The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-07-22 00:00:00

~ J ~_ , 2Fr! -.--~-.- _ - , -. _ - . . 1 NuE. • • •-• • t • ••• -ceORTor CIIANCIItY. Jove' 21. ' :The LORD CUANCISLIANO; Ott teams og into Coca, aid be bad now to intimate, echo but-done that he would Oi no accoont whatever. consent Ito hear tootle.. on Obi day, whewthey ogaght•to hive Man made On tit giber. He woold. nit hear, derbies Pa present Sittings', a singlermotion. oft bid not delitrered their briefs befoia• 4 = 41 which was the first day. of the Feel ; hat be to totimate, Chet this was not. to extend to araditati :which, in the coarse of the Court, parties worts Oa* *Med to mike of any thne *hew 'the Court was deb Jtiog, or to motions-for. which tie special order 'olf' abo.Coort was obtained. .If it bipperiado as foremen.; vas the case, that no. Cionsei appeared &dig( the Seal, hownold that , inoment plain end to that fleet, for the authority if the Lord Chameelfor tea toot to be trilled with. It was, to say the least, omit Improper toinfifb sodiregplication to the Choneelltor by niotions, and etotiler edam& to ahem when' they .; • .-:.r J.' Sliirea4ll-11111/1/11ST, twellllolllllMMlNPllltallft.sit, . • le". qi. • ti .• linitisesolopeared for one of fhoCitekinis4inners, • ,ewe of them being not of rownictond. 111111- reedy to adbatit to any..irdre which his Lordship'shoold make. ! The Loan, CHVICILLOII conceived be bad littlish,' *ado wills tire eisatitlition of the hookropt,, for as !the obotiosit was broischt-. 'before him by Habess Cor ium Wtit, ia..beCalma hi* very properly and fatly to examine It. He had read the warrant of cosnatittaltpot %IN thought lbeeft -use verrissoffirient lap saehce. alta hod iread.sli the proceedings before the entwairtal, 006 shth • all di* oti t o.et t o ow , b soy that hahtlietaitiot their minds had ia no small *vie* been influeotted.r. He (Lord Eldon) had read -411earthe *arrant oftonsMittal repeatedly, w ZOO. was ailing. inclined tehoppose that Ant minds of the Coln. imissinsers me*. have' been lootluenreel; for he most further •say •thst•tre did not in the List believe how tit tella.posaiblefor en bones, mind to remain atbiaatool. Indeed it appeared to him impossible to determine flow ib honest etine-etretthnttrierte itself from such tdiffitiorlyjfe yobs: titiff here, bet sea Mills mail h4.tte their irollumere.—[nis_Loordship then took a general •retiesr. of the „whole law of ibtcase, as we detailed yesterday in oar Report.]—lle saidthat so little were Aetbistritiiit to be depended on. that in one 4 Attie boia Chief :Justice De Grey and his colleague, 'bad found thettrower of one party quite satisfactory ; atot . Olen tigt:lbiout was introduced to the notice of Lord ICenyie, he and all his colleagues in that Court, •had found it was . innst Onsatisfartory. So much for the difference of opinion among Judges. Sir S. Roseti.t.ustd.Your Lordship perfectly right . 110 - Ale disfhargos of *the Poisoner according to the hilarfalli of the Commissioners: hut I ask to know mhrher such. discharge will go to the lull client of ;AO 'CoMinis4olieros warrant ? ;.; 4,Pars CussmELsoo—lf this was so error merely t AtO form, awl not ist . substtnee, he might he cas ,,ileatilo discharging it..as it was blades, to see that the necessary form. were attended to. lie did not ,think the . objections in this cams ;wooer, and he therefore granted the motion for the . Insolvent being - 111scharged, especially after what had passed yesterday In .Court. • • Sr; S Rotineks—Then I elik your Lordship, bow can the jailer dis Charge him ? Loan CuanciLtua—Let the jailer' be authorised to discharge him in the common way, for' I-oloset . think I can see any other way of doing so iftnrirlild 1 stated yesterday. Off RA.HOIIBIt. WATERS Vs TAYLOR. This case has been so repeatedly before the Court, that it is now almost unnecessary to report what is done there. We, in a former' Paper, fully detailed the question as it came before the Vice-Chatirellnr, who was pleased to order that the suns of $OOOl. and odds should be paid into Cosy', as he did not con. ceive, it to he an tocumheraore on the Theatre.—The Court was this day moorod by Messrs. llAwr, BELL, and BARRSR, to reverse the judgment hr the Vice. . Chancellor. in this case, as being founded in error. Mr. lint. strongly argued that the Master had done right in his IRepoirt, and he differed eery ma. tetially from the Vire•Chancellor, who had thought the sum of 80001. and odds was not an ineumberanceo .It was utterly impossible Taylor gould.claim what he void was duo th Ides till the whole case was settled, • find in fact tho payment of these some by Waters did ...sot advance the• ultimate jostire of therms,. • Sir S. ROmtvir contended, that there wag little _littlor him to say, because the rave had been emoted ten.verytdlifetteithgtoutsda than it had been before the Vice-ChkeentlopL-Ellete'SirS.Romilly west into the ;merits of the baso, shirkers. so troll liaison in our Readers, as to .01quire no repetition.3--..He eoetteived L jloat when the o ot .ru.hause eras sail at first, Waters bad. the good :fortune to' bogtome the iiorc.hgoore f. r • sleet 30;0001. or 40,0001. he would - -not sly which, ,he the very Mein iabo had ; 4egliytititi. full add de. *pinta*, eh** Sloe 'tees .11.4411 141 . 44 • was "though, was yet geetatittigh Abltlite 40,0001. In ad. ninon to his former offer. In fact, the• . paichiso money of this Titiiiri - miglit - heal - been mach Pled the purchaser or the bidders known they would been enjoyed ate long • time of payseest. which Mr. - Weerts..lted by. Ms conduct enjoyed.—.(Hare Si r S. Readily entered Intb afleng detail of the CAS*, the: ~ letttref *bicker, familiar tia intr .Iffroders.j—lie con. twitted them *telt* greentl fir the motion'. • Mr. Mass, n Soittion far Mr. Waters, relative to the Master's Report. leferoted the Charm-Aar. • Otis the went actiteot had never bees in queitian ilivente tie Mainvr. : 1 - Ve;• 'Mr. TARRANT'," as 'S.Alcifor ter Taylor, in a very elpesserfal and able asonaer, contended, that the case •risf hie Client, Mr. Taylor, had not hoes', properly stated beim**, Master, and -that the Repair was .73lialiwn set' is II fiery hasty maser and withoot due :•coosideradon frail, the Matter. lire. "40i were oath pressed bralle. Tarrant. ti v . ••,rr • • • Mr. Heat, west seer . ippon& is . T 'lcegaeatly reported. • ••11 'rite LORD CRANCRLIOR amid, this case-Mad been SrisOpedretily befOse him, and an looking into it, he ,eyeeild.rbss Vioe..Chaosellor lied given a very proper decision. lie had heard both Mr. Mitt., and Mr. Tar. the Solicitor foe Mr. Taylor. To Mr. Tarrant Ile was boonaUtto play 'every regard ai Solicitor' Mr. Taylor, and no man could do bis de, • • It • • • • 7 • • .0. 0 'MP; 'eA'T iiiO4/ than he had dale; '-ood.Mr. Molls ,/as equally de-' getting of notice for his very indefatigable exertions in Ake •raese v . The ChassFellwet then, .said, that_ he could not de , titiftiatt*hi. thin be had now done , for he could not Art/tit leap over the general eccoents of the Court. ' king over all the ca4e, he bad evia dente enough as to the case to afford him ground to give it a 61p1 detlialtnt, after.the eiiiltelke the parties I,ador ' 14; 11 ollirtonJtj of # f id.eibg In ttkeir behalf. W le* t•!• ; 1 ' _-* . 