The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-12-17 00:00:00

~_~ , t '• 1 ~,~~ i • Age, Vt, 1. .• ate„' re i rrEo - RDElt'd: liiiindi. e. 'Friday the .R;Olilikaa Matte a• repcirt . td*fd Royal ilighneit the I''s a:.' . ~ •tzat,• of, the fOltOWlag • pifsb9tra* under sehtesuig.*' death in Ne*giteof iz. 2—• • ....„ . . • Aaa Hitywf,-foi rwilliis "pri vilely' Id triliiip - ; allbert Pt ittki fbr havilary.; Wm. Magi far a • lila aftErice's Ames Crisp; :Tang Wood, Jape slaiilield, klisaliett Japes, Santh.ittatipor, )naloi Coleman,' 1114 lames hflalteill, fat "aaaHtit In Swettiryt liabses t Lydia Caertfolit Pk! agrrdta I AIM Wilatin; Geofte lidck, Harry GrAtlis t Wat... 7 use*. alias ,lii ilkir, T i N rir til liztaie, Wlal Wood. alias White, alias' J „ Twat. Alias' itegad, Thoratts Hirt. . lett' M rlfs" • ' Citriitopher , wourimo, for sten in .....,...fiti l .Mll VA ant te t. a, wblclo, ' '' l ltb i ii 46 'T3 urqvaaient in vrospeeViterti i : thelf ifailtfnimer perind., , Tke AAA* i.. • ' i." 4 1 ' 4 ' , ).'liee, _ airy Yind Oflictotialittic ' , LI- . c•, -.:,- , " ig,o:9 . iiideni.ii and cso a pt4eilfle 1 * : mill i nt 7 I. 'ihdb7...thoo to eietiiie hOtif ala 46 '1.'7 if . that wttiliggviii=iiroCmerii,t"ch. 44. iaiiti; •': .. 6 UNotak'!•iii 4 Wiiii:4Bittibt4iiti :gil i the m, wh le OW , . 4 141 Ali iliinAhlii . they 1161!.k . i.fna l iistioci,, : and ' never can .att i ero i loni.Chplbarti Who . . Vol t -whip °' tittotate'stretielitaillidiCO'rM to This princiljiels untie ' - igite.Otitli,= r tis4 IlViottilltitil; ct 164 riii r oar•tifini cud ,.: last refi>i4itielf ii - Mn :d'potX,[thitperlitify . lould do ~iteSiirillitit: oitlitilii_iirt,P .frord Illicit it would IT; p i i t 1-.. coi l ; ,rthif !Mil '.l4lldOtte . _out& la' sonic 'eigeot , 0 ft. aisloglitliiif tit 7 reiro ' toir,in Fatsice. lieotle nen. the Reforiti - Confideutli"expeC t • -* ''refotl . 41. '* .. . ' fia dar - Lai .., ~ . ~,,. cm gausea•ntere irr g e l t . 17 1 • idiy) . tiral". arc s`-.it ' Wil(toltr'frtwa" the *kids*, , t . itibai .whateieit only be its Mai. - cOltiqi is irreitstliile.- - Iti:iidei to 411 . 4 iii -tihi` Idh • _. ; ...... i ne et._ .3 _ __... ...,. am:4r 311o'cliiilt ? ~ v t afteth . .toooitittimpertinci-'fi6 public talon; ; nit /fir. W. s . fatkeadttlissi l l Ast wood, near New/tail., • !MAI Olikii s breitl•btfi6 to lse iriesistible, %hall i ttell_ofraildteellitifitokittgh the groan& beloogiat name afe lus . tatteei itt slid its force,lttecifikfa mei. ', ' r.'1111.4 Gliodmas..iit North Crawley, he w i l, liihited,'' gten - w hire . il4"-tetioating mo . tiveft4eareitr ithitedbylir., 6.4irtrice fehtpads, who, no tkeruht,.h 1 •+. '" e , i,h of itht ! wilt. ittOgiiWeitit natt f ro,;'' ifeisloaf.lirardaidhini, End rofibeehim of nearly N'. is bap . reColleit ‘ 'per"iiipl; be:rtter ttilitt.T do' (for TloOtel 4- o ut' IOCS ? the 'principal part of which was in new iiii64iiy) , illsiteveolfiti dlitiitte Geteigmeitt . Grans,. 1- Bask if England notes. Both the robbirl idra 0, eerier ,Ner tfis ttrfeitt, i i ttio t rred' AO .aslr'or ii• dialed ai Country meit. • 't-lialt Of the peigtii - ;Vitneoloilitteifiiettee with - the I . A few days ago, is fleet. IfOoran, of torpoint e cat 'tst' fr ifieki heprdr, er stmlethilii c'e r ti6eia ' tilt the ; Wei alb re sling: himself with big pleasure - boat' at the pfirephernalia se g at... oiii, : ald . the Britis:b GO!, 1 tatiatice sr Hanlon', accompanied' by a fine youth, -lerutAtt - ' sin. titdta 'Win most . seansty endaagered t 160*CW:tatre yetis old, apprenticed to Mr. 11'.5 N T , , siii , .:(.. , ;jieted ikiitigtirn th e form of the turban ! that, having• four sails set, and the, sheets be l ayed, - jAhitif.. , :i.l t t ai driW i t splofireoce front . go 4 xwo f Ilii sic txtly', suddenly struck hy a• squall, wit' s tr i p • lab '',:: : . the criii4 id. 'stilt opinion, and th e dif- , aiipissed her before the theeti coildba-citif of, i- ..tat • -4icifercooj -- ' Wit prejudices, riglA or suss , Within sight of several boat s. The nearest.° - fretig' . :Ifie * WOO • 1.04 Shall pass .on to a few Awn .IMongins to the Ashanti, to ; which watt Eft fnet.46Cen ii , Ciirei noble.. Mat abolishe d the liiiiefil otcers, used every d'art to tiliCh the 'A ift..oo,:i j i4i_s:t 'Whit rescinded the Order* and arrived just in time to testae Lieutenant ' .1.; Cfltii'relf ?' MnirThilitikAit . the tole Bill and the ,from the wives; bat, .too late to lave the boy.---: ! tiViit,Dill ? p 't. wilits'ultdifiLl*lW or less than ". LiEkitillanf B. by Prep* Mire s was soon restored-to ; Mtiff:',... ifin.;`&llo" . ititooinion wad b 3 n i o. iexistence. , • eLi. "tear hVAIIII L t itsktient . At It. may be a ed,! . PIDESTaIiIi FnAT.- 7 -A few minute!' wrote seyei i K' Wr4Mieisthre::lll4ifie*iiii Mined thelle cirri 'io'cileat on Tboriday • eitaing, a young man coma ) - In.Pa astlet,:ilifell . .yita have to bug been seeking,. 101ethdl.a walk of 70 miles In 22 hours and 4 . 5 Mi . ' atidlo4 eVariwittitly petitions have been pre-.,!aatea, tor a Wager of fifty pounds. The•giotti iented r . Ti'lltle'. veiy• t atlinti -enquiry , I . reply l and was tha favourite spot between . the ' liblit:' •''-:'" this - motionße-.and 4th steno. th e C-- - it hodle "al.4lps. hell nail Jib littliardi .11Taksah To:44Wr, for eoloarinte bid modifi; Nibrine 4 1 1Carto, Catflarisw Doyle, raid Elir dia ibeth Mdtinll; far istt• feriniibotA money . ; Thaleas Pearson, Jo:ik Manneis, and *au Anairr, for home-hrenk tog ; Mary Marriott, for stooling firi- IvafelY in eat* 3 Cliirt.is Lfterni 3 Fardt !Carrot, Gen. Goatee. 'Wnn. Berme t. WaiTURIFI• Tioonai , Ounond t iaaies 7'opp34. , Patrick Staith, sad Samuel Love, (.41ifi l liwoy. robberies; Schou, & John Nil' , sea, for steirinio- girials -Troia ayr ; tiaeW rs Harske Orli t tut sbeSither bd: Woo a- lottrr.; TkOnsaa Rohiasudand Joaqaj de Lafonse for colt 0n,,•• told maitnint. • ... Wheh 7 11/tinn,o6; James Magma, and Jas. Sitasigoe , agg i ts vrert'ordeixtd fur execution on Friday:iv- - • 's Wise ethers 'were respited daring - 1 t l TMe7vl•euul g o • _ upon quest.- er IfOrsti irtilitit t al pittent, is i•inest decided stinniih. and Ihil r Wt . tin WO? hoiight to 4sitiet to cqrsi•que kit tri are a tat#arit:p:—a circutnstince . I cqnfidenili anticipilte, upon-grounds which- I shall. lirerieullistat4 At tFiis precise intiiintnt, Gentlemen, , ; P.* hatever consictilua zcc may feel as to the pr rut • • of this greal . ...polltit,al measure, the isuMerical metro* cif this nniion,o not with us ;--tor tin it Al:Aili k e , tfourl Mkattgli: most atisitfiiiiiiititces • - tin Ittasu Ole age 4)t.of Outs, in the t• ivii; or under ihi•failuenoi,,,sti4Slimerous indivi • • dings inlarested no; pptilic abuses. ▪ • -!lots a " Seto Erie' riPicifY approach: • • anti _ nes„.....enes. on. _loydon road, to litarted -at 04 o'clock : on Wednesday nightowsk J Was *flowed `24 heu ts• i On ; •Thursdisy, a Coroner's Inquest weelisicl i jit, Ithe Ocntah and • nurses, Ealleg, on di bortp of li' 1 whose Christian name was William, surna caliii.; The deceased wit in doe service of Me:, tawkini . of Drayton-green e -farther ;,. and on the Iday preceding the Inquest, Chitilei Crow, as. w being along Dcayson,green-lane ; found tita 1 lying in the lase an the rule r of the raid; . nat... .quite dad; but (here &d not appear to be stir iiiii i , of violence' about trio: . Verdict—DAM . b .y. the . rii:. lattoiz if God. .: • ,- . : 4,; ~ 4. i1 . 1 . ;41:4 " one jog i . a_ in. It , , at . 5 _ . -. .., ~.., .. _ , _....,_.. ~,rif5ki„...1.4".......(-s. ` must not loot - men!, .... „...,,,, . ~ ...., ,-. 7 -„ , character; ~ the' - . . rt ;lo.- - 0 ,t 40 ' . " . k . . human minA r fer the ,crst lime, - is about to have fair . t .6o Z.ll4 . Diek 16. . . i shalt tow return te'thesultjeal of our PleCtiOn ;. ' , play. T_heimProved modern system of Ethically the- ,s 7414 : 104 4106ini0 gr x 4 44 1 .641, Re '. moiler •to ' and shall suppose a propesil'ivere Made tolott t ., i . k.W.; prectlied by Lancaster, Bell, and their net • litiareut or the hundred tied twenty tine , present, mifens followers,' finish theseitkirtilch did • oot riie lower than ME will shortly exhibit to the world the nu a gtbi...ok ! wooKsystoinithe only .one of. pahlki het . . -' billy half a 444! sheUld nate arty voice of all tpon . I gra'nd phenomenon of It whole nation taught to read. , .! , 0r .. 0 2.--brs;re:ti.4o.. that had , occurred, wheel 'bar • .Nh'ehiccitiiitit • i' istigoini As a reason fer'sdlitCeccOulti- 'aria - thereby enabled to judge and compare! Tbe:ra:l 4l ,Tiar d i. d • 's, Th it tv i orc h e ig. t hi lte l d.toym i, o 6. * , '`.. Oldest departUre from-Oar trikinal eoMpact, thit'ort 'lO5 netting.. sinailetio this in the boasted ages of '( to the attendittee'nf hieLoldsltip was that' called to . -Of • theie . privileged' sii Hail( in Castle-slitet, a se, .Gteite or Rome i Niliere the full advantages of,..ede- c .suou4 l .oo.. . , - •'. rood in ItAtLstiont, ii•Aherd Wore It wig, a 1160, '.'eation'citid - not bic itinstrated, as the art of printing ;. A dj oin ned. . •.,•• . . - . . 4oek snuff, and 40 foltliecir no suPposition :calrett, 'hid not treasured iipitch ample materials for thought . . :: ratnie tar eve to;eltich te 'imps riponii tetithlte eil-we poisesi iu Otelieentint day.. . - ''' . 1 Ili THE 'ilCit-CliAltdil.tOrti.tfillitf. . 4 . _ p:if ply ). /*se lid* 'dotbt,. Gettilemee 2 ' *Albeit. a•.. ' Woo, Gentlemeit, it the public voice or pablie Will milli .da , liii „ caminsuds rli'i s *:. k i i i44 l E i dstisiaali • •Parani;ekotilitrirere gide te'lle;litieltitrividild 1 . 4 so * powerful as . I . have endeavOured to show, when . _.; . 4 410 . 0 lii? tidelaid 44 'die .prowisar i , l''..nr'lisltitePtrtseepressed • upon maltersof co m para ti ve insignificaoce ;... ilea; 141.64 ofiritrov : wtifole 44 of interest' only . itig,,ltill net cithtbi t cqmpatty; arid: df telitteit itoti^hhoiw frresistibie must it not prove, whenever its ac- in s i gn ifi canc e;:, Parties'atid PtictilloifeVi . hi the 114: No else ." '44 there n . . 4 :eir"ittltie iltab.aitY • tattio , Abide ,tt 1 tileting or ithPelfing power shall be the reservation . of:, !detest occurred, maid' hi ree • l rather • 4 4Ur iiiklitleitetii44Yeefit';' *lilitijAiiiiicitiet 1-!Pris!. of ciril*nd political rights, and of every thing COO- , only ' . • ...i .ii i it i o, • . .. . . ~ It il4istik;tillts fip-ii•te etellresa titey , seholtiiie thial-tiected with .htintan happiness? . Whenever, therefore, ' _ .! . 4; - • {ki r aye teltihied fob efte• distifittitM littcir- 1 thehappy period arrives, .audit 13 rapidly approach iv s_. t,Master o ke.Awi . hi; #enour the 'llse recii. , : '..-. nisuoi, .." ortiarit4 as ibigra Iti.anyti *re in g, when every individual in • the State tan read,' . ffasterr'r V. ESDA.II.IL . • ' •• . . , •; " '•""•:- • " -:".` ' - ' i • "- • -'. I judge, and compare, it will be next to impossible that * His HO son n pronounced a learned . jtidgesiiit ite .. ~ ,1 4 ,4*,,,i1 'either hiskine, Gentlerien, tit' atietifwilit: t tlefects and absurdities so glaring as those which 'i th e fi rs t of the several minim 10 this case penshng l add .. - 7" l '`'` 40'.•ex ''' • law •of .th'e sdclety, -by which!' characterise oar representative sys t em, ,can endure ....i ,- i?res° ~ . • '. - - .argu ed o n . ' ',.;:,.- iiiii , tee Meet bechented• every. 'year, 11mo-- the scrutiny of such a people; - the irresistible verdic t: riage settlement of the late Sir B. Hammett, der , '..." - tiot; ens raw made that' they Should. deadline in of the national mind will be pronounced, net 340- I ceased. i e ntii.;f4W-iffseir'iiiirs,. during': which ' period yowl lently, but in the manly • and dignified- accents of i Ni s if orona s t a t e d that the question here . was, whorl . slicaddellive no coutroul over •therr proceedl4s ;•--- ; enlightened Freemen ;--roan, who, in the lantifttelr , ther the younger son should accept the bond of bbt .-.:o4,o..eiiel k i, f iallA i itt:ti k ocloti would opptet Sedan- 1 of your initiatory ceremony 46 karn theirrightf i qiut "elder brother, the heir, executor s and residuary iti.• ..' :gif ee t l ejt. W l ** iiiiiVia."rheleOicitittn.! orthis`casti learn them to defend." Corruption will shrink at.. '.lo;iintetOettelenlaratithi'orPeriradienti is!igehrionsi th e h a t e f u l sound ; the beloved Constitution of our she eitates of the lestetor, , Alteir .. 'commen',4o4i: gates of the deceased father, with a judgMetAtioduat "liretf,t4sl stet Aletr i bimittit , .'• . ' '. ' , ; country will be redeemed:UV . its native 84111444 y 1 skaafeinTeinton and its vicinity.; i n SomeketslOK lir' I , . • - f• fhiti.eiato:Ore ' tallier 'esPeritretyt epee yonr, and we shall arrive at the consummation of our lieu of a legacy of . 10,0001. in the 3 per cent; pfkaibie„ , .. . isiii:es lityiniiting ittinther' ft*, which; . Ilteteener. 'Swishes. . '-' . . which watolttectedl.tO,'• eirthe late headily: 4 l liy...Mtv t.. .ig yap Appetf , ',‘ iirt. s befo f lateioptifafi well hi r: s.conel aded by propoiaig as i teat— - '. Hart, the laid/frig beintret of the gee sett,ea, the I te o'ilf:, ' ithefrr.. 7 I - Sling - 4 W; 'that ..it • shifivid be Tiii - 11i , 6rn ImprAved System 'or - Eticatise the see s th un d o f want of tide tir the 'eritattis:. IlisfilitehoW - fr:l4l;Pf 1 fiiit Volttlei' -ciOset t' or suite *haft '' a ''''''' r( " 4 " h u te "1" its' su pp ort." . .. no -• .n ', ;lied sererat aothorities bath ;Siam. le .-to Wit' dela ,)-10, - gt t , rli.urs itr•tiita roan:were te, be , tmadeted with . A -. . - '--.... ' • •_,..% • Z A " trine of such. cases egoo-thet , voliditt of ma* , it t i e l r '''fbf,:o,ifei r l s it:the7privilege oreotihg upon - • . -TO THt*EHITOd OF THE STATESsiNis... .. bcstactoaAtiogssish Islefts, b0t , 46 . t s tide kiasig l l'li . )A t titis;• l itgOiitt: the Scramble for pleietwolight xicransx suto olt B klpa es, sa Tits itArt ea Or THOMAS off iipiniiiis decidedly against the "ialidliji, .F.,... .. , •:..ot t iiiii. to get lemioiiiry.p4st4iiutt of thetn.,.llitsct - • • Erwin,: lt, ehnecuer. . • '. boltd.to extinguish this legacy'in a-pednilai .t m , t.avi vieni&iiiirter sorb ' . prepoitiirriink,tinit out - • Weineerftbefollowiiig'from a respectable Igforn.... sr , w accompanied with singular circoirdpa4st . .', ..tei,e4retiiiider Ili o . qporlr Whet drank , . or -seed ; i - RCN* '''' .• ' • • • •• - '-'. comprised, in former - instances . 'lt .tva4 . ,#str . .:-- tfittlfiffhi co iftinirinti kb( -the. - cfielY I( no earl - 'lwo' 1 1 ..:' Sr rt,;---It? the Ri 4 poit of de - Chancellor's . joigratti‘ ‘I a contrariety . of opinion 'existed . ,tart % iit .. ' 4 ' iltfkietigthiinitilAlijlrthil rated lie • (01,...1•Iirthe: na tt e r With ettitidet% the attention of tors i& lb° . oti• such qneetions. _of which his 'Attain! .. .-. I , . , r a r Oisie,:g.firfell#sl- ere t), where fkiieWes : Court during the Whole :of yesterday, there is alt he... several, both ways.'- klit Rotator . .. „_Wes er.teptuitite V' '' 4te itfiritibrre f t the ; foiii#l4 l ,-eit- of taceersity: The expressions issi6d in that Report decidedly thet this ;bead .114 iodPoilit' vlei • it' • .benferring what is facetiously shin flesa' l. are "eery' . unfavourable tootbe: Character dr. ~ . . 4 vim sedul i t # f or . f r o ' e w e ., the fl ow er so i : . r' g ri e lt lipeasank imitinniittle *may - Omits to reside In i Budges , an attorney of ' greet piofessional a ..t • tL • viL ad ne net of . his legacy i earitlittut entayingipaw tire' 7 c ' • ' 'at Verdi& sitiiir: Attalla; ACpPesitliiii 'of *the • neifce ,, and • irreproachable integrity, and who ,re. - tuition of -IVgeserli ' diet of tide in •thefatike to - ts is_Opiir Closet ii met 04 in . abibiditytylitillattancei : ceived from* Lord Eldon himself, and an this itiley• .. . eatatetilo voodoos,' whialt-this bill had not , rege.:: -- *;% l - VD trgiFerti.,' Canticle elheYilliCes, wYteartiteri le; Mal% Which your Reporter • has miscoottivri,*- ladybrought beforehim, it not ' aPpearing , that the 1 .• otily' one\OF two lianri t "iind In me lititailieeti?ne : molt •fiettettrog testimonies of his Lordship's - este..re. , A .... yonder son'S o;bett by hire bill was to ittipeach all hie '.., at Al ; ti'llej•el these,l - 3410V1 snit' alinliall . terstt 1 liitened to the whole judgment' with the great '"" father's Mite.' His Honoeftincreed, that theyoungert 8.! hba-entides, retire to Pirlainentai many Iltiiinhere attention, and imagine that the Gentleman whote- tea should be at liberty to go before the :Master, on. • its this pitintloCilOwit, *beilitiereare one hindiedr. poet foi you (and - whose general accuracy I Have the gthielrel,account of, tbeemeis which was tirderek thousand itilitibßantU; Whilit- i!tfinehlmter, WO ii , , often had occasion to remark ), was misled with these against the ' r Defendant, and to be paid his legate 1 ' ignally - TO , * rettartii"ito 11.Tiiiibtlis at all: I. re.. !Mtpreisions.of indignation which the Chancellor merle 1,1 the a% . *to amount; I oil': 'BART, file Counsel of the yobnger mini 1 ' .'ibite4 I ' - _,:heralo7lifie - iisiti n 4fili a Whinislcaricie.,; iie of, in speaking of the conduct of .toother per.. r M.. • az :- - :filte '644 ititgatzcilliniviiiliqng through one of ! foil. • But his.Lordelap, in my hearing (and I appeal i fra ,..., / ,..,_ metering .of ihisjutignient, which was in tint' 4 "• ., titssitt 'rtilthelsitiottgrti,„lelffelli although only . ente. to the retiollection of all present%. expressly.. dim- 1 5ay 7 6 1. 4 sfroasa s ion as to his rights setarttely, has . ..: ;foible ielarn'eteln Net the' pewit:" of retinal's, tri o clidatittieylictention. of reflecting open thentoti i ,-_.:, ..,.. , . • .1 iisipusegitneril question 'of title between' the Defend.: • • Winbere i Wien ".litin', eireicaltaite was related to ; leetifseralafter,' when **neva& reference - now di t . • • by wbici'lliiiirridgi 3 was seotoated, , and .ad , „ 'UM Via mrciii. tteontoi ale; eilh' the mOsfjterfect queffelObwiriOids), "Ide as unfeignedly iinnOtnal, 'stll be niade by the' Mine et.' ' .. - sliiioele s i oieloroooft -4 4 Mar 'enticing. fieedona must i that Mr. Bridges co n sidered himself as.actiog r . tit.. .• . k MY,:itiive having dintated the terms• of this atiso' ' • Wi'costotri'titigtrge oy, When one 'single hou se . and attolding to his sense of duty, though a teleakite ahmtio n . iv die Registrar; ..siostrites ;troh priy . . f _. a l . . ... . . I °nein this business, as I believe ant actin * rightly ; : •.- ' iim , •,%,.' . .111 s . . st sickmed the satatoker.,- , ' .... .. - • iftlVlng .(has . ti to shat;; Gathtmeni'in till decisien lam *Out to givo."--rf /4 .l *_,Ac..i- . . . •. • . • ..........- 4, .. .. , • grit alba vidfilliellm OR lebnlitlittecciept inth .l. • nee. 1.5, 1814, ~,,,... !i'leio4s. 4 .clfrAllit • . • Jorlgtadatret the hoe se rlifYitelq l e -"ipti'ilyreeentaitrai 4 o4loo' k t ‘ll* . e. scale, ' could - i -1461avour of ', youngott .. . iit:' .: • • - .vi. ~ 4oli: 4 4fitO,j_teltis _. *4 '44li. highe On the smaller., ........•. k tiets 4100)P.Trtii +lit it 1 of tlienateri ~ -"..:•‘;'. Ifoltiii i i .: 14: .;" .. ' COURTOF HI • Hl' CH. Dae.lB. -.tint - !Ma r , Duthrg the high wind on Saterday evening last, a 11. tack of attaw Ia the farm -yard of Nr. Crissell, of 411tiferd, Suffolk, was blown , down, and between 20 and 30 sheep, which had sheltered themselves near Pt, were completely buried under the same :. b ut only Irve rat ones, the property of John Spalding, Esq. were found dead next morning.; the roMaindkr wore ill alive. POLICE; E • •If atiiblf:eittiettlreeterda .4011SOteeimiegiii,"` brought up in-thee cestedy . Of Charles C oo k , * tlin :fiter o .and examined on tills foilevoing cha r g e • ' IV appeared on evldenbe, that the Priseeolln a . eetlisVst'with Dowager Lidi Nightingale, -la square, and that.after ehe had quitted h er l adriu m . - " service she' willit - to the, shop of o ne lirK et . butcher, GwOdge.itreet; Tottenham-cesti.r o a'' and on pretence of being sent by. Lady obtained a leg of pork. On the same prut en rs Obtained some robbiti'and poultry from a man name bf Hetwood, 'll.pOilterer itt the'• lAdy 4 Nighttigale Office.;. but the , other witnesses At ihtsghtrictes ordered them' 00' be .menses to attehd''witt *Ott . Prisoner was.romanded.. Morgaret HasNes citirgtotic on• Thursday night, concealed ender filehlati't clambers in Graf. Inn. s• The gentleman's :clerk, who n4,,Xt' room, heirinti noise loothe a candle and wrnt . to , • the, round the Tooth, -but , might be 'a dog he looked dheoverfd 4 theofitissisier' She way committed for farther Q.sti eekalaw4ll.- 2 -:Yesterday • examtitesfon the airy) . of Uri! chandelier :lamp and two 'chimney P "re.a 4 Ort . .tt!), Rifer. the Haymarket, upin . w Aksharge WOO te to tit W4* • * • Re was ' cloo4l . olV o lt ho cklegi lajbopa ceunfitk(loj &aches& :beds, Ai,c. • - I‘t i i:';f t ;•;. Mrs.ll.otatea4 snarkirturonar toe's et; 41 1 . irreer s completely furnished, at the per luitittie* He represented. hi , . 'eurrefitititt agent, and-said that iomety fulitished:hobstlifor the p who *as id Lincolusbieei' her i •usly ill. She hat! 'ihniveitson,to tenant; Vittei bid a greattleal of .constantly eesniagia,:rhielv.ini-, ;away again by very' . 80 „011409 • 1 ; 1 ' eans. -On'Saterdat lett possession .of ihiehoiriej i:statt . eis missed a good deal. Gilniorwand Popte, officers; said, discovered' the pritatcndilik .of ILO" had passed undir the nevi. of Smith, „a 'spot in James-yard,- Westminiter, and thjej found there a variety ofarticleivebtaieed lent means and tepresentatiOntomotistedoe part of the lamp anti • from Messrt.,B.iVers and 60. dishes, bege t ( *e. ffelg borraee4ru, :ken* bir.:lkafeeitte. . I:hey ,alan'tilicogeret lodettliffis' brtion-Istreati.whirrt itline .)irrA,:itattii tea being directEd ilinliPrAt6l4ol4iir niherc L pic4o r. on istitputel* iialo44 • : in Tottenhamierostoti‘fia7,l4 t whom Jtt harriiiioolA* 'remedy borrowed a. dithen• - thie Mk!' W.bitthy. was tioplett; ,Its Comptileed.te he releitanihielVis? -- day next, ftril4";;'. , • ••• consequeirts -of puhiieitf Oren to liolVc forier examfisittiotia miitity_tradesmeas o.lo+ l l and•compliiiied• Oft his•friads whir* he icid.osititil 'on them, arid Mr. Dessoubrty, of Gossett-4MM, I 4.1;4 seal. (he - Oesfiftigtio; 47.110 that they had mitered fly lhe - 14155ner, and tbatiley would appear and rAF, I chOwea against 4. ~y. .oa ~~ -- - .77...r.".."--.-- -- --s- A . ROBEWS *1),;, HARDY, ESQ. AND OTNNIIS. • , ; ' 4;- 1"7-7— :iti r l;wit . . ..• :', • 4...4 Fay next, ass et ~- A • • ~ *This wasen tenon of trespass against the Defied 1 • ht consequent. .eitith;•• ant 'Hardy, a Commissioner. of Bankrupts, • altit former ezapiltitol.'" Others for entering the' apartments of the Plaintiff. and ca „.....,• - II the King ' s Bench, no • the 12th of May, 1414. and taking away a box of papers, and also- foratitieg him before* , the Commissione r s .of Bankrupts,. , at/ Leeds, on the 14th of April, to.beltitittniued by sir , tee of i warrant from the•Oommissioners: The Plaintiff , reside& iti *the . Mirth, and '. tt-Cont mission of Bank'reptey bad: been'.a.warded egiinek him, on the petition of • -6-.... - ; Walker, - for a joint, ebt.due► to him and' Kb Apariaeq,(4pithilt.. Upon , this petition he ‘Vest..declated'la; -Binkrupt. The Mastiff hadinsistedihe-:)neks :anal -,a -atdijact• of tie Bankitipt :- .Lais 'kid , Sealed '.ttr itaiwer before. the. Cbnimiiiheitera t .. .foV 7 noitfaltlitey had conitaittett hi m 4 0 gruiV i l, bed - *raked. their Wa r r an t f o r tbefieltaire of vaporish- . For this) he brought the. preietieo^.".W..OlN.."-pass- pint the Cesunissioners; '- ---- ' - ' 4- 7 - 7 ----- t1 -.- *-'."- I the Meissen . _to; .the Attotney v and the. Petitioning '*' -Citittitli - • as proved that be bad dealings as et ir rer ..WIiE.N. .:114e • 'Tt ' O li f ildD 'Ed V e i tat eg ion and . Profesioad Skill, use per teiering endeavours lo clisenver iheol4 Meech' , _ the debt on which the commission was sofelatul Certain - Method of -treating a few prevail* DWI '/•, ; - . 'inks ' icy Walker and Coghill. ' Coghill OS utetessfol 'Wok a their 9 ilWieme 6 th e best Prist ct ii . riehknt in. - Anwar:a, and nciNr a detts.w.there.— I . • • Mesami GOS 9 and CO. • Sturgeon', have beer) hulmed le MO superiority. ?' f imost.sttdrit attemoted to be braved that . be a. . %-7-,----. . - - . W— ,the cure of the following the object of their particelarali9 •.; .. • Illibeting tb the King's enemies :i but it onty : ap. viz. a certain Disorder, 1 . oily coatracted in a moans: • • 'Ott at the canoeist:met* of the war the L.". . t ort :a t d i i. o . sowa talt*Zic e r t s s ild v G ( . l 7: l ; .0 Aisericab Government' liked. at Prociataation, by ileti l l ' ity, P 7rheth ti er Ser:l r ibg . lienit liacclianalina indulgences, WI •ittiaicit they permitted all . *MOE subjeetc to depart residence-to warts dietaltee, or a secret solitary vice, too 0" -- . trot:* •Atnerica within tie - months; and thit , if they ye. 1 M h s 7 6 ;l l ,l v PiLl i e a l K Y -4 it * Yt t i l e l i i / i f : b t,' "ein: i n n u i r t e r r eA mi ta il aligned after: that tilts. they would be detained; that ! ofse e t±Cowitiheases:.which., l if, uut timely mpiedied. terreinailth Coghill chiase to remain, isdALtred setae detaissed: On. ; iy9tiall"esslld•GPullsonttilli- in.lisitt dintreehlegvn"f 'lt this ground, ' and o n the nitimeity• er .i.ceita 'ivied by I a t . u :o degc r atira e g Y ir.:::ii h y e L i a=l" s " let by wh____ gte tke pose* et [lO AlfidiltY,-a aesewativearee4C-Wbeelier a debt! the austitutish become *eatiebled.• as Members of Di 140, 111 'loin put to s'ptiriin in an eratinyVbatitry *mid , aftel' l4ll 4"•°' 4 * 4 "nat!. 4141 , 4140 c - lk " 14 ** mil ' t a geed petitioatitgereditor'ada*k •• speedy restorati o n to so u nd emit vtgormilkalth. • The rank of a loig aid - extensive', metice has tumbled the* Ventlieftn Plaintiff subject to - 44titieese. 4, Muer* mellsod,.to, Penton Yesserml,Cionplah4l,' ling. ;•„,. . -: pser;itereteriste Or craplicated, without subjecting the ' PaLeli 'to the least restraint its djet or eXereise i and in recent wog. where an early fiPplicatiretis Ortdenis discnveryyrflhe WO" they frequently perforniacure,iiiihe short space of two The unprecedented sur - cesi of their mode of t reatiundlWhirlti never bars Ansviolts foil in sleek Malawi Oa. a prattir - fifteen years, during, wkick period many. thousand persons sexes have neen.cured, even after severe acid injurious • hsd bent.perstied by other Practitioners without cfitct); • thelit Dr Altos pat oft. - adviee. Messes: Orislarsd Co exclusively professing the cum of th particulhr complaints, in order that they may not be mart ny is mistaken few, with the obloquy s« justly attac hed to 10 --- 'shits c, think it : hat jailer to themselves to Alt , ti tet es : MI • • iiirrft. • • Oathn inal inst. the laily:0 1 4 0 bil Shore; Es*. Finirw street. of a daughief:- ~ • • - • DAD, • Soddenly,.. ,Sunday last, aped 17, Muster De Ilbrres Ashfeildi second-son of Mr. Thomas A v - Cites, Alart-lane, Loudon. It is supposed the recent dead' his mother the 17th nit. &ought on the excessive grief of viki bastied. • Ob the 13tts fait. Sarah, the wife of IL. Aado, Esq. of Mail bury-place, Islington, aEd 92. , • , • •-- • - . - I litaArit 1 . At an early hour on disiittkning of SnoAar last,- a - they have - bieopt;operly ed itea l t j ad k add {nitiatod into every rty of armed men • went- to Terson named Hely rryinan of Droesore , county of . Waterford, and 1 ' no • lot • - of the s on*lliort (certificates of which, from di ff erent , I hay sy e l i . teatanoatios 'tomtit* tanat, ee inent' Phytheialis ~.._, v o ine urn e d. u r y b c li i zirer ), uced t hem tlint ta t : . su i c i res t s ti rm e ni r l a n c ti ce ll Pilneent to W. Foley, Esq: snore him to secreOyinnd ! their eadea compelled him to conduct them across the river . ' 1 Elir arneratloniciinarier, Imo thev prestinlo i that their py . etea- They then attacked the howls - of o c farmer.,Jscur roblind• 61-Tiraiw time a fair *aural ear tfievapieeeilented erid e i ll ._ ir ' him of , wbai money . . IM i - Att . ,his'itielses - sion. farmer contrived to li l t . till he had l as , ittatas .The *, : oured :!ich they Wm; by the Public, been so liberally ag an oppos- , • -I • Petierdt in the eohotty:nre . rettne.sted to state the thi_•-• tame far Motor raid.hiestielnes, •ir hes the same wsil be tgaft , yof sencilttgitttniliaeoce • to tit° ileiethoUrs, w ho . 1 th eir "I ' alld ' antgmhvtat h""'°f laPin4' and illuiv".- ' itlaied theialloknti o nttd frocoect ed to. tiieptare,..keined giv er, or sent to any put of the luhidom. ,by the :n0044;60. peasantry. .I'wo, of the as- ';OCR and CO. Sorgettit. 11, .tonverie-street, nee - fltre d 'NOVO lire tOLlMS,alvoilicr sut'irAA small best .4110 l ' I** * 0 I .. , . . . • ' itbil. 6 :Nl4 02 0 ete. !usd me is an - km& ta- kie b e ak •Vn". l, t—. ..., , iiimisegivikooftitumiliN•te--- droin a ,•. • .z.7 - '• t• .- - • • 7--- xil.0:41)014 • Printed ate ittsliiiiai bi -7 .lilAilly -1- 00 14 gi ibe ST•eisstan Ornrca, Si, Fiattortriatt ' ' ... • . - - • • • - . ...1 11 : i .t. 14 4 . 4V!1tii. 4 43 1 0ii' vette may stea , a Lo ne, w hits •9f iv the hedge." . . . • • !. • • . ! . . . . . . . . .. . , .. i i . • . oi . . -;1 4 7 • • • . . , . . r alt Stritsl l4 ` 4 -‘ , ' ';-Y'::"•••• -- _ ..'":''."." -.. -..*:-. -- -4'. - -",--:-. l l' , .—±-.-_-_:_.-:- .-__-..t:_-----L --- -- • ~.......7L- -, - ••••• . _. . __ , ------ t - r --- . • • • - Pir. Ve •• . • . 0 ~, .. jk •-' ... t .• . ' .1 : 1- ` • ' pi .*E 1, LIG • ' . .: • . el - a moat',4aterestingrfifilment is; at loss mo- - -,.. -~. ~ ..:..,4„ . j ~' „ .. 4.a. „ 01. ,,,,, == . 4 , 3a: .-, u ,,,,,, ! ...; •,,..ci.„.. ~.7 . ....;: - :. -...- -!7. , ?. ..- : ---+Olawo•- • -.- listrnii'' ripoit ' . oor 'isitional character; ~ the' - * ..., ~.•.s . r.•--vlysitr.vf,4s.s-•_-,.• • ' .II aViibliv.tiktitisttrireaterda Y .40M • - , t,. -. I)VcliettrEltl;l*". 16. . . . : brotight up in- the ctistedy Of Charles Ste6ra C oa k : hi % n mind, (Air the first time, is about to have fair ; o " eil on this follewil c Tie imProvcd modern system of Ethically the- 1 74 1 4•1 0 4 , 0 t. , .. gaort4tedstikulbte...mtitionft;to dltite,,andexemin ng harge. : ....,• overused by Lancaster, Bell, and their no- ' fenlah dia.selffi: ivitich Ala • not pass lower than *MK • • W appeared on evldenbe, that the Prise** AN follower,, will shortly exhibit to the world the L eg o, , i g hon t ompit e i ho l e only .otr of pebitelsr.l . i ‘ etstittst'with Dowager Lad' Nightingale, .i n. 27 phenomenon of a. whole nation taught to read. , ! ... tereat i a . rlor i v e r i lte. ; that . had ;occurred, whet Air ntrare, and that after ahe had quitted her IsitCrilL., ll hereby enabled to judge and compare! Tlie.ra: / 0 -i- k okii'd .• igiktriftertheed. •thereini,teymettrire, service she'svillit - to . the, shop of one lir6oir r t , witting; sinailirto this in the - boasted ages of 't. r the' attendatteet'uf hit' Lofdsltip was title callette hatcher, in '' Gteedge.it reef; Tot tenhant-coart.roor• , . e or .Rome' the full advantages of , -0.0. agrum .,: house . .. andon pretence of being sent by. Lady Ili g h - s ice:mid - not . itte Illustrated, as the art of printing ;•• Adjourned. ' ' . .••., .. .., .- • . . • . obtained a leg of 'pork. On the same prat - a! it t reasired iip iipob Ample materials for thought . .__ poisesi iu ikeisSeisent day: • name bf Harwood, a poelterer in tki lame. str eet • . . t • •IN THE , irics-ortiocEttOttl•tOtlivi• . lw, Gentlemen , if the public voice or publiC Will L..... „ , „ . _.„.,•, setis*:• k ihi l is& ‘, Ei cti udde. - Lady' Nighttigale and '' hoe son atteids* . u t A i ponerfel as 1 - have endeavOured to show, when , Tasa..day .war) conitunsou , Or idia re al.*.Oati. 'Office,. but 'the , other witnesses not attspme whi, Pleat mid Dentoribta,: .whiCletitilit lied upon mattersof coiMparative insignificaoce;:, . „ ~. t ma t. i li t a ii e va. fa toe la w . . No ei t 4 , , • Mighttrit,tts - ordered them to be sere yl l l l BE6O Vresistibte must it not prose, whenever its ac- ! to' the rid 41 4 " his .: H • 'to oth • mOntes to attithVok *other eta • •. Ja i Pirties'and . ' • qt or itipelfeng power shall be the presertation :. of . ; interest Odcar ~ ad . onour ro r er , .. - . prisoper was.rotnanded.. iil*nd political tights, and of every thing con- ,- 44 "3"- ' . .• '' ; • * Morgaret ,Haffites - wits chltistitie y . • .. . - - I with .htinian happiness ? ' Whenever, therefere, ... .. • __,.... . 2 Illifir . o_ni ., Tho . rs , day ars nigh_ti_c „... oficea_ ? i s ed in u n n . der a batt, • • , sell period arrives, .audit Is . r apidly. appract. - itefire his- It inour thi Master of-flad 1, ...,, when every individual in • the State tart read,' . . ltasiescr'r 'V. ESDAILS. '•. , . . , t . .- sjentatrs co nem i n sarax The gentleittin't clerk, who was wt ' ••• ~ . , and compare, it will be next to impossible that ' His linsocrt pronounced a learned• jtidgieent itr is and absurdities so glaring as those which .. L- :nest room, hearinte noise to the bed..**ii k .• 1 tn.:first of the several cadge! 10 this eme peet 4 ellsetid a candle and went. to IsSeet*tio i the' ca*.ta, '"' cterise our representative systens,,can eadure rqond the To*oll'i -bet Seelig - tient,. 4'' 1 : . :111 ! :rutioy of such a people; - theirresistible verdict ' argued on a former day, ett • thelaat will and mai. 1 riage settlement of - the late Sir B. Hansom; tie - might be 'a dog he looked ender ei)edi- .' e. ,, t e national mind will be pronounced, scot; vie- I ceased. , diseuvered 4 theaPeteioner.conetateth ... . ,:...: r, but in the manly • and dignified- accents of iShe . was committed for ferther'ese.. • , , 1.• ... Nis Bosoms stated that the question here was , whed itened Freemen ;.-asau, who, in the tangs , ther the younger son should accept the. bond of hit 7• ctiticumii4 . o . .-L:Yitordai:Thoi* . 'A s e , :. ur initiatory ceremony " learn theirrighifi and . 'elder brother, the heir, executor, and residuary . lis' them to defend." Corruption will shrink at . etamlitetton the Chergenf hiving .„ 'i .•: .. t u t . lift gitee of the deceased father, with a jttdivital!kahloof chandelier ; lamp andftwis - chietivey 0 , ..,. -. . •:‘ sterol sound ; the beloved Constitution of owr ph e enttites of the 'testator; t h e i r .`common - w o e: N it **al:* . piti Mitisr,S.,'Afferlii, .- .. r : • ':: ry will be restated:l4' 'its native ei-mt4kcitYi 1 sitnatein Tattuton and its vicinity; ill SOMerfetillite, , it "the ilaymarktt, apin wl4 . 4k.Chirge he *Agri; 'i k ai.; we shall arrive at the consummation of our lieu of a legaqof . lo,ool3l, its the h . per cent; PeiSible t - t ott,,a . a.aatalif.W i • ''. - - •-' •- ; ...• s. . - . • . . which watolffeeted '. tor ' , otrthe hit*. headily: 4 i 1:33/11114.' ,H e i n ; 046 c iolii tt " : 4 1 •.. • "'7IS : s.,coneloded by pro tendig as a teat— - , -'. .I:Tart, the leading thienrat of . thoToollgei south the ploapi k cou t tottioe ) featA!!!.s .. .., si„6rn Imprqvml System 'ot - Edpeatiat thellekt p Mid & ro d of want of title tp• the :estates: flisifiat4bort :bid s , ,ge .c .' .. . ~•. .. , , t , i. . ; ,..., ~, , , , ,,..n o ronkribute ;;;" its'support." .! •• 1: . ' ‘. cited seSe'rat aothorities 1:410 .iiaye,.. 10 -4o thir doi4 •i - .fd ra. B. cnitedi, * tie.. I •44l 2 .tilettliert ee--llie .10:4 : . - - •N tr ine - 104 of such. cases viten-the' valid et atditiarr ' (Weber' , iiii; . tout :. 0; 41`154, ,Xlatis‘platga t e i • '------ ATliihia` TO THir EOITOIt Olt THE ST • • . 6 . 0 0 644 , 64eingi1i5h . 6 , 1 , 1601, but,,ii, this case li e- was , . , furnished ,,„., _._.___ . ; . atreet s comptereiy os taereut - os . ..phi*, IiTE ii,400 It 13 41DisEtt Sit TtleiskTTgi of Vutialti - off *Ankle decidedly against the : inliikkir: e(,,, We ' Strident. •' He represented hilitspl(-I* - 4441 1 4 .• • • • Lewitt,' A. lANKlttipi. ' '. bond extinguish this legacy' in a-ped4ler:„Md n eltv oifirefotitlitagent, anal said that'filit *,` a.inlerettefolloirififf . from a respectable At ern.. Iv , w sccompinied with singular circeiliatpatedt llt tiotaaly•ftteitithed:hottielfor the roc o*, .-* lifa4.l 'l* :'''''. . ' ..- - • • -.'-': comprised, in form e r' instancie. It . r ,iii imp i who eisin Lincoltishillei' .her Maher. ' iii: ti.-- lit the Ax oaf of ther anincellor's judgmmi‘ a sontrariety of opinion 'existed . IlmktiA ' j iit . 4tillyiit: She hatl'eheirveison - te'4l l 4lktilliai'..., • !'. *atter ' *kith 02.0444 the attention of tbs. on' such qneetiona, ~ of which his 110)0 i e i t o l i t , o yko.hia a . kieit . aga oi .. ioir.. •• . .;. o f - 41 : t during the ithole - Of yesterday, there is en jai. several, both ways. - Ipi Horieur n. . ,Wwe et i 4 dotty coestantly comiagits :which- Was;- at. ' • yy l lak i - .: •. ity: The expressiotta issigd in that R eport p .sieehiechi, .that t bi i. ls s ota_ so o jud ff rist! sr* nee ' away ap i n by: iriyi . ... satpilltOir.railVt ,' . , ' ' - 1 terjr'• anfamitable talvtbel Character o f: ji • !1.1. ' eli ardif sedePit# *eve!' lillesees tho.'ll l itikierSiii means. - On lack she succeeded • k • ' • •,.: • es, an attorney of ' great piofessional e lid .: ',i lieu of his legaiyi eviithqut entaylet.lPeei"mhe possession of iherheuteri ! ;Del ' on aided ', and •irrepreachable integrity, and who .' id e estion of a - 'general ' iiiint of title in the.fatikr. to m i sse d a good deal. of har'ittOPerty.,.... , ... , ‘ I hens' Lord Eldon himself, and in this aory• .. eltateila questiott,',whiCh•this bill had not !trot '; Gy l i moreau d Noe, .odtpars;• e .4,,nies • . ",.. .., Wiliitif your Reporter• has miscondlvd, •- 'Maly brought nefoyetim, it not 'aPpeering , that • the disc o vered' the private Wilk . 0 f 'Bre tYle •'' VI flittering testimonies of his LordshipeifesteeM. , stied to the whole judgment' with :the e "... b ._ younger son 'S oriett by his . bill was to ittlpeach all hi, - i "'"" father's titles: - Hie Honoaftiecreed, that thityonagere ' had passed under the name •of •Staith;la ai - •', . .- ion, and imagine that the Gentleman whero• ton *odd* it liberty ii• g o before the :Matter, : on, .spot, its James- and Weaminiter, and° thitthif H , found there a variety oterticlei.obtained by frauds. * for you (and - whose general accuracy I Have had occasion to reroark),waemieled with these the gthielretacconnt of, the:assets against the - Defendant, and, to be paid his legacy , 'which .wee"dere'll lent Means anti represeatatiOnt,4mougst ether thisp . • part of the lamp - and • Chltilliew ornaments obtaistt Isionsof indignation which the Chancellor made the . ag ., .. . . . . f . to amount:: from Messri,,Rivers and doidishes, hags of fasther*; C, in speaking of the conduct of • another 'per., r j.. • . r."'IVART, tile' Counsel of the younger son, ke,,yrie te .,Mr a i.mie t ir ef oi.hikto., -.b o r r o we d.: s a ki , kci ~, But his .Lordithip, in my hearing.(and I appeal fravatd,.tae.. terms .of this judgment, which was in the, f r e t e••ha r ,:yit ie be tt ea,, . Ifi e j ,a 4 .4k kdi t t o o aera ff 90 4 , if recollection of all present), - expressly-. (Ili- 1, yis ,r 4 , &o ra ti o n as to his r i g h t , l o ar ut e ly, ; ay . ! o e his iod e taks .,, l6 , o „,.. 6tres i i.abilei &mail . idlinylintention. of reflecting upon the.wiotif .l hsteidgeneril que s tion •of title betwet.n • the Defend.: il l ,. ,liiiielf,,rifstaitiliklik.:;Tli3O,:.ou..ed ' 67l 7 lllfit . -. ficreliblili:Trridgei Wee eotuated,• and d ...:t a rviafter,' when ,i'geneval, refereureir nose . .4i-, , ,,aidatiasigijaitaioS n iiapera l letifit ijksiat,, -inli ewer Words), " I de as unfeignedly • tent being directed tet i tlitVadlikPertillitoilets." sir. Bridges considered himself es•acting r . tly.t . . • aik . 1 . ' .stioll be made by the' hfittet.' • ' ' emr. ?. HART' having diet:tired the terms of this adjt a l 6, c. n 4 nt b its . k i n .....; t i c . ,:4 ~ ~ 44 ,, , i,.. ,0,, ,,„,, , „ .1 .. !, . _ .. _p. , ,s, wording to his sense of duty, though attaietikee. Motion. id theßegistrar; .„ •.. .. ~ .irtietonattputilies bad'. :.. . . , , ' . ,c,1 0 .1 ... 1 ' s this business, as I believe, I. am actin's-rightly - ~u rk„ ,.L. _ _ i0 ,.....„ the sikir - „ 2 .,, r. ; , , . 7. . in Tottenhatts.soesbitlithe - ,r . ' • -4 '''''''' • I decisitni lam about to giv e.' , -.lant..riir errs,e . His .'www l l l ° l ` ","' 15, 1814. AMICLISCLftii - ..Je)drieteitztlinit the bMi lto trW..olls 6 o4fr end 1 7 1401 0 1 0 441 --0ire1t v g .7 .44:4 1 4P4 - • • '..- ..- . , .., ... ..._ . ~&. . . - - - • . • -. • • --•• . -• iti Yelper or, younio . 0 ,,... • • , 'toady borryteqa, . ~.• . Ceitortes - Friday the Rccoiso "'. ,-......... t , - •'••- ' - • , ) debit - thin .* * d3itt'.; , ft4o4' .4)44' off fhIS debt,. a. report teklift Royal Highness the Pitattilits. , '.. - couttfOr -".. ' t ;'• ' ll/ ;ii t oi (..-' • lidt.tniithy. weed, ler lietßus it itidifi 14 . li gtiL-' 10 44 . Co. DEc. 16. ' ~ of, the follOWlerpifsbotrs - under &elites !tit : . _„._ - 6 , , ~ . Cogriletd. to b e ringattilintiloaibisivtotgeowjiese ... , ...,.: .. RO B E RT a HA R DY N V:SQ DkW OTifilev. • - a _I • 1 - -.-". - s • • •.' • •:. e .: 4 * • • in Neegate,-vit. 2—• • - ~ lot.--- -; •• • 'This was an tenon of trespass against the Defendts : /-. ire. -d!' tie . .fficte*,-foirtralli g "privilekid Yr ilinp'; Ficihert King; _,. It Fooaagno - . pUblicitY•giien OY, .! [glary.; Wm. Kitut ; for il• Illte &fauce t awls crisp; ant 'Hardy, 4 Commissioner. of Bankrupts, - an d foraser exaMhisttleti, entiartradesmeas B,sc Otte oil + j World. Jew' *lfilield.Vi,Salorth Jones. ,Sarah , Kellt.ioff, Others, for entering the apartments of the Plaintiff. and - compliiiied; of harried* which be 1 1 4.4 30 6 11 . dokasso.' said Ituties StitchellAlit inside' in llivellux- . .I__ Kin ,.... Beach ea • • the 12th of May 1414 Lydia cast , tit r e offense I Atra. Wil o on; G e o rge to t h e g - s , , °,,,,;.. - on them, arid - Mr. Dessoubray, of -Goswell.tterst, Harry Gr‘tlillia l , Yr . s..JoileO. alias Id il k ie, Th;),N Win: and taking away a bozof paper!, and also-tortnaine tiait ewer 1 4 la i t hiii. - t o o a ...,llrot i t a ti a , k i lts What Wood . 4118 " Whill• all" . J • •-Til.`"• • r"wcii him before' , the Commisaioners 'of Bankroll:4.S r . • • ' lectd, Thumps Ain, Janes' M . M 1..: • . .t hey hd • Orel titthe - PClsaner and thatiley that a sd 'h4l4 h Cto be' examined b ivit lipter Woltinio, for oft in in .ir 'i . - borne 3• 1 e tv.Leeds , no t, t, 0 April, _y - would appear and gobs, charges against bin. . ,; no awl .fm _11•nly, fur staiinchelllneki ; John I lards tae of i warrant 'from tbesOommissioners: • . ~.. . : fail/mil . a04410r; for enloririuk bad mousy : Cattiarine The Plaintiff . reside& iq 'the . Ndrtb, and ' t-Com. ... • . L . itginmgit .. • , .., ••• ,::,-,-'. to; Calflarine Doyle, add Elimibeth McDonald; furl,, . , IMI. • ..___ l - • last: money ; Tha k eas Pennon, J0:16 Manner., and An; mignon of Bankruptcy gam been ' awarded agilnai. ' ()alba UM inst. the latty:oliphit %mei' Egtt.9! #Ol l,lll r, for house-hressme ; Mnry Marriott, for steilllnt Pre- him on the petittowvf • -.....-r,•: Walker, - for a joint, ' street . of a 4dughtet.'- . ...., . . ~.. . - le wan* 3 Cletrt.li Liverte i ~• v ir - FordY' • 1 - . • . •.... - , i . 4-- ~,,- - . .„. . -,:ais.-... 4 Gen. Gonlee. Win. Benneli. Was7 - Uavie ,- u ii i ~,,a i ,:ebteae In hitt antra ' tillt s pariseq,ileghilr.' Upon , *- '- • • DAts, . • ... • • , 31 2 I I Meet Topps4., Patrick Seine, mad Samuel Love, itil4 • 0100 i lie' 1441.411cIaradt‘,d; _Blinks-opt. The S o dd en l y, Sunday last, aped 17, Master JAI, . . bony. robberies ~ ..J Vir ur ..--.----- t)111 Att." Plaintiff bactinaittedebe-',Was no it -osilijaet• of tee Iles lanes Ashfeild i second-son of Mr. Thomas Art , r steiridig• Orilla- urWTfrVillffir ITTIM".NeIer Hethe A igeh l - • , -,r _• .- i_..2.3 '• - •.' • • . ` cater. klark:lane, Loudon. It is the the recent dead! . idler M.. Woo a- loner.; Thema. Robiosuirand Jourppirs Bankrupt • &raw% • ono. r • .to answer b efore his mo th er the 17th ult. &ought on the excessive grief of ekki oath, for ennui , told maiming. the . ,COmesieliiiitere,'•fmr 7 witfilt)liey had committed as e Atea: • ten Ilidnao6; James Magenii, and Jas. Sit'attgo+, Win 4o gakili i tt - hid - *waked. their Warrant for to 14013th Wit. Sarah,the wife of IL.Ando, Emi• of 134111 1 wereorderedfor execution on Frida t. .. , ilerithatve of papers.- . For this he brought the bury-pia"' lsliuglon, aged 41- ,•' . , • a others'worerispited &trio. pleasant: - Ir.: ...... a _- -s l / 1 4111 iverirrit%ctlinfof trespass pint' tie Commissioners , '--- ----- " 4- - - ;7 - " --4 7, - "4-, i• -_,•_, ---"- , -!7-7----u-7-- - .• • • •' a evening o 1 u.. i . i s a o'clorki ? the h i e i lt ' e s, -.. ii ; the Attorney,. and t h e . Petitioning ••: . - ...If eiIXVICIi.... ~ .'. • W. Ifattenijun. of Astwood, near I\tewpore..,, nation' twa Pro fs fillid" iCtettitelk •as proved that be had dealings at a- W it e l6N kle -‘ l6 " l l ' Edl u'''' --2 ill se•aatravellingtbrough the groonds belonging Itletibedg the debt on. which the commission was •--"" use iterheierink eodeavotire to discover the . I , Gltidmao, at forth CraWley, he wee • . stifeland tenisethod of-treating a few prevailing ed lesti'dues . to Walker and Coghill. ' Coghill the attervsslel 'Wok Of deft eilWrience ig the beg a▪ l' ilirtned filitpads, who, no tkpubt, . ha& -6.1 —Ls_ 1.. Imo soussent in America , and nci!ir a deteßet.thare. superiority. 48 hied, Ind rofibeithim of nearly M*. is hank .vi :__ , --- - acyrweet drat a t tempte d ' its be proved that 'lta. was . ' N at !Omni GOS9,ped CO.. Negroes, hreisvfe tabu listr i c e ef elar , the principal part of which was in new. SI- %E ta a ffku r k, g lb the King ' s ( "t e a e b ut i t i mity lip. ,, • viz.i c:reee:.'tfaiteDWAVl th 4 n iZ ti coatra t cted r: a Mom_ iA .elit . .t h. et - England notes. Both the robbed Ware !peered' • thet at the commencentetse of the wer the i." 61 ‘ 21 " 14 R a d 4 te ' l ' 6 "i° S t r i ct" " d Gieeig i 71116 " a ail Country meit. ' bay - asilmprovettplia,, isespeedily cad efikisuall r cred: al.- , ' !Jimerioen Cetwernroette tilted' if Proclamation, by Debility, whether nrifilas frees Bacchanalian indulgence, lot 'Ow days ago, as fleet. 'femme, of terPelets' 'Which they permitted all lih-itlity ettbjeotc to depart renames-to warm clinatea, Or a secret solitary vice, tea oats ibillling; himself with his pleasure-boat at the • fretn•Atrierica within tic - niinths, and tbitt•if they re. 1 !tehel l P n it, Paettlfti4 'Wroth of bah' aelal iin the rous trsi , nee : ef Himeaze, accompanied' hy a fine youth , Whined after . ! that abut they *Ovid be detained; that I, (7, 3 Z , u .-- Zim er har ' r a= if, tio and r ) e ttutly=i;d g . me terisinatiris iistein years old, apprenticed to rel.r. Ti'.s fa- Cogitill chaise to remain' least no* detained: .On : imPoolerestbd•GmeaMpliire• In.thardistresalusolote _ ..t of deb: having. four rails set, and the °fleets belaYo ,- rithis ground, *and (sell; int . ity• ora.oase tided by I ;,Y,„7,, desc r nt r, c la Y l " he sa lh t ",,, i b b 4= v r,7„,;,tr t al'e h po u 7r;;s t 4 ihr i wk . suddenly struck by a• squall, which, ir tijitt4 Alronley,-a ease weenwerwedo;Wlltlier a debt! the trastitutish becopie *.enteebled. • as Members of rte . ..belt 441. bet before the ,beets coildbecitif of . ' in die in in pint to s'poiriin f0 . ,614* - - • ''' iiiiy coiild - 7 SOW ' ol4l Pilefes' 4 * ifona/W : .fbag, 4 4 11 er• l ak lb*. 04 • 411/1 Within sight of several boat'. The nearest of ' he a Budd pet i t i o o s t steat i te , * . • speedy remoras* to soend emu vierisai 'Walsh. no' Molt of stoat aid exteisefvfpractice has eraelei iene .Mcittgieg to the foxlsoansti, le ; which were ir er i c e for ra m ie . st e p i e t , • ..- ,:, ... . • . t J by ss Myer* tamped, .to, iemisve Yeeiread,Camplatats,' hum I otters, used every dart to reach the epo • • ; .. - . ' • ,_. • - '' ' • 't • ' • rtethrfeierntO Or crepilcaled, wi th out subjecting the 'POW 'raved just in time to testae Lieutenant .• . . - - - . • - es the least restraint fp- diet or exercise; and in rece nt' i I 'd oR Sate/der even• ing last a the - travels; bet. . too late to save the Isisprts. '. Dr, rile iti.b . win 4 I 1 they frequentlt per where an eariy*rpticatitivis iirefeato discoveryvitthe .. _ forma mare io the short space of twe or Feud EL by -006,p& are,. was Soon reitefed-td- .1 1.1 tack of straw to the farm-yard of Nr. Crime!!, of 1 The unprecedented suriesi of their mode of ireatmeatfithicht oce. - - , f or d,. S u ff o lk, " a jilown. do wn, and b etw een Never beemkeesVialo foil nose el*le ialaaaCe hia. a one .. ....! • fifteen years, daring, which period away thousand persou . r 20 and 30 sh - which had sheltered th Ms IV DESTIIIM F et SATe-7-A few mantels sp.ote wren •.cePl. , -e it es near , sexes have been-cured, tven after severe nod injurious arra° k on, Thoriday • 'visiting, a yotthig man corn- Pt, were completely' buried under the same :..but only hivi bent.patitied Ilk ether Practitioners without vfevOi 1 • ' 1 held th-thas pat • ,atteftheir advice. la walk of 70 miles lu 22 hours and . 4 . 5 mi. , Pt, were ones, the property of John Spalding, Esq. I w • . 6 ZS . o f their ' - aim. on • exclutnvely profesting the can ~, tor a Wager of Sat pounds. The • giound were found dead next morning; the ramie* wore particuler wmplaints, in order that they may ant be ram' a was the favourite spot bet: mien - the ,Id ill alive. iby a Mistaken few, with the oblatsyso Jashy attached teat . . litun'theneaspkic,- think it hatjustree to thernseivet totaate thit lth 19143_10ms- on• the Croydon road, He , At an early hour on theavening of Sunday tint,. II r they have beep, properly educated and initisiod into ever.' 40 a .at. 0410 o'clock- on Wednesday ssightoted :party el armed men' went- tweperson named R e l y , iof tha s ensiession' (certi fi cates Of which, from di ff erent HO l 4 lloWed 24 h9uts. . . . 'ferryman of Dromore, county ' of Waterford, and 1 . 1 t ht' e lr te :i . , 6 7 4 "l""r hii I, l " t a 1, 144)ent. PhYg l i ttlro • Thursdity, a Coroner's Inquest was ` wild l y - tenant to W. Foley, Esq: !Wore' him to secreCy, and 1 their estate ourn e .ti guy rbt r i ) :)1 rel.), L i t t hem s : . 7 , c i rs tiie wactice 01 earth and • nurses,. Eating, on the body of o compelled him to conduct them across the river 1 die generalltlimetiyirireer, one they preserno that their Vl= - whose Christian name was William, surnatne They then attacked the bonsiefe c fartnero and robtierl., ~i t constitute a fair grounel far I be : anpfeceileated coTo • ' I T, ilb which they law, by t h e P u b lic , b een so l i b e ra l/ briar.,' The deceased was in the service o f Mr. him of , what meney . .ild • - tit,ho potsession. •The ,' enured.", •. . • ..amatt ;ins,, of Drayton-green t; larder ;,. and oo the termer contrived to del n tM he had an oppO tt 1 , • Patient! in the coautrynreresmested to state the m-.... s receing the Inquest , Charlie trow, es. do west amity of seadlngit4litgeffeelo tiro neighbonrs„ whO * releithr,,r,fftralti ant enine r d ," 11.1 v and Me l i t-li sci it'4:l -u f la ht l i 4 lhe i wth e along Drayton-green-lane ; found t_tio awned tbooolOokliii, * nt! 04)4,4(.4 to • thtupiare, - joined given or sent to any put of dm kihgdom. . in the lams 011 the side of the road, . was, by the : ' - .. . peaantry. .I'wo, of the as- tral' I ;oAft and CO. &toile:Wai f 11..tonverie-street, Fieet-oro t clad; but (hire ad not appear to be soy Mirka salletspl *lre, r sp ris„anotlicr ,get, irate-:e stroll boat, , Alms 4. ism , • , lenea about tun: - Verdict—Dare by. the . risi irbit e rvos.te *l4 iii is jetfitoitetr i d ,' hu e bar. •q".."4 0, -. 1 ". t. _. ...!foiiritim.r.vesev!‘ timett.--. .. . . ....• Si lag lOf Oad. ': • : • 4 '..; thew . •''• . . ' • •7"" . •1- .. 7 — 3 . 1. k.ii if DON • Primed sae peldislioll bl.lll.tetrefie. . Sv•xessta a °trios, 17, Fiactiavetk . , ' . . . . .. . . . . . - . . • • • ... • . . , " - - . R 4.: