The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-11-02 00:00:00

' I - LAW t.NraLLININCS. --...- COURT OP CiIANCEItt, tion. 1. 'his Wog the Pint Real Wore M t elee Ma eoWs las e 'roma Ilan. , the Lem macaw roomed his ululate a I.la PATINT IIIDICtIILa POR (WRING TUB TOOTS ACUR. •SAW IRIATIL Mr. CVLLUN is this case. moved for as laisactlea to minds the defeadaot is this Court from Freeman at law, to mover the sum of 801. from the plaintiff. under the fellewior clreemstaaces t—The plaintiff having paid. aster raleappreheasios. a ram of mosey to the defestlaat, the tamer Aled a bill fur as aecoost. cad prayed, that the &mint mirthe he desired to re• pay the saw to the plaletlt As asteevaeat harts, Iwo *aorta late between the patties, the plalatlif agreed to West the amulet of to tweet media rises prepared by the tiefeetlast, which were to he delivered la the woe lottlts. The plalatle wee take WI, watt% pee attIINVA of them, am% to beep the mauve of the composition omit width, It \k m s ethisit but tt jsiort Kneate at pappattatat, .lottiper teem, St Peattyroyal, sod Ileatkc ftetiatlyt hit the Teetloaelte," The kottles 6114 with the eeer would were to be delivered at a Reed price to the plalatlif, wklelt foe a etetaiu time they were. Au Mt palled is the lid of the late Klite, to tale, the duties on glass, is emweituesee of which the gawks% eel 4%044 the shoot the bottles to meet the %drams cad lokuottl the Mode that the Act of Paellattteat our **wend him to sake the patthaeat pay the 'biased duty t hat to remedy this, Ile (the deitetutattt) Mood their aim sad the yialatit 'sedated to pep the eulte price for the small le he had dose for the Up honk& t tit belong late the Ath howsveh it Was dilawfo l l that molten of elan auly were emparteted to charge as advance Felee to met the eatra duties, car that a* A hv MO made to the Me of the tlefaalleat% who, his agree rat, eeitortesk to foretell the swot steed The Loss CIANVIMI4OIII desired to have the %VW %rut headed op. sad having lacked asked what he could say tei eau% as agreetateat %% that la %la hood, la which It was ' , loosely troamitml that the rompo %tot WI, of the mediolse wets to he kept avert it el• lhoWili et the evirattoo 4 the Patent It WO la be WM% to all the etettd, otot whisk %eat base bees set 4 4 A1l Is the s canoe, and %%1110 to have bees wade hew% Is IP*, k 8 MAR OrAtetlthat *WO 01. WAWA , ‘ 4 0 41 he !i% 140 , 1`0% get Ike eititeiN . *WOW" et the 9411t4tM A virMAx. that the tIIMMIt wa‘ %A% w axed kt % t'he litAtit VOAMt.koet saute the Curt e4whi eet cot es a sweet that %%Mt to have hoe wane kW% to all the wok to I /PC As tettet Might be Isio4tht to toe 4 the t,‘sette With to tot the yew ttekt *Whet the Mt et Ovitttemot WO opeo the akteetteet ptetott. eetteheithphopektestee of the WO% et the ttototter of the UMW" *MO the tlitkettkttittt ktakett% s ht have le/0144W 4 the %ritattlett.. tit %eh it wet sot itherl that asp Mhad !No hit..„..tvttptetletilt hat ote toleeeti lossthe *both* 4tM eft et the tootle, at *iv eel* had ready %tweeted to itetwrikeeete , Its Lane thtatotteamoia thew moot to tote* , tuna to vent& perms !doh* the %%AAA t set eta **to peewee thovine it to *wire see et rev earh vines. If you bare nay mealy at all, it molt ha it it*. Noma SMittfil the WA* of Newbery e, Jasser, arfr,ard before his Loritaktp, *kith, he oh;ettted. was ,imiiat to the present, cud decided is the same way. i he LORD CHANCILLOR scittsed the mottos with ra. co•ts. COURT OF KING'S WENCH, 1•v. I. COLVILLE V. Newilattla. This was an action on a Charter Party, on the ship Benson, from London to Calcutta, with a contract for freight home. The charter party was between the Plaintiff and owners of the ship, but the action