Star. — London, England, 1823-01-08 00:00:00

SPANISH AIjtRTUAGES. Letters from ;Ma dr ii] • cents:in _the following notiees relative to inatrimpni.il uninns•which are reported to 'lave taken piae* in that capita " The comic actress I.a Sala is at last mauled to thartande dr Fuortas. This I.rttly-ameared on the Stage for the tint timej after her marriage on thlirfal of I)eeember. It was relervelk. for the Revolution •to exhibit the consort of a Grandee of Spain r ,rformir g op, the Theatre. She yang in the Opera of Awe*, and roctivcd as nincli iplidause as on the dip atf her dent. The pit alsl4,ed.hor 19 come, forward three times on the. Stage to re. cAvu t tlteiftpl,ause of the l'ublic. .S• 11.1. Countess of Poem" has given .up for the Arnett of she Foundling Ilnspital all the entoluntents which tnAy accrue to her as an actress from the day ef her marriage to tiseelose of her engagentesst. " ;SbcCunde,ilid Terre Alta,,an.ollicer of the wards, who has loomesnniftraVlrtikeince the affair of the 7th of July, has Ara. just anasaie&the.dentiter.of la llolbtoth.a.celebrated milliner. The mar** some i estielorattil to the prison. There is this alttgul4sity Aayslie l l i mtr ! m i gri.kge, that it is repotted as an act, of • dowak, Zite i to l atbore ,of .she Count de Torte-Alta has, in consespummehof .itor ilolept ; principles in favour of the 'Revolu tion; offs * ; Negation i iio!,isitiv .the.lows ,of 4ipmanity,, but, it might-he iatisl,,fteeu t tlie.veoatf blood. lief sou .being a decided lloyalitt A 4111104o)oit 49 ihagueoth Ail her ; property toher son-in law; 3.4dasioinowtiMPtitilitleo awriutse the Count has two chil dren •try the womity ficitaeguartied, who are now legitimate." The plate stolen .from Lady CAROUSE DANTER's, Nikon Als;bry, lll,a,ndford (stated to be nearly half a ion iR waighti,los,been nearly aII recovered. It was found in the pent, where a few spoons were disco vered, o 1 themorning after the rubbery, on its being thoroughly draggesl. Only a few dozen of spoons and :forks arc mow missing. Lady Cosioi.itm Doss ER entertained a select party on 'Noel:lay at Dorchester flouse. An La .uf Vrawiogs and Engrav;egss by ; British Artists (being the second), is now *pen in Seim-, srare, and will be viewed witkinterest by the lowest I tif the Fine Arts. and by the encouragers of Britishl talent, of which k contains so many admirable spe. cimeits. . Among the if4'ater 7 colour Drawings are se veral of the pro'dnctions in that department of? *r URSA! )44WRENCF“ TUglign. Jacicaos,' Citation, Coates (the founder of witter.colovr laud-, scope in ibis country), HAVaLI., •LAliinstan, &c. The go g r4vin g; consist of the best works of nearly all the Finißenlii.Ying llriti Artists, and of a few At r spitti MIMI by DA liTol.Pg 7 ,l,oGfl 4A VOV W* it t . . I t ifinnlt pr CnneCtionnt Pollee at Paris, on Wednes.iday, a Sieur Autert, the prtirtietor of a fte gides-nifice for servants, was tried, According to his advertisements, he kept an *tact and faithful register of all places which became vacant, of which he would inform those who stood in need of them, on paying an'annual stilisCriptinn of Ave or ten francs. Unfor tunately the addresie,s which lie gaec to his sub scriber& Wete sometime% imaginary, by which they loss both 'their time andtheir money. In this manner, a GArtuag, cook hastenel in vain to a rich Dutch oOn tletpao, !ribose