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C917111` orlittsl33 BENCH. Fin. 7. ~.~~ a-:-- Llif, IN TUL LIG E ME.- bOURT OF CHANCERY, Fii. 7. • •••*, . • DISSENTI.CF.LS. ' • k,., - NOHAP ~. • i ,„;... e _ ... waucn v. LAND AND OTHERS. s ' • wet. 14pia be ofiLLv, in a forcible reply on Plaint* concluded the arguments in this si as.. 4 The subject matter in dispute is a Chapel for dis ientieg preaching, situate in or near Leeds, in Yotk shire, erected by the Plaintiff and a Mr. Price'con. inisitly, upon a piece of land purchased with their joint funds, prior to a false commission of bank ruptcy which bad been sued out against them, but Afterwards Superseded as wholly unfounded. The Plaintiff parchased the share or moiety of Mr. Price Its.the concern, which had been sold under the false commission, and purchased by the Defendant, Mr. King, who afterwards hotkebtained a private Act of Parliament for conveetWAhe Chapel into a Church of England house of Sion,ip, under his own jails ,diction end controul. Judgment was postponed till Thursday. . ' ' ifItIODT V. ATKINS. This day the Lone CHANCELLOR delivered j utlg. meet iu this interesting cause, which arose on the •coustruction of the last will and testament of the dm ceased, son and heir of Mrs; Atkins, of the county of Norfolk, 'Widow. The words in the will were— (-1 will, devise, and bequeath, to my dear *tether, Chartist's' Atkins, all my freehbld• and leasehold estates in'the county of Norfolk, in Norwich, and other plates, together with all other property, as well real as personal, to the sole ate of herself and her heirs for ever, in the firmest covtfidence that at her deith she will consider my &roily." . This confidewee or resommendailon was contend ed, on the part of Mr. Atkins Wright, the surviving vide of the &maid, .to constitute Mts. Atkinste sense for life, with a'power of appointment to • some .oring* of - the testator's relations, and her brother iii•law bed obtained an injunction 'heretofore, in this Court, to restrain her from cotermittlog waste,or fell ing timber on the estates. His Lordship on are analogy between this and intim cares *licit be cited, felt inclined to consider .411 s. Atkins a tenant for life only, and the words of confidence ea crentine a trust in favour of the ramify eif the dtceased at her death, although hi At* the difficulty of that•iuterpretation, as the case may lap& pen which would render such an appoittnitent +amity impracticable lit the- event of her surviving het brother-iti.law, the Plaintiff. The remainder of the judgment was postponed: - '''' LOUD CROLKONDELLY V. LOUD CLINTON'. The LORD CutocaLLoßdeciored his own opinion, end the unanimous opinion of the 12 Judges, of the ts Vic-Chunmelldr, and the Master of the . Bolls, to be, that Mr. Motttriou could not act as Attorney or Solicitor far Lord Chelmoudeley against Lerd Clio ion, is mayor the causes in law or equity, in which he had been eogaged it‘4torney or Solicitor for Lord This r nton. •.; teikeess- This we believe • the first decision in which such a concurrence of judicial opinion bas bent pro sumacs& Tex atatiTim aairiste 0211.1215 R AND WEN ItY 012°En. T)ke two pokookots, - irs •this case, were brought into Court by writ -of Afifibeut Corm's, directed to the keeper of Falmouth gaol, where they had heed imprisomed for some time, on a charge of murder, Is order to be liberated, on finding good and soli• itleet hail. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL said, " My Lords, the Prisoaers on the floor are brought up iv Compliance ith the writ of Hallos Corpus, granted by your lordships,preparatory to their being admitted to bail. Bet I feel it necessary, in the first instance, to stale some peculiar circumstances connected with this ease. The unfortunate men who now stand be. fore the Court, are charged with murder, whether justly or not I cannot determine. The transaction I have alluded to, took place.itt a boat; and the per son who was killed, was reported to be a smuggler. But, whether this statement be true or not, I cannot pay. , ,Year Lordship would never, perhaps, here heard of the widow of the deceased, in this alit, bet for the abundant caution of the Officers of the Crown, ho thought it their duty to serve her with a notice, that the Defendants would appear in Court for the purpose of being liberated on bail. This notice stated the day on. Which th'ey would be briught tip; and also • specified, that the under-mentioned per. seas Would be offered as bail.' Owing, however, to' want of room, no names were inserted in the notice. It Is for yoer Lordships to say, whether this irre gularity is such as to van fur an extension of time." Lord Ett.sttecutottcn—" Who is the Prose. valor ?" The krroatitir.Gtorast—" The Prisoners were committedwn the depositioos made before the' Coroner, by .the• persons who were in the boat with the deceased. Ilk widow does not appear to proeecite."' Me. Justice :Le .BL4NC—" Does any person come forward tr'oppose the bail ? or is it stated that any oppOsition WIN take place, if further time be grantecb?" ' • The , Ax•rottx*:v.GEsca tr..