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When youth his vanhb'd fabrietnoarns, In vain he sheds the tear; No bat of hope again returns It's airy halls to war I INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, NOV. 14. NOTIONS AND 'NIMES. IN NE MINIM SAMPTLDS SEISPTON, LITUTTNANT It. N. : Mr. Coons shewed cause against a rule obtained by Mr. Heath for the Insolvent to spew cause why he should not set aside 301. a year out of his ball-pay, or such part thereof as the Court might deem meet, to wards the liquidation of his debts. The rule was obtained on the affidavit of Sir Francis' Molineux Ommanney, Knt. a creditor on the insolvent's, schedule, and assignee to his estate. It appeared, that: the insolvent's petition was heard, at Exeter some time since, when he was remanded for a month, for contract- 1 ing debts without probable means or payment. The, debts on his schedule did not amount to 2001. and hiss half-pay was 901. a year, and the insolvent had no children—hence the Magistrates recommended Sit . Francis to make application to the superior Court in, order to obtain an appropriation of a portion of the in solvent's half-pay for the benefit of his creditors. The affidavit of the insolvent now read, set forth that his in come was only 90/. a year ; that his wife was in a deli ..ate state of health, and frequently required medical attendance ; and that his own health had been greatly impaired by serving on a seven years station in the Mediterranean; owing to which circumstances his in. come was barely sufficient for their support.—Mr. Hearn having replied, Mr. Commissioner Bowsw observed, that the gl • trates at Sessions had no power to recommend iu such caws, yet sometimes this Court paid attention to them. The insolvent's debts were certainly small, yet he con. sidered that a part of the half-pay should be given up. —Rule absolute. insolvent to pay 104 a year until his debt, are ertingui,hed. IN at CAPTAIN MATTHIAS WONT. Mr. Poi.i.oc4 moved for a rule to %hew cause why the assignee ti the above.named insolvent should slot forth. sv...h render an accoul,t of the monies he had received; and further, why he should not be removed from his office; and another assignee appointed. It 'appeared th.“ Mr. Robert Salmon. of Brumpton, was appointed assignee when the insolvent was discharged, and had power vested in him to receive 281. a year out of the insolvent's half-pay for general distribution Neglecting to pay the dividends, and to make sepias. returns to the pi °visional . assignee, an application was made to the Court some time r since, when a .Warrant was Issued - to commit Mr. Salmon for contempt, but it was not executed, as the account was filed soon afterwards. The creditor now applying for the above sok was Elizabeth Low, a creditor on the schedule; but it turned out that she had not given her additionslo her name—. and it was farther informal, as it recited, "This depo. ncht makctli and saith," leaving oat the word "oath." On these grounds the Court refined the application, but gave leave for it to be reviewed. The Coutt adjourned to the 2.lst instant. • • • ftaiseenin= WESTMIMSIMBR• 0011 AT OF REQUESTS. CASTUrrIRIg.ET, LEICESTF.II.-11ELDS, NOV: 13. JWMZS V. ZION. This Wei a suit fsw , the recovery of 81. 9.1. at the rate •of 6d. per day, 'for 17 days and a ball, icpent in'the . service of -the defendant, a dress-maker. Futpence A day for .assisting in dress making !I! Well may Our streets teem with prostitution if female Industry is to be thus rewarded. But to the case—the plaintiff Jeffries was a very interesting and rather pretty lass, ahoueiix. teen, and the defendant Eaton admitted that something . was due, but that credit had not been given her for all tbit sbe had paid the -plaintiff, ,who assured the Court, In language that seemed to come from an uncorrupted heart, that indeed it was all due to her. The