residence lie 'OtAd not 4cover ; etherit we sant with as little success to a IOttCrY44ECC did net exist. At last a young widow, who nalassit Iter:slelf to Uttco at a shop where lemonade was-veld, disoovered, when too I:t% that site had been imposed upon by g false direction. The Tribunal decided that Sitar. Aubert should be imprisoned /8 months,' antipay a fine of 500 francs; but the young Advocate, FOOCItaa, who had been employed by the accused, p;e.sailed, on the Judge to, mitigate the sen tenae so one month's isopiisoutnent, .and a fine • of Sas friinci. 4 ht. de Jooritaoy, Who appears. to have been. eta pli/eckby• M. MON,T*OIt 2144 10 R!ifkertaiu the preci4 views of sheltie -1p I.‘ lace on Spanish, aliFair.s,, mask a *insular report to his. priasipal,Which, by some mesuto or Olio,. has become public. It is a curiout doe.o - end it tea k , u (Or insertion. M. de JourPaoY sa , Pro t h at /*MICR kg 115 the SlMll.Sllll4 ll 9l l ,.with respect. to Spain, that Austria was to Naples; and that- 4 , it is evidcn Opt fiance must adopt the part which Austria,. *voted wish so much susses eiiteen :bola* ago: that is, to! take military. ogcmpittion. of the country. He then notices the .attempt of the Freud} : Government to impose their own Charter upon Spain. " 4.: is, beliesmd," sAys. he, 4 , that. the French Government, as.a oonsequence of its own un, settled and uncel.tuin situation, has &natural tendency to . constitutional proselytism, to the propagation of Charters, and to isolate itself thereby from Monar chies founded upon different princiPles," M. de donne:toy then corripluins, of the- French Charter. which.he submit; to. at." die work of the King; but declarekthat though it" it respected and guaranteed by. the .4,llied.Powera towards:France, there exists.in. the system established by-that Charter several provi sions,, already recogniated as dangerous, useless, and inapplicable to every, other conntry." M. de Jbu?*' mos. then complains.of the French Ministers, and of. Viscount de enasaAtrniaso, and intreats hisesn ployer to join the Huly Allies, in their resolution to oppose all Chartered .or Constitiitional Governments, fitr such .it,teally.dre gist of his long, argument. The fteasSitaitiortnekg Pa pes which hos just appeared. at Malaga, comititw the following : profession of buds ; " it i> .fit that it. should be repeated in a thousand' ways :—Voreigness,hitye only. sou& to.ezzite.a.ser- . vile party, aostronwasto eriabtlisztbiese to teeat With it,, and make it commiteecesses, thedisErace-of which spight 1411 verb the C.onstitntion,. and demonstrate the necessity, 4.. iLnposiffig,a,e, .chains. A Ryan must be very blindstoaat:sedse thisstruthi..All the Regency. of Urgel; whick lvair.disappeirred like sureke all .dta► ettras agansies.,olsorne of the Jeutnalists r all 'theireel for the .c4t44,4*e 7th Joh is men .wisti-haVeziveit Proo‘aCattaicitAwrit to hikesito 4kie!sikowiyispxook of hatred fay new ideas and. the.oreis. wbolsuPtaust cheek;. Ot tiki*jras" , Wog wise!) or motivetban. we - • — 7- * Newi.froia,Wvasartt, aimoveari..lo4 scPs•PellT;Ut commotion', have taken plac e .: in dun • city,. which', however,. hive kilt° as eeriest consequences. Eloise .kCwerl‘f(ll;9444,y4l l ,94ltidetnice hr 4 been cOtKe*tt wai • •atze* o 4 as .ceedeeoetei t;i€y;Tj i. hualli to sweep. thotureett .imehaittec• iinaooBAbgai 14. .0.44 1,14.4r 1 411 of , sues istweleArs of ar# Wilea ' ll l l .4Vittraiii4i 4 9 utPlerge.W.gium) . s4,,ho - f 6 oder ths Ninhochi*swoo•. - At tiiiiketerikaifac rtege asseasitled v bet. committed nit violence." only theanen audwomeri raised - cries of contresoiebe -eo treaties,- however,were useless thc,frAdityll but the nest day, the pnoi.liment which, , thereko.ifFitteate tiirslkt# tlndev_go, 4 and wikieh.wv. tozlist,four • ,sail tmiciseei the moment -ef eke -de pasture the news , tale utmost tranquillity flared in Warsaw,—Gazette or dv-aliatgh. LAir INMIIIIGEWOR; couner tir KiNGlEntal MT, lAN u - AR-Titi: . a Aires awm.ettIereitSIVeLISS.2XSIIAAD• Thiewai an eetion-of Artiver.fmr sr `ship cal arttWge. It wits tried by w Speciailury.; takely-eut of its amuse to-dra cqnseqnence ,expected tlepartnreofilisnee -the wiinesses.for The Sor.tct tourGaszaa4. stated the.plaintifracal In 1819, Captain George Beetham. rsho had the many years a Captain of India steesels c appliedtothe defendant for assistance iir the4ptsvalatce- of-a ship, and the defendant agreed toaceeps bills.fatthe-plaas, which Ire wes to he.repeidout ertbeaitocceds or the, voyage.- Captain -Beetham accordingly Axed on alie- Partridgeisthieh he puschised.for .41,006.1. 'and :Mr.,, Blanshard accepted bills drawn oh him for sassul The Captain then proceeded to lit asp the ship. or passengers and freight, under , Mr. Illaushard's sanction, and paid •the astpenses .out of the money' which he received on account of passengers. It wa) agreed that the defendant should act as managing owner, arid for this. purpose it was thought necessary shit he should appear to have a shaream the register., of the vessel. It was accordingly arrsisged that ht.. , should have one sixteenth, and that the remaining. fifteen sixteenths should be vested in the Captain.—. Afterwards, however, Mr. Illanshard suggested that, in order to 'give hint power Ito act, the whole interest in the vessel must appear to be in him; and accord-, ingly he ivas registered as sole owner, with a solemn ; understanding between the parties that he was really to be considered as possessing only a sixteenth share. 'he Captain set sail for Madras ; he arrived there ; h and wok in a cargo and passengers for the voyage • he . As be was proceeding to Bombay, the ship struck on a sand-bank, and sustained so much injury; that, on her arrival at Bombay,very extensive repairs were requisite. The vessel was surveyed by *earliest ten. who . pronounced that 30,000 rupees (about 3,0001.) would be necessary to repair her, and that two months would be required for the work. The Captain felt assured that even this estimate was far short of the truth ; and, being unable to raise the money, except by selling or pledging the ship, be caused it to be put up to auction, and the plaintiffs became the purchasers. He bought a ship called the. Asia, and returned home, where his acts were recog nized by Mr. Blanshard; but afterwards he thought , proper to claim the vessel,. and, as he appeared to be the registered owner, it was ordered to be given into, liis possession. The plaintiffs now, therefore, brought their action to recover their purchase; and they con tended that the sale was valid on two groirnds.k.first,. that the Captain hid, under the circumstances, au thority to dispose of the ship in which .he was so lately interested; and, secondly, that.ltis acts had been recognized and adopted by the defendant. The ; LORD JtISTIte intimated his opinion' that a-British ship could. only be, sold hy 'power of attorney from the registered owner. IlMie OOLICITO R-GrabiERAL submitted that a rectos video by that registered -carnet might :apply the seam of such previous autboritt, 4 • .