—" 'No, my Lord— andalwieiint time has already been given. The notice Meted; Shattliefriseneii . would 'he brought up yesterday." L ord - El;LEl4oioVelil." Tbek I you may think, go en." • The retern to the writ of Habeas Corpus was then • read, and also the depositions of the witneues, taken hefori.lbe Coroner. • - • • The first was the deposltiou •of Riihard Kemp,• the elder, which set forth, that, owthe night of the' 7th of December last, deponent, together with tint son, Richard Kemp, and- Thomas James, the de ceased, were proceeding from R. Mawes, in a small boot, to Flushing. • When they had got within two , ' bundled yards of the shore, they perceived a larger beat in pursuit of them; in this boat there were fear men.• Net being consciens of any thing crimi nal, they did not alter their coarse. The large boat gained opal them; and when the two boats were: within 20 yards of each ether, the large boat hailed —tad iustantly, without waiting for an answer, a 7 hot was fired towards the boat in which the depo nt was. The other boat then ran.alonstidas of them-irpis they haa get ei thisg, ARcipt e. their boot Sod bows of the persgng*'" in his batni t . sekly ashamed, of my Finding nothing rowed away. Betel the deceased corn- They then hailed who were in her, They, however , at►d his. friends flushing. They it'd he was takes was put to bed, was about nine the next morning, Richard Komi deposition of hit Mr. James Cornish. in en thii melencho' visited the wounded night. He fool him near an hot his wound. He about eleven, and On opening th which had entered , a direction towards —'l`bis wound man. These depositiL ; before.lhe-Coruner, Lord ELLS:WWI( depositions any' soners on tlte floor. Mr. OARLow i said—" My Uhl of the witnesses pn the, 10th of Mr. RAftz.OW tions. That of he had sworn.batm had met Edw. cserm Deneesbee v • wh( the unfortunate ter-when the deemed. Joseph- Pints, Adger declare; boat at. the time . tkiir•iiyidear.• Opuaitted:, Lord • ELssac thing bad been James ? The Mroatri does not appear, dectaret admitted to bail. Bail was then each,. and /our i pearaoce to take Cornwall,..• ' chew IThis watt ca► priators and dm priatOr of 'Some - Ohm brouglited ibtE il'n is I riar of he paid t tern'ef The' deillidat i order or coin:rent p nya b ) I It %Witted 6.. cloeint the paiios, toll: a sum of small tithes, and . ecutiun otthell. Quarter Session wheat. In the sum by a teMpOrary their award tilt Quarter Sessioni Irent, which the • terosed to obet: yearn were •to , contract, or froi Mr. C& sal along; and Mr. Lord Er.s.t!r_ upon this subject *Ward fuming could be tin apptlcil corn-rent till the alter the words to Conjectural al tweet' the Vitai ficiarteen yetirs year !816 arrived year IRIS; but ' vvottld on that . The other Judges gaveJudginent tor' proof ti lot confined to the toady of Col! Ment, a few days The husband 0( hand to his side, immediately ordereii fugitives to Bever► overtaken them, ending that sir) a patent one, Lady, we regret genttemeu in the care. . The faults 0 guards, in man . *hen a flagrant qnd talon of the mC related. The real 'f he coachman hat., when the mailesosels, into the coach popetl; passenger), to young Gentleman stny.observation • he seaohnd his friends plaited, and conver' compri.. • .1 Llif, IN Ti iL LIG E ME.- I : i bottirr OF —O•,-.7. - CHANCERY, Fes. 1 J . ; 4 DISSENTINO.CHAPELS. ..,, 41. • .g: : WA,LIGH D. LAND AND (rinses. ' Line I , 7 EL Rore4t.e.v, in a forcible re, of PlainiK couciuded the argune 4 1 I. 4 The subject matter in dispute is a Cha, ientiag preaching, situate in or near Leech shire, erected by the Plaintiff and a Mr. inietty, upon a piece of land purchased joint funds, prior to a false commission ' ruptcy which had been sued out against efterwirde Superseded as wholly unfoutti Plaintiff purchased the share or moiety of lethe concern, which had been sold nude commission, and purchased by the Defe ' King, who afterwards hatkobtained a prit I I . Parliament for conveetWAhe Chapel int . . of England hots* of areelp, under his :• • ,diction end controul. Judgment au postponed till Thursday, . . ' ' IEIGHT V. ATKINS. 1 ' ThIS day the LORD CHANCELLOR deli moat iu this interesting cause, which ar construction of the last will and testament ceased, son and heir of Mn;a Atkins, of of Norfolk, 'Widow. The words in the w I '4 will, devise, and bequeath, to my d ,Charliotte• Atkins, all my freelthld• am estates in the county of Norfolk, in No other plates, together with all other p well real as personal, to the sole one of her heirs for ever, lo the firmest confide her deith she will consider my fatally." This confidence or resemstendation In ed, on the part of Mr. Atkins Wright, th Amide of the &maid,. to constitute Mu tituS for life, with epower of appeintme ,dv one of - the testator's relations, and t itt4aw boa obtained an injunction :hereto Court, to restrain her from ceeemitting %ft ing timber on the estates. His Lordship on th'e inalogy betwee seller cities ititicitte cited, felt inclined Abs. Atkins a tenant for life only, and I 0 confidence at ceenting'a trust in favour of _ • t eif the deceased at her death, although t difficulty of that interpretation, as the cat , pen which would reedit such an appohtts ; • impracticable lit the- event of her sit brollter.iti.law, the Plaintiff. T i he remainder of the judgment was po , ~ LOUD CHOLKONDELUT V. LOUD CLI/I The Lone CoancaLteadeciored his el i end the unanimous opinion of the 12 Jut f Vico-Chtnrcellnr, and the Master of the , r t be, that Mr. Montrion could not act as A Solicitor far Lord Chelmondeley against I ',I ton, is mayor she causes in law or equity be had been eogigeal ilA4torney or Solicit 1 ~ . This , ....„„,...... This we believe • the first decisit such a concurrence of judicial opinion ba 1 smacs& 1 -.......1.1.1....... COURT or KtNO'S BENCH. Fan , . i! i THE KUM VII galWAie CILSNISR AND MENU The two Pllfetl4llllSS,: is • this case, tell Ja i l luto Court by writ of lisibeut Corpds, . 1 . 1 . The keeper of Falmouth gaol, where they ', , lii haprisoned for some time, on a charge c ,' la order to be liberated r on finding good e Neat hall. , . The ATTORNEY-GENERAL said, " My 1 ' Prisoners on the floor are brought up is it ith the writ of Huila: Corpus, granter t.. Lordsh i jis, preparatory to their being 1 bail. I feel it necessary, in the firs to stale some peculiar circumstances CODA this eases The unfortunate men who not fore the Court, are charged with mnrde justly or not I cannot determine. The tr hare alluded to, took place.itt a boat; an son who was killed, was reported to be WI, whether this statement be true or no ply. , ,Year Lordship would never, pet heard of the widow of the deceased, in thi for the abundant caution of the Officers of who thought it their duty to serve her wii • i, that the Defendants would appear in Co . purpose of being liberated on bail. '1 stated the day on. Which they would be b and also • specified, that ' the under-sneni loss Would be offered as bail.' Owing, I . waist of room, no name's were inserted in fi : It is for pow Lordships to say, whether • • • gularity is such as to veil far an extension 1 ' fr Lord Ettetericireolicn--..." Who is t I color ?" :t The Airoaretu-GENERAL—" The were committeden the depositions made 1 Coroner; by •the persons who were i 1 with the deceased. ilk widow does not proeecite.'"' 1 - Mtt Justice :LE . BL4NC—" Does at come forward tdoppose the bail ? or is it any oppOsithin WM take place, if fertile i grantecb?" ' ' ' • 1 • The Arronxilr -G EN Crt II f.....-- 46 . No, a andainteilint time hoe already been gi i, notice alined; thatthefriseneii . would uesterday." . Lord - El;LEl4oioVerili‘ Tbek I thin] go en." • ". ' The retern to the writ of //ober:tarp read, and also the d epos iti ons of the wits! . I heforelhe Coroner. ' The first was the deposition •of Man , the older, which set forth, that, (melte n ) 7th of December last, deponent, togethe son, Richard Kemp, and - Thomas Jame ceased, were' proceeding from St. Mawes, f boot, to Flushing. • When they had got % hundred yards of the shore, they perceive . beat in pursuit of them; in this boat • four men.. Net being conscious of any tl nal, they did not alter their coarse. The gained upon them; and when the two 1 within 20 yards of each ether, the large I —lied instantly, without waiting for an hot was fired towards the boat in which of was. The other beat then rap., el, • .. ' , . • . .- . • . ...- , . .Ail , . ti 41- . •4,%."1.1bi1.d44_ ..4- . _ , .. -1 - ..?.... . , ...., • _ . . _. • .., • ~ :. . • • . .... . • ' ~; • • ~. . . • . .191118 . WV . . _ ....- • • : 1. t • ft r 7 !: •• 7 -4 1 11 0° - ' •••:: t - . '1:•• ..r,.