was brought against the master of the vessel, on a pre- SI: 'tption that ownership vested in him whilst he had tl:e command of the ship, at the tints the Plaintiff ous txi 'led a loss by breach of the Charter Party. The Benson sailed, and was obliged to put into Mauritius, where it appeared that she had the dry rot. The cur s 'yore were of opinion the ship might have been re v tired, but the goods were landed and sold, and the Plaintiff lost the benefit of the Charter Party. When 111. , cause came on for trial the Plaintiff was sonsnited, l *lei a point reserved for the consideration of the Court. The question involved was one of great commercial im po t twice, aamely,whether the owners of a ship, by a pet ate agreement between them and the Captain, ai to the I ,a %neat of freight, with twice of such agreement to tl.e shipper of goods, can diseharge themselves from liahl!itc for the miscarriage of, or Nary midalaed ty each goods through the 'alleged negligence of the* Captain. As the Court gave no decision upon the, question, but directed a new trial in ardor that the inst. alight be tuned tato a special verdict, for the purpose of snore solemn and deliberate investigation, wr forbear going into that length of detail which, ha I the point kegs decided, we should have felt our %Ars% hound to do. The defendants were owners of the ship Reams, and the plaintiffs were merchants re• ei.iing at Calcutta. In I tilti the defendants appointed Beetibu t ur2mouster of the Beast*, upon a private contract between them respectively, to pay the de falte. a mos* par Wu for the freight of the yes:44ga*, the voyage, and any height alma that he was to have for his own &Armitage. He was t receive wages as other commanders. The do. tensiouss were to pay the expenses of repairs, furnish the shies stores, the crew, and had, in fict. put as meat of their's on board, who was to 'ltemise a cell-tale dominion over the vessel ea their behalf.— The Uaptain paid is present money one thousand 'retorts before the ship salted, in respect of freight, 2000/. to tepid in two months after Calcine, aad wearily for the remaining Ihip arrived at Calcutta, and the Plain listiact notice of the charter executed defendants and the captain, shipped on I other produce for Europe. When the ,a her hornewardsoyage at the biwaritius, l 4 alleged that the ship was unseaworthy. and proceediags la the AdmiraltyCoart these. to coeds-mood. This was opposed by the de who was on board, and who insisted s h ou ld b e re p a ired, and seat twisted Disputes arose. and is the resale the were partly sold, anal the rest new, (--- CM! es U,sll, as was *liege& thtough tintless este. The leattea was, whether epee lee amnestied** et the Ante,. Weise the &he* dame aei ()WWII 8i11e4154 the Comer were Nab for the acted the tatty% the plaudit haslet do so. tee of the eestroet. Mr. Pi U' argued the ease toe the plaintiffs, *ad Mr. CA OPIUM. for the &num& TOO Cense, as above state& dilated that the ease should go to a sew Mal. is order to have the question users solmusly eousldeved. MON TMO DONIS' St 11011,1110 N P. ALOOF. This was a ease reserved tar the %violent of the Court *pm the legal eaastruetloa of the statute 7th Aae, 0. t% as tote validity of a esaveyeam to the Oho• deal et the property is qamtioa, after a prier eouver awe to auothee perm from whom be derived, which had set bees registered. By the statute referred to, all ermveyeseee aid wills that may alibet say leads la Middlesex may be registered, tad every tooaveyasee et will *Roll it soli 'plan say after porelmer, talon seek memorial thereof be registered lmfore that alder whisk the soksolaest parehaser elates, The ease was argued by Mr, Itokraur the pleielie, aad by Mt.AORANAM