-; The Lout" CUIZINJUSTieII said that he would not stop the cause; but the.** question must be on the recgralioa, as it was impossible that there could be, one party registered 23 * sole owner, and another party', the real-owner with power to se k As a ball, a Cap-' tain might, under some 'circumstances, dispose of a' wreck, but riet as a vessel. his eitarninati+ Alit& by the .4e. Seminal was then,calied, who, on In chief, substantiates' the statement eiciteeZessral. Oh his cross-exami. *he. he did not know whether, at tke h* Wm- illwasomd. was, .parchased, he Yu* in 'the rules alive Nisei Heath; but ha had no aleiaey., 'The Prirtvidpe did nut rwrioog in dock; perhaps not more than mar dam anti Mr. Writer ensue home bp fTer-witilthiefansilr. , Lifecumildnot reeolleet wbether when he was ermined before arbitrators on the, question of abandonment between the underwriters and the owner, ha did or did not swear tbst lse had no interest in the vessel. Daniel Antonio, who acted, m third mate on the homeward voyage of the Partridge, that the • ,pairs cost 20;000 rupees. the.7th of June, and returned bare with a• full cargo of William Janson, one. ;policy of insurance," said, versation with Mr. Blanshard repairs; he said that if th Juttented to him, that he s; , • and that he did:not,to ,express-any disapprobation", olleetham. On crospexamt. ifeethens, belore the-arbitrator, he , had , no interest in the • not have- been received . as. MP: Stkamtlrr asked . the that he should adthoss , them: servings at'the same time;.' twin dOcomente mentioned pheintifFwes-abseleteer denied The Loan entzw.lthastcnobservedo question - wait .ihether Nis the-We'; avothetweseitwat TheNliefrivtie litany sof The &Rite rait4G ainanhu. seited. The plaintilitivas taermint.: -enrkan. and,Oreeivedloy tihedgendait Ttletiscontsiances:of Once bectitegiiink; nem-alb► mission off inteheoptcy, badiessed: tioniettliktilistergi onrehini., Wat Weed 6f4eseligton A kitswreisiest- was r ;old :Aft• Taylor tertninseasiv iott.itstfa4hig dis4manipta. Card*eS, of llfisehietarF. gentl4natersbionetaikhis Vet; fendent; stl Atter*, inittedi teiltondelitt tip indeeodiage &Rend there ii *la prifsirp: eatteerised *it rendoprarny -Utter 410*-ne chis *albs -infttiaidteeti- tisk link it Wastrintsuo case thirelowt-suck• ivitd^lapilliireiiity•saidoecsisesd. appeased thst - Vr. Makinson tar that he MIA have .o time, and • )nstkpietit. tiohirds washed. Mr. titilikrt#hd u*n the ertor was:iiiscoverett, ti o get: the case restored and heard, aril obit . dilsrn a 'petition* , frsr Ta , y)or to sigh; liit'ihiij)thjihhtl iths rejected, .add the oregerit action ifa's brOttglit Ihte*CiiVer the 1,30 4 - sald .to Mr. blikinson,.oh the grchitid that hey who* failed th_perforth tblcohdition on isibich:, it was remitted. The Lola) Cii u JUSTICE said, that the iiheigoi for the alury •to .consider was, whether the dea l i n g; respecting :the advance Was between Tajlor and Makinson, Cardwell and Matihson. If it was ate first,, the plaiptiff was entitled tb a Verdict ; if rite latter, then thisre was no ,priviti between the pahrels, and the action could not be supported. The Jury found a verdict for the defendant. SCOTT T. CoSSF.NT. This was an action on a bond, exectited . by the de fendant, for a sum of 1,0001. penalty, conditioned,. that if defendant repurchased stock by the Ist August for the use of plaiMiff to the alum* of 5241. 