The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-07-16 00:00:00

111 I. • 1 4 .' ~.. 1. , •• . .._ .... . *PQATVV(4 1NTR1.0 4 • 0 .. _ • NS : MIAS/CET JULY ,bIESPS626II WEDNESDAY, Joky 15 • The Town Plot, of 501.•f0r S•O 7- Old colts, 84. 4th. aids lir4. Last tone en 4 a distaste of- Ms= Sir C. Banbury's brown colt floniface . • ..... Lord Foler'• the sue rob Philo:songs r • ' lAA Darlingteeo gay Olin Itimp . 6 to 1 apt Fir Were. b 10 . 1 apt Philemon's,. 5 to Rout Sweepstakes of 100 p each, for I:v . r old Slims,. fgt. 4sb. euc - • , • T. Y. C. Doke of IW:stoner ally Miracle . • s . Dslie of Reasoner My by Wurlt . I Duke et York% tillv.by• Seymour . - . I Duke of Griatou's Sister to Joke ' 1 2to 1 Miracle.. _ ' Doke of Grafton's Clweic, 6st. 71b.. beat Mr. Prime's ill , -• by Quiz or Zodiac, So. /first Half orAe. kl. sSgs. 6t06 di Cllie. .. ► ..,- RA R 4 tit... LONDON MINUIVIS; Ant 14. i .• 'IL .. t . • •, .., . L Ai mi g, • 1, ..is - -.41 I:. *4 • • COTTOPU-The mu t ' he n eery . beavy ; the ' ;tattoo of the lati l lienkted :demand, spit the depres sloe in the pric"is of Cotteis, is attribeted to the great number of mills Which Ave Stepped wonting, parti cularly in the prig yelisheoll of Manchester; the workmen hate generally Orrick for higher wages.-- The Bill litirlybrolieht into the House of Commons, by Mr. Peel, if stated to have been in a great ma. cure the cs•se of ill tilis discontent, and the reason why so nianyinallli ire slopped, en @cermet of the eery unreallinii4e Ornandn of the labourers in the IninufactOrtes. We give this is the common report Off the trade, and ilte maces •every where assigned for the stoppage of the mills. „Two or . three public Sates of Cotton w ire attempted last week, but the proprietors; when I - . found such low•prices offer. ed; withdrew th`“ Ito ". bags Bowed, were taken lw 'it 19 { 4 . 7 6 I •4 ' • o,l4tis, at sn. 04d. The seleti Since Tuesday*. aq Ale 'eetwed 700 packages-100 Perna mtioto. 2a:id." to !ii..14c1. 20 Maranbams Is. 66 SiiiVnieti . and' I;4l4atieares, the former Is. 11 , 1.1 • the faiiii7 Itills.;:te 2i: I& Carriacou' 234 d. 140 'Bewedi l l Olt telttl t eed in . ihe. hoes. 60 Severe Tlid: to 13L t ilinDO'Bringals 94J. to 114., ( 410.iet• ter se fiefiAl44Afilienini Iff f re-male hers. )3 . . ... °I ItiCi.:l:lll.;,‘ !yoi'llion great A -*cleating i i the iiri4s 'of 'Klee ;46441;0490 the India sale ow *ridgy, `ice advanced lin;.fla S. cwt. and the demand 'eras brisk at the'fiss 4lsee nt. The India sale con. i tilled of nearli V . l , . ~ gs, end went off with Veit briskoiss tt~ il lLeritlllf, Improvement, making se ildesece of nearly Ws, pee cis!. on * the previous s at the India-hriise,4.",After the sale, the rise was ans Oat, that several of theperchasers were inclined to iqhmit to a smelt depression ; several parcels were disposed of es. to 3S. under the East India-house sale prices. Yesterda/,,,however, there was some sp. p.arance of a reales), in the demand; purchases could, however, ho made 2.1. below the India mix prices, and the sales effected this forenoon are at that d-pression.-The last sale of Carolina, in bond, 395. OIL.-The accounts from the Greenland Fishery are early, and very favourable ; three vessels have ar rived, roll ship•s, and the accounts given of the•nther c -eels aeo l frkfliwytisigly good.; it has bad ROMP egfct it. dPwPSSIng the prices of Oil ; and it in now the general opinion, that if the accounts of the fishery continue so favourable, that a further decline may be looker' for, though no considerable depresnion is anticipated. The export thin season in expected to be extensive, provided the medersle prices continue; one reason for the expected shipping demand is, that the high prices last year prevented all upon; there is in consequence a great want of Oils. . Rum, BRANDY, AND HOLLANIIII.