The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-12-19 00:00:00

• .te . ~.,, a .% INTE LIgGENCA *1 . 4 • . . . . • • 1 : COURT OP •Cil 11 ft CEII We Ditd- IP; -... ...• • .. i •-• • . , __,..• . itIORSIA IL ligiallll4B AND HARRIS. , The,fr4/1 - 11,14t of the Court was fi nally prolioneced in the °Hewing forte i-- .. LOAD Claincet.t.cra—Theist;were two motions re sped; ng the dispute' between the proprietor} .. of the little Theatre In. the Haymarket and the proprietors. Of the greet Theatre in Covent-garden; the o ne was' to (awls, an in unction against the propeloton of Corent-garden Theatre, issith'referenCe .to fourths-, ma tie pieces —'the Agreeable Surprise, Village Lair per, lie Fly by Mght, and X.,1. Z. It was an . inj.: fiction which prevented the proprietoraof Covet*. gardeu . Theatre . , men and women, and Georgo- COl 4 , map k;sq. from performing, or causing to be per '. formed, the pieces I have mentioned, or any other of, •,, the dramatic pieces of G. Colman. The . injunction ivas - nti;ved for after it had happened that under par ticular circumstances one of these pieces, Tke Agree able Surprize, had been performed at Covent t larden Theatt a. The proprietors of Covent-garden Theatre,, or socks( them as attend, seem to have had an opi , Pion ihattinintiction Aid not prevent the perform ing 4 Th e greiableSurpr:ize;" and haviog edger , t)sed:it for representation, the interposition of those : who thengbi.thomselvet called upon to interpose was pit in tima t to prevent its being a serious iriconveui _ ewe, not to.play that part of the _performance so an smutted. The proprietors of Covent-garden Thea tre, seem to hay., thought the injunction did not ex tend to that:Sostertainment, as it was not Mentioned in ." • .of the iv ' the prohibit o r ypart that they bad* kight toperform it by reason of its ancientry, and the fact or its baring been performed at other Theatres; ' I ani still of opinion, that attend jog to the whole of the - irit of tiquuction, it clearly 1 ' eitioildi to prefent the perfatainee of Ms fasb' tore. • pixiftiiivis; will& are all specifics - Hy mentioned tithe , • bilifY et tbel4rft; @Aide the words " betele 'bi- ' • fort Mivitteettie deafly apply to them all. T'he'me:.' t• eriat imestioss.was to hif*tbat point s e t tled. ' 'TOM , bat 1i... *iiiioblibf: .ft 'Via stated,.thatipi* :Iser'sit'Siardi vilittiCiitififitiPPbeet to canpititsend 4' • tint BP: Celia laid'ciiibleieed, or ever ihoild cons.; p* • - sibttle*MetWEfeistisch too general is a 1 ti • 4fritbr i fietleSn. I alp of Widest, that' With . re. i • .alsett•tif t:' 'one of the . pli.ffel, bat 'Mi. Colniae, ' they *....-- .4 40 .. e' • for how' are the proprietors of°C.Oteut ' gardeiiTliditfe to be-icqualitted*lth the fact, thit the siwpkies pretebted to theta ilin'bt the pridui. 'alma of the' persons *tax pfeieut der e, %at are 'the • fraffi'of the genius of Mr Coheirs; I thinlesit'westd i ' tie tile ilia . to place the' prOptiatoti of Ce,etzt. 1 sartfri Ti t taire under the' !taro* -. of •a' *tit •of . itsjunctiosi„ : -so general in its leisei„ ea dierefeit W a 'cite labos respecting airy other'CoMPosltlors,.. • Ikeda 'tlie 'Abject' of dramktic represibtatfoti, to • .iiolatliti of the rights 'of the • proprietor's' of pie' • Hayieitifil theatre, that case most be stated, Stier* , • flish Writ: 'of tHjenction• prayed for. •sr celfidu exteitt, their; theleotioti fordhsolVitirtlieldjauctisitt , has succeeded. 00 the other hand, a inotren ail , ciade by Mr.' Morris, aDu ei'mteleg that 'it' shifuld sic; t 'e'et:ot itt the terms of it, :btit Mating' tile' of the ,eiAy • tort ts•by• Width he cridialied 'he' adtd - eibtliirn ''Sv - s - r, -7 . sradtie IA agreenient With Mr. Coldion,' He throu'ghtlie • lied at rith t td as Verkpileteil bilks' Ifirtiith etTliea iei.l `llis•sfittsin wits, that two gentlanieb,• Mr. Irarris cud-i • Mr. - Iterntilic shoed 'be caniftted to the" Piet .prison, ter haiing Violated the fiqubction, by, per.. !di-thing the entertitibiaeot called The etricabk •Sitiiike:• As to Mi. fitrths,' he may be cotio . - dared a liftitig Oren' dtrectlons to the perform. . ante, bat le 'saying thlt, I ate quite . stere •he had do idea of itiiallng, or meant to 'Wale' the fn: ; juheiiiin. As to Mr. - Ireimble,.there *as no 'peiNs. ' wail interposition of Mk. ' I' do not believe, Sind' I • thittli Iretif speaking'correttly,thal t lt not Debit sitie ' of his oiris slights, he even 'knew rie -di t teeith Is ' S4rbi wail to 11d 'perforated. • Hut etterAnt to ' 06'4'44644W betiorteti the tvetdi " •perfO s rAfins;'' ; add' n hiiiiiiiitte . be'peitofteed," r apprehend' that ' if Weer' ilds'istisinaksh, the proprietors of COVent. . gaidenlbilatif plate • the performances under tie • rtiiintistchibit . ig. Mr. litanies Hartili,' or Mr. Heery • Harris, tied they select the: proliellY Of the *pep. • Market Thettrii'for tiiiieletitatiba, they twilit Ise con. sidered u " causing" these things to .be Pe1 6 0 4 4 ' Mt'. " Hitt 'finite AU abjeCtinh; lie lays this ts a two• rseti to 'itorratnii . fOr ritt i foiniing, and notfor i Ciusteg to 'he perfornied, and' bit` slays, that if be bad lid, • woke of the Durkin in tide term, he should hate, hidi.derenci. ' Thhi 'adelelea to be a siirprite, bit iitlettit ' an ligfeenlAi one of not, 'Win not uisder;. take to sty . 'The teat qoestfali it, *hither' thee* wordi, 'mail* to be performed," are words . that • teems EftViehi Leta, eV whether they are Wordiest' ' tiutoleti I ad's not 'Mad ' of 'intuiting the cesisuri -• of tote bold, what I ley, that thit Pauli is Pretty. isitieti to ive habit bf asinevotifi oY t4Ottilogy, and ' thlciefore perfectly"capable ,efledigieg ',Alit Ifie.SO• I think - f cast "poets of *this saiisfiiiioity. *lei ' yhtelbet at in injanctitm that prevents' yon trbli • i' iiitfOradnii, .or eating to be'perrortned,": w *it • pieta*, . fu order its ditertnine Whether it &Ail d' • dlittnct tett; or the Seine, Yea *listed 'look - tii All A • persons 'e are to potter*, and Irbeff it Ito 'act - 114 1 7 . _ Oh tb*Okifict *kink' to- be pet:6464lv I ap p' it is ittibitfable, in the'falt sense Of the word, to 'sq . Mi. Harris, or Mr. Kens* Me, et• fitly • Other PidPilktiti wtib hat 4 no tliemij triall character, can .saiform The digrieagN' garirize.. • Certain hidivUoils they perform certain parts, but hew any one person can violate an injaeol tion by perfoming The-Agreeable Surprise, I cannot conjecture. I remember to have seen a pley.bill, • In which it was• annaumed that Mr. Bannister, II . eatleinan of a very earsaiile genius,_ was to parlor* every part. Mi. Hadnister might do an, 'bet Idi not see hOw Mr. Ileitis, Mrs. Alltli Sotiiebody, ani. the other proprietors,-San be trestrained in any oth ''- tense than . Musing to be perfMtned. 'l' aniihe Mor confirmed in. this; because in the'ellhinvits of fil • Harris and Mr.' Kplehte, they state that in perform ill The Akreehble ssiyirke, which then atilt they did not mean to , ittidlith aoy tirtiansities i . may, be cues in - whleh''doing anti causint at* I he done may hive's different meaning -; . bail oh recoflecting who the-persons are ; and the thing to done, that these Words are chargeable with bintologyt. The great question ii respecting these feerfarcos.-4 R Y ~, • ogre - •i't • ;e ,;: .4•A.oastr:-::;4•2w.f, -;», .:; V 'll-41rignkientif4. They Certaiejtktittloo6 he Wed Makes the iiij u nc. Zion is dissolved. (Pub-bite-brat motion, the injunci lion I hare rreforaitd.;- use* the Utter there has beta of•the iejunotiou t hut withenbassiiiteni. to • v iolitst it, end lon/fore the beavers! iatl. 414..a15e %biotite, a od'of reetorieg.haemoter Attelltwesloaatree,- is to. say that titers sbttlb bctle 400. e. eitar'sidm . • . . oriMA-11(HfelL D. 17110 W. V. • • ' 4 - Mr. lir.suit pptird to the ..Com Pt Ou4tlNhollittlet, •Mr. A. Davison , Mr. Gerard critseii-atal - aebeerif Ilbe an order directinglhe 'Master:to - whom it referred toot:quire !into the interest of the4a15414r.1 .Gould in . the •property of •the Opera.hoesai- to pee ! , ;Deed de -die in , diem in the prosecution of tbateriqeily. k The present opplisation was made' la toneseluessoe bf Mite studied delay of Mr." Wafer% assdlitillobstioles interpbsed. by him to thefeeteretiamerst ofithefacteitt question. - It was ;unnecessory to troahholde load , ship forther,'-ische was mot apprised. that Roy 111011-. sition wou 'tit* given to: hie emotion. - • -1. . Mr. liaRT steteth that heluni•Veeeived n 6 ittallitac-' Lions on the tubject of this application, and he ap. prehended that. some mistake must have .occurred. Be • should wish, therefore•that thelnesent order should be midst:Willie reserve of -his tight to show cause against it, if it should be desirable for the in ftrests of • his: Meaty ost - Ittwaday or Tuesday next'. Laap CHANcectoa.--;- 41 Take the.order, subject to the further ititerceeitiost of the pollee." • cr,, -6.41116 COURT OrnCOAlteint PLE4S, , Doc. 17. • .• • . smpti4 - oATlflr i . ettir s iTkit. MURCOTT 4 . 311) . 011,1111. In this action at who are koluailF4, lu Leiden, sought .tot. it I , ` fhe amount tor it *lO bill of 'exchange"; drawn by a person of "tbi-rtaije of Tet . nple,upon . ?Al.. trans, a" Navy Agent, iis!d !'palibie'itt 'the Plaiiituffi' bankiag4table. The 10411 titiatiou was indoigedtb the'Diefendirnts,' and s -1* ltiebta tofitiderationLiken for if by theM at thektipisik itl To ebr*.lo;. They affifisards sent it.for *Watt° the Pbantitri, by Whbthltwas paid. The forgery bei4g diScriVered", theTtaintiffileinanded bath the money they hid paid: "The befesidints resisted the deman d, • • and hence arose the present action.• The LORD CillEF Juittee, considering the quai -1 Lion too diifictitt to be then' decided, recommended F That the facts Might hi3Thrined into icise, and 'argued hereafter. Thig • bras' igilialet a verdict was taken subject lose cafe. • . .. . On the'27th of .October the Rosa temeciated a eaeg'nificent stendesd, ineended by hicassela present for the PRINCE Amory. of: IgligimErik• R*llllllbal Austrian Ilussarsitateßadesky's), by whickshembe first recrived at the Thro. On one sided the MOON ere the imperial arms of Austria,; and an lite-others fepresensation of the Views MARY, with the infant o lcsus reaching the hand to the Poru i to conduct iJsies-beck to the Apostolic Sees lindeentiuts is this 4 1 , 1 0141ftt: — -io :r. " "Atih i ttit RS IF: PA TRO VIL ' Psio omegiejamora.tbkor r ""U feli.k teat. Roma imb autpicis r` - • . 4 ~. .., . .beTILII ratrEantn TA SA l Ntri......(gfpni Amo k! i,24...50)--A farmer rented a gravatwhettwied by fairies if_i_re 'IMO rent, whick - bee WM inotir lidilis , yeafe. '...Dne asked Mm how-ire dent bele !silt. to liyeio I ,thit place, and wkether bee okaw spot ,I' !' Noein ' wrath the farmer; " there bee two , sales tiOsearida - - /Woo Me me mope thmsell the divine talk i e" 1 1 :' outer, Sc. Mary and St. Micl4ael,whichb4Aft 111100141 Vzscotuit Avo!taroits.-,—The late Wat;.ellitiqdri .Tel.f . littptii, Viscount • Avon/mire, who aid st tlythe - House, in Metemetithshirss • ear Tuesday I aeunight, was in the 53d year of his age. His Lordstlp is succeeded in his titles and - estates by his eldeit son BARRY Jona, DOW Lord ATONSSOII6. Erntwz Mistie'v.-.4 poor woman of Manches ter, being in : treat trtstress and unable to obtain a lodging, lately mote an apron for theexpress;putpose of gettinginto the New Bailey ! The Magistrates, will' a hattlibity which does them honour, recom. mended do poor creature to the notice of e, Over- Seers. • Extract 'of a letteti hoe, Pensacola, Sept. V : -..• le 1 am sorry to sky that nay sanguine expectations pre n theitaking of the Fort at Mobile Pabst kale been ciitelly disappointed. It was attacked with 'Peery prebbility of 'ogee*, and would no doubt 'bait betee' artied cdeld'all - the 'ships hays reached (hair stations. The wind died away Ware two of 'there - Could get within the rage of the - gins, . - sethat `the whole fire of the fort *as directed against the ' Hermes and the &rills: . • They siiiiiiiiNt the Ire of 'the fort twice, - and twice •Shot &Way their deg-staff, `When udertunately the Liehnes grounded, which' !.rei‘dared'ill heir sant viseless. In this situailoa sits -was long exposed td tree most gailiditire trOdt .die :-_, 1 reotmy, until the great& pert of berth* wpm tiOspe 'tilled' or weundad, add 'Slidell' a Mere eftedie," irlin ' 'it - was ditermitied td ARO haute priYeittAir Mir Into the enemy's' iiirMit; she blew 'els Ocsut o'steciewlth allfelidfot explosion. Siteltail . " sir . 4 'tinSSlt ''killed and . WOOit, and the Sophie 'kJ; " Most' '. - ' , *oitintged haveltadiftter Legs - or ante : (hey ktaiiill ! 4 111fsdfid end doint well; they foughe 4tilitipil,slod, 4heist *kb . diffeelry restrained froth Storiang. tlstk, Nit. The AmeriainS. will no doubt giett - bliftiht, iicitivitt of thiS action 2 'to do the& jestkis.lt: 'taught *ell ;. sod fretti Whet" I can - W M.O, •,gistikal , ,rear better seiv.A. - • I tos, howevey, Wed 4 - t s i, that the ifehiifritii willYing to Zt #li-lip, ;led whit ii totoit•itottke - titotniot ht the botti.' " - - A " I. , • ~ . In-the night .of .S 4 tu'rday week,:gsear )(esni , p,' • • • gentgomeryshire, .by the sooner slipiutig o f aquen•, tity ,of , earth, a poor cottagerts hosse had its "Os beaten in, and. himself, his wire, and fire,sfoll children, were instantly overweltned byta toff*. of mud : two of the children were sutocated. wife was forced upen Ole fire, by which ) 0 ,11:4.04 were severely burnt. ribi I.tsive • One t weak% lastiwaitk o as' Mr. limy ? a( • Peetoe:i trith was returning (tom II oiy wpt I , oss botaabatki be was shot w itilst pectin* a pit e, xiteek 60 . rode froth his house. He ketneditste4y..felltnatabis hat*; .and the Assasin approaching with AM.-West ..,611 tabbing his. victim, Mr. Parry : oldied..ook foe imp s , .and un 4bn servants .opapiug.4bn •slosoke,tata Anode . his escape. A Auttagar l . -)rid 4rti** 4 Jos, been columitted to Flint leolfeheryied beillp the odder. tcti ittat bisisql'e. , P.Q\ileiiiris ri ...- • 1' 7 7. iotrakaillaii iii i i iii4eii.f..64 i.- .. • . ; . , . • ` '.: . ...:".....4.., ~ ce: , ,r ..:sill which made him' luspeet• that . . ~.. otyriwf"l.,+64ls.rdigoo,J..anooss,..j. 0 „4.3.. BresS;aad' ho OM • Ice gotap a secaltitt ..•• r , Odetterri : iteve cliargel4 Mr.: Taylor, .of 800 .. • . wkh. won 411E4, -and . proceeded i . ............qoaatiti of skiivs , +put tirthe:bsuse,-aid fottud . . hisiasedsiswa.-. : • - . ascending the kitchen stall*, I 'A tesvt;' piffled 'Pigjy,, was jikew i i t sp cbargtd with .. iirOacitingioWit r d him, which iicaiiinAtluitpl• kno *hog itlians.,to have been . stolen , * - a alsWit 'distance beck. He J.: . 111104 rgyisorbasingsospieiwn of Green's dishonesty,' spot whence the light-proceedl ,444111Setfishn.:of itit,iing stolen some slcins,,,and, after ceivtd i man approaching wi tow hesitatiosti ! htvitoniessed his-guilt,: and . ttnpli- - looking At ditieMit'things ; 'vestiga-' '. kln the fiall,l4 iiimined , 11:,!.111P eta . Slittitheother !tweeter This led to ids elncL _.....te ball, he exam, illegef the conduct of 'tie whets, and, by' the as- , beds 6111101,0 t him. While •seiselase of Brown, the , Officeri it was - ascertained lower pail or thetelock, he that a systenvof 'plunder 'had been going „itp..for I him, and ,fiad)tti dtekt • he' years,' and that the property atelenhad•always been..particufatly ii the' side tad taken to the hausc-of-Ngly, in Clerkenwell. This *Made Prempitattlyforthe ter kettle's house. wall search/0 1 wad f ie •it .was . found a - went'ont. - - Tfierservant ally.. Leimsklerable qoantily of goods,"theptdPerty orMr. fOr thh watch ) *6: ' The roller Taylor. • • Open!' The servant end the . • •. • .' • Remanded for forther•examinaties: - • .7 '-* • ' 'Fatt4l.ll4hts went to the Sp, i i flow-sTnerr.-On Saturday, Mal - - Averse Mier itheoba'shot hiM, and•fontid Awes charged with varkme acts of swindling. '.- • verit 'pities,. Which they trai Mr. J. M. Lace'', hOsier, in Clement's-inn, stated, indild,the - greet, On seeing •Riat on • Friday Prisoner came lo his shop, and looked inner at the bar, from the di '.at silk stockings,, and agreed to purchase several. 'he was exatitining the clock,' i,, pair, giving &direction for them to be sent her tire Myieghe Wolk* man. ' Psisbay Mt. Browses, No. 25, Lincoln's. Inn-fields. Soon little looking men. - , • eget which Mr. Lacey.received a message from Mr. ' On going out of the house White, linen-drapery Newcastle-street, Strand, to, der on the steps withlke s top • come there as soon as possible, and he went with all - - drawing-room window, whkh stired, when. Mr. White showed him three pair of The shutters hail been broker block •silk•stockings, which he identified as his pro- the draivitigrioolw, several 'as •perty, and on his being shown to the Prisoner, she tritiilieit' pieces, and twaioeha acknowledged • she . stole them in his shop on Woo t a hat and Shim 'wet* ' liritlay. . ... , fn the hall where he shot the Mr. White stated, that on Friday Prisoner came ' 'Jane Dunkl e y elated, that Leelit shop,' and agreed to purchase goods to the Horse, Little Britian, and *mount et st: 2's., whichihe directed to be sent to algalaged there. / *heat sit the Ras. Mr. Rigby's,- 15, Lincoln's Inn,,fields. • of the 17th ult. she Was twain V. seepeCted she was a shop-lifter, and that she 'had the door, he haiing mite& to stolen •sennetbing„ and was induced to follovi her to let him , in, Which slitifid. several plaves; at length she went into a private hat on, And whenle epefa 4 :bissitieln Perkter's‘iitrect, 'Little. Queen-street, Hol- noise shit at COnSideredbi., born, when previous to her entering_the house, be she had flgikiiiiiietherefore charged her with having given a . false address, -and 'anieffige 10 - the folio. told 'her he suspected she hid stolen something at his Mr. G:rl,llthlii7Wen, surges,' shop, which she denied. He insisted on her.returb. that'Ontlit 17811 Ulf. about , `leg back, when silk stockings were found upon ha,• tient !or 0) tha•Wkitalierie, . end,whicla she admitted she had stolen from Mr lid been Mot, ''Hriffifund'Pril , . Lacy. • . ' • eintnit hiM,Visditcovered ' • ,•,. . Pity was excited in the mind of the Magistrate,: ed Id elhoe r livilfai e inight . ha , ill consequence of her • being far advanced in prep. t*tisonel 44'4. ' 4freis 1 Minty, supposing she might'have, been tempted . to wonnds,.Pkieoherstilier,liiin motomit the Act through:distress ; but .she. was after-. end right, erre, Iti:.tildeff Jet' Wards recognized. by the - officers air eitlild if& iliet, itillrell'inefte his rlght t reilder. . • ..• :: .. asking him bow he get so I Committer) to Neonate for (Rai. ' • • been shot at in Linagge,s* fir Another femilet;lidiliteed•iiiitiegilettCy,ao.)9l o .down. There appeared DP • wad she Awl four snialLehikireni, wee .charkedifrib care of,he thereforeadtiesd, stealing four pounds of beef, from Wm. Gottlieb; , which he preps'utedlo.4, ;, Om butcher, Of : Latiber‘Ceurt,,,.ishO' was **bent te 'show s laudierd told tilearksoner.wie mercy to her, and riot, presecete.her ; but 4. Wilmer • WilliantAme,, hi/keens; who apprehended her produced a- loin . 'nf pork , j ititi Wesed, that on Saturdinana , , some mutton ' from which it was &MOO'S , that her ,titere wattratratigo elan, in stealing the beef was not fronsiteaPPWlt 6. ' Several ;eft° wits sentinded, and .who ;ketchera from Lutnbe?-couit' stated; 11;4' they, had ,tion he lad read in the Lo) - toady Jabbed lately. .. • •, . •:.,. ' 'Amused him to be removed, to : Coninstetet tertb&Sessions for' Mal, and -atirseki told him of his stispicißps.; on 11); take, the‘ps4:tinit mutt citt .aji •a til ptilois. pleimid fined lie Was' the man, but den. them._ , • • • • .. , rolling ,;..lip,•got -lab. • • 4 *ogle serytiorto a tradihsinan in Lonpacra Wet ,carrlgn i urg 'font w•itti ..hi . . .charged with . rohhiog her •roaatee. ,iDt. sitver,„efeb;:ni, Tak 1 . 1.114 ) Lc .0 1 0,,,* but the Prosecutor humanely declined ,proceetlitig 'tang:: be pia ILA . bpd 7 ... sitt,' die charge. Use Magistratg., pve ,her • 'Ttkry ,440/.1! orR t e ,..)set Jgq nested proper admonition; 'end ,hoped, atillis was-;her. gift ,bAdpqe:yrktli his wounds :. offence,: it i‘v onkite a warning to•her• •114.eisfe*: t *qpida4tteet(itins. in *lslewee assn of mercy bad such an, eject. opcin-her,atint, idle ~: p A i iiect (4 . t r ial; ,'. .. fell on the floor, .while standing .sit -the hen,. sena- Theirree.el e eew .....,,,_ seturt i l rattly lifeless ;, and it was a considerable tiatsbefona l a m e 4 • • ' • rg with stealing trenber, she recovered.. .% • ,• ' •„; _,_ • , /WI; carpenter, Safron-hill,' , i John Letted•r, a' baker, Hind! - skeet ,, • sar'rent.—Conimitted for re-e. tel o4 9°llmt was C 4 n*C" 'in . t h e P . ° 4lt Y of 4L9 ' 141, 1:0. Marraret•Morgan, a young Alltingli• entebee...ofi lowees . , Belies .irb woight !GO with ' • ' - goioginto a baker's shop D . WeUittov-liniftrrantod, enechnuin. to. G. . Granturchase a lialf-quartern loaf P • ' payment a counterfeit 3s. Ba n s CefintlitiVromlu.orovs.ms•cluulied esilb billettPg a part till the Solicitor of the Batik of . tibe nose uE Mr. .siord, landlord of its., Wile! . t Arms, . Dake•Sttilli w atoosetler4qtme, who stated Q.4evr-sOusae.—On Sato f that g4uniees were being played :et i n his house on , keeper of an old iron shop, i Friday evening,, when be interfered, and said it was street , Soho,' Was sentenced l • a 1 ' shame the game was allowed., and that Prosecutor 1 having metal on his premises , eleOla to boinfernsed agaiest •in censequeace of which in the act 'of' melting down ellisifetearesee and Preseettior- desired Pris o ner to • place, without being able to stab L/anit Alsehgasg,,whick,hesermattl, .Proaecutor insigt: chased it.' • ' ing on it, Prisoner resisted, and seizing Prosecutes's The penalty Arai 41: becin i ! awe with isis•teeth, notwithstanding the entreaties of offence of this Ware,. ,bail to .oatiwor w Sm ith ed r t e e p y qtab . ih i r e ee n* lluid ii6 - :b , a bye4tasider, completely bit the lower part of Abe Thomas. L.yley,... r.konsep 4t ife a re tliwe ' n' i OOP of& , . , . t . 1 • The.Pristkuttr.Wais ordered to find • for his conduct at the Sessions. . , ~. . of bell* %Metes. • '• 1.. .We stittedowiteetAinie since, that a Juan, . answer- . ThiCitivitat)4l stated, and fingthe descriptlew of Joseph King, the journeyman; Pantadini was confirmed by ocoestet, . of.u4 . A main' ,pht, was suspected of thestand - tinny other lads Adeng - the robber it-tbe Jjont Moe Broderick',, of., Kithi,nightlyas,sernitled in a 21514" 0res i ve ;c l46 u P s igbee' tody at7: 4lP irm l in efr g;7 l" am, br w h e e ' r e. e .bid tte a Y pP li ti b e li d li f er er: ht l u a s B e, ll4* ba 4 t c iv i lil tga ri lifi ': e w v il e i n ch . tai, ? relief at the General Hospital; in consequence of the purposes of„driaki%cotree, and j wounds he had received in bit right thigh, iide; - and. !;Predation. ' The seatain the • cheek. From the 'nature of the .sounds and flies •brisks and. boards-. taui - i petticiders Of the robbery, anti the reibber„lsehich 'tip- Pickpockets of. both • sexes teim }'pasted in the' festilon ' Newspapers, they'had . no .. tiguity to the Strand. They v i(tousikat the hospital` tlgt . i he was the man • who Was.. heurhood•in a state of ala ' ei ltgaftlitted ;* dad whisn his vioindd•were in a sifftlCient. their nqisiSAad aprob l ar. It •• ' irtdWfar him fo be' emovediiiihout emiange'einghis up the Court, as people were life, he was conveyed to the prison i n Bir ol 'i ng ki tts times. robbed, and on the appearance where the surgeons belonging to the hospital - attend-' rkeasiaitants retreated intotheit ' 'ed him till' his wounds were suificiently. reentered .. Mr, FIELDING Was surprised t' . for bit journey to London; to answer the charge. .L... had been alddtved to exist for ' On Saturday morning he arrived, end was brolglis . sired the constablei to seize .to she &tell% the !Veiling, in the custody of AtiFlus s ' might hereafter find In it, and . and he underwent a long exantiiistinn , before 'Mr.' of the officers if required: 1111 ant E. He is a complete cripple •by the wounds ; 1 . Nothing saspicions biliq &mid Wallis neatly doable, with the assistance .of . axtaff: they were banded' bier to timit": • - elon,44.l f tsr- f ,-.9,0 • Settird4. Jot he was allowed , a•chair.to sit, • ,• 4 , . tr . '• - , .3. ~ thatalioutive eolock , in the .atoreitt&•er .flee I.lvi.:7l:howtbs,!"4o .W.Aftwley, batter to Miss Broderich . 0.401, 1 i- 4 ' t'n - - -e' hi II:r lia l- l ' f ilnI q ri 'n bisaC ar e441 .ter'' p 'Cel : 3 •9.a' re -11- , P 7 reil- V. talLowitgin ia.lsed in his.paittry,.on the. trimod. tiner,T se r t if iiiiii;'-• sear c o r e m " s i -) he was awakened with a noise, Which he *MIA seeded both theemvet.over thepeutry ; ; o 0 a l' PD M I 4 4d i or irtrt . eo which he get out of.bed, sad opened the window 1' I suite ; ,;/... , P. hi+ 8 , .f1 . ,,._ _.. . •Ib.i'lkir"willg. (11 0. 11 0 11 t, to.esoortain,if it alas licht or I ie ste '•••• - • 111- f ad . 1 1 •94. • miledy-oo pbe t.fiodiog it was. neither, be liste ' ned" ' "'. taellatiene r sod not. 'wring the seise .again, ,cse.i • 41 -lltt-- - clededit.proteededivent ilse Arbainkg boast 11111 d '. 141414) ".: "deed :an. Publithed ? . .:npasettassis Cirrus P' :. , . • . IIMNIVOrt • •• .!1•,,..., ' '• -... , • • '• a. ' ' j • =ll2l'dili4 / 4 . . ' ott heinf-theisaitki• rat thieves wire ,• lot inte,lonek's. c. t h it ded to exasoidirlie A every pert ;go t : • 1 6 11. • 1 be perceieedia li.„„ ch induced • in z,.,"" continoesi t •-• ''''"t .. ..,,,,. Au% ded, *belt - 401414 7 cith a 114liCjelir, l a nd aind i silaiii ser caw to ii; :red &it,. at *Lai ii ye i s 'else doomed tolfm,k at toe ! , - disclutrged his *pistol at • *Moiled him w erc i,. id face . 'The ran th g treat-door, and his lth t thriftd the family, caw rbber hiftthe street t i - T• (- sor e Wiatchmtin having _ Dm pa where "the many6; 4 l rid stains of blood isi t . aced to the strels4.4 ag the person of the P 1: listinct . view 4 Um m ia s ~', he hid. afo i hmitatios 1 4 • ~,t, f t resc. e * o oo4s o e s l y alit ~ . oo ri pe s 4 : lBoc,,op i e :0 , ..$ ii i i e uc r . y , rimy :kali ; , . . ur the butler tone(' a hi, ikh had been , op . articles were f0. , ..•A m - r 0 found clot.", te. ik., 11 ; e -wan. at she ludremtiiiiirig,. 4 . knows P - Amoa ! ,,Z ra e'ileck ita ila tman d„, "lie.fr,T. the beir4 to her from the sue t * she observed he had w sp stab's he made soli* aria to have no Shoes 09; Ore could not neehie feiy (wing Saturday. ' eon,. Little Britain, ma, t eleven o'cfock; be we t, to attend on it min she 'tisane, !! 1)4. ..0i) sl• thi,l hi;chlnd,,,tieeri wound. have bee* fjom a fall, at . • lie ki f t - *cued that M to' itiMine his thjiit roped anumber of mall t cheek and w,rig. Qo I'n:fared, he said be bad ig4selds t and. bid falls 19 ?"alifAiill bails* . Ihint ta n go tose,(0100, the following inorgiag the was gone artily. ate-Piled Birtaiaglasm, de- • a *6th ult. hatinegkesa , their Gieneral,limplist o ,answered . .tharimorip. London Newspepert, M to the prison, where Is , on whifts .Priseuer Cu. • denied having comaiusd • the Jump, bat did- sot ititn,. .. . ~. .• • • he .wi shed toitaft,lNT tothieg,to say ' , as•Altitod ' ed to know what asaile , • he was told a.seriess ' ite l ;ti. WhiPlt bill,IMIS* . turday, Rioe-jhaer wit r, the property. of Mt. with whom he hartllied •examination. - ° . [ng woman; was charged hop at Somers-town, Is oaf, when she offered is lank-token.—Coalsoltad L attends. - . ' • ' - turclay, George :'Tyk.r, • ;in Great St. Andrew's- -1 in the Penalty of 41. for s f some of which be win' when tkQ seizure took state ftom whoM he pat. ~ Rase this was the stood ' * cosset, and Charter 'retakes, and connected brought up on suspicion nd the distressing !IVtt. r many neigiihours,, *t . and "abandoned: 4 lllff • a wretched hdoef 5a . 0 14 • had once tigfs II Pulair",. withpAt ,0 . (mss for IF, and plarining schemes o f the plaaaa,consikted mg/ Jtcros‘..thern. linos esorted theft) . 0 r :10 00 . D. i y kept the whole:net*, rus during the night,' was dangerous to par are •irsulted, and NO ' appearance of watchcase I their. den. ° ed that such a recephwk r a single hour,tted bed* every person thit ibtl id to have the asaistince '. . ballad' bilk * PrOonerli it frletidlt; turas,. isiist Pali* ,• , Pet ,to eufure 10 lit ' °i s, ta ,wl.lgftt, The 414 00 t 0 „1 - 411id 18 ,qu t erteroll ittl), MOO mitifsted O e : i , 'IOW PL 25, C l ' * 9 . . .... •. . • • . , bed ss4. !:qD a. . o l ;pe ov..in , &, a l *, ' i , . . _ :. %la J 5 I . r „.. .., .