The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-23 00:00:00

STA.TES'4AN: BFFECIS 01 PAPPR NOSE -'- " While it k in the power of th. Directors o f the Rink of England to lucre:mew diminish the emetics' •.! the country at their pleasure, no person can form soy probst.l• estimate of the tale, of Lis property et any period, hot • little remote. 'rho estate that is purchased to.das, and reckoned a good tia rissin, may, by Me Bank's I:mitiug its discounts, or nitlideswirig its notes from circulation. be rendered, in • very PhOtt lime, not worth half the sum paid for it ; and on the con 111 l y. if th. Directors were more Wirral In granting discounts, and increased the number of their ovtes in circulation, either by lending to the State, ..r to inditiduals, the estate might Pl.e..litY become worth doable the mosey, that is, drinbla the piper ft bad been sold for. This artificial soil unnatural Platens, renders the money salve of all the property in the empire dependant on Its. lies and opinions—. lb/ whims and captires--of twenty-four ! It I. their fiat alone which makes one transaction good and another bad. They hold the ,rate of value, sod change its reiteration as they judge proper. fate that attended the late issue of three millions of sovereigns, nit one of chic% remained in circulation three m oths afteracara, will, we should hope, pre. lent any farther attempts to make gold coke of the legit weight and finesses', tireolate in company with IS istesteolesiible paper. Nothing but resides ing Bank-notes radian/viable for cosh or bullion, can possibly restore the currency to • snood state.— Esrey other scheme for site acromptislimerit of ibis most desirably object. sill be colloid completely deist. slice and inoliectosi."—Edinburgh Rcri.w, Dec. IBIS, on Air. Ricardo's Economical and Secure Currency. INTELLIGENCE. couitr or l n ANC; RI, ArRIL 22. 111:17 NCT()% ARCADE. ODELL AND OTHEIta V. 1.01.1) GIUNGE CAVENDISH, was not the Me. as it never hud, never would he used as sorb. The Learn►d Gentlemen on the other side had !node oce of some whimsical arcoments re. 'porting the dancer of the doors brine len upon all uieht. 'Phis W"joq to , 11 'hat the Wio.tern pro prietor.; nett to forget 'heir property, In it o: ett en the depredations of PM% thief. and ellonioe, the A roule to he s: • chief inli.et or robbery. it was ludicrous to dwell on such in orcoruent. If IRON, AND °Turns. This rage was formerly hero', the Court, when we folly repotted all the particular', as stated by 11w Solicitni.G•nerol, end it mill be tecollected that the rase w.s ordered to send weer in consequence of the agreements not being at imiwil. The SuLlClVitti.(trete 11. new stated, that the plivntS hating honn siiimped, he had to more that the Court should grant en Injonoion to tettrain the Dc. (rodent', from to•kiite a ti.saage from the Arcedeto the Western Exchange, Old Bowl-street, as the stipule. tinna COnIllils•li in the •grretiient were, that Otte should he only too dooro, one north and one south. The C. frotis.:% had, howeviir, ogoinerl a doer to thy %Vittorio Eseham ee, or Bond.street Bigler, which was become a public way, and thus the contract a• violated. At the •arrie time he had nn objection to the proprietors of the Western Eachante who hail thripo in the Arcade, from having a private contui. notation from rim to the eq. r, hut then ant Afield not be public, elm