The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-11 00:00:00

TEF. s'"* . Trw.l 4 '4 WENT,IIINSTritSTsSTONS, 7i ."9. of *wit, 1114, to Mate his serve,. lie ettived be: given wat••it g, s•iop. I hot. and Inairoil that she riven 10 end 11 ie the morning, auil went owns . should not por t tilt •• • seroiketi Loth Week" in a again about the same hew vomit morning. !Lore then. —omi-- proper na1.....r. awl +e some her a. .• NI) 1,1,1).,, TIIE PRINCE mrcwsys DUST. liael•not seen Defeatism until 3ely lase, whoa he o ~s whirl she dilly 'ebbed to do ; and Mr. Ileitilesom, • sebpseneed as • linemen this trial. Dating that thou polled out his catch, rid told her slier a r e • TUB *lnn V. LastraCtaCt. interval 1.0 sever had any C.trlllelevicelion with iiIP •••• i s • • should lease the linua , in trio initiates by teat. a, he i n will en appeal f rom a conviction had on the Defendanticyl7th lie estate, he employed havoself rn looking hirer the mi . stiate , of migtho , oo h „ fool oei . n 7 . about 12 o'clock, she was forced Into the street and the lends sea seeking his calculations, from the mo. 1 octet:t i e w s convicted . in the g pe . nalt i t -f . 40. for the de " cie ' ed en her, end she had en slietpliise went of Ms aeries' until a Wee boor in the evening,hot to walk the stews all night. N it day, when , d r i v i n g a out , ceeteinin dent and ishe y s from C . art. she called for her clothes • she oils to d uy one of the 6 " iho allealation of mo l d l it " . Defeudis " s p oke l ton.ho g iner 1.1;111 refusing 11 10 serrender it to ' the wren 0 . .a1y reetellg of the drain's?. The height of theoung ladies Out her 'wither had n . . 1 got op; • sod lends was 15 feet above the see.—Cress.esetniined : w h o tlema i niled the dest, Ste in behalf of tl.:. Co,.Con. that she sae to call at sown o'cl• ck at night. !factor for the perish of St. james under the provi deeeslievethe Defendast alike information In hisAt the appointrd time she went, Intel found her passer reeprctioe the ettete, end the calcolalion of sinus of the Metropolis Paving Act. ' In addition to clothes parked op in the passage, bet she refused to the arguments on the conviction, it was now urged take them iris) till she ezemieed them, end whilst its sales. lie own! received • shilling of the weary that Carlton-lease is • Royal Place. and as each a she wets employed at this, Lady Hawke come it. the raid by the Plarneff: hut he admitted that Mrs. privileged pfsee, not within the Act. Boerne had lest him 10,0001.. which ws• pert of theparse., and called lier • ..• b — d b ri m etour b—h 1" Mr. Colin said, that is Me opisien the coavictiee eery money in question. In a month afteruards be , 0t ,„,,, to be a ffi r med. • end many other names equally elegant. and then . repaid her 3,3(131. 15s. Gd., and with the re.; PCIPIIMP(I " M illi.'" end '• watch " as loudly as she nit NAIR &HILL CONANT %sea of • differene opieion. eisinder he embarked in merman" concerns on hil l could, till the usichman I sine, In whose costitly site own account. In the Mediteresneeo, where he te. There were eight . filaSistraies on the Bench, and consigned , her, on a charge of felony, sod she see the Cleat proceeded to like their opioions seriatim wearied for 12 months. lie lied shies ;emitted two car• locked up in the evatch.houte all night. when 'byre • led thee., including the Chokers'', I Roes to Mn. Bourne, IMO be considered would co., fogy the ~,,,whi f a t h e ~m , ic ti n n, an d five against it. 1 After the poor woman hail undergo.* all this lads vet his debt. Notion lienteding . ' lately token the benefit of the insolvent A. t. When . •• • ste l 's this lady bad 1 it was accoidioely neashod. • rairetati•iii, awl was an brifore the Megistratii. . forth ate: a :Ir. Ilsoilerson, and wires ibis she lily The hes • sions adjouruorl at five o'clock. he left the farm upon his mercantile adventurie, he I he scot t is•mt her bu•i......1, as there is no charge _ ._ left Topleri. one of the other witnesses, to manage , l'O LIGE. 1 p.. - iii.t I ei a t•ot e•;:erially none of iehbery ; and it, and gave him 1901. for that pereoae. I --ono-- 1 • it 1 rte a•Turrion iho si.rl Alt. lleroilorion thrioilic -- Roiessmined.- -lie had not the least raves on : , mi....man-it ....It the a -kiln, sit is, not Neatly ceder. ROHRER V. earth to believe that the defendant WS, emprinteil , . . . ___ ; stat.d:g what wise s.i.l to him, what be received hie with she rage b etl i e ,,,, himself an d ',hi m ; manstost•nongt.—A case which his ezeiten con. 1 . ~ . i i , .. siderelne Winer', on account cf the tospectabilily : eGs ' er "" " le ''''' Y " 4 " e ' Bourse. Mr. SeARLVVT, in reply, admitted thet the sod hitherto nuimperochable character of the srcese3 : 'lle N:AGISTRATe sail, the chugs @amidst the wie.. fesniatit was wholly free, upon the @vide , from ' P"D'i *es on Saturday finally investigated 'before ms.' se ' s I" °WY ilie: 11 . and " 1 " 1 "" I h.' Parties any imputation of traud or corrupt conduct r bet, lb the Lott V 1110700. - I.erds Abrahams, „ s .„„ ne „,,,, S.IIIiPCI to an Wit n at law, but was ale.. illtuel in of considereble eminent, among the more reaper... rho extreme, and 4401 colors likely to Mir the pr.. point of 1 , 11/, he contended that he was . Wale le the ble pert of the commendy of Jens, and keeping • ' Patali" of a woman in her Ilitelattell of hiei— (ilia Plaintiff for the love the letter sestsined by this oat discharged. trauserinn, to the amount of 90(101. in consequence ! esere h ent's ee e niine l hne . s . ° in Chninninile.sl , rent ' in of bas (the De ( endant's) antigenic, and amnesties, ' thee'lY'' numerate° trio eteeliog • chest o f reedy. , lIATTON•CAItnra.-0 3 Saturday, a ruin newel to the interests of hits employer. I made shoes, cootaiuine 1?.4 pale. valise 381. end to- Ranosaq was cheigoil with tinning in Weigel inaoreocee Th e c um , justicr, to tomming op dot eon to • weeds. the property of Mr. William Cooper Goch, .in the Lottery. Ten placers slate,), that they sc the Jury, thought that the Solicitor, epos whom of Kettering, Northamptonshire. This was the , cidentally met the 1 i -11.5011 tr, "pile whom an ' o , lf3f• fourth rzensinetion of the Priantier, soil the office ; a...11i0n had beeu lodged, in Hostels. on Friday last, observations had been made, hail, accordiog In the lon each day was crowded, chiely pith his Dlllllelol4 I soil found in his hand s lottery-hill. liaviog it, it evidence, acted holy end howourably towards his (Aleut, who could seek redress against the person 1 hieeds ' , the members 1000, 11,060, sod 14,U( 0. 1.. he eu who elope had led Itim•into the error be which he 1 Serail Tiff: a i r e-lnolline young woman (whom ! riled to half•••euinea, if first drawn. Upon brag had so grievously teetered. lie concurred in the! we esdertood is be in the service of the Pritonei ■),, a,Led by the Magistrates for an •splanetion aOr admission that had been made of the Defendalit's in. , was charged as a particept crisitimis. The facts of the . trod-bill, the Wheels stated that up .0 I r payment Dooms of any eorrept or fraudulent intention; hat as" Wets these: — lof a small sum, such as I. or 3; ,rue pa, ay 1114 s in point of law his Lordship thought bias liable fer 1 Edward Weiner, a carman, stated, thst on the I Ps)lee would be entitled to hsif.a.gaielea, shosid the his negligence and institution, to rah an amount es 231 el December lest, he loaded his cut with eight ilmelbers ifled in the bowl-bill lure out to be arty uf the coutended that the paper Cooed on the Peim hest-thew se. Mr. Asetr.entr, for the Pro the eirsomsimeces elf the case would walnut the i cheats of shoes, from the house of Mr. Hulbert, and • is iodine. i wee conveyiag them through Fiusbuiy•square, in . sonar, . miner, irmitsitied merlin. date nor place, mad fee The Jury found for the Plaintiff—Demeges 60001. i the "Iteration of the day mentioned. neght that appeared to 11. e contrary. .aught hi , * Tot 11110 V. aTOVIDAKT, rettn, AID VlTcillt.L. l II a man run toward. the CPII, 91.11 .142.• nue r f Mr. 11/0111 addressed the Court by ratios, that he the chesty. lie immediately shouted lint all alarm, been ;nil:lied' at the dieser. , of eel" years. T'''l,6 , were oil it cermet cabalistic tether soil Nur., arc h was the prseecutor in this curs, and .heeded for k and the thief threw delves his booty, and escaped.— the purpose of making a motion spout the subject. 1 upoo toptoctoit this chest, hooose.,, he di,cotorr a ,as g, wh ich Chief Jusstice Amis.—SlN this cease It col be.l that owatiser head been putvoinesey stoles, from the I eedi' to ors)f ; bet that was only their "e -jector.. is ocelot to warrant, • conviction. it was fore the Court; the Jury are sworn, and if ye" base' cart. any thing to sett von most take • proper tippers.' Me. Delbert deposed ho belie); superintauded the I "Pcs"”) 10 prove that the hand-bill refereed to dm last Lottery, fur us icli not a tittle of evidence hod no). to do it. Upon which Mr. Dent withdrew, anti packing of the eight Caseti of shoes for Mr. Guth, as • attended in the Court again @boot three o'clock, before stated. Ikee , . prodoced. The MaGerre ire observed, that in when his Lordship was swooning rip in the above.) Both P. sneers were then fully committed for trill. 1.1 ter to warrant a rouvictivti, it was necessw mentioned case. Upon the Jury retorting the mil EXTENSIVE Runi!...i! VIN BOW Illtill VC V knit. 'r1 abet the piety should be pleve,l to lie a repel diet, his Lordship said that he would now War the_ __, l .On Tuesga . b. the 'loth Deeember, a vo mit, o f i lottery i.iserer. which, in .tbet, wisest -nseerh *lOl was 111 - CerelPt this morning is•Plr, MOO rut en 'valuii, was - store; Teo. n the mare. ;ba d not h•eo done. es the search bad not taken ~,,I. ; place is the doetling of the reissue,. bet is SIP _- .. . • LISP - HAM fe ff NC& COURT OF OF KIN(:: itENCifi JAM S. °meta V. amnial. The Plaintiff iu this cite is a Gentlenitn of pre. I ) , w 1.0, in consetioe , .ce of a report of the Day 11-iteasti, whet is a land.sureryor, hail hero Indeord t • advance a law sews of is miry its 'with*, .1 as on tie secusity of a certain •- tote, Tim 4 1 .. lifted .'l.ll In he of Teri, less ~tee than re. ;Latta by the Defendant, aml the Plaintiff now sought to itscover of him a rompenoilsosi in damages far At Dias he Mill thereby Mr. SCLISLITI and Mr. Guaretv for the Plain. till; and Mr. Sioyeant PILL oust Mr. MAilill(AT fur el.• defence. Mr. Sc asucrr, Its his opening speech, detailed the eitcso stances of the ease. The Plaintiff bad been es; plied to by a Mss. • l3ooriee, to patches, an ennui. I) of her, and she stated that she bad to offer as severity, an estate 'bested near Islasket•peeping, in Lincolnshire, called Deepiag Fen. This 'elate was drertibed to be let to Richard Janet, I . .;sq. on a 1...m.4V yews, of which 18 years were then one:. Lind, and at a yearly. rent of 17201. In cone.. emote thir Plaintiff applied to his Solicitor to snake the necessary enquities, and the Solicitor employed the Defendant to make a survey of the estate. His report, after having surveyed it, was, that he consis demi it very favourably aircetustaiiresi,•anri well worth the rent at Which it was then let, viz. 17201.- 80es after. however, Jones, the tenant, was ena ble to go on: he quitted the estate: but the stock upon li was insufficient to pay the armor of rent.— Tlits place afterwards remained for a long time ante. milted ; sod when at lad a truant oat found, no morn titan VOL a-year could be obtained for it, in. stead el the I7'-'Ol. Mr. Scarlett concluded by oh. serving, that it was a too common practise with per. boos Wing estates to nil, so pot in a tenant at an roottons.s into, under which .he sale is made at a youportionably high price, and the purchaser thus becomes a great sufferer. He mast say, that the conduct of the Defendant in this ease was at least extremely negligent, if it did not deserve a more gripes eesiglreessep. M. Gilson' colic' a mishits& of witnesses, in suppers of the moment. The Soliciter to the Phintiff &pissed, that he em. ' , toyed Mr. 11 sigins, the Defendant. to make a survey of the estate ; and in consequence of his fa. •ourehis report, the Plaintiff advanced the sem of 14,9761. ; 40001. of which was spoiled to pay off the prestos, mortgage on the estate in question, and the remilniler sea. psid over to Mr.. BJOIIIP for an ac onite of 13501. epos three tires. This was in the Weil past ul ; audio the following year, Jones, 'tar tenant, fit led. This • Starts was irress-essesheed by Mr. Serjeant Pat.t..—Witness bad employed the Defendant sea sosseyar teseeal Orel before this tranvaction, bet ▪ sa s at the reemomewelatioe of some eleven. He only ;sold Defendant 10 enemas for malting tills ser ve), sod iliac not - till two leers after. He did not it. se that the Defeodant was away from tows may t "to i ...Ms and a slay in milking 'hi• sore y. lie be lieved toi distance from town wits ispwaraia of 90 aides* Redid oat set the Defeatism Whoa awrilebokilmeHalles heditkautu ascettah• the value of die estste.beemen.i prosecutor in the King v. *oddest. ' bootie of Mr'. Richard M'ellg,. fif Reef Churett.yis. 14 , 50 ,,,,,,, , - . - „ as r ,,, s, tar i u wt.'s... Mr. Hesse bete said lee iras - sea4y to pellillirla 1) tt.ld I.m he mast make his . rpm( its writing. li e M. Moot Mated, Mat the Denarlauts is ails tassel Thomas Preafen, could net sweep douche Wu) two tithed him how longl bad been indicted at flaw O'd Bailey 'insignia tor a Charged with hating been caeca/risk io the rot.bery. • aT" I 'llc • to tit" "as" ; " "id' was 104 " 1 • 41 as slag he was about it. The i'latotiff in the preap case! libel. That they lad mooed the cause into tbe Court t Amatigst the prepay „ t „t ee were 250 r i v e" o f D u ,. part cl Ms. Anoutnus, on die ground Shot the iti. 1. ,01 tot cninaltrind an intim' gains( riithers upon! of Ks Bench, by a Ink of Cardona. end harlugl data+. `.!1" pieces of giey Modena, WO silk gaol.- dea r. 1" she 4 1 ""‘" iti'l best ''l''''sti• t kis trisection. Anu caber of eminent yors , i moved for • Special Jury, hod gives him oink, of tail , from 30 to 40 throes, 4c. • . , 1,,, N iAG imegA-ra ie• 4 r f the seine ~ p inion, rind 41... erased 'be Intl to ho w °, w pm mar a th in 17.. per l for t hew peseta Sittings . Thal be had in - consequent. ! TM; Mown said 1a knew nothing of the ' ,Abe'' , I emaniviii4 that the 1 :,- .-, 1.20. situ bees proved rrie.. we shoot 4901. vet year, at tba ti.ae Jones bald' come to Soon, bet fou nd that the eau-e was entered i—thgt on trinteilitt ruins CI tl'hm" " flfit.SiSundayO. •to b , . a noted or se t na..•:, , ,ry tenter, the Mt Wa s it it ;pm. e p ee lowupon O w p i per H s i ; yet that ma ny usa ns • ter noon he stopped fat some gim• pt Lambeth, midi allac'tarbed• Mr. John Moister. the prated tenant, deposed, that stood still lower than this bad liven dis:tosed of. :en going home at half-,ant eight in . 11 'e "1'1' 41 4, the ' • . shot at the Hemet the upwardly of 1814, the Wed Chief J.idice Aanotr.—Wbo told yne an ? 1 wsret.ouse was rt; en, po.I rublied 'ai had been di:. i . C•••• A 0.)4 i:S' I AQUKS IS.. was nut windrows, ifian its, as steep, mod its Mama Mr. Illent.—No nue, my Lord; bet I gee they teribed.—Tve Pri4-iter was vigils's...ed..' .. -ww...- 1 III? at the present water y was 17s. per acre. are Wolk o ff the paper, and abet I wish to avoid ; (It.it nit Arr. —Sitertlity frilli in 11(11,. a young l -Sittordav mornioc a Coroner's-frininst vile bald he Mr. Morgan, the eatery, mated that the suavity is bring takes by surpass , . ' "en . f ' l 's) g . '"" °P1 4.1 """% "'" hr • 'C L? b'fr." Nelt ; :a .. .. view ,ft h. bogy 4 Walesa Leonard, granted by. Mr. Oakes was weans W 2,11531. Chief Justice A IiCOT.—It is the role of this Court,' the sitting Msgistrite. Mr. Alliermin Wong), char"ed .'ne of te pergola who was nrilevert for eseetision to. . . . 11r. Serjeesit Pitt, for the Delleotigot, tabmitted, sad I have given strict ord ers that all S p ecial Jery with TielontlY eft‘Ol'ing Mr. JOl'd Dmit•an. th e : m o r row h , toe forger Ti,. only rainier, ulna ea. not ibe Plaialfrs loss hail not arisen from elarbegti• Samos should be taken hs their turn, end lbere.eill • kitel!et of a cuff ,, tad cli^p-l'aua. N. 197,Fiert- I wt hiweint was that of Mr. Witt, the surgeon, who Felice o f his Client, but from the want of rotation Ito be no violation of this rule. The eppoiotenent of it : stretit• The Pti•t.tier fettled iota' the Coffee-room •stuted shut the demisted 11,11 het* ia a declinin, state the past of the Plaintiff himself sod b Solicitor, will appear at the Marshal's office, to which jou can ion Filthily • I ".i'llsiu'l 10'4'4 in a iaa'at of health for a constdeishi• length of time, end tie:ne "I's' "Olt Witte they *demand so Inge seem us refer for isformation. t lomuer. fle astattli" 011 ' 1 1 Ps's" !oho otteotnted jedvenced In pearl. it iris his opinion it had nosed 15,0001. on the 'nattiy of UM WWI ref fee-lead, Mr. hurt.—l am content, my Lord; dial is all I• to tW e e n e ‘ e him. brad Ps' -. Ili. Complainant hi s d ea th. Th. J ure occor diaati, f o ame d a eun it ut already burileti4 whit a mortgige to the ;mum of wish fur. &WO. IP hail priviously trek guilty of ate same os. Dia b y 0„. rh i t , i f j ou of ma ... 0, to have made more Initiate enquiries than Mr. fleet immediately left the Coen. Violent corded at the sho l of M r. 1.1°•,•411..° resides On latuiday night an Inquest wag held in the they bad &toe. --ane-- at the Ildj"i'liNt house . • The "'W a n" ° '.. t '''' " lc " Rairl-ranns, at the London Hospital, before Jodi George Mill stated that he had occopird the fares PALACE COURT, Jae. P. man was at length prorated, •n 4. after great resist. Wair.in Casette, 1:..q. one of the Coroners for tie in question tram IMO its 1/513. et the annual rent of THE KING'S COACHMAN ARRI:STF.O. aure,he vial overpowered, awl lodged in the Campine. entltity of Middle...a. nn view of the body of Senn 1.3(.01. Land la Deepiog Fen dating (;tat time JASON LEONARD O. GEORGE FOSTER. Try. Prisoner, who bad listened with the must Green, a gist about 14 years oleo, who ergs kiliAl nmaed for • rple no show naafi w h y Welts, Indifference, frevently smiling dating fetched puerelly at the it of from t iait guineas to Mr. CAWLEythe •be NOM; from hoe mister's window while in the alt the writ kneed in this ca f e should not be quashed, relation of the chore, heist( csiletlon for kis defence, 561. -per Sere. net his cruss.esamination he !•taisil, II of cleaning ft.—Wolin " Acciderslat Dattk." that after he quitted the farm, lie had been informed! on the grated that the D4endvist teat aoarbalao la did not attempt to apologize for the violence of his that Alia. Bourne was about to dispose of ate relate! ordieary to his Majesty, and w a s also minister, his • conduct, bet said it was east right or proper to lake 1 1 Oct reilliy last Mr. Peter Watts, a Cestom-bisallat orneer, left th'e London Docks, giber, be bed beta et the little he entered upon it. A person named Majesty's state.coachntan on the 21411 of May, 11104. • person of his distinction to Ilse yea r-Compte Janes serceeiled him in the farm. Witness wae no: by a warrant signed by the Right lion. lie Fall of 11/ ...AGISTILATE.—:" Piny win are " ;on duty, and Ai; oil Ili, way haste to Ricitard•dreet, testticelar hand of Jones's, bet he wag etquainted . Chester Weft then Master of the Bone to his Ma. y5 t; ,,,,,,,._.. i am the ',thief, of Middleset . Your ; . Commercial.rosd :on erriang at the turnpike, be . west into a hous* mink him. Niftiness had lent about 4001. by drafts to koy, and directed to Itahert Manners , FAti• Chsli Lordship may not know me . , for I have been but re- IT found .e aitalett 61 ' 1 ' 41 ' 444 ; Mrs. Bootee, of which there was about HO. new i Marshal to Ma Ma.l" l Y• 'nit , Imlteed Counsel tautly appointed." allout lOW o'flo4, and expire] in a few minutes armee beard of she i a er. An biggest washeld so the body oil Sit utiles, ft owing to him. I moved for the rule upon an effidavit of lite Defend. returead a verdict—" Died by the Mantsaaart.—" I certainly which set forth a variety o f st u ntmen(' ; east lie title; it is probably a very ancient one, newly re- I when tita Jat i Mr. de atone stated, that in 1811 he was desired I ant. •Mg Mrs. Hoene to lank out for a (onset for her an liable to be called upon by his blsjesty or the wind. Where do you lie., g'e ?" Wei/adios of God." :1).-eplog Fen eaten. •He accordingly did t o , s o d l i Prince Regent at any time, spiting their will and y i i„, e ,.......ei I 1., e . 1 Mashing '; l a m M a yor o f . c-r.e.ti---------st ft. tind • gentleman who commissioend him S. offer I PI • ; and that in pursuance of the afire to [ listing ,, and h „,,, mans i on the ' ne. .. On Friday eight, doting llte lams, fog, a dating . 2 3 . 00., ~ii i c h sum Mn. B us ," ' ,fused to like. 1 which he hail Iwo regularly appointed. he lint pri. The BrIAGIVIII tn. concluded he ins deranged ill , geaal Of eight or ten thieveslnawsked down and rob- AM /. 'fateman, on one oregano, when speaking al varied from I I haring received fees and Will' his Mind, soil therefote directed him to li.s taken :bed several people in Bellaiml•green-read. About Jones, represented him as a very intelligent clever by virtue of seer oPPolottoell t i and haying "OW- care of in the Compter until enquiries could be made I nine o'clock they met Mr.liALL.(liat-osanufactuter, van. in the latter rod of 1813 find beginning of mentg fur himself end family in the King's Mews.— • re sp ecting hi s /d em i or retailer.. iof Glob lane) suer Priliettl'..row„ krierked hies . down, and tilltd Ms pockets ; after Which 011, of the 1y 14 there en a great fall in the value of laud. The affidavit also set forth, that one Hicks, an oth. Bow staarr.—Saterhy Maria Itaqes, shoot 17 C ro mt.egaroined.—Mr. rhe as to was fits gen tle. eir of this Cosa, arrested him on the 4th of the i revs of age, was charged with vesting a shirt from ! villains slabbed kite io the cheek ; he newt bleeding stew who offered 0,0001. for the estate. When l'tain. t present 104,1 0 1 , 1101611"tenaill be f the D ereedae.) I 0 tress bray, a lgotidtets, 14 Chelsea. The case ; iota the lieret where his "owls where fl tii ood "ire w ito t woi woo with witness, einte's 'aid he f e ared tall hire be ass a Wilittlted PP".."I and that he I was folly proved against the Pii.wort by the p a wn. 1 she landlord au. it. he•ond inatautl •.semalviii a that they had get into had hand.. Ile might base re. was obliged to give boll for his anneottinee. !broker, who idinialied her with pleiltiog it at list few Specia Coustables and well in person of the L . i i reeled lis seeping at Wiggins's report, for he was Mr. Ittairsoaliti oho ilaaradell for B. M"ricP: 1• 0 9 shop, also in Cheite.i. Si.. was filly contained fir !ruffians ; th e th ieves proceeded towards town, and • rutprised at it. oh ***** dto Mr. Costley, that as the merits of the n il. Ikt-socked down entry itersi.ii who cartiedd a link:; Mr. Sturm, the elicitor, stated that in 1814 he , case must be discussed hereafter, it might be prudent Mattutonornit.stmets -'4iltird'y Sarah ireet- on sailing at Turritle•iireet, they attack a Gentle m•• iostrecteit to 1 ,,,, pa , a a l ease o f the (arm ik, t to forbear entering •t. length 11l present. Its should, loft wag fia ,i,,,,i b e r„, o J. E . r .......UNANIT. EA charged . mall a tithAtitel bison on the head. which steamed question, bet given Mrs. Boerne and Mr. Jones; i however, grata the ale to show comae. on wpiciore of r olisilug Lilly Hawke, of 21, Wei. him i IhvY wets P'''''''''iling to ria. , his pockets, when ai-t1 et the thaktetalieved it lobe a genuine bum:fide I - bork.street, of son... property. . forlatialrly Mn. Wsiletve and Mr. D e vis.e, Iwo tit te.:n•actine. It appeared Irons She tlilleiont rtslesienis, lint the I spectaltle ititrantatos cense up, anti reared Ma. Mt. T, plain, a farmer, oecepying tilt actes in the Prisoner went to the lit cook in I..dy Il s erbese A. Deering Felli, stated that o f faro was el 7 ti n hefts wily, sad had the misfortuoe to ionic leer litialtell'S not el the estate in question I and dining 2 1) years' &gi l l/swore the ',try first day, in dttning the din 'errpgtlen of it, he paid for die list II 'Hifi tier; and she .gave heir lAdisliip.oart.ine in a very '22% ad acre, but for the sabsequent tens 31. M. ass enteremunioni it sinter. eullioit her only plain Ma. ( etre. dam. A Dto,ty t;otiol•n.•o, lietoltil ileinleeion, tele Richard Jones, the tenant in possession t o the- was lit I.ntly Hawke's hone-at the lime, took rffetsce peat (1 in queslion, Staled, that he ink the estate of at the levity with which the treated her itoperiors, I ....._____ • Met-, 4 . r5..1711• its the erring of I S 2. Remembered and bet tints •i•veto anti twelve o'clock ass 1 SWAP! 1 m;IC PON : Prated :1:4) PahthilieS t•v 1). I e • Sias Daei ilant's comiti to the in i . t the latter ea/ tried followed bet delta the stairs after the had i avatuse is nrr•re, Er. 4, %alb:4lre 7l-1 Vasterdty, as r , me bnys were at play es the batiks of the New Wry', they observed a parr, in the water, which, *oh lAe assistance of a rake tbey pulled wet ; am!, on epenino it, they Nand the body of • wale rbiltl 'l.ll4re/rely above • weak old, wrapped up in a coloured apron. It was earned to the Qopeses 11..41, Wirers., far the Coroner'. Ingae.t tonal WI VD - Yesterday, the Condeur.ed Sermon was preached at the Chapel within Newgate, by t he Ilia. Mr, Cotton. to Ow Throve onfortuna., criminals who ore ordered fur question tn.:notion. The Aserege Peter ter tie Weed, en , 1 "4 Jas. 6, 6 49-. 24. per Lot. Arnow. Pricts of CORN of ESC:LAND ard WALES, r' sparser. tress the Itrtorr.o, eadinl Jam. Vs— /Ileac Ityr Bork,. Oats. Beau•. Peale. Mho. ——— I. d. s. d. v. d. s. d. a d„ s. 41 7,1 10 57 9 NI 6 I AS 1 72 9 70 9 34 It • !-~- -•• -- .7. `, \ L i ~~ V. 'rig iorto*la If•►r. rd rrol N 0. e..! el wi4le 'gaol I PA' r►i•M, Selk Pri NF fclarr T ✓eed MAI Nips, treat I' Sect I Tli DAI a rd It,' Net bntl had VIM lima t•ull of I la I cam wel r All dir iris •ill ilia A