The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-01-24 00:00:00

• -• '1 4 0 , ' • 1 • • ' . . • .• ; • • • "~~ ~'-- 1 - • r- iff ~ ; ;$ .., ...... - le e llicb be delired Ist be yead„..4ppetillo9.l 11 ,--- -, were . relatiolos;OoLiAtiVlO. tolk•;111-‘4 1 4 11 ..i.ProPor.tY9 • / •• / a stetson mpoo it, • at. st.was ‘vec, -; ll ll,nd,,Sisregel ' that it was not a clioicriebitaiters. strangers. la t 'Hiown nal Pit& oto read . a statemput,..A )14 4 041p,' case of Ihisstfiv:Desoao. sad illerrAir,iml796; Mr . lelien,be wiss,stepped by the . C l ourt, aa kt i ,lo pothing .1 AusthcAied, WA, East 'Adios, ,hasiag s appoloset hi 44 . 40'101th ite question. illnikel,Witt.deogittoit fikoo o o l s : , felteo , Pool) gfli?i .... • i ..,_ l6l r, 'i.us t iCTil 'IR; faid 9 tst ShilftfiltiONWSP . ° 0 i liA.Ml49orytleg9l 99 . • tkfl htsa4ootinA 9f tb9. egh 9 l-‘ , . Ina . fl oor WOO - ,lot tnifriciettttiot Abe,surteent,, end i„(if 1 inay, : nse, Ike, eaprelloian),..was.eppejnted.taids4 ,‘lrx. vight . Powys, Opole ontki t s4l4,lllrOt• fPiPPPoilf I RI nii tr illoFdiso, .bat.. it, grap.decided .by , .-the . Pori • :.lealis iti cis; k 4, toistooduct. • . -, of Clutecerg,thatjhofailser u kad.nooight..,topgpokt..i 1. .• They did not Seem at all satisfiedy.ith theme!), .gemdian. f t, Ms, ithigitiateale , child ; .yet this. Goad, .. Iput spoke of redrealand oojesh,lehprieggolent.,•loue vented; her &b. edmirsiatraiimin desist thenainoiity, of Illem maid thiChO hock been AY°66 , 11 he!, PO rimill .!Ift'wfiderrildoxiiiritolgt4 rilAtivaikipAs axircera •. • end immured for 22 weeks in a dungeon ;fiend Into- stance to, wide the k. tlilinrotiout•Ofthe .Court, In MN .• - • died miles distant . . case of hlooie, mentioaal - by Dr. lusbington, the •. . • /after thoPettim9f9rllitainlr.lied be.ep.goett *Mb, deceaseddied bt.lBos,:lorring *will in which. he els, . Lord Ellenherocgbvpir„ ,lisetics,t,lept, and Mr. peiptedesecutors„ who raananced the•PTebatc- Mere ~I ) oetice . Holroyd,, esitbdrear, iettrp" . Mr. Jellies were persons, competent . to „take, and theiefore,Lin . iy:ley, Iglio. reed a0440:ii!..144,0 9 f1.0 him sty some degree, competent .to ► tee t bat the. grantee was • a dial - • Vie troftlhlf, 19.44:fit410114C961.0. do nothing proper person; -.Mrs.-Moore,to.w.bous it was granted, bat ildiiselbe . gertits to . ga loose kAp i ivad: .13 . 1 ,doubt was grandmother to the illegitimate minor, and after. ttiit they would not,bewit,otinsfaiktfbappear. , wattli.odaki9iaration de hop& was gmissted to *be Ward, said be Itenff* t . to 4*. a seatlipo .upon his lister of 'be deceased, the ezettutors on thein ;midi ' isfiaisit., ~: - . - giving* sort of consent. -•- : • 1 M r . j us si t i !. &TAFF to „ ..s ~. ,old be of ! In oeueof , these cases does the party apply for the 0 W., _kkilhaf .1- w -P . , lei gee steny time.. batettio time,'" ~pf pot swing. 'grant softie sole grayed of the election of the minor. ~;il,ltO,put, in ,the timppoof t*.1040 0 ,1,60301.11 , rrivwd ,T 4.0 is the tirat..case, tiler as 1 um aware, is which tis LOrd'sJli9s. that IP. ilifir eirtrairit i ,‘9idoe ;soijs... :the Court has been called noon to choose a total • 'led the - linos of the regognivaneei they moehi . re a vari*traeger, who has au iuterest in the property. • The . v ia ow vo r4 . ll4o44oEito t onmilikhro4lots L .:Court certainly 1....-e.y.dta......„.etiooary power to grant it, ' • 6 i f os . . - , • -•••• i•oeithout the ieterference•of. the-Court •of ChlooltY ;1 . Although,: if that Court. chemist° appoint a guardian, , • Cceinti 911 0 . t•tCllrAl/WIR. apt, o n- 1. this- Court wools! Adopt '. the appointment ; but- 4.. . , ..4 . ••,.. I , I •,A : • • •A- ;• • • ~ API...It' , 114.V. 1 1 ~0 ,. • **11.01Ar. 4 .• - 10iuk it IN mild be Aztremely dasigerous to leaepthis 4 ... - Ur* ' 13;0411* asifor,ed tot A fee tb,Atpow cause why pOwer,..of eleCtion in the hoods of the illegitimate. John Morgan .. tki .Direpthint, s h ovittiii:t be-corn- snifter, • - IV-icily duty, then, to. see ,who are the i, splycd tn„the Fliet Prisin,for a contempt,of Court, pelage iuteaseird. The property being .vested , in.an: ond:ilio why he. abooldnot be directed to pay into illegitimate. ..person, the Crown, in .ease of that per.. pol4'allilie resits which he receiver) from,thoellt.4tes -soil's decease, would become eutille 6 ,•asid. is, as it ' 'f the .r.lsinii If, . since the 18th of Koletnfter. hist, the , were, neat of kin to. the minor . lt . the conseat-of yon whickt e rt . mado its order, prohibiting th e Crown were asked by notice given to the Law. , is to' interfere with' the tahae• This. isnition was ,oificere, they woold hare an opportunity of jodgiog r " 4 pittuded on tWo:foits,lworn to in OW iildb7ltil : of.?"elte: fitness of the person si.lected by the minor, Writ; ' -.hi viol'ae - - - order of . IST,i I •.113:1 4n d if ion' the Court would ' ad. •-. list! tic) object . arose, . great ministration to the choice of the minor. If. objec tions were made, it would judge of their sufficiency. The, the Court would have some security for the due administration of the minor's property. _There. fore, 1 shall direct notice to be given to the Craven officers, and if they do not object, I. shall grant the motion. -7- .. ..t, ti -Inns '. of the -.4. 4 . 1 ‘b e r -:--. Tile Court Would .recollect. that by ,thatorder ;. not ' only.M organ was restrained from seceivin k any part '' of'the quer; but Sir W. Lewis was .reitered`to the 1 propiessinn of ' Isis estates. Morgan was in . Court when t i hatorar ,was Pronounced, sod . 0, we settled Ptii4 ifortiwieko's time, that if a, party_ were in Onii wh en ' air o s tler affectiug him, ssas,psetvonnced, .La was bootod..to x obe, , y it, ; ' .tber, , ,he got ~ subsequent notice of it or opt." , ir l, ; .vroiettoo, however, 'rot, I'o L /GK. ---saia--- a this erder, polerierylyoFeet . d to recejle itie,sents GUII.DHALLe--Yesterday, Mr. Taplend appeared by his a t ient, llse,lieFoad ' tact was, the separate at Guildhall with his friend, Mr. Williams, to pre `peblicatioto if the otiksion of one, of .the Learned ter a Complaint against one Collins, a constable, and . !stone wll4 , lsWros, delivered last Term. kits not. only soother, who (took him into custody in the Old 1' Isd t d ' chi; order PI the'Coirt be receivi;e thermal., ' I! .! e ,. . • • : • .. - Ft ~-(- •.?•• o f Bailey f art, -vhile attending to give evidence against 1,14 akap,prir!ed and ciresslatee,_twe oponson one Thomas Enfler end. James Turner, found guilty of 'ef.theirjewashißstb,wiro diikred lisp% tie teat to , stealing two bushels of coals, and proceeded to .4k!)!" 11° , (; _ f l",___ I 0 ". 1r ,s '" 1 i c f, .!r , 4 9, . 110°"1 , 44a4 1 ° drogiliirn to Mari- le :bonne Watch-house, but were •lirr.lskr w il° .th° ?P` l ' loll ? 44 .r at .g ll ! . l: l2l i g a °'" ' " . privented by his friend Mr. Williams. Mr. ARABIN 'to intim Mel in rtrivingl eats. Pe r ' 414 ! " appeared 'on the part of the Prosecutof. • Ile said lee_ 0rt9. ,9 ~,11:, vita l% . 1 1 Wr if r a i gl ek gict,i- Weald iorit,O'prosetutiwg the Prisoners for a con ! conev.l4, l .: ‘'lert. 4( to& . .tio give)* elf? •atory; hot they were held to bail fos'au assault end sr ! is - ,O ool e4ce,ie ; a;e ° t t _ L l ts -li?" - ;* ti ill4l i ••T i t t r uataaj 44l ; 47 {give imprisonment. ,et Itie.trettte which h e 7l l Al l l 4 / 1 1 .• 114 •Tb”-' 7 ” .77- ' I i3o4 , STREST.i.- Harriet Skelton was charged with ITe was e Solicjior, an eflilo, t i c i , Court ~„„4 !h —pt e tiri .li:ed.; • i forg ed Bank-note for 51. to Richard i • be g tyls,a^:Filikt. ,n i t ii”:,‘,,catiatil.ti tie,.. e t !' .•i I. , slwkr, a. cenfectiotter; of Tithboree-street, on the. . ll Pl!! 4'iji,flP " lt Pr, i l i :!" 1014tStale • airta- - 1141 6th in'sf. being Twelfth day, in the purchase of a ,•,.6,e t t.oll a Silot a •• .4 .. ;° ll fo t6 ? . u t° 1 . 11 .. 0 R altrKY - half If irk , L ., :goitsea uhf, who gave her the change. The Pri "stant•-1 we " -° N ac4 " t 01 1 ` 411 7 , ''', 1 . 11 ',...Y : . soesir gave the name, of Wise, No. 11, Golden- I . 4 e,slitet, o . l / ! I , . n t _ 111 ,*!) d oirriP r A u r% :,_le't to square. and since it has been discovered that the note 4 1 :Atli' 410 . lens ta..y9oF me t t. at fl ,.l6t eP aiilm j ° I T' • was a forgery ;on making enquiry al that house, it ;01 ". 'e` iiii;iie rints. tad 'a ao pent elm a Printru C°P7 •- • '" i• pa - in!, . to ~,, .74 •' '• •-•' 4 • • ..•••' • •• . wassscerta n that no such person is Wise lived 4frPTllfg, i t i :,oe n . I t . II O s - "1 :•2!Cf7111 H of tptf . piTa a . 01 h . there. The Prisoner:wss ; corpsitteci t tosfurther e:- e., get rle° , ,.". lllr c b !P • r(iff g 9lP P) r! I F • .t ° , r , amination. sown to the tenants. . _,,• t. - • A IA I. ; insi d e Goaasacn was charged • nit% a similar „„f t e. 141 „( 1 ,""lig l li..,g, l t i P. itot s it,' ,Bl .l9l• l l_, Pd!ln7. -! , r.... r p.5.' oire„c.,- nilci•wii committed for further examination. . . 31 r: DLAsa ' mus el ir , 97t1!°7,,T-F,Jittil 4 .! e )`” . 14 ' e 'TIM NOTORIOUS CAPT. W bl. ROSS, Rt. &r. the time for . paint toe mobey ; intn sist enlarged li A rfor.i; 4 , a a gx..._Qa. Fritt' this w no . t o or n i7iii hi c karate: r e: ..:, p„, a weeli.longer t as nottio Of,moli . onbtOonly been examinedb rlti p , the F on the toliournslYcoharge Win. - IT appnred lID the evi • parsed on Motile!' titii.morulup-.mottpa grantea. deuce of John Hancock. clerk to Mr. Alexander Mill+, wine -11116- and spirit-aserchant. New-to 4,. that, about huff past five . • . . clock in the eweuing of (art 'Tuesday, the Prisoner came.into r ( „PRAWN:A.IIYR. CO.UBT,.DOCTORS' COMMONS, , the coonting.houie, mid asked if Mr. Alias was at home, Witness. • . .. J AN. 22• said bessisuidgwapitaik and ate. Ile left the Primmer IN the • • ' toil nting.house,Jmd as witness way going up stair. he recollected IN t i... T"t t GPO D is it 41 i *I1N r clri l 11.. 444) 0r 5' D"EaaaP. o. - fiat his master desired him to bring him op some wafers, sad re . ststLetta salionee . , tale 0, rofwrgestortio, in t he turned to the countinghouse 'Fithian being sown expected bar county of*lpp, .spinster, .died . tiL t_lie month a( •Fe. „ .the Pristr d . ' O t n:i e t c i i ire-s ai;d e a u t t t ering te s d he in cu p u u n t .im wth . hou i so ng t o Pz. bruary, 1i1M7 6 , and . a.ppoinied AY - • her • ' s°l Maria ! w wr g irs r icamt pocket, elnu but it dropped the floor, nod a fitness saw - ion i 9 s 11111Steri _sole e*tcyt4ll. who is a minor of it was a sea-spoon. He said, •• you need not call your-master. the lifilof .17, and a natural tlapetter of ,the Rev.. novr-i shall sail in the worsting r" d aiid then he_atterated , Inf r a ,. away ; hut witness fastened the °or, sad caned h Jerome Akley, rift*, !PA"; in 1re:.411. • , who comedown immediately. The witness pic ked i p the sit 'rho'.minor has appointed the ,ON T. 4ethick, o f ver tea-spoon then produced, which feit , frota the f i riftil i T n tuld c ailtirmktlitriosni°,artihi:nhf:igthust'hrtinitQauritell:o•4*".l4:o7:er9f . e t le sek e i s i s l d g fnhirirearnforclisaeintiiiititiciietcevrdarisw:menisr.T.',.:wilt.por,oopoanik.lheifitill:' i ll it ' i encase that b e came ffilin m hlri o W . ebb. peoe4t doting her minority, .and Ms. Delbick has callaitoe 0-nwere him b t u :e n s% imaoSriningjohn-Islter"set;twfohroalictiairstdatiler,.and too lts k . . accepted the gortrclia . pship. - the Prisoner into cu,todj , . . i ' • Dr. LusiitscrtOm moyed,the Coed to degree the The second charge against the Prison •t• was, for stealing a odmittiit ration afcortyrogly. silver table spoon out; v -o of the house . of Mrs, Smith, * widow 1 lady, resoling at 33. Surrereet, h rand. Sir ions ,IVictir..F.—T,bis is t novel case, and - It appeared alma the eiidente of' MO. Smith, and Mary one of considerable ivesepance in point of ,psactice7 Uland, her servant, that about h ttl i f;teut tis k ia:rir e tL i i at utb e e r 2tru- . It is an . application to the Court to grant ,s . dministra. sw ine :t a l;: t 's: te i';' n diles op d et aY . sr • ad f e tfl i "bi t tn, h: l enq 9ner uired i oc t' Mr. Smith (sob" lion to a guastliau chosen isy an illegitimate minor.— of the Prosecairiz) was at borne: on being infOrined that he The power of . the Court to appoint guardians, ad was oat, he appearettlitiopoisted,rtosavkeetidnif4,l7 meld r h o; Peat, or administrators duripg the -inability of per. 7 * ° a ,":7l:! u t " I , ' loro P ine n tlro • : w l ingtrl i a, A here the servant left him to ties, is not tints hied ; but in this inatacice Abe (leer is• procure tke necewary roasersiente for writiai t bill, %a l ber li re. illegitimate. Theye,is no, prfcariegtA ,k 9 Abe ,Pirblic . "" ' !l Ttreit iso ir ris li ii: l ; P ovr ' .file t r W h il e t t i v i a l s V ;Une, b tre srl ger e gbl l t i : a . office of aye Coutt.e!et hali!'l; .014 e a rap t la. a -a - Z, l' °t itles predated Was mitiing. It was found , nest day, at pal stranger, as a mattes of celDies.l l . o the. *Mina- the 00P oaf Mr. liatli w • 161, r ir / -i l liw i i whgreil dr n t l i ! ) ,7" e4 .tiOit of the minor, audit will h e yegy ceetipo. bow bx h i l lo t e rj a imers i ti e t ,ino nar st. a in :er; _ 1 , 11 .__„ , o , IT he ars n o' l eonueu Pr , voter a tiuNl ni elef . i ' es' abitstul.saY new Fece.4e1 1 1.49 Ake isthiect ; bak• pretence of writing a letter, was not able ta attend. as use question has. arisen, it will ,egfkavoor to dill- i tg le t ill ag PP rOs e tt:re at P 7 i P a ll e r r c6 ° l f ie 44 o bla.;ela„rteeelillroforkeinWg grill be n. pose of it on general principles. No doubt ,e,zist s .. as , d rab breeches, and r b ber h shol:,_ with black evil , d to the po..wer of thre . Poprt 0 grant IniminisAgattos % l utists -.Me was nimandrd. dot i'ng the minority of the parties It is * call that QvICEN-IKaAlta.—Urajamilt . qtalia. 3s.t? ItrJet I ,llp_r_py a Amber esamirtatjun , pn a chafer or rorseag a i :;. pm staler. does , not cone riA 4ia the: Slatel o t. 1190 it is ?etiretY br theloW4eity.rosa. weigeVionet; revier ,of &sack i tliscretionary on the pail of the OrAinary to whom be , . et malt. He ~ 1 1111, ket:" 2 ralWalted / P P l a to t e lt' itel4mlit ‘ - ets 7. ch o ose to c." 1110 il tt• ISO ftiti -t he 4;(tott must 7 -`! F irriste i g i k a 4,l l l e Zttoldr. Shier, sated, that betWkill .041 gt".".." 1 ?3! PrinciPle s s ' l l4 KO* itellf ito late. oat an diwo n'elock of the moraine if -Tuesday last, an bosom care psi the property is plaCeil itt a mate of security • s mli%it' ri lke ro b i t i l o h l e t e Zf i rb w i t to, " Zg i'l fil . 144 r eal ' . fur : I tiP bPIIPIA ' t 01 the minor. Sl9 tabour, Is 4 th e power I t t .iitl , fi l i i ii i i- -- tai, •rbi &raid' 'rad afiajr..... Wham fuCi ...., .to : compel the t:ourt to accept of the perseo cPciaeo sowed aisi *rough the heessissite, Whakke.liat Ova". wall law! ;- ..by bim, but the Court getterellipeye attention to tile yard nf the White.ltart p?blic.tukasf. ua . ol.trsimip-street. . ... sorb election , if tie objection• • • is made . by vomits . ‘ l ‘ . l, i n i z i lumu ndi ti b i: i tg , ) p.„ . el t r ea d a hha wa .. icksaao, desired him onset as-, interested ; generally the 4boice. falls on relations, I ve . 4l4l i ric ses k a . l4 o "al y 4 ' 1 4 e " war rilhthearVistfiller s i t t i thlL. 4 rat a I e t t:j . . but in this instance the minor, is illegitimate. le a r g- t a c e - sti: " K r A l f 3 l had ' Shale . anti Me ' smul pass raluili‘el z :. the cise o( Leyte! p. ~ewer„ 1793, Iligtase t tebbilk Ita. 1 had pistrudds''' lie (moot the Odour ia rdrAivivrise's e!veori. , ere of the. l 4. o or 1614041 0 lAA our inr,edoinittos- i *Poe took pup iptalirol f * Ri l i tifiumor a ed am ,. i t n p , i kes y . .raman s m nea . • tibn to tie granted to him. during the minority.... Tim 1 „ ra - ; -'`a u t",7Atiri;c l / i/its* ti gnip ' t is Oflleer, chaise* bt his. Wm! II pplic9 t4!e: es madq Iv tly.asatemalevolgstthi, l : aloe, me, svistitio.VeiscberdolretteMeawstawtv..tr:owle ive e r . -.• ls ti a n i oc, a h o_ of i eti t tt#o oe 6 rrst , Who C t iko boo d ot ~,,: , ,,iim . ,: „ : o 4 , .t hr t te e rp„ ,r ., ,„: 2ht i tr ,..,,,,,...a t ie 6, : it :7 , 1,-- not bou'-'- b y t b i chActe l o t tai l 41`PcOrall-1411t:1,-sitvlif!Pritcherdsnned, tliaithelfrisostetlwkais wily be Pale!neit le* fli t ed. 104.9044 Wet/ FR& tilt; Reed livaloga. war ill s , t 4 i.,r:hiqw•Fh!c•./ INN 4 wbeikii . ea" =eased, during loii liietime it graqted tho; s ok. ittEkv.k. ipv.igr.c...4,! ,. ! 1 )..P awe!) . ds!-s pat /twig ul...sa s l'lleternmisraegfae• than %MO). shut hod enlisted hew private la . I t iulllllloP if I A! I R IP Ar-ail l ‘ a , d6 IQ 1 44 0110 aot h e sitstesak..-rTbe Prisoner was ordved to Awl Wei.- . .0~,..::.. . ~. _ ~-~ J I or" 3~ • ',~ Y . .v,‘ ..-tt.140-04011.4-, -; q . kk • • ......... • ..: • • • • . - ,rBAPAY., LW.* . • • .. . . . I • ' Z- . -.. O ottoesaftio,ofFlits Imam s.* .. assigiitaiwassailleaxwbuins Sesieritasthineem• -and fad :Or Pp* the latter two a( whew went eapithlty easellim. / 'ed ,steitlfwg silk and lace, on Vicderels i t a ZlAZZ ally fris IlseilThEo• thermelltaliteltheii -o,ooo4*,,villae44l46l.l=Cheadwassi flew: iesimeimis , Thry.WidASPO D I. A , PIO* hp kIDIDDIPAIRAD SOADII o f. Isom property Ist awe.. and Worn; or the Cape of. , Good. Hope. . , Rosie; WGUIrk. 11241etomPliotoWhqW111 dm called!prlselfr4it. 'was, against *e ; Prisoners On Weda .way, being op, . mated; that he - kept a chinkner's drop, near the water Ode, Lime- Twee. Althat.eitie olebeek at sight. .ms the Sd *I December; tb. three. fristaiMeWits tmlsighoure, whit a titans ity of boots 44 eater Prisonir bt'aitOt tome under hit coat. One of th em ask witless Übe wagitibuyellem ? 'Wiesen told th em • they w awk!rafti,thiillietrt porrAnsei and he did - rot 'with in hey. They said it was•likely they should hove some th ing . better hives; and he agreed to give el•ber nine or eleven shillings **ie . , farthest. He kept eight pair, and the eider Prisoner keptWitiv „pair the his own use; he did not pay .any mosey for these lbw: U. the Friday following the Prisoners met him, at the house of Mrs. Baeklay, the Horns nod Cheqyen at Limehoese. On Abe Solidity fellow i rig they met Mal agatn, Lad the neat day , the Prisonerfaereapprekended. and whams was token tatecastedy two days ofterviards, and underwent two or three esamhiations, before he charged the Prisoners with the robbery. ' 1 . Hotly. a Police-Maser, • prudreed • , pair of heeds, •Wistett he itemised trim sawn (tooled Dalton : and Dalton proved tbat•be purchased them of ki•Cilvrie. - Jame* Woman. ifehelons et .111esbury sni Ca: provedthe 15.1011 prod treed to he part of these senile the John Palmer, for Messrs. AlorS and Cadogae• , - • • • Mc &gestated, th at the.teder 4 2 riestier's'ealieivas Roblin , goa,..ami not—)isees, a . 11144tift* or 4e4limAlPs4isrters allbe bad ttescrilsed himself, and dim he was a. licltiereuto. 1 .. me capital part of the charge *as abandoneckby Mr. Auair, at so early stage of the trial, at.the supgrnion elite Court, is consequence of the Indic-Intent having set fordo that the.goede were put in a ~ hoot," witereesthey were put is a jialiter. • The Utmost Setucxne- minuted up the facts, and added. that she ei,flialltrCe of dog comity would be destroyed, if.gends in their transit to vestels were subject to the care of sock means the Prithoers. er It as a very lucky circumstance for them that they were not c apitally convicted; they might expect Dolma a proishmene than transportation. Mr. Meat_" The two lounger Prisoners are already aelitally convicted." ~.., Mr. (AMMON Snasearr..." Then the elder Prisoner must 'be transported for seems years." ' 'William Storey stood indicted for stealing on the 4th of Dec. a trunk containing twelve waistcoats, mid other articles of wearing apparel, *property of Sir Amer Graham.: ear;. By souse questions put to the boy, and to mime of the Mitre witnesses, it tip pared that the night was very foggy and dark, and the inference draw 11 was. that the boy of ht have Isere de ceived as to the person of the Prisoner.—Th j e ury consequent. ly acquitted him. The itecooosa.—" You hare been in great luck, young assn." CORONERS' iNi2UESTS. SUICIDE. On Thursday night, about eight o'clock, an Inquest was' held at the sign ofttte> King's Head, King-street. St. James's,. before IftGri Lewis, Esq. on the body of Mr. Clement 'tens bury,who hanged himself in his bed-room on Wednesday morn lTt appeared in evidence, that the doceafed limed in King's Head-court, ; he was a respectable tradesman, .but in consequence of embarrassments in bnsiness, and lose mined. bis mind became dejected to such a•degvee. that all the riforts of, his friends to rouse him from his despondency. were unavailing. his wife. a woman of a respectable family, used every efliot to assuage his inetaochols , state of mind . ; but his disorder increased. mid it was deemed pendent to reed him So a proper receptacle for lunatics. Unfortnnittely, however, he. fore that arrangement was made, lie formed the dreadful. resit. lution of putting an end to his esisteace by hanging himself.— He was found suspcuded from his bed-post co Wednesday moro. Th ing. e Jury consisted of the most respectable inhabitants in the neighbourhood, most of whom were •satimately neqoainted whit the deceased. They were coat : Weed, from thir pros ions obser vations, how defective and lost in his mental (actinic. he had beet,. and were satisfied it arose from disapphiannent toad toss of proper; y, eirosequeutly they Warned shear, vetd lel I sOan try. Ao Inquisition was taken on Friday night. at seven o'cluCks. before Ryon Craig. Esq. Coroner, at the Turf 'lap. senor-place, sear St. George's Hospital. an the body of Joseph Bruce. The deceased threw himself into the Basin in the Green Park. on Thur-day sennight ; he was conveyed, to Sr.. George's Hospital, and recovered, hut he died there Otl Thaw; day night last, at twelve o'clock, in consequence of as WM.- R o l lins. of the _chest, caused. in the opinion of the surgetia., par. ly from, his being intuxicated, and partly from his beetle in' the water. Verdict—The decensed cone to his death by inflam mation of the chest—produced by throw ism hinsfelf into She • Basin *the Green Park when in a suite of intoxication. Yesterday morning as John Roof', a hackney coachman, ass removing his coach from the stand, Grosvetior.plare, be drove the coach 'gains, some steps, when the sudden jerk threw him off the box ; the horses being without a driver ruslitid against the steps and overturned the coach, which fell upon the driver and crushed his body most shockinglik lie was got from under it in a alien time, but his thighs appeared to he broken. Thursday a young man was observed walking in a melancholy mood near the Bashi in Ilyde Park, and in a moment 'he sprung over the railing into the water. The persons who saw him immediately pro. cured a ricag, got him oat, sod carried lain) in an in sensible elate to St. George's Hospital. fie was there tecogniaed to hen young man of a respectable family named Bruce, who had been reduced in circmusteces., Ho came to !Auden, but could not find employ, and having spent all his money, he formed a resolution of wiling an end to his existence. A few weeks ego he cut his nitwit in a moat dreadful manner at his lodgings, end was takes *o St. George's ilospital, where, by the atteatien of the Medical Gentlemen, he was soon nut of (Langer. From his 'iteration Wag known, and to preventbie repealing the aot, a sub scription was entered into &Planting to near 40 1 , aaald b oat allowed 20s.siser *NC : Yes teritarmero. s log he' received los. *Owe leering tie iriewt to a ppPlic-heasn ansight ikelicated, and tcciaktbnice ihto the Park. The Surgeons used the abeie4 re• commended by the Royal fits Mae Society, Vodka' is now out of danger. • •• MA RRIEF). . rbillikke dist ibrawaato. Chord, Bab. Chortler. Esq. &IL " /10rikii; to Cathktine, second daughter of the late N. . lEatj. of Keeactea.house Kensington; . ' • the 15th inst.. sOcerely lamented by aN who had the hap; .of ber, acgoatatadee. is tbe I'o6 year of her age. Mrs. 15 • Silk, wick.* of Mr. Thotons Silk, late of Hamm, garden,' . a other of George Silk. EN. of Doctors' Goolloom. . Qa Treidog. tke tith Ott: Mr. Joao Clocks Porkitelf, late of tiojEllst 1 " 43 '. Cesistasil's settle*. sad a fret warirker on the My FaaablibbAneut. " ' 2./d l'' ' lir. Edward Term,. er Clophaas-camemon, Elizabeth, ihe WPM, of of Ste. ;ants-court, 04 voyage 14,1&r-General CoOwoy's les -11111b;.1pr of bis esiGibict Jos • gli "7 - ai - liTe Jai!. 114. Ed*u4 Tem,. er Clipluun-ca *SO Os DO ‘Titslar.day. the 4lst inst; at Milloetion, Ellzabel wife Of Cats Atkinson, Esq. loiter 56:h 'ear. On the 444 inst. Mrs. Wyatt, mire of Mr. John Vryl liationigtnite. NOW. 4051aViANII4 seat Baron, vim or Ply -*met. . tlic mai. Ruben B K . of tadaorth Surrey. aced 68. On to this sat. In As !Ath year of his age. on his front Nag's totbiotottail.t. spike ship lieyue, 112. r-t T a l** ttic 11 0 6 atiflibla 11.1aIndin Con v . On s b Old Nov(elpi*.Mof., at Tarsals, in *lw tif4e, Usnontably tvet.Q.stssta t lattarsti's tics of Yi gia 1a 14.1146 '. 14.1( . rigart • Wii%-• I - I . ft - gm AdialLagar 4fri • , . • "....4) it4IIO4WI ••s•i' d s • * , pug. ,Rmanaims. iii r.‘ 19.-Vir WNW.' iiimokitiwft iiipplied wish all Grain this 0•01 1 ftlaut Wimple at gator a Ikhhe peldis but . ithWeivatio fat Iderior,- , Ploe itaft•iv te,i. A 25 % drater.,-Onts h. dearer:.•-laresse Ssab,-asistber sm. • del rid alteration. x ou g ;Krim si ait; Jitir. 294-411 did retsl9ll 81,/%4A4it Market ibis ssorsilae, trade very Marv; Isq we swotted lo o r it r ...L.-tat e etee aisAey NI a rediwilasi of Is•—•-ist Oats, Pest, *, liesas s i sod WWI articles so aitersitass. Wheat (~lisidisb) 7O 96 air P5e5........ -.. • 40,,i New ditto Oitss (tweigs) .... d 6 1W Old do.. .... ...,.., •_...... Rye 38 44 l'iekds. . se 46 'bailey ... 3250 Oats ..New . ........... -9- tirade...._.. .. . ... Malt . 65 80 Pow M.......... 24 3t Allitit! Pod • 40 46 Peed ds. • ' 16 84 New ditto... ....... Vas Ifirmst.s....... • • 111 -10 Ditto' 801 t er; ....* •50 54 Seconds.. . • . UXBRIDGE. • Coru-Inpertor's*Retoro.—TH u nasal-, IA ii. 2,,,. . W Nast, per load • ...'.. 171. --s. to 281. 151. Bailey, per quarter Sus. —d. to 5%. —At- Orb . 19s. --d. to 35r. 4.di Beans , 445. —61.40 bao. --41., • • , Old Dkto Peas • Rye - SRI ITIMPLIILD - Natitairr, JAN. 13, .. . - • to stok 64 0111t1,.per war of Mo.' • Seef.... 3.. 4t. to 4.. .44. - add/ at•Gottlfd tbit444l. swop ..4.. 01. lc 5.. 44. 11111110 -Veal ... !L. et. Sit da. rog. lbw mortidolio ..,*,;..; •M Port .....45. , Et 0. , , ba. 6et. ____ ' ‘.;;...', Al Lamb ....Oa. Qt. to Oa, 04. P10...k...".............. V. 1 HA, •"' Clovet : : 41, 0.. Od. to Co. 10.. .114. , ' " • :11torloo .... 11. 140. bit to • 41. 7. , , Oi, . 1 _ ' N MOAT E APO LEARIIitipALL PA* tb, •- leibMitiamt) • ' Reef .... Sr. &J. is 4s. •W 1 froir 1011 L. 114. Mateo sd. to .4r id. Pprt qr .e.416: SW; 401 • Pit'ICA'OF AA , • • I • orw **cf. •*. • • k sec INltiters. ' • Kent ... W.. 0.. to .2111.. Ltr. .ILelt ...... 2 . 11. 411. - lo SU. ei• 5055e5....231. 10.. to 281... N. Sasses ~ SI. Os. to St • N. 'Plies ... Wt. Os. to 111,, 'a. I randioto- 3014; Oh to SM. 6,„ - ....- ,:........... . . RAW 1111DT.S. list Heifers sod Steere(perstoile) IS. Sd. to Ss. W. 111 iddlings . .. .... So. 41. to 24. 611. . Ordifqr:, • .. .. 1144 Od. to 24. '.Bd. M:aket rftlt • • N. NI. to 7. (j 4 ' - Bogllsll H.o.tel ... 4 .....:.....: Vs. 'Ol. to N. lid . • a 11............. • • • PRICK OF TALLOW. , ! St. Jarvires-Maftket..o. M. • Town Tallow 7.75. itl. ' , ..4. ed. ;Clare Markel lls. OIL Yellow Itu•siaSos. Dd. 4-4. 01. Wlttierhapel Market 4s. sd. . White .two. —s. (10. —4. 01. `,p er wi,.).1 Sib. ..--....—...... 'Seep ditto ..inv. lid: - , 5.. Average 4s. Bed. llolsitig otull 644.. OA. g-te Ditto rough ..414. 01. -..* . oil. i . '; i • - xtroires flood 1/res4 14.41. . Yellow B.lap..94s.—.lllottled t It Bs.—Curd, I.l2„,—rms,.iggi. Price of Caudle,. per dozen. lb. 6.l.—Moulds. 144. W. • 'PaIi:MOP ILEATAIII. . 1 Butts. 50.01.561b5. each • Md. to 43d per lb. 'Ditto," 56 to 65Ibs. arch 154 to 26c1 iterehouts' Harks • • -i-d to . 7 tl ... ' j Dressipg Hides -16 d to 9.11 d , . Fine Couch Hid • 164 to 19 1 i Crop Hides 9 es 3 tii4olbifor cutting 170 to 1 Ditto 43 to 341ths. - I9d to • - I • I i Calf-Slaos SO to 401bs. . •174 to • •- - to 7011". . d to ' - 1 1 Ig i t i 3d to ° ' 7 0 i SAM In , - ?ld to 91R*" Ifidll Seals (41etterdstot1) • - ?Id to 17d -1 ‘. ilessite ditto title. to 7 . 55. per dotes. .. ,, ..1ff.,..././11...ff.. _ - - CCM li-liAlrK ETa JAN. IS. Ships eV Iltarket. .1111110 Sold Prier. .84b Npwraido t SO ... • 33kt el iu 445. W. 21 limilerlopl • 01.• ••• 10 .... tliSs. 01. id US. oa. • • - Col7llBlt OF PIMA Amsterdam, 3:i 2 13.'3 U. I Otto, at 31i 8 Ilkinsterdatn, 11 8 C. F. Ditto. at tight, II 5 Rititerdata. I 1 9 2U. Aritiverp, ti 10 Harthartli. 34 '2 21 U. Altana, 31 3 41 U. Paris. 3 days's siglu,.24 40 Dilcy. 21 411 2 U. 4loainiestitz..3 A,t y's sight , 24'40 Frank an the Ntaine.l42 Madrid. SS elreciiie Cadia, ;IS effettiveb SKI Seville 38 Gibruliar, 33i IS. Wilma. 506 Genoa, 476 Matti, 496 Venice, 25 Naples. 43/ Palermo. 14/ per as. 5116 ()porno. 596 Itos Janeiro, 65 Dublin. '9 p Cent. Cork. 9 per Cat. A gift of the Dank•on Ifollaad.l Portus a ll Gold, in Coin, 41.11.„ per os. Gold, in 8ara,41. 14. New Dollars, 51. 4d. Sil•er, in Banotaidard p/ . • . .. I _ lino ail revere std Indere 'a Life Is only Life, when blest with I!Math." r F. finest System of Ethics is to iowiliwebille 1. due tosendi, and that to regulate the •Pasnioos soma s t ri oned and in-siliordionte they impetuously destroy these riers a hick Religion and Morality have made sacred • to re hut not annihilate theinisppenn the Ittwia at pnith;ote, calculated to limit their effervesetwelle Every.disorganization.of the IM MO frame reclaims greet aq dice! hinny. ledge to retuedy, and the peltlic welfare is promutri when pr.ofessional men (dleregnrellag the soggestionii of the •M• Plow nod interested) devote their Wadies to the treatment 01l those complaints generated by impendenee, owl the 'WOW of the passions sit on unguarded inneseet. •4 ‘ 711 , Ilregleth aT a:sl feni44 4 ill ilk' health of the (boy* r bet. It is elsoly,to reelect int the doily . saertiee to the ipporawe of onfreb, log cmpyricion. and to etianteimet. as far as possible, loftlug filtrates. we °for tivsoring hevaistalty the limb a shitshit 4.4 .experieurein lfe the venom atamita of ifttsility. The earl" vktisv of toolitary vice (early acquired nlosehowlii before has asserted tier right oser the mind), *Rt. in mantling flit potwerleis mate, heamse auseeptihte of unthreads% smolt in knowing that the mustzetimplittated state of exhitestimi he cowed into meanly energy.— Intense siedv-4minhalewith an iet —long re,idenee in envies! Climes. ands üb, talker frequeiftledetensps the diestfaus System i its ttritt iaidi tea held toutoomsta% i TrAd g i e i tutstlians lot 2t"Priel hove fang asitve , d ills hopes Of tali ilia ii ^ K . Servs. that bane to htman AIM* 1.1./E8 YE)I Ell Eh; eathor be 'rented fonliessly, the - inwroved state ot Medical Scillies having divested its antidote of those disarming propeitie, thit to long rendered its reld'hition tnictertiria and losatioisg dls btM enyhtin our mesliud boolmorskat Ms Patient: Ishinutig tar tier this stalmly, resit is few dabs only are' re, quited for the ft moval of early rs,isptoems ; tine the mot' thseltrair rase yield to tier remedies within* Month , a n d th at in a prawn salt only suspects himself injured. the, d isease may be preveased togatter from appearing ;—a similar remark appiies to rs 2 An h e isierangernent: of the generative 'silent, tis dionitiro. eerittims. as , . epee:idly striver's. obstinate more orators sp doily renamed without the Ore at Collf.lie Of 304 idental to 'be softer sea base hot escaped cost attention ; in - which noildnest. eionstointill vi tat eflicatiyibas 4 peiseded the Olflifh* ant oity adoneol. iii u. , "et 1 0 11 . 111 ausique, peculiarly energetic. and eminently Educated ill this nut antler city I §.11.1.11ed in ~tut professtoun attnitiment by its ipleadid Medical 6:hshsewtS ; snot tossing Ml 'able. personally, to coesparts with Admiration she its itigh Sal giral practice with the Cum icestal, our pretension* so ogre nrjty (in a branch we 'hive selectee) nee ittatiterd Merperitan. which is More& by the daily applkationo we rereive. eves WA o distant countries., sad re: N. R. 13. s'arAt° l4 CURS C. Botteiledreat, fleet-riteti. lerdba. . . ; o .* For rhe jtenteal acromrerdaties We An Iko Um tOres,oltinfra prnetire, Iwi in br reibtultell its senoimhble hostri.—Cinintry ['Wien's stir rrqiii,vrd tip .h4eritie *Mrslelv their straptosta &e. When iliterfai look.. a ii% 0d" 4 % *ill.be imaretilittelfAittilirdett to any part lif the Kilirisei' ' A bank-Gate lieu petted to accompany the raw. . _ 11.1.1.0 1 mmue... _ - "‘ A , ,f %OW* : Printed nod Pob li tbed by D. t6 4 1g1. 1 .- • . STATsix Ito Orrtos, No. 4, Sallsbegrs-ccots, fleet-os lit.: s . ~~~ ( iol 3 0 4 O , ...• 'V • - ' - a 1 I'll r • Be 3le ?i3 I i r. B al Am so ti oi oi 1 Cu Oa Co Ilu 1)o Tle DWI Ed S Fr 0 h Gr Gr Ni Hi HI