18s. 4. per cent. stock, that the obligation should he 'void. Plaintiff, previous to the execution, had transferred so much stock for 'the accommodation 'of defendant, who having failed to perform the - contract, the pre sent action was brought. Were, stock-broker, swore-The 4 per cents. were 99} on the Ist of August last, that would make the *Mount about 5221. in money, without allowing anything for commission; present mice is 99} ; when the stock was sold they were mnchlower. • The Lotto CIIIEF Jusrica—Thc money was to be replaced before the Ist August, and this not being done, you may take the price of that day or the pie sent one, and you May add the interest, calculated to be about 101.—Verdict fOr principal and interest. EVIL V. - Mr.Gotttenass, on the past of the plaintiff; stated this to be an action on three..several promissory notes. The first note was for 2001. the second, dated the Bib - of November, 1817, at twelve months, Was for 511.175.6 d. the third, dated the Ist November,lBl7, was for 571. 17s. 6d. • The defendant pleaded the general issue. The entire sums - would amount to 351/. 15s. 6d. *kb interest. A lalrld Objection was taken by Mr. CARTER,• de-; &Want s Couasel, that there was a variance between the notes and their direction and the description in the declaration, vrhith wits answered by the case of ' donut and Young, from Starkie's Reports, by Mr. Votmstney. • kThe •LOllla CHIRP iirsTica—l think the objection. tt. done away by that ease . by which it was decided on appeal to the Wieser/Lord., that it is not aleignlt 'sdojection, or necessary. to Mention the direction at *a fool of a prornissOry note, or a bill in declaration.. • Verdict for the plaintiff, 3511. 15s. Gd. IV36INES/T D1:1111113' CathriF, lANUAttY 7. • Wait* redys ovilosed By Will4aiir Tuktts tailor, fOr the price of a Mgt of clatie%. It appeared by fife erideneethitt the intolvenlldni been <AsCharged under the kit:bent Act it. the Yelat,i :11117, and iintntdiately oftet-Wards a: pied 66: i e t to tvhont be was wholly . nti fer , . to anOtHttlestilvent, riknck tt, abOut the ilme time, *bolsi he rliPliterenferd respectaldeleison, and who rent?' ekt emw. Aiiient by representing the insobtene ati t. :Ay sore: ,Mon to credit, in consequence of Which Nfe. Tnlte trusted hint *4a salient' cfotlic . % for Which lie ddeld Defer afterstfards obtain payment. The. Ciiiikr lOW, it was not tb Filifittittedi ;Persons- who had been discharged under . the Av ,dsould repteSeltt other - solvent ttintitd . • • checked, during tie time thetftiti llttkii4N ring on, ar,.l 'not ,pay aniett of the money. Tlto COurtiti.rd, iVe aftivs Vai n credit . ify 'MICE 'fitiMeilfatitniS, inrlto. in ft to fa - 5.64 , h lateiligUltlitzitiiilift sent to hint Fitlitattlint. The jedif. . it of the Court was, that itelffOiild . bel.tha ,nded 1 1,1 Henry H . timber-, •ari ill, at. . Haslttgltall-) Jerendah 1 February Attornie bell and lirtwirkk, - a Messrs. ThanVaplil *Olio, rs t(!rt- . ' John Jarkwiti, Ilillfak i11ha1it,..11114411,2 1 i, 41 . 1 11 41', 2f.ls at tit, . and•Vehtnory 141, at taik at t. • . ' itir..3os/1. .A•lexand-r., , • Witderstreet, rirdittrt. /Igor ' . Walk • rt Excheffirr 15N , 45 Mire of I'leil, I.lllsqlA ' s lttn ; or John Vivi, Turton, Latica'shire, itli sin • .., ruiti• 1, it lip,: 81, at _ ten, . and 18, at, twelve, at. the Dog, Parteldie...ThiL Wigan. . Arrohtes, A-. faiii, Chifsterylassin og Mr. )4 4 , 4 ; ris, Wigan._ .'.•., • . *ialilice, Joseph Ealitysitod and GeolV ICaft 4 2t .N!s4 l tap .... t i chichi. Nunes. 1O at au, 1,1. ' an,' setottlary.lll, at.tr, co, at the e c Inn. ma e. .2. Attoetifes, qr. l lacomb, Iliadlleittield; ot Maim. ' UPC as. Chantey.. ..., lane, !bd.:ton. • - .. - 1 . •• ' • ...4. - - . -...i . AVilliam Goldsmith , llgnbaU, Soffojlti_ecrt., -nterithatif.,Janus4i 14, 21, and February:l.B, at twelve., at ilii ()tint of Csitit. anissioners of Bankrupts, Its'inglaMstreei Alton y, U e „ f:arpeilter, l'orniVars Inn, ItAlhditi.: Thomas Gary, Saffron-hilt, V. licskisle stifle and leather-441 e r. January 11, 21,.and Fehrtrary 10, at metre, at ,the Ong.; 4 Combiissioners of ilsrkrtners, • lki 941.01:stieet. • Aiiortgis. hlessrs. Perkins and l'eartipt.sm, IT ' • i t r,•ctiyit Isidi • DI VIDIN US to be made in iIAt.INGIIAI.I.-S . .. . Feb. 1, S. Fills and, G. Glover„ALlersgite:streCt, dryialteis, at twelve. Jan. 28 W. J. Cave, Writ Satithaerd, copperinitek at ten. Jan. 14, J. Ilassell, Ifichird-street, Ftlingtou k pH* seller, IY ciielve. Jan. 111, 1. Lerch and .1. Ilinchcliffe, Cx raton4creet, Wholesale-hosiers, at one. Feb. 1, J. Kirkland. Coventry, ribbon-manufacturer, at one. Jan. 14, T. GE* Iligh-row, Knightsbridge, pluttber, at twelve. DI VI DF.NDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Jan. 50, T. Dobson and P. Thompson, Darlington, 1/uitaas, mercer:, at eleven,at the Castle and Anchor,. Stockniit. Feb.• 7,1). Blacklee, mbridge, bricklayer, at eleven, at the II•I v p Inn, Cambridge. Jan. 28, G. Goundry, Neweasile-upoistlyo r , butter-dealer, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcastle. J. in I.: 11. Cobb, o;aveitey, Kent, farmer, at eleven, at the Gatii4lld, Canterbury. CIutTIFICATS.—Jaw.. 28. J. Rail's, Freswater, Isle of Wight, corn-deafer. E. lid P. 1 Wilson, ,Nletliley, Yoiliiiiiir, analtstert. I. IL flandtocuth, Neviport-l'agnell, IluCkir laCe-clterchaut. W. Wattut,. Latch fleid, brewer. _ ~ DISSOLUTIONS OF PA tmoutsturs. - . - ,1 . . . WlRiams kid Lillynnan, Liverpool. I.,anihard and .ftee, London, turners. Jacbb and liaise, Creikent, Crippleg t te, intrchan4.. *own and Adaun Luton * lkdfordskireow.floica. dorm and Buster, -Manchester, shirrs. Vickera and * 4 yr. :Vaianniete, Salop.land.iuilie;yOrs. §peiicer and Caiesby, littft• sj ,vieer, Mary-la-bonne, japanners. Bernard and Co. Port-.au. either, 11-ayfl, thetcbauts. Ii ly and Cu. Upper.Thnnes-sitetB Irqe. merchants... 11,a; and Clarte Liverr_tol,.brewors. bakis ‘ a 'ingl •Ilaternap, White Lion.cet;rl, Coridaik again: i. Sandto allll, v . ivTis.„ Ifetinsley, Yorkshire, iniiebna. I; and 11. 411 2 ,; . ,g ,v , akeffeld, inerdiants. Frame and Co. .Ltv ' sta. ahlints. Doifie aid Peacock. Chancery-Fine, law-s, : t r.: /Wiley and Co. Suffialkalanie, Clinnon-atrets noafan. ens, Vi tt libity and Cin o. Suffolk-lane, we.mp inV c . l4nts. Lfrn and ,16rd, croldsmith-street, Cheaisicli Weft. 111:toilafesialt. , grin, butler-Lunt , dealers in nnislids. ELEOAre GLASst9, FunNlTtate, &C.—The Na. Inky and Gentry are invited tis inspect the iVarc 'rooms of Coot eft and Scit, 93, Bishopsgate-street -Wthin where is ethibited irw assortmen t'of new and Secont4and PlattGlasoes; admirably suited to every Ifescriptinn of drawing air cliningardorns: In the fur flit'ttre department is comprised every new and els'. rjernit article of upholstery, cabinet, and chair-work, the prices of which are reduced. to 146 a scale of econovity as fo attract and ensiire the patronage of sank and fashiom—Among the novelties, be ..fourid a newly indented chamber convenience (espy. .dally useful. to invalids), inwhich all effitivrais care- Iblltinkienterf..-%* Turkey and oche Carpexinb riditad in prim. rouble him to condom that re+tariceto' the p . etitinii i in 'it ,_ --,.. • • .es were then t. • . tt• ' ' r ; !..• • .4 • • ifiewo,4o.' '' . or, who , ' . -,,• •,' . 4 : __,... 211 TI 14 ..: —4 mliatifttia•lt to 1• • ,• ; tit 7 4 4 (if obtal tiled A .. . .IL' As the las 4th it, II ~ !lir hitt • &we get it- discou ed,..., n. • • • erg . 'Teti,' •• .1t 4 b .____:c °;• 11 * * 4alow e ll, who apt • i •fiiiinelao. slig de- iiitoi 4 4. • . fmidantiin its soisci..'lly so' j tiiiriitiiii•Ol e i*ty,l r tct, fOi t TIC . j a e ' tdie- . 4davits in oprriticin to- - the i#iitibit. Wete rick' ted in time , and consequeiltir th'i•pia - rii ittilie peti: • • . ERNI . ST A • A IT • • • • • - _ TErks and S4imitt. ttird ifi 11111 t-Oletf}t et, "*t 'ii+ e • irlact i % 111, et ctie; sltlglwlGltfe t, 11114 i, 11114MCAtterbv lAA lkiiiont . TOOlt, nn 'ts; -Jati ittuary Mt, 'at Aeon ; 'll4iiiret 11 4 4 ri!oernes Vest. . tornies, ..11elars. Ikll and • Partridge, swore that the re.. should represent each other as solvent percents, aticP '.. . - BMTd. ' I . She soiled. from China on :fir that Means (Auxin credit which vicitild' Mt (Alit& .hi 4, at the Priory , liagite, Viicouktiti itliaiii, Es . trned to England in. Daum- wi se be given : such conduct must be cieekea. 'mt. , latimbigoh. • ~,,-, ---- • - _,---.- .• -• e. ~- -• .. sugar and paasea . ge.rs. . s iudgnierif of the Coat was, that'. tbtinialVehfshtfuld • . !pt . . . - 14 ittntlit. . of the underwriters on the,berenianded for eigHt - months. . . 14,-.e t. Ikiddiar, 1.4&411int 4e6rte; Frtntioid, nr ate , that he bud frequent . coo- . . James I's ' it *.lt opposed by's error nagged' 4-41!..' b. - tit r l.-- f Fil.t ,e jigamh b- tiard ik4f 4l l4v . ! "" - * -tit , °_f:t.ts. the 1..1.1.11 shard on the subject of the ./-fulings. The insolvent: audit!: al-editor' sieteltieir , . • - _ liecase should appoir as re.- herbalists--the latter in g ♦di" Erie:Wye *dr, Ille f ii t *, -: . , dh . sot neevin Diga . ' '.'' -- • • ' her. IttiSly...l/ti.. Akeee. v All to would not , claim' a••• total insolient told 'hint be hadittit otdO*fisii alittitfiriffigf aw i t * . e d• tweggreveg. y oirs , ~,iit 4 itsl ,y matiati to the witsiesfc recollection, herhs . .fur exportUtlon, fOr l wltier he isAt4 - lb Mei*/ ois; al .trfayi: To ~ ,, , : za, ay ,bili T li )titif the conduct cif Captain payment as soon aithey• sh4o.llllofid;-iiteliiierwoulti .wita6oltatiillati af a• • ." .4 : • ; .tosteett ' • • :amination,, he stated . than. pay for. diem. 114ogs, iri coniitiOroce; So l - hi m . i c thi tt: i • t ! il e . rT• l rjcs il ..__ billserielli t r!! _ .. ki.e crater, etpressit swore that the herbs, and spgtkeetthent *lilt gear Cire:ibriste.; I .47 6l ;i dtt , ft ,5 ment .,.. 0 , 11 at 1 1 / 4 : r "K m , re elrr ri e vess;l4. otherwise he could portation ; But; on toifig tb kistil*tifs. Wielplititott two ekibirad . add a ataccuudiate tut • iia "itOitiV toldilibt• s a.witness. kE . iis - afterWattisi he sal , / therpgeitittiedM4, (art of IkOr Mai afd I;nt.s 'wavy lull - WM . ' ' bias aioatek ON be J.ury•whether therwished the barb; One, - tifid - the rest on sale: •Mittiellutst tlie . ;/ 6 : BB iDn' at , . w , • - ":';2_,',` j,,.__ __._ _L' • „, _ hem:for . the•defendam ? ob • soon afterwards peevalled on iiittilb tilisiwiiiliittiap• ii i ;,,,' t m i ct ortbe iscr i b .3; as i o r E n "W i r jria &Pug K;. t h at - t h e:ex i st en c e of eel.. !min i which, vaith jar, was dishonotteetfi *la . ..See 4tisiaatouriaeltadbaasild dt 11 i - Ok:Perits74.olliir, C•ei: in. the' evidence' for the ;11414s direiptioe4rthe lambent' tb she him; kJ Witt iNsfogiihiem the. flon...lutin'lto4W; ititrigeitliaiefflOtti• _ . . . fettled bit the defeashutt. ' shim be miglit JO' so, but he woaldiftep hint one • ' 4144.1 reY• . • ' i' ' ._•• •• . - • Dec. ;.te.ivoey• itrivte 494ir.C.ALAIda; g d yai s Mille*. eltilobSirVech, that the only the money Orr t . stelie - rhorttlis, Which beceeld'Ahr I ' 1 ir idAw a gyo ,i' s i; s 4,,„ te w o k eirao w droi _ m i ry r' tinco ; . Orr Blamhard.had adopted an expense' of thitty•sidttititi. • - Otadradda IA -blacclgifieid. : woraitortbOClOid. rbicoito•_sai4, the insolvent had "ottistiotd e dit ~staurchy, a her hollse. .63 Clia tsitti treiti %if . 40*; 'AO ;ogiveetbeir verdict * when :lir 'fimpialen* repoiettatrou, and bad' agicrisiated‘ g o t 4 1 •4= . 5Wt-Gelk`4ti ~• ~ °r 81 ' 63 1 461 , t o" ' A u N g* h e v p eo ki b e ace. his offease by his threat to*the creditor he Gid sw de - f1 e i . .4 5 ,,,, k „, I„ gi d„ ft, Lo , b i cup Thi s, wiiii IResF a itecturdittglr nonswited. .ceired. llia' jhdiMeett' o f the . Cintrt - 'WA, thlit: to likliard brave., aged 59. ,_ * '• . _. _ P« Mafiltlilleil• ~ • sboold" fy6 lettlittfdld'forlittillre Intniths: • pp tke month% a the 4th !net: it' ,heithefott.ititt4 m , it.: it e m ise faiy,tokeetter. had ; J'akePitaillit4a*Atpto Wliettrit c otthttipMefedi Ifs:M '. e ;:tiu di ft ePh l g . t.... g 4 C 1 i.,.,he ,. ," 6 " 41 :- ... ,Ara 644 4 .....e 0• et 4Se hut = km lat h e phoesir s . 4 w. .to he dfscliar , ,geil; :Situ'oppbtedly 11HillkitIttiki ` — r ei r .7-;4`;;,; u 'i t 'fl. l9 :l, — ;,L; t 7 l 7 4 s: ' —3 !' : iii. , • IL ,; j r soli - this teak. wh4ch; ltakhatta :behaltof Mr. Tilltebtt; • • ' ::: .f ' , • - eadt-onrrekant. of•estaiaf•place, Newkiyi7,, :oi% c 3 v.ii:::ii ablisetakently theeetrrftksoas., itelii4Olveurktal'n'titillie, Otoaf . tei t is Sufieitt etkitaitted the, body: was .chaipett fo• it ie d de Ift,lddi taitie44 bainivessi:aaatast .aritartoa a i titt.hasi jai l eglip' ii 'belt lien% tit.' t il a - .0 0 0 mute feet underneath theUttodi *Vele etigei ittiMittio4 4 / 1 .of apildi bcdti, Id' adios-talk' dik if the.suppdsad'atiMivo hirpetitivet ..of .dire plaisOft I ,ikviiis in the cdittieer the' Ifittltitt ° . if * ltib4 o ll° C repi t ealtitteilatev ca meo ' : sive poor 04 11 * 4 4 UN AO. .., I , litatiliee ‘ 411th I 1 . ingostim 'lihieh he oWed'a bilgtieebf .; iittetitmorktiated by ii me dunad . .. . . . . : /a pesigige to ',periods, the 11'. 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