for the defeadaat. It was said that this was the beet time a Nett of Law was called %%pot to give Abet to this Mite% The COVItt WO eleariy of opiate% %nowise the elves* words of the statute, that the ',oversee to the deteadaat was 'Whitely veld in a Court of Law, the prior sonveyaste set haviag hews registered. &pity was *Pee to the aokkulato% if there was soy t h is like to the "°' 1 """" f RIP tram whom the do teeniest derived Lliel Judgment ter the plalatlet; • teas senses e. rufWitea, met, The Loan COM JueTtee. at the risky of the Coot% *to tkiket Welt %lambda the peer, tad 1% 11 101 t o trod I—Uetmo itaatos e. Iftetsket is ti•4l4. I thtek tole *, 10 I • weattatt we ought to he entkrett the ph* la with MIA to and 111404111100. The itanaelithohos of a * ea ettelravl drill be ',Atter. AhlKo IlAtt.at, • leg will bit' is the ku% veer of i"""" to the 41,411. the 4. '"Vel "'l "'" WO vests poets I th e Nive, atid loth ed from holdleg it. Pb \ I, VtIRMIVII.II sql& he 1,4111 trillion It the /burl IlmliOl % 04/01b.% let 1* 411. V VOOl NI the yew Mad \ u:ilatiA he NAM coati% his clieet. aiii% VAiet %Wm well In it t 1 se t over %A% UveMtretke to c, limae.mas s that M il list Mak% it M I4 I:VI4mA vtiO aktOwns ItkO rem 14 t A w terruktleV l VAtt tli te: ""I‘" lifll CAA il% V ItetlttliV-Ali 4t41% MASS: thit was ii MAVA of isiettih tee eettiettsgefeek of tvo44, sail to the tialvaetkt 4us William% as% a kaskistb, Ws% his Nskysiateh the *twits% be'. isit his totem. The psoksa atvettli at lAttivett, Ai& tteaties *ilk \At** the itattptot had 0,0%64 seetel 11 the pitiatit VA*, the hatthtitotsq t of she: *tet the beats* had est the eitoitest strtvetship awl 'avalAtVete et it et the AIM of his haat-v*46*st 110%% * l lO6 Wiltritves. • . att Tittmt. tilvefi Olt eau lbOt the 04110*, tii Mt% Pat hat the 6fttteaste. Ttte Wets wets of ssisteese, that et the isttletilt WI test %ekes the ptert primmest% to leaftlike plt/taty tetteltOy thtsigeett to hilt, sea to make the thetge et eeiterettip matter of public Seedtketr% he ntastit lJ by Ms lad" and tberebwe gate )ststaest tot the tie. rettimtts. COURT OF OF COMMON PLEA 4, TheassAt. No% L Yesterday the Adjourned Sittings after Trinity Term commenced at the Court of Common Pleas, Westminster Hall, before Lord Chief Justice DALLAS. There were three causes tried at Nisi Prins, but no thing of extraordinary importance; and a cause for an assault between► some colliers, wherein the plaiatiff got a verdict of 10!. damages. Mr. Serjeant VAC(MAN appeared in his place, at the Court, in tolerable health, though he is still obliged to make use of crutches, from lameness in consequence of having been thrown out of his gig during the vacation, which rendered him unable to go his circuit this season. OLD BArLsr, .Voy. •••••••••Pg. 'tonnes, AT LADY TENTLIITOWN'II. , Thor. Ingram and Arnold Hoar were put to the bat, on an indictment charging them with stealing from the Louse of Lady Tempimewn, is Portland-place. a tropic, containing a quantity of wearing apparel and two IW. notes, the property of Thomas Baker. One of the notes was chanted by the housekeeper of Ingram. who keeps a pabliedionse in Bedford-bury, at Mr. Spicer 's, of the MDR place% and the other by Hunt, at Mr. Crossley's, of Holboroshridge. On being paid lato the Bank. se .tin was given to the prosecutor, who, through the dines of Cooper and another officer, applied ta Ingram to know front whom he got the one he had changed with Me. Spicer. Front the conduct evinced hy hint, a drone thspicion arose and eventually it was discovered, that Haut was a species of servant of Ingram, which • In- Cries d the former suspicions, and they were aceord ingly taken into coatotly. After several exensinatioas. the prisoners were committed to Bri.lewell, but subse quently admitted to bail. and this day mitred late Court to meet the charge. The housekeeper watealled. and said, that she had so often gone Lachine, that she ',aid not say whether she changed the identical note, or not. The &Awe set %ply lame was, that 111*Imil taken the sole of some person who took refreshment at hie homy, butthat he slid not know who they were. host said the persons in question employed h'im while they were at Ingrams, to purchase a chive* for them at Mr. eremites, and melds% the IW. note to pay for it I for which asey tare hits gs. The Jury feeling a doobt. gave the pietism the bent fit of it, mad eciptitted them. STIALINii Corr: to PLATIII. , •-• ••••••1 1 / 1 1/re DUD A pot to ' the bar en an indictment charging him with stealial quantity of cella plates from St. James's Chunk ke facts etude ease have heettalready es folly Win exit readers, thatit is merely astoloari to state that ika setter was toned geilty. ll im. flicks was capitally convicted of a barglarf is the dwelling-house of James Mills., with intent to steal . his goods. .s. POLICS. liense.—Yesteevlay the two moo lamed Pairmolled-Uotet. who were brought up en blooday . by Alma" the ,nsankaintams laden/eat saclike! , es aregoatige, on several othereharges of having obtained l'asidtfiffiniowaly. • • Mr. Ila:zu IR attended as Solicitor in behalf el the, ettes4ett ts esettet the prow eft The depeeltbsie toads stalest Palliser es the chirp of having seeks a quantity ef tram Mr. t. meet, .4 II Memos grocer were alined. It wee stated by Mr. Reehteet's Awash that the ether prisoner. Court. came la company with an. ether man, and offered to give up the pods or pay the value, on condition that the reeeentles would be given ap. Offers of this nature had keen made by the par. ties repeatedly. but Mr. &NW% of scares, refined to accede to then. They then tried se obtain possession of the order. and the ethewrioner. Curti WO par. tieelarly resale, ea this at. and said he was me that It was set Mr, Taylor a Ws. (In seethe, ease, Marl was stated by Mr. Ode to have formate,' kite• self u the partner la the firm eased Taylor.] The partlee were hoed over to weenie la this ' ease and a levavalmeat was made oetegilaelthe pd. tenet Palmer, to take his trial, Another *ham was preferred ages leet the phew Palmer by MN lidwatde% a rum to whom two or. den had We sent for grocery to he delivered, puked op, to No. VI % Vaaverallt.etteet% ready to he seat to the venatty. The gentle were mat as desired, hot on tab. Ing them OM the master was stated to he not, and the porter was pervaded to leave the goods, as he wenid be at home is a few miaow% bat neither the goods, money\ nor the master timid be seen afterwards. A %Impose to the Atm et 111ith, Ingle% and Ce.. eatpebetaoalartaten% la Old Pleh.weet% staled that nearly two months age. ens et the dna to width the prisoners heisted ordered a tostlF carpet to he sent to Ne. 14% CW001641140. The order was gives by a porton who stated himself to he a Mr. Waters, and who said the litillOty would he paid on the delivery of the rowels, and the potter had older, not to learn them wlthott, The porter statad% that on going with the carpet a% directed. he was told by the prisons r l NSW% that Mr. %Venom was not within. hut would he in the *two. when the Witness tolg: 4 tt eall tot the ouey% het he need not (lie himself * trothl* of *aryl,* the .444"."‘11 andt4"*"4 as It ***l4 be per. heap wet* If be left It . The Osseo, saw no mu* why he "hook% take it back. aid left 1t %mil be weal aa4 %domed 41,4%14% 011th how moon stood tiOiM. HIM seat him hulk for It des all poerkhle heat% bat on hie foam the tvitewat told him IbM ta d rset had hos tikertsti sti% esti that **might at esethet *se tmt the tsosay, The ehtwttits to hth tiselisg, t tstskehisit has , stow IN lieadeithelbateeek %MO% that a woe anti taste nkt-i144% had helm 4%44 team hit %%kw% avid test to the ettshliAstest N isistrAtevit taktm- et , swileF tki44%%lOfft to the het etee, I kketti he %MN. %%Oak* to entree hit wheat is the theite tehtkh the eases sew seestseti, Alto were woks se vhsee this wow kCieht, t*Aitt hid been pdvtrti % the piesseve fir the patties se *At wenestes marl these ore to *West* Ow teleshtsetotettiots '!`he otie.ettoN hltsee, hq.tei thet %WA Wel , howei eetttlitti itt the tsamptee Wit Ma *al Were tad %Waled that he was as eittketebete robot evevo, who had himself Mee tate the Wow* witihtset his heft 'move or its name," The Ave way crowded h tradesmen %Am had chastentopreteh het the Lod Mayo %aid he orothi not toter halter into thecae that dye and he slombl therefore remand the prisoners seal ha4tottow, that it might be gone into mote towipl*tely% for the town was now swanning with depredator% aid the etteett strength of the law ought to be enseived s* the pro tection of the honest shopkeeper. Bow-eraser.--Yestertiay Thomas hails, EM. the newly appointed Magistrate, took his seat to art it to tailor, for the Rut time since his appointment. lit was accompanied by William Beckett, appo intment. Michael Roach, who was charged on Wednesday with robbing the shop of Mr. Thos. lane, an *lima% of Chandos-street, Covent-garden, and with attempting to stab Mrs. Lane with a large knife, underwent another examination and was commt MARLsoßuuom-srazwr.—Copt. Bailee,, on being brought to this Office on Monday, by the direction of Mr. Parkins, was discharged, under the impression that he (Mr. Parkins) had no charge 'guises the jai• caner. immediately, however, on the Captain's quit. ting the office. lie was arrested by Mr. Thorowgood and his assistants for debt, and taken away is custody. Yesterday, Messrs. Godwin. the brewers. near Got don.aquare, were summoned before Mr. Conant. the sit flag Magistrate. at this office, by emral firemen► to pay the usual demand made by them for attending an alarm of fire. under the provision of the I ith and Nth of Nee. the Third, commonly called the Builder's AR, It was stated in the evideace given by four firemen, that on the fith of October, at Nivea o'clock in the evening, they repaired with their engines to Meads street, tioldee-square, a report Ming prevalent Ike a there was a fire; the firemen, on applicati on, were las mediately admitted, and perceived a numb,' of bright sparks leasing front the chimney; they were thews into the brewery and to the &reacts, where they found large bright tire, bat ao appearance of flames. They concluded the chimney to be ea fire la rouse. of the sparks rising from it . They did ant ca se. of nor was any water tamed on. Mr. ADOlienne then addressed the Magistrate, aid lad If this conviction was allowed to stand, these re• likeable brewers would be subject to a levy of about 111. per week, or the alternative of quitting the pre miere. He would distinctively peeve, that there was 'set the slightest danger boat the sparks which issued from the chimney, and that la every extensive brewer they were obliged to have large clear lees to carry on their business. The chimney of this hetwery was eons *ratted ea inch a principle that It was impossible it amid catch lire. He should tall a somber of the en. tineers employed on the premises. and respectable la %bitting to prove there was no dr*. Mr. &sesames then proceeded to ebß his witnesses, 'who swore then was no fire, our could the chimney Batch lie, as It was built ea a peculiar constrectlea and the yelghboan obeerted it was usual for the +spates to lam% and that% caused se alarm la Omit minds. Mr. CONANT decided, that is conempsenty Of the chimney being o 1 a different constrectioa het a emit meaetdbe tlic Act op Parliament, and the ettirace, of the dreura being distinctly negatived, he shettldi fiformatlea. There was 4 aidtlieV information against the saiki gtmittilen, qualtlied. Jr Ha mra . 1; rats ol(kwas clarets, ly **elderly man sie MMiaiti it 1:1•1116•7, Alt tokbla. Ma et % T oni* OW 0004 *ltb taillike Wry seal suit gold. , The prooloutOil wbe iosidee is hek•laae, lelog no4 mid not very well off he elwastataittee. The o lso? he had known a lour t blirtht 4 hill often dattille4 hi s Graving appetite t en slid 15th of Rept, the me e k" milled at the presenter's bailie half hntialied with hunger. and the latter gave him flipeacv to ho feek besides a plat of porter, after whieb, ii, d e nh etm o f look the watch from aver the mantlaslielf in the po w elopes pfeelleets sad put it in to his pellets 'the el 4 endeaveiered to meant his leaving the roes, 14* h Waked him down, beat him most aamoivifally, log left him deluged in bleed. A eonstahle took the priaosor late eastaily at Rol aoaday fur stealing chesaats in the Parks when he no reooguiseil for the other er4vito, The pilt4ser seknowleilied etealing the watch , * told whore come kayo had soW it, He way non mk *, Tow N.H. 4 14 4 , NOITIMAIIItmaAWTOMPT Ise 11110411‘ ..=/.`01 % "VW was brought to this tbalie yeeinnl v , charged with tatting and stahhing N and atteaist ag n i mullet his wife, The prisoner appeared sheet low s year* of ago t his I. a 'WWII WA%ka.wa is 14110 k Mth% having nit a conaiderahle time 'Attested Ike illaekheath teaches, Itebeveit Paym a yeang woman, about It polio age, the daughter of the Oconee. &pawed.% ek, titer Wends the Itiathheath elates in the NOM ma le ease lion% about so n'tliwit this 114 e, to* I was Mantling in the roes near my little ewe% a t to father took tip a rope, aini haat MAI% said it was 1kt0411410 1 had net taken my deter to mheal tie then went to my motheh who was 114111111%, at % neighivou l a doer , and liantinni her demi with hit lint she had give* him no provocation 01111•Vtts %An 16 not *p lie attitelitol her await et4tit a rope, snit the srlth Mir tot, end when she toil en the meal* 4 kloked her in the rlhe, and the Islet t he thee wind her by the hair of the bead, and dragged her woo& time. up and Bowe in the kennel, leek o kW. his povho, and Mt and sisitheti hot wlti lt tti w,k% %%%014%i$11101111i01 It IMO tier 114,41 n 4004 skt\ amidst the cries and sorogisis of all patent, vitag the hi" hat hit hand wilt cut altaohlagly, My Mtn o w% tun Into the Www. i nem to We 4t as 04144, 1 AkAkk i\k{ % se di ce l %WOW. t 144 w WkOths4% Min net tk(lokkkg 014460‘ " IkkNik*i% the attml haw tv4ace4 the h %4tiv ► It lot a vleatt hakta % altaat katthet IN lottott % and weahMte , tklit‘s 3 / 4 the ahmttittteea‘ i'he 10 , 41 ten at tk4vittati b WSW \\Wawa Am% a awanike haNkakt been tevokesti tVtve Tattutit ItsOy~ltrlAim+ the wit* lasi kw** vattAtki ‘ tiathvi bkttAtakhle at otieweat tO to *hat* Wee vet ett,x , .41i , hakva O . hei weavA‘q, the tittAlNae4wad toasittvi tk+t- attagaatlWA en a Wats *ittittiliiiNiti* ti•NitAtiVAlVAtvx-Oit 14 04 koltlit, Ow liitiklAtM hewn** own , twit kat- i* 4 l* Wak% Wi..i%4% WI * twllwkwt sit# 00 iAsktAttiwlN tkO, tw %St %t *lf% % kvks tow iki% MA koks Vet*. tit Mr 014 4 flat ththkataktamt Meg* ve , a , *heti a SOU rats MS taVo et totem thtfutt k ISt khgttNsit Pieet4*ewe. eg titsott WM of tplittt end two Sego e% - i tea IA %Oa isakorattot stmt itkiwg-alkweta task almtt ... Viktor' hits % end nil the tftlt, Om ;ron taw* trek viAt tam off' Oti opitAiv 4 .