-The purchases of Rum during the last week continued very coosi durable, and at advancing prices: yesterday and to day scarcely any riles have been effected, and on account of the chime of weather affecting the prices of Barley end of Oats, purchases to-day could he made fully id. per gallon ender the prices of lest week, and the market may be stated very heavy at the depression. Brandy is a shade higher. Geneva at the advance of 2d. per gallon ; a new defy of 25 per cent. has been levied on the latter in Holland. LIVERPOOL, Jury 11.-The business done in Cot ton this week has been very limited, owing princi pally to the interruption which the spinning trade in Manchester baa received, by the hands turning out for wages, and to a continuance of arrivals. Prices have, however, been maintained in all descriptions, except Brazil', which have declined 14. per pound, from lest week's prices. The sales amount to . about 3000 hags consisting of 1050 Boards, 190. to Sid. for inferior to good, and a few prima 2114. 260 Or leans 194 d. to 23d. for very inferior to good qu alit y; 30 Sea Islands 3s. 444. to 3.. 6d. 700 Ferobeass 24. 00. toi 2s. 2d. 100 Maranhao. 234 d. 24. 480 Babies 2344. to In. 20 Demerara, 93,14. 10 Do. toingos Mid. 90 Starets 14d. to 19iI. 240 Beards 101 d. to 134.1.- the arrivals are 7423 hags. St/GAR --The demount for Muscondes this fore. noon has been steady and extensive; the prices can. not, howevori be stated le tie least variation. There was an improved demand for refined goods; the prices generally may be stated Is. to 2s. higher. Mo lasses in brisk demand, at the advance of 2a. The 'nice, of Foreign Sogers are considerably higher- 1 ~~~ - ...~~ • owiLAUV . III7I iLLIGENGE. 4 1 " 61 . •irl • !- • ..v 41 : 1.0 ; • 01117Rfor'VHANCERY, JuLl : l5. 4• 1 11 ‘114 Ipiutsiym t LORD STRWARTII CASE. 14. The Limp CaIkANCELLOSt came to . Lincoln's inn 1 10 o'clock, and was for some time occupied 2 in hisisrlvite room Ile took his seat at balf.past 3 . • 10. • .i be don weisonech crowded, in.espectation 1 , of thi final result, it being generally understood that Sir : Samuel Romilly, u Counsel for Mrs. Taylor, the, I . guardian of Lady Vane Tempos, would this move s tog intimate %whether,. Mrs. Taylor intended to 4,, peal, or not, to the 'Holm of Lords. Sir Samaria happened, however, at thia moment to be engaged:* . a case before the Vice-Chaecellor ; bet Sir Arthur Piggott, one of Lord Stewart's Counsel was peewit, with Messrs. Bart and Horne, als. Aligned is :41.4 case. • Sir ARTHUR PIGGOTT then saki, that he haskigeig., salted with the Counsel on the other side, and mit. derstood from them, tkat it was the flied deterasloa , lion of Mrs. Taylor, 40. tent of the yoeog Lady, and one of her pardons, to appeal from his Lord• ship's decision to the House of Lords. Fro, the circusiiitatices of the case, it was particularly duke I able that the appeal should be beard as quickly es , possible; but it could not in any way proceed, till his Lordship bed formally made out the order. The Loan CHANCELLOW---Yoo way, tnoroforio t take the order that the Mister's Report, boding that this is not an improper marriage, is by we confirmed I at the same time let the entry of appeal be instolllllo' I am of opinion that the marriage must be restrethbal under the present circumstances, till the decisisobiat the House of Lords be known. With respect to tea other restraints, they bad as well be put an midis, ' as I don't see any reasonable cause for their leisig continued. Sir A. Pronore.—l sbnold suppose, my Load, that the Master may, l i ts the mean lime, nevertheless proceed with making out the proposals of mitigates*: The LORD CHANCELLOR.—CertaioIy. i Can WV nothing to prevent him viol; on with that; but IM it be understood that he does so without prejudice. Sir SAMUEL. ROMILI.Ir at this moment came isle Court, and addressiog his Lordship, said, " I ans, my Lord, desired by Mrs. Taylor to inform year , Lordship most respectfully, that it is leer intention forth% ills to appeal to the House of Lords, from the decision now given by your Lordship." , The LORD CHANCELLOR—I was just informed of this, Sir Samuel, before yoe come into Court, by Sir A. Piggott. I am particularly &lad that you have adopted this course, imune, in. a case so painful to use in every point of view as this his been, I shell have the heartfelt satisfaction of heing set right by the house of Lords if lam wrong. l'ainful as the consideration of this case has been to my own mind, I am happy to think that a superior tribunal will have it in their power to review my judgment, and that any error or inadvertency I have been guilty of will be there redressed. l have just stated to Sir A. Piggott what should be done, and I do really think I am in justice bound to restrain the Marriage in the mean time. This is the best thing I can possi bly do for the parties. Take the order as I. have coeutiosed st, and let it be drewes.np forthwith. . . VICE-CIIANCELLOR'S COURT, JoLitl4. OPERA.HOUSE. • WATEas •V. TAYLOR- Sir S. Realm. , " said, he had now to submit a mo tion to his Hors bur, respecting the insurance of the Opera4oese; fur though Mr. Waters had under taken to insure it for • greater sum than 20,0001. he , bad not dome it, nor taken any notice of his on de:talcum Mr. himr.s stated that some bankers had, for the ruttier security of the koala, Insured it foe 00001. — making thus 26,0001. in all. „:; Sir S. ROWDILY did not conceive that Taylor was entitled to the blineht of that 60001., as the bankers alluded to had insured it in their oat' name, and for their own benefit. Were the theatre by accident to be burned down, surely the 20,0001. could not be considered as at all any thing like an adequate re muneration. The Vica CHANCELLOR considered that if the bankers were assigns of the lease, that insurance would do, hut it *Meng's.% could not. He directed the statement of this to be handed to Teylor's Solici tor, in order that his Counsel might know what to do. Tint GAME V. TUE salt& Sir S. ROMILLT stated this was a motion for ply lug the antismog to Mr. Taylor of that 110001. whielsi bad formerly been directed by the Court to be paid' to the Acceuntant-Ueneral.—The Court hod seen proper to order that sum to be paid in t and therefore it followed as a necessary consequence that the in. tetest should be paid to Mr. Taylor. The VICE CISAUCILLOst was of the same opinion,' and thou..ist the motion must be granted as a matter of course after what bad fallen from the Lord Chaste cellor. Mr. HUT did not see how he could resist the mo tion because he perfectly coincided with the opinion - - line white Brazil solitit 83s. of the Court. Corrzz.—The public miles of Coffee this forenoon Motion granted. have gone off 41. to is. per cwt. higher than the pre. Sir S. ROMILLT then moved, that the Accountant. 'ions prices by private coostrect, and 101. to 12s. per General be directed to transfer to Mr. Taylor .the cot. above the prices of last week • 71. 51. was the SUM of 5,476 1 ., being the pseduce of a su m p ai d highest rate for St. Domeier which had been realized into Court in July, 1808, by Mr. Taylor, as a se. before the public sales of to-day, but at which it corky for a mortgage due to Waters, as the executor realized 71. 18s. 6d. of Uoold. Court bad ordered that sea to be . I RISM Pnovissees.—Tee demand for Beef and paid in, and accordingly it was so dose. it was at Pork is very Bolted. There is no variation in the first 3,6501. bet had since accomulated• to 544751., prices of Bacon. The; sepplies of Irish Butter are by interosi• This was in Mr. Waters's pocket, and the cowoosption. certainly ought dot to be allowed to remain there, are TAULOW.—There continues to ellioM, indeed, Vie Court would order the money tw city if Tallow ; for early arrivals 76a. be twice paid. a ll th is teases 73,. t o n o . ed. Tire ifice•esteecz&z.oa.—Tben you route:Ed l berst is sosseistios. debt is paid tor which this was given ? -.• • fever Timer' Hale itrieg is Wane ; the Sir S. Itesitte.v.--t-Civtainly, Sir, red it etbeht micalatiog, from the limited stock not to be sole. paid. respond with the supplies of preceding Mr. MART stated, that this had been disposed of it a res sma,le pr o bamigst. .10r. mere of before the last vacation, shoo an application wit Aydin'', bee his. afield f , 4* '.a- aria to site Lord . CAaacellor about the ince abet- Yis..to 544.1 a offered. , 7 pi! •7( 1 •119•11 on the Opefiribilefee Atter a bug and very tom.- 7 - . T have Item pestle! soles a protesiged dismembe r the Lord .Cleasoellor allowed ,rpeutine at ;small decline; uearket is it was imesumberanee. Foe bisisetfghe must say, d epe : ss i oji , Spirits sootittoo its S I AM that whew it wet oe 'before She . ihrerr, - he did not Tar s Piick so rApsier thole* viol little I . pstAcior twisimasd: it, tboogh fortunately Mr. Waters' Solicitor was an able accountant. • STATESMAN:i The Vice•Caeoccu.on fett in the case was. whether 'Waters to retain Whatheithes claimed? Sir S. ROWILLT observed, thin have the sum paid Into Court: Waters had' a riahf to &kink decided that he had net, yet isfref cording', his Lordship altered of a very different opinion. Mr. HART considered the ' indeed. -The house wasAivided Taylor having nine Mateenths menthe. On the Waite of the mortgage, and it was obvioe‘ stead of paying that ilortiege Wows, then of course so muoUms deducted as incomberaoces, end by Waters 'would have beei bow -- ratniet into'Coert: The Vicz-CliAncerer.osipioaght very much miscarried us makir the mm was not an inctimberepro, debt. Prima facie wheel any Court, it was considered the sal ties, and therefore, he was of to allow this to be &dialed as Wafture this would aopp4l with took of the case. Sir S. Rosstme sail it did, pert merely related to the iscumberai the partnership debts. The VICE CHANGILLptt underst, this :—M r. Wate'B l ii4B the par for 70,0001. end OM dc Trolls that purchase?esl44, which cumbrances. In diting , so he that there was no oties‘oi ircflt to day as a purchaer* wk l icise again to.morrow of aq . 1 1 then is, does this mortgage Sal, can he deduct it ? Now Aria ceiteti one shilling of this inortgab„ his right to consider it as so locombrance, duet it si 'loch , must abide the rovi.i• account. Ile was not of opinio.. to have been allowed as an incembi Sir S. ROMILLY use* bur in the universe places man ip for now was; for suppose W , solvent, without completing ti person have the slightest doubt sum ? Was Waters, thee, in to keep it in his pocket? The , Chancellor was given after he (Sr and how his Lordship came to Mon he was at a loss to know, The VICE-CHANCELLOR lbi no right to deduct the money, pared to say that Taylor ought it. The question put by Sir great impression on his mind. tendon. Mr. Rouram. said, he sat Sir Samuel, but felt it was not observations on this, as it hid Master. The VICE CHANCELLOR---• this part of the Report oo the of it ? Mr. Rooms'. —NO, Sir; for the Mister to review his The VICE.CIIANCELLRI. Mr Taylor is not placed le ought to be; bout cannot or' money. As I hose token a Lord Chancellor, and do not incumberanci, as his Lordshi( better make this motion before his grounds for thinking it sure I never can see hots it in that light. WATERS V. T. Another motion relative counts, &c. was ordered to ... .• :.. # inadequate to OttHaae, lies!, FLAT, be a great/1(4;cl to 775. sad fos 1 Hemp or Flee II ToSACCO.,-4 holders airs ku in Leave, C.. years, that ite 1 Virginia 00s. at Lucky abOut 3 1 0 NAVAL STOW - • Rough Tarpenti heavy at the tie demand. In Tai irl I ialiclu. . ~ , • ),. • , . , . . .. ~ - . • - , . • . . ; ‘4l . . - !... -,••• S .- ' - ',•'''' ' `ll: 4 l! ' l 7 ..t , ...: . • ti. Mr ' . - B m is.l". Iteylir:ted;inforrolavernotle, to chew cants sal, i 1 • . '... • ; - .- .. ~ from , ' .-."- • • ? . „,„rr b • the had been remanded, y Cou r t there,. shaahk est .. - •1'•• •• --- n a rt to be reexamine d . Th• atOdoii o f the opposini t cm.. p.:l;tshisth•tah-uel‘dreabel d a tffi li t o •u o l o t d y , Edward of., .. . that be kJ i PP' - '. • ' 'i) • the rotted of Ns reenalmillat, said lb l e • a a schar i ram his tre . 0 !'. 4 ; f . i 4'°941 .. t/ l ied : lti. . 1 dit r' i I . 'di "►it • f an ' di a l l „ fil .Isie t It, vet the Ltina-rigor Mae not ea ra , mr..91,111111 • ir i atioilipo rine:Lome - intifeaa pea. as he had Wog . vilify of gain' lojustice town& hi s d iiiidicidl4l,•iistl Was eredi‘ors. r qe ~ I ;It I+ol3o' ' :Rule ranted. . _ W14. ' 1 .1 ,10 9 iliiiiill r di 11 e •1I r. ; r'itgiSea .br it a nits to show Obese or ed fretrihialia i t q ! „ . Joatiet ptite,.tio tnsolveot, who bad been clitchat i k aka , wadiw 0,,i4 -„i s . f ro Wbo.,eleassons Court at Lancaster, should set it a '. ..• . . . . . CA I I I O b e („ o bat r 4here Wei e >stodompoirgefthflretiopiiiation. VS • 0ibi1e_ ..... .. ilk "oppoldsig creditors had brought witnesse s • woo . of silty miles to Lancaster •,.h st Ma recoonecommi Oboe*, Psis. I 05,..5ia1d hstobeen . *We. Red -.4 . • a.. ' vet* r I's cie silli i f ! ' , c h i t s d :I T ' a paidll si t I li t !: f t r is o o lli Cow the rt lie tbe i re baring eveltlisl•ect a role whietb ' ,„,,, .., ;on is to be itillin to the Insoltritt, the ou 4 i i i d le b r y e reee mibi t uk vin ees g th re ats: the m; , d e i p d po n s o i t t floffi . cientiy publish, that three days notice at • " 11 ,•• 1 , 1 oesses.coold not be examined through Ailing et' am r ra ete. w et: . .. I 4 e ; • _ i . ce,..ed tite luaUlveot was discharged. i ' 'i 1410 De Lottery ; Og ni li i t 4 th t at oc tb o a "opimoi ertime rs _ 1 pret ty. ttpg bets Rififitflda W . t PO 14 IG E. .. As& lendable Tribal. of Oral* I otana y ,was p a id ioteJ s • - ',, • —.......-- . ROLL, helm al . the pl same as Paid- tottint-per. WORSDIP.STREST.—Ynoterday Maria Derby, ails •', , ees et tem . . opinion It W a s I . l lS Wa t , ' H arr i son , was charged with :stabbiog Joseph air& • 40/10110 1 le On incombe r n nee r...ll e son, a. black two, with a knife, with latent to Ida ~, ' • ids lire via r 44 Selluid him. -. . '.. tte it ais .4ll6l Atitt • ' John Ward stated, that he is a music-ceee-euther, . 1 i,. rtgesv as e4 4 o: • D I, and the, Mester r . 0 ..•-•. residing In Frenels.alley, Aldersgate-street. Absat coherence% but not to nine o'clock lesterdermorning he sea the Pii• l b w 1 cAMIte . . and Harrison, olio reside in the nest house so M os 1,. ', acflLl aderatond the case to be catalog dower stairs. Harrison bed • * . stool net elicit ' • .10To Plead purchaser oij this boom he sits *eery day ripening shoes at the corner of tits 1',.• 41 1 L STRAIN I deducts certile sums alley, in his arms; he is a pensioner, baring lost S Orb 8,000 'which he dew -Alms al 1 0- leg in the King's service. The Prisoner, rho way i Ai •• ? " '" to acts on the principle, b e hi n d a him, leaned o'er, attempting to cat Prise' °f r him paying into C e e rt throat with a knife she had is her hand, and stretch .• ,, II ....43ovoreig he meat have drawn Va t him in the back of the neck, and inflicted a revert ;I. 3 6 Iblatocer• The question gash. She, at the same moment, exclaimed, 66 T.k. . , 4; • rill on that principle, or that, you ---, 1 wish 1 had done it effectually. .".... 10 • tag that Waters e w er r e- They were quarrelling in the morning, woich was ?AGO .ors end end therefore their constant practice. Witom assisted in carrying °continence, and to 4.. hist tor the surgeou's, in Goswell-street, who dressed Tickets sod Sh ROLL on , the he result of din gmlltral the welled, and declared him in imminent danger._.. Anion that it ought ever The parties bad cohabited as man and wife about - ..• Loodottd li Con . 0 1 MUTH It R ncembrance. seven years. s ' • •w any Coed of Josh es William Jennings lives opposite to the house they ' Tbis dells:is 2 lived In : he did not see ihe blow struck • bat be It is RITIIMII such a situation is Tay. which ei r aters was new to be in - 'beard the Prisoner make use of the , words as stated : V.'n etl e n reader° the purchase, could any by lest witness. , t soeciesials, Wad Ks, Algelh bt of Taylor losing this M r . Bevicr. ordered that proper care should be lake. - - re t erm em at Pf Pa In justice, to b e e it e nn d of the wounded hien, and committed the Ptisorter . rbe decision of the Lord until his e at , b e k now n . ' • • • 14.0 . School, 1 •• hoot e (Sr S.) had.left town, Mr. Terry, landlord of the Red Lion, Type-street, . Leedom: Prim to alter his deClared opt. frinstrery-square, was charged es follows : nemer-row. . aia• The tea v. George Temple staled, that he went into the Red 1 r"""".P4It Lion on Friday afternoon for half • gallon of beer, _ bought that Waters bad y, but .he was .unt pro- and tendered a 11. note in payment, bet the landlord System: ght at present to receive refused to give him either the note or change till be .• - • should satisfy him who he was. He called again, anti S. Romilly bad made • took the landlord his his bat, and -it t.s and .i: 1. It deserved teach at-watch , 1 A Pa l g l thei li r ° ;: locoed Mm out. On Movirflay he want with a friend to ~ Table of the Iry as on the same side with claim them when Mr. Torres daegh o er :tromisod they , the Caadiiallaas, It necessary to p matte any As old be all restored wbsexleir ti-iter fihnuld he re. tad- been referred to the Waster sent ; but when the father tame , he denied the cir- L ou d on : Prim cumstances altogether i _endSomplainant summoned ' seater-row; sad • l 'o • The Asti .You did not except to him to this o ffi ce, on Tueslay, when the Migiorate, • atteosiog Do Fr view youbave now taken on hearing the ease,defrered the derk which follow shloo till now. . A man was brought for rind by the Complainant to e ardio g so the self owe Example. ar prose that be had sees him el'itlil door of the Red of each Verb, wa bat it was referred back Report. Lion et tbe time stated. trigf USA 1 ein • fs ' i X " ti d ed that ,Mr.,Totry's daughter swore that no such conver. • a proper situation as be sa . d uo as th a t oo latpd by Complainant had pissed be. la 440. , or.i trder 'him to receiv • the tween him sod her ;• and both she and her father • i t COMER • .4111 at I different view from the in the strongest terms declare) the charge to he on. Dr/seri le At conceive this to be en founded in truth, sod that he bad not been on that imbed by and actual ' arks, leue hip did ; you had much n i g h t i n their h ouse . tud i t r t i ul SO 41 1! re him, es he can explain Th e M ag i s t ra t e dittmisoul the complaint. ; . t an incuathraece ; 1 am *corrected.,oonoo 1 fhb, . could be possibly viewed , Late me sToesday evening, a young Lady of is. . Ii rem? alts it lion or Y telesting applearence was seen walking ahout the ' 11,040040uwl TAYLOR. • Green Perkin' state of melancholy dejection. On • ANECDOTI to the Treasurer ' s tic- stanclover till next Seal. reaching the reservoir, she plunged in, which being finm Natural HI °Wetted by Mr. Spilshnry, jun. of Berwick-street, Mph Taylor. -- Soho, be plunged in to 'aye her; hit would have 1. The RAT Ronde for Clan LS' COURT, Jut* IL failed is tb•Alet Pt, es had it not•lsisima'for the timely seal Cresiimi I assistance of another Gentleman. the was taken by Brice 84. them to Mr. Fuller, surgeon, Pl•csdillyr who sue... 3. RATION: Children of a IS CORO! DOWLING. ce d e d in restoring aniotoiott. Site now list at St. tar Moowkteei xemined before the Court George's Hospital, in a fair way of recovery. S. A HISTO id remanded to prison, it —:___—.—_.... . _ . .. . __. __ . __ R. 66.64 f-haul Avers, that dating the in. Non esa 'levee s-4 'mere vita.—Mantra... 1104 A'l' E N T • a Lire is Indy Life, win* blest with He.ilta." .11. - fashion, 4 I mid examination he had T HY. finest System of Ethics - is to confine withiti • with perfect ion s price of which had not doe bulimic and thus to regulate the Pdpsious ; wore- Now with equal of his creditors. A rule 'trailed lux' imottoriliosse they irapritiously destroy thaw bar. hot coiotatkce. Litenrsnzhiecinhattei4ei,,nthate.tdo appears the sonde of sa i e we red d g to , zit: , agooter, or is frellitt, or the-v 1 I obtained, to show canna 3t be further examistedon calculated Its limit thei• effervescence. retie etteblitle t ' l i t i on, groun ded on his Emery dirorgauis.itioss of the human frame require. great me- of sullricat arcs t the answers hick had m i edy, and the public welfare s promoted. , *moots and cap w ' gr rai r e en (disregattling the se tious of toe ea. ease, safety, ao mmit him, had proceeded at...lined iaterested) devote their studies to the treatment of din . en i l kti.. . fe - -1 e 7l , petition. They Ltioli• generated by impreatewee,,, awl. the Outlining' the questions by the mt. lattol rowl).. . , . _. _ triativre. sad i" A of the poittiont al an untoward atneent. • • The strength of a • ' whoa*. and thee, that la-1 8 14s be 'mu ' n ntinn.eonattut in the health ..f the People ;" but, it is rarlatt- lion efts press and that iit February of •eh.tly t o reflect soothe doily mend= to she i g oorome 14 IS feel. Made nee sell h it. further • , I)einstark-otreet Art in question had beers lreograg":47rwhetarll, i and !e n tr e e; 4 l l l; 111111111 1 :1 4° Ill f r a :t an ne P r t it of our own i du 11 est", 14_1 I e, his assignee, to John waperirseete Ilso vatioos diseases of Debility. The isow.iry ~ am" l e ' Ir ' r "l'S Ither.in.law ; area that his I ..1 ~.. t do, of . _Rory eke Leanly ac q uired at eriouil, before erase ,i, BRi i rts ui I purc h ase d of the s w ot " lush' insetted herliiht over the wind), will. in cinitesaplatiale • , ; i ls poweriese stale, %Ocoee Stwooptible of enlivening setrintioub, er.in.law, for his own oesa knowing that the mot cuatotieotat Owe of esbausti.., nay i td insolvent, PRNETRA l o visibk Gras, not being me be roused Imo only energy. —lntense soudv—loomilerate nos. Imicskitenco iatropieal Climes. amid twiny other Isn't's. . Otnreditto • than that .he was in 11011. i sot . 1 . y . dasericv he Nervous System; to met eases we bight Olive dal bask Red I Rnd ' apt, shire tint oboes sae itigii.sainerstace of ry i :ttontictii, by re,be ies w bock Bright Red in property to anti* ..Rhtle IMO whited air wagtail p i ce of Paton*. of both Sears, T i lfßl t alla . Linda .1f li MI ittiA, cao . awe . Choetlate . * n.e. • fat. if Ateeteat . Beseorn Prepare GP et lief e ' ' ".... :• " : . tionmemmale WI milidiniv ' distressing prepense. that , „.. —"lard Ile. He the a ls,.. sw lime podia,* is il e e rbitiour emanate aid harassiog We I :I ", Sala secoo lt iva le Lela best ear lainps t ripet hy oltseryaw tat Potionts Mooring ow 'ore that the horifIRISION't a l 1116 1 60011ribitt ig reitoidg are required for the le. • ~, have been sol 4 tss , 1144,, of earls mote ams . .l that the 'islet leveserate (fee will , ~ th . ine arm . .w.i4bse *agree. end shat Is a'persee she 1 . Borsht& 1 DSO alleged to Weil otiums.' a r,,,,„,„ me at j o i hr i d o le rif framlqrs yai r pre ee nten alli• ' k . i' , seal ow sl been the own...twat a n gesehr el. Itimaming et-a stellar reaps*, ! optics to many ,' ? maw 14—that linhidetiflal his mid i o tt antererota. el Moe seee tic hetet stAtino. as lieaktiela i AI- .: I. , tlb ie , Lome' ablinate mead* witaell'are ' ' ~ on Mods*, sat 9 .0.114 of -' ha isl e lgettitia me otanotk et rissoles*. , lirmta " ' at r"l l4o ,` I T a r, on the busbies, ef t erohltet. • 10.16141 id to fbe'ipetif bp. have wit. /*aped anti far many one; nombitird with calvary, has ea- Oh* weather, at )1. a weak. ... 4 oars :I'7 po nt lAtaiii liZasstu, it, g ,edeered. le hoe, wee view E a r4 eoverini e part of the 101110 1 10 st. 'Wise; littitittrlVentrtgesie, _'alid easineatly *wee:dui. .., ..' , , W hi te L bat the house, fittaim o .sed : Fort ter tguittrat , oecemeasitattoo we do OW 'YOU _ter_ ~ , are I %Eifel to 94strt, wri•M&..f proestarybas Say be yaitthilnie it all . , ~ ' Over description, In the . q „aulo mar r,•;L:66 at P. 1..... ry ..t......s me reipsened to , 111,1111 b• " , M:E l l i ll tu all t eel to E. Jones c far wheat se stele twit sViiittbibi; 'tr. *twit gedieines, wish,t e. itee A bankruptcy, 1 b e d mi isig 3r i I be i gsa i r o e s o ly torismded 0 ha, • pen of the it . ~4 ' Iliereitustsm hat time debt of thenopotta •!: a t MI 0 4 8• 101 "I"lejs"el-":"11.11:14""p""laulditoqed,Y"bealer. j .b7.: .i...; :... _ Lto 5001. and that be hear ii R ARGIVIMP eIIPPO - II trot inn c .. no 111041. : *". • • .. - 'eaj, p o t t-' 4 gss„ , ,feceived 14,0001. free! ~ re-Mitoste. t_uv.ooo and Oe. 'IA11 1 ; . e thole. ..al , eills V . l , .1 - - • .0' s'.- • 101444 IBtat .. nitkee c te o lond so wei tt.all ve.7 . dear it. 41 , 4etwomeo . .. .9 eondithm that the•ope- .11..RoevuessimOsigt..111PeCookr&r: ( 1.dikifih• '''' .......“:2,11h.1re , • S l fitt -cind tbittliG • 44ll.ol '6:O 1 Ki - 1 : runner. ono . Pabliatted .. D. Loy ist.t.. ..t mli SwiTgliwth Orrice. No. i, Salisbury-coon, Plert.see.L . . • • • . .Iv . • . . . . , . INSOLVENT DEB'T'ORS w IN Tilt CASZ OF OSLO) The Insolvent had been est on the Bth of May last, and appearing from his own Ins , terml betweeo his committal sold a horse and cart, the been applied for the benefit of Court had since that been why the Insolvent should not the mitten touching his Pee affidavit, which statefl, that k iaduced the Cori . ,to re.comi from his Misiwitrattioding ! aminini Coonset-..and fart) 'Web declared a Fiankrapt, that 'iver, - the horse anif pi disposed of by. MT. White, Jones, hue (InsOlveot's)hrot( house andfitures had been; by E. 'clime, another brother , and not fbi the use of the fowl property since, Roy further session of them los Jones,, lime, helot' itotacquired say dem Inds araditors.., Mr. 'Banat . , on the part 'showed cause against the rule, 'davit of the letter, who swr ,stated by the Insolvent to 14 ' were - not the Same with those sold—thit the Insolvent had ' horses and carts since 181/ 'bankruptcy, retaken his former 601. a year, and carried on there to the amount of 2001. Mr. POLLOCK, on the stated from his affidavit, that all the property, of whatever of the Insolvent, beloogest the Insolvent, since his • 'Conducted the business; iliah lug Creditor amountedot in the course of his besi • PPIs the Insolvent. • lk. Rule made absopilk off posing creditor IstirMAllr produced to be 'waited. I ' •