1 ••••••t illir-* . - .'_ i I , u ` . VIOE-CHAfiCEI.I.O .t 11,0411q..1t0 tit 21. ~. w 4 4,. • • % *not ; W::. iik, *AsTzT. 0' 4 . • .. 1 X considerable ratline. of, the titne 'of the kill Ins "scowled itt beariog the .eaceptians in this ,egfie l nib; Honour sistil.sainetely through the atcowste, 1 • t ; order .to paderstand the , point.' in jpsee. Hi served; thlt the Master of.tho t iPlls tied decreed t o ' sum of OR POOL to balder , t 4 Abe. representative M Antony de Manpon, 17,0001. of which ‘bad beim, since paid—that as !if the reaßillog 51,0001. the Mister (ttoilai).bed • reported it to be still ape, end the qaestion for' Alm to deteimine was, whether that Report sax conformable to the decree of the Master - of the Rolls. Having underatond the chief point., he 'reqUested that the exceptions Might eland over till toamprrow, and he then left the Cocci. • WILTSI,I4BE. ASSIZSS. • Ter. , lrstio PAP and Mr. Jostled Baftiouour *tilted et Salisbury on Satoiday lattr and owned their Geermi j eurlons for the• Assizes of the:Crewel of Wilts. On Monday they commenced business; Dir.. Borrough presided at Nisi Print, and M. -Jostle* Park on the Crown Side. . .The Grand Jury having been sworla;' the Jody . addreseed them to the following effect ;—They assembled in the character of a Grand Inquest fnv the County, to-evercise one of the most important functions that could belong to the member. of a civi lized society.. lie was sorry to observe, that having Weedy gorre• three times on this Circuit, his expe rience did not furnish any previous instance of's'• large a Calendar of offences. There Must, therefore, have been a considetable increase of crime in their county, although not of, We deepest dye. As Magi strates, they were necessarily acquainted with the 'rules and nature of. , that proceeding in which they were about to ire-engaged. There was, however, one case to, which it might be proper fo him to ad vert ;it was that of husband and wife committed for the same felony. Upon looking at the &pod lions, it appeared to him very doubtful which of these two persons had done the guilty set ; but if they were both parties to it, the woman was not le gally answerable; the law presuming in her favour that she acted under the controul and by the coer den of her husband. That was a point, however, ee which, if they eaperienced any difficulty, they .might refer to that Court fOr investigation. He ihould he happy in emend whatever assistance they Might stand in need of, although be miglit remark generally, that their duties could not be more clearly or espliritly described than they were ht the oath which had been just taken. There was one dreamy stance its the present Calendar which he could not observe without feelings both of surprise and corpora , nets. He had alluded to a &miasmatic: of a similar nature no a former occasion, and he non found that in • Calendar of 60 cases, one full third were of per- sons under 20 years of age, some of them, indeed. in extreme youth, Ile was wholly at a loss to whet cause to analyst so melancholy a fact. Perhaps that system of stational edoestion, according to the doctrines and principles of Established Church. which did so much - :honour to the wise and benevolent persons who promoted it, itati na yet had ante to produce all its benevolent effects amobe the younger classes of anciety ‘ anti .he cherished a hope that it would ultimately operate to restrain this early depravity. The progress of such so improve. meet most be greatly assisted by the increased meant afforded to the Public of attending places .of gine. worship. lie had no reason to doubt the ea rellenee of the discipline which was maintained in their County Jail, or to believe that the Prisoners did not receive all those attentions which were pro. per for them is their situation. They could not, however, pay too anxious a conviderstiou to that subjest ; sod be should recommend it to them to sa tisfy their minds respecting it by ocular dentonstra. lion. . . The Grand Jury Olsni retired, and in a few mi nutes• found several trpe.bills. Thom which were tried en Monday were,aet of any peculiar or general ieterest. William Woodbridge was the first Prisoner placed at bar, - and indicted tor steeling nine-moire half. peony from the till of the Post.Qffice at Ale*sham, . beteg employed es a letter-carrier.st that Odin. the course of the evidence it appeared, this the Primmer . had- , been engaged .bs this copeck' , *bout five years, daring which time ulmilar depredations had been comititted.• For the purpose of detecting the offender, the pteceetion was -at length takes of filing • particular mark on the money placed la the •till. The Prisoner was discovered taking apart of. it in a clandestine manner, and a part of it was like. wise friend upon his person. The Jury pronounced a verdict of Guilty, sad the Coed, in order ta testify its sense of the extreme claimer to all the confidence, of domestic society 8,6. ing from the offence of servants robbing their mime's, immediately sentenced the Prisoner to be transported fur, MN en years. William Jones, aged 18, and William Jenkins, of the same age, were indicted on three several charges rrf stooling two mares and a gelding, the property of WiWaas Clements. William Clements deposed, that be lived seer Bristol, and that he missed the horses in question on the 10th of April lest. In company . with a friend, he went the next looming is 'search of them, and -at length traced the gelding toe Public-house at and. ton, in Wiltshire. Th. two Prisoners were in tho house, and the landlord having cornmoniceted his. suspicions to bin% he looked et the gelding, which be. found to he his own.- He knew it immediately, hew. ing bred it - hiraself t by the mark of a kick wkleff it tied received on its off fore leg, and by a bleu on its forehead. • 'Themes Head .proved, that the Prisoners offered tbe.goldleg but for. sale. The :price asked was 'IQ • seine's. They went airsy s sad reamed with the - ...—e----_ . ' ""IPP i l f t" 7o V"R i qti t . 'PrPfsiVl to 1 41 k 6 ,1 , 0)".. 4* ' VI. tie took the Prisoners kilo restouy ate plea ca lled Hiverley. • . An 4 • tipn .Ib. t. ii,ttlyet ► by, thol l ti•oft!lie -Cm en • 47 go. I there *lb no 'proof of the, rigitsittsking in this. vidaftee, A 'WM prusessiotg in *Vitriffmt county cotitif not be *kale admitted as ih abf of 2 fresh taking i• that. beiiitithe well priociple ow Which felonies could beltieCatethen Weblike than those to which thee ore% glikiiiii4d. An. this cam Ike a h n " :l l :llf e e er nie ..C o l ier kled ed io li bas e. l9l • Itlibeen.ll token i...,• Bristo l, . Ms. derke. Plat' thidgit,t-therit - Ws, neribitida: Sow br tlecobjeminn4 tebleChe neW had beon etato ershed-les. till the Jodnentsfriliglaeriatelos libpilos pallet referred tti, lali! gatioi4fgfll l o-* gtfdif,'rtft##7 it -., W ig h "."Ar amb k; WM... 11 4 Y i g r :Irifor a t t." t cotivjcted . ,of 'steeling iis lite r 'detellitsg- ate a Wo- Dior. illinirtol,4l`thai' eottety Id dna, 113 (19 net.! in gold; 31. in titan; and niktif ottio're4 in the WA. May lest. ' This rya iabfel celPtitAted, it op'. peered, cant Used to 'uteri hellowie.whilst the family wyme..et church, and 1414. yegylirfg biosself in the pantry, carded away the pinperty disccibed in the IsOictteent. It was fatted ition liiii stint .foot lit4iti oh tint siscreeding motoing, ato piewenituate it alt miles distance from t he hoeshef the ProseCator. the Jetty fogad him, Godly.. - •.! 4.' .....,1110,11Mnifested no syneptoma of Matto or penitence,' Oprlitltitiepted any kind of detente. .., •• 2 '. r lilt. attn.% . t 'On the Civil Sig/VIIIPM were bat 15 risme *Pt lower for trial, three of which were •Speciel Jetty Atietetr. .These last stertpostponed till the (*Bowleg dey,,,und the fog oterTwerte,wijittle ipiptortance except to see parties interested. Oise case, that of an action for in assault, excited some alerrinient, bit'nlll be Teen to have led to no revs materiel motif. ' . WIIIIII 0. 1111AT . CMILLOR AND teliallAN. . 1 • The 1 1 141 1 04 is • farmer, residing neitieWlsWryil and paid his addresses to, the sister of the ! Defe,,d ant Baichellor in Setneatier last. A fair Is intamilly held et that place, and the Plaintiff as.fkins'iled to wiinesa its entertainetenti at the houinbritii fatulth brother-in-lave. - After dining with • lifsgrpitty, and partaking liberellrPf ale, the filfikfill of !he . 4ompany retired, and, to:censeqience sif t s metbing -that passed relative - los the Inie a ff air vane was in progress, the Plaineff,with compelled to dei ' a 'glass of muddy Nod mediciied beer, by the Menacing net 'of placing 4 flifig , l at his breve. He wei thee lee• daubed with a moisture of soot and oil, to-which was added .a varnish of ppt liquor., Being, afterwards conducted to the pumps be was drenched from head- to foot, apparently in the "vain eapectition.of puri fying his person from the.unseemly effecis of the former application. For this injury he now sought for COMpIIII44I/04 in a Court of Justice. Amelia Webb, the only win: called, staled, that she was the sister of the pi , inti and was a witness to the transaction complained of. vier evidence,, however, only went to d solo., the fact of the mar. Aye having subsequently taken place between the families, and to a vindicatioo of. the Ladies from the sevicion •of having been at ell surprised by the Power of that ale which had so completely mastered the understaadings of the Gentlemen engaged in this affair. It was here agree,' that a verdict shogid be liken by comet fur the Plaintiff—Damages 4011, . . , • EXT'RJOHDIVARY KSCAPE 4ren 4.1 iet ' 1' LIENSION or .r• Pitl,soNE 0 ............._ • . . • On the St instant, a man namedm John :d4a - I 1 prisoner. who oils confined in Tothill-fields Psingfei on a charge of fraud, in obtaining nineteeeeeml posed Illok of England Notes,, by moons of fated representations, froni s Gentleman named Joseoll lay,. of Richnwil, escaped from Mr. Pople; ad u nder.keeper of Tot hill.C.lds Prison, al.he was con: 'eying him and another prisoner to a hackney-coach to Marlborough-street Police-office for final e 111111111144 tion. .Bond it* ivell•known duffer, ant (*gained thn• money In the equal duffing style, by petting upon Mr. Tay goods *MOb he t retesided to be orcosset..{{ ably greater ,ealue than he sold them for, .whein ft, fact they were made to deceive,. awl of .no value set all, Bond escaped wit of the hackney•coach 10' So ellow-istreet, Claford-atrept. lit gm fit/lowing manner ;-.-The street was being piped, oued , the coachman drew tip his horses for the .porpuse of tenting hack. . Mitt. l'oplepot his head . throogh one of the windows, end was asking the coachmen the cause 4.1 the Wet:option. and Bond at the same time threw himself held f _prettiest ititotigh the adapt wins dos, and with much deaterity turned a somerset and fell upon kit feet ; he rowed' as fast as be could, and Mr. P o ple not .being able to leave his other Prieoher to pursue him. he escaped. No tidings wfrelieerd of. Bond until Saturday lost, when inforpiation sapg,„ee,.. milord in town that he was•lerbing,ebout Ditchete end Windsor. George Pople and, Alfred Pople 4 olS.' errs of Queen-signior, were wtot,eq, apprehe n d him, sad on Swards/. eight they .4.isiitl Bead ist,the !lots, sod Ciroom pentieAnote• at Dascbett, and took him "into custody. It beingiste et night the officers pot , .Bood to bed in Iback room on the second door...tad took his clothes into as adjoitrioe room its *bleb the) I slept. Abost three o'clm k seat morning they were ache by the noise of a window in the Prjsunpi'a room shutting, end immediately went i n .learn the Cause. when, to their weal surprise, they, ow Buittl' as .a distance of several fields ftoni the treat, 141* shirt only, rooming as fast as he coold t • bairitig leaped from the oitieloia, A height of sear 20 feet..., They retailed him immediately (they fort...4lldt slept in their clothes), wid after a chace of three Tiles, over hedge, ditch', and fields, they Ant oithi l o a hundred yards of him, 41111 ihr,111)11T1 to shoot hito if he did not stop; he continued ruorbitte. still firedet and missed him. They fired a second time,, and wontided byes on the cap of the knee, he retold thins proceed no further; they brotteht him to ion, don on Monday, owl gate him into the custody 10 : Mr. Nodder. the Keeper of Tothill-fields .Prisoti.... , . The Magistrates have appointed tnorkrirrri's for his esamination at Msrlbotough.strver Police-office. - The accounts of /the slate of the harvest in almost every part of the Crinrineut are of Ms most gratify ing kind. The crops in France, Italy, G..reteny, Russia, and Poland, hold out thh best promise of proving net only nub/rant, bat of an eacelleot quality g i ptir- - . , . - • 'trivet op for roveie cliordeid upon in 4 1 1 : awn iltrodtma The'facts of 'lie epidermic yownd then, yeicl, Tent?le•bor, ingkew, iolsowt4( there fit Wei tette, third And two new . Asiteeng ti Pliooyeri, iilio ettagit; Intl &fel tlol4 , bilk some to toil fins lli permed the it preen; end here he eireprideirs, sod iiiipelree'effert be teen t6.ir grospi . gedesited Igoe to.fekl . • iNFA viv withlia. •••••1 of ft. penile ii * .pt .PlO4 isd' - tarah I'4lW. Insieed, lioareier, the Preiteeter, and d rhiged Mil up *Belt and 1,4 ci men Aldin kiiitk hies peon in lace, the PreseCutot was with a glands, tit _ fog .flies totnidttelf: to Atillyk. and gave t.. I .tille Aldin isesitediat , 'llreitislstance of _ Itiobbed, 'dragged 'bier Witth:hoefie,' , IttfrA the ehargfrofn fee atilt bleeding'' 'Piet ely esitointted I'delted 11rig 84 1 ' britilatht kiting hhi.tate, ordered 11119111hd the thrtif Jill statement end Mrs. Hatheway, were going to Covent, in ryeestion, and titer 'end the gang, postmen,. They of the two female The 'latter Prisesier, brneght forwardi.•-- - bet. their testimouy 'than . other wise. Mr. Hassel, the pe+ted his former Lion. He was-stili shade otter hiveyes. Mr. Alderman the edcidence recap said helves clearly c should be committed Mr. PATNt absolved, whether Aldin had &felon, he lock io the tiansaction Mr. Alderman Wt doubt upon that poinl more certain, he wool% the titian time he dire oat by tomorrow, when commit them for trial. mended. The of f ice ela•minatiOn. ilow•trrotow.—On Tuesday foie trial" oi ;Woof of having the Masker. of a dire s. 11i+ fabricated deed lit au hoipital, and ebi rr ltire . -emtaser.—On' • woo l examined..chst int. die pi open y of A'.•llli Owing to the dowse* of r persoas is the 0111te. lie ed tobe opened. ith, Pr '4 -Alter *A* had charge of . under the har:ime the outer street, the alarm being - postage nod retarded the above HD 'midrange .of golden, up 4:rus—to reel, gardens, followed by " lag, " Stop Thief r nice; ifs sr met ! • Clear Mira, mach esbaustedost tieing brou g ht back' to the 8 5: Miller dud J.'l4Wrora boa *dhow to &public gWiitaidictu sits.— Yesterday Lobbing a I belsea Pensioner tits was diectinrged. :41 his'ldesti ay. 'J odd and t shiner about she service he 1 1 1i l sr0 11rY he ha 4 * r I ffullowed haat, had puled die thilour. Judd picked the hoiselagiether. W. 'Troshis was • hilly E. Lea., while he was lib doe*. • Wiruswir wen sier.—Yroiraey eautelitted for roans of bail. for ettillill i ggatsill, Aseghter IT* wrowit Ana beet oanars mess INN 'NI Stusrdny lasi . i becnnsensore7piriiag, %bpi the sinkber was seen hoklitti nee d.legittei. wink nor .11.11 W btlit aer with a - cane till she was covered with ..Thekhonour, delicacy, and inviolable ascrecy.con. ' tested with die Medical Board for the cure of pre. 'sailing diseases, are manifested from the public con- .. co it has acquired .. Since the Medical Board has P' . iiitablished at Charlotte.house, Greet Charlotte- street, Blickfriare.road, and Woodstock.street, Os. tord.street, upwards of Thirty Thousand Patients of ^ : both sexes have been restored to perfect health, many of whom had lingered for years under the most painful and obstinate diseases, were pronounced incurable • ;., by respeitable practitioners, and several discharged from Hospitals. Such are the effects resulting from combined talents ! !—Messrs. Coons and Co, of Medical and Surgical celebrity, after forty year; ei perienes' in this Metropolis, are consulted daily at both houses until nine at night, and the poor have advice, gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday Mornings until twelve o'clock. Patients at a dis. tinee'i describing their case, immediately attended to. All'letteri to be directed to Charlotte.house, Black - filirv`.reatt, but none are answered Which do not con. tali% a consulting fee. L Pnetra sad Published Iry Dr LitsPissi‘ft. imp SratssiLai Orrice, No. 4 1 600.670460111.1.41P46 . • „ • , g e... ,eOhICK. .. utWo IltstoitMOTlON. le.terdayjohn Adm. a watching tiesst.street, sad Novi dada/lie • ..; JP, 140 Common- n- pillitinipy, i i,,, i , '.. ,'' . ,eXamiestion before Mi. Aids - 'All 44 s I pon seipiciort of bang tenor* pll , is %thee, robbery. t ! V, ! ' ✓ case were briefly thchiei..-A, „ ei e ok - in's . , na med Bissell Was In Ship. . tic 1 or 4 e arly hour on Flirts) , men u if i n t ol i c e og i e and while standee flikfaa, scke.d by thee* or four women 4 . n linen, b• Whom he was sererdly • t h e .," d n own were the two feel'', :U* most aceito active in di. ir t AN PI l. Pk Tailor tuck him elide sack . s ee of le ifistriment as to mromi the Maid Ar• ai .0.1 4 0 is _gel and with Id ttirtebti.-** 'levities wodnin Sarah Taylor into Fleet, Mateo h e 'i re , egg - w attacked by her aull .11051 I 'beaten alma m 'Wageless. By, a 1 OW" le succeeded is ditricating isimsot and the Prisoner Aldin coming op, „ H 1 take take charge of the woman tsyi.,, ; lri ', of doing this, be seised hold e t t.ttostri nd in CutejutbetioD with the gin s :. -.. • tell-yarn, and while the primates, .. .' i -- ..... ami . I were bogy in rifling his pockeie t - W seseral severe blows with a blade-, "lam and on the breast. In this period .. moos was robbed of i 51. and a 11. note ~.. (silver. The work of - plunder have . t s f . • lied, the Prisoner, Taylor, turned ~ vd Charge of Mr. gruel for smelt. ''' sown lowitediality seized him, and, with . the.giag by whom he bad