The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-08-30 00:00:00

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We 14tantis.aNcELLoa stated this to he en'a . still" . adsance(L'' , Ylealesteoiroet ofthe . fiC , , the Crown and Mitre tavern, •--, ' , .-,...5 . . h I Tr ,' :• A • .• .. ; '•) 1 .SZ. ' I • ptientioo, oreseisted to hi m only a few days iik 0 , tained in the bills.iniglittethe,right one•nit . . i 'l : , . arty of gentietnee, proceteled culling on him, at this period. of the year, to do what , a port i t f t ie,0004 chained by. the Messnoßdlisitectbl, • • - signaite, tit •:'• 'appityloitwieiko; ,- withoill• the. li- osight to have 'been done in the Master's Office from the two firms Of Stein, Smith, and Co..ljetb oft beedberitthe altlyisillevethey• met the Justice of •As- . . ue.iel.s ago. The nrigival application %%as a Petition arrotoit of their .ailsanees. to that firm iti'Lendriti,,, elsig o sflir Johlailsyley, Knt. (M ,Selleant Marshall, li, •he Lunacy of Miss Elizabeth Leith, by nhich and also to two. other :•66, 1 iiis'otiand, visaing by !he- .10 acted on •tho•Circ ` 'room of Mr." ' Elio an eliquiry'shookl. be directid 'hew fer it was ' question , uest ion, but whether securities becoming due should tbi - 4 141, *kens - 11mi ettended to the Court..., ~ Francis Leith, Esq. one of her nest,of kin,. prayed, the style of Seett•,llthitk, indrOct. 'Wes - not 'new thr J*l . •Weed l. who is india of arriving petit • iiist•Vellit Majestfs'COntinissitni'• Wei reit& , L. l • , Ina ri ioahle to. procure ~f or .hee additinnal co mfo r ts' . be stayed by Injunettonin• this tividoile•way, seliish•bia i k ' and et,jestnents, and that the •,Petitioner and hisl was clearly of °Pinion could 414 g beijoaltrcollaFliett • ••'• -'''*' CROulte-ntOlt•-tidloriaC 'Ain. ae: ' - . T''' • wife should be appointed the COmmittee of the per. I with. This was his lAsedithip's judemedt now, bet if. Mr. Stwjeent sl4.asstAact •in his. Charge to the son of the listiatic. The mutter being sent to. the', the parties .fielt dissatisfied with that judgment,' he Grand f iery, alluded to the small numher,of crimes Master in January or February last, it was not, till should, on theist Petition:hereafter, rehear tilletillate• stated in the calendar to have been committed-it ;V- -.. • ' after a lapse of sandy two months, that the Peti- • --The. Motion-fait Wtotietion• was vermeils!. :-..' ••• , catitatannulhiclaittected no email honour upon the Boner went in with his proposals to the Master , in . Adjourned te•Weiliseadeyineint. -. • • Cetritly . He thin•lpiclfied the attire of those' which he suggested that the allowance for , the main. ..,- ,- • • 5e L..... .. 2 .2 . _ , s • • , . • - : . crle4..iir aifdelstifetsitieff'designation and''concleded by' terintice and solaria of the lunatic should be iii. • • i"-' - ' .PO L wit • . eltCeellsilltble Vetivlctinn, that the coriduCt . of the' created from 1701. to 10001. a year, and that the Pe. • . :••••• •,.p. ;. . . . . - G 1114.401, on this Occasion, would not less' reflect . titioner himself and his wife should be appointed the „ . • , "--,. . .., , ,_ . ,_. a ~ 1 (helmets,* , than advantage upon their Conie*ltte of the person of the lunatic. Proposals , ____ l ", w5T_15.161...---""L'Palr.tieynignt, between eig ht Coe' ... .. . , ~...••ss . were also given in to the Master, in the month of I ""u nine . 43 VlarolCi a•L•qol4oNina&K fellow ' 4 . 