it wool,' he nereorary to have twenty watchmen instead of two, es at present. It till said that tiro would he shot ep before via. hut then these oat no certaioty .by it might not be Irft el en all flight. The Lour) l'itancris.on obverted, that towering by acriflint he woo in, titool to go to this Earlsane,* acd see nothing which pleased nim, and if he sew the , into the Arrive and hoeght something, was lie to he Werth, forted to gu back by the IVe•leris Etchani,e or TI I could he not co doe n the Arcade? tillitgrd to I, The SufACITOtt G ans.• cud, fiat bona hearth in the le an A reele pending in fide perch reelect m oth important rase is now would nut be refried access, hut with pliasere hes the Ecclesiastical Coed in Cotters' Commons. in what he complained of we., that the crowd flirting's * t!:e merninc i n t o C. Aptil, 1818, Mr. Moan' !Attie Bridgman, of Gos. twit ne w rim ogio nes so great when it was opened, Mr. Wt.-thrust& wt. well.sireet.road, obtained a intent for a newly.ine that conotablet were is to be railed in. All .as . lice compelled to. ended teroeght-iron coffin. The object of the pa- this ass contrary to the regulations ntliipted by the me: ,nu . lessees. eel sanctioced hy 1, , 0rd (: roe Cavendish.; The I.DnD CIIANCELLoR (rule, appears to have been two.futd—first, to for lash a coffin of solid mtlerials et a cheap price; mill, On a former occasion, had been made by the Lis it be limo! for 'irterrl•y. secondly, to Wain the corpse from being disinteried Caalt to a reuse l ` hich er "" ed in the H ou s e of !It "'""1"" 15111,, in the r.' for the purpose of dissection. The patent coffin i s Lords. lie had s‘isaquetttly looked into that case, Niartaorough to he hero t.cniorrou, enenoferteteti for 31. 101., and it Cons4lltTled upon which was a case from Edinburgh, the M•gistiales pose of it its the moron.., anti alto of ; g ar b pri o ri t ise. that it cannot be re.opened. ; and City Council of which had shown the plan of a Jackson, a bankrupt. In these coifing the patentee hes buried upwards of hrw Niue, which kJ lit some persona building 100 persons, in 5 plectra, principally In the metrespor t a.... 1 " 4 :: ( 7 1 ', hut the ....1 4 ' 111 " r ot eeterteecti hoe a • Some parish ' s at fi rst refused to albeit the refs I el"' " e "" e : * . The Cocrt noel •• c:sr, NW to •••••• • • r in, cis account the ortatririale of which it wee tem. L i- he to citspo-e of the *, • potful ; considering, perhaps, that it was lets liable •"N that be hail he " ` l . *R d therefore I ' "" On one caw, .''erred for their Lor.'a' opinion , to eerily then coffins made of wood or lead ; bet at (ward to pay I.is ""' bus the Leedahli s held that l':14 trended the impostart its ih I"" tt wof ter. lest they conaentril In receive it. 'rho rector of one the wies" "I • p lan " at • "' mei " ot, u? " - tug t bond% of ireut_t i t ! n. evlolf r.. it 7 . • n y tot _•••• linty, end sties demisted the T case did were .0, 11 4 1.1, In the o f one tear • t h e „m e , perish, however, cote pari-h of St. Andrew, Ilol here, 114 tilt At &tithed • born) positively lefuserl to bury • corpse con. ""tt however. apply Lee/ annual. the wrotities moat be tak•it annually tained in one of these rollin• ; and, in consetpromee, at the P ia " srr il i e ' l t •nu t 'l"i w e. "WA" all also; and this was ettentleal *Mono ineentruience, in. the patentee, in the names of the bookend of