bent ' !The I 'him Moog the street Pb St. Den. . le,' *hood She constable of the night ... I% gem 'rode MrsiTlylor, ant! the Prosece., . le th e I in a dreadful manner, and- come ... I loom the' besting he had reolted, . .. gam, r tist night. the was on the follow., ' before Alderman Wood; who, upon; ordered bias to he taken from the • V Prisoners t Mike his place. . . wei flirthet - Corroborated by a Mr. Do ste brsi t at a soy, tee respectable persons, else ' rriveri stent.ganleo market On the morning • • 1 coene i• s • I vrereleducrid to follow the Prose. is.. - mow° rig, by seeing the blood upon the : Of eve% r b ye sh spoke particularly to the coud at t f". tery, a e Pawners and - that of Aldin. t woh II . - 'rimier,• on the present- occasion„ • the at *ro w' two persons to speak in his behalf ; ' 4 cho .. ay tended rather to his crimination • An E A Sim A Sixt the Proseeotor, atterukd, and re. Alb 8 t . statement, without a single Torii* A Sim A ll ill in a very faint state, and worse A Si Seel es. A six. 1 Wows, after hearing the whole of;A A Si Six, as capitulated by different witnesses, A oils, ly of opinion, that the three Prieouers - A xis; * teed for the felony. A Mist teed for the felony. lai n I nerved, that the•main question was, - Mit id a felonious intent isithepart *hick - T. I . onsaction ? which i WOOD thought there could. be- nes . ' point. In order, however, to be -'' A" I " of cam would consult the City Solicitor. le , is ail on I directed the deposition to be made h. *;11. 0.01 s, when he should feel it his dirty to st 3 ; L tier ' trial. They were accordiAgly re. . ins; c ice was crowded to excess doting the - c let, c Al. 'iroe In Tuesday Jeremiah Kirk was committed ' Tor of having defrauded the isomer ni Mr. ' And 1 of sevelal shillings by a ti 4 Woos tale of Mons cated story was, limo his wife was fling . , all nu I, and dolt be wasted money to bury the 'I hi t.—On Taesttly H. '/3artlatt. a youag matt, Goats dis Otos at. charged with stealing 13 yards of carpet. Fool I' N.-Ilttrinol, ofJoidd.phiee,St. Pancras. i bad g lest of the wombat, and the great-amber of ter 01 e. the dour in the rear of VAe bar was order- Maw :'he Pris..aer wot:ching titeopponunity of the irge of him tutting turned Ins back, popped he outer Hike, and made his .way onto the ti!nig "ken, the crowd followiag tilled Ike e ~ d the Officers, by able,' the Primmer had 1 mod I et of m,e , Meet". tie ran Mut* Hatton. Saki meet, Leother-taae, aad alogg Baldwin';- by ' die whole proseof Constables, Are. cry. .. !" *bile the Prisoner called out. ,* It. o -.',.. . Clear the troy ; clear the way I" He was ',,, sled. at the lop of tialdwin's-garden, and ' $ 'to the Mice, ma. fully comini led. itogrant•itere fully committal for uttering apublic la. Fr -Yeaterday W. Judd ofts.felly committed Lotti ea Pensioner of 31.; and 'grenadier in the • it Ow rd. 'the witne-sex being usable to swear to ) the 4 and a grenadier got betting with the Pen• .. vice he bad seen. 'floe Pen.iouer pulled out it again in bia jacket pocket, h od went to t i af the tap-room. The Prisoner and the sold ier . ou'led the outes coot of his pocket, which fell k. I picked diem up, and he and the soldier brit ' ... fully emunaltted for steolwg a watch From i Asa was situ leg drunk and asleep on the stein of ~ l'.—Yooleraily :I). and Sarah Thomeero • I of bail, for cruelty to Framers Mullah is daughter of Mrs. T. by n formeehtebood.— ' area I'm& bees frequently disturbed by the poor heat; to Saturday IT! they became more pursing. woe . awl Bead vise Tkl ••••••••• S but oOt! or Tfi the a. 4' for OM 1111 I ,~ , 4 • v ► . .` .. ,~ 'W • a f ~: