an annuity ofioce. and on the part I ..r / .64 .••••,,, ~.. /,: . . ~ .10.,..tr-ar.r 1.7; ele^ . /O ' ;(71 , 111telegriii HAT aio itlatall tad of his family he was entitled iit his mother% death to ' t "Esttonartori. 7 -Nine thousand., ...ma; . .. , took se.. Jones's. :/,e'' , six acres of pasture land. An affidavit 'was attached seventy-eight passengers and VrOteseejsjoid•nixieed et May. OS :0110 od I. dk. Is' od gay i it.e. to the letter, which set forth that solely on these repre- 9agehoc- during the preseut seam:soap, tp.tbe . twilvpj..,;..l EiPrise .1140,1,te 4 . 1,1 HI! 21 Straw t * 4 ILL to 844 • The insolvent admitted theletter to be his trAgtation to this and other genial Ainsates,thantperanda_ ' .''''" 4 ' ' '''' L " 'PRICE OF HOI . . .. „ . the writing, but alleged that hir wile instigated him to write of,tooo sere caught alive oikeftri,ialaod.pf frlntego)isad, i Kea — : ,: i t i r s.. ."" l ".,„ asio ..; au Ken xcr thus —( La' titer ). • towards which they had' been-. dnvetk . 0 1 4• 0 1t/04 .1)7, a ise , avi..: 4 - - -111 Os to ogee anion s o f Mr. Commissioner HARRIS wished to know why no gale. A great number were tem, to the Coqiinept,an • d 1 •..:a.• • plea so moe Esau tter mention was made of the pasture land iothe schedule? sold . et from GI to fikl-erach.- Several battle beatkeanght . is t iont , --- ill Os to 01l of The insolvent replied, that he supposed at *beanie it etllarwiel). - _.. °' PRICE Or pillow $O4ll was filed that he had the sole reversion—but he had Dasrpassimx Qaciiishisacs, Attcpsdar At t o ,. Tails Tame .' _ -; Otsod 141114:I the since found that at the death of his mother his sister a Man intioed,Wliliant Dempster,.*:iPSSleg Pk ' ' Yanw..-,lloll°- 4 .. t •" -- '°lB °d . &I do l rne, £hared it with him. dexterity, while exhibiting his tricks in a iiio646-1109pe , '''''''''' - rt""ve" -O r try, The Comm observed that his excuse was rather an in Botclsergate•Carlislc kept b!..*PeptiolittalWidtiPth's rzius ..1 -7 . " vt ,,. .1116 1.41 941 4111111. • lam- aggravation of the omission than otherwise. • actually accomplisbed. the ,saci, mut, ,of op,* those PRICIL Olt CIANDLIM-anus Ta en- Mr. PoLLocit, for the opposing creditors, said it was feats, with the semblance of labililteny ha in mn to ' • C a ndl e s , p li ed ges ,...d_ s _m ou li s i .; lamentable to see so young a man standing there, who amine his audienie, laiseinAjtst,railisxkd jo/9 4 14} *eat • • -4. :ollosod tar au bed had, by representations as false as they were fraudulent; a common table-kg*, stQcla• he, arm papesee4tug to , , felt obtained a considerable 4uantity of - goods from has swallow, he af.eitleoterli sliPPO'h4s•Wdeltnii liketignife ;•'. •:. ii ti' .....itar n ,.. clients. His etatethent was either true or false—if true; paosiki ii4.o Ole stoo4o, .. An alatin Ina imate,thate,ly : l ~ :. ' a 6 .to , jteld,l -.un wire - I ced there was atowcialinent of property ;if Pike , why thew givon K apd surgical .iti,d tiltocure4„istst, l the •ltnife.kaci .• • .7 , 0 03 0,i.. ., ... - -•••re•n•....e..!•trst- r-lin the facts of niisrepresentation - Imre clearly made not. passed . beyond Alerifet ctfit*RIIIIMIKAa.d tPIALFItte . • Mks, ji , :,:;gi; pr e- The insolvent ) had- sheltered.hinsself under theauhtent inaiasmin,ltixxxoakar4l, , low. ainp6 Open l attpa by '' - i' .. ''t - r i p' -•'•• ' - .. . .. •i I , _...,ft. •:. o r ~..r.,-, . -nrtew itt•k Lugo that 'his; seifirAvas the; recoils cause ofnetione but paoht 9 o4, A. ,ekcjictie wa . , . r ef After. Ot r y,; ( 01 . 11, 4 r ‘". :MMi: f • . sh is .'-: • imtrtsti.ei sere hr hoped - Aloe:Court .world riot stem it lo salts bid pnriegreanOrp meg i gkittOpteeplopm . ) hile rat go . t. ! ,-?;1 1 :11. , -;: ..". sii rb ' • *:lPlretir: aOf from • ther penal operation of the I fith- makes of theAretifi . pelt *Seta* elsiloilf . ii at4 ll .:lfif_t_coVtl i ; '''. -•:-..• ';' - ytte — ' ny Z i r the Mr. H /Ll* addressed the Coon Aar, the insolosua • - , t 4 tv09466 1 101 , 00 1 ,1414.1k, lii!IiPPF.inIP rI ' • . . ...11.1 1 . e ....... - ... ,j 'i,"we • t\ - 95 . at., -- -h Rini That be had by writing a false letter obtainirdi . .' . itxtst o piemargy A ip e p ok t wt i og ,.4. 'curt tome got to . • --- .:v'gr.•""lsri. that there could be no manner of doubt, and he hoped shit haptsea, owspuretivalp eimpL7ho.3lof6is nine incheo , ••••• ' ••••• eras in forint life he would take care to guide his ows..ifo• iisnl..e, half lops, ow ftimlit iF•ijd; l ,4 ; the ,biaile, loan - ct L- . - • -*kw , ick, fairs with more discretion. One thing he hoped would' rinta r ena rivo il i ap dhpgj egtroy . m t psy. ge9erk u y b e rust micas and Steers' ow Order 'red operate with the Court, and tend to mitigate that - . 44004.44 Ihy.applyipirtlinteug4t, to.tbe adoptnnate • ' II " ) ''''• ".f.ilf' ll4 44 ; ites, punishment they Might otherwise pass --. he nicest that 'eulakbellf ; but oceillettoelo . ... Atema. so.io 'od &si t ice- be bad not attempted to.boleter up his faults by preen. itasittsmiork.itia ow . • ..;•411, brief poly* the' ' • CQA 4 11.441"3 N(A? •Tihar . a • ..._. tkation and perjury, but had given ingenuous anew • analsmememoriof il itilso l gaseipsing i fhe Kateclot i snOpr ' _at Matta. •- . *fps SAL . . tiewcasta ' .. - • aft - who to every inquiry. He trusted this circomslance, coupled alay,.llrattplamtpiatige $p opt .pOini,i 4 t di. , , Ew: kci , : .. Ise . sat with his youth and inexperience , would Woes -an yist Iml c _bo io n_ipaitsio v ir # 9 * 4 0 isis : s , s c o ek o mk ~ ~.. „:. 2. ~.,.. per- Court to exercise its leniency. . ', . ~'' 4. ; eshilisioitkaipsd,4"44•l.o4•l_ witn_ ~ . . .AntA4l., !, . ~, i: ~ , ;.itatTa.-ii sad, The Crow Costruserossa, in ' prolleellig eurb = eisiewsynawc4proppooso. Wit aisalp9Dl. . , .• ants.nonn ..• • had moot, observed that, with respect eel& eneeir:etecitilaf titoeolisimje* ' ' •. - ' ' ll •'. • ' 'yaw' use. *airy, which was a very proper one, there did sot ar . tithe* moth • - Jul ma af ' • 7- • ' '••' sk 11 " 1 " ,__. ___ _..• . • A Ap _ _. . . . • 'di.. pear to arise out of it any fraudulent reptessestatioirea. OullialvWdfinsiorrioPiagia gmlima ' ' *Am iiiiiiitert -• . 6 twins ... 9 • • 111: 0 ' Shia the With respect to the other part of the opposities t ir cm halleifir• be;1111 . he .. . 5 5. ~.L. . 5 : • ',. " "a. A o swan ma of such deliberate fraud seldom appeared before the( NON jos ' - • , • '. I Mom. , " •.- -)1 *Mere Amid _ ins Gait, and it was needless to comment sea it ; therefeler izajie6 die *mi l -c -11 *; -44 ►.ike• t .0...4 - t aid at the suet of Messrs. Jackson, thrall's% 'ettismadihniii, 4,41 • * "I ' . 4, *fir ' titbit - ii 4-11 r41WA 11604111111 . ; the solvent to he remeaski - for twdon celestial' -•• ' • . • ..mailers...Lk (.? et tivitiiin.plit '3- 1 .4 ipo whave . . ;all *a • taw INK . . • • • . • `i - Iv^ .; ... •6 hP during that period, that he be etralleedisithier .• . . - brOlbmiewhis tlita"o, ..`. 't. • ......r• •gra' 'T .eprnon, and he deprired of all its Met astl iiherthee. mime of hts death. Place, Tempts-its It