the de. it.. leulhs• 1: e ""' t o rt. "'uld i" ' t wit i tli* eunuch as the bonds reqeired rn vamp., and might dereit•. (b a t the opening a tbio doer would be hi ghly teased, applied t o the Bishop of Lord.,,, to rennest be renewed without eapettee. The COllll 1111.6 de. that his Lordship would direct the Rector in pc, form he"fic'el an ll l'srti" its th e Vl:e ' lete citl.d. that •Ithough the Constria•ititters newt eta. the feitetal entice ever the body. The Bishop Ile hodd suet this was . sulfirieut to lustily his Lord. powete i y the Act of p sti i sment, to require tun "I:hijorerneci Gen. weet i me a w ile d replied that he had heard of the case, sad that in Pestling the Injunction. tlemart then at great length, aletailAT all the fans ur i at teal illletsUlel) was valid, the hoisbititi intended to bring it before the reenvered upon. EeClesi tsars' Coed . ; he did riot wish, there. eh " w e I. ° l6 wilf "'Ili" , " 4 cuatishilel OW , fore, to insist on the admission of thete tug for the Injunction. Ile conceived, that the best way of „mire ther. Neat followed in a very abler monner on the ter for the present wee. to convey the bodies for in. ! sit " ' id "' The Loeb Cliaecaaann wished to know who the ferment in coins made of the mural materials, anti! leave the issue of the legal proceedings to determine pertons whether iros coffins shoald be remitted in future or qui"' ? SIM shore Ibis Injunctio• was to apnea. not : or, his Lordship Afford, he would endeavour to Sri Arepre Ploort amid they complaioed of Uni. prevail on the with to were their opposition in the "'"lS'aii•ee• — ( 4l few:kJ present inverter. no the patentee giving • p m :, ro Mr. ['Eel's said, the complaint was agalost the De'entlatity for tint allowing this deer to be cos.fintil bring no more coffins of the tame kind till the ques tion 1141 settled in Donors' Commons. Ihe paten. t" the i" 1 ""Ii°* of the I in the original con. teo informed the Bishop, that it was impossible to " els ' 't he Loa° CIIANCtLLOR.—Yet. hut the words in pat the body in any other coffin, as the one in which the licence are 6• to open a commonication with the it cc.. dep. sitid cosh! not be opined; and that he " eohlil not undertake, even if this coffin were revel,. shops in the Western Arcade Mr. Pyres admitted this, but stir), that three words ti, het to bring any more, as he hail just placed two were intended to include the private conveuience of ether brd4. it. iron coffins in thii pari•li. The bur. hand then tiled the Rector of St. Andoess's intn 1!•• the ' hu P h " idess. Floe Lono CDANCW.OU.—AIIos leg that, %till you Comment, to answer to '''rein ioceron..o•ories to he don't prevent bone fine c•aturners goitre ha. the eilesioistered to him, "for his haring refused to !may the corpse of (whilst living, the wife a one to the other. Supposing 15U). or 100, or soy number you please,. •ere to ;,isa from this situp so thr,•••f trivie." centenient oatt.i:•,; Laving been given . the Arcade to the 1: ritual Lachenge, wouldyou call fhe p assaar Cleriy this a üblic man bat entered hi• sppearenee, and p the rate w The Sohicivon•G EVER ln.—The case does out real ill be deci.:ed its the course of the ensuing • Term. on the', my Lord, altogether. Mr. Peeve then tefert•tl to two etcsos in 2 Vestry, - • • Yesterdry, as a groom At 51r, Bred', of Camden- sets. Repot'', heard before boil 11.foloirlse, vit. loan. a s . 