The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-05-23 00:00:00

F L , ~' ', .•. , ~ 11=11111 . nought forward at a most favourable seised, when it will he the folelllS of spreading the new system of edecerion over the whale globe. The reason I feel particularly interested in the word Form is; that 1 am myself a foreigner, belonging to • a country, which, I hope, will he ono of the first in adopting the new system of education—l mean Russia. The' reason s I believe, is, that in Russia national 'educe. tion is promoted by Government itself. In Russia there are above* thousand parish schools, establish. ltd at the expense of Government, and I think that there is too doubt but that the Emperor Alexander,, Who so nobly patronises and supports the Bible So. cieties in Russia, upon the model of the !Ukiah and Foreign Bible Society, will also introduce schools upon the plan of the British and Foreign School, Society, since their object is so strictly allied. The new system of education being scarcely yet known in Russia, and being convinced of iti important ad ventage, to my native country, I have drawn up a full account of thetreat discosteries of Dr. Bell and Mr. Lotecaster, with a view to present it to his Int pedal Majesty here in London ; and I rejoice in an ticipating, that by it not only That education will become, more general among the lower classes of the Russian nation itself, but that even the numerous tribe, of Pagans in the Russian Empire will by this means become instructed and advanced in civilize. tiou. 'Thus the pious wish so nobly expressed by his Majesty the Kling of. England, that by the new sys tem of education, every poor child in his kingdom should be enabled to read, will by this Society be more than fulfilled, when the children of the whole human race shall become educated." Mr. FAVELL seconded the Resolution. It was carried unanimously. The Earl of I...tost.EY expatiated on the claims which the Institution bad on all persons conttected , with Ireland ; It being the only Institution for edu cation, the Ibent•fiti of which' could extend:to that cotpiery,•becitute ... afwas the only one which admitted the children of all4Sigious persuasions. After hail. ir:g presence - of the gracious Patroness of the In- ssilution, he lanientecl the shoetree of another lady of high rank—the sister oldie grapotot of Russia-- a Princess who, to all the graces of person, added' ail the research and talents, which were falsely sop. Poured to belong etch:cis:My to the other sex. The DultleCarl then 'moved a Resolution, That the Sys- , tern of Education which had been pursued for the education of all religions persuasions met with the deliberate and confirmed approbation of the Meet jog. The Err. Rows..oro Rm. seconded the Rests. lilting, add it'wu carried with the loudest acclaim. tines. PROM THE LONDON GAZAiTT4,:#OOII4 • • , ' .. - "'!"9 10 'r •• • t :I BANKRUPTCY SU PERSEUS!). T. Niglio, Coedit-garden Market, dealer. • • , BANKRUpTs. • .., B. Rosie. Swansea, merchant, June 10, IS, July 21:4 C ausbrian Hotel. Swankest. Attornies, Mr. Price, L Inn; and Mr. James, Swansea. ' .. J. Cox, Woolwich, statteonason, May 94, Jude '7, July 4, at thoildball. Attorney, Mr: Young. Sy mond's 'loon. ' D. Newt.... Nen-Mahon, Yorkshire, corn-factor, June 1. 2. July 2, at the Sun loon. Nen-Mallon; Minnie., Mr. Hicks, Holborn.cotort," Gray's Inn ; and Mr. Walker, Matfett. • S. r, Welch, fhopon, bitilder, May S. 31, July 1. at the India Arms 'lan, Gosport. Attnrates, Messrs. Collins and liewson, Gosport; and Messrs. Oyne and Soo, Lincoln'. Ina fields. •A. Lee. Higb-street. 'Bloomsbury, silk-mercer. May 21, June 4, July :I, at Guildhall. Attoyory, Mr. Swaim, slew Basinghall-street. F. Balser, Bradley. Hampshire, paper-maker, May 14, June 4, Jolly 2,"at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Williams, cur altorodreet. Chancery-lane. • . W. Ilkm, B•istol, etinliolder, June 7,8, July 2, at the ROW illler Tam rro. Bristol. Attorniee, Messrs. Viaard, liutokitinlibi aid Blower., Liocolu's Inn ; and Mr. Box, Bristol. . 1. •,, J. 11abaarack. Madeley. Staffordshire, retailer of ilk., June 15. at the-Talbot sued Commercial Inn. Stoke-anomalies" Stattortisbire," Jour 16. at the Shakespear huh Nance*. leader. Lyme, July Y. at the Talbot and Commercial Inn, Stoke, spots-Trent. Atturnies. Mr. Tomlinson, Staffordshire NV , roe. ; and Messrs. Anstice and Wright, King's Bench Walk, Tempts. _ •,__- 3 N. Graeber, Yeariltoo, Sontersetshire, corn-faetnr, Ja IV, 11, July S. at Mt Mermaid inn, Yensit. Attolsies,, . • Watts aid Wall, Yeovil; and Mr. Williams, Red . • l' efiare- J. Lnwranee, Gospvrt, plumbir, sy 1), 91, Jelly 2, at the India Arms lan, Gosport. Attara' Messrs. Bleasftle. Alex -4 ander. and Moline, New Inn : and r,, Cruickshank, Gosport. T. Webb, jun. Itouport, grocer, May 9:11, 31,• July ,4, at the India Arms Inn, (to.port. Attornies, Me srs. Bleasdale. Airs. ander, and Hahne, New Inn ; and Mr..Cruicksimak.Go•poet. W. Ballet, I)eptford, merchant. May 94. June 14, July 4, At Guildhall. Anoraks, Misers. Austice, Cox, and Wright, King's Bench-walk. Temple. ' G. Astbury, Manley, Stafordsbire . druggist, June 15. 16, July 2, at the Shakespeare Tavern. ' Newessale*under-Lyme. A comics, Mr. Wilson, King's Bench-walk; Temple; and Mr. Sparrow, Newcastle-tinder-Lyme. • J. Sege New Court, Wilts, dealer, May 30.31, InlySt at the Public Koalas, New Sarum, Attanties Mr % Ina. New SRAM j. mid Billows. Millet, .bildttlef ' le • C. P. Noma, ,4;am-108.sillersositis „ Sit,,ltig a t 2, at Guildhall. ••A , Ye. Dawes, oportanitreet. . " • -- ....4 -.i e -- ..,_.,' . ' " ' e • , ht. It, W. J..Reberts, Bartleses-inelldlW4lBlBlloh pr ,prietor-r r .luas 11, W. Mecham, MO .• , -Jane 11, B, Martindale, 9t,..ialsee s-stretli b._ l J. D. Smith, Market-W(4olton, grocer-Jame U. ht. , •; la:mbeth-ternere, jeireller...inne 13, G. B. Ralikardt, &MP, field, er aggin-J one 11. A. Leah, Fahnelfils •teltilleerrj.. June 11. T. Pow's. Yaugbal,l victnaller,bane 4, _W. - law: _Cirsbakon i Surrey, IserorjealerL-judi 11, 3 . . .: . riet Law er Sbadweil, buctsit-bakev-,Juae IL .W.. nett..macinniertiet , street. factor-July 19, J. Wellard„19100-stryer, Alapseller.r . Jose 7. J. Groom ridge, Lawrence Paula new-bill. inevebtini-- June 18, J. Bond. liampdemstreet, Somers' Town, gri,eee-.'• era-June , 2 1. A. Kelly, Sr A. Kelly. aod.T. kil.'KellyeditMstid. , . use 17, . William Claughtoo.. Dry l broker-June 9. F. 9. See, Earith,llutoingdolestV ore. ' = l , Aog. 16, T. Jobston, Kidderminster, WoncestentiVerift. June It, I. Mall, liwinghall-street„ warelumscatan ae ,11,. T. Easton . White-Cross-street. pewterer - June 14 . . Bar 'vey. Lasah's.Cooodosit-place ' ntottey-serivener--.lanill. J. Pe a t W. Smith Piccadilly, saddleso-July to P. blessz t: Neir - , lawman-June 28, J. and J. Tyrsell. bf,r .... 2. iramoskagent-Jane 19, T. Kirkpatrick ? M'aryport. t, bud. draper-Jane 11 , J. Dation. Literpont snerciesat "''' ltt, .1. Watson. Brooke. Xorfolk. jobber-July 5. Six N. 4 41111. lips, New Britlge.sireet, bookseller-Jane 17, 1. Swan, tat , ..j 1 tar. Lincolnshire. merger - June 13, P. Uoyd; Hirmingition maltuer I June 15. J. Allcock, Stockport, Gioesltire. eat'..,-4 Wir-June 11, 5. Bow n and J. E. .W Mon, Grand .t .metion f_ r , , White-friars, dour-facteint--June 1; „T. Kidwell, Itelstk, SO L Same:, ship.buildes. '• - :. 4 c . CERTIFICArES-.Joist 111. . . Alderman Wool) submitted the fourth Resolution, and expressed his regret that the laudable efforts ) which bad been made to form a coalition with the National Society, had failed. In his own Ward, he *as happy to state, there were two schools, of 800 ehildren each, hi which no distinction whatever was , Made as to the rerigion of the children—all sects he. logolike the ehjetos of the benevolent views of the promoters of the School.-- . l4iplaurc.) This Hosolettem was seconded by the Rao. kr. Evers, and passed unanimously. * Mr.CAstreet.t, who bad traversed Africa for the - , Missionary Society, from the Indian WAD Ethiopic Ocean, gave an account of 'the esettieueishich been made at the Cape of Good Hopei (eltsliffusing knowledge according to the-British Systeme In the j interior or Africa, which he had traversed, he had I met with a city of 1500 houses, very well built, of which the inhabitants were as ignorant as'their cows —they had no religion,. true or falls. In oner na. tine, the only person who had heard of a God was ; gibe King, whom a report had reached on the subject final some Missionaries 100 miles distant. Ile told Mr. Campbell that lie had heard, of a God who ruled all things ; hut, added he l « i know nothing at all about him." This King was willing to - receive Mis.l Sineaties, as were the inhabitants of many other placer 'flee effect produced amongst them by know-li ledge was such, that within 100 miles of any mis. unitary settlement Europeagfewere safe. The Rev. Mr. Iluattie; Secretary . of the British and Foreign Bible Society. seconded the sth Restalu.. tints, sod lainetitolilthat his avocations in another, but not less praiseworthy, Institution, hail prevented: him from before appearing among the Members of. this Society..— isipplatise.)-- He considered the' two Sociefies,•l*• art, as incorpotated in one, fee it was impossiki•for. tisane to succeed without the! other, and be !tamed the united energies of both would establish the troika of Christianity in OVOrE .cressof the mufti...CLAW gut media ihoters.r • The Resolution .es carried with oothoslases. /* 3. Hangray. Cwm [thou&la, Glamaegunshire. asal-user.: diOnt—E. Sie ith. Nottinahaw, ionholdier.-T. Johnson, „sia‘weil. dant. St: ataxy-le-lionne,. builder=-C. Rowlands.. Calile stmt. Iloamektliich, watch-maker —H. Lawson, Welbeet• tga r oilk-mener 4 -J. Jogrett. 11Augordw NottingbaPithigel • PARTSENSHiPS DIMPLY E 9. lime T. H. Miebell.• Saint Austell; Coruvlell, . and H. filber t W. " r Gnu& 11 ir On the motion of Mr. Warrtwrta, the reedbit tanks of tee blotting wet* voted t• tbs POW= his Grace the Doke of &Meld s air Mk /POWs unremittiog ettesties to tko of the institution. . fife Hon. Roust , Revolutionist nominatitagthe wlis Unanimously approved. NI r. Jtpsevo Hass, in a *peach, submitted th• eighth tisted with great etativeato err to arise to society from the% toile Committee there malted. The Roe. Mr. Gsz 'send the daily at the See& b.i to the Duke of Kent. l / 4 '' The Duke of Km . thank' le mild*, red terms, end after congrat tins the II eetiag IT: accession of the Female atiOdiet l etived ihe Resolution, which OM received elle eabeendidi a;•plause. ~ 0 , . Fail DtairLeV fillned the thesis et the We alp Mr. Whitbread, which were cordialtfrea. . ' - The Duke of Kawr then esousti, • My.lloll should be Secretary, and Mr. Allen, Treasontii'lle, the Institution, a proposition which was reeeilli i Stith the %tannest domdlistrations of pleasure. M: Dt Lava t., Uhambetlaitito Ile Imperial- liff&, jo.ty the Emperor of all the litaiistaajobee • Tete to propose the thinks of the Meeting 'is the Rapti Cflairmilr.- De said he felt it a great honour to be present on this occasion, and to have to propose a sere of thenti to- his Royal Ilighnen. Asa subject of the Emperor of itu.sie; in whose service he bad bv. , o for nosily years, he was very bappy is. Wag ahte to hear teetimony to his Majeitylrerdent de,siro In spread knowledge through his sionsialons;.: and he • tamd•tar iloubt, but that whesi hirialperiel diajesty X•` , ' ....440...... , -, ia, h. .. q %piles's. Prime(MAUR, fur the Watiek,,usiollst Way 311, is lb. NO. pc Cwt. • Mow frpissic xy grtir iDia l 4llolll l 4 lll llll#l4 Per i t i ltr e t: t r„. - *am t4e . a , main I t ta 14:-. 7 , , • Rye. . Oats. .Brils. 1 resit [ Cip#o. ............... ......441.1. ••••••••••••••• ....lie r--ate.... • taa.....• 1 dki j d. fa, 44. .8,- d i r.. d. ._, 4 .10 io 43 2 57 2 26 0 45 K 11. . 1 A U t , • .Wo,understaud, that tMa MANI fuvtilreilialr esi gt i to bipolar the City of London *hen they etitti, by pulsing through it to the West sod MR tows. Orders have been issued for tt roilesiOte et MI. Chia to march *to their respecdoe coahtleity for the' perpese of belt% disembodied._ The, vrtioNl Art .the, Militia tepee, and second tiaitalione If the tali trill be gradually reduced. ' •• • - •• '•• The Militia tali - are apeeted tak enaellge . 6 lien in PartiaaWnt, and In Agave tire reettlatbmitr4 establishment, promotion,. *e. to damp respects with errairre:- , The tent Militia (theogir not- tiro be ettitNiii44 for training) , islft nut. be oesublerattlif 410114L0* ' the period' et *elf ietvitele *Oa. •at ; 4," • 'STA TES MIA N. .. -- ~ ores well acquiittted- id* -the taw *yeti* of educe- • , !'. ''': ' , L 4 FY 11 1 17 1 111 211101 MI S 11 . .. tion, hit would direct its introduction into bit' Cm , ' . — 141 e- ._ . pire. • . '• i ileVlt? or KING'S sarcu l kAT,OI, „., , .. ~., , The Doke ciflussas espremed ids acknowledge , , trop V. KeIIIST 111111111 T 1113•11411. c i memo with Mamma doge :mee t and congratelakd the 'fir. siljeliot 113i4T prayed tbst judgment GI the : . society on' having arrived at a state of prosperity so Court upon this Defendant, a priatpr st Cholas:fordo • truly gratifying to every good heart. ' who had been found guilty upon an indicimenLat tbei, Mr. WitiTsasti then proposed the thanki of the int gisex assizes, for a libel on Montagu Biargoyoe t , Meeting to her Royal highness the Princess of i " --- rAq. of Mark's-hall, in that cougity l during tie elec- Wales, for the honour which she had dons the Magi" • Coo contest for the county, in the yeti' , .1813, when is g by her presence that day. • v. 4 - v 1 _., • : the Prosecutor was a Candidate ., The libel was con- The loudest acclamations evinced the setk 6 crA w l' tented in a parody on the verses beginning* " Pity with which the proposition had been received ! I the sorrows of a Prior old man ;" and .accused the The meeting then broke up. There were Skeet I Prosecutor, as Colonel of a regiment of yeomanry fourteen hundred persons present, and among these l'qsvalry, otdetrauding the Government and the men in addition to those we here already mentioned, .we 1 ender - his consinand. . remarked— °. 1. Tliti Defendant put in an a ffi davit, denying the • • Lac E. il'hithread, Lady italainY• Lady Litwal , It Itlihriedge of the author of• 'the libel, and stating, Selkirk, Lady Darnley. Ludy Dredge% Lady Swialseroof ,. - _ - - ,:1 John Sian:haw. Lewd Cldruni, General Daley 11r. Cobra that he had already been put - wo an expence o f - hvir . Staked; Sir Northmore ib utapson, Colonel 11400, Wood by the - proiecution, tdwavd•defraying which - he had ()Kelly, dec. - - , ' never reiceived a farthing, nor had he any expecta-• Lord Byron sent his snbscription of tObl, by let- Lion otdoing so.- 1 o • •- - .. . , ter, and Lord Bentley subscribed 1051. in the room., L , ,„ ur. KvOLAY, Mr: Gunitcy and r. ADOLPHUS ' There were other subscriptions to a-very considerable . da dressed Coo Ibert on his bal: -M alf.. .. . amount received as the company departed: _+:' .47 , 4' ' • - . •• • 1 141 Se r rielliltaaiT and Mr. liExTit supported the. 'proaeretion. They said, that this libel was not, to be treated as a mere.electioo squib ; for it imputed basfuess and tlisbompr to the Prosecutor; such as would (if such imputations were sutfered wish im, ptitiftY) deter min of feeling from becoming candi-, datii ai: seats in Parliament. The libel bottomed Itself in a little* truth; to Charge the "Orosecutbr riliti . .e great faisehoOd : the Prosecutor had been tried b y a Court-martial for irregularitias, but for nothing charge, wit hout his• testimodY win g coo fiiiilA-Tissi'no ground foelidmittitig.hlit (6 be beited . ,'. 'ffe Visa tionanded.' "7:1 • COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MAY St. 11 , Iry . V. !IR 1910 LA YTON. a ,fse(7.Onrt Sdriseci Cnottped to bring this case on wA t tgnment,.4.the.shape ,of a special. verdict.. It pq•actiortv • tried before Mc. Justice Dallas, at OtfeNd.. Th'declaration stated that . the Plaintiff,! tkceompanied bya Mr. Tureei., no the 40th of iNfor 4413, pasitng aloog Suckner Wood; belottging, i t!i,4lc.Townseod, from whom they had the liberty it shooting, Thi L wood was separated by a mouod - .1 of earth from a wend belonging, to ..sisf..W. Payton.' While they were n,alkilug a kert started, and Dean'e ) dog (a staunch greyhound, worth WI.) followed her Various tisreiugs,and dOilly over the mciend ‘'s itrotutd. The l lairititi and his. .]red:to prevent the dog front go. 40)(1 not. A few minutes after they howilog setit dog in pairtft lowed into Si. W. Clayton'sgroued % n•rnitp, !lib an iron. spike. bloody, had wrenched from' .a tree, where killad by. running, on it. • They 'O6O, and . (ound eight other spikes ia..troes, at a haight.tbat would impede.a dog is pursuit of hares, while tbe.liares might run under the spikes unhurt. The, Plaintiff_ brought bas sictina. for the value of the log. • One of, the witnesses stated; .that boards had been pat upby. Sir W. Clayton, to give, notice of ipike and steel traps being set In the ground. The JOiy founds, -verdict for the .Plaintiff, with li.. damages, subject to the question,. whether„, - -. in Api9t of law, the Plaintiff is entitled to recover ?- Pecttee, which involves. question of great interest spitrtstivea, will be ably argued -by Serjeant- Best ,bad Sir S.. Shepherd, ai soon as -certain irregi4riliee pobited out by the Court, In the declaration,„Can , ka "tatieskiled. • •- • • ,•• , A lotion( aricident oocnied on Friday, on the' road peat Tadeaster. The Ttua Blue and True t' en giteebes time in eobta4t nritb, each other; b e y which the latter was ikaribrewa,anakhecoachman, George Irish, killed on the 'Phitiletfacett Was a rackand careless dt;iTer y atsd!tott,iiettllhti cause of warty acci dents. The Ceadi, &c. Vaistadet..l26/.. were declared a deodaaa • - -• * • "c • , • ''''''' 4o o ll 4."..".. ' . 11.1 1., • 4. ; , • li 1 Pl l 4Ol - 14 7 60.4 41 6. 00Th 4 5, is, vows ) 44 i hyrkilk ir I dievise , 4! 40:4 6 :M :614 010.. tooskteri dos , isitfrtlits Mojestyis% Oontiinimii? Ohould Tow deekr llaUttati4viag estrod wtittity inte r at ifori; you *id' iiiiiiteriiiiiiit ,ioi; .'very hurtit4 1 r40440 servant, Mug W. I s ,J,lti s ltittitit . 4oot iiiiCAT t au(AcT ramilickftlyies ant ktiklS*Ajc;Ltt PAGZ • -,, " lie (the lamented hero) proposed that Awl; Caii` Ocala thoold be sagisietted, and that -emity Ait who had served floersteurs in way ellisidit Veit*** bounty of two gnlnelece annually ifiiirsfinetlitie• i.a. of font raineets after eight ' " 11 4,0 m it ,fifektaf* •144%, enormous !um for the State to .pay ;:byt the arena. lif? of e seaman is, from BARD mart cot,. *bled *6 - 45 !!! .he cannot, therefore, enjoy the annuity ramp years, and the inferest of the . money tared ' NOT OrSlONlNG ) '' tioislii go, fur lo po Ms se pence." • 1 „ • S. 4 4, vtr, . . . : • ----... ~, v ii i i iitt It Intl been 'To! ‘ o .4*-4 11 P1 wkitlr Rig: .• re p or c e d; (bit :a ditlic,llti . tiasr4l4l44ll ‘l l lll 4 of a eiiiiiel'inioti; in wain tne it f ikr d.s n terestal, ! he. Illiptrinal intended Br ide requirfaukar residence i 4. . Ifsicl, as a sine. qua non of her aM lig rt , The PrrioT viiplior:ioul p7vnutle_gelative a t 4 4 , liiiPtial ' 6,0 "itederser < icy . Agad4 . ceremony, . also., .00d be rev which -effected his honciut; -andi/though he wds sea- i i s an •-•• i n ' tial - it of th i strange i writ. - - touted to• be repriManded, the - +sentence was recoM-1 ' built:His FACT tpt,ll itrait. RISTAR t i e r-A - ... • mended to. his Majosty . ant to be enforced. -The libel:, , s ar i ear .4sed her lost direct t over., :weinlmr . imputed le the Prosecutor-- ..: . . . • , the inn , at ItimPilde, -in. I.aw ri v nit, :A0,,,..1, 4 u I booths my homes alls Snirier ;AM; • • young .were hatch 4 shebecaine a letrjsyahlesiapi Bo 0 0 ,0 i the ci ' uatry In the full unman, k.. , . ....; ~ And EY arlitl romi those Ingo% should Woe :ate, „ visita n t, , by throwing the cleausing,of kp f 4 9 44 2 I kept-....aml tared it In my own ACCO.OIIt." ' tlte window. The ser_reqi girl, with_mensql If the Defendant would now give up the aufbor, to 'cleanliness thail . liumauity,.vieepsi . gitivm s p o , the Prosecutor would abandon all proceedings against 1 4,11'0 by de,troying the . nest Ivltit =4,10,00'14 the Defendant a ' !young birds fell to thisrouirof iiisiVsqi lit mean time the parents collected sa . gfp4lptlbs o , The Court adjudged him to be imprisoned trio] mouths in Chelmsford gaol. •,. ~., their own species, ' who cri44ty built is t. s, .ound . . . .- , , ~. • .:, I s u fficie n t for the reCfptron .of tbei jlistfinett tip l i i iyi •- • TUC KING V. W[14.1/041 COOMBS. _ I and j be young were safely colytNed ,tn, thoir . • Mr. JF.ICYLL prayed the judgnrcnt of the -tou'rt*. lodg ings by the parents and`thinrossialiats. pe t against this Defendant; who had been . couvitited of 1 • moiTand Adrertiter.) - . ..,.,,, .. ~. . ... assaulting O ffi cers of the New Forest, who - only ts-1 - Fivriti6itinNiai Ijozjignit;Tile. SSIFO n\atch af,ainst tinse c : tis.aiiiiio2 l l, Po* quired him not to spread.-Pheifiestite was making_ SO as to endanger thefunderwood,of thoforests. it a l r '' !tr an; . has Proved. itte l eeisfat : ,. is, Oilinar fail - peered, that he was in custody for a former offence .; noticed in one Paper a few days - siute • 1u,; . , hi • in the House of Correction near- Winchester s ' l°l 'l ittrihntes to his bivincespPience&a .. s . liglit iNntieg fifteen months, and the Court adjudged him to be 4. s w r i i • il, • On his re t urn fita'ftii to' gi t othiss,. ogi, 4 4 . ii Ith f her 'lnd - • into hes-v X• - • . , •., . Ira anprisoned one mom •urther, a. to enter ..re,, 14 ' 9th after running a tiii Ani.e"•'Or setegitseit mi1i 5 .....-. own recognisance in 10QI. for two years; to, kessp'thise. lle ing recovere d' he e 4rer . Hi d : /v i er renew ed th eetr peace. , - -.Y . • '''" . ' " , tempt for a wager. of ten guineas, of 'liming from, • THE KING V. Wfit.ttAINI,OIIPHIOSt •• • , , %" ROOM ti) •Rye t ,' - iiiti, .1)44 1. , the distinois heirit The Defendant, one dfilie ciiiViidentlitl' cletlaiiti:# a)inniill . ..tea, to two Iraqi attelbree4uarlers ! played by the Trustees . ot the Liti*rpobt'Di4ifi t Wiri ' Ile*. In lagii sp i rits and cOndidon, in, Tu4.., brought iiit6 Court upon a writ of Hatieto' Pi' i e s i i'uay r . sinitta Ilas t. fr.oto the inatitet.bouso" at Jian g , by the keeper"of Lulicasfer castle v 'for the Olt . , itio . 4;mlo:lloi', 'and running at an Ousec i onntat4 Wins' hailed. Ttraispearedstliafu bystem of ' Alliii ' R pm, *44 . .4. 'ilif in one hoar and ten minutea.—* tim e J mint t 6 a very contildirabte am ou nt had been 41ste,:::! ir — niikthitis witii scarce a. *ons/sit's ,roffeatraieut t ed by the Trustees Of 'the Liverpool DOA.. .Sirsiiii;. V e agir4 started fur linttisigs ilia& leeting with I 4061 0 *pin :4 1 their own Set4antS "Oeilerki; anfObir yeineitt which pot asp !kite vf bit firgetatidii.O. .ANI4II Mi. Clayi ab Aidirman of Liverpool a'nd' (indents "' upon theta' settle," lie arrives! in . flas‘i Wiittsisistnier 'or the' Distks, wog saispieteit ?N . icga at 15 minute; !tuft Assairow 30 and 40 aeceisdi Disilmatiiist; Who bioid a veil' i a crativiiiiiiiiiio'l," . k•kji: before one 0%4°4 ;' ihas winning his ours . wager, liiiiiiha iiiiiiiiiated:' '' The charge' against* iti.'Tijklaad stinering to ; "them! aselwal . suins, more or to 414901%1a ebibetzfeci - distinct soma of 211. - *. ed. ;` gitns id e rgbig. Ws sl ows iffas. k a g e d p ar , ma i l ,. b an . 321. 3 71;40ti. 110 361: its.; thichelad i ti?ireide4 l dredior 04r:titers draws - tOortiog to behold do 9 1 • Welkin •the fair taith-bOok, *Melt' was isle before iiscrealisie perfetruance of thin unrivalled pedestrian. tbiftdminfssineiert, for the accotintit to lie' aucteill I At ehe Mat Newmaykit r . l Ociobar Meeting, tl* Ifk . !The Defendant's affidavit' stated, thafiftlierigt Duke of Gnarl., P ericles, horse 0-se itO is metalled against fiW tii rseepoiitedlhe money in the fair cahli.tridli tv , Mr: WATSON'S I . 4 iiieles, for VP guineas, b. ft. iiiiniOntaied it in what was called the ' roachdash- 1 -. friday morning a gentletniiiiiimUtia packet piike# 1i6e11 1 :64 MN actintity )aaid it beer tb Mr. C11) , 1 theof a_ pocket-book, in the,.. 410,1414, Leiceoter TiOaiso4r; . ivlio had sitltienbaCinded. - ' square. , f , '; u u 4 .. . . Th, Court were of opinion , that the Defendant's : A serious accident happened a' afternooe . , i _ -- in Portman-square. At the. glicriart. Ms. Blftlit llieioi; of. Noiti/igliaot.street".)ana passing elo na l t gA square, the swing of the bog broke; the c Was precipitated under the carriage, and the hersi4 went olf at speed. The carriage, iu . whicli:#lll. tidy and a btiy about twelve years 01d,,.vg.a 1 .94 41, 4 Baker-street, by, getting in contact with soparyp railing, and the boy was so Much hurt ? tlta,sl t tag conveyed Co a surgeon. in a senseiesastattr. ,11701-4tfit escaped with a, alight bruise. . On .Silg t rday evening the 14th Instant, 'g artilor.boy was picked .up in an opentont off . th•• ant Sand, in Boston Deeps, by Thomas Kgal, the pit, ter of the barge John and Jaae, of thii poll. 'Thy poor lad, whose name is'intwas Coat (only 1$ Seise of age), was apprentice on, holik the Frith* 44 11, Ar nenture, of Sunderland, John. 13u s rniCleeaPt in aki# cliner, whose conduct has been most cruet. Allt . monly,..,',The Captain and,sessse of thip - criw e it . i; come on shore on Thariday . somewhere b e t if reiatoo and ,Wainlieet,*leftthsi 4 9t y orial m d in:,lo open boat, which was moored by a intili anchtsair and in which ins remained all nigjat.: Clis k plifif morning the bottA got:adrift, igni.the j onfortiOgkilli ,weg driven ou t to Sea, lchttek liltregtilnest:hk i glat • night and the. following ..d.ay:Withent prepitKoiia,a any kind; its, sticet j tg At s I I tit i ,r ' 'siaigrigig gara. tjoa 1 . that 131 was urged ia,his:iteeessituto goo* 0 sh oe.loather";iy 4.Waukti a sail ' rithttigliti.VPlFt 9" rished ney'lefP4 '1 1 #.4.#1044 1 0.411 dit44.004 . :bi ti !pester 0,1 ilr .4104Alist, J.,44c. • .It r o..alasesefillek, : t* gir.eigor...PlVl, liiitiPrOg....47, the.,t0.7144, CIWY. I I I # II ii RI _alA.Pplita.l t9gqie.ktitqgi.itr . 01 1 lrall . kg!. Oiq kf i tkthAtlhe:4l44satiqsso 6. 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