• ...' I l' of tke.Rereea tirfillt* --- 11ii - l ' lt re t .firtif.m."l4ooo l 4 /-44 04g 7r)o, FNO• 7 •- • .1,-'.A . :• I . C''. : .•• . 11 ° 1 " 11 "* - • : • r•:-:•! -, . Ott board). •-• Thar antisrered, " 14 . _'''" -4.01.--. „ • ,faa, piicliardain .Mo, o iy. . ~.., ~..,. .. r ewe i e wpirge, ,Petit 7. •:. • ... . • ~ !Ihreeleteteifietnz -e . Qt.ririel 1 .8044 • aid' .i 3, .beati4o berbatitspliK.-, .., .. ,• • I t i r imo nes. v is y r oca Amato .144 his bee m : ' b Player, two i n n s o;o st r ad oott y s .. p lee ma the r!ris w or ere t. tie rpit eiL d u ist.thaotber beets ,Mite, htsiii . • ~'ia„the ,rasie Mid Pe .the *al( rit es ed ii. charged wi th attempting to pick the pockets, at,d id, 11[11' Ratite i'll AtiePltretiall_ OE 7 Y; to appriint'Arei.Tprnbult, 'ESC to Ise his M • name -- I am: a •••gieght•Ramttowiiiii! lit- , atonirst if Illreefiles; wed ail Otbeil• ports in cot off the sealr from the . watfit ,chain! .. f it' An ., ral . • J 7 es improper in • the lotrati '111.1 .. ri11l igapeet'lD.tait Department of:the Moetitt of tbrlthonei ,Get;tletnin, in ill e neighbo_ urheed of the 'Royal 'Es. ' • ehinge, on Monday evening. • 'rhe slicer watched ' Before theylOt tibt/ . Yllik OM t): 4 ", • -. • ' nia 1- :omplained ;' Oat :he was .ortnintietheso . . • eleitoproceedings 'Reath* for rateetal hones, arra *hough . these young wretches billed . it* snaking as l y • .. tau Cu the other boat, °idling ottt•to tlitto ' '• r, that " they - eat killed a nrant.7— ... ale•ReYel ni g . . m a , ' F°r h e ttess ign- t O be ffice iriric Fe e b ß a e . gent hu been • broil swamis booty', yet, being know n as connnon s tll46,,,s they were taken into custo4 cwll. ett ,to the , illii... r, refuod to cos* back. t'rapageri 0 111111101 i•• -to • - • then onade the . .best of their • we, I* j ut WY, to appoint •Geosge 'Poll° • peuglas,.,Esq. in the name and en the behalf .ed has . cappter. ; ey got the wounded tau en eliare, See relerY le his Me/WO' • L e g a t l*n at the Ce uri . The LORD MAYOIi OrCiOl4 titalli. ' t;;;teCOntai ittcti I in har I ken to the house pf Kernp 4 - , tiltend he , Of f loslrace. I, and u surgenn was Gentian—This • ' ••• '' ti labour in acidew.e.ll. • • ::"....., - - ..: ... jOseph Brookes p ..geotherAlemiel youth of shoat . o'clock in the vent indokkgieten - . BANKRUPTCY ENLA "E tta F ten, 'ears. of age, was .4 8 %0 ..3 0 0 ,11 ;speLlegn use, W. Marmichael, Bridgeottethf Sh.roPhme• .. IC"-11"4. et t lead from the prohoista 01:1 1 1;,,kistler.44 ie log, t fi n wounded man died. :- • ' • im.i, e ",„,th - nine /rat April 'l2, at the Castle lye. • , t , ..ie • . - .- . I tip, the Younger, eerfPhoreled .the lbw, Eridgenorth. • - '• • Brick-late, in at . City, on' 't tit eiennig r ... .. The froacTatc,4 'oimerred..thit.. bytaiiitetng for surp t hit father. • •'. •" ' ' - ' BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. ' - .ld 3oruish, the SurgPons Who Was 01 1 #44. "-Jr.. rd‘cistchey,* Mallehenre, entloa - lanonfactarer • - 'time sheet the . kouse, - .ona:thlniKngite.Wal bet' Soli. , i. )0. Z. 1 1 . 1 ostler, tdanchester, betides. PY tiendioly occasion, slimed tvo4 • . - • , tag, iittidieW her . atftetiott i PpSal.leeking matt, T tended man ;shoat elite o'llf ..: 1 . y . N",,,. D a i n t nn iA l it igtese t" ;, • whir:nsertbairt, Feb. li, ItOwaireaSja a ffW laikatallr f i t e siv ! k hn •.. i! •SW and him .in bed; end rune , . . . SS. Mundt 10; a l Cialkiltail. Att•raialk Pews. Ad wards ale millet it toad , which he , ea*, inatifientriag: tii,.cii ..; ,I, 4,0 ,• 1 • 'l'rb hour, during which thee- . -aliay, . 4,64* sent a .percan• to poivit i or . . • 14 r. b leb:o, " =. 4q c al e ul 4cier, ‘‘li . 'll.'il. Marc h 1 1 , at • thd Eli caned en the • Aliening - : the ltd Akar, leoi.bsa. AUfAiW'Mf. 'POyeglit!, Staple WO cuirlained that he 14 4 '.49t font. 1 011). , . • '7 • ....... • - • and fund that he had just. tapir . liwit. MratVithei - liertsam *.- . • him, stripping Abe floffijoama" of a . quanteiviir. F 1 he body ) it appeared, that the ball, idlt,..er t l i e - ... ILh a r' : Lieral"M tian, *e re ' 1114e44"d 0c. "Attorn' Feb ' 'le :eon' 25 '. with Which he Wee.. nUW - tiAnset . t.9 OE 4 0 .4 . J lo l l o ll lk i * 11 tired jest above the natel l '• bad taken iv e lda";4 * .ies: ag, • • Boston; rant Itte . ww. - Thifi les, tnanded lei neefber, tnimittoti. ~. ..„ ~ ' A, wards the hip, whets it bad lodged. ' . 1 ".• ~• E 44 ,,,,...,... , AR1T • I!arrsisc.eisitti ',Lowry, 6 Celts - . the i " m i me ? Whldieseo, wd+Sallferlib• , 95 s .2, - • nai l •,ii k iiia t id , zio a •c o Li s i t certaialloscaeitraed.o4l4eittit of t... 1 sebiiiitaie'Ke '..attoiney ale maguey ew Bridge- wet yest y ~ .411 a , . , ... . , . . . .... . • •.. • - '. • - - stscilint a gum* . it 'ail amalt i onrcp ifehOregerty . Wont wow ichaititc , the ids' est p«. .... 1. 1, + - , ,z -a lt. :;:r; et h; ' ,iti " e p foattia, * seearo Mr. , Wiles, .*lso s it4t 111 , 0,01lioentairrtilf ~ Goer.- , .:• 1 • ,-...., 11• :.; - - pli,,T . .1... - • ,' -•-• • • - •'" •..' • ' ' article at • B attle- b ' .*V .. Wimps gaff. . • a . _-• • .1 11110110tHIR— Theme is . gekletlibee , •-7.-easeitk •• soften dexter , F ......u._ elikilhglezm l t i ti 4 ,04# his 9Sra•tle e, . r mention Moister. mrsif.itfllNAW iti„,x,,,,.,.,, - •., . 4 „,,•mandieme,„...,:-....... ~. • liken 'an account of his steel' et 11"11141Pl onuld . ' • lio Ott . , .. .. IS - . &ter. • • •••• '' • -"• - ' ' 4;l •• • J Biel, : ""r - ob, oloaccularubireOuillur; ilitwil 94'9, I* Oficti a ncy of nearly 20 . tong weighf 4 • ertich . .4...... w) VW o f- lite I Nfi ce 1, of AP Cease, a b be w L l Swa r,,,, llll34 .,4 k rtc h r r Y'Or tel l ef t i g,,., „ hke 'ar rn i . iegY - Mt Iside some enquiry among,thosa. ttihtt,dehy t IA k ; 0 1d1,/ have; of thitifeilite' • toe, - - few -lc iieolnily''‘..'. 1- '' --gg' .67--7 " -1 . .... . 7. • - ...* BRIO, 'ri nd found that the rr 4 e4engr,homi -erg* is • whew' ecelldnellibegullkll' rale --I. Drat, Boa, tenter; MAO, • 2 1 , Numb Sr art a,enreen *tie q u antity of pal 'atoteloitic to *4- ~ .91 DliCuithsti '-- ;• 4 I it. .' ;-‘.' l, ' ,l ' t" lo i l 'Orc d.Gre l 4 ) , 4° ' t d fr i td . A :1%71u ; ta i br e Zt • ""•"'" it M. a handred, being $l.• oosoro ).41.4 . 1,04. 4e , 4 / 1 1! P , thee prof eetiedlw rfoldseeldepeld. 4. si.-v4s, - finsper ° t ;letualles‘:. .:91, - it, Mirth 21Z'at the filt,ffiiiiiiieli usually plies, the latter_raittglecjed . . 'emu of the elder Kash illeahiilionli what letta- . Arv4, tarn, /monies, Mr: Brines Eska - Mea l t we; dot` ii#lktnese by, iisiii . the, Prhopet , •.. a._aral eddeS, Cosgt. ; ... 1 ~,_ kiitme the Coroner ,- set foothildiet he ,46 4in ' Tat i tv z o . , r d esrett, -- I",' P . .. ,e1).1.1 • 15, 'Mara taken hk ; • • 'lle 14: tesondest for • • . 1 / 4 1 . ..., . . • . .• Carols* wn Otes neeniesg , Ofe the- 9111' Of 'Mt' at tioslMbali: • Attorney; Mr; idBer r Delemibwer; (kW , eiho l tiMgal . n.. . . ..•,,.., '.... ..... : .• ... ~,, . 10 .acknowledged that •be wertillaelf ar•aglaalT Nit • on, . Beaugeam. jgarx '. -• • * , ' 6l . we. " - Folln ii;', 3% ji a 4 ._ The .. 4riter of the hit4ll3t . .01) .1144- .' "/. •' • , a mew! who " 1 . 1 . " 44 b " e l'Adhelle 6. `..althie treorge_ Inn_, - * Vii Attirdies,' fdr.. Spading, geed 51. and 4s. cantei gie ipulg o . ; , 17 . r •-•, . ,• ! .. emotes'. was wet.. - .; •• . • '• - _1• • •i•-. - i • • : Arad Mr, Vatting, liitietembsillstiags,•Malbeint. • time of to ri O 4,4oi. k 4,000 p oirrt d eir 4rt• .; ay, deposed, • Qtat.be twartheeirdiliaery .. 4 1‘.' 1. '-: , :'•' .- DI"" 1 " / DS! ' • • ''''•,,,, h _. • - 'i. fßoWtelrizeT.-;•Tuesdne Ma . ~ EWbre' Alie r-7 . e , .0 -• . 14 J. East') Portsmooth .vintaer-hf 7 . mb m, - . - 6 - fi k ; - bisiit• 4o44 . .-. . , c . \:, 4141 he`Wilwarated in the stein* As iiitZ l i ;(31,„,,,,ii. 5 .4„,,,, k werchantL.karebjn, J. - triraieleil; ' lir. Deleft; larevrigaiSso .". ', -I - e thenefortonete Shot-Wee frretk.•' •.: • bebliukeiodonsatlelletirer-hlareh•ll,.Jt Perwk,'Dike.dbliki . 1 ,...„ 16 hi . •,. homiest te es , po4. . , Nis idecco. it !was that the Priforterilters Asyrk• -41ar C b ‘'' W ' W444 ' S hrefild li hit t W b,..‘ 1 Y 4 74 Ejtai. his giudenec tYPAnlyd *AO. 0 4 4 Ti ' 114• Ml .7 ,0 ,• , t ••.. • I .' t . __, it. _ „ ~ . _ , , • . ~ .„. ~ . , .„,. 4 ,,, : rob; ?g, li . rn. . erb r e c i, ein w eecc ood.iintit il - r•ed i . i s erid Plowhe e r . 4 2 k B 46a -a tz i 1110...... _Mk ~ anuitry -111211racell armee was brete nat , atsonocco enquired whe th er-40 fattelrer---MarcbT, I': ;110hee111 OheaPenlaS eejoall"larah r " 1 "- P " Pa we an t g ril e9 I heard of Painter thine thodeath at 4, A•. Taci te s ors hi Pe,2 s 4 l/ 11 •1 . 4 4:A i d . ma,„,;3.1117.,,01"414'.0.0,, ,tried 44,, e 644 Grega . m 1441 : gober ais. - aishili karlo4 4 . • ' . . vit 7 t-4 . e 1 hi . 4 -414 47 . . 4 4 0 14" e. ..'" '''•••: ~'. 1 ' • - Fr il -Fett •It 't.' Nelllfht• 10 . 1 ta•Oirt'et , A_ _ 4 1eti'., 6 1 1 . ___„.. . I The groamdanfauspiefae bar*, thobsoot AO. ssii-Grateau.—" -No or Lord, it at-LKoe• iiii , O. t u m ouss . ,lo V•"*_..c.... y r"""""'•""'' - 'la en witrearonable bur oa the stiAlif ..4 4)se b.ba 4010" r that he is in .cestody4,, ~ • ' :,,... o ,otri k riL" k %s r ; Ikt s frg. ' , a47_74P . „IF - 1 lArtemsded. tilneelthentabratinie ..