'omit.* along Tottenham-court-road, with '• Morris r. Lord and another ia tbe • ; oi l h orse , it rook bi g ht at a man crosoine with a volume, tetative to beildiogs 1.0 Croty's and basket of ruhh.,h, near l'etey.•ttret, slid bicker from contended, that the decision uflitat soarer •as • the gloom. by poltieg cow oil 141 hone. It 'tiro precedent here. galloper) dowel 11 0 0149.11.•Iffel, and ran il.l heath Sir ARTHUR Tif:ooTy. es Cm:once:kr t..r Lou! with such oklence against a belt On a brewer's dray, George Caerfidish, observed, that his Lordship %41 that it was killed on the spot. Tile groom war hot the tart orison in the world who wrodd h,,e wished hart by lie fall. to violate the contra-A. but there wets stn j.sint coo. Mutt 's° R•cssny Between seven and eight tract here, as each tenant had • Sell3l/11• i.a s e. •I'he o'clock ran Wrclecscla• •Seodiog, iotoorimotion 16011 ~press object was to facilitate the of hot!' (Liven at the Ilatton.gaiden Police.office of the ;Asc.', and ibis was known to the I'laintilre when lowing daring robbery, which had been committed a they took the shops. The alfititvit of Mr. Odell, the few spinet's previously :—A Ormilenmn Mated that Plaintiff, slated, that he had a letter resit to Hai !hat he had jest strived horn Birmingh.re by the stage, '!,it proems would be opened, and the rest bad the and was going along Baidnites.gerdene, Carrying • same. 'the Darr, as it was awed, was intended In loots parcel under his arm ; on enquiring his way to allow them to carry on their business in both O r gies, Irlington, a well-dressed man, whom be accosted, and the private paterig•to be mad , twenty to accent. efid he wee going loon of the way, and offered to reorlate the lessee end his custoronr, bu: ode f o r the roodeel him. leformant secompanied his condone. Public in primeval. The :nirtieo Mut folio took the into a narrow pctoage, called the limit its the IVall, t Shops must have known that this was intendoil, end leading out of Ilthiwits's•gardetis Into Brook'.. how they could object to it one, lie ass at a hiss to sans ket, where collaring him and lapping up his honer. Some rumness having reached these Gentle. t rroi. the man !matched the bundle from him (chick men, that the !motor was to give a public tista.w.tluit rt-litiortt cotia:.l.table l ogpott,)onsi fall off, palling way, they oral to Lortl G..otte• Cavendish who de. • ,:•oov f of the po r o.,r;• to ; relent his follneiug tat he haul ouch 1111 inlmnllol., WI all he meant Is. u ; irfnrtfaut el!'"11 ;•ut rot:tiler, end II:. 1417111101.: a; f..r the arrommodation of the f its ii. \'. a. Ca. , " It. 'EL: LOUD CII VieLLLOR 53" it «1. painful In tee I lo feo la't• to teitOe. as the a.ilais tr. such pubic concertos could not he kcpt tilit of pi, •.ed. Chan..?ry. If tin! V 1 intern Etchenge was • B•assr, I:Atissr. II 3 , ' , 1 • my, el. at he ovutclie , .l.il et was. 1•01 i .fir great ttiotittell rr (1 Ito t.t :litre Ti , c:ry. .14, b." •." "" •9 10•nt:". f 06 1 ,1 ernPi. 1111,1 In 1 .14',.1.CP cf •I who tutto•ti rum c.de, b.csase it as. tool like. cs-to the at' at nod!, to6k• sack of p0w..., "it 1.;• it tli,• A •ti-itkertpers rs•.ul.l like to ask era ri, r d e n* w i:4 it, li e er e , a rt!, u p. p.m , e,. 