The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-07 00:00:00

DEVONSHIRE ASSIZES, •Ivc. 4. T. Court ist ' , ere et Nisi Pries, at eight o'clock aorssi $$ g, sod continued at basins-as till helf.post five. h, • not not. single rate was sohntitted to the .I.lts the whole elev. A car.. poipeetiog the proper. ty it. a NAM conaum.ll moral bows yeatettlay, and ..tictrat there hour% this morning. It ended !ett" , 0t...1t a. it hergan. with the paternity.. that the coats .4 1 1 1 ,, I),4endania. though fenffera of • Chilliey. will 111110.11 i to full fifty times the value of the properts nought in be reepv•red. There was also, sn shoo.' ..se l l..sing cage of 1 ' El•ortlty V. the late Nigh Sheiiff of the Coenty," for estortion on the part of one of his officer% Noon the tint, of a writ of Caries ad sotitfariendmne. It had ..... hing r ema r k. Able about it vs.ept the regolatitv with which the t:oungel for the Defendant ottiertell In every gees. vino propounded Si, the Coustod for the Plaintiff, which objections *CM as regolatly, after II Inns dis. cu,sion upon each, overruled by the Learned Judge. It was finally altr..ll to rake a special verdict for tbe loose consideration of a. C , no shove. KEICI' ASSIZES, Arc , 5. CIVIL 5111 E. TI!t: IItNG V. Jell' AI)N TWO OTOTIIq. Th;% MDa a Ittosectelitto et she instanc► of 'ha Corn. miasinnots..l Esriso. against th► Derendan's, 1/4 "1 Jere. John Underwood. and James Cl , the .airai latter hrong bale shoat 14 y►was old. fee 4 dot. anti an almeoll no sh► p►raun of Mary Casemate, at Maidston►. on th► 29111 of Marsh last. 'Poe M. proved against Is. Defendants was in tni"l"ll'r. this : A sister of the Nosecutris had barn examined es a winless in support of en ittformalinn ltasitt , t a min named Patience, for seating rpi. ritoows Itquota at Alaidttowe without a thuncs, for which I.lfence be ass etievicted in penalties. The Pro•ecut , is bail also been seppasneed es a witness in support of the information, hat was not examined.— On the c.::itth of-March last, the Proseeetria, stecous• poniesi by a friend, omit to take some refreshment* at the Taik's !lead porter-house, at Maidstone, where she met the Def.., dant Jety, sod PIIIIPOCIP, the person •Irestis mentioned. The latter and July has nsed:ately began to abuse her in very coarse end abusive totters. calling her en infnuner, Ike. The pabl:can ',rine. the storm was gathering to a greater climes, Iterged the rstties to tetire from his h o es., and accuttlittej the l'restcuiria cent into the street, whither shy on. followed be Jury and Ptiiencte, the latter totting obtivived, " that he would give a pound note had his wife been there in tear her clothes from bet tack." As soon as the Prosecetriz was fairly in the s't PP.. she immediately boratee the oljoct of the Tory, rot only of Mrs. levy and Patience. bat of a tornu'loova ntoh, vs hi , h instantly c.athered opon 11 :e attra:l - .0 notice ttat an Wenner ass "turned net."l The hostlen of the riot supplied :hematites with the mooleri. 1 of offence from the neieliboutine fish-mike. rod the kennels of the street, of a hich both afforded great taitundance, in the gate and offal of b•b and mad, with which the hapless Prntecut•is was haw diately assailed. retsrcetion being at length ex hausted, ihe was left to the kind interposition of some pitjieg females, who conveyed her to a hoes*, anti pro cured thou necessary comforts wilily her si• 'nation required. The a hole of the evidence detailed a **thief brutal outrage, which would be scarcely credible if related of the mast berheroes nation in Africa. The mob vies stated to be near 200 in number, but the only offenders secured wets the D.fendasts stow on that re cord, the teat having escaped. The juvenile D.fendants laid the blame on Pa tience, and their companion before the Comet, who on her pert denied altogether any share in the dis west's! tran•action. The Jury, under the Learned Judge's directions found all the Defendants Guilty. CROWN SIDE. ........ John Cruitenden - ass iodieted on the Week Act, for asslirinosly rotting certain bop. binds gro•litit oa poles, in a plonlail. , n of Samuel Sante', at Beneudeu, on thip sth of July last. If appeared in evidence that the Prisoner had offer ed another man a shilling to cat the l'resecatnes hop. binds, bot the latter refusing, he cat them himself.— Under th.o.cirroass'onces. _ _ Mr. ANOSIWS submit's& that there Iris no eiri. dance of that ,dice •bich use neressary In sopped Ibis indictment, and referred to s rile decided by Mr. Justice Heath, whn ruled in the rase of an in. dictmestt for desirnying ri at repress malice to wards the owne► meat be proved. Here they. was Making from which even implied malice could be in ferred. M r . Brum, on the other hes& dim ingulabedthis tram the case referred to, as well as the ordinary case of injuring tattle, that the malice alleged might be compornelori of • malicious feeling towards the Master owl the animal Injured. Mr. Baron G.tostow held that there need not be •specs• malice proved, but said, that if much proof ores wanted. the circumstance of oho Prisoner amine a shsliine to another man to do iho mischief was rotfict.nt fur the purpose of this indictment.— If the i s rianner hail rut the hop-binds, with an 'plena lion of injutivg the Prolocutor (which he left to the Jar, ), it was clear malice within the wailing of the statute. The Prisoner was found Gat!, and received sun. fence of dosth. MALICIOUS STAIIIIING. ..... ......—...... Wm. Wuctly . er was indicted for maliciously stab bing Eitzahrth his wife, with a case•koife, at Offbeat, on the tOih of Match. It appeared. (torn the etielmice of a young woman, named Finny Kettle, and James Noirell, that the "'darner and his sire, who ere both labouring people, 11.41 been minded about a tilelte.month, Ind doeirg that timel.s.l lived topther upon very on. hippy terms. Aimee II in the evening of the day Nivea/Hood in the indictment, the Prisoner rewind home from a piehlic.hoose at Town•malling, in a low 1.1 inteatration. Ilia •ife, lib* had been to her unrle'i in the /MP place, retained, in a few mi. naive after Lim, oil!) her baby in her armo, and erina s,el.invd 'het she wanted fond for livreeelf and chilJ. Tbe near began to abase her in violent !suggest, which was anseavrod by the wife in waist/pall pro • a/ II- Shure her en the floor, and iu the strag c'r, oft t.r a fterßards ma:: II ;.t up, he eels. 'nip. STATESMAN. aul a cisy.knife, wed iellieted a slight ground atom her left breast. The bustwaliii then left her, and ye. fettled home again about throe in the morning.—No thing was sppliod In her wound : 110 surgical, aid was called in, and when she saw a Sargent' two days if. rees sge il.,, he thought the injury in slight as ti. re. Ignite none of his assistance. It ass stated, by the witness Norton, that be had reason to suspect that this wife was unfaithful to het husband's boll, and be, sine• that he did net see any 'bound inflicted. The Learned Baron, doubting whether by could , to:amine the wife as • witness to seppurt the indict. Im►et, touferr►d with Mr. Jestice Park, wyn bring of opinion that she might he ysamiorti, she was accord . high. pat into the ellnessi.tion. After undergoing a strict Yxsmination by the Learned Judge, ►he pr kited and contradicted herself in sneers, puttseolsrs. She was also centre dieted in part of her statement by the jailor. From the shot* tessour of bet evidence, it appeared that she had instituted this proceeding in consequence of repeated acts of ill *sage, in coder to get chi of her husband. T hi. Law al JUDGE *eked the lay, 'shah'', ef ter the &coronas' of the principal slums, they could come to a ',solution of convicting the tb. Jury instantly found the P. ironer Not The following Prirnners were tried in oho enune nl the day lnd received sentence ofilesi : —John Wood. gate for horns-stealing; Juba tirancer, tut haggler, ; Carr, for berths', iu tho dry-time; Joseph Thorp John atitl liens. Davit, for the like (Pesci.; and Juhn .ll•Pktrson, fur %totaling in r dorlling-hoese. ENNIS ASSIZES (IRELAND). Jlll.ll' it VIE ZINO W. 11£11. SUROUISH, t.Q. A 311) JOUN II AGM ATU. This was an ex ofireb information filed by the Att.rn•y•Genersi against the D-feutlants. for con. risking, with others unknonts, to ttess.port a woman of the name of Judith I.)neby, in America. There was a second count for ao assault and false impri sonment. It appeared by the evidenee of the said Judith f.yneby and her father, a eery pont man, living at Clare&ld, in this minty, that the Defendant, 80. rough, • Magistrate of ibis county, and the other Defendant, his tenant and steward, came to Lynrhy'a hong., at Clareield, on the 17th August last, took •way the women, and on pretence of bringing her before Major Warburton, the Saperintendent Ma gistrate at !Utast', put her into a boat, and rowed towards, and actually put her on board of a re••rl then ender rnil, with pes-engers for America ; that she was actually taken to America, and brought hark by order, and at the @spruce of Government. For - the Defendants, throe witnesses were pro. deem), who swore, that Judith Lynch, went off •itli 'ter own free will in better herself; and one of them swore that Judith Lynch, had been contemplating a va)aue to America far upwards of a veer, and that she was trying to prevail with the 'liana (another (smile) to srcompaity her. The Jet'', after a short deliberstioa, Limed the Wrodsots Guilty upon both counts io the Were'. tioo. WEST-END FAIR. Yesterday the •nomination of the Weslende►s was renewed st liolt.streel, when nit loon mew, trans. (erred to that Office by the Lord Maser s were pet lo the bar in order to be identified. Their names were, Was. farmer, John Spink, Thomas Thdro, F, ank Pardon, Alfred Pierces, and John Young. Jay, the constable of Hempstead, who was so "mended in his head and body, that the villains left him senseless, and he wes sepposed to be moldered, attended, in a very low state, hi. head bneud up in consequence of the wounds, but he etteld not iden tify any of the Primmer, as amongst those who attack. ml him. Thomas Lords, of Little Corter-lane, Doctors' Commons, stated, that he was at West-end Fair on the Monday evening, and described the daring con• duct of the gangs of thieves who assembled there:— Ile then ob d them roh several persons. and now identified F. 'stardom, A. Pinny. and J. Young. as hieing been unties amongst one of the gangs. Wit. rims saw the persons hustled and robbed. two nr three moons be saw distinctly. If the persons at tacked made say resistance, they site knocked down, sad moot brutally treated, with bludgeons or cudgels. It was perfectly light ; be saw distiuctly *hat ass doing. Is about hull an hour after these robberies, he saw another man robbed, knocked down, and as dreadfully (rested, that be was in sisted to go to his assistance, when he was knocked I down, beat with a blodgeon, robbed of his watch, bat, and one of his shoes. Witness did not *O wn the Prisoners Pordbam, Piercey. or Young, shorn be bad seen amongst that gang who knocked him down and robbed him. --_.._..... _ Mr. Ilarmer's desk attended for the Prisoner Pardhaen, and alto a Mr. Jobe N;cbolls, who stated himself to ►ase been a desk to %1 . Geisler and Co. furriers, 20 years, and that Pierce; was vas pipped in their horse as a porter, and be spoke to his general attendance. There being en special offence charged against any of the Prisoners, they wet. ordered to he taken back to the Lord Mayor. Marv, she City Police-officer, now stated, that he had witnessed the conduct of Pardon+, Pierery, and Young, in situating a num ber of persons who were assembled nea► London bridge, at the time the rowiiig.msich •as about to start. Alderman Wood was likewise near the soot, and called his attention to their conduct. On a Gess. 'lemon's declaring he had been robbed of his speciac'es and case by the gang, and telling them they would come to the gallows, Deuce took them into custody ; and on Pierce; be found a handsome meowing dog. PO LIC E. Kattsrox•Houst.—Yesterday tho Lorto Slstda ass again engaged for a considerable lime in Ids pri Ws room hearing a further elucidation of cirnum. stances relative ea the Isle proceedings at Smithfield. particularly as to the placarding and distribution of snore bills which are said to be of a sedition% nature. Two ;ersuos were same Opts Orme found in the act rr pronlog those bills Ad wets taken Inte.corstodye•— Nothing criminal. however, appearing against them. upon the first private ersrninviirtis. they we,. dis charged, promising nr the 1111411 time to appose again when called upon. The two hill-stickers according ly attended yinirerdly and 11111derlielli a long essmi• ovation, nap other individual only (a person knnon in thr city) attentling as evidence. The Lord Ma) or. the Clerk, and one rd the Marshals (we be lieve) formed the remainirg part of the Court Nothing however of a &dace or arty important rim. hire resealed from the investigation. hot it was ra entered that a taw , workd he made out. As songs vs the Lewd /48)or mitered the Justice. root•, • r•apec'able tradesman was che.ed •ith having interfered with two of the Mors, alto were In the act of tearing down a political {Avoid from • ' horde, in front of C:irrotre Lottery Oar., Gimbal. The hill which a s entitled " A Kew to the Mouse of Coonotes;"but it proved to he nothing •+ore thin an l eftward...input of a book with that title. The Delend ant bed ptomain' to B.k by whet authority it w•s, that the Officers tote down the advertisement ? He was onto med by a declaration of their authority as 04cers. Wards having then passed between them they took him into custody. TN. Leap MAYOR said, he hid now in his turn to ask by whit authority he had Interfered with the ()Wets who Pete engaged io palling down obnoxious bills? Th► rMentlant replied, that he knew the printer and publisher, show mem (W. Dolby. Wardoer. street, Snho) was sfkied to them, and knowing Mier to he a man of iniqpi , y, he felt indigeset at series his properly destroyed. The Loan MATcra asked Weaclant who an 3 • hitt he Iraq Thr Defendant laid he was a plate.manstactorer, and had come from Sheffield. The Loan MAIOn said, if he was one of the errantry Gentlemen who bad COMe up to loon for the rerpose of parading the city, and interfering with the Officer., he had mach better have stopped et home. The city walls, or even the horde of an in. disidual, was not to be defaced or disgraced by bills of sny descriptiun. The Defendant said, be assumed no such tight, and his Lordship was sadly mistaken in supposing that he was an idle fellow from Sheffield or thereabouts.— Ile had been a manefacturer in London for the last twelve 'ears, and at present lived 41 Gray's The Lunn Matron said, that this alt►red the case allognther. Ile nosh, however, recommend him in attend his matiefactory,iusteed of looking after post. The Defendant replied, that he had no sorb talject in view. As to Lis attending his manufactory, he etas a.irr) In add, 'bat trade ors very bad indeed, and he bad suffered mach from vent of emi loyment for some time. Afire a few oilier 'Nerds, his Lordship admonished him, sod be was, of coarse, discharged. 47111.111 1 1 RD MURDER. ColLorr Jostler-room was nu Friday erawhd to etre.., illoosch she Aisle, attar P.bik 10 • liars. the eta telsetton ..f Henri Sent. a boteher, residing al S. 4. Araiwila- Koolfro. •ho en. tall. • tote rowdy the soloing before as the Iliad lea, Seasovhlll, for as asleep. to eerier ' its wife. The woman had eloped friss him in the watts of March, OIL wish it fellow of tie manse of Seaton, a broker, hi that oeighlsenithorol, who had been the intimate (neon of the luoband, and really supported by how nod his fitaily. The guilts p.iir left the rotators for Alorrira, ad .b.itt:s after their l i i arriiril as Philtdelphne fhottoa destrird her, kti4nd bee is /mu di.tress la a foreign land I 1111111•11Chd Sealy she pro. eared A .sage to L 0113511, anti after etirwasterius arra, perils sit sea, wilted at Lico pool. from *hew, .he proee.4.4 so Loodco, sod life:e on her los.b.sad hens the Aerates'. Head t she r rreartaiees flint follased are fully detailed by the nit ' ues.rt prodoredoeninst the Pri.oaer. Perviou,ly to she arrival of the Mitzi trate ( Alders** Hee- G Air). a rproserger eau dispatched fruits the 011 ice to Sr. Bar afro's :lo 0011, to learn the slate of the rife, and *hr. the. she arts able in make her depsuitioa ; to this enquiry the roller leg owe oas rstersisid : " This is so certify. dial 11111. Swat 111 * Paned • Pad 1 4 6 4 mod is better this isorraing, hat enema be roesliered oat of dotter at pretest. A. re.t I. a prioripal object tit the treatment of her rare, it would be better to defer her eseadowdloa. " 'here is or lawivaite dourer to be appreaeaded• " H. IlliN MI ELL, Hoove.Sorzeis. Aege4 6, Our &Clock. " flartholoose•'s Hospital;' Tie Primmer mai thee pia-ed at she bar. He is a ynenc man. about lariat .eit,ht years .141. we. re.pretably drered in black, mita a whit► viamienat, sod agwenred ?effect', real sod enileited, bat witlimai aoy appe.imice at 'Eyadema or bravado. . . The lirml white-. railed was Thomas Pitisouse, waiter al the florsren's Ilea& • les stated that Ike woman csme to the len My their Lavern° .1 roach, bet•ren W and II o'clock Galas!. day marsiop, heel breakfast. and desired is be fernished with paper. hr. to write a biter f she wrote one, whirls 'lessees by if potter In Piatiro 1 she reseaskred within doors the rem aim. der of the Aar r asvl half-paw aim la IN esteems's.. after she had bad her tea, the Primmer arrived, sad ow impair* for Mrs. Seen., ens aisles kale the r mom to her 4 steer., were on other persons is the room bat themselves. ?h mil, after le (the witness) brit( in the ;swage lead* to the hack yard, heard a *Joke. gimlet, anal immedistiely *second i and before he nod hit fellow-servant meld g et 1.. the ranee door, a third they both ricked his. the room t kit fellnw-tervant was lied, who immediately flied wt, " Thomas, the wine has get a Ride 4" the woman at the same thee cried oat, " he will Mill me !" Ills compaei•in Ines, node a snatch in yet lime Loam., but missed his 'sold s She win Shen •:tered the I d oeroism of we krile. and tromping it fell lit Ili, hand, stabbed Ike asinine wbh areal violenee in the ihrf.so. Ile thew ark, " I hate areas. plished ens parrs, t l wish for mallet bat In setter t I knew I shall safer." The wife replied, " Vem, base. Hears.. reed 1 freely t.rgire von rime aced has me." The Prisoner lora Lad, down and los.l her Wire, snick she reformed, " I hone the law will ant Sake Iliad of you s you are ear ere I of humbsnda. and I am the very worst of w IM, mad I h. pe ens fate will be a watering so all Ima st Ices." She was then take. an a shutter to the I Jr, pital. ncd oh nes . was thit:om ' she wns contosially &lire on her dear Ilenrs, wishing hcs 1.. Liss her, list hookas hies en give her hi. hoed e evee of a,-. admit Sash held of her eyteneed tem.d. which she Ikea timed 1na..1 alrly. -as " list MI, I sh. ll now die Maples . - -atiseakist. She shanger's leamJ ler Ilia uS her Al sh;< pant a the rriP. pee . which Iraq elviis with mach rrAight part or le.. w:tu.... Il.t Plitoore.L.ttim.l...eere• nil lu be ori.eire hita. hi. lip quiircre.t. Vie tic trio .50 /4.4 his r hole C. 11.1.1444 a ..Tll.. nil be Woo gn ud, Hz I . .t.• rd .irtel siEin led 1 boa Orr a .b.set kierto he t:euiell 1.. b compn•ere._ Tbs•maiss Turner. the rarer, ...14 be wow ilk ersl wens." is, lb. la nut be yaw the a tie oa her Anti. on 11u li ossr. mud 51 , sass, Amelia: rut ter ....Ma. :I I 1.11 hr. cutout; in. tie m N. up, and ;alert. iusz be b.-J a Liar. t.e (vise ilira.) Area nu. It, A.- es and gel saw Ike Mi.. our to relbeltias. lee.l the , t!litati is the verb, n. de.rribed by Pi. Locee; 11.. (tell he ul..rsar.l. I will eel beet ;se* al tees I I.**e nes ornp•i..wd in* pa. p.a. y" be ilsen lnl Ow knife drop Lon Lo. head. 11.. Ile.. w Ols•rtiritc 1.. Wen. what a r... 11 Milo be war .0 C. writs ...di 3 Jeer!, said thin be kad ri. i tii b.- non death ; I. e Pil,ol.er replied, hr ant pea. r I. .Ire 1.46 N,, n a have weies..n; vskit Is la. a it. said. .• tide. d I h..... I irear furgire and laspe nn Farm ad, ea.., te y..”." Tim mita...o Ws., riwrobotwed i 4 re•ajal ..1 he Mtn re.n.• IL, miba quensl* s 1 e S•l•.rn he ird alas, 4.4 se r of p . • ..• awl 1:•... * .1 A* Ike I. N . r white brig e. 1 the es hal. ii sst• 1ii1t•,... 11. i I. `, • • tII C.I I. Olt l're:Ls: r. 0.1 ba C3:C". • t ; ttC to le Steel 1 air L0241)41'4: PII-ord nal I'istti44e4l t 4. Prenir. at th► eteci, hu.l, ti.4oe.r) cotirt, tire. ,trret. "Z I Osiris I sin 1%. mis." ars! MitifAl4l•••l si 1... Skip.. tee is 'Writ re 14.4014. ihs smirking Olin. ••te roma ;:jv frit Oiling., p.at of <I 141 C ,., Oct.. le- :..4 ..rd es A ',h.:Jim h:r licifi• ilia, se Is. lite 4Ls tem.. he hal re. riird t• s hie site is she r .1 “ .64 Lead) I. shrse *lads Au_s.l §. 11 1 12. • Ileary.—Yno, b diastit. wil! so at inn.... • 44.0. one •I• 1 I have 1 IN., I. ii..••• wee, I N., r .4,leiedl .1 in, crime. and st • eperti sr I 1 'Noe treed more shim 1 rm. 11 . 11 %w ere..l . llltse pears— their si.ormo.•ine last sad mod , k. ship Isms Ins flat roc prthopt. o.erty 11.1.10 INA 1 h p oi es 1 ...4 In (: 41 no daff4, he cc rot swain. &al base goo safe se Erg! t.lO , we en re to roe • m , rl(a e..ar feet, lad leptons our ppus, it soh f /ann per 'is. am; %1111. • h f t e awe nerawist e. r brfa , e dand d. ILA. ..1. I pern:rio. and tote. lie my si e, nod hew see aril. hew ws f..r rarrr‘, Om well a. t1..l li.o Rh.. I I hste Is.. if ms .1... v nu, 01 . 1 b, mss et ,. e. Ili in ee.. %IA stuel.l -et Is 11.1 I alai. he w .•. I ‘•4l 15.4 %all Chaim. I • , :ilre..afoni Ca! shot ,kes a s see,,„ Ire ms d •af Nate maid mita Ihrf know ). as ;. v 1... .4 ism. for or. ald sr. titl e ar,eah e, their mango (I Wit f. , if their bulls', spared), and I hope I MAW+ ail dal ihni fw w.wwWWw te.w. " All I we,,, is. so pas. the reinai.ol . r *Jelly di, issobsturiry. Of la Ile • .fklanine. It reel think pr. per. Of Wes.. OliOf el .re • ••el Arica ww, fir U isor I • S.e taw.. howl Am. rtes. Wined on Treolny fl•of , I hi Olt 11 Ira Li.. fa • awl .1.1. einem. tot 1.. the !Cif in a * . 111• ad, a ✓hea naafi rear as- wry i • ts the gi.Alr.i s..a please le lel me Mire ...we t I he slot. r. I Im'f. a. I have not w 40..11 to wear. Om! 11e.4s s taint itch . .efoe set AI. Is, as shall be m. f e; oils a•k son, an • sew 611 say hot, that V..tl know of c.y two gin Engle d, , ins s , 1. k w kai a Pairoes fora lone too.an to rase. Ido son Iv ails noels will get this, bat, if )..• ran, .1 me he w si..aieht Will is i d to be coy Int. la Wed. I will ter owe.. n hre.id mad eater if sae hit obi An parr Grremetww. Oa! Het.rs, be rat deaf to we prate,' I ha., it is o rrinw. I have wfwe baud yea say yes error World Sorely, s Dais write to say )uu win ponies re, aid de what see like isfli.e; het ea u.rt 1. 8 :.my • f my freewill know that I hstve wirttle Its yowl—gtvnt we feat regent, If )au mamas grow sue ante. Les me know, for l aril solely 21. in brow .me to Loudom. One tie.. k. R!A STEVT." Hedvig she predated shekel& with ',deb sae hlnody decd en essionti led I it was sae al the eimemse *Where hal yes ink CAIN,. nee was covered with blood op so she Mks the poise and the edge appeared tensed, as .work ssg.n.ssl a ....ler lair woman has in: been 'tabbed is Ilse side mud stomata beta* nwisiises..es eta lati the tore. ON the Pri..tner'• being Lte- In the Cnn.pirr. he okrd for pen and paper. and wrote a nate to his si..er t4kets to her by Hnd.nia. but he thought it tight in Woo:: ibt Note has k after .hr had ,wad iL. The sate sus turn istoduccJ, and !rad as — I/1 . 1111 I-.us.►.-1 have here to she Serarrn•. lie d, so d sera Maria. ate, I f what has pared Isettseeo •osl as ow* .e Gel .par—trpet Coco, r. I sista lellve it to bon to bred the ima.ttr la the best vray )as eau Woof father and mother. MARV . . On the other side was written. a• I but " Wer, lasi world out put slim on the other side fur fear ut shafting yite too evade t). It if tel 1.11 r•e to Cagle at us, oi as yell tallbet he admitted, but shall be girl to see some of yur in the warr ing This here the whole of the eeidrore at pre•eat to be pro. dared, the Prig:met win asked it he wished to say any thing for himpelf, or whirh he hewed reverif,illy to the Alderman, and •imph replied. •• N , •ir." lle a... then remanded WI ty swat. and on. r.n.et.d It it k to the Comptes' us a roach accompaated by his brother and his cousin.. AfARAI(7. VXRRIDOR Coolotperter's Remo.— rreaseo • Resort S. Wind. per load ha. —s. M ITI. —p. Ilmetev, per quattst —d. to 41 , .. 0. 14.. —4. to —4. ems . —4. to 50..—d . Odd Diolo ..... —4. to —.. Peet Rye INLNGAIE AND LKAIWNHALL (h% lb. t'acra.f.) Reef 5.. di. In 6d. Veld ... 5 . 81 . 1,. S. . ca ... li. id. to 9.. 0.1.1 Perk .. 4.. r•J. to 91. QJ Lamb ss. OA. to TITIF7r - A - CLiAC IM . James% Makes .i 9: 74. t mamas* 6?.. 01. --s. Oa. CAdre Markel ... ..os. Yd. Yellow Rll-•iiibi, 04. —,... sld. Whoirrisapel Motet 3s. 61. Wiese ditto --9 Pd. —9. Od. per 0. of Mb. Snap deli., . 80,. td. —s. Od. Average.... 39. bid. 1 Melrose stud 33. 01. .—.• od. Dam rough. 32-.od. 335. Od. Graves .. Mr. Od. f;..id I )rreb les. std. 94•.—Card. Wt. —P.... 06.. 14s. 04.-1 Hod, 13.. 69. YAW% Slap, 86,—Mori Pruce Caod co. per Joss •rw RAGS. PR ICE K efts ... 5: 0-. in G. 0.. Bawl ... it. I .16. 111 b(. b. IF HOPS. • Els POI UST. K.-16 .. 10. I. M. M. Sores . 51. U.. W 51. IS.. biers 61. ratellall 71. 1.. 7 . 15- PRICE OF LEATHER. Sotto. 50 to 56ibt. tarts - Isd to $l4 pee lb. Ditto. 56 to 6dlbt. tub bed to !44 Mercbaatt* Rack, . —4 to —_,4l cd7; 13d to led Floe Cowls Hides -17 d to 191 Crop Hides 35 to 101111,ot editing ISO to 171 Ditto 4. to Stabs. - INd to =t d Cult Skim SO to 4tllito. 2utl to 5.61 Ditto 5U to 7011,. -50 d to Slid Ditto 70 to Sells - WA to kt Small Pond> (Cireeniond) - &A to tSd Lora' ditto 6 0. . to 140 t. per dozer. RAW HOOKS. Reis Iketin awl SWers(per Wow) lk Ad Oa 00. M. M tMedg. Ot.t i leary Markel frit lingll.ll W. to ea. U. CRT. AOCCST E. 5.411. Price. 32. 1.5. I. 414 WI COAL-MANN slam at Mai Let. Shrps Nrwcd.de SX 4 ikiltra.sid .. 4 .... LICHAN Adnierdsim. II 16 at night, II Amsterdam Ditto. at sight dirterdam. 11 52 Arndt—v. 12 Harangues. X Altura. 11 I Poi.. 3 days's iiibt.l.llo Ditto. 15 40 Hmtrdrawa. 25 40 rrant no 'bedside, 150 Madrid. 96 Ctddie. 96f 96 *vide, 56 Gibraltar. 32 it: 6i. t-• 10, FaioaT. .111,6131 O• tottora. 49} fwesa, :5 11•34, IS Yeager. VS 118 per O. I.o.tson Uporie. _44 I Km Jasteiro. 55) Dablua. IV ver Ceti. ' Cori. It 3 per tent. %aloof tbell-stik 11•Iloole. isortura lic1.1.:• Co:a. VI. my p e r of nOldiollon. 51. Ilk pied. IN*lldv. 51. tqd. Sillertor liart,raissdae: Sc. CI. The numb.•, of •...ers far the Ita?..veh of Ilehestrt mill he irveii4l!,. e.i.te.,serl berms. inols•• Oectioo, ite rxtet.ite Iwo of loud hating been Isi4 out for the buildirg of houses, which is to be ceied the N • l'o en. 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