___ ___lttlitc as , /tit i an .. b a : *ow . tied stAlialii'and Wr - t - 7 . Anita. • declared ; thetthe 0411911ehterhoollibe Rishertibie,s llo- e&t , ?aatt 4ll "a""ta l • 211 ; P. ''" 611 %722.,." 1 1 . i jelten, -- ‘OR -refil- - qaglit sun on part q: 41sett.e .:. . 11. .. .• . ~, .„ ...:, ,s ', , and F. Thaarron;Jr.WAVlalOolittr-rPts Loots"- a , "' 'Tb I was toret i vrtor Riuddbf et it tilieettr, *owe . ... - C. Cray: rentormilk, Commander of the sisip . . on-.-Marcii . m• , L olio aka en entered into, themselves In 1001, if, c, Pp renc h nag O. HAMtes, , Tierat ume,a,dmeneuers•l4. 1 neelfe* esreasher‘. 4 1 iWeeleo - lee a u ' Dee?' I: ; ape,na ;Name • osa=e il Lirairatai • • 11'14 ✓ sureties in • SA Ruh, 'fns their ep: hvb, IL J.. Owenr Orawary: eioprairc,-ixennt--;ltinrch 1 4 .... !i. J. - .Kull, I , ..italliteli..and G. ffaind, kingli!'iet t iqVig# • &Tertfia " ib ille e Prisnakr .. i Orra P ti P 4 .."'"77 7 l o•" • • - -3. ace awl Ike their trial at Alto beet- Assisi% folk Me, line p ets -)fetch 2, C. Mellon, /bran m, vac- ' wileithed Steen Abler'. • • '.. -s • • 5- t .4 '...*-• • *Vet • -'• •-: - -'' ' •! "* • reallm-- Marsh 4: n. and J. '(kohl; WelltottaK awe, -ch- I h rrd trot Min" • Deptford, cabinet, 1 Anal er Mule watioe* , iv , . win Mtge, ir• iliritas, emit*: -.: • • " cl ' i :P ria r rs ,. - 11 4 "4" 28 .21• 11 1 3 t i e t d t," % u nro _ draper _su r o a baste* ofrpenter.s ;COO sad a jarcet rook t . lo t . . ~ 1110( „k_.,.. ma er-- e.. , . e . ~ ,g, the itlefele fmke. 'Air ate(part br Meadoli. ' 40M1 ale Of la dent,' ii, brilriretro. tJ. Pierre, itlonchetr,_pli v nter- . .2 . 01 s 4a; W. : Joehloo mei vs ., * nitai a_ g b ea ll pinwales of a rung man at Twiekenhoes, • obit 114440. rkitsi - The Plaintiff, ilea is )ssi 'ro= 7 / I ) 4ar • !lad J. Pell "' :4 441(164/ P l* " --' ' A .1 "G. p ty rt!torer, and Herat ‘2:. l 4rotiaraltal V 441 1 ii/Z; wawa Mits.*, hi the oat or of Itti • .. , ! ,i Vylik w i*J. h „-- P 4 'w l . c rrad ..pe ne *" . ", .ftian' , . ' lsh ii., mt — eiti. yeber._. the f e :itt od ali ne all, u t a.. .De, fO7d . . ...bY... 11 ,-„, Ehre, S. • 6 ~; ibed be trespass hgllisst ' till ' it , Mitith 9, .T.' W.' Stepheat,'afoneheiter, tbniii-spindert-enseh - D o Itie , pal ish , for seizing tale '' t thi 2, T. and R. Hudson,. IS trennoouth. , Dhidrem.-• cambiums • r2stitcei . il a iV tu rt a litif ll l i __,.. lte l dee ,. If._ T a i L e W l l alll C s a ill f r d ' I tit mitedir Feb. 111,_ T and W, craw rd. reeler, stotteroasons-.4dansh ... a .•!!" .. .r ” a mrt wa .;ror it. al e Ul/t e l o wrsia now nia. r . , , ' :'."' ' 11 7 ' W. WlOU • uburY, BM treet, • eheerainnier. ' I idlest /Oleg k rip tis who*. etas. daft 1; M iht - giffladed a jeitilicatlea Sider al '.•: . ' „ • ORTOICATIES, Frit.* 7 . : : : '. l ' i , • :,:. I pripppor.was losnaindy„but4ise weragkaminii- bet rho I ; . E : , guartilio'Sessiont lorAtitgastfoting a , 7 : l Assmilet. all! _.,w- 11 ; i ssetv,,. liksrj_ se t, s , l . 4r6 s4fti l li s lt : !hisisas:A= er o itat e r f •Xs!" s" P easfiNfiee: 7474 4 ai .: t a t . ~, • , ble to him by the * iiiVrOprfiersti, '• . 7,„ f e r1 an w .110 '1,„.71.17_ 4 "`" ri aite ,„,'" .7 7 l ,, , p 'kT ie b;: c _rri4, B 7. .;„4,.. w m01ir e u nre l ints w ei424 , o4 * we d ,5,: 04 4 that by an Aq tit Pirtiaeleni for in. Threadisetidle•itseer, erten bant-.S. 'algoey; eot-mad, tatite Menu. 0..6..14. Ora. 4 ..; •• 1.-., • 0fi ..,.. .• ... .. t ;, • , 'fib,. the Commissionerh Were directed, `‘e ' W hare nl4.l4° " anleh i • °Weil % 'lenr• ab e r e tel e i( - 1 ‘ 1 hate' wen bike& iliteef, ttf.9 11 5,44... „tit Witte ; p tuyier-T. Hardee , Milr.hien e aueell and placed at the Bar. •• • ''': • .., • • r*V " • t -• ,te - Money to be gild ,flit in ney . et' 4,7: 9l4"dYlSurreYl .:- ' "Pr4l4Clfficielefirittartiziga‘tfimaltrer toted i t od that in • fonrteen ylehti,akdi • OR el- • • PARTNERSHIPS DISS O LVED. .woaraa w e t ..Ig, _ whiiis T hant arm ireiee r d, this At& be 'kw ' , bt•tbe •N. O w bfkworth; pin. R. lialliori.'imd P. Lowe, pin, tasted : -with her by the i g ot ter, JOAN . .2.1 0 le i obt ~ v . , , 0 i 1.4 W Is, J. Alloway, Mid J. -Caliorray, Mrh. its according td the average Oki of i • r o l iF en .d rape ectc ,„,_,l , c, aufe „„d E. , 8 4 ,,,, eu5 k r ..." 3 1111 , , . 4 94 Isther .; roase !oat vio. se r Sony wi th tiori " r 'C , at retie 1799 ihe'coininielkeeri iiiiid'Ais I Arch lad T 1 Cooper, Finehtbure; pribllsben-J . ..A Itetageo in by the. d,. 4f,„nla boilluitii...tbt, ... 1 ~i ii .V thrbwi it r R ad Bridle, • l ertrei Ividei • bee do aid not ithke ' ittl I. J r '''. '' ' iram ZlTag","...'" ~ ' N " ', 27:- .4 . la ; 'sui s• :•• There being mr.eloarge taserrrainatelirt. , Linthor, she , - . 1 the year 1802. 1014$iorf 18;14* MrAt r i c h, a t eshbeLe. ii./"Oliders • and - §_._ *firm, .fieriglte i discharge d, her coast( haviai bode e at er tide dirgctialkat.. IA Its midi in order le raise thWettril: Meet diess-maben-P. J.' Papillirei P. F. Papillon, eat R.', ibu . . , • n .-Toiridsi, hefOre Mr: Ptaisrest and e Plaintiff Clantended !a sill igirt, and yiliemd k1e.:;.N.:,`,1"r„, L„Beeeni:ll"l.l.3__ A iiii Bar a-I r t e - .Y itto catieP-Priatell'" Gee . VAN laa - It i rßo t bert Sicirria,`• sinitiOnaa• el( _''en hi'i ' CI , 1 % ' P i : The question With Whedillelhe 14 , dglae.andions-J. Underhill 4:u T. Coke, eirollalthelle;*011; Pr. Richard Farren. with rehasitter sad 4:obedient . ' l iir ci rue Nein' the ersinmenbeitent of the! I blaallaW" .l . - aS• APO.'" 'la d W• Brows, of HElll677o4 " r ri '• hliv :I° reld.ru g la d° his ,rusts, ' emmarater-D. Rose and S. U. Hunch, of readourelostreet ! The Shigiormensked Ista-what sari of stork he wanted lA* cull om the executio n . of the sward. merehants-J. Hibbert, jun. and F..lllollett, of ily.lard's.eourt. :todu ? and . wai told ballast Marin: : The Magiatroterlwa mod vi ie ; ;Li. argued against the order -of ,Ses. COalehed4rlars,wfne- merchants and G. llenkni, Sbetbeig, ,an appreonce to a witteraroer,busotessisms,FMy ylis..o le Fie st ne t.or ge rs.-G, - mean and E. Birch, thr ist .,street, W hitey! row a wherry, or t d guide lite barge ova, nein toe wryer, MA itisiAT iii support of it. ' Vet druggists-B. Hickson, sea. end . /Whom, kW, but is toillnat Ileum mi appreattaa barbeshhig to de wraith 91toltontat odd, 'the beat authority , c ltVenwpOn-Hell, merekanfi-J. and R. es, •of Soros- The rase Mss Werefore dawn-red. ... . _:* . :Slits Eton feet was ' Voeker's dritiniek. The . dere, Hants-W. Marti J. Swift and A. Shaw, •Lane-end, I,lazo!pnatt..- Two .s itojs snd a.girl, the' eldry ant tufty . • . 7ansioll and J. Barr, run of ace, Were r.o 1 utsday ebasteed Wore 11,1Y:En A Kidd : . Nib been made in 'tits year 1802 0 thrall i t i t i tt d u a" , re' I I". an d J. stag, Gre enw i c h, with stealing a ennatity of" coals- front tat•-•wrhdr fit mid lustre • .*6 . litlcation fir an augraddiration *of thi stoneinuons. •''•— • • • ' . . . , aongside. " - ' Lew he year ISt& Thn Coati could Oil These Jpreajle _depredator' were detretii 1;16' a eti;itjin AWN ........, ~ , ...... , - .. . • • bags, - mete, W .- appeared,. they werwpimeeditt 'With 'fli . Agr- tan of the Act of Pirllatiteni,, and listen - •.,..._"_ ._ ." •' - 7 '' .. '. . . " • 4 . . •• I taiu ehanntees shuns) where they were M the dispss• ' 'tnut .Time la t e awituicas:Butortuan, el; .eortetasei m e - •• • •- -. 4 - _...... . . • low trgemautt as to What iiiiilit tie fait ere-' . ant of them at re our. rain. , , ~ t , .. , .4 4 , .• A hawing kept. it up at the Bear aid . The girl Wal, recognised by 1111.8 Olken os an •14,0dfen 4 jt. awl r-and iMpropriatior. The avetegrefl.. r ...- - .- • ..-- -- . •- . • . licharistg" f • ' •by - beet In antody-tul a - litorket of , To . . hos, ht thwtrbfrolu, foiled wastnelt early in the aittrh- s oh* 41114 ft °era' It • would terleitily • Pe lower when the leg in tile -Market , lotheaded be *numbs; - of Plmuierm t "% of 4 ",,,i' L YT ""° . 96.114talf'Clif.1* . ti6 ta .... fired than if"it had been taken'in die i v itinart a ll i... k _. .' - ~. . 4 4 ' • • •..._,„ •• • - iraula tithe tri tt,i . t . t , hos 31 . 4 4 4: 4 :s e e e t.iKi&O...ktintioeili Coo rt he did' not know that eny ftjbigtiOe • era otteliVlD'ait - ' - ‘44‘11 0 44 iambi ts i t 'atm per water . nod elonsge‘a lunishissm with it. ' deb . Itheshi. - -)4 1 . . ildiliid -• II • i• inilited to . Oi' ' 9- 0 . I 1f.5),1.4 I° 6 . &le her Desoto, ,item' jj.44,ipeareil i i! Iwo account be done' between the Vartles: - 4 . 0g4n.b1.. AO . .e.- r.. ,., •,,... •' . •.. twine mete were no co-Aged:tor the dower. ' cm berifra in tig .hoid of the . ta n , a wl . The mogi,irote, ill eowidefa; ion of their tender, nee, deli l.; •• sloe tee Ages expressed a Mailer' opinion, aid' -TuArc .• ik, . •.' • “ ,- •__A. 4ilin 'it twi on • the PaaISSUInt then. postddy led them dear to the Parish•thbertsia he mit& otnerdt:” • .. ~e Judi for the Plaititiff. ' ••• - •!'''. ••• .. • . , ~ . . -. • 4 • and ~• • ;,. 4 ., , .. ....,*,... • .:: . - 7 , :., ~ b.tlitis to kagtettele, gravely .said, georiemen, 4.beg 1 . - _._ • ._ . t . .... . .- • •••• . !len thousand pardons, for I have thrown peed . An scfreits at the - Dicofir 'Theatre • T • k • VrolitC • . It. . , . .,a , , . that the amusement of Criss, Coe. k :before orrice!" -..7-il=--.7:2m. - •. " • - 4ntleitlefd for her benefit the Tragedy' of glum f i. " •- . 141 ; o the warmer regions ef i the littlltlir ' , fehtkleafslti Foadmtir.7-11 respectable yqurie than tin 'which aho will . perfbrin Ladi • Raol4,h;:je he ' ' yrs :019Flel ---- m. 4 a Mail eloper- loots/ hoard an advertisement to be pot in a morn; lowiltssfet of 7 Mrs. StimOtio; betyfeen "iiEri het hini a . 4,-, rya ago, with a Captain $ bog :Pttptiera - few ilays;ciuqe, offering •a handsaw' iceliiie soil, afterwards play Several Taiminte 'Won . I of the Lady, - perhaps Penting , ' . *swear in lien of .being 'provided with an adequate the:Welch harp, and dance a lloijipiscel its ;100teri e, found that his_ rib, was. gone,. ._ , Vermseest .si hastiest. in ono of !the:Public Of fi ces, •ha shoes' in thacharacter nt . priscilla Tdethei;'fi.he V. !dereing a post-ghaite, _pursued Mai wee-oeelljt-fcrowred with t reply hem a persoli ! Farce of the Reify ), • ; . • -•• ':' .•-I • I "411111 everley,, in yOrkshlre . , where havi , . eg• bakiiogebambers in the neighbotrimirod of SherbOrne.' • 'VW 'the- 301 k inaline, 5iF 'Mai • oTrtiite i rnd . , Ito, . . tic no !), has •reclaimed the . bedy, •and, lone, MI the Cily. A 'meeting•was. Proposed, 'and a. Mr. hosiers: O'DiPteeti Wtticiany, ap r eered i the • • •cal mpie lock#,Would not 44... .he 1 41$444situation offered to the Gentleman in Somerset. ,Ctritfref'lring`i Beisair; D 11414141 rams...fedi ens : oaf • ear and MUSHIA. el• key serifs sec, • TIP,: 4ouse Ahich was. ta he venciered• perm neut . . and Se- :on en itifertrat floe,. fee hjitlng, at ttle latelleCan for s hy .t to s i n g 4 !RM.,l44tllSily g . mf,Ylltia-aaalal !dote; 'Tire proposal. wos instently accepted, Ind aka . the amitity Of - Mayo; issaitlkt to Right Hon. *Ca rad he :lie' en*ed ere- nei- - krtkiligAit Pea ttessandedatacoanpearation, • sixiturodredpuotedre . fleolitSt and otbeta:-; • :-Tileyi . ireiregtillijrattell to . Ilieir . . eat • . ••"•'•- •• !- • • I . -trls44olkblealy 'paid. Certain doctimenta Were then ex:: gate,; in be brought 'up * to riceetti the ars of Ihe e ns that 'are imputed to '.ceaeltmett - nod) lebgagell ; tee: of which, drifin ap-oil paratnent i the - Court on theVednetaffgli r owink• '' '' ...t ," '' . ed ray caste are tee well threntiedi lig werecigned. by vertain individeala. ite•afferwards * t ' Roll-surf perils Parr Ovrias,goeis.:-7•W ea . 4ie; 1 : and false attack is made en /hemp*, iseeaered gibe the whole tau a gross Imposition; day eteoring senttight the Post. t ollii hat fly Of r; he • • t, . ‘, she aiticoaoh'establithrnent ; it should bt vender 0t414.014-4 COM, bud. thp :parchments' mbney to the ambient xf bit'iLen'lbOt. and 3 '; ie real .state of NE ease is ea follows : —, lotteries. • The Grailematt bating -Imelitlione re- ' hiving been entered by ii4alia'of ainistec-ke y . the hating bought It small pig of 331 b.. than* to legal advises, an arrest of tleritigingtient, wards were perfectiyu t iiiiini4t, The kirks 'tout hot' 'bask arrived; et lisidloore he put it was determined upon , brit wises tic hoe; It was' therefori have heen piciedi some *sad d ' era tat properly packed ( there bei ng only. one 'thew subtend to search. Ma Apertutents - and & tear-- which sContained thilutak•itoto and s s i e tice woo alto .. MI which so 'objection was made: by t Cant being obtainid, / [feeble* ' aid • iirawn; two • unioaketti.•tans'hariog hem /elope - were left lan whe . l lll lluside l 1141R.164-$11 . 41191a111' ikon, were dispatched, strlont 'thy lhamberi • wera upon thatisot • &quantity' otilisiodwstel sv eje 1,0 .- o . :, a ,at all span the wieesmiealmaleddi• rcetand :a eiraktity 'ef.Tparibei sassed; whoa* . non* , MAW: ; .". . .• • . • . . -7.... •• :. - 4 •••.' '*/* .. r • ..4n friends ii, 'tiowN-in VehalaPbbiateitr; Mel it is elPeek'd;liiii WO' tk• Iliacso# oo Y of Isi_ 6 ll*' ii'.* : .' ' ' w‘ ' - L im. ' l ' "_ -_ - 1 ikon, .- -- 7, -- . - r --- . .rv ,- •••• • ~, • • •. en :l tt i eis . w. , )llatirled , thr .4Nellillieilktithissis ised .fread, .rattler . r entues'Aleses fit . sobs;, ddif - .. • - • tie ' lis 4 0. 4 tMet, ~.rj . El l :P • ..e. i k;4 1 .....4-:Z.,istiP • - ..t . z*.be'r.! • t sea r ch is orakielf listoiltrilltratilsti.. - , . .....1 A ' ferryman Otivree. 17. Fleet-wen. - if - . - ' • . . .., , ! o ! ‘ .. ! -,,, ', • • • .. . ... . , • --• t • • , . ~. ... - t• , • . ... . i _ ' . • ' .. .. ... > t 4 • 4°- • • . . , , . .