1:-.'r or Ole Nleil•ot 11l hut'. Ulaleil II • tan rd for • arc ~,,, 1 and ilood, and cfseot hid the au- Vic:di:l'4 11. t: o Noble Loco! encoucaued Laity to come the!. troth time, but in the L.torira sp. , the 1/4....1.1•5 is o•i- at a public way, there 1•Ik having beer ,Tae, to Mr. Nao IPS. 13 Lonsl if wi , tto gtnut. t t.: bit*. Ihu : ;old frit; lid au, li a mar, liens eel? r. In- tit, •it ....nilerni•ti s , ;, acd he w %ell by the Olen, att.! Ili- r .''. !a . till the ••••• crder.., it. I t sf•r: 1•••••.: t' •• 1;I:tle ..?••.ICd use Lij• $.1:4 thi. 1154 • ruble n , ),.. , t.:l ceilais.ly i •„ :l u*. that is o.la ~ i •ett 5 a ;tat acct. The Luna INCI'LLUR.^iith ,. . Arced/composed shol, •.i.l host.r:„ or shops ? Mr. WETIIEttI LI. 4141 of shot c only ; and ihe.• eas therefore a c..nefirellice of heretsity and of .crest, to which he rair,'st add even a concurrence of motives In both places to see olio vitro,• ruse there, aid to keep out improper intrudettt. It sus sell kt:own that many would come , here tint for hialnts but of sprdenlur ipsi, and therefore it any nit na tural to septi...e the Western Etchaoce people wfiithl Wase those whom the Areas:ions rejer.ml. This Plaintiffs besides hoes that this pissige wool,' be wade. and h• •es aotooiarti they could s Nero now. Mr. Odell. ClO6llll/111 of the Myelitis:, stated, that he knee so. and this 4%41.110in to others, so that out of runt Plaintiff., three knew it. De belicsed it a,. know,. 10 all in lb. Arcade, for be had had the affitl.sit rf one shopkeeper the.. who sai.i he re. fused to PCFPe to join this combination against the Western Etching*. !Witles s there ass no proof that the Plaintiffs represented the whole hopkeeper.. sod their case wa- tie.eins, the time inctridual fut.! of A , 11, C, and D.—The Learned Centime., was herr about to proceed to SOW:, 1.0; 1 obser sations on the rase, and to quote fainter dvsisions, %lieu be Was iuterrojilell by The LORD 1"11.10tettLOIt, stun sail, he wet now tibitcrd to to elsewhere, but as 110 3;,yeali wouIJ he heard in the flossy of Louis tromsnotell, he a •u:4l with plraserte hour fortkor arguiseet whets he came in t: :e morning into Coot!. P.ll E V7' WPM'S. Mr. Wrtttrui.i.r. wished it ;at off till Saturday, Ag he •as cempelled to iu the Cockpit Thu IMRD CHANCELLOR —I hate on ohjeesions. IM it be Inset! for tisserfl•). B. rose l Late (:Dual, Ins me Is q.t.., 1:;• I brtir, in she of kr ul iliat , :Pirough in he here I..•niorsou. as I .bull Ioo.IF of is she 1210111424, and else of Cis* ease of Jackson, a basskrupt. SI 1tJ11.4.N INN•;;.11.1, 1 I! MIDDLESEX SI.sSIONS. - ~-- it t. Name, • green.grocer„ rf Kersioeirn, was in dieted for ap aysanlt elan 111 r. prelim, proprietor of ia c. r!.grt ee• ae iis Oefmtl•stiet. i iri Joint end a wit. Teas l .le, in paining litrittrgis Nainalorr an the ith et bill of rehtuaey, saw rot or 60 hop throwing mosey no a Mr. Shaine. The two Gentlemen rr•rund Pim at the ear 1.1 of their • (sou safety. A few days afterwards they nel:-.4„ at i the i.yeest of Mr. '4ll.rne, who was nazism ter find not of the orioles il his assailants. at the shoo ref the Defendant for that purpose. I 'von elOgio4 Noon who the buss wpm., they nem at.swered iii the most ',...:lent manner.—'• I.)—n hip c!rl eves," said Norio, " it. wat:lJ be no matter if they wardoted km." 1 7•h• Gentlemen hawing es presred FLlne lei fir g orlon abs ocession, Neon touted span them 'n o s y f e ,,. f i. n0..11r, and struck and kicked the Prop.ent..r. lm. nvedtately afterwards, a collection of boys followed the Prosecutor end his compassion, end. hooted them 1 through Kensington. It was end nnnnn red to he proved, on the raft of the Defendant, that the Prosecutor end his friend l.ad' gone into the shop of the Defendant sills the view of insulting him. This. brourver, complio•:y faile,l, though the Defendant's tricot's sere very zealous in his ruse. l a 1 PP Jury immediately found ti. Defendant Guars. 11. w.. 1 SUM,' 11[141 k` Vs%) a ti:.e Defeurhosi all a im:r CtillUMAN.—Yrn Inv bran wt;l suryorted by your mead..—( A !au ‘1: ) BOXING. The lorsi ,, e between' Lutes, the finfes• ern/ . Cr.ore.es n fro doss ..i. re with Fosail„ n t ' •fi,r rp. . Urstwo.4.l, second in OM light. took pl—re on l'Cof-• I any wormeot. a .10 , r1 di.tance from Sisict to Vert. the to -0 b trite been roiled fr. no She intended •pot r rot C 1•441. Surer.— j he bottle was for five elliffeall aside cols. but She Merl re was nera....ned ir.aus a dYyole nt Ike fxbf. 11 r ••.. od • cow 12 .lone ween, who al Gr.i 1 i wiin er , u l, 0f...! stopped, whew he oil at rove eshlys.d It'•atc:e,k, b one lowed sin ,wads sots. as la the tif-1 mood Westwood voinnsl.e.: hi•til • 4 , ..ns enon. 4 - but hens s. ow! L•ess was 11....re1., nos h:4•.41.4 oro 4 ce rcootn to :swirl . ' 14r S I 154%, or •Irrolll to r •.! Y• I.a•lef APpt ^t elkt.ere 1.0111 V... 4 woo.: Mier r. vti.h s .hit c hlw. , a kith t.f..ietia 11:ent t., n. a t..• , 11.4 at rt.e quoit. r., bet he irra• i!itou a I.? _ . . . :.. again .rii;1•411 fnr adg•r.-ry crrr r. I.e mei Aim with o. ri•Ar hardiri4 Moo tit • :.r ibr 1. . • ir, r, 1•1. e conntrarrinn trerrnard, need f.li in I , v it he htII. ii . 1.. cr. intro lur li., 1.11, r nr % e Luca. rrcrisrd a bras , / tit At b 4 1 -1 whirr' rigs •ttl lltroot!4/.n. tar oil jr. woad had itr 1.e.4 .1 lilt murk , . .1 nit t•.• catecar% donn g hr Ina kr 1 i•• .1 s.. I. WCAR• ad roc. 00000 tit I. 1 . 1 , ••••' • , in •••r'.! lc ph% • ! hr -01. tool bi. ar srr..r♦ In %OM /1•151 f.•r•lrf ♦ V. 1.1 at the tort i t.c or 1.6.11 fell in tdo ~....t ens or ely mos •r. clad all I',. ,esay.it of 14 . C.116,4 Lai k . .!) ',ancient make hitt, cent .t.t•an • • ril g, •• o •• 8. Lora. went to work with•w! entegino, and to r►rel•►d s be.gggt- hit or le • g but hr Igg lendik toned ht• ndres•nry by 11 1••• Ohre:WO*. t aid 4.. O. he woe 1.1 nar •I•nd epos his Irgt.ottgla. (.oat-, th.orgle a whiner, w•I kr.er ay hit. Ail the men imitated are ir4w into ir.e tilioing. Martin re vernr.l in ft, iziteno nft.•r •nv Twrin...•t %Melt ptar•e e Imo vr..iited OW Wien on. Si ti. r. OA. 6:101. (*wrier an stir 41. of May, i•pme wells bone ja•l. ►I sreisou, we.. ft.d e•t linto nn Is. 1,1 of Jeer. A . env. oo Th..t..0 I% wee 6in 4..0 Ifni...oil notion Slnrti, : s• , '! 15 :5...• ' 4 or . .tts $ tart! r%ck Lc lit co Burs and t POLICE. M AN 4 lo,ll•l , negr. —Thrr• hot r , r.nsd U. are. Stuce. am.! .•afottlt, 111/•• e!:9. rf t pirintondet:'‘ .•1 thP It-ruc• 1.. r 1)0•11 Or .4 .1 is brnk ctt oct r tt it I uttituticn, akd stoka !Le er.hrs It*•s Were. I e7reirril 1' • t Mora ha l I,rnic.n fold rn a far. met' nrch.'nn, end nal 1.1:8!`! , . 'ff.'', i s rpvtlinr rn i!s• n::.•r 11.1. lu r•ht.:: s: nne had ar!•f-ity•fi way het..r., aq 1 w s rapidly ad. inrnifiCiM• .t Or. • s:•,1 11, 1 1 S o l emn L A „di!, rn the inorocti n .,• both. Th. Loop S! .%To:: recommend, d, in cosy Ihr Co.. mil tee should nut prnsecon. VA ton e y i p", of strum! finuirg pnd solitary confinement st.oold adnrlnd, and desired that otrondor. of the shored,. .nriptiun 01.011 be item to him (or refreshment of ,list description. A tilde bny who had seareey any rlollun upon M.,' waa bronchi up by a hurnonP prr , nn. named George 3.mas, of me Green Tavern, Mise-rord, she saw a 01‘11111 beating him ari.h an hon chain. I'hechild teemed to follow the woman, who was lelding a Moil man, for protortion, bit was tIo. lenity stretch by the wretch. •iuh A* chain, witch could scarcely fill tithou, inflicting a attend. Ott being riort.ione I, Om poor boy said he Wed at Bob o ohose ho earned • litelihnod by beating asses skis aentleolka upon thew ; that the moms,' and Wird man lodgrd in the same hoot@ with him, and 'odor'd him to go to 1.-ooloso aif II HINT., iiPt op the tr•Lle of begging; that he had begged for them all the way from liath ; and est coming to London, it.e woman warted to inits hint away, and banged him with a jack-rh.tia fcr the purpose of making him quit I h,:n. The LORD aTort ordered that the hoe sheuld be tams are of, sod that the somas should be eppre• headed. ronca•D NOTIII. Gevrge lams. emmend• od nn Slturd-y last, on the chow of towing a foooed link oor for tit., amilorsoat a rotood pie. rninitson i.rfore 'u '.%s. latliirruX, the Sitting Al. &union. From Ihn PtiliPllCP of \lr. {nen- Lt.; .•, Ni. IU, liatLicati, it ',Tram,. dust tat ante • Li, bhuti on Friday oftornown loot, and .;:red fr.:. the 'much's* of II watch at 33,, too.. • • ; ,•. ;. ) fr..:.1 a t l . not.. Alr. Upaall, having t • ;It, as .;) uol., tom, his shopanay, is 11.0 ..; •„7 'he i'rt.uttet, to Alr. Parii.or's, • Renter to enquire if it WSJ a good r...orned with an answer, that if hi* inost,r los, Mt. l'ailott ovoid rheagn it fi r him : this Lemit amati,factory, Mr. L:paall oho i;olo hicr.pit iss.• h.s nett door noigatioor, No. Conroder, st.ilo they opte essuliwing the ladzer i tgesi said the wan had ton nor. M r . C ues wi ttiiiedistely, an him eserluok in 1# was lien produrod,, Nn. 14.502. dared Feh. Y, 111Mionoil declared by Mr. Warwick, the Bank los; soar, to be a forgery in all its ports. To e Prisoner, • Oecent.louhing young maw, said he was • pat hot bog k.maker, living at N 0.3, Wife.. 'street, 0111.soreat, sad that he took the hoe* at 0. rack-fight its the Nigel slid Trumpet pebliealeriese, during Stepney fair. It.e Bank hntius oilier chariots against the Prisoner for etteriug a 5!. and tundra 11. forged notes, he wee further reeasei:ed fora week. Lydia Hogan was briAight t• oh. Office by Wein ety Ofiscat, on a similar chalky. Tin ',mune, ,is atiscpad bet siren nine and ten o'clock y esterday MOM. inc. by M. 'Marshall, the hook-keeper at the Ana get lien, Aogehstreet, St. blartin's.le.Graod, to wham the applied to lake an inside place lithe saes of 1114.'1.4, in the Northampton roach, and in. dried a fr.ft•tl 51. not• in pay for the NM.. This time, which was Na. 17,271,61 , ml March hi, Ila 9,, and F;a nod J. Umbel', was also declared by the Bank ItlfiArlnr :n Le a forgery thrmaghoot. 1 i.e person the Prisoner bring recogn;ced by ILe enk Stblicih , r, she ails rrossii.led fill *rlinsaday veal, to ens Ha 1 min to !wing forward ',ideate* of a 14occ. I, • hail born apprehended “Eas• t. ut sii.re, and then di•cliargcd, the raft not being Cohall'Clell suthriently strung to outset bet commitment. SIO N. 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