The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-04-12 00:00:00

COURT OF CHANCERY, Avan.ll. ,LAIF INTELLIGENCE.. ' Tna WAI.COTT uttARITT. i!oninn was ovule in this cause tir:day, for an in iinbetiolvtu re•ttain utw of die tenants ut the charity es st'ate trout pruerrdi:ig in an action at law against the agent of the irsiateer, is ho, at the thin• the prrosires acre let on lease, guaranteed a legal title to the lessee. Atter a great deal of discussion by the tsitivisel ()Crtis sides, it was agreed that all proeeeslings shoats's br rd at present by the parties, and that all the motions of ii hid. notice bad been given in this.canse should stand user till the first day of Michaelnias term. 1 hr I.iien CH3NCELLnit rectinitnentled this course, in under to avoid litigation, as, helore ti rill, •,.pleation would be niadetu Parliament for an.Aet declar ing is. wle.nu the charity estatt.s were lev:ally vested ; and, when that point was so tletl, tha tenants who bail *alien banding or repairing 'rases would be seemed ae'ainst le:ly 1 0 '04 by getting legal enntratts eitecuted. Ilislurd st.ip directed that suds of the tenants as were in that situation shooloi nut he required in the mean tilor to pay it.eir rents to the rec ''' '' ''' %blows the Court had lately HI: tint. or 11111ArrvtitraT .4 ,411 oTIInRI r. Tint I.l:he or 31A1:1.1101“.1.:4.11. \lr. that by a former or , ler the Lake of ilarlhorotigh had been directed to pay thy bum e 1,31,01. into Fond, and that an hail been • inade to have the time of pavinent enlar t :eil. This ap plication was supported by tips affidavit of .11r. l'inniger, who. said, that he hail reason to believe the until- Ile. ft-TO:int would he able to comply with the order before the last day of next term. The • Lel'ineti Counsel eon 'Waved this affidavit as very general in its statements, and expressed his hope that, unless the Court 'honk, think that some suffirient reason 11'.11 assigned fur the th•llv, it would not grant th. rime n.quirtnl. .11r. %Viral, on the p.trt of the Duke of Marlborough, contended that the reasons assigned in the affidavit were sud:eiently specific. IlaitT said, he appeared fur the trustees: aml all h.. wished was, that, it any h:ss was sustained by the !take's Rot paying the maney into Court, his clients might be indemnified. The LORD Citaxreit.ou said he slinuld read over the atiolavit at leisure, and afterwards state his opinion to tlhe• Court. COURT 4W COMMON PLEAS. Arm. 11. RETERNIL, UNO, AND CO. r. Till IMPERIAL !NAL !I INCE COMPAN V. This trial excited an newts eeeeee on share of iii•erest, nut only me account of the large suns sought to lie tecitteret!; I ul un account of the number Of scientific o•Ndoinion were brought forward as witnesses, and thi• ivantitr ~ f chemical learning which was dispheyeal in the emirs.. of :Pe investigation. It will he recollected, that on the neotteini: the lettle of November last, a Ste broke nut in the extens:•:• premises of Messrs. Iheettne l / 2 Xing, anti Co., sugar-ha :..r•, in CliterelAine, near the I onottercial e eat!. That lire des witole of their es ye and valuable property.which was insured in different ...;11.:es to the amount sifitkellet and has givea 1161' to the case now before es. This action was brought to recover the sum of `O/001., for which a part of the property had kern insnred at the epthce of the defendants ; and the payment was resisted /A, the ground that the plaintiff, hail a new species of ap paratus, iu which a quantity of oil had been used, anti (ha: this oil, when heated to a great degree, had produced inflammable gas, which was allegol to have been the cauet ethos coild4ratien. It *as eentensted, that this etlipartore trash old practice efrellbiog Pagan., Was a torfeiture of the %Entrance, by reposing the premises to a danger *beck illbetwise would wit have existed. It remained then for the plaintiff, to show, that this de -1 !nee was untenable. ft large and well-eonatruated nea- Ord of the apparatus, used in the refining of sugar, as well as of the part of the building, tidier@ it hail been h. test up, was produced in Court. Ike case was opened on the part of the plaintiffs by ti..: SOLICITOR-61CNIERAI., Who dwelt on all the leading which were afterwards disclosed in evidence. Ile sa:d there suss no positive proof as to the precise way in which the tire originated. The most probable canoe w as, that it proceeded from f mite of those common a .:dents which frequently happened; hot he should prove in the clearest by the testimouy.ut the best cieemists in the kingdom, vole of whom were well at:- tiaainted with the premises, that the tire could n o t have been occasioned by the linprorell eel teltinery introduced iato the manufactory ; hut that, on the contrary, the ma c;itetery was calculated to prevent fires front taking place. hen called several persons who had been employed sea the reniiStri s and several neighbours; from whose evidence there was reason to suppose that the lire had Loran in a different part of the premises loon that where new machine was erected. It tv.es stated, that ac eardieg to the old mode, the sugar tvasplacerl in boilers, immediately over the fires, by which the inflammable gas might easily have been produced, and a danger etways existed in case ties gas, or the boiling sugar caught fire ; but by the new he, the sugar was heated through the medium of boiling oil, and every hazard of *hi- kind was obviated. file following scientific gentlemen were then called to prove this part of the ease:— Mr !hotel Wilson said be was acquainted with the new niode of relining sugar by the apparatus of the p!,dritiffe ' which he had assisted in fi tting up. All the ui! vessels were h e ated by the application of fire in the ordinary way. The great danger of other machines was, that the sugar lbeing immediately over the fire was always in clanger of boiling over and tilting fire, on ac count of its great combustibility ; but in the present race's that linger was avoided. Ile --hed visitettlfir apparatus almost every day, to see how it went on.— *1 here might have been souse leakage of oil from the ,bailer; but that Odell leaked into the fire could not comninnic•ate any flame to the oil in the ves sel, for it would burn, and the combustible gas %cook! Kt , op the chimney. The oil in the boiler, could not 3.,•nd oat any ineani,sable gas until the heat became so great as to raise the thertoometer up to 600 degrees ; but the heat of the ell never inc d to that extent.— Nerital boors of a vets hard lire would be necessary to produce that effect. If inflammable gas were produced in the Ordinary mode it would have gone out by lateral 'rats, and could not have set fire to the house. The u!:intrier was, on the outside, made of brick-work, hut that there were cast-iron pipes, so that the heat could not get to the brick-work. l'o render atmospheric air inflammable there must have been a mixture of gas in it in the proportion of one to seven. Hat here there Wee not sufficient gas to produce an explosion. The a:auger, in feet, would have been greater la the ordinary apparatus than in this. The vent was more than sal& sittitchtat to carry of ten doses the quantity of gas that could bus prosinced in this apparatus. It was repaired a short time before the fire. Witness superintended the repair. The oil was taken oat at the time. Witness sae' the apparatus after dm fire with SOW sarrevors and engineers; there was au immense massif rubbish bytnefon du ro l es.Z ; w as mot the slightest rent in 1 " M * . " retortsea had Ire Owe: Vim ' ev 011 r.e.0—..4. or ex talon it. The p of the fire was at the enter the, • set Out TIIE SI 4:V near the oil vessel. The oil Yr3S cotivoved through copiter pipes, and it was impassible for trieiii to haves burst from the pumping of the oil. At the hotfoot of the retort there was a quautitv of rarlonthie us matter, oecasioned by the o il, which would not isaV 4,41 tht el ease if an iililosient haul taken place. Ile w• tarsi ask ed, if he thought, on the whole, that the lire was sera :ivied by the apparatus ? 'Mr. Se ent.t: - r r object:a to this question ; it was for the Jury to judge ou that point. Ile then proceeded to cross-rxamitte the witness, *ho said he hall taken out a patent for his machine. 'I her! es er: ie rus tootles of boiling sugar besides that of his pa 'Mr. lloward had a patent for the purpose., bed Ale. Watt another. The quantity of Oil generally put into the machine was UV gal:otis. Being witeel hotc the copper under the re tort happened to he burnt if the tire took place at the lop of the hogse? lie atiewered, that the coals lying un der the copper hail continued burning for a it vet; tiller, in l'ollSe.lll4.lllre of a current of air which proceeded up the chininev. Mr. Almatr, an iron manufacturer, near Horslyilown, said, h, rot.,lrio.led the oil rrss , .l of this apparatus, ns cloirelv free from not defect. There was Yo 1112.• 11•41.110 , in this vessel, 11111 t no more than WWI Mil -1111111 to all ; for wear and te.ir would unglue, that vireo. .Ilowq Harrill, a rnear-,,ft:wr, at Liverpool, had carried on the bto•inesa there fir fourteen tears; lw tW scribed lii, vrores..es by which sugar was hoiltml; one prili'Voi:s 113 s IoV soil, w h ich wait 'll les.< idlau,felouc than by the old plan, or areettot of the tiniekiwii with which the sugar could be aepar4ted from the U the woment any danger wAs apurehentled. is 1 , 1 I ht . ;. pp tratii.:. %chid' a model was then )R was, opinion, 'lnfer than any other mode Os itii lie knew of. %a 'tiaras did introduce into Isis niatmlaetore the process of Isailiog a ith oil ; after that he went unit elfeeteal it fresh insurance. Ile hail, however, since laid 1 Lis and returned to the taid method. Mr. I I,4lj:isms, who haul 1'4%91 a sugar refisicr fur ?II nr :111 ve ars, said, the obi itio.ie of boiling sugar was at trade., w ia, considerable r, unless there WAS a per pe.n 11 a ate), upon it. In 'Milt a vessel .is that Isetorr the I a art. there 'appeared to dallger :it Ai. 11.• 11.tol 11411144 r always Invited Recoiling t,., the old toethiki. When sogar boozes were hurtt:.i...tu , he he% cr could t Ise cau4e. at r. Inksl.iu , an engineer. spnlte to the appearanre of the .ip;-arataist iu question after the lire. It %sar his girl. 'lion. that sorb an apparatus eras the safest insaale, ratuie it required less tire, anti berate the tire rimer came its alirert rontaA with the vessel isi a hit'), the supt was Isiailed. lw never produced vapour or innaus gas, anti; it acquirsal a mock greater tiegrre of h..it the sugar required. If there had Leo, in- Naumdsle gas in this apparatus, it woulsl have !one off by a leaden pipe, w hie+ 'the heat would not - he aollieient to melt. Ile saw lid danger whatever lions the besting of the Air. Parke., a chemist, said, he 1141 inspected lisgra cols attrieiing the apparatus in question; anal Ile was sate It was less 'Linger-on% than any other. Ile agreed whits Mr. Wilason in every thing he stated, except as to the ?Ito.- that the gas was !titres out.. 't he witneasthen deserihed some experiments which went to illustrate his position. Nu inflammable gas conk) hr produced mail the - heat rose watt/ degrees; anal an such effect could arise, even from negligence, in the ma.-blue in voca tion. which he considered is safer than any other. til WWI oats not very kik& SSSSSS able; t•ltgar was twice more sit. If the oil in use retort hail item heated to even 4011 degrees, it would immediately vat bunitte the sugar. . air. Wangle. Profeasor of Chemistry at the !loyal In stituti.,n, said s lie hail made eaperimenss in ,cordrk lo g prepare hinseal( for . the etirlercr isboald Is. this Ile ail pitt alms Of sefar into hoillag trLch lie heated to t!ae temperature of near 6461 degrees, and the ui! prathierti very little gas, stills a very slight de- , }roe of init.* ability. tha , rea•eia, he wet con vinced there coelJ have been no explosion by tueans of L:M in the artiltattl , in ilueßtion, a Ida he considered the safest of ;di :others. 11- root examining the let and lila- premises while the fire took place, lie was convinced that 11..' lire must have broken out somewhere else than over the loader. 'fltere could have been no has ro11C• teat in the nisper part of the machine, su long as flirt'. %err xitorlitres at the trait. 11 r. alerick Acento, the celebrated discoverer of ;misfit' in hos!, said he had occa-ion to male ex peri mem s on Intl:mum:stile gas with new sail, to a fa-operators of 601: ,:egres-a, atoll no gas was ever proilneol below that temperature. If a vessel contained ICH vallona, it would take a man eight or len hours to pro.loce a heat to that temperature. Ile had tried saperimrwh with told oil, which case gas at 4641, similar to what was now is-rd fur illuu.inati .if gas had been generated in the apparatus in question. it would have gone out by the aperture at the top, as all inflammable gas was lighter than the atumapherie air. lie was clearly convinc e d that this apparatus WWI 1111101 less hazardous than any other, because the operator here had a complete eons inand over the heat, a hiels was not the CAM' in other suarlainea, u here the snFar was likely to bail overt for sugar contained inure inflammable gas than any other substance. It would be physically impossible for the o il in the retort to take fire; nor could a quantity of gas be collected its the building without its getting assay ; but if, by being air tight, the place was lired with gas, and then the atmospheric- air let in, and the smallest tire applied to it, an explosion would take ;dare which must he heard all over London, and would tear the building to pies-es. Cross-examined Ley Mr. SCAR Li:Tr.—Being asked if oil was ever adnlterated, Its, amid be bad no doubt of it. —(Laughter.)—lleing asked how Ise knew whether oil was mitre or less old, he said it depended on how often it was heated, and whether heated in open or a close vessel. The old tail would become heated wow, s .boaanse thee* was a inn Tatty ofirtprolleglairr fl i a ls i tr i se Ivor nil. Mr. WilliJno Alien, Professor of Chemistry at Huy's Hospital, 114:441 examinell the nook' in ioest;or, anal be was continued it was a safer plan than any otlorr, be cause it prrventril the clanger whirl* woutil arise front 1 sups' boiling over; fur sugar rasa most inflanionahr this f'.SMAN. 'the premises after the fire; be saw a great quantity of ruktish over the boiler, consisting of bricks, old broken qbarrs, &c. ?sir. NS:Nester spoke tp,the superior safety of boiling gplity . )ii apparatus ; mid was sure that any gas "endured there must he given out so slowly as to have titan enough to evaporate. 'Mr. Min Thomas, Cooper, salil he was perfectly IC queintell with the new apparatus. The lowest tempera ture at which he could get gas from oil was, from 670 to 5.4; and if g as had kern produced, it would all go away) through the various vents that lay open at the top of the building. :tit. t °eke ell, Chairman of the Committee of Che mistry in the Socitty of Arts, fully agreed with the, other witnesses, and considered the apparatus in quee-', non less hazardous than any other. Several other nititesses were called to give evidence', to thy sause effect, all tending to prove the safety of the apparatus, and the impossibility of any lire taking place by the creation of iidlatuinable gas, or of ignited gas continuing to burn at the top of a building, like a lam bent flame ; fur gas could not be collected except in • clime place ; and if then set on tire, it would make an explosion destructive of every thing around it. ;tit.. lir-mink was now c4liefl. lie hail ;mole many ex periments respecting gas, anti fully agreed with what had been stated by all the gentletueu who had given evi dence before him. Here the easel"( the plaintiff was closed ; and slr. SC4lll.llll' having stated that hr had got a vast h.'.lt• of evidence on behalf of the defendan;•, the Loan Unita .It.slicti adjourned the trial mail this morning. POLICE. T.IWN• HALL. SOUTllWAtte.—Ye.terday William Seer. eat underwent an examination before Sir JOHN EAMER, chare col, on lwhalf ref t oe I torernur anal Company of the Bank of England, pith feloniously olispo-ing of, and patting zoo a), fur the purpose of circulation, a quantity of fainted li. notes. The prisoner is one of those persons who are termed serottll raters," or, in oiler words, who have the faci ilit obtaining forged notte4 from the actual nianufae weer at the first cost, winds is about 25.; those notes then go through various bands, each dealer ruoleavour iug to get a profit on them, till their price is about 10e u ! at 'shirk sum they are bought up by the iittcrers.-7'M prisoner's depredations were conducted on so extensiett a scale, anal were so dexterously ssaamogeol, that althougb they attracted the serious attelotiou of the Bank, rut Ise baffled every exertions of the Pollee to detect him, till he was at length soured. t'a'r this purpose a man of 40W. r it' ball character was hired, and a quantity of niarlte.l looney, to the 1111101111: of I Is. was given to Urn to prams- sonar notes oldie 'trimmer. Ou the 17th of Ihvetnlwr last, this person, aeronspaniect by John Kin sry and Win. Smith, two of the constables who attend the Justice Roam, and an assistant, went to the prison er's usual hatint, in a low part of the Borough ; the NUlee after some iliffietilty, traced him out, and having prefaced the 'import of his visit with the name anal compliments of an old trafficker, alto was our of the prisoner's bed riastonsers, begat* to bargain u irk him for a few serrate-1 The prisoner used all his penetration to anseover if his cue-I tomer n as what is tech esiealb termed a tramp, anal finding no good reasons from his tiavntier to suspect that he was any thita,z else, proposed to supply him. Alter travers ing %Adults pnlalic-houses 01,1 went up at dark alley, a hicla the prisoner had 'liar nose, it had been preconcerted, was not too enter the house farther than the ;:assagr, in order to afforoi theroilicers an oppor tunity of seeing the hargain struck. Whilst the pri soner was gone it*, the latter placed themselves in a dark manor opposite the house, where they 'fluid see whet paspeal without firing *doomed- .Sousa after the mum came out and put something inside the lining of,liis bat (bein;; the signal that he load accomplished his o)ect), wool the curet-door i 111 l nealiately shut. After waiting a short period the constables knocked, bat no one coming to the door alter repeated rapping, they broke it open; on en:eri,.< they heard a noise up stilts, and when they entered :Ise r from which it proceeded. they saw the prisoner endeavouring to earape, and, at the same me anent, heard a jingiing n o ise in the street, which turned out too be the marked money the prisoner had received for the notes, and which lie had thrown away to lessen the hirer of evidence which might lie adduced against him. :Iv was of course taken, and, for pear he should lay any means escape, both his hands were handcuffed 'lnfo a strong. pair of patent iron ctiffe. A countable walls cal on either side of hint, and the third walked he himl; lint they load nut gut a yard from the door, when he slipped his wrists out of the handcuffs and ran away, et*.!, (tannish knowledge of the neighbourhood, sneered ell isa making lain escape, although it teas supposed he lead hurt himself tery unta.ll, as the beinlculfs were Nothing. further was heard of him, notwithstanding the noun rigid search had beets made, till Easter Mon day, whets lois detection was effected under circum stances of a most singular natnre. The man by whose machinations he had leen entrapped, happened' on that day to be at Greenwich fair, where he saw the prisoner, whom he recognised as haying seen before somewhere, •Itleougis he conld trot recollect under what circum stances. Tire prisoner seemed to have also forgot this point, but he determined to speak to hint, and discover if he was of his own calling. He slid so, and the answer perfectly satisfied him that his newly-acquired acquaint ance was no small adept in the profession. After a short time spent its conversation, they agreed to gas together t o a public-house, where the prisoner, in order to gain the Confidence of the other, began, without reserve, to disclose sense of the moat promoinent actions of his life since he had turned thief, anal amongst the rest his memorable escape from the officers on the 'tight of the "*II of December. •• 1) the fellows (said he). 1 offered " 0 1. to let me - but ' 'mo not hate it, and not ail go, ....t th e y so I gave 'en; the doubler for ing ; hut if ever I catch the who purchased the notes, I'm if I don't scrag (choaL) Ilia." His companion liliesed with great surprke and consitlerahle fear, more especially as he nodded in approbation of the last sentence. He knew it would be dangerous to attempt the prisoner's apprehension then, but before ' lie made they **pirated, . . .hat . the whale . oil used in this anuaht t■. lan altpointment to meet hint on tLe following Widnes enh,tance :a . lArould never produce inflammable gas. until it was beat- I day in tireenwich Park, on particelar business. led above the temperature of 600. Ile tlid not think The moment he arrives! in town, be Kate information that the least accident ur danger could arise in this Ina- of what lie bad discovered to the ,Solicitors of the Dank, chine, even if the person attending was grossly negll . mho Immediately sent orders to Kinsey to be at Ure e n- gent ; and, if lie Was actively mischievous, it would taste mid on Wednesday. Acconlistely Kinsey disguised bins several hours before he could heat the oil up to a himself, and was at the appointed spot a b ou t th e L our dangerous temperature, and that would cause the sugar when the prisoner was to snake his appearance. Ile soon discovered him gambling with so m e o th ers i n t h e I Itself to be discomposed. There could have been no ac. ennsulation of gas in this machine, sufficient to cause as par k, s it o f whom were t hi eves. sod kevier cocked his enplosion. pistol, be approached aid seised . him. The prisoner Mr. Harry. a c h e mi s t, mid, he had tried experiments, immediately ca lled to his comp :s ol o . * j h at h e was • • ((tribe purpose of ascertaining the degrees of heat, which N sold," and called npou them to rescue him. The . wou ld cause stvg a r and oil to boil over; the one boilvd wholerotnnseneed an attack me the vegetable with sacks over at ViO, and took fire at 370. The oil boiled over and stones, and many persons wbu did net lamina the et 640, and did not take fire until it reached 700. Very nature of the cheer/seven aided theni in their desperate little gas was generated in the oil, anti! the beat was pu r pose . In vain - Kinsey smiled wat'that he wagtail him Mill. la this machine, there was no fire immediately for murder—in vain he appealad foe la dip under the sager; anti, therefore, it was much safer tkai name ofthe King, no one would Amin Ina not eyes the any other. ff gas had been generated in this nimbi//, fireenaich constables, one ei wi had the iMpadestee it wutibi hare evaporated, because it was meth tightey to destaad a guinea Ware be moold.stie. as asootemo. than cusnabaa air. elan bait asePriained, by i ltrrlatvit. ratios for his trouble, wbeebee . bi t I mp apa d i d of asi! oa! aif,A l es6oo ted to the temperature of ,co not aids, The ,direr (whose intrepiditY is elditired'iti eiery praise) nd. 'held his primmer rowdy twill! he lietftglit him tato Obit Mr. Dolph Wallin, as 'minter, gave a sleseriptien et Klock vi Urwawkh ;(. 4 0 1 1 1 4104 , s el b, pitihri -- vi P into it, and won left hi% pursuer's behin ---mossaw d, and 41. ge.l his man safely in the ficorough l'ompter. Here the prisoner was put into Otle of the stron. eit cells the prison affords-41, where the most despys ete ► j. railer, are usually confine.% and amongst the rest tl e notorions .John Williams,whisse daring. escapes,b ot h t roll the Compter and tiny's Hospital, at a time wls-n both 14 legs were broken, we same time since stated.. Williams (wh o o a t r 3lllll entencesl to two rt•Zei hispr‘. sonmetit ut the last Southwark Sessi o n s ) fi n di ng the ans.. coiner was one sits., wostilsl any lengths for hiso !ih rrty. proposed to the prissmers a plan that had so ne tir ae ruined leis a'reist son, by which they could a t! This was. to knock the turnhey ilown Wien he broa t h g their victuals, to tie him, and to stop his cries le. std i nk the bed-clutlies in Isis month ; this being alone, th e k„^, were e.ssily obtained, and all of them, by rashi ag th g keeper a,.1 Isis few assistants, could not fail et ore s p own. ing them, stn.l obtaining their liberty. This - elan was ors. niononsly adopted. and it was agreed to snarler ill a b., could not be otherwise silenced. .1 convict mine.' Re: however, conl.l not reenncile his coosrience to the pro. posed measure, and accordingly sold lit. Law, t h e keeper, of their intention. Mr. Law !satin : : austioaps, 4 his force, armed himself, entered the cell a' their her% and prevented the occurrence by throwing all th e pr . goiters into double irons, and handcuffing such .•{tt as he dernseol most refractory. Two elt.trges urnr gone. into against the p and hr their remain six or eight uth r , sod it is thought he will make soma Mt:mi . :aux di la , sums. SPARRING. The Royal Tennis Court, in Great Wind ti?. l .-strsee. St. J 41111.1 1 . 1 ,, was crowded yesterday. and more greder.ty than nodal, tor the benedit of Serogglns. The autatetrs had plenty akin, and some eseelteirt sparring. Joe Suri.m, who ansareessfolly opposed Caleb Bald win fur tlie .thei t orutry Vilarrat. resumes! his situation as Master of tAr ...,emies; and, after 'lMP:Hiner se.. the followitt; matches tot,k p!ace:— Ahbut and l'iteker ma.; a ruli set-to, and played at hitting instead of glut tapping. Deaf vivis and ii .I!deot made a gallant setdo; hat ji l l h oug t o ;,, s t are never tilised together a better piece et workmanship than 1•14 , ';, Abbut ' s weight gate Ilia beet rather. Oliver anal R. llJrn. —iirre was 3n exhiLitiot strength ansl of science. Burn bit Oliver through the guard at going off ; hilt sow manly rallirs followed, mid the exchanges of blues Isere rbout equal. It gave pooh sAtilfAelion. Sheit,o) and Riles tuale a most excellent displsr of s. ienee. Their hits urnr delivered with mud, prwill ov , their parries were dexterous, and their quickness is re turning astonished the Court. It Call searre!y k ss►d that either had best. Randal and Harry any diffemwt, Nis set-to nAS better than the last, from the variation ia science. Al!hough I lolt bad the trurst of it, ri he as. tained the attacks o. this wonderful performer with great dexterity; hut Randal's .narleys could not he kept quiet until the gbise% were oil Mitch applause followed. Turner and Sampson.—This was a real milling host. and was anotlon- lesson it' Sampson against his random rush, which is plirenzy r:ttlier than tame. Turner tar ped the claret in :Ile sec.iti.l round, and he kept it streaming in a regular mill of several rounds,br meet ing Sampson at going: iii. In one of these rallies.Screg ging' bustled upon the.' age, and getting between them said, " This won't .!o.lrhul le ye after?' Cries of" tO on" and Is 'la, Er.:," were vociferated, and the men took off the glover. West - Country Dh.k ant) a Warwickshire lad had a turn, lint Disk. alwitys reply. talaell imaJ. lutikeb 4) • lenied any man its as world, and give Italia :tire. Yontig ltirintiond, or Richmond's pnpil, operated ups. a while Wan ' . head ; and Scroggtns made' "reel in returning thanks. Joshua Hudson mounted the stage, and challenged is fight Randal, whet took his turn there, and ssid.riestigh he had iledined fighting, he would acrommeatehana in six months fur two or three hundred ;ft:Meas. Ned Turner said be would tight D. Hudson few say sum on the same day, or give a stone to any man bit Handal ; but David being absent thirst was no MOW. 111 PORT C.: T IY FON NITION.—Fro3t cal-ulation by fib. College of Physicians, no les. than .10,00 die amiss* in tireat Britain of Consumption, and that mere Nth Person were ruptured. These rotnplaints are trait alert ing to every individual who uses the least exertion. It is also incredible the number that fall victims to a cer tain Disease. by being improperly treated. It window eirevnestances induced Ih. Comma to select mama Physicians and Surgeons, of at least 30 yeirs experiesea to turns I..dical Huard; aud, ,iftcr the evablishweat, upwards of 3000 Patients have hem cured, witimil confinement--many of them after Hospital. had Wad. 31e.srs. room; and Co. are consithed a' Woallstodt• street, Oxford -street; and at Charlotte House. firm Charlotte -street, opposite the Itev. Rowland Hill's, daily, from eight till eight. —Mechanic. have whim gratis every evening, from six till eight ; aud on Sus tatornin.* until 2. o'clock. • • Ituptnr.••, of 30 years standing, are also radio* cer:d without bring confined. fit There are ttri cite doers to each honer, and OM rooms for Females. N. li. Messrs, etweita and Co.'s fe...turev sa fw prevailing Diseases. are published at one shinier. k Mr. llarvey,t.l2, Blarkfriars-road. They contaia infonnati )))) for young practitioners. r Paris, Ditto, Boniount. Vienne, ... . BIRTHS. At M. Helena, nn the Ilth of February. the Lady if lkfr tesant-limerat Mir Hudson Lowe, K. C. H. i.f a _Ns. flu the 6th InNaat. at Lyeher Dorset. the Lady et we Rae. Henry Luke Whoa, of a son. it.tuarEn. On Wednesday. al Hammersmith. the Rec. John 1.10 01 . to Miss Frances ICcils. mEn. On the 94th ult. Um Miry Wynne. relict oldie leas. Richard Wi any. formerly Rector of Garter. to LMI shire, aad eldest sun of Mir Richard Wynne, fierjeant-eaLsik , COWL:4R OF EXCIIANOK—Tvr.swer. Amsterdam. 19 I C. V. Gibraltar. SO Ditto, et sight. II hi Legliora. Rotterdam. lit d Genoa. 4441 Antwerp, 19 3 Melts. 40 liatobarph. le 7 Venice, *7 00 Alton'. IS 8 Naples. 71,-; Paris. II days' sight, 93 40 Lisboa, 41 Ditto, 96 70 Oporto. 31 Bordeaux. SI 79 Rio Jastiro 31111 Frankfort on the 14 alee.l3ni Palermo. 11 . 6 pia as. Vienna, EC Flu. 10 I Dublin. per eealt. Trieste. ICC Flo. in Y Cork. W per eget. Madrid. Furrig3 (told Cattle, MI 104 d. per os. Bi 'boa. MI New Milan. U. I I 0 . 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