Commis sioners decided the cause in her favour, reluctantly de 'cleetieg is. from the amount (the price of two whole stays labour!), because she could not_ positively Jeay hasin received the same. - . GREEN V. HALL. ' • • The plaintiff and defendant in this case were bath mol-makers, and Caren stated, that 14 lOs. was due to him for rent, but Hall. said he was not to be inade a tool of in that way, he had get a set-off; which was put its hut upon examination ft appeared to the Court to hav • been got up for the occasion ready curand dried, as One might say,. sold 1:141 4 1 0sefOre okaered to pay tba the Me i jer crier UPI lavr . . . . • • 'COURT OF CHANCIOr, DOlLttr; seliillllllloNl2ll or CRARITO/L NRECDTORS OW altAlith The question was, whether a bequest of a suns.of Irionert to say masses for the soul of the rotator, was 4t .legal bequest or not? This question waif argued heft** Master Hams, by Mr. O'CoNNaI Mr. Comae oil behalf of the bequest; and by Mr. -SLACK= on behalf of the Commissioners. Master Helix reported that the bequest was legal. Co this report exceptions were taken on behalf of the Commissioners of Charitable Bequests, and the point was argued before the LORD CHANCELLOR, in the ab sence of the ATTORNEY-GENERAL, by the • Sotacaroa. GENERAL, and by Mr. Salmis and Mr. BLacEee, who strongly contended for the illegality of the bequest; they were replied to especially by Mr. Cisme, in a very able argument. The LORD CHANCELLOR, on Monday, gave judg- Pent, affirming the bequest, and in that judgment the ATTORNEY-GENERAL declared his full assent.-- - This is the first decision on the subject in Ireland. Fnaracasonar.—Sir Joon EDWARD SWIi:BORY, of Caphemon, Bart. has resigned the -office of Provincial Master for Northumberland, a situation which the worthy Baionet has fulfilled for a great many years Kith great credit to himself, and to the universal satis faction of, the Freemasons of the province. Rumour appropriates the vacancy to Sir MATTHEW WH ITE RID LET, Bart. one of the Representatives in Parliament for the town of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. The London Papers lately, in remarking the singular fact of two brothers, Lord STOWELL and the LOREI CHANCELLOR, attaining Peerage through the avenOe of legal eminence, adds, that dunng theume Lord Ewa' was Chief Justice of the Common. Pleas, the two bro; then sat upon the same bench as Judges one Admiralty , Sessions, an incident which it would also be difficult to, parallel. Now, although the incident is certainly cork oas, yet it will be observed that the Lords Emma sad ihowata. ate only half brothers, that is to say, of one lb., titer but different mothers; and we can state a much moil remarkable fact than that stated concerning these twO: Learned Lords. In the reign, if we mistake not, of CSA RUES 11. two ions of Sir THOMAs Hon, Lord A.df, locate, were elevated to the Bench of the Court of ,Sisi lion. Their father, in his capacity if Lord Adveolitei, had often occasion to plead before them, and the COOtt, thinking it indecorous that a father should plead his two sons bareheaded, 'granted hint' the privilege' of potting on his hat on these occasions, and din, it is otld, is theorigin of the privilege claimed - by thin Lira tate of pleading with his hat on, if he soinclinek, mite; lobe present day..;—Caledonian Mereuri. Roitatter.The premises.- of Mr. *bdt. Bishops.. .te-strece, Were feloniously entered on Thursday morn mg, and robliedof woollen cloths to the anion& of Mk and upwards. • ESCAPE tir''a Cotretet::l4aersiitth Riley, who was. Convicted at the Middliiii l Sissions last Fibroury, was sentenced to seven yettansportailOkOseaped'the other day Rom Woolwich hYaird.''' • A most horrible assasthation virtu - on Monday at tempted on the person of a venetdde Greet 'Priest, aged eighty years, named Ittaltains. Abdut ten O'clock in pile morning tries were heard issain 'from the apart 'hvent which he occupied, at No. %l, Roe St. llonores the neighbours hastened thither. On breaking Open the locked . daur e they found the old man prnstraut it the feet of his assassin, who had attempted to mini= derhim with a razor, which he stilt held in his hand. H Was . arrested in spite of his efforts to escape by way doer known only to ~/ iinsielforod - taunted or to a Patrol of the Royal Guard, who bound hied firm)* said escorted him to the Bureau of the Commissary the district, whence, after a short examination, be w taken to the Prefecture of Police. The old man w *covered to the Hospital de la Charite, where he lies a piecerious state. It is supposed that his lung . bu rd obstructed the razor , and prevented the at ng immediately fatal. Monday night the family ofillfri Acting, Orrin, retired to feet about &vets o'clecir; Tempi house properly fastened on the About to the morning, however, a rustling noise we: the stairs by a female servanto,who got mp, scendcd the stairs softly,',ontil - else biltieto'her room doer. On_ looking over Ow ,ballustrades ? tinctly sivi" tivtr men in the passageoshe holding !anthem, width skewed a g4lmmettlng light preached the parloortfoorr she ales' saw window a third man stroking the back of the in the yard. She then alarmed her inaiter, veered her_so loudly that the thieves overheard by thetime he could-get down stairs, they ' tough the back kitchen window, and were sc ter4ll. Mr. Aileen imctiediately ei ; and parks of blood discovered in the morning, it one or osorenf the fellows were wounded. IV adehe patroles shade an Jneffecttial pursuit, across the fields. . . IIIONWAY ROBBERT.—Thursday erenini turn', a traveller 'to a silk-warebouse in street, was proceeding _trop 'Staines to Shopperiodb was attacked by two ruffians in solock flocks with bludgeons, at lbe corner of the road off liens Sunbury Common, who robbed him sovereisos, a witch,-siid. iome •silver. They leased the horse Cram the . ih4,e,`lol made - Off i Milford, bar' tsed.l4,Si s itiiit to the vehicle. Foartmors t.die.bstf Muslim) Richard Pore, butehteri op Cukiliest lc{ IDevoi • o k s e o t . picked t i p . -plia the lotebiltelits, an" ilo who had disemitta rkse erisms he instantly seised, and threatened to i t ' •urdess be iswevergitely restored the After a little demur, the fellow averred that - I=4 sot the parse but kits/ tbe.nsasiOne of his 1 pocket '—aet wise bid it, Mid erigard to find hini e !aw iberoted. To this •Iltr, sortie setOrityltir,jiii. - boodad Wm a NS :: w made such good ssottsi. • I'he eodttitts ell, pOrsi,) as 0114440 . oOli'it*Ojiiloo'• . 4.441 1 / -41141411$ I .• ~ - int Mita* imay be ab. ptrnt'llol4lbrdtat , .IS l i l t 1, 14111 cold is i . it readily toms, - aftweria .... t A iwor l oditirebly ear* fix: in forming _- I OtithaielltS which aftrd :k - L 1 t" " • ~, npir-stavarr. 174 - GASAga&—Yriteothy nit Wier* d 1t.2 litfottlielitte against Aye sot of gambling celebrity cacao as Won (1. • blorimou., la% Mk( .111logliuste. /olio vtu xi front -- . occupied r. tertata'aloek la. arm/ M ontlialz . in The svenfar in lie edam, IllideM, . . dMin icit dm, . ice was excessively crowded by a nu. ' MOMS . *of the eternity denomlnated " Pets Men," who toremsie Were widow to bear a decision in whidi they were so fn. Watery concerned. The bfannatioai chanted the defendants with playing a eertaM ititlagrtul game called haiard, contrary to the enactments of tbe = t Olt. 11. c. fl*, foe Prevelniqt recessive a n d deceitful gamble, ' 'dsta/ hid' rendered themielves liable to penalties of Alto firtiser ;wide !WI costae( suit. • blame Mr. Amami us unaided akihnnwel cm dm part of the pisortalun. and Mr. Aatimsteva tad : Hr. 4s for the defence. : „ • , The names of the defending, are. Gmtato Waldron. Idly, S, Wai ler Erunion, Mr. .tfrtalitr . O'Leary, Mr. Batten, Edward Stretch, and Mr. Theme Weld/ the sitvendsoce4f the latter Gentleman having been procured by a *rico( Habeas Corpus, on which be was brought from Whkectoss-street l'risoo, where heir at present con fined for debt. , The witness called to substantiate the averments in the informa tion was a Mr. Thomas Jackson, who described Mask', as a glass. cutter, residing at Caroline-place, Bromptson. He detailed the fact of having seen the defendants, Kelly sad Welsh, playing at hazard on the clay named in the information, at a common gambling-house,' 1 at No. 8, Ozendon.street, *Haymarket, where be went for the pur. pose of seeing Kelly, to solicit the payment of a sum of money r owing to him for goods sold and delivered to Kelly, who then pro- tested he had no met* t but the witness remained in the room a short time, and saw him engaged in playing hazard, when be re- I peatedly staked money. fle then took down the names of all the persons he knew, and who wese then *We, for the purpwe of bringing them to justice. : . • . ' Mr. Korea asked Jackson whether he was not ermlorad to go to the house for the express purpose of noting who were at play ? Jackson.--I was not employed. I put down the names of those Gentlemen because I felt conviared,YrOM the moduct of my own debtor, who had risonq to pia} there when he would not pay me, that it was highly injadorm brae Pubic he miseraL The defendant, Welsh, am*, whom informations are laid, pleaded, that owing to his being a prissimr, he was precluded front making the necessary irrangetni , nti - for his defence, and he wan in -fact, unable at present to employ' CounselsOn his behalf ;but, if the bearing was postpoood until a future day, be should, by the assist ayes of awe of his friends, be able to do so. ' After mune discussion between the Counsel on backsides, it was treed that the hearing of the information against Weida should be deferred until Tu-sday next and In the interim a conviction should hi bad on the first informatk4, with the understanding that it would not be enforced if be made a defence to the others.. • . .)sire Anozews took. an objecifou on the part of Captain Ke ll y, en thegtound that the anninums.requlring his attend:Ace was not indorsed with. the datekiel plateNeieriptive of when and where the dream charged was alleged masa", been Mownitiedi tad also the &nute under wait* thp psolikolings were issued ; thismas the retake in alljhe higher Courtiomd was what theulaw strictly en. joinetto be done. ' Mr: Atm-rams replied al ectiffirfalVfeiPpalk_iiiitHolide that any Attest of dm ansemons wit tinted- tryttlie ibilllnhee off Mt parties: He. WM. otngeeditin, when Mr. hinatt via. said, altlit.ugh it was not the practise at Aida Of. ke to Indorse summonses in the way described, he was of opinion that its.proliriety witiailtelfink toil be(Wouldlititsilose Postpone the hearing al all the cases void Sine,lay amt. se dmittedea yrenthl ah priv"dins for mature deliberatiom " • - William fitm eerrad and Frauds Sl4rtl in th a e soidiesh tiftptded on Tuesday, a charge:Of ‘robbi t ig Mr", all, a manktk:gsrdener i in 'Hyde-park, were.l.rought up Tor ire-eli club. The Serjeant of the emnpany to which they belonged attended, arid taftnhted that the 1 gapforand on the spat belonged to his compasy,but•failoila icleati . 4 , 114 it us qat property tr Ocher of tbenrisonets, Mere heisig neleket a number rut a mirm: m it. Os trying it on it was found told Skinner. Aire Lyall also appeared, but declined swearing to ether of the men. The-only additional circumvent& tendbig to tAninate them was the production of a button, found near the plow where the stragglat milt pieta, which the Satinet primounced to behest; to ,the company. and on eiamination, both the jackets of the accused' Were found to be deficknt of a similar orie.--;Comniitted fur trial. al ASSION-UOUSE. Toe Treats Gnexxs.-- , testerday the Secretary of the S - o'ciety of Friends for the Itenr of Distgesied Foreigners, and a Gentleman fiViii-the6reeli Ctotinditee, WthiclipOtt be Lasko Wavoz, in eon. ZigNsof the tralliiitatikon- et Alltrittinensent tsf the three mtirtled al. - theillifitesion,holeet nestWartizegalts desecelhEHl G selves 41 hare'hotal eilee-leafeerles.Meidaels•Plusidered nf all property by tie 'Korb, and old' . to*. to this cosintry.. The Lesolliavern,'giettig dredrbee t storey, huntitedylitade evert et/erica to Mee' rebel Worthy, t and wits sisin i s i ter a %mei fa ir Oahe frank Corellnitter for that purpose, when a OM pre-. ;Mt, cailing/sself a member of aka.* that no relief wetdd tio . . germ unless t bad keen *a apanks in Ws country. .. t hre'Seertita Orihe loi*y of Priihdirtor, Itclfel'otikreltn' *tli Ins , zeld . lly . ocrisistest , Of Orttldvs, , mdd that. tvretrei, "Itd vnaraiways effurded; test these J/nreiguers hack - in chit ;oy tin t;ry ni - 1 - :tithe . , y 4,4t4s - badjaoded_ -Ises" -- ' ' CO ' sXniy •.' • - Coehermouth, aged s u s, the Rev. T. Wallis. The'Rev. W. Cullen; lt A Dean of the :Motel teighlin, and for °pint& 'bratty rears Rector Leistdinbridgr. At Caine, the Rev. George McKenzie; Chrate The Rei. C. Mordauut, lit:mi of lludgeworth, Tuesday, at' Colchester, the Rev. B. Wainer/xis Besgholt; &do& Wednesday, at Portsez, after a short fitness, - Noel, Ilids*toan of his hi.tjesty's ship Aiscritf the Right Hon:Lord Barham. At Purtuntlinh, - Captaht Judson, of the - itia . tines statloued mal•: at that place. riesday its'noitht, at Dublin, 46! 4% 1 1*i 'late Major *the dith Regiment ! • ' ' • • . • Ban,tdar, in Rtnizt,el . llreihi. Vsbesi Judge Jehb. • • • ' Friday; er nerei 3 rds"l l 4gag At inferness o lierr Andereoil l tienthy imibrift lid belaspie ft :fled e ;Kart-we qa tt ..." ll Wednesdiy SaNitight;‘lllollnticijit ,:airkardssts, . debt and costs. A waggish by-stander observed, that islows) sibs had it, *ad togas these tool-makers lookalibr s Pimple of of op the booty, on being liber mtustats o.• airokut. - , objected, without having sod Tile derekkdani in 0 1 4 . A 4 ,0 weltirelLeuited with * tips Which the delinquent ha vanle, for he looked se wild *so North : Americas la- es rising his Minty, math iliun, anthems, emostsover, "bearded illettheisard," while he wat• not see* atterwardv.. • the plaintlif wns...o far cortrprotnaphof the celebrated Of which Mr: reek Was pine • Major of , tbe saameeasnO Nil/W.4 I Y. stati sought tp4e- one pound aute,OOda few 41s cover from Me lilatealtetdia.lllll., fot !adverse twoished Secs GriAllAmAil , elegant 1 toe friend of hk . willfai 1111114 .• • rEentistendatlia i i - Ate Meer. which II StPli 'and for which Os Aptittl- .. . ~ • , . ...- : . ' *Mit '' ~ japan. rs is Sava 'hid indeitateis &ye". '' le ~.- '' . ' . nee gal ,' ' l y with co -Ge ihowlevers . * 7 ty isbarie the when jet= 4 6 4 seeing as how bo etd*lPar . Are, awl . and datable cement, not cal the court weisatisitehdetlieseasignita surarsee . 4 • • • downturns paste, bat a Spouse's ' S lir Oilt t Ilaill 'l/Or . , , 0,,,, • -• , paper, cord, k - ti'ag life * •ry tuft iheisistottld so Ade -:. • • k;; •', and tasteful OrnanN found an aisyqus . in due col d !ry . 3 j os itib s ib a dj ap 4d4 -:- , , - Welmedly aeolinigtit. • eddirenty, at ' fietwid, , at Brorap- un erry•fart of the I.:Minnent,,,,the,Unil *tiapgrajd4T . f,it ' ____ •lk ____ ....2"1"_1_,"",... ......o ff l ea vin f th e fused theurptispnris. •,- : ~ , .-. -... ;„ • •,. IaWCIA TB MUD I.J&A DX tali /1.1. L gAtitli f tWo O r clock A. letter was *en * jet.° t° hi° •rmiti v t i t re - ° " 4l/P..7. - ......,641, :. is oct to ga:ll4 I Veal ... - ......1... Secretary en the Verida•Pierunitwa, .1w 4,414- tobemal as hear d ors pulgicly, in owlet. , to. 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Od - tn a mts ad tEllasee.... ii to. as they RP'' ,_ e Gentlemen then, eieri,.witli,hs, Lordskies rrance tkat tr v iv ir e, . 11} 3 0s ,o 4 ,to,_* ,as,94,l4fryw • .41 . *4 Sit ,a‘ the; timer it reinoteu everyllOpillatioh koattheir teipeMve Sodeties. • II; 11' . i l let-G4kDRI4.• .. • . r PRIGitiGE HOPS.. ie.hOnie id ' XBW POB,BBlll. . . JP.IF . . era iithei an-. . iiiiliam Ahnisn, a baket. l ll,liroPlinond-ateet, was charged with Kelit - rheard him ; delivering a larking five minutes affer tie time prescribed by law— Sem . v ' 1101. to 1190 ~ . -•10r.,,, half-past one on Scuday.. • • The biliiiitrste did not enf o rc e the pe. =Ater - hey had 'dt scaling the 1 Laity, and the defendant escaped on paying4s. lid. eras. Funkvan 161 OS tri . eol.os • ad from t h e Five Irish taboinim, lathe *Molloy a 74r. teeter, bricklayer, 4 ._,.. ..... a . '. . lei-W : " MC& (Pr .... A tis believed i f n ore t a r n t , e7h .. .s.re..line, ar r ir i eharped with attempting to their "wilo stnne) iss r5...44, 4erera ~. Si im , G ' itt 4 k 7 car , . 1 . prisoners were. engaged 'Mk othesain Mr ' A- ""d repairing a act! aclrrr, in ile Seilkois•hill, and took it,imwtheir in4illwlFl •••1.• *.W:le . ik 94 El* Herr, • 1 i alter them' hear., that Norman had conv erted to Iris : Own use some moiety in. -. • IWcpt gel Woil,,Lolll ,413041 P, ~..e..p tended to pay drivel their wages. tbei secnidingli . heir a council, ti;rii Tir ...,,---,_ -4 0, PI 13 kaf ... •as g r. at which. it warodeteendies4 mime, him,•and M. birry Yin 'hi the Vega* hie . 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Lotaao3,7 AU/0 dII 12 ..L SESSION; .A VOA! adjdurnmeni of th*F4 &min tsfor thh day, for the purpose:or hear t assault upon, and resistance to, Jackson, a constable of Bread-street Ward, tion of his dice ; ,and which, from the nu noses it was supposed it would be necessar it was expected would occupy a whole da secution bad been directed by the Court and was conducted by Mr. Common Serjei Mr. BOLLA SD, and Mr. LAW. s nle delendal Mr. ADOLPHUS and Mr. Baonatoit , appean were Mr. John Sugden, agent to Messrs.W carriers, and 14 others, porters, helpers, tti The history of the case, which occupied upwards of five hours, was shortly this:— lington had. formerly held the lease of the premises of the Saracen's 1-lend Inn, Ft id; ting off the tavern and hotel to Mr. BL Wallington's lease had expired at Mids from which period Mr. Blake had become the whole of the premises, and, as he is menced doing business himself as a cart i will had in consequence been created bets the agents and servants of his fotiner hold] Sugden continued, notwithstanding the r holdover the premises be occupied, in spite endeavours to get him out; and daily bi quarrels ensued in consequence, which, June, terminated in the affray and assaul rise to this prosecution. Two Medical Gentlemen who had octet deposed, that he was so seriously hurt, tha his life was considered in imminentsianger his bed• for upwards of a month, and th perfectly recovered until„the hate end of What defence was intended to be.set up pear ; for previous to the dole of the case secution, 'Mr. Anotenva, the leading Co defendints, had left the Court, and after s tion with his Clients, and the Counsel fot tion, Mr. Ilitoouscx suggested his willir mit *to a verdict of Guilty against all d with a view that proper:recompense slioq them to Jackson, the officer, is consideta the Counsel for theprosecotion agreed the not be brought up fOr jodgment. _ The Court consent eil to this. arr angeme dict of Gritty was entered against 41 ;hie- ".- - At Wrath.*ll. 13Orset, thas daughter. Nov. 8, at Plymo lane. of the Sd ~' iin. outl :, the Lady of di;IO ti • --Wodimiday, at Kensintton, Otsego CliantiVr, AIM' Mesi t a / rah :tlarypret Ler, SUCOUt late Thaw Lee, get. of..itiostattod, Haut.. Inerr, Vasil Beraidge, of: Aigarkerk, to lieu keth, only Alatigliter.of thaltely. W. ehaphn, ctt T The ReV...l). C. I Vicar of Raisitp, Mid •JoiiaTitt, yoehgeat dsghtar: of the late W. Pitt,