The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-01-21 00:00:00

coilUbx cif rxcir,. A Court of Common Connell was held y esteri Can; Whall. Mr. FAVKLT, presented a Petition from Mr. mid ()Own, of t%eAd of lli•ead-street, settins that 31r. Samuel Elliott, who Imd been elected i*ourseilnian for the Ward, held the place of tradi .painter) to the Corporation, which was, arrordi of the Court, inrompatible with his of coriniun Couucilinan, and praying that his elect, declared' void. , Lie moved that the Petition be ref. to the Cotuniptee on City Lands. lir. T. N. WlLLt.tus moves', as an aniendiaer the wetter be referred to the Coon of Aldermen, csound that tl e Petition had already been receil stkomsed by that Court. 11r. Aldermen Wenn contended that the Court dermen had nothing to do with the matter. It , entirely with the Common Council themselves. Court of Alsierinen had Only to declare whether ' wAS duly elected. that fact being out of run it only remained: fur the Coutt ut Cointindo Cunt cunsidier whether there was any thing in their of twee uhich prevented Mr. Elliott frond holding Ohms of member of and tratlesmon lift lie Court. Mr. ('iturrrrn contended that 31r. Eihd.tt hadl feet right to his seat. The by-law or standing order which had hero to was read. It was dated Inj, and dc,:lated, ether things, exprealv, that whenever a tra,1,.1 ecpted the office of Commou Conneilinan, hi • in eradesuidin was 'betels* v icated. • Mr. Dryers observed!, that the matter hail been in before the Aldermen in a different shape from I which it could be taken up by the Court. The rain had unit- to determine concerning the due el of the Member—the Council whether WD yarat ed. A Sit:OMR observed, that the Court could don. th.:n declare the place of painter vacant. Mr. JAMS said, that as many Ileusbets of tin were 'in the Little situation as bfr. Elliott, to arc appearance of partiality, they should appoint a Cm tee to examine how far the standing order of the been complied with. ,31r. AlderinanWarrituca approved of this suggesti apt' thought the matter should be taken dip gees though he was not aware that Litany, or any dither hfr of ,the Court, stood iu the situation is whirl hiliott was said to stand. He remembered that wt eisteretf the Court, 2 years ago, nothing so inn, gestnif hint as the appearance, on any vacancy of t of tlie disposal of the Court, of Members of the Cow Candidates, who, by their exertions in CilllVallair *milted all public business. lie bad moved NW licOers to prevent the recurrence of those scenes, he thought it most essential that they and other -* isansling• Orders should be maintained, to preved Court from becoming a scene of most profligate jol Mr. Forma. thought the course imposed upon the me is of the Standing Order, was to move thi declare the office of painter vacant. Mr. T. N. WILLIAMS objected to this as a too sup. proceeding against a person who had perhaps v ilq,ngly fallen into a snare. Mr.liwnconsx thought the words of the Ordel sa that the Court had no choice but to proceed ~'new election. Mr. Er.crorr declared his ignorance of the Stai _fie had known a tradesman of the Court r•tro had continued to enjoy the office. •Pfr. Acne slid, he was ignorant of the existence t e sp•sier. h IA finally referred to a Committee, to v Rtiber any Members of the Court " were ineligh tips ifffim• of tradesmen of the Court ?" Lennon *oaattoesa. Mr. Ontenras, whose benevolent and patriotic t u. s we bare several times had occasion to notice, f.,Filie appointment of " an especial Committee •114) hoksidetation the present state of the Lomb Nubbins, and to report- to this Court their °pie' .•1 • titer any and what steps can be taken in order a• ; v the tame, acd thereby ease the inhabitat I b i s t - eity . frann so useless and nanecessary a berth, l i ke nmtion was supported by the fiillowiag ir. l e.' an& siltimitely agreed to :—Sir William Raw , i'•• ':lliens Box, Esq.; Francis Pavnter, Es 1 ): ; IV' Ail. eilhairlei Augustus Ravage ; Oeorge N inter; mpefianeders ; Thomas Greenaway, Req. : Thomas ••••peist ; Thomas Ayres, Esq.; John James ; and POleu. nvottevice Or .i.Lnaesrisr. -Mr. OLDUAN presented a petition (rein sight ci )araHnatlie Admersed London Sessions In December last, who silted, that having been seinnioned to et (hose Session, and having attended accordingly, whir, aftirWaiting for more than an hoor, dismisl Cy , Recorder, because two Aldermen could not be I, to.bpin the Onset, and the Sessions were adjourned a Mb. they had lost their time, the dv sanistration of justice had been impeded, and yersons Arius .hpd been committed for simple anal Lad selttredlicarceration for want of bail. The tien hasing4fen read, Mr. 0. aid it was painful to -be eidigyhte make remarks which might appear . 60 , /9Wlleitsdigiduals for whom he felt a respe ct.— It hi t.— It was berets twelve months ago when a similar - ewe hid been 'cihnplained of by, him to the Men on the Illtit of July, the London 'Sessions , adjourned Ihr . .tiaat of two Aldermea. The Court ferred it to a.‘4loAlsittee to consider what means layaken fpr ppepring the regular attendance of the gistracy 011ie City : The Committee bad reported order of the . Ceiiarf of Aldermen, that for the prevent orithelikeedentkhnces is future; all the Mdennes the rota should he summonsed ia Mature. Tct, nets standing this order, the same anomaly had recur'. The AldermeA.: mcise. rota *we, Mist Atkins (tlt‘ late Lord Mayor), Sir Joke Hamer, Aldermen Ansley; Sir U. ffispletavlasad Heygate. The hint-Alderman AlRellte , tabor. he understood was present at the • =ens. . s Apaequence of this culpable negleetltiad that joarp..witaessea, counsel, prosecutors hairiest • their time, ami'neiny prisoners had been incarcerated for another Ines* who worst° be preeumed.to be resit, and one 'of whom • • after that insprisonment,,w, acettelly discharged lass;anie no prosecutor- appears& Tsb Session% the denier, the Old Bailee, and even 11.. 1 C ' t hadiseendeleyed hour after hour for want at dance of Aldermen, yet the Court of Aldernithi th 'no did 'metals hp the sutler, or 'Hemet tens.' ir •t e 641: ' ?Nettles: fi r:yet, a contrast tetweel S em .th Carve of A title of jaitile, . oli pO et- occapiopN wham +r 'wombs, he adrai ' .1417-Aldermen could OP/ Ile called s but whin.* . Hen was to be intitut sew* What lest the Corporation. for what they conceinni.tolp right on a political quoin thirteen Nikreets74mlll/ bp g ot together in less 'fi•elre bows notillte_.: vz ;.• , briii . !)—ft was the d 11114Norporation,lbt 14 i " 'mike, to attend to this :hi ,4 the idinitlisf .•• • • jastice were tiles neil bp tlicii peculiar M - s . jr ! the logisliture woul jull/lOrsl ii, eendio - ary Magistrates , into t . i:y. The. evil . mot in the constitution of tin rt of Aldertnetcal Alikeness bwriag passed Childs, and thi::llllolllreposhing . further to hope, feH ma.% state of winity',, slid would not attend to their ,tare. If they were seniterk to their constituents, Ille si mild ant say anottally, but even septennially, the whet' I ' tornrumss, Nil of ioe. aeidamo-bees. 261 Fahrenheit, below the I , an filr. VI T AID I SMAN. .1 141 _ • la 1 •• • evil would be redressed. He %vela not anticipate the ' . LAW 111 TRLLIG SATE. POLICE. I 1 , ••- -decision of the Committee to which hr should proposer -.011111.-- • erday at to refer it ; but if no explanation were offered, he thought ROBBERT AT souses'? norm. , JAN. 20. It •• the Court would be warranted in calling on the Alder . ..! COURT OF CHANCE RY, flow•Sreerr.-Yesterday, ) saes Jones, a be e Tipper, . men to answer, in the Court of King's Bench, to a rule _ .- sixteen, was brought before J. E. Coxercr, Er d i e. g 3 g forth I why a criminal information should not be fi led easiest BUNNY AND ANOTRIIR P. THOMSON AND ()TRIMS. . .ifla with steelingrinits articles ofp late , , ounnon • them. lie moved that site Petition be referred to a The p laintiffs Mr..' eel Tothill, at the Audit Office, se em ntiffs in this matter are residents of the town. &c. inlise44 .. adesman Select Committee. lof Hull, who, some time since, purchased from Mr. Ma- in of. _ e ling to a Mr. Aldertuau WOOO vindicated the Court of Alder- ! thew Wood, of the game town, the fourth part of his in- set thence. . effice uf . men from the charge uf general negligence. Such an i It . appeared that, within the last few wea r , g t . Jae terest in the ship Belle, then out at sea. fhe parchave Tuthill hail missed a great number of articles if • se. . •etion be ; nev e r ent as that which was now animadverted on had mosey was accordingly paid down to Wood. The p l ain- Tu thill apparel. silref spoons, trinkets , ice. They ser e ta t, a referred • • of the Court, fixing the day for the Sessions, were sent to es much of the interest in the ship, except by having away at different times; and though* every per esso 's NSA taken to detect the . pilferer,. he remained elk ; e l vet, that out in time, and regu l arl d y attended to. But it was the transfer indorsed on the back of the registry. Some covered, oust the depredations continued neverthel ess , ,on the quite etwertaiu beforehau for what day the Recorder time after the purchase, the ship arrived at the port of tired and • would Ix the Adjourned Session% us it depended op the Hull, and the Act of Parliament requiring that the in- the things seemed to disappear as if by m ag i c , os Monday morning last a pair of handsome silver ise• ' • conclueion of the Old Bailey Sittings. The summonses. dorsement shall take place on the registry within ten etands vanished trent the chins-closet, and 51r. Tonal rt of Al- were consequently scut out eonietinies only the night dug after the ships arrival in pert, the plaintiffs ap-, thong-ht it high tune to &mho. for the assistant. s do s t rested . before, and frequently dill not reach the Alde rmen i ts piled to Mr. Wood for the purpose of effecting the in- Police, lest the whole of his ['tittle should follow is o s es. The time for then) to attend. He could truly state, that in deferment. Between the period of making the par- saute mysterious tray. Acoordingly, he applied to stn Mr. El-, the instance referred to, if his life or fortune bad'been chase, and the time of the ship's arrival, Mr. Wood be- ()thee fur a constable to examine the premises, and ta mestion, I forfeited by his acquiescence, he could nut have avoided came a bankrupt , and the assaignere, the defendants, -a a &avow. o discover the thief. Whilst waiting i s itria•il to a it, for he was utterly ignorant that the Sessions were to now retumell to allow him to make the indorsement, de- es Office Le t o bserved a woman weeping bitterly ; and a t . own by • be holden. On the very morning of the Sessions. he ; daring that if he did so, they would withhold his reed-sli the two I was in the city on public business (in which his whole • ficate. The Counsel for the p l ai n ti ff , move d t h e C ourt quintile the cause of her distress, he learned that her was in custody, he baying been detained by Mr. Terse. l!ai . I time was consumed), at an early huur, but had never for an order, compelling the assignees to deliver the the pasenbrolcer, of Brydgesastrect, on sespicisa : 1 I 1 a per- . heard of the Sessions. It was to be recollected, that tae certificate to the bankrupt, and that they be at liberty Naving stolen a quantity of late and linen, whirl: e • Magistrates i n the country had so much to do as those . to roceed for the recovery of so much of the bankriods ; offered to pledge. ( to further inimiry, Mr. Tetkr -a I referred • of the city, as they had to attend thirty-two Sessions in . interest in the ship as they had purchased ; or that the , among : the year, besidetheir olice basilicas. Yet besausalbeet Yard Chancellor would issue an injunction to restrain learned that this plate and linen wee ► part of his n a anau ae- I bad acrid:wall been ) absent one day, they were ternii.l- the defendants from selling that interest as the property property, and that the prisoner was the sun of a gen ,, •• ' t o in the property, Office, and came there occasionally to stns •x . ~dire ef! ed with general negligence. As to that Court, they ' of the bankrupt under the commission, observing. that, were as often delayed for want of Common Councilmen upon the motion fur dissolving the injunction, the me- his,farhet; . . . I brought 'as for want of .11d - enact,. rite of the case might be fully argued.-The Caused A search-warrant was immediately put into thetas* of lock, the officer, who found the remainder of t o i that in Mr. klder • it h ' h al 1 for the defendaut contended that in t h e present instance . man . TKINS t e on, ot er 4 rn a , y sein on , ' •• ' • stolen articles coucealed in the house of the father. i ; • r. e .llder- i the rota then present, said, that being the last I.orat there was no redress for the plaintiffs, and cited two .• election I Mayor, thuugh his name was for form's sake on the eases decided by the Master of the Rolls, in the latter was distiuctly proves', however. that the tether lest a re 0 its place ; rota, it was always understood that he was not railed of widen hie Honour held, that even if it appeared that knou beige whatever of the are t rate-, so. of the eest:sc. I upon to attend ; 3 mark 112$ made against his name me the bankrupt had been, by fraudulent means, prevented of his son. r gni The hoy was fully committed to tat.e his (nailer to _ a rg soother' cordingly. Ile vindicated himself from any inllllltatithls from making the indorsement, the plaintiffs could have of itegligetice, as nu Court, nor even al. , inaividual, had no redress. offence. esti SINGCLAR Art.. 4111. te Court . ever waited au hour fur hint when he ad judicial duty The LORD CH txrcrLoß observed, that it would be ... void the to perform. extremely hard indeed if a Court of Equity, framed for Francis Gerrard, Doi-disuse " Captain Ile Lille,"d e :1 Commit-' Mier a desultory conversation between Mr. Alderman the special purpose of giving redress in cases not re. defrauded Messrs. Pram and Co., the jenelitat ill tae Ito Court WAITIIMAN 4 Allessre. Jacks. thecae, JAMI:11, VAI ELL, mediable by common jurisdictions, and whose peculiar • 'Brand, of two valuable gold watches, some nintiffistp, and who was committed from this Office to taia• • pro and oilier Members, the petition aas referred to a select concern it was to redress wrongs arising from *frauds, aeration, Committee of sixteen% should not be capable of meeting an instance of palpable trial for that offence, was again brought !refute 'hetes 0 'sweetly, I Mr. Alderman ATKINS said he would not submit to injustice like the present. Has Lordship remembered gisteet". of er liem•l the authority of ane such Cuimuittee. the ease just cited, and the judgment of the. Master of It was stated, that the prisoner had that . is•li Mr.. Tim Con tttt it tee was named, after some discussion as elie Roils upon it, and he was bound to state, that his been put upon hie trial at the Ohl Bailey and ae n Zift,. e It a L t o the persons to be appointed. Honour had taken a view of it by no means in accord- in coneetrienee of an error in the indictment. • and when be : wit ' • Ihe Court greeted the sutuotune hundred pound. to once with the opinions and cenclusions which he (the The Magistrate had some doubt tritethP, the Odor a • :il de- I I offices I ai r , 'I Lomas lieweon oti his petition, in consideration Lord Chancellor) bad formed upon the same circem- w°"ld nut he "titled to plead "trei 4B itrigrit 4 4 16 % L: ol trt es of his loss, sustained by the depredations cif the mob in at • . Ile begged the Learned Counsel far the de- any stas h measure , - • . • • toe 1 stag, in-; ftecember, 1016, on their breaking auto the house of Mr. feadaots to look out for a note of this case before the Ale. Staffunl (the Chief Clerk), wits, however. d i Itandin a • • • • • ~ Rae, to tit. linortes, %%here lie resided. Master of the Rolls, with his Honour's judgment upon allffetenVoirinion. As the indictment stated' the 'offal oral tes, awl' A Report was presentad from the Bridge house l'orn- vomit: and until that matt e d was tali hetWie hint, if foliar'. been committed at a time not then arrived , ih •sr r similar' mitrce , relative to the expenses of the Borough Magi- it could be found, he wished the present case to stand error wa. au manifest, that the Magistrate was folly jaw - ..-m, rent the &trace being defrayed out of the Bridge House funds. laYet- • tined in orderiug the proceedings to begin de stir.. .!A jobbing'. which was read and ordered tu be printed. ---me.-_ The eviilvore was accordingly again tool over, tis a 1 I . b}' .l o ljourned. • COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JA V. le. witnesses again bound over to prosecute, and the psi. 1 . - f ° ie Court •-- - - - -- - loner sent bark to prison to take his trial at the ars I (Sittings is Base at Serjeamte'hwe Ilall,CAaseery-late.) 5p,..,,,. O' m • LINCOLN"S-INN-FIMLDS BIBLE A&OCIATION. ummary II: it --....- l'lte Court was occupied throughout the day in hear- Afenenoßocan-Sreter.-The exsmination of apt un- The Anniversary Meeting of the above Assor:xlion, ing the arguments of Counsel npon a motion f o r a new i roblek. aidedish Jew, respectably connected, t ler were comprising the Ladies' Society, was heist, yesterday trials in a case in which inheritance by descyot wee' the 1 yesterday, for sleeting a gold watch and eppe s. .. oc "a to evenin, in the Chapel in Writ Queen-street; At half. question. The arguments tented upon ttte • condruction from the apart:twists of Alias Moore, a courtesan if* • past six o'clock, J. Burritawoicret, Esq. took the Cher, of facts, not at all interesting to any one but the parties first order. Mau, who took the prisoner, statedi Pee lie had waited 'mon his father, a•ho told him that kid a„ai„, The Cii AIRMAN opened the business of the evening, au immediately concerned. never been a supercargo. as he described bitaiii,est . ••.' r' , electe a a brief speech. The Report was then read. It detaileil the labours of ARCHES' COCRT, DOCTORS' Co3l3loNS,ala.x.2oa. tams at Gibraltar at the time the robbery was embeictel, 1 • as lie stated, but au Asigland. The father ref ' 0 dente of the Committee during the last year, and stated 2,536 .' come forwar.l, but wished the prisoner was sent of Billies anal Testaments to have been distributed. The ELLIOTT tr. SWOT?. the country, as this was not the lest time be inquire I Report further stated, that many persons were still with. This was a suit of mintier,ieng t y ler h bthe husband _ • . in caseetle.-111ern file prisoner apetaleg the . i ' lit the Word of tiaul, anal that the billies' Associ lion • • gible to 0 , , • . . a reedit at Arundel, in Sataex, againgt Mary v hie wit, -gig bo th ose " trate inty we 4•• , i were tu great want of active comperateca. and minim, ; and the premed peeemelling e ' t-a-- • h e t to rigs war OW mbleirekte * Pla a -... Wtteleall &AIR. Eve. In hl' that ai• arm as en a miesibility of erticles. dated some gapers found on the prisoner, two of w received, adopted, and printed, expatiated on Dee Awe These articles-set fattli - the metier in 1903, the par- were love-letters signed " Charlotte;" but, from re tic tier- risking state of the British and Foreign Bible Soviet a , move d who annually to take tures, upwards expen d e d , u ninety thousand pounds. The Ili & April, 1816, and their having had issue rd the nierriage, decal himself, we . forioar to give them. One lithe :iet London . 1 and Testament was new printing, or distributing, in ea- sit Andress. The sets of ernelty charged, Were,' that • previous to the eseperueero being introduced to the b _ opinion, ; ,• Hone parts of the glob*, in 127 different languages . tend in about two months lifter mitring., the wafts begs* to ' rally, was to be left in the trunk of a tree; and er to u°,.! dialects. Athens, the city in whioh the Apostle Pt utertnin a violent desire for spirituous a limsorsa and, lotto ' s let* guarded hint bow he was to act before . 3 nfterwards, was continually in the habit ot driukinglo father, and - not take vla' notice of her, as a suite's( tarts °' l once preached, was also the seat of a Basle Societe, excess. That aCsuch periods of intoxication, the - has bee father's choice,' whom she could not endure, Was mei fen." ' (Mr. B.) having lately received a letter to that gentle- irom that. Rev. y. secson. my. Blair concluded an repeatedly throws Wyss it her husband, seised bold then making love to her. The other letter bristled 4111 of bin), and with great violence ' torn - his clothes. That even stronger expressions of love, and besought tie ,a,° l ,i, llt ; able speech, by moving that the Report be printed. • in consequence, he has tried is reform her by locking 'prisoner to le cautious bow he wrote to her, and (Inane -4 ' ; '"'a llt The Rev. Arr. bloater seconded the Alotion, and ad- r; 'alto- verted to the atiempts made by infidels to bring the Bible his cellar' cupboards, faux., so is fo prevent her getting hit° to enclose his next bale l4 °" in her Preter - bat '• 's its Cart- it.any liquor to make her drank. ring been repeat- iat chareli.-Tbe prisoner was full • d t wic, y committed or John into disr r pute. telly to fear of his life from the effects of her , riuhusnue, and the parties were hound over to prosecute. ' - •tte r ati The Rev. Or. WArtill moved the thanks of the Meet. be leas, on these occesiiins tieen obfl g#d to retreat and • least lag to the Right Hen. Charles Grant, President of the s .„„ ss ,, hi ' Wulf abode the bottle, by looking 'himself into • . Society : and, in an energetic speech , implored the ad- ---"'- ritiimes, t i • • and • • •ofi • . ve assistance co operation hie hearers. a I[oolll. • • • Money hem been termed the eitsence of woe.- -46 . seemlier • Deists, Esq. and other Gentlemen, in the per the acts of adultery . .charged, were after the lady It may ' also be milled the narrow of peae4. elli Pik D attend writ to reside with her mother at Arundet, when a se- though at gil times a select commodity, mar hi polder anal eeroml.ng et various motions, spoke ably 11l gni ly, they 6.halfsf the Aesocietiese • ; pielledlois bad taken place; she beina in the habit of . hail tie tar** unit for ame •t 1 b 1 lulu, re ter ii, y peer i a VA' issed by silt% shogt ktel.6elds and mes Wows at late hones, i Ticket or Share of Ilisii, d, Cornball, or 9, Chewier Thanks were then voted Mahe Chairman , on wail e foundall airing intercalurr with labourers s a d other l ow, cross, who recutunteods anear ly .nts lie returned !basks, and the *sedate broke up. AIL purchase before Same med for ,tneit,*msel particulkiii wits Wm. Squires, lahonrer, on day, th e en i nst. ta b T beret collection was made at the doors.en Two of 20,0001. nolalitee -tm due .a. , the •Itilth Jelly. 1816.. Thiele parties having beta auteol Aar C ap it a ls moist be d I'he whole will be FPI .drawn. I many --. pqa_that do , walking alone together in bye-last pqd in m e rlin . Be)))et ones, or Gold Bars, at-the la ssaults, Sf.P7L"LdIt OCCIIRNIINCE. • , fie l ds end having been seen when indecent familiarities opti o n of tl i b l et . thou I r . .6. ,:s.i.• s.: 'be pest - --ssee.-- .. took place betimes them, the act of adultery being like- •.: I totem ' . • The following singular f ee t w hi c h occurred alaillit efi „t aal F l94 ' . SING tet. au Orton RlORlff.nillYbegeriley mornieg. &ode irse ' . ititlettaid• crowd of realm , elesembled en WesiegiellP' eon tar per- three weeks. ago, will.probably become a suect if ine•cousx *NI of op inion the arts 401 adulter y , h to bri l l e; i h• t •t le o Jest of -Wrest** was• as unterldßei spec- • fzeral,*ere not char with sufficientlyxrecise %mei- .- 71 lee r neg ii. 'discussion in the Court of King's Bench in then waren ,t., as . te. titan t me nett place; in Itie.ieii ._, psg . t had s teeled froin the shore si t Milbnk, aid C our t, of the • appronehing•Term:-Mr. T-1, a .gentlesueu et tr .. °' bartitgirot on apteee of the' WS re it sa with rat ells fty amply aappeiosi of It years coleakintitio. not . • ere carried .' e is were fortunes had for some time pail his addresses to Mks men bra s ffics I ed with - a _eat y eonnect the charge gl i criseley : g yry ,„,l „ swinge 001 ftletts , down the river by the cermet. • eel , ur t re- S--, tbe daughter of a respectable asenehant ludic • Alters : hesidts, tt ippekring to the' Lentil' that • Pot dioaarnectosil tio.dwirial to • 1 VII I could City, A Mout attachment existed. and a dig war ' k . editev,,itoktl4lPlier•from his petite's, t • parties were * c tte settle t h e *shifter try t h e m a . fixed for the nuptials taking enlace, when Mr. T. sada• iation, rejected•tha admisaileility of ..tile *etiolate. 41. t 1•711 1 .711° Sul l ekbe• - ' 01414111 9 41 5 11 1 11111 1D 2111 . . 1 / 1 1 reed an deal,' withdrew himself, am went to the Cosseting,. el =dismissed the cause. !wet' OaV,. a p ,oung qua Untalellllllolle le • '• it ven ti oe The young lady's health suffered severely for aim ' • NI sai cum Suet -:a rld6ili -th n-ar hreidTheeill ' t With his t. ' do men oft time. At length, on her getting somewhat kilts., iieMigt ,_ , .ele • . • 4ea t • .towisedd tieidliniitne itittlailteer tO • C an *ea . wads& ,00tsimitsla Of. her (athpr, aided bar the '.. ' 76/11 LONVON cR.LYD 4L'ItY. exiguous* brallititigg himself MBAs a tug! • ' stl tcurriel. her friends,. ;Wined her hi coition ti muff a • flut - . , 44 , .-- . •1 :":.." •7 . ,1!..1:oot re 4. ; . 11 °PfiV,± 4 abs* toylike...l :edit MI woe' -... j•- • . II us (the, man .. Stift way eligible , who had long 'Gild . The °raid is of the City of London, leaving eon- I to g any °hie ° ill.larl unst gelnitig She andls sgliself t I AnsleY, bond. The' 114 y ap_poiot;d for the niptials aerie eluded the Imainus loneught before diem. take Jeans:ma .g e ----- toreffillt . tbil Nell peamet.of the coach, aid ciali -11 & flow n the parties attended lep their menial friends, en. • t o n , twiell tile. 's • kyr. RIM eras sittiagee bile l ed at t i se paireet to eisurch 1 -the . ceremeny was performed, stud erectfdlP to wait upon the Court IP elltitot o e titetr. 'b oa _ T • • t. et etspede ansgegielles, • t ee th e d theyseere about to quit the altar , when ther appear- eparge. .. • • , peoPle, t i b a d l os e ) ace of Mr. T-n in the aisle had such an effect ' eat la pursuance of *elf duty, 'theOttnd Jorylikieffei- 'andthe 1 k • matt °fall , p sto ta en froionia. • - .1 Id •cerated the bride that s h e filmed, and was conveyed 'home' in sited the Ciao% of Nile.nne I and it Is prratifelnrtO Aeon t_. ___ _._._._ ~______ '- ' a. - ' • e se w an . ,that.state,-no one of the . party , exceptin g her Whet, to he enabled to rnppra the geuerul good, widen t ad! . in t s ,oas. sespeelSeig - the cerise. On her espoosserieg haft'' • cleanliness of the prison, and to bear tesliniiny (as far as a. el "of Porrest Ems of a stumble!. • a e ' IR'ffill. peered, soon user ter arrival at home, she broke away frau their obsertation ektindeff) to the humidify' did limit : ins the Ithlf)inst., at his Leese. Diploid, Berke, theill.e• ma that friends 'Who snrrounded her, seized g kid fe: fres 'gnu of Mr. Beeleu v the beeper, wisooppeire-tormlopt I , Thomaset-, 0 ,,, e i i t " 0 Mall on the lade Inst.. the Lady of . a. tof oho sideboards and vowed vengeance againet *ld every regulation -that circumstances admit.. .for, the 'DM& Be 'Vag, nty. nigh Sheriff of Cbestilri, of a sot. • * ru tin those who had been the destroyers of her health and comfort of the prisohers, and attends to their ' e._. . ___ _______ ! _ s i sss i; e• pit to see- She was disartmel, and put to bed fided, Co elassilcatton as far as the halted extent •bf•tlidlifitiel i : • ' .• • A z MARRIED. - i e;str 4tween bring loon, .moilerote and tranquil, she was left, .at will allow. • . • ,a . On die Itifffievt.' at Canterbury, the Jeter. T le.. T. aulitee- own requ t est, in i t: o r s -care t° . 201 beeerrpferWrite her. ete Off i ' flea the The O rt ran . d Ju7 rays', . des ' im er us it me thei to r il l rtP ag ieo l• Ce llt trt ". thikt ' dl ' et t 4 the 1!:t11!°; ; ••• ; • judos ows worts( h • s, het Coe , but I s • •_ • •• • site‘ed - e•.:, • r • • • . • • ' .fi aa poo., dtlifffessed ernistitre A letter OR het <deeming.; la - Rile Remelt, and to mold their aWidbfWels siskr ib! stitsited - . to her father, issibresed him she bee ihelameirolenst *medium' el Ahem philan*rapieketegol , ..; • ' ..' ' • " • •-• . 1 ' ." ' le r d o i ng 1 si:titi . thselmese, accompanied by -herniald, toe wise Ism devoted meets of -their thiw and- lacerates, . ute__,________., lll • o4 o .4 bPedranWiDefffefifft: 'N. iiiseend inflfr L - ues ti on , sr. T-a, who had lalligpossemed her :heart, 411 1 • Abe Moral hapeoYenient of the Rnsitleitlitthiete. ii h relrwwFref„_..,_,_._,_° l • llllll o I; lhien, ' ~,' 1•• e•• • is than w at. before she spin saw them, Islet fate wen ldlet if upleitra that finis eve is s moue of tedibse; tleel 44- •weestroloCr i ntWiteaS 'Nam tli le duty of 'mated tor life. All search for the Rigida* pesellifdir par sly nemneed the weiduest • ioneus s ; ~.f. a. a ..i. s e, .1 it 4.7 e.; 37 :• • • • lea --- ; i s ev il I ayaillig, Ault in about a ihetnightlise sueureed. seembe' iry jatrodneed by , dm, ladies into the female i I r e . widow lef • ler e „ Illt :i; ,, . 144 , ri . h 0 .4 likorad ploied by Mr. T-n, to wheat, in thin eh triew'shollthal, beet of she p r ison, aod ;mead e re o ns uessilit i gaw a e ltZ •Sr •IR . , • fs , • , Paul; .• . len. , t i • or age... • , . mild be been married ; and throwiac rhe beirealf father's feet, (ifsgemilde) or Jegrilatimiffis vs a similleglesodeellibiaa—:.----__ e" •fa ..a at is !,....... •• s, situ the asked al parent's blessing. gaimiciv, for legal alk• ft unefilmitst thr : ll.4 it y ,E . F . iATER'' Ai' . .. tic a , of the cession will be, Whew wife ef the teellties!ie _ aii' •pi ' ti tre lit is of i 1 lb id.; at* &- led the • - - 1 - - • ' - kt.` I •' !.- .tira_ k eier t -, 4 • 17"e‘ .., • • - 4 - . • . c . •,.. s . . • a 'P e ' fell tornu-mosg,JAlle ides-The tiittti • wtilbilateig i % , °et Undoes L___ . bat illiblified thee to their ta u, h e 1111 of tee. - Th lll Mlid.iimetleem at litew lizatatese, or - ' i Ni s iii a likiiit lis f i l e " l4ll46l Fi ll e tli k 1 ! I ' ItT lkft #:rxrer Ate fi ; RR *w hole Sat Fahreni•eit, belt,w the freezing point. j ai . eys IM 1 ' den, and Adeertisommde are requested to he addreeseg• '%, I Q