-- , di ' opt ovoitio mitt Itttatitntb inn VilkStr ton 141 - lt,.i l tifilierilt **Matt\ a littitt - Oter lhtlk IA ttlttiliA 4 i 3** clotbmtion, yoldint in Kthotottger4ll+ I RPM, wet tti g front NewiugtOn room taint to the r NO . BtOrts prises, foot &Nat ttet# 'Mu anti &totalled his money *a clotlies hag. et ittempte4 i Meals by, but was struck in the week* otte of the refflans, onl knocked down ; howeveh le regained his feet again, end made a second taint to Snipe, on which another of them made a Aoki - amid at his body with a clasp knife, and the blew alighting on his shoulder. cat through his great coat, 1 'body coat, and shirt, and inflicted a deep wound in hit Seth. Ile immediately roared out for help ; bat his cries were soon silenced by the robbers knocking hire down, and, whilst two were engaged in ritlieg his pockets, the others held &handkerchief over his month, and prevented him from giving any alarm. They took from him abont 14s. is silver and halfpence, see sovereign, and his bag of clothes, worth abost 3k with which they decamped towards Kent4trietm• Josephs followed them, crying .1 stop thieves!" by which be attracted the attention of J. Smith, ore of the Borough Constables, who joined him in the per suit i but, notwithstanding their united efforts, the gong eateceetled ha makiag their escape. It i m it ggy...A% Wednesday evening betweea eight and nine o'clock, the promises of 3lr. Haat, a wok. maker, is Weibeek-street, Caremiltb.square, wen's.' ha iota and related of three gold watches, two turns heaters, capped and jewelled, and a horisoatal sob during Mr. Unties temporary 'knew. The thieves, It appeared, gained entrance by a false key, Iste O. Rout parlour, sad took from a drawer the abs,' std tiles, with which they toward. A number if wad were in the patios', which the robber bad lot ell* rivet time to carry *ff. laawmation was esws at hlaer.ir-hone oillee, and the oaken are oa the alert. Wedaesday eight, as James Riley , I talma tth i ass, residing it No. 7, la the Mitt, Seatbwirll. se roceosliag through White Itearsgarsion, on Masai * Psis lodging*, two men with their theesdispited,ssr laid hiss, and beat him with bluitgroas, witinsa_ . , * : slightest provocation, till they left him for &A 1 " 1 " his jaw and three of his ribs broken. They weft I t t thieve*, es they left his watch Ilia a Mall tom mosey which he poetised, %Otiose distattdag Off. The poet Man *lib eimeertl to the ho s pital, tad we happy to soy he is desisted out of tlaagsj - MA WWI: Po". Os the teed en. at Mr Aratoomeet`a 0 , 0%_, A st lama de flatetioleetiemmy. to WO. *Ow w' 16 . '"ei. Deriag, sea waist& a' of the late sad side stem • . lag, Sart. of Sorry** , 1**441,* heat. Os Moods). last, at Kt. 01141PWI1 Coarcti, Ilmtommtatt ' Me. Hitelemelt, a Attwometp-street, to Elisabeth, ow *NOW of Mr. li!, et littesdittv. Rev. sets. t l it s i we Thom a se Maryl 1 e e d A pt r a . a • s sal lit t 14itt"en utter r44wstwill%s' .g hra o of t he Co a ct I t ts lt l a hli t el f t I t a t s I It V e . I t i s t e ! " I 4 I wa 4 'I Itria'al s o th i " ' : toai ._ _. ____.-_- li _ = maw, Prbtbid, al PAO:Agri at 1W vim" i ai "in i I litWerllille4" 604 .. Tvip Cot... Owen." 1 Poor), No. 11114. /Wand. app.tsite NI. 111.0.0011/± by It. woweLLoa.. It Itairrimirli_...AlNßl *PM an (tewamtelestiee.4.,9l4.ol; &e. serisliertywr ,M M M drooled. . • . and gave bills for I 1 Nis arrival at Cakes treizht. The sail i this, who had dial li I 1 1 ‘ betsreea the defea hoard indigo and 0 ship arrived ea he; ; ;he captain allege• instituted proceed; 11.1ve her coadeins ' . fradauts' agent, e i hat the vessel eh( on her voyage. 1 pl.tintid's goods v THE STA N. gh tIN Captsial Pararkst 0, Wither • ... .s Ih ' NIP 1