The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-07-09 00:00:00

M. Peter Whiteksirs. who meted himself to b• • usteh.ltiome.kompor is flowiers.tewn. He was ac- I tgia'sted with the Pielai;ff in this action, who was beadhommigh of the parish of G. Pellefil4. Plaintiff us, by trade a botcher and lived in Osselstors. street, firimers.town 0i she itith of Ortottor, ha oft P fl• rncenut 90 of people, between seven and eight o'clorik at night, Wm* she Plaintiff's Louse: souse individuals vassal; the. raised violent cries of "Damn him, poll doors his house;" "Get Lim oat, poll him out," &c. &c. There wos one loan particularly busy is this riot ; lie was blowing • hors sod hawking about • paper. This saw (be witness) secured sod coseveyed in the wsteh.howse.— (Here a paper was shouts to witimiril That piper was shit fellow to lis• oseo •hich be had seized. They did so bora to this holm. John Smith was aim a watch.ltoese.kcepor in the perish of St. Peewee. O. lb, 3d of len October he Ud, In tompsny with Mr. Toesdele, spp►obended Thomas Marisa sod Willem Hettiott, booms sit and •erea o'clock is the morning, In same street lifer Tottenbem-atert-reed. They had wkb thous a MR end a limper, and to them a deed body. Tees dale took them to the walcb.beeso. end thence to the ranee-rico, lleltaa•prdes. Titer (the mi. toners) were easwilisod before the lat. Mr. Leech; after their eseminatiee bed been coseledorl, Mr. Leach ordered them (Mr. Teesdale and sitsiess) to go to Soteenne.ball, Lincoln's ina.6•lds, and ask •bether the body would be of any ase to that So duty. They did en; and the melt was, bat the porter come mod took Ilse body slimy. They did sot go to Mr. Cup's, or to St. Tbemes's Hospital, to dispose of it. - Crookessinieed by Mr. Purr (win la the eh. mama Mr.Adolpbes, who was with him, roadeeted the defence).—WMlst they seat to the Magistrate, the deed body remained at the watch-heel.. Pete. son wee the porter at Sorgeme.h.ll. Ile said that be weeld let thee Imo. in the eon's' , of the day whether that Satiety woold take it in. Pw►se. weer said that if obey wneld not take it hi, be would bed them a tosses:et elm would. Pearson mime for the body, which Teesdale and himself pet into a emelt. Teesdele received 18.. frnns Pearson for his rentals, and gave kiss. a. red as be recolleeted, Gs. id. oat of it. Ile had mem beard Teesdale say that the body weal to St. Therese. Hospital, and that it was told there for 41. Ile did not recollect any Ming passing in the rrateh.hoa.e regarding the esnreyauce of the body to St. Tirooss's, sisemeh be would not swear ties eroding of the sort did pass. Ile bad beard Teavesale at, that b. bad received 501 from the Morning Chronicle Olice, awing to the pabli eatinn of ibis very libel in that Paper. lte.ossoined.—Tmedele did not deemed the ids. teen shillings from Prarsiba. Plefiee 111.11 d, obit be was desired to pay that gem to teem for the tumble and loss of time abkh Hwy bad elperleserd le the business. Thomas Berke, a clerk heat the StentF-ellice, predated t►e @ideal( registered in that alfive, is mitten Mr. Clemente bad sworn that be wa• be printer, publisher, sad sob proprietor of the Observer News. paper. James Mattison, another clerk, produced the Ob. s rrrrr of the 11th of October, in w►ich the °booz ier,. paper had appeared. The Loan JOSTICE UM observed, that it was everted I. the declaration, that the hotly bad been carried from the witch house to Sdtgeons'•hall, sod had beets left there. New it did not appear to hie that il had bee. necessary to aver this is the drat um; bet as it had been averred it was aecessery to prove It. Mr. Guenti'argeed against this doctrine. bet his ergen.vnt was ovei•rel►d by the-Lola ('hief Justice. Ile mid, believer, that if it was amettaary to prove this overjoyed, he was able to do it. IN then celled Mr. Ford, one of the dells% at the Police-ulce, list. tea.garden, who did nothing more than corroborate the testimony already given, that the Magistrate hail sedated tie dead body to be conveyed to Surgeons'. hall. Edward Pearson, the porter at Sergeou'o-ball, re. collected Teesdale and Smith coming to him shoot a dead body : it was set, however, brought to Ser. gette's.hall. The Loan Comte Jo+ttct asked Mr. Coney, if he had ao better ',ideate to establish his avereseet thee that which he bad just adduced! to which Mr. GVIWCT Irtpiird diet be bed not, sad therefore sub mitted to a seaseit.—Plaiatilf sonseited. MAID V. JOWL, This was ea Wiwi brought by she Plaintiff, who is en siterneyogainst ells Defendant, a butcher, re mow a compensation in damages for certain de famatory wends which the Defendant bad seed regard ing him. It appeared in evidence, that the Defendant bad sled to • Mr. George Higgs, • bernmerer.maker, the following words regarding the Plaintiff :—" There's that fellow leord : be cal's himself on •rturne, ; bet he's no attorney at ell ; he's nothing bet • blackleg : he'll swear goy thing ; so honest man would employ him." Mr. Laves addressed the Jury in mitigation, •nd isid that rho words bad bees asset by his Ulna in a passion. The Loam CUlTVJorrics then summed op the eel d►nce. and the Jury returned a verdict for be Plain till—Damages 40s. TUT ZING V. J AMU ROSITLIG This was so intim:tweet 'pleat the Weariest, who is searcher of the parish of St. George, Raeover square. for s vleleatßldg committed apes the per son of Jobs Stanley, late Me sestets of the use perish, su the 211tli of December last. Mr. GtraxiT coodected the preseestieo,aad Mr. A DOLIPMITS the defeat". It appeared that these deadly Creditless, no the day meetimed I. the Wisterias, were preparing to rerforat the obergeles of the deed in the 4:harsh-yard of the perish is geologists, when snipe wares aliens. lion took piact shoat a pilot of elipeile, which the Permeates bad foiled to observe towards the seemlier, is basin, as was 8111110, soot Me body of a still•hera (lila to his private resi dence for laspectioa. High words arose, and tit, press lie and liar at lever formed the clime. of tita Prow-enter% rhetoric, wildi produced ea the part of rh• I)sfoodstit a deadig blow with his deettled Sit at Me tame of the Pro...rotor, who in Pastern seized s pes of Ere-toogt which stood in his care, and geoid THE gTATESM AN, tbe compliment with interest. The Defendant fell to with with redosbled vigour, and probably would havefintsfird his antagonist, bet for the timely inter position of the grver.dtgger, who, against his own in terests, succeeded in rescuing the minister of death from en untimely sacrifice to the seerchiog infieence 1 of the Defendant•e fists. Mr. ADOLPHUS, la ►is address In the Jery, treated t►e ease with a greet deal of nod humner and goad seam, bet the ..,..It not ►ein` dispeted, t►e Defend. act was fogad Geraily. I 1" I COURT OVIOMMON PLEAS. JoLY S. BOVDVIIIIIALLS V SAMPFYLE. This Wllll/0 action hrneelit for cornernstiion io damages for a breach of promise of moulage. Mr. Serjeant Lana, for the Plaintiff, 9011. she was • young Lidy of respectable family in Franco; ber folliam was a Notary at Click, sad the Plaintiff time from Calais to this menu, in 1815, accompanied by • Mrs. Baker, her sent. They lived in Mohert-street. liedford•row, in which bees* the Defendant was also ledeieg • be was a Sergeon in the Army, was no the Staff, and well stile to pay a fair remenerattoo for the injury he had done to the Lady. Captain Hillier. nid he knew the Lady. It was customary for piling ladies in France, Who were sheet to be married, to seclude themselves from so 131ety. Miss Boadermelle, in anticipation of her iaarriige; had done se. She had been broeght ep a Catholic, bet had told witness that she was at present a Pletelitaut. Crosa..eserainotl.—She and her aunt had only en► room in Rnbert•street, hi which they slept, droned th►ir victual', and did every thing. The letters written by the Defendant were now read. The first was datvd the 16th of Aug. 1816. It contained a genets! declaration of bis alfeciion fur her, and triet nothing bet u idahle circumstances should prevent biro from caruing his view of mar riage hits emotion. The second was dated the 21st of the some month. He was preparing (tie mid) to gn to Malta to join his regiment. He repelled be could net complete their onion, but vahortrd her slut to let her spirits be borne down by the sacrifices he should make. — He had, be saki, written to his brother John ; in which Icter he bad informed him of his inalter able determination to make hot his wife, and trusted their union would not be delayed beyond tbe ensuing year. The third letter wee doted the 29th of the same month, and was colleted pretty much in the same Wain. From this time down to ISIS no correnteadence appeared to have liken place between them, as the i.e of his love was • little abated by notice of ac tion having been given; consequently the nest letter was of a less ardent thrscryion ; it was dated De errnher 10. 0418, and was Odd,PgiOd " Mg deer liouderfflealle," the preceiliog effusions having been 111111(11.110.11 10 her in the affemionrie phis., o f Mg dearest En.Tenk." It was, he said, " his entitles wish to tint her et Calais before long; if slut agreed tho proprioty of that, It would be as additional proof of her affection ;" and concleded..-. 46 bet if you err determined to injure me, 1 cannot help it." The aria loiter was dated, March 4, 1819. It ac knowledged the receipt Oa letter of the Ist of that . month. Ile hoped she wonld be conviurni that l onthing would prevent the much desired object of his being with her as soon us possible; complained of ill-hoalth.and said if he should be again attache,', he moat go so a warmer climate ; she would not be 'survived to know that he was sotto°, to settle io I private, In consequence of his ill date of health. • The list letter was rioted 17th April :he addresses I her, "My dear Miss." Ile wished her to consider hist as a man who bad many circumstances to decide no, and to weigh maturely, with respect colds future happiness; and, If from his app►ehension that he should not be able to make a proper establishment, he decided on leading a life of celibacy, be hoped she would not differ with him as to the propriety of so doing. Ile should not like to come to Calais without being considered a free mii, •ho might just art es be pleased. Ile hoped she would remote every threat end all consideration of him, and let him know her decided determination on this heed. M. Serjeint VAUGHAN for the Defendant, admit. fed that a case bad been clearly made out, bet the Jury would ceesider what the Lady bad lost. His Client was a valetudinarian. What dive could he ' , tweeted fres hie ? His income was only 14s. a.day ; sod from that easy deductions were to be ensile. He would than ask bow he could have main. gained a wife consistently with ber station in life If they gate heavy damages, they would rein his bap. pineal for eve►. The Cum James seemed up, and the Joey found a verdict for t►e Plaintiff—Demo 1001. Yesterday a poor fellow, who for a great ember a years get his living by cleaning boots sad shoes in Parliament-street, was brought up to Queen-avow Policy-Ace, in the custody of Monday, the constable. It appeared skit he had been called into the parlour of a beim is that neighbourhood, where hessw a man very well dressed, who asked him several questions as to the time be had been known there. Finding him tryst-worthy, he pee Met • check won Drum mends at Chering•croas for a law soul of moues•,' and directed him to lake only noses of 101. mad 201. The Prisoner leek the check, bet on delivering it a constable was seat for, who took him into einitmly. Now, epee examination, it appeared that the check bad been obtained from an army-agent on the pre ceding eight, that it was only far 51. but that acme person had altered the amount. Mr. Ft FLDINO as no money had been obtained, the Poisoner ought not to be detained ; that fora►ty had been rommited was ',Meet. but the Worthy Waialeale advised, as no less had been sustained, to let the matter rest Isere. --•The Poisoner was discharged. A combat, unparelieled in the brutal annals of basica, took piece on tliersday vermin, at Luton, sear Chatham, between tare 'ming men, weaned Loreil and dindretre, is consequence of ■ dispute which bad taken place on a preceding evening in a ; end after. most determined commit of three hones and three qi•erters, in which herb were severely punished, they were freparatei, un subdued. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, JULY B. 7 kown Eaerfors wes indicted for •n smelt open John Clarke sod Charles Henderson. 'fb• Dv. firodant is Illy gime! of • couch. and is cantina shroogh the turnpike gate of Henderson, on the Islington-road, throw down sixpence. The coach having sii horses, 31. •ore was due for 111. two ca. Ira bosses. The coach drove on, bet Ilenderann gave a signal to Clarke to keep the ether gate shot till the gestd bed paid the threepence; this was done. sod on the Defead•n paying the threepence he knock ed Clotho down. The Deeadent was famed Gritty, sad the Court aoat•aced bias to pay a fios of 41H. to the Ki•g. FALSE IMPRISONPA /Mem Dread:, a linen.draper, residing street, tinmers.town, was indicted for falsely impri soning Catharine Williams. The circumstances were of rather an aggrevared nature. The Prosecorris, en interesting yeeng woman. stated that she sent a little girl In the Defendant to boy half • yard of Icon. The child tendered Isalf.a.crown in payment, and the Defendant kept it, saying that the grandmother of witness owed him 3s. On the return of the gi►t. witness went to the Defendant's shop Is recover (lie half-crown; he reflood to return ii on the f i rmln dr before stated; nn which the witness warmly called him "a 'ogee." Ile then sent for a constable, and had h►r twain/48i: hoers iu • watch boos•. Mr. ADOLPIIII4. for the Defendant, said, Miss NVilliants bad used bad longing. to his Client, which was the cas t s of her being confined. In support of, the above he should call a prong lAdy who was in the shop et the time. This witness, however, listed that she only heard Miss Williams call Mr. Drewitt " a tope." The Chairman (Mr. CoasT) observed, that the epithet " e rogue," which tie Presecetria bad used, was very 'nimble. The Jury foetid the Defendant Gritty. end the Court sentenced him to pey a Is. of 101. The Court were occupied the whole of yesterday in beetle( parish appeals, which were of no public ieterest. 1111)Ing OP* .1 marl 1.1 ttr• :..s , .of 0 ;Wish. Th• coachman was thankful, and said he would •etee offend again. LIGHT EMT' 4 0. UNION • ALL who keg", a beim * * ellv1) •t No. 2. 1 / I !..r.l.;ilict, Westminster. road, was brooch• to it.. °ln:. sty 11411, the otficer, under a warrant on i charge of sol•ii.g breed short of w•ight Iwo samotoo.rs had born wit to Yeoload o 3ireciseg him to attend illo bla t esiratev, both of which he cGvegatded , and ors the• acesent the war. rant was issued. 'rho parties who perchosed the bread attetrio.l, and proved oho enso, end the bake, was coevicted i.. the penalty of 10s. pee OWN* 1115 'deficiency of 31 ootter4, and 10• costs. Y.morday, Ann George was teallatted to the flees• of C lion. had @eared a seesaws, wtne•.l Levis, to a 'mastiff Dlrer.strett, where he was begot in the pes•ogis by a asaiber of strompeta who. robbed Lint , and slightly wounded him •ids the kuives they u•al In timing off his pockets. 0 ta) BAILEY. THUR•si)AY, Jviv L EXTENSIVE ROBBERY. W. 11. Jewell was eliarecd w ills robkleg weeeksose of Wined. Tayler. god Erased. of several dwies of silk liaridker. chic's.. arid a peeve of silk wrote. The Prosecutors are silk inanots,orers, she Prissier, was their prier. lie steel is the warehouse few •he ',rowels* of their property. _Detre sirs. ported his bed was iseretied. cod 90 sir s porro-linkkers rater were oinswered. - whieli left ea doohi of eileigality I Abe irower bud sotwequerisli coufewed weenie may marts awl. der s.f ilie -awe blind, for the pisigieg of whit* be had 1... t she duplicates , . Mr. T. Sec. owe wt the perigees. hog Wen nosed wish his to seek p.m n•braiters as he kid poleted oat s I. tow* cases dip property terra or 8 tot which the Prhooer was charged wish te 'be siviiciwwit was reflowd, awl she plash brokers kiwi sowiliagell,_ Their exaosigation roily eouisieied she Pitmen The iadictieeet„ however, WI bees Mid eopsrally, thereat the doter of she siopiwarei 'shooed that die diariess piece. were woke et arrange laterralsi mid as essii^ . .f thew a re of the value geressery me esestiiime a capital Greece. she Jodie inforned she Jerre diet They most leave sssit that pan of the charge. Vs idiri—Ogilty of steeling, bet got is a dwelt gig-horse. 'flir Tot IT ordered the pawe-brehres I. revere the redo se Ta)ler. CORONKRS' INQUESTS. POLICE. A Caress's Imerot was meld sea Monday. at the sign of else White Lior. tiestrani.row. crime T. Ssauca, I sq. rat. —sase—. rarer fee Midair -ea. • . Ire hods of Mr. Charts Coe. area 56. ,Hs sameter : Mr Julia era a glen p a pa' s r i• I l ly . is T oe rev, a resresahle tfratteocu. who er.t with he. death fa th e Winger} MAIIIIION.1100te.—TIF•y•fillg lllNPA g nsmod Gilbert. and Hawke, owe shored with haling uttered a *I 4 ob.e,ll.:.itettkds rat X Itelltt titd•one, star ltrowalow street, forgedesete for 11. at aim shop of Mrs. Thomson, ISt, dk.,l ~....„,47.7%pd ere -•,.'g the 1 . 111. as twin Minor's's. ; able to emollient she muerte a' confers that were porta' Elisabeth Thomson, daughter le the Prosecetrie, ! PA rod! e r.se a arat il a :cry .' r.r..ii e. rou ' Y::. ate. ;bi g : down s ah% ph. o w ,: stated, that twinge,' eight and aloe o'clock on We d - ' ......, ' his. and sr at .ese wishes. Aritea..oc to t Ate ore smite of what nesday evening, the Prisons,. neve int • the shop and bet,i, be d a 4 . 7 4 % .,1 1 4 :: 0 • 0 0. j 7 1 , 11 ..1 " ... ' ,. . Alt ••••• ~h ••• red . , Wyly. Gem selected two pair of stockings, for which she asked . sou still e . 4,..... •,.. w „.,.,i ', mon . zeim j . .:L re P. g h r iohrsa . 3 4 . SJ. a pair. Gilbert said that a lower price might slopped. a s i.i. !sm.'s. in.mgm . ii.e..mi,i wit 10 lie.bover mews. be taken, bet Dentine said the article was good, Sell . : : :: 1 7. w . , ..;: w ‘ ai *„...... 6 "Z e 1 1 ' S .;.' ior " . r 7 4 l : l 4. 6 ., r it d . r . ers•r ws : e ar tlr . : preseoled a 21. note to the witness, who seat her i maws 1.11111 Solt. owl 5.4 100. Mr. Atenthoese Franri..,elHixit sister to get change of it. Daring the absence of the ! trular•• • h a ltr:• a l i f. ." 4l : l " ... bk n :!"l l : Vb. , Ws r eking i tw• -? awne. nod •eturt ilie ilemm-ed ',jag; the carr s ia r ge . w h a e y ro os il a sister, %item made an obserestion @beet the Seattle of the delay, and the Prisosers looked at each other, . back s arse Haerraort t es as lifted up sad carried a Mester bat said nothing. Using :ad Co 's. C..etnetto. The ri.ler dein at a sharp trot. did not knew that be had hawked say one down. as he after.. Isabella Thomson said, she took the mots to the „ a ss, m id Th e ruder is Sir Itaribergh. of N.. 3, Kiagatreee. shop of `lr. Teddingtoo, whose shops.. said it wall , Seves : thah,.bo . kee, Mr. Kocaors • returned, cud west ice la had one, and sent a constable with her to. pprehend , r i t t :Ar i 4 r7; 11 7 d here the 4 " ft " 'v.& Mt. 4!• , . Mor el .raw , saresta, about right es cheek as I those •ho had altered it. - - 1 ToesdN . • was ailed •the aecemed whirs - - ,1 termed. • Stone, the constable. said the Prisoners refined to ere him their names and addresses; and endeavoured to pet out of the shop. He, however, shoved them to theism, part, and with the arsistence of a patrol. who was passing by, wowed and basiticalkl diem, notwithstanding a violent mistime,. Upon Booties 111.1 e found two 11. notes and 411., Gilbert's pockets were empty. Isobel!. Thomson found, upwards of half in boor after the Prisoners were taken away, a bundle of notes near the rarlovr.cloor, where they had helm strogelinp with the ()Fivers. The bundle committed two tomes for 21. each, sod boar 11. notes.. found Ia best, coo . isplainias of rem pia In his head. with eels. finial sick/sew. lie dr had • ceasidevabie hr.ire efts the lea side of his head. sod is o he lawns% or his sickness was spitticg up blood. Ile stemmed was bled la oho arm as well as the pan aliceted with lercaes. Wises was seat fee as ass o'ehoelt the acts miming. slaw he fated the deceased la a street consultive aasomber of able& followed: he died at 10 • clerk the some atomsm. The braise oat his heed appeared so have heel donelit his falling aghast some bard sobsseasa.— Mimeos Iwo so doebt boot she blow he received was she came sr his demh. The Comma mowed up. mid the Joey rebottled a verdict of lolarotaaghter ispilast Rehberg's, the baler. t Wedorsday as losoesl washed at ale Übe Tee, Illower. fmri lace• strand. ims the body a llarah Berms, who was Metal dead i• her bed and l oesday msralag. Her death ex. elicit a report that she had been ioardered by • was with wham she enlorked. This seam oodeeweat se easotheathea at Bow. The Inspector said the notes ell were bad. Forrester, the officer, mated, the one of the Poisoners, on being qoestioned by him, sail," There's sin us► in my answering qaestiens, you'll find some thing ober, you go beck." The P,isoners were remanded. By hi. vtatensest. the deemed had lived wish boo shoat live )ear•, and is as advanced is pergawy. She was subject en h. eerie. t and no Monday e*. the WI, awl he aid Irmo 11111kolly he getting her haea►. lle laid her ers the lied in her clothet. where she hod got 'rosined Ong when he heard g rattling in her throat Met sammtkit g his Omar went a►ed. leari g her in her rhollieN sad l• she swaining he lona, her dead. she we. edictal Iv drinkokiffig, bet he believed she yet Gumostat.t..—Vesterilay Susannah Trott, the hesse•maid at the Selves Hotel, linueerie street. was brought up on • charge eifielf•ny. Fra some time past, it appeared, divers petty thefts had been cam. 1 mined in the house, without soy owe upon wheel to fit any suspicion; Rudd, one of the waiters, who bad been a frequent sufferer, milked I shil lings. and left them in the pocket a his breeches, on a chair In his room yesterday morning ; a lid of dm name of Mills, at he the house, was sot to watch, sod between seven and eight o'clock, on the house-maid's coming up as saint to make the beds, be oboe' red her put her hand into the pocket and Iske oat some silver ; he gm no alarm at the time, bet on coming down stairs informed Budd end his master of the discovery, Smith was accordingly sent for, and on searching her four of dm shillings so marked *me found upon her. The Prisnuer did not deny lb, theft, but begged moat earnestly for mercy. lair Msrcitsw Ihocass enquired as to she general character of •he Prisooer, and leaguing that she had tired is her vitoation a considerabl► length of time, sod had heretofore conducted h►rself well, strongly recommended the Prosecutor to forgive her, and not rein her character and prospects is life fur so trivial as offence. sat isms natal as ll...sight of her dash. Undrr• taw anemia wavers he win discharged. Other w stoners, swami elinas was sh e ineren.wer, i tatither. Owl as ernalaillit her, se vers' I.hsek on , ha were obaeried ander her oar. nod as her hark. This. and her sodden drub, gave row to a tappkion that the hal bees at frith , stall wit. Altman invertigattos, whist innit warnt ants, the Jury reward a Verdict—Died by tb• V64.16'160 ial God. An Intrie.l era! nn Wrdaeollar heLl at the Coate. Is Sher ' herd'. engirt, Upper Wank street. Grse•weewe-iinisre, on ihn hods of 1..1.5a Fog.* child. 16 mends old. The et idetwe stai - ed. that the child as* the deritlrer of a esschissa. • he steepled spa:tarots In a Mesa sofinining, sad as the preceding ta, ohs via* giant to her little be...nisei a nesse. Ile Wit he r is his area sear the wistlmr. whew hy a sodden. jerk she at est Of arso, foil into the Mews, sod was lasing on shrivel. yer idirt Art Wain Minn,. As Impend was held us %Vedanta at the Bail. is Milford lane. Shoed. se the nada of T. Mag. • lighterass. the Tsai ! d.ts , afternoon she decimal was stepping from our brat to ! anonym . , at thy- bottom of Feses.sireet. in niter to 'awls ha no a, ultra lir stepped span a man tail, which his weight awe- Wasted. sad he was drowsed. Verdict—Accidentally I Mow aed• AUTHENTIC INFORMATION RESPE:TING THE CUM F.T. The Conan ward the earriellaa bolow the pale at the Royal Observatory. Grerawicb s ale Someday. Jolly iyaboal amidaipir s when it place wa• dineruained as follows: Appease diem aseeadaa North polar aksarcce. corrected for refraction 16deF. bleat' time -1 nbarrantioa ....... IVa. flo. 55.. The eVeret wits again ob•preed no klnaday night (Jai, 5), bat not sill It lend pained the raeridlaa, when she folloortig Ob. pviratiais via. mane Apparent right no...talon Narita palar Monogr 114ep She Ir.. Mean time ..f ob,creatios Budd replied, that it was the desire of his master that she shaold be prosecuted. tiir Slawirw said, is lams not in his power In pre vent them ; ha shiselll, buserrr, remand her tilt :he ~.at day, when he hoped he should lad him and his . master in • more merciful disposition. ilow-s-rnrrr.—W. Marton, a Get:demon% coach man, was hruuchs up, chervil with a grail assault on 11. Wroityslry, Esq. M. Wrottebley slated, that as he was uallsisig on IVsulneiday "genies/ at Chelsea, sills a lissly. the Defendant pushed rudely against Liar, and he held up his arm to defend him self, and r:iristly brashest she Defrodast, who there upon turned seuoti, end, withuet saying • word, struck Liar a %Went blow on 1::e temple, which blacken's! his /le, and made the blood gosh from his nose. Ile then tan sway ; but the Complaisant called so Oltieer, and he uss secured. The coadt man espirssed murk contrition, and pleaded that Lat! a wife and three chillness : and Mr. W. Is the _bop' that he would nut repeat tie offence, estioastied to forgive Lim, oe Lir rorl'og • proper apology, sad ER WWII rOCKS. AT PARIS. JOLT 5. .5 per Cr.. sett. milk 414 v. from Witch 44 CO B Melt share , .. th .1•r. fr s ja, 1 . . ill; b., huh mgt. eh 1..n.1 a d .43 acid ditto %Watt. S2l 73 Maury - - la I ONDOs. Jew"' R. rsor C , ni Arm eri:ll Jew. fi...11 Var. V2.,11 1,9 7.3 1,1 V' t7.x. r. to I 73 5 I rm. 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