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ton ; and, indeed it appeared that the nest cans, to I the ;tatter was against that Gentleman. Cals.( ins'ice DALLAS, in summing ■p, declared his opinion to be, that the Plaintiff had,qm geese of actin's in this case against lb. Defendant, who bad may acted in the discharge of his duty, as be was legally authorised to do. If his •pinion was wrong, it *meld becerrected by the caber Jedges hereafter. The Jury retired; and after some time returned with 4 Verdict fur the Plaimilr—l)eislles Verdict was made special, and will, of course, un dergo the future consideration of the Court. COURT OF EXCHEQUER, Vas. 10. MITATIVR TEA. John Moore, grocer, 94, Drary.larro, was eltorpd by the information of the Attorney.Goseral obit having meeived 141bs. weight of loaves fabricated is imitation of tea. _ Mr. Charles Searancko, a Central Surveyor of Each., proved that be bad seized, at the warehouse of a Mr. Perkins, at Kennett's Wharf. 8.541ba. of leaves and other materials, in different stars of ma. nstfactere, in the indiation of teas ; and that John Con. nor, who was Peekins's foreman, was found in the very act of usanefactsrlag some materials in imitatios .3fgreen lea. Mr. John Chadwick, a dealer in drugs, proved that be ass acquainted wish Perkins, and knew him to he engaged in manufacturing imitative tea, and that John Connor was his foreman. John C 'arrived that be delivered to the De- fendant. for Perkins, 1411 ts. of this imitative tea, bolt of the black cud green sorts, for which he was paid by the Defendant, at the rate of %s. 4.1. per lb. for the I black, and Is. Gil. for Ow green. That the materials used by Perkins for making such teas ware different kinds of leaves and waste shomac from the tan-yards. That to imitate black les, the materials were stained with copperas; and to imitate green tea, were co. loured with verditer end Raman shard, with which Dutch pink and Prosaism Moo were also used. Thu Defendant called an witnesses, bat Mr. An num', as his Counsel, addressed the Jury on his behalf ; who, Oar a short reply from Mr. DAIINCEIf on behalf of the proatcstion, found their verdict for the Crown—Penalty 1401. ROLLS COURT, Fag. 20. CHARITY };STATES. THE ATIOINZT.GUILRAL P. 11111 111111gDAIMIRS' COMPANY. This was a Petition presented to the Coed by the Defendant', a. Trustees of • charitable estate, praying that a reference might be made to the Master, to enquire and report what leases should be renewed at the term on hlidsernmer.day, and at what rents they ought to be so renewed. In this case it appeared that the estate was left to the Ha berdashers' Company, for the benefit of poor bur gesses; and ea information was filed by the Attor. nty-General, complaining of abes►s in the mange. anent, and preying the Court to take some steps for the better regulation and manageasent of the funds. Since that had been filed the parties had assets to an amicable agreement, and therefore this reformat to tl e Master was sought by both, as the serest way ..f doing jellies to the Charity. In greeting the prayer of the Petition. probably the Court weeld hove no objection to allow the Master's Report to be final, without its being formally confirmed. The MAnsa of the Rot.t.s." I am happy an er rangeland has been entered into between the relator and the trustees ; because it is of essential import. ance that the Court should keep • spry vigilant e)e over all charitable property, con.i.hpring how liable each property is to be abused and asismanagarl. You may take the reference, bet you must come again with the Report to have it confirmed, that may sea it." Mr. Routtt.t. said Ma wish of the trustees not to trouble the Court again arose solely from au anziety no their parts to save the amity from unnecessary; tattooers, OR the fond was limited. The MASTER of the itoLts —" I should be anaious to do so also ; but I should be acting contrary to 2111 rule if I were to accede to the request. Othe► sui tors might plead the very same , and there would be an end of all regularity. I must see the Repolt.'• —Petition granted. IN Till 14 ATTER OF DEPTFORD CHARITY. Mr. WINGFIELD stilted this to be a short Petition, relative to s charitable fend in the town of Deptford, end to the prayer of the Petition he was sere there would be no objectiee. About the year 1673 John Eadie, an inhabitant of the town of Deptford, be tioeathed a sum of 2001. sterling,the letterset of *Nell was directed to be shared among all the poor persons in that parish who leery in need. At that ponied there mete only two Of three destitute men in the parish, and the money was therefore kept at interest, and applied in the perches* of some lands, which yielded 5001. or 0001. a-year. The poor mete now quite nem , and every one claimed a share in the fund. The Court was therefor* applied to, for the purpose of sending it to the Muter, to say to whom the c►arity would be given. 'fhe MASTER of the ROLLS referred the we to Ike Master, as he thought It one of public importance, being one on which other tames depended. Ile must see this scheme which the blaster drew up, as it was his duty to see that no advaotege was taken of the poor, and that there were se favourites admitted to share it, while the more duetting were essieded. P %LACE COURT. Frs. M. PRIVILLto; OF AN IRISH MiVRT. Lulu. P. Lt)%o WALLICOUIM. Upon s former day Mr. ADAMS MOM, for and ob. rained a rata to show caste why the prorwedinge in this case should not be set stifle. It wee an action brought by the Plaintiff against the Defendaut, to recus*r tbe price of a pair epaulettes, end the ground 11111181 which the rale was obtained was, that the De fendant was an Irish Peer, end. like all other Peers i.f Great Britain, not subject to the Jurisdiction •f *Ma Court. Mr. Adams this day wooed to make his Ii• absolute. No mat was shown. Mr. 81,1110:4 :WORM*: (the Jadge) desired to f esr the affidavit upon aiht.:h this sole had been sup ported. The affieavit was read accordingly; it nee wade 11, 3!r. AU:tlPO$ Manzi the attuney f.r the lb.. OLD DitILICY. SPECIAL. COMMIIIRION. SLAVE TRADE. An an early hoer on Satorday wording the Court was crowded to mites, by persons of the highest re spectability, it having been made known that the Special Commis,leo, which was opened on Thursday for the purpose of trying the persons charged with offences committed agelnot the laws enacted " for the pre/outlets of the Slave 'rracle," would be pro ceeded in ; precisely 11l tela o'clock Mr. Borne G its.- new, Mr. Jostle, BusT, and Mr. Justice RICUARD. son teak their seats in Court ; when PhittippeCardes, alias l'hiltibberf, Captain ; Jos. Tretgrosse and Louis Amend Clerensor, natives of Bourbon, Matei of the Miserye schooner, were placed at the her. The Jury having been sworn— (the Court bad to welt a considerable time for the arrival of sir. A noLeHUO, who had been retained for the Prisoners, during which a man named Clones was tried aniacqeltted of stealing property of a per son named Jennings),--and Mr. AooLenus having arrived, Mr. Shelton read the indictment, charging the Prisoners with " having landed on the Wend of Masritios, on the 2.lth of February, 1817, 92 Negro COltintALL.—A miscreant, named Jos. Sofa, I •ari on S sturdily committed to Bridesell, in desalt i f s s i t s a r t e g s t; o m f e i n h , e wsio: of t a he nd rvi ch gn ild o r y en h , ts c pre ontra ry to the of hai', for a violent assault MI his own father-, f sent ilajes. charging ing The w i l ft th dir l i b i r sa t me rjgd o l u ln en ed ce. sat T in he ceanseanh"a'vianlgi whom he worked et the trade of a lapidary... ...n o ie r been opened, behavieor arose from habits of intntication. The Arrneurr-Grusest. addressed the Jury at BOW-sTnetT.—ltiatoftlay two young men, named much length. He said the Defendants bad made their Colima sod Seixytt. • ere or d ere d t o fi n d b a il f or an choice of a Jury composed of Englishooos bethough t assault on the money-taker at Cooent-eardell Tbe• w i sp l y, for they would be certain to hese strict alien' etre, and for cresting a riot On Friday evening. Hee tion paid to their case, aid justice done them. lie jag made free with she bottle , they went to the Theatre I slated, that at the time mentioned in the indictment , the Miner,' schooner was observed by a piny of the I s p o r m k a e t a i d rn m e ie be eie f e o . re . 1 11 ,1 1 : - P d t o k : r t -k • we ' sd pe t t oo d ,e o r t n , d ti n l it be t o ha i l o f; e M p ag on ie be ian in u g e e t s r a lg e a si t n e ed , st , at w io a lled s feet ir rl t t h. o Ilst il a " 6; Itiui.4:lll9olPw afterh for o, I cured, o th i l om p t a r b w e a : t i c tee! not t y l b i l e s e r f il a y t r o w t he i retreh t h ey ySwttailstalittoins:namiadendrdribrfinetrreaklttPday the such and one of the constables, the reception and conveyance of slaves. ouch discovery, theaters-Moose of a Madame 1.• Brun cud were frequentl y w w e a re s searched, , th en is d w ma osi e d ac be les porroivredonsb by f Mr . canines Broadly, site, his pwriot hvaedai h a eb ,, y , , ,, rehreo . ,34e ai w ngdi a se i te l roon trey i n .m :a a ot s e .. th w e h ybe caal k e e ered t e : then Midshipman of the Magicienne frigate. There were also other witnessesthat would prove that slaves James lie:skins, a •ell.dressed lad, was commit. had been rectally landed in a state of diocese, such for robbing a was of his wa t c h a t t h e C ovent- as nissrly-impotted slaves were select to, sod that garden heatinge on Vsiday e• gr i ng . Whil e li sten i ng d oo r : he!, watch nhom fhreetald hiso f h a i e s . armi, and the Prisone r the Prisoners were in the boos' on shore belonging to the speeches. he was hustled by a gang of fellows, to Madame Le Bran, end who were esker; for by liorr ‘Vo ia a g sat j t o p e - s , v w n a ir s tt ;e — in O su n d S ed st , o c rd h a a y , e J d . n o l i a th ne e h t , m a i l i i v a r e s G Li o eLt. o Ca or m o p f bel ibe l, Aisiide.edde;Cta.evir,,,to"Cidolkion,eltflitlpfl, prose Ifothese circumstances, then, Gentlemen of the Jury, 1 have no doubt of your verdict." rmed notes. g Mr. BEN:mum then celled the following wit- , W ll'ger was held to bail for a violent essaolt on armee : I W. Levet., a brisk. r, in the flarkney.road, and his 6. T. acetates, le Felosiry,lBll l . was a mid-Mimeo of the , Illigichowe Mega,. netiossed is the Minitiilus. tdd the .Ls of ' man, in th e •inst of their duly, under a distress 1141. ) .1 e . : Ir w et i t sh l e ili d ir to d9 ree lhj t t he ei ran n dl li n e rd s , er a ir si ed d that mosith WM wish the twofer in the lender, La in, in Pon for rent. Jarotay. Wale thew, they saw is wharf.' shout two is de , the di.,,ese. 'Mandy. it:";:a"Umn;il I. li p i l s it k -d ° w th i i t n h g :l 2 m i t es ll s o 7 B s s oo P :r 6l h h o ie sl i Mr. a M h r i . ch l*quit i ted the a th r e trwroo . r iet , s i zed ,. 05c r... ..! . ./ t o tee d oa ssass, So4l: s iar e . ide T e be d v. Com. wine., le to overlaid to iosereepi the schooner. They had . attain eight site to en. end they took • pasty g.f watsert.— ' T trt r liti rg r i ii get ") ...u"dilit3orsni". I lla ira lleht lf.P rogstst r' shta w . l . r ea lire at .r., . l".."r f. and r : Il li Sr e t ir inl eli th r e t ot ha e n n i n c u le t r o a f Mr.d P h rs r o ll. b n e s at w e l i e m L " a w n l o i sie e s c ie t r ed c t i t f t r al li f i h y n f d : Willis". and his party went as beard of her, *beer they lora I and e k es he arrive d , 120 , 15 peruses. comae ohms were the Prisosiers. Mr. Phillib- : k _ .._ .the y bent appeared so be the Mader t the other two appeared to he fawf Ilw regaieen posoesmoo. woe, lie voretval She whortaer win Mied for • slave 'hip.. On the '2411, of Frbruasy. wirer° searched it store-hoar slow to the honk of the titer Mahar. end found the told• and .oils of the olleover. nod ahem a doom peer of Oxide*, or how. I of dteerent 'in-', at for mess women. lied t 0. ... J. Sweetish, a •r.tasna on hoard the Wigicsertne, confirmed : the lesliatowy of Mr. Browne% . . I Lyse V rewrite. e s oohed through an interpreter, amid. is Fe. 1 Mears and March I rat ON/ ens • .14.1. to Modally Le Bran. at Hermitage. hi the Meanies ; recoliected n t reel me her of Mass ',lnlet, there; levee had town a hurt lease abatis that 1 Moe t detente , with tie Itiorks Mes.rs. Paillshert,Clorentne, To-avow. and Fontoige, a , csooproried by salon; the Maks ' orre pot in ti -tor...horse sea Mama, Lr ligsn't ann.. 1 there I weir a germ wont Wick., men. and anwoo, DWI 1110 or three . children; ,be did hot aaeosatid their litegotige, nor could iney I speak French; they ail I .ppenred i . ir toren t.g the i s i at se. Th ey I revoined nu n dais is her ..tern :. Isour, st here the Pronto.. I Word dais: that tome; they welt, moony os toe iterated day I inth about half the barks, het returoe.l it jib them the same I d.y, and pa then. in the store. M. Cllolloer VIM. in her mis tre..*. while the bleats .err Is, the more; be broachs ...reatly, provlsiorr. sure clothes far the new Mack.. The renewsoeseo the soldiers *engirt at bee mimeo% house at night; !bey ktmeßeol at the don, be were not oglstiorett i lie Privation mid CseNlier wee Ihes4aS the new, li. r saterevo told she solliers she email rot open she ASV side , * the C Atf ids*wri . ,apia, I tie re Idlers acrniard ea.:di all Wen, HMI tha I ornini s voy fa me the mit Iteafainf. and the *NW was opened; the Priasters were lake* away bp the soldiers. amid tie blacks from the woredion-e. ellStplfrres win were ill; the had Deter seen she Ptivaaerl lan Oral Mkt at her whiten s those. She is martini. red her lithboad's wow hi Polydore s be came to her mistresses waste she blocks worg Arm. Polyglot, co.lr' vo test 1.14100 W. c . hi . e mp h e ls. w L e gs e rwat .1 the Balnislaa Itemment. at I the Mouritoi, was Aid-de-Vmap to fieseral 11.11, the (Meer. nor. ths she 94 of Match bor. It, order of Ow tionresse, he : went to Widmer le Drubs pleciattna hid, a detuebtong from I the 41.1. Payd•re was their guile. Ile pained our to them is modal hisildieg. nod two smell hem. They got these rear 1 eleven us n gist. Polydore tea hies the has 4... mailed new black., and the whiw• that bro•Alit them were in the wooden Molding. Witness angled his driarhoest, sad with me puny sonesmeed the hots. and with another tee woodeo tontrlimr.— tle Gala the Mos tilled with blacks. tesee and Whole, to lie member of 91. tireorea pan were irked. oar we. denel • luau lami dying , and star so o eak they amid ea be removed. Almost all were covered wish the itch, rod appeared gate aatuanbal when the soldiers tarrounded the bat, a..st came up to them, and essoloed theta clothes awl Irmo. The. oppeneco flew uncivilised. were all hiesaankiene biaelivand he was poodle they were aewly-lialioned aegrort. tie wowed she Mils for the wield, ad writ to the wooden hisildiag. lie knocked, mad reviewed it in be *prated. slim a woman s 'Moe sad she wa On Wednesday night, ghost 12 o'clock, as a nor. with set sae diushiers. nod teat the would nut emu the door pent of the Marines was going his rounds in the a tar s stl a t i i e sse rt l or e h r . i , ig ee ht. He in ant speoliteu ti om zo fat tlic iuuw. ; ir bi: s drai ken wrrieild Dock-yard, Portsmouth, relieving the sentinels, be I, a b ee .. Ike o,,,y,te at . wog found asother MI. in ',aka we ., missed Ida way, end fell into the basin. The safer- I rill" .'r aiNr black . ' wit::thuda ti tir.ez,h :". "heyateliaVd tussle man had a lantern is. his hand, and was at- .:',: e 'L l ".. d "at e ll i g:ri f , r „ ar e i t e, : a r d i ... a .07:11,:e. till seas tended by several file of men. some of whom pearly I abisfina4. The CissiMniary came arid wierabses and whim she met the same fate. The body was sot found till the i riAt •r .j hb lot e u°2l::t e u i trz, . —4. t br ii r a t i s. , : w or::: i en lie followieg monolog about eight o'clock. On Theta. , cu ol7„7:iii. s .„.„ . m„ , ,i,.... k y l; ' , e ;„; , her Iwo . aa ,, ‘ ,,,, r :mt. ad day night • similar calamity secured, near the same Viciariae. Wilsevs took she Prl.eivers, bet at tie desire of spot, to a priest* of the same corps, who also missed I :ehußCreualulhuse. it I. ;e k e 'l!; " ni " il i e ed . fr L oat er t r l'ut h e t i o e Tt i la w"h le ki li a4 T. his way, on account of the darkness of the night.— I There are Meg, faros bettors. lie seas accompanied by s I men, through whose Crumesenimest,—Tbe ideas has been poetized by the French exertions the body was recovered in shoat 20 minutes, . la Ve: if tlr e istr e se . i:, l"l. 4li l i ffi at . . et mid T mar. mat in lord o rides, before the Yilai spirit was 11.11/11sOly extinct; bet the . darter.. is which tile, deoied the chair, end .awned that they hal beef y°, Maditevwer for us circa of bollocks, %shoat poor fellow eapired shortly after Whig take. to the guard-linear, notwithstanding the various means re' .. rrio'elster7lre:'b.....ll7'.:i t I : ",„"r5.1`;',.....5... • n..17,7%;:."."* . d.,1ier: commended for restoring animation were promptly . They waadrred Mosul the *lead, nod sera 0ar...i.e.: ar c s_ reser ted to. ! elenlolls. who look limo to she hoer a Mut ere; Le newt . I Tee detract "frog on 1.. *lsle Ilkoi their trra.... ..s dotiwg their Tits Doorron Cut Lts.—On Friday another hill of volute to Loglatid tail be e,, had. Clrron.m'sdeferes was indictment %sal 'nand al time Cler !mown!' Sessions, timi .. on, ma on boor.' the o hiar.er NI oily th st he had bre; at the suite of the penile of St. Andrew, Hatboro, " ' II ' 1. "" 1 " .1. "" t "" of a ' e l"' e ' hie rims ' ) in "' w it 1,„.. N o we . oaf o f employes...a s he wily mint as a guide so I against Ann Spawns, the midwife, for dropping the the mem two to brow item tames the cued_. Child in Tash.streei, Gra)'s inn-lane.. The first in. The evidence Instil cloyed, dictment, on as hid , she and she mother of the child I Mr. Baron GnAtiYM summed op at great leogth ; are out on bail, most which they Lama traversed, and the Jur?, after about an b.or's consultation, charges them with • conspiracy ; and in case this Gist . returned a opiitiet of —Gorky. • charge should not be established, is the cause of the . The lia.conoca skim passed sentence on the Pri• second indictment. . solvers, which was--7hof they be imprisoned is the Suictnt.—A lunatic hang himself in the Hospital, Horne uf Corredion,and kept to hard Isbour,.firr, the Old•street, St. Lake's, a few thyi huff. - fcros of l'h. re I%•ars. Yesterday iceman y at fire o'clock, a fire broke out In a house in itenrietta.stroet, Cove•t.prdeo, belougiug to M►. Sutton, ladies' shoe.saker. The fismes were first observed in a back room on the first floor, in the et:caption of Mr. Jenks, collector of the parochial rates of the parish of St. Paul, who rented the upper part of the horse. The family were frees home at the time, and in • few moments Ike whole of the bock part of the house was on ire, and as the wind was •ortb.weet, blow. ing fresh, it was feared that all the houses near Covent-garden on that side of the way would be consumed ; however, by the timely arrival elk, en. eines belonging to the different insurance offices, and the ezertioes of the tireaten, the conflagration was got tender at seven o'clock, with only the boom where the tire originated being horsed down. At air o'clock eee of the female is of Mr. Jenks appeared in the street in a distracted state, and frees her incoherent expressions it was supposed that a child bad been burned in the house; ►et from the most strict enquiry we have every reason to hope it is not the case. When the fire first broke out it was generally supposed it was SC Paul's Church that was on fire. The evening service was net perforated in the church, In consequence of the coefation and alarm produced by this occurrence. MARKETS. Conn Ellen . scle, FEB. t!.-11nrieir O. and Vial Ce. cheaper.-1,..... 1 . ... w. said Heat*.:.. 1..% .., ••-•., MI MAIM 1a.4 Mawlwy% pi fe, —le oil et nrei. lel. n.. alter...AM. ` bell t knglish) .... 70 13' (itea Penn -.60 64 New ditto 11;ito (Foreign) .... 7 , 1 PO. 400 dn. ... 14,e ", , 3{ i I lek du 5O 54 Barley 46 55 i 14.14 New..... — I l'iae dn...... . ...... Knit White Pena l3 50 feed do . 6 . ..fi New dins .... ...... Fier Floor. Ws ill Uitlw Bookie hi 51 . lieennd..... . inITHFIBLII WARKk.r. Fan. N. 1.. oldi tn. cow, per ...we of MM.. dent ... 44 It 14. 5, 44.1 li.a.i nl Gum/ this do. I Illsiton . b. 111. Sr ti.. 44. K .. r!'.o Vent ... :.... ti I 1., 7.. On. Sbeet and Lambs Pork . 40. 61. In 1.4. 116. Calves 1%1 lindab... Ob. 01. In in. 04. Pies .......... ..... ... ?Au lIAT-MARKET Ilan ••• .. IL Og. LW. 1.. 71. 7.. (14. clone .... C. Oa (Id. t.t 91. Us. NI. Straw .... !l. 10i. 19. In 31. 0.. nd. ef BIILL—(As AMENDED) TO AROLIIITI AFPIALS or NURDLIt. MONT, OR NAVIIIK ; AND 'WAGER 01 JOINING ISSUE AND TRIAL IT SWIM, IN WRITS OF 11101 IT. Wh ppeels of enaldr., treason, felony, and other offences, and the manner of proceeding therein, hare beets found to be oppreslire; and the trial by ballet in any suit, is • mode of trial unfit to be used; and it is espedient that the same should be wholly abolished; Be it therefore enacted by the King's Most Es collent Majesty, by and with the advice and con sent of the Limit Spiritual and Temporal, and Com mono, in this present Parliament assembled, sad by the! authority of Ike same, That frees and after the passing of this Act, all appeals of treason, murder, felony, or other offences, shell erase, determine, and become void, mod that it shall not be lawful for any person or persons at say time after the passing of thi., Act, to commence, take, or see appeal of treason, seerder, felony or any ether Akita, against any other person or persons whomsoever, but that all such appeals of murder, felony or ether offence, shall from henceforth be utterly made void and abo lished ; any law, statute, or usage to the contrary in any wise notwithstanding. And be it further enacted, That from and after the passing of this Act, its any writ of right now depend. log, or which may hereafter be brought, instituted, or commenced, the fitment shall not be received to wage betel, nor shall issue be joined, nor trial be had by ballet in say writ of sight; say law, cottons, or usage to the contrary note itbstandiag. On Saturday, an Immo was held at St. Barth°. lomew's Hospital, on G. Carrot, a hackney-crock. man, who fell from his boa on the pavement, in con amtetire of driving, while into:Jested, against a cart in Smithfield. He afterwards took a fa►s from the Cross Keys, St. John's-street, to the Haymarket; hut finding his bead very bad, be west to the Hos pital, and died In three days. An Inquest was also held at the same Hospital. on the body of S. Lewis, many years Crier at the Old Bailey, bat who bad beers allowed to retire. He was in the habit of hard drinking, and sitting op alone smoking. His landlady smelling fire, got up, and found him Insensible in his chair, and his shirt and waistcoat burnt from the light of his pipe. Ha was taken to the Hospital, when he died. Verdict —Accidental Death. J. Dauer, the sham postman, nes on Friday foetid guilty at the hikkileata Sessions, and sentenced to three months' imprisonment. Snow.—January the tlst, there was so heavy a fall of snow on the frontiers of Aortrrian Poland. 'het in several villages it lay epos the ground es high as the houses. MARRIED. ♦Jn do. Irth inMAllt, tll At. 1112/01117-4111111P. W. Fronk.. EN. or M , istrilsl r. Item, to Co oilor, ditaighiet, or the live C. Tower, E.q. or On I. 2 th N I Binniple-, A kirt.imer. River ctnplr.. fes6 , l6 , no of Rohr., Fisher. I q. of A ..treogale.forre.. to Lis/lathe 6, c. ly child of Joist ilotawl, Log. of tie Jack ts.clotime. DIED. O. the ISA inst. ht Torquay. Look" Maria, the wife of Wet. Mottlock, 1411 of Maltese-horse. In Sow • . Cho doe I lib osotant. no ibeceeary el Serbs Efivowethoti.eufJ. !Nees. Edo. heed -b. O. lie 19th Iwo.. on bath veto. Mr. hem. DeSeld, wards of In year. wooing' Cl ht. Ifosafina's 1.0 MI Prir.erl at..l P 00141.411 by PI :1.1. .1 BM :MAN tlirt,k, Nu. 4 bai,41,:.. 1:, 1 ••••••• Deferdset, and slated, that the Defendant was ao Irish Peer, bowleg succeeded both' title of his cumin Iknry, In October, 1816. The affidavit then went to state, (het the Defetsdent, as a Peer of the Realm, was hot subject to the jeriedietiow of this Gout. Mr. Burrow Muaesca uid that this was a eds. take, sod observed, 'bet if Mr. Manning had looked ; into the 10th of George 11. he would have found that every description of persons, within militia Moils, alight be sued its ibis Court the same es In soy other Court of Record in Westminster. It was tree, that as ageism a Peer, a Karat could not proceed by ides; bet there u.s soother souls of proceeding, namely, by summons, and solosequeetly by distress. Ilere there had been a proceeding it, caplet, which was not correct, sod therefore liable to be set aside. This ground, however, sus net stated upon the affidavit, Bed therefore so order could be made. . _ Mr. ADAMS—'" I beg pier Lordship's pardon; there is •e distinct reference to Hie ceptes, which is i• feet satiety(' to the affidavit." .--.- Mr. ilusenn Mount, on looking to the A davit, discovered that there was an interlineatitin In which this reference was ludo. This, he said, would net do, unless slated in be jorat. Mr. ADAMS said, it was the coushois course of the King's Wadi to admit such interlineatinus, if s•nctianed by the initials of the Judge or Judge's Wadi, which was the co., Isere. Mr. BURTON Mosaics said he was not swaft of this practice, and should ant seller it to obtain in that Coed until better assisted of its @esteem.. It was then understood that a mew slidasit shoal(' be mode and predated on a footsie day. Mission was made to the trinomials of costs, bet the Learned Judge &envied making any order on that subject mail the affidavit was before him is a perfect shape. FIRE. THE STATESMAN. ftEronT OF TII; 6 tAND jt:oty. We, the Grind Jury of the i 1 of London. It.rine repined as the several bale preen:Peel to 9. obi bring infoneud by y••• proper °Meer. that no wore are fordscounrg. mos rpm the Covet f•r emir discharge. We hoer hero moth drat ideJ that the rite/lees which hate Bowe before es have heel, etrenstbrnisee. to pe culiar atrocity, although lir carrot but la,..st that the isowloal pea i•aeleoliS 11111Ialo mg to woos of titem,t, r e or d olg t o use resrst Criminal Code. are the highest h hire Gus be inflietei tia ilia grrates: delsimpteots ! ! I Is tie castor: or vier drly we hive .rim the Poi N ei . gale tbrottghast. and ere happy is llse•pporiustity tlss affordeil it. of brig:lo4 ample letairosty t. ire praiseworthy condos or Mr. Brown. Its hee, er. esideored lo the rimers, clivalinese nr the oho.. and 1.. the Lavern! health awl ottlorly aslischisr sf ,be Fiero:wet. the circumstance so often dep'ored be former Growl ye e i es we ore sines to find 0111 Int abl, to thr alweser of al clarifies -1010 of bar cri.re muar fen e ierptions). and we are well coasineed, thus if it were par.i.ue is d.r.r employeetit for the male pro, suers. 'imam' good . Wee , . •ds thaw os visible as the female side of the jail. would i.e the retell. lir do s ot "'Ws to trespass farther ..• the time of the C mt, yet we comet list regre: pap it thou dhe artessary to rorrunit noun /Here chit. then to a pilre whete they istisl 0 run..qur. Cr Seesaw the so Walt.% rd the mudt;. - ir t. aud golazitu.do• d clutter err. (waned) J NI EN I• 1. %R%l 1.. Formula 0. J. Grated Joey-room. Old liailey. Feb. 1: 1 . 15.9. I Tip the It ight Hon. the I ord Ala, or, sod o her W hs .11ajest's Jostler* of the Prior. POLICE,. BIRTHS. At Brighten. nn the "Oh innant, the ilnaiparable arra Mundy, the Lady of hinpr-Georrail Newly, nt twin—ahoy and girl. Al ratit, es the Nth int. the Lady of the Right floe. E. Thornton. hie alalebh". Bogey at the Court of hi. Mast Faith ful aloyely. of a eftreghter. • •• 7: a' V