11 lie PIS ' • „,, co* STEALING. , lurking about the Pianza os-house . a h. - ' • sy ‘ts.is- - Sidi , fast on the part of others of the next of kin of , g • !" . ' - St • • ' D . Otles,.servant, who at length observing him. pen the -wes indloted•for stealing tt.tow, the properly ant:. the fellatio, by which they suggested themselves as fit i i. a,oor ;v end go up stairs , ,tn formed a - waiter, and tile j.'GHlsersott, of !Warwi c k-bridge. • , , • - • ~ •`- ", 44 ; •I'i ' -• and proper persons to he the Committee of the p er - •as found secreted act one of the bed-rooms ~ - • . • • son of the lunatic, she being, -holSever, to remain in I man • • t The facts, as stated in- evidence, are as follow •v.... I having ia - the few minutes Ike was pocketed a • • • . . ... . Fisher House, Islington, where she was at present , . . • there, h dk h* f napkinarid a. nii Prc le . .. confined, but in %%hick house it was proposed that s h e ' b a t t le*, in' the September of lait year bought a lot His, palled , himself Hayman 'ferric . , and said he . ' should have additional accommodations, and the use , lapis. afiludd fair, which •he marked ,' and pet/ tto tot a •iit of Grier . of a chaise, for 120 airings a year, the sum pCoposed Wen. PI • • P •- • , :inte-it geld it Ilarraby, twat' Chrliele, wheiete saw He. was taken, and committed. , to he allowed for her maintenance, &c. being 3001. •th!latoo •,,tha evening of the 2d 'October:-: On the 1 a year.- The Master, it wes stated in this Petition, • 11,11,7r0R4GARDRN. --Yesterday Wm. Marsh4ff f-essfii;eot- ior . Tuesday,•the sth of the; sautes Month, hid left town without making' his report, and, there - 'was charged , with having stolen a watch, the proper . ; .11tAtt*.r.Oteruing, from:. JitatuUtthi•Allarkets in cools I fore, it • seemed to be expected that his Lordship •ty of Mr. GeorgeShasv. .•. I - • ; r- ••• ,_ i ps(oy With Thomas Walton , he °served, the .Prisouer I *should make it for him. It was not stated, however, lt was stated in evidence that the Prowietot• lei ••,'•dtki ell tad-spotted cow etoi•O bins, whi ch 'he re- . that the Master- had` bead I;44aired to make • his re-' lodged at ,the Castle lim, Johnieiteeitteelethemeett ;I itlei .. Ift his Prdperly. r It iteCordingly tigntlip port, and lied mfised or - declined doing • sp. Ilis that he had left the Icalgin6bit Sad not lateieititiwy f teMigtel• asked where he htid got the CrYse' i' lthe .• Lordship rather itapected thatio this,, as in tome his box. The Prisoner lodged:tithe aboveilaill,vind '.'.Ps• . ' other cases, the Master had 'not beeq very fairly ', hod . broken open the , fitift;24t the -Proirecittor,fralta J4otoreilii,. of : Westmorland , ' and; afterwards, of •:•,it 'treated, more than his Lordship. There "was, how. I . whence he had taken the Ohtch v and pl4tleell it.. •ttlittir4f il Lhat county.o.• that the cow wile ,r•s• ever, anothi' ground; stated: in this Petition; - for r;•-• Committedfoer re.seramistation Go Thaegggy p eed . . stra ' - ~,lind that he was going to' sell . •., 1 calling for the interference of his Lordship, at ;this I • UNION,If iet .. e : FAir. Mathisfa, ti . feehreold tit ;. : Ike. Wherinspen Witness seized die Pi ironer, and , moment, and this was the recent discovery of sense -- clierged his son, ii"lart b • 1 ' - • ' '' . a out .. 8, ,with have . ~ . i t ;;li #O6 rged• Min With - the felony- T at the same time anti. i Circumstances relative to the management of Fisher ed in d i ta i tko . te d•• hi i r. • , 7, 4 ; ~.. : , mating te hrm that he feared' he had stoleu 'the other 1 liouse, laliugton, in which the lunatic was confined, : . The lad de •d 1• ' H u th 0 f ,,..s ....- :,li.„it„, 4nws likewise, as the one with.which. he was detected pie tle It . tied to the mode in which the patients were treated in ' .o . mviii ions the.worsi ef.the.lor s . end he deemed it very ire. , , had never street:hit fither - ; T'- - . I •• ' • !that house, which, it was said, reo t dered it necessary I. ~ 1 • 'The old taut ihiticitiled he,iind,iset .. '.." ' •-- '- Probehlwtbakhe • should fake that individual one that the holistic should be iminedietely removed. On i fet • . hi it fi t -- :.i 1 1,i t i i i con* • ko l i e t ' leave•thif rent ;• but Prisoner very politely , and with snits s son too ist y t' , ... . i this suggestion his Lordship could not eel., sinless his head i ,itgairist • • the :WA ' yikithel- 114 ''. ' : too .0106 , . 'grist 'o4' 'froid, biggettthei he wOuldonakeldilisleif upon the persuasion or conviction that there was down his face a 4 pkit '.• • •-• • ei t t •.: s ;„•i it u -•- ..:- • , .. r iseiwy easy 04 - A4l'46as - ki he,had Ctirefiffilibi4 something fundamentally bad about the management his own house; ' to •tislies. 'f f .i iii .: -.11 6Z4 telse.gate when - bocomerbet. • :This animal wat worth of Fisher ilcursi‘ , New, if the suggestion in this P e ....5i1rr5.,,.7 - 77-,. • ... - ,11441., then 101. r ~o: -. . ; . : , made n o reply /idols arose I* Of anything which had occurred re- •r he Ma p s trace expreleett ;iir '',.:;=. ..,.. ~ .t. ~ : thist h is evidence alle arneekOlsted• 110 ,. Oat 10.lhir: • lathe •to the .. ceiti'Whiah had been before hia . Lordship utt in 0 , DefetidaellittelMd • ' 4** 01* , ~Ar . c Walton, ~, ~ ~ , _., i , on Saturday, be could only spy, thcq he had esamilied -io ta . , sg •_ t -- k il l ( k f it r.„ •6‘ t 4 .^ ..! '.: John A . 4sirOrig, iiiianstable who apiegends4d the whole o f the evidence in that' case .with the ever e 'mg kisis .* mcevoss • tv• _Tat' 11-fi • - • h --It **p• • 24 ' . • ''ffii ' oat w i c k e dant age Estee t -ego., am 1 - iiejestr`''' I ‘'' t. • ;; l tesa 4 4e . "'! . *sue , stetanft as Sel . risouerYhadackn letrgett '...5 .. , .. • ireatestatteetion, and the result, Itloi, that he could helplessand ••' •••• •'• - • - bli-MiVidelavfast telceti the cote oti - the lith4."llStitd. •parent, for ' Melt he should he '44 . Isot- fi s the slightest possible . imputation upon, the - : -,.. a . 4 " - -.beri,,t4.dey on *Mak he was taken into custody. . ~ l e d till the S ess i ons - • 1 lis h . cou ld k • d •.' ' , 1111 e 0 0 very, ••) ~,,„. anagentetit of that house. Indeed it had .been re- bail. lwr 7 i lii•WAtefence the Prisoner merely said that he - • . ~.4 „ . ;, . . p resented to him, In comm u nicatio n s made ott,the 'd sot st 1 The father on hearing this. Jolireeted. he tole ,: • • • • •.• the cow.-He was f o und f;trilty,tinsl 1 . subject, as being one of the viiy .bece-este*theseel "lu s t. .4 0 • - -', --- • ' '-- ' -.-. i •' . • • i upon Wm. • . • • . . ,s- tilt the kind in the kingdom. -Ilia Lordship Oho a I.....fa..tikAt. , ~,• :,:- 4 "" . ~..... . • • ar,-... - . ... ~..o.t : .. . iJGareAL , . ••• • '' ' * *14.41 1 -1, 9 e , • • ' ••• •-. . make no order on this Peiitien, but he was Satis fi ed, I- ol io. 'to wsa i ,„,:wc . . w , ~,A : ia g.„...,„ o a k * t i le, altar . 4 11 1 ''-. ' . . - 5tY was Intliettet'for ; ••• •if ao application had been made to MaSter Simeon,.:"ii r i n ,, - • 1 - ' 7l -' --7 . -- '- . • ''''',' „ the Citing ofilgoarsit hirelah,..at - Whitehoitik,' by :, he would have taken the proceedings with him to the i l .. T h e.:o l . '" •••' . • : d - • • ' ausitiri biowsinitictedepon his body sod head:.. i cnutitry, end would have had his report ready against i dared be should net he di • ' ed., h i e d emit* Idol Mr. !loon y . . one .0f the "Curette:2.o( -the county, gistrate, on hearing this . eclaretims„ de. , B 4. , Allei he was called epee to hold an inquest I . • the time of their meeting again in, this. place .. IlTs•,.to be locked up • end, unless mast ails ' ' ' , ix. n ...• • • ~-... lordship, however, should himself wri* to ilaiter i were tendered, that he should be kepi inc e' " ,• - i .. 110 : •li s ody of Welsh, on the 15th of June last: )iimeon upon the subject. i - • • .... .and . wail Unstops. to make . - • • till the Sealskins. ? ' Mr. AGAR for•some of the other parties, .sub- ;•• ii , ,• . , '. •-•- A dlosiosnre 6f the whole transaction. Ala conks. AItLRORO UGII-!TRER:f. .., -.fames Meg int • Akar .", ''' •' " - id t • writing '• •• - • mitted that his clients were etititled to the costs . 0,U.• d " 1 g won was rape 9 by witness , and signed' stealing a quan tity of linen kola a 'Mid in opposing a Pendent so unfounded as the present, had, j e with , .• . , . byltelilhettle ~ It stilted; tilat:thedeceased, who was I L the street. . .11 his Lordship, been declared to be. • '• •'-- ! _ ~•• -•- atmetreseldsoi ' years - o f . tiliti,"lilsid- employed iii Me. - -• I 'The Prosecutor, a bay of tender years , Ma t e d , I*01111 1 911•tobatco manufaceeir (of-which Prisoner is The Loan CHAlteßl4l,olt said, let the costs-be mat- ; that be was Hot by his. mother to take a dozen shirts foreman), hawing ~spiked some liquor used its the', I • ter of after considerition.' Ilk Lordship added, the to a-washitt•-wemen whew a, maw overtook hire in Commissioners belonging to the Royal Ptilege of Mar • • . s - mandfacture,•of thitt . . attig i le','.Pritopec called him an physicians were le• the use of sending to him their ; le-le New-road end after conversatien t. . . s , . . awkward fellow, said that he was . always doing : •obtained from him his .nanserinad his errand. This • . proceedings, in regard to their visitations of houses __ _ something wrong, .noti irrintedively struck hies upon kid the boy to s t op . in which lunatics were con fi ned, and be .had obsertred man as. the ribs, and a . 4 fter-irdi. Witil his open fist gently •on a friend, but this west(' point of fact•tolive the • upon ttrOltead-j' thiit'hio bad ' censequences at first • that they 'Poke*, favearebly of the house in goes. .• - , the boy and his .errand to another. The eis ..h L Lion as of any other. His Lordship had been repro- ! n a me 13`'meow,. 3..e"b100rt4 but in about five minutes the! Prisoner afterwards canto up, and addressing the boy d e ce a sed osels ' ea; e' ' ' -* en , dh n Prisoner, : alarmed, pro. 1 tented, in one of the public pricers of. t o -cla y, as re- i. • • • name, got the bundle away from him. and said o re d 1 a Li 4 a ti ce '• • •• .. • 1 commending the removal from this house, to some i•g; . 9 : " . 14:11 -I Of 2 tkf bet), notir IttuitacKling, • clean linen which. the boy. wa s .to g et at the • died sin afterwards. . ' -' • . ether house of a similar description,' of the titles. ~ . e •• , .i 4 s was past seat Wage, -4ssits 'clan i. 7 lifi r ., 'lr a d ' ..' 7• 10 s . .•"--- t i . tunete Gentlensan whose case was under considers.- I. washerwoman . ~-. 1 . . _ 1 , ! Ward Rohm n, urge° in Whitehavert, ' lion an Saturday. He must now say, however that 1.7.21 e x cited, and ,the PO/ow* • WM .piusead sad , gait evidence as CO his'being called . upon t o ' 'visit he had done no such thing. He had not recommend - 111 )i e n"- • ' NVetsh, who gasped, twice after he saw 'hi m , end; is was fully committed for trial .. , aspired in aboitt' See ininufei. •A t t h at time wit-' std, nor suggested in any way, the removal of the - ~.., . 1.. . Catitlematt In question to any other 'house of die , t t urar - sausg• - 340 _,__,Islati Jabs . _ grwilloa, a hew boy:* a i loess did not observe any pa . 'lo4l . appearances on • Ile bad only stated, what-heine • I n e b e , r ,:,, ° ,i r n,"' clean -I , " " two S t :t i n 'Fa Wit h "let" - i, the body.. On examinatiiiii',,ir, , i,..tive . ~ same description. . , e vis t ' t* day,". he '.. his opinion he should always be prepared to state- 7 i that, Where the expence could be afforded, private Genies ih i sse. a swilevi,•Wasett, th at heel's( purchased d. :foote d it toile p ut r id : there iviteenerk-,o(vielence 1 worth of tt ao . ri c ges frovi4eTtssouer, be tendered him a3v. piece, .cross the . right side,' Omit . die *menet (he liver, . • - e Inch-The Pri4iner at hilt tank, and tbeß returned, as he pre, ,f, ~,... 4 . ,_, ... : _ u , 2 .,,.. Is .. , 4USilld: Was, iti almost every instence, : tO . , be pre- *bided be caitiff not change It. 7lve Preseiator had no vinalkr , ”‘"..- " " 1 . 1 5". ~._` ""7 -1"1" ettertineed• bit a rielent' . : .Verted Mnto the best care which pet-pops So atiror. • change. when at !coeds th e Prisoner said he believed be had rut I blow,. soil "sittocif-.ke jifeini4)Wilikieut..pi occasion. half-..crown, and again naked hits for . ; accordingly the - •••., •-, .4_ , - •t - • • - - • , ,;,• •, • :, ..iumpix oltuated, could receive iii .Orti .establishinent , prosecutor gave hliiiiiiiothirletior SII. •face, ia the change of , d ea th : .2i,_,_ _.___.. • ___.' - • . •• •• . Of the poh!ic reception of lunatics. Such a remise, - .. o rtocie the Prisoner g:Lve his a had, list, The Itr ..imi...'ter 1 On his CEPal•examvalliafil: this ,filllelia sp .... fid i i - - . - 'llllisi l dpsdo * I however, as that to which he had allotted, ; aft'vrttaiOs' Nand ha hid gt a come . ett, mi. aett,ls. bad,* . that' the body . of the atoies , - ---- -- - . - • 'tiro. • sli- 'twit*: . eatelsi Jaime- 7 -, e ir m g i esovitedwoberemmeelkmaCeee•Asho-osas- i tillikr•flijigibN4se pelieved, waapat in the kiog. dam; 'lre *new nothing of it bet. what ens coriod c.'''m a j tte c i for • te4ll : , f.l t- ..., -- • • ceenilaMe; • end, in the cases which is ,k.o'rdship hsid I . -, • ist: c ' ke "l ajdt* er whthe lier -.-f ig lt "" helbded ' °°. . t this edvaistWit ki*.ef`COrriiption bid '. tel. : , ...., .. : b a d I. w ill, Is ss, o. sitier, : whsch waived, . - -•.-: . ..eOOll svitfois eig,hterk.iore oiNr:6 4 l/ ileitis, as -._ • i , . • . ,'.O rut aner.the,bod at seven ' O'clock i . tr. the even. i .. 'fig enkeititainid at the *belt 10 . 4 w two, did ',lot i , 6;Aila k •uP Oren/Ant to consider on Saturda y, he Wiw i noting of test week a nine Woman, of genteel - apppes .we tot - pailtothsc r _,.. r 0 ' ' leetni ie tnatencit of - blame Ottschl.. to this litiests ~ , 1 . 1 : , ; , since, apprtwelol,4oser .acesucheeseni, .took.her place th, , ,the day lie:00. .•littit: ) - 1 , . Sir A ieruva 000iviatiald assure his pnriehip, 1 1R the . Gbeeter mall Aare LOodou,. to go ,to• Chester, 1 uddeO death putrefaction iiiiterafll cOmes an *suit:: i, on the infnrmati6 of the Solicitor opposed to this . ; i and froin thence to Ireland where itee intshand, wbe . denly AA . the camels' it leis owes. prektiee has known I , I !Pion, that hlr. Bimeter, 'the Meister Li tiiiirmise„ , ieep Officer.in the.erns and had secently_ returned i this to he i lhefeit Ist ihe.clitr' of a min .falling , isji4i • had offered to remain in town, till be, bail Aldo hip ?rem liOucdettuv, awai ted her.arrivit.fivitte receir T i Week fie* tbe'tiiih.Ol' `.aiiiiel and' of ittother. p9r. ? • . ! iipport, hid it been thought material. • • - orders to proceed with ft a reg meet .10 America. !, Situ 'fatlio,..fecitis a qintrryi . whireby, admitted, ~. lot The 1,0 'ln Ceases:T.l.oß had pa iloubtfhat jostles '-;.oti her Orrin, at Oxford on Aunds'y morning, site i the Whoistfilne must tarll . .biefi....iill!ittered,:-:-*ut 1 d not been done the Mattes. ii, should w him, however, upon the sehject. rite aii oorisklaired of Woe euwell but recoietieg her spiritv ; that he had neeer befe•re known ' se ins .. • ' tinee'of 1.4 • - ...., Aden ifternersili t else, iletermined.to•proceed on her • va p id 'petitlicsing In the case Of , Oddest death occa. I's • - , • F..1-PARTE STEIN, SMITIT, AND CO. IN MA'nEllt OF journey. There were three KENSINGToN AND Co. , '.• gentlemen in the .. mail . sinned by a .blear i: 6410 the 'mark - *boat Ile.. re- -. I mitts her. Sim had - net long . passid WolrertvateptAii., ' gion of the litei l tilio witness °bite:veil:tie other veil 'The Lone CRANcELLon pronounced an elaborate I however,_ when .her indisposition 'vetertred,•••• 'Ad eke; tige of violence. --' ' - 2 • ' ' • ''' - judgment in this matter, which went to the attain. •, semi shad reason •to lativetti the of tier i Mr. "i ••• ' precipitancy - ' ) merit of an injunction to. restrain. the firm of Ken. I progress, for she Was liiiilled `by the pains of la -1 Brown, the -proprietor- of the concern of .. abith; Rasher's unia foreman, 'lppeared to 'pea to I aington from receiving the instalments becoming . boar ;•the gentlemen instantly quitted the corieb a eit4 7 his. • chavieter.-• , The Prisoner, be stated 'NO beeii shortly due, upon eight Bills of Exchange for 12,000 i. sent a young' woman, who happened in's& tin the! 014 h him two'yeara last May, Korea good character, each, which had been passed to the 11•Jessnt. K i el. , outside s ta,their. lellow.travellees 'mimosas. -Ski eint•iii 'fill that time - he: hart. never heard elf) , corn- . oingtoe as security of repayment of .part .of their I was so much istartned, ,, ned•wo-little experieeded in -plaintingailist him: •He wet found Guilty. • • • pecuniary loans, or accommodation, for the whole of such seenes p hotrev.er, Abel ilwr.was of little itervioe t•. • : lila. lordship ; in pieeeedivisr: to pest the sentence they claimed a dividend under the bankruptcy fortunately an elderly female accidently passed at of. tew - Court observedi that. the •Cenfession he'. had of Messrs. Stein and. Co. and proved a balance or the mometit, sited ibeit% tiallthl, Mitt/ hit matron! . v I lend' in some degree mitigeted Ms offence.. Inasmuch sum dile to the extent of 291,0001. but which was care. a fine hoy.,was ushered into the world. The ias it showed his repeistattoe for the tash•act he he'd charged to be an usurious contract, I and an issue at mail was detained half aahour, but t h e ledy and he. I committed.; hat still he was !very culpable -fit per. law now depending to try the question of usury. offspring, were safely conieyed to the -lodge of , Sis 1 ten in PrisonePs situation, heeler the supi.rintend. His Lordeltar t i l iserverf, the subsequent - contracts Jelin Acottesley,, between Wolverhamotoo moil Stet. I slice of a number of children, of tender yeam i 'ought .• . 4)a a rritogrme ride by or between the Assignees. ford, where rho now lies, to use a teeheicotiphnews !wise eery lindens how •he used Correction s and it t . of the etwpotjhg firm, and one of the partners . of '. 6 as well. at Call be expected .'! . The child' ls eke twee eteceeeety , to teach hint , and others ton sin etch. 4.11 Mr, Smith,;_ were so involved in obscurity, that. its doing well. • It. is bet due.to - John , Wrettesley to. 'sine to lese_ sight of humanity . He then smitenred , i• . s this stage :10 the proceedings there appeared . no just, state, that, be received his . M goes r himte -ba kailrielitsettleelte ibontkri' atift pay a 'fine ', ground for ;OM Court to interpose by injunction, possible attention sod *:"'`, s '. • •-,. , 1 of L. . 5 , .*..51 sot .i- I 4 .I • . • :. .7 , 1 , l'..- ' t .• '.7 , .. , . 4 ... • \ i .. . 4 \ 4 , • . , L, • - 4 , •. r. ' ! -vs..--eme..:..._. 7 ".., • i 1 I a Groert, -Gorrtet cu. . cu piett ht. but fiat, Dr nesi l and 11 , 1 i, R. pectt person, ael pertakitt, (Platoon from, linr seriant, 4hroagh • fright, saying she was niurniekut,the noise of some persons break-, log : into l thiv.lsorn; she continued ill all night, bat witnimt . itas not (Mowed to go into., her . room, but wanWedetie4 to go and empty a dirty pail; she did notilsnoir what it contained, acti, other servant. as. No. b e er a candle. The night being very : dish_fied Wet, Antis emptied the pail in the ditch, where ll* . this tihich had created suspicion was. found. Me Jury, after a long and able charge frost tht Coroner, .after several hours investigation, returned a verdict if !Fitful Afurder agaitetspfribis (wpm, J • • :. !Enkne reh • In the confeasket 4 [ St. Mary's, who We' . Friday, the I . th 'natio '.. article t•-'—" I, Edwitit lexpectiu o die t do . oli tilt s :iit Wl' ham , fs to beirititi - to' in' reo them, as• niii . fingers` `myself to thilgatAWi y , !wild I also request, .fliat IBrowit, two hrothar pi see it doneL 7 theY 'lttiotrit,, : their narlarig'ibein, it my reqnest waatomplied with, i Inquests hive even taf I Extra, au the body of . labout' five years old; Who is.. 'a horse=—reraict, Accidawati ditioniey Infra; on Ilia*" Ilatatr's servant, 'or tki. „ exit.tient character, of dirt, aid was so nisch • „Amt . :v . *, , rig I . o*"ltiai, that hil . died Inilicitit t)To hoorsi4iFiaittla I.;'44eidict; Atiitietital Dialk. '. ''' ' 1 . , I ' A Stotch Paper' inentiOns fill, caw' of airy f, rich: fold, Who, While combittir the tiil ells : , , '.reelived so Vcoles'iliiiic '‘ONN 14,4* ! -1 .14, , h i , It tiiitat thirisaigh IhiVElinft;',lo . " •- !nitctere, abobt halt in ounce ef ' 'tWry ltatricted: Vbilergeon, en 141 d aroPiniaist iftif the Child 01 I •6oerlition: in three days, 1 11041 'llelirion &pinked, ind Ryinptertis lit the Short• spice of eight di! '-atiotit 'again, parteitty recov e red, "ptilriditi his intellectual factiltle% 1 - 'Fern ItAcis.--04 - Mosida7 ao 'ion; of the cOunty - of Darbites,et of Lt;ritebtleid, Yorkshirit,..ren it ever Kluivestaive Which' as Itt4l fon took the lead, betting six a Min i a Man having drawn up one 'llOrtifirle, - the' rourharn men • I &Crick attempting to leap, his fell ; he afterwarda made u to ' they ran breost• Jo Sre . :.it le i te., Charlton Mel,. . gained a one-i -I.thrown doin, Escrick had tr;liiiitt Ate lost sonteatridea, hiirl Ives hem , :ten yards: The two miles *ware .* sind 17 secOnds: 7 —The'match apt Robel.t .Ellerby v . of Wotd.Newton, go 100 Wk.'s in iiioteurs, nnKnitesnlire, he taking '+oo guineas to fiveguinetta,.thst he wecomplished the performance, wa. attempted. Re-, alerted a quarter iiefol'e eight on Thursday evening; and gasi up 20 minutes 4iaitiir on. Friday, in consequence of hie legs being mach Swollen" afterhatinegone 87 miles; loVeourse one hblif and 2 mi . nnies . :oeily senioinee to perform. the 13 Utiles; had he been enabled to I proceed. . • •""`IifARRIF,I). I fig the 47.1, inst. at Littobeth Church, Mr. Joist Clabsti, of token-house-yard, lialltbars. solicitor, to Mstry App,. seelili dater o: ()Sorge MOVnit tit!. Vauxhall: • • ' , At Dittiorne-hott, so the TM lost. the Ead of Morton is Sa m Eltzabethi growl ctsoghter of the late lisogirsisk Mr. Jtd tuce goner, of Lupton-honse, Devon. • , rt • , • _WILFUL. WARDER. • • The adjourned Corciner's Inquest on the h t pdy . i child , toifeid in the Tha6A, ileac Strand-en d Grted, *net yesteillay al the sign of ibetter 44 • Giertel . , neer Kee bridge. Cireumstances ha# tAiou i , nispicion on a Mrs,"R. in in the family e t a . . 11. saidti, Visfalf AnveiliiinVentleinita t e I ts h e m Cu pied a' ready ftirnbihed`''house in that neightnip... hood!' ereril'eitt.4;ses were examined yesterday, • but the most impqrta_ot evidetic4 was gireu by ' rotto4iitg:-: 7 Atio Hayes, a laundress,. said, that she sots era . ployed frequently in that captivity .in the house of. Dr. - St ra hertirreen4 the fancily co ns i ste d' of Mr. and Mrs. B. awl v e children; a cook; Mary ' . Price, a natraery.tnaid;.Feest Mayes, , aitce to wit. ness l ,Who was house-maid in she oilirs..ll. • • and-IWilijk . R. 4e! liPters.lLlbullitttatrAllut ;' PitrOilate4 .41 slave at tny oce. ot t etx lesrs its sti ureic. 'ere en child:s*O•goivu fikand neat 01411A1Cii v Whfre I icing that created st(eortuspicion. hak brim 44 0 rered l ) . Saul which,wlien shown to h]rl. U. she.i6e. knewledged to he her property. On the uigh,cprevious to the things.bstieg ' thy dii.ch Mrs, , erelkauntined to her 04 4 ' .10 1 rtgise 44 end the mu • • , Nary Price her, alt of w " 4+ *4: ' . left the .pla as does ' lligy are go ne. the • - r In the ditch, eaciactwair _ aIP 7 pected, declared he ithilthiskeprAie. guineas toe/ person who could inform him of the name of the per who gave out so scandalous a report; this was pre. iious to, tht body being found. On Friday " Mersin they ull.qn lied the house, Mrs. R. in* pest-citsies , and Mrs 11 family in their own carriage. Fahlf,,illies being ',worn, said she was house. maid in Dr. 11.'s family. 'lite other servants, she Stwierstood, accompanied them from America, and she heuid \ theni talk of going to Paris. On T ues d a y '-, nibs plifstelitecthe body of the child bevie s ; bee t ' Need ' , Mrs. it. was taken suddenly as she an- decstook from her servant, through fright, saying she was plumed ak,fhe noise of some persons break-, lotioto i the.hopse; she continued ill all night, bat . r 4 ' • 1.. .. • of Edward G 7 , f i r , of:6op executed in clinkuX.l4oo; ., r'. iiit, .is the fotl ':4 , imierieLi I' Clitke„ ne . orin. iiii:l4lif-kw; . idiscliiv/'wifh';..4:- . ' , - i.: : . 'r nr . three cRi reu fa - . 'A.•4,'i.' • s we 'en ite" Ceee lit ii •• iigii 61' t ChildVin t/i o ire'tti ; ' t . filr.'i r : - E. Ciiifis and Mr. C. w pil i s fir enk .... 'is, iv:ll : bit:sc, kind es to tiO); 'which' fittieeli they iti,ls7 1' tit !lb. '4—Tbis Vi v .P.e4 4 . 11 . 1 1! ,1 -• ttkeit . at ilia W 4440. 44 7 of Henry WititiOcii;' ir`ik . .. rho .*at'killektby did ° bici .. of :: rdentid death : it the perish of re -body of Robert Pearce, a that piece; anti a matt of most sato fell oat of his toaster's I di . . broiled by the"cart gOing •.. 4 sd in taking ' 7 - f brains was on*, i dies:ling thelronit , Said . ii:S' Survive the Feei, the fever ant' s 'or recovery enhaa4. lye he was ronn!isg I s and not at all int. mi. ..... - , enlsight Jett: chi t . #.--f tod Wilihni`l* ;., ' OK! k lii !f l s .l l! 4 . - --.. ;It ooateet . ~ . . •t' A d so ; . r . s. , , , . eorthe - as. ''' rte stooped • . ; font caught . - . 1 his antagonist s ,2 ' ' Ititiiiitre.of a, 1 4:'• I . 1 '-fird: a. bas.' „ - • ° ireietbite; 4 . .. ' ~ teat its the asitl.: :I`".i It ion In 10'ininnt ,ii' - ' ti , *nit time, made by , on, in Yorkshire, to 1)1ED. On the 21th•inst. at . Daliteith-house, ber-Oraee Harriet that hie, Ducheis or Buccieash and gneeasberry. Oh 'the fith Snit. to Ai 76th year or HI age, Hobart Retool , Wray. Eta; Of Salisbury. • ‘., • tr. i 01 the Titli inst, in peps 411 yem, ya.reca., die .1140+ Kg , Charles A Mil , ot rai -art*, 'W r catiniaster P solicitor. 1 - ... Printed .• . . ~opt no 14 • sod Puh.lielbsd bi,D r A i stirao., 01,16 e Statitca as OPTIC& l'i neet•••antet. . . . • -., fr . • - ' .s. - . 1 .-a - .. .. ... ' 4.- `—a -.' . ,