The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-10-11 00:00:00

ivr - W I ,) tt ,. . Ii i' t . 0 1- 1, , , , i' . •,. 14 f , . . , SI • . ' i' „ 1 / 4 , . c I '• , . . r j . - sTA A. -......_ • MIT • 7 .'••••••• litiftifftD. • Fic;;;Tifii 1.13/60/47 dAlitzt; 1 . • • Whiteiedk Ock - 10. ~ We regret to learn, that' tillesder and disquiet pre. ' Dis. Royal Highness the, Vripee Regent his been Tail to a rorshl"raliht - Tlten:: lll sikinne l' a fiv 7ll ' 'v . viessed:to nominate aid appoint Don Miguel Alase t county of WestwathViishererit dcies .- tlnt appear-lbatx Atilt:General . in the Minitel Or his Catholic Adep t ; there exist' a tafficient share of /magisterial acti!ity, I• n lf, tiibei in ilishetrary Keighe'CoMmandfr et thili l preserve the peace u r t h . t enunty.• F- 6 644 . I c 69l Zlf Nast Rah. Milifity" Order b(' the Biith,Tht 'coml . .. " I wetk ' °I " are informed, the ermerl 41111 i S. . detatiOni °Vibe tong mit/sloes services.of -that Orr! *Melt ere orga:tiseti in IVestmeath,. dietriived . Gle pi' tear, . whi t e attached le , the _ British; Arany its the, sir of Captain Berr y 's • IeeS P S . 4 Y a "" nir riAlk' .11. 'Peniiisula, under the command of tield-Idarshal tbs ; time after, '. 'Duke of IVfdlington• • prompt Ploceedirtg at sight., ;n. i.shoit . . these- ru (*only nuitraudila.t , iiier4d: AforloOtrof Wm. i . . •• • .x..i....- '.• ---.- - .. . . i Armstront, end swore iris servitie is le there • beinel • . B...."•KRUPTOIf.S. ONLAIMEtT. • 1 - . arms in .14 lipase. From thew .they precord , Atilt° i rie ll ;it s est i it ait er, Aige baspr o be , rv. wa je n re th y t gic r, ri w rerw itish , i t re roes . Oct, 21 , ,ti ,.. - ,ti , i s. Keens 's . house, into which they .fired, A. Aber I • 4.: itacha . a Mean. henkeates, Yorkshire, apiritinerdieWlSM! of shots;, and' broke all the wintroWs. .Thifdld:na - 00. ..4 . ,ta Dec , 2, at the ..W . htte Hart Tavern, Kispies.ept i succeed, hoiveivr,' 'ln toreleg' ihis Wide, -bat tier, Hun ". BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED •** ' . t povessititt al a gen lielcilderhei.itas ahlied' fil:i4llll..enitoier, !Sane - hater, hat-nittalfietare:ri, I go . to giro op, and eke tosinform7 Whets the *other Ort ,I . .., • . ._., . 1 the Sun was, ► b sey Iseand • ... This ce " tees4 -I r •' le Vtlien Ci d Trl ßA ire N Sestt ll n U aeiler'-ii .C figet, 2l i;itlikt eioto of .Ir. Kearn's was obtained - by the threat-on `G ranc ll' imer;; and ma/ r t „ epteref ,,_l.,., inwattate.2 , ----- -- - potkcs. , , tiliN4litstr..—"=Yesterca r'iosemi Boyle, the man 1 1/14 - wia" detected on Thursday night in throwing le tumbler from the Ise .gillery . of Drury-lane ire_into the pit, was sbreught to the Office from 01411-61dt sritlewell, and mdderivent inother esa • 'Mil. Sarah Jaques, of George-street, Foster. Cheapsitte, whittle head the temblei fell Upon, leeirJames Hall, who sat nest to- her, and whose heed was cat with it, attended, as did also the wit. eases who saw him throw the tombler. Caroline Clarke, the woman who was in the Prisoner's com pany in ".the . gallery, did not attend, although she premised is to do.. The Priebber appeared quite a different man t( 'what he did on his being brought to the Offira on Thareday, and showed every symptom of contritior far the injury he had done. Mr. Dibdin Mr. Rae and Mr. Spring, attended setting are to bi+ house, which tbey . . b eere preparing to esecnte, and %bleb he hid no means of defending. In the worse of this. nook stightOlut-bandittkilic emeeded;in getting possessios of 'tend rms./ I; if AU this Vender, its seeenit,!his beetr effectetiiiiiit* est say effort to defeat xtri , clieclt the atesavir doe ' spoliators- -and- tbeantiety zetiseek_ by -theetti lr tier, doubtableehompions,e6ithe.posi.nmis4 hstivsb j el .to increase ibeirttock of freshens bespeaks.seinetbing beyond ;tiers, old night robiseer. :The 'havens li.tbe weeltedre Onif _ _„ • S PUN tvrt i hrP• 01 4 1 r.Per. Nae.3L at Osadhall. florae , - Elr. couingwood, St. latiolet'satercls -31106. Claar.y, kdatn's-eoart, Old Broad -street. pros isine-tner elitug,;foet: 14.' 4 31, -Nor. 21: at Guildhall, Attoraies, Messrs. Siltall 11 ; 10 t 1 FWerao, Basineiwit-sereet. thimble, Greta 9t.115 - ss 'AOoale, ateat, Oct. 1 7 . 91. N0v..21, .Attorney s Hr. Atcheasa, Great Win chester-street, Broad-street. J. M. Alstrope, Gaitbni-pe.• Lincolnshire, grocer, Oct. 17 4 20,'Nue. 141. at !the,. Dog Nal Duck Tavern, Kingston-u Hull. Attornies, blessrP. kaley, Stocker, and Dawson, Fir. aival's lan; and Mes4s. Codd, Hull.• • - 1 4 1 .1..Pri,51014 lioca-rper, Oct. ?1). 4. Noy. 21, a! the i - " trut -- 1 " on the part of the Theatre to carry on the proseca. Con against the Prisoner, to ,make an example of him, in order to protect . the public resorting to the Theatre from a similar mange in future. Mrs: Jaques and Mr. Hall tiberalty declined pro secuting the Prisoner, not having received any mate rial injury, but would be guided in their conduct by the Magistrates. The Honourable Anchitel Grey, second soli of the Right Honourable the Earl of Stamford, then rose, *ad addtessed Mr. Birnie, Sir William Parsons, and guerterwf the country... te, orst•leastolome of tieing •have not resident Magfistrates in sufficient number• to keep the military •actiraely.employedin . r wrsoin g these ramie barbarians, ;and sonaterticting their wictecid systemv The portion of the coenty of Westmeath, trod- we may add the contigicous parts:of the County, which 'present this 'date of list turbaoce, will,• we. fear, go on is criminal proceed. inga, from the want of a spirited and seasonable op. position, and may be expected to erriveat that stage of disorder which, in the counties of: Tipperaiyand Limerick, has rendered it necessary to strengthen the arm of Justice- with the power of 'the Executive Government. It is a deplorable, prospect that wet sent' itself on , which ever side of urwe,cast.onr eyer; but the remedy which-has been put' forth, will, we trust, shortly give as better times.—{ Dublin Got. respondent; Oct. S.) • • • ; • •• : I • CLoungt., Ocr. 4. 7 -On Friday evening, the Haiti Serjeant Moore: arrived front Dublin,' at Captain _ . wnieester. Atiorlsies. 144 41 . Waseester t. and Mews: Cardales and Young.. Gray's Inn. J..and T. lAiekmats Taunton, mercers, Oct. 23, 21, Nov. QC, at die Angel Attorniew, Messrs. King aid Lukin, Medford-row ; and Mr. Clarke, Chard. W. Vltiles , Braiibeinbery, Devonshire, miller; Oct. 25, 9.1, Nov:2l, at the Golden Lion Ina, Bouiton. • Attornies, Messrs. Cox, Palling; and Mews. Darke, Church, and Darke. Pawn-street, Bedford-row. IkAlellet, jun. Wellington, 'lnkster, Oct. 23, 21. N0v.21, at the Golden Lion Inn, Honiton. Attitudes, Mr. Ton mend, anitljr. Robinson, Esiex-iiireet. Strand. J. lleodlam, Skintier.s.reet, warehouseman, Oct. 14.. 21, Nov. 21, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Slade, Gray's -lan square. T. Vernon, Walcot. ikith ; ,picture-deaier, Oct. 23, '24, Nov. 21; itthe Full Moon Inn, Bath: ' littornies, Mr. Young, Mar.- 11/11.c .11111 V, Mansion-house; and Mr. Wingate, Bath. . DIVIDENDS. • Nov. 18, J. U. Hawk ins,. Bermondsey, carpenter—Nov. - 14. W. Taylor, New Mallon, Yorkshire, linen-draper—Nur. 3, B. Lund, Spolforth, Yorkshire, Rix dresser—Nov. 3, J. Free*, Binwell, Nottinghamshire. caliemittinter—Nov. li, J. Wade; Ilattics-hridge, Essex, farmer—,Nov. 6. M. Woutlhton, Pres. ton, Lanatildre; shoemaker—Nev. 3, 9. and J. Kirby. Nutt ti liltam , coal-merchants—Nov. 3, T. lino and J. ,Johogen, N ott logham, tai fors —N or. S. State i furih z Radford, NniMig. other Magistrates assembled upon the occasion. Ha complimented the witnesses on their kindness and humility to the Prisoner, he highly applauded the promptness with which the Managers had acted In the, business, and for which they deserved the thanks of the public ; had he been in their situation helhould have acted exactly in a similar manner. On the part of the unfortunate man at the bar, he had nothing to ergo in his defence for his highly reprehensible conduct open the present occasion, and it could only be accounted for from his basing drank an unusual quantity of liquor, which he was not in the habit of doing, and which must' have operated as a tempera. ry derangeMent, and for which, since the Prisoner% confinement, he bad been a tree penitent, he hav ing sent his valet to visit him in Bridewell.— u—With respect to the Prisoner's conduct, it war sods, and his general character so good as bat set. dom fell to the hit of men in his situation of life.-- He had lived in the service of his Noble relative, the aViicoes, in Cashel and on Saturday 'presided wide, the Insurrection Act, at the Special Sessions in' that city. The Lenrned Serjeadt, to a speech of 'very Abit sidesable length, which .we very much regret our in: ability to give at large, addressed himself to every class •of his heaters, its, the- most impressive manner, noon the eittravegant height of those disorders, which rendered his presence , necessary, ie.enforcing a Law of great rigour; to 'Whiob hit Majesty's Government. reluctantly resorted, as the only. remedy. likely to effect ame of :the evil. Ile explaieed, in the most novitner,'*ll the enactments and bearings of that loeg: amid cemprehensiver: Shasta, of which we' ba vet Omer," copy,; tin pointed•outi with precise end accurate delineatign,;,. thntistraordinary powers with _uhie4.kiu4s eraok.acmi lbs Iligii,dutie& 'hie* simv poses •upon .- thelitaWrilitc.both in—detecting- and bringing. to trial every . penton. implicated in the legal character of idleness and disorder, and after. wants .In. lite mode. of that trial,itself, in which be and they..sat armed, at once, with.all the powers of Graudjury, _Petty Jury, Judge, and Executive—us high a ncl-franscen&at authority, created to meet and repress.n wild and wanton rage of, disorder, which lied brandished its arMs'abore the reach of all that aid and (.4;fternary provisions of the Legislature. To the lower classes be applied bilitselfin a' most feeling 'ex hortation against those delusions by which they had so laitubeen tempted . to 'think that, a system so desperate and subversive of its social order, as that to which they had arrivedcOuldany longer be'lnoked upon ,with .ferbearence. Hi 'apprised them. of the melancholy fate that inevitably aeltitad those who stall he convicted of and , effesie,ei against the Insur. rectims Act; of the titter fOIIY 'of hoping, either by dexterity, to . elude conviction, or, by interest to escape puttichatetst; and of his tiled determination, backed, hi the whole power of Government, and sue. ported, as he, hoped he should he, by the most active and resolute efforts of the slagistricy, to administer the Law at once with filingss and impartiality. hanishire, joiner-Oct. 31, J. Smith. thrtibory, Ihoirolk, a in the servii.m. ..._ .._ _ ~.,, . N holsterer-ov. 1 , T. IL and C. Bth rumby. ulabargh, 1 , 1 , -- Earl 'of . Stamford, at Dunham Park, in• Cheshire, colnshire, sail-eloth.autuntactiirers-Oct. 90, J. flismonlistsd, tiainshorah, Lincolnshire, innkeeper-Nov. 1, M. Brumby, ,for. upwards of twelve years, during which time he Gainshur g h, Lincolnshire, sail . cloth -otanufautnier-Nov. 4, Asa sustained an unimpeachable character, 'and wat N. Ingraham, jun. 'Threadoerdle-street, nweillion-.-Nosr.. 11, A. Stewart and .1. M. Villhalel, KeDilinpoll, der4ler,--Ncer. 4, W. h ,,, believed, much respected by the Earl, his fellow-aerrants, and all who. . knew him. fie, therefore, Pace, Kentish -town, builder-Nov. s; M. Collins. Walttertb, uv liuk.maaoractorer-ei. 31, C. Spilsbory, Asati.court, Skin- topk the liberty of *Omitting, that in consequence, uer.street, printer, . • ;of his sorrow for what had happened, his confine. CERT! FICA TES-OcT. IL • W, and F. Coles, gad W. M illizns,.Minonsa l laue. two . k . ers . moot for several, days in Bridewell, his being rohlted, -I. KW, nnsinghali-Rree l , warehnnselann-W; and P. Linel. the hiving list knit notes. to the .amouut of 211. which would .operatis as a punishment for :his mix. . b ei r l i are dgc h ar w er'e i ll7W ei rttr s hire t , rer el t o'ili m ie wehlin r-.WY - Boli N er, Ev Le r" eds: . 4"or : shire, dyer-11. 31mi /c han t :Nevreastle.npou-Tvire, baker — S: conduct, saltine" his ..siting pardon in the public Dixon, Dagen, Linfoinoltire, jeorOilf—W, i rlimaits, Tic*. Ne wspapers w.oolel not answer the cads of publit home-streetostlinan-l'. Fawcitt, St,Martia's Stainfurd, North. i . 3paspfoodsirk,.inakeivtir. 1%, •• • , lustice, It being such a humiliating eippsurS., • , PAR/bit:WHIPS OW/AT D. I The Magistrates havinvtakea the augfestion al 1:31: . W. epos, R. and it. F. Coal 4.. pod 'll*. Martell, Ox.. the Honourable Gentleman _Lute consideration St, ford. winsumetdisatir.w... sitime...=hosiar re Aro, tstentidteapprgowolthocooioooobrobii4 to he • , tmos„ • Meal stare rs . courage P . rd .... ,J. 11;:chtairiliatin Magp ie , + „ire. ; enut_u-sPi ta nnet iu s - 1 41 . I t"' , seed by the Prisoner, and recommended ,it to the. and' on 7. c, - , a i . a . ge ,"" ''',.. • ol dwi ,7, tai r,:"l""„ lt t r en - __Ti "P u r a ' k ett s mo r a ti. Managers present, to adopt which, they, on account Orneett - Extrtar; habereashers-8. Waller and P. Pau. Losers of the eery. extraordinary. good character giiren . to Et nil. cnOnn-dealers--J. Collier and A. Leant, Belek.hlll.l4as, tipperThanie..otreet, eolree.roasters. • the. Prisoner by the. Honobtable Gentlemap, very 1 liatintnelY agreed to accept, and to: renliAti any pro. ~_ ' secution against him, for which . 414 Prisoner es. , presied his sincere thanks. ,_ ,„,1 ~ He said, on his way Sel ? oadaa . he had been tra. shocking circumstances withii oar recollectiess web NORFOLK, JULY 20. — Otte of itte..Wlent siw—ri, y t ili ng three n i g ht s , a nd wail intoxicated with what he drank on the coach, la to'i'fiat haPPefted ' after witnessed in this town on . Friday evening -last,. .his arriral in. London, he %is' totally insen'sible.— Ctsar, a young negro fellow belonging to Captain The last thee he recollected his Bank notes they were West, - having been detected in committing a robbery, in his waistcoto pocket, but he did not know at was taken before a Magistrate, who sentesiced Inez, time or place lie so recollected them. to be publicly whipped. As the conStabieß, were ;whatlt was agreed that be should beg pardon in all the escorting him to the place' of puuisiment, he con- Morning . Papers and one weekly Paper, whlCh he is trued to break away from them, and reit op Fee..-to pay for. , After he had signed his confession, he church-street, where, being closely pursuewas conveyed to the house of the Earl of Stamford, d ; he took to the creek ; one of the constables, •e' remarkably' , in Charlev,street, Berkeley-square; and the lion. attire and perperering officer, by the.e lm*. l h ' Anchitel, Grey, undertook that he should be sent out Flood, dashed in after, when the fello.w, eon- of London last night or this morning. oeiving there was no chaste of .escaping, pelted i . Two, young men claimed the reward of five . up a stake, placed himself in a posture of de- ! guineas offered by Mr. Hoe, from the stage,:for the fence, and as Flood approached to Witt h___,im, apprehenSierlof the Prisoner, which was ordered by. struck him a severe blow on the head ; Fl ood Mr. Dibditi and Mr. Rae to be paid. then attempted to knock him down with . his 1 . • • MOCK AUCTIONS'. .• . .. Cane; bit the negro destertfutly avoiding the stroke, t.. Gutjanitu,.—Yesterday, an investigation ! teak grappled hint by the throny plunged his head ender : place at this Office before Mr.:Altlerman C. SIMI', water, and held it there till he had completely seffo. • which drew together a vast.numberof traders, "tw eeted him. A citizen by the name of Cherry, who' tioneers, and other individuals. - . ... had at first perceived the perilous situation of the ' tip case arose from . a charge exhibited bye Mr, constable,_ ran home and !brought his gun; with Hart, residing on the Ke n t-road, agai n st . a gentl e . Which he fired at the negro White he wee i n the act of man named Davis, and a porter named Bull. holding Flood tinder the netarond - areneded him eel . Mr. Au.rir, for the prosecution, stated, that it severely that he.relincieisited his hold eta the imforty%' was ll information arising from the 39th of. the nate constable ; hot it . l ees tee late, fee be lotted King; chart. 79, sec. 20 and .80, charging the De. atopg the tide a Veleta (titbit: Saw persona then reactants with having in their possession, issuing end went off in 'a canoe to Slllierwthe'asotdeter, hut, like c i rc ul a ti ng cfglain printed t il ls 101 . 4uk iiicuarne At a s t ag a t bay,' he • resisted ail - lheir attempts, until the printer a tt ac h e d t h ere t o . And,it apLxtareti.from iendeterf (bully inseitaihfiller nein'erees btn'is 4 several clauses ill this AM, that the.partics so circo a sticks, paddies, Sc.: A "tfehllier of persons were - it biting printed bills or -papers without „the name of the printer; were liable to a penalty of 291 . , for every the Creek's aide in time' to have:prevented the horrid deed, be; shame on them; they st oo d like 'debts." such bill, paper, &c. circulated Or found in their pos gaping it a fellow-creatureltaugklink in' the grasp of . sess i on . ".... a ruarderer,' with Ont niakinee s i ng l e 'effort tif• save The clime imputed to the Defendants was of this - him !-- - -Thedeath of Flbod 'hi apablic lea; he wig watare, and there was also .a charge of aisitalt the outy eKcient constabletelboling to the Borough. , egailt the parties. With respect to the former, it I appeared , that the Prosecutor had rented a house i n • 1 31W In.:SPRIT: • . , Baslnghall.streit, from Davis, the Defendant, and • The following satyticsi hint 'beir been stuck up on e which, soon after he had. obtained. possession, he the walli Of 'Paris :z•-• *. I converted into Auction • Rooms. The thus ' ' ' • -: • i• A*ll, .110 Pointe. , strongly objected to the house 'being thus appro .. Prepnrez roe , ens Mitaiaredasis rlstecrt-toor fie:tures p l us . Tulle Pert (4444.7 , . •• . . , primed to what be had learned were Mock Auctions, A caricature .represents It oa ,a . i.ast.ra raising from ; but his remonstrance was uuivailing,.and the, place becoming net on ty a l one o b nox i o u s to hi mse lf, E n t the ground the Princeta itsity4h6,• whilst he' is thrown% into the .fire the - preoti.agninstlterhasband.! to a noisha r .vt . ,44 - ,a wa t ers, ” who had c i omplein , , - 'lfl7l7 DESPERATION*OI O A SLAVE. We understand that Tir.wt will have a benefit in the course of the ensuing week, on which occasion he will perform his celebrated character of Hamlet. Duv AL'S interesting little Comedy of Shaksprare in Love is intended tor the Afterpiece... TALMA will play the port of Shia - spelt:re in it, and Mademoiselle NiAti that of his inamorata.—(Galignani's Park Messenger.) - • Ott 'Thursday morning Collins, a well-known cha racter, frost the circumstaorw.of having. driven, for many .years past, the eowered , .carasan.wsed for dis. tributing papers. Isom • the 'Ytinting.Office,. awoke nt• his octal hour, .and; appeared to be-lery• well; baton his wife, 'soon olterwardek esteringthe room, after looking' about .rasher bestid—. Gred.bleas me! • Why what&ittbe.matter throat ? I. cantt button icor shistt.collar.". lie them fell into hystetioka. Janghipg neosS violently for . op.l wards of membonrs r aboxtly nfter which ha died in the graitiiit agony • Verdict of the Inque st--Died by Ike visilation af. God. . . -. ‘. et.l.l,uoS CULCOUST4SC4.—One day Iliat week,. as One of the workman. -employed. in .repairing 4 boast in Ps elistmeot.streot i , traktilogiag preparatory. to. lap; ion* foundation its. tube back yard, his spade strask u ssisat soogg hi 44. hard, shoot.* foot below the ear. fans. which oa essamistation proved• to be a strong shOtramosliaing the Perfect akelaten.otia.foligrocs prams, but whether, tale or. female' 'toad not. he I.l* formed as to t' Ite "1 c dis , _.l . :Lie , r'ej . eating, ; in seven terms eil : ! si thi l i .... emsdaci pursued ;t c t ‘ its - I; 4 4set allatoomed. _No corijeitertiveau - ... . tiuseit.ituriain there, oekoi it to hi aePoSite4 . 1 11. 0 6.6 .P1)iwid to'rn ? • in *.t.phtce.. .. 1 ... . ~ . ... ~.. .._ i , ... va 1 ,4 44 i n di gu c t i o w,. the tirayhis , 'lr . 1 41 somr_ I . , ;:arEDU. ;ho had recoorooleo the circulation of anonymouf Yesterdspreerairtg o girl, .14 years of agOntreedi *rite,' sina abort is ,writ h tea, 4 o , _ box i ite ri I hvid- bids , pointlag cost the liaise o f the . Proseceter Foley, lispreclentlyetuppedie i tiie gotoor,y of,Meissils: r''Rlendity, it' y0r14 14.. vk . t . _ 11141f: f og; t _ and be t e a !es a mod of impoitien4. w .„ c _ hi h he distriboted ie con arewety ow helt _„„ 6 ,,, i y, a ft. d ri p wi k apaaafisgi s ;wisich rAtt on`fhe'fittnAri. 14: . ,14rr_ r 2e_ t h ,... _ , .. y! eer% with - . other pthosi., The . greater number Of crushed iteedrosalhAty between hdpichhe $411.41111 die horse ' s ill * I t n tan "" , , .!!!.'"' !.!.`';'_'.7 l rill , tyke ',sere gitaelied,Je 'the fallowing . (eiais—" a t e: des w aken up io a..sessidoit Mato ai o mil t e d a s m r . pint i dttow , b i s isl is i n gi s ta i i Itirrlib mat apinier I tin.u.,.l ware of htdbli Mr.A U x e i t ii leala.. 7.: l 4 '— e X plo " t eh i ja u:r iroo ftitibt jg *Lt. Deane,. Surgeon., . to .thiforo-street, trilo.. reivleied Sollitt.pfraNl/P.wiri.v.kw ltilf itt~lPZecidtete he w e::_d s. :7 . the i ;o , ', siiii her prompt augers*" . but *east, and; ease spiit / Ass!! ro!i .. eir is very isljaibtTherbt *OS taken to rile Hospital in anadnatn- ria re m se e c o u f tQ t r he n ri T nte heiii r, W ill i " ' t .'l liry ire jett 4n ie li ttirill i( •• lii po l irill are so much iojured that her recovery 2 serous state . +6:1)(111. up, and distributed at the very door of the irosecur, Lt S t uf°4ln-.. uolectnlstgetrwisi,atsdheurerepeitinecgaitedhe hoe, a 4 a l : 6 (l e' co a nnfdt:itook ._ . ..... . _ . mn 1010401MOIZIMIC:71 Te t d o f r r ahlriz thebusiness . occasions, D e n.ardnhtit hall acoo and an conduct in urea! I l d ill ey teg ks et t a tie g r ener tu al imi sc i e tt re u :f as :i e o n' t attn. se i m ! place, when it became necessary to call in the ail o f s Peace Officer, who, however ,a" was grosst r ab ase d and assaulted by the Defendants, Bull and othe rs f• hefore,order Was restored. A number of t,t ;? l e •' n s already mentioned, were widely circulated, aQa g them. se Davis was detected in the act of dist r ib ut i ng ill . .. t _ upon the pert of the latter, M r . I saacs, ten. a re : defended the motives of his Cr t i to: Solicitor , ien., 99, G . e : object ass solely directed to guard the public • . 3- a g ainst i" - t h at w id e sys t em o f daily p ract i sed h le I mock auctioueers. Ile contended also, that th e to pittster of the bill. was alone responsible for the it omission of the name, as he was prepa re d t in . o pi wre that he was desired to a ffi x that as well as h'• • in ' .1S re ti . ' deuce to the paper. He begged likewise t o request, A that inasmuch as his Client did not expect he shailki r Li . have been combated by Counsel, that the worthy o f Magistrate would postpone the hearing of the rase to a future d ay, when all the parties mi g ht be sebetter prepared. V I Mr. ALi.rs• would not object to the i a. proposal , ad k tbo occasion for the present to recite those is e. clause s in the Act alreadyiquoted, to show that the Ilb ty Natty circulating or having in their possession bills or # it memo( any description, without the n ame of ale ti, printer y is equally liable with the latter to the tea Jr 0 i d penalties imposed by the Statute. l e Mr. Davis, the Defendant, did not deny gentrilly i d the charge attribute to him of circulating the papor., r which he .was led to do from the extensive sy stem of se ut imposition and fraud which had tong been practi, e d g to qis ,own knsa,lege in mock auctioes, anal SSW; i d' which he c onceived ' the house of she Prosecutor to rt be one of ihe ?oretnost. He 'Stated that such were the extledieets liss to beguil e the public, that lona sg d I . after his house tad bean taken from him by the Peas iv ' eecutor s . the latter issued bills, stating that there I' e l_ was an ii execo/ion" upon the premises, wader w hi c h e of a quantity of gOods and the, most valuable imams were to bwaisposedof. Under these circumstances 31 1. ' he loo k e d 4itit I COnlidihriCe to the decision of the Ma. ' 1 a ,- ' gistrrites; end' the tilthisite, support of the city of _ ' • London, in soppresting a system so highly injurious to tht fair. alder, and so generally aiad t ie mer to se 1 I .: the community. . 'floe 1 Alderman said he was as mock an a n y t o . _ i mock auctions as any h onest, man could be, • and he a le Session of 11 trusted that daring the next se something would be done to remove ao great a n ev il. S This feeling, however, could not remove the ch arge a' Is i d against the Defendant, which was clearly expresso& It p in the Act of Parliament, The decision of the s• ' Coed 0. . e ver would be retired for a future !Into %.g. .t• • • -,f a at Mire of the parties. a. , mug , .. . iv Mr: Davis, the Defendant, again addressed the r, i i. Court upon the pernicicas effects of mock auction', and in the course of his observations let fall some es- *a 1. lc pressions against . the moral character of the Proem p 4! IN is Wei Salkittro hJr. Isaacs, jun. when the brother of a *haw ttrocklim a violent blow in the face which A' 1 g . 1441,1144 him for !Me tim e. k t,, ii - ' • 1.1 Tim Magfetretdespressed snub indignation at seek a K.: CS/in:lute In .11' COOrt of Justice, and advised Mr. l e:, Davie le prefer en indictment against Mr. Isaacs. f• /t 1 . Uxto*.iiiit.—Testerday Thomas Newly was • 0 brought up In custody of Goland Heron, for rests:. Y. amination on * charge of burglary ; the Prisoner has 1 '' been setae time io custody and has undergone several examinations. I It appeared that on the evening of the id of August, I. • Heron saw the Prisoner in the street carrying a 11 It bundle and having 'soma suspicion of him he insisted ,on ir examining its I contents. The Prisoner at first re. - . fused, bat Heron being positive he threw down the • e Ih , bundle and' ran off. The Officer pursued and stop* it ' d ia bim and . then came back for the bundle which, on es. • mination, proved to be a linen dressing-gown, clams .3 e• tanning a considerable ,quantity of wearing apparel, SI t 1 i marked R. Golfs, West Kent Militia, several dap& $ e - cates for Orions articles of weivingippared were also r I. 9 • Nand upon hiM. He was take* before a Magistrate I. ! and committed for re-examination. The Officers t, , t he n . west to. the pawnbrokers and examined ad e • . I various articles, i 'all of which ware marked with the • name of Crofts. ' Got and Heron were dispatched 1 8 to Rythe, wbiliti the West Kent Militia had ben l I r , lying, and heel:ll4y learnt that the barracks had beets broke open. oWthe 49th of July, and the apartments 1 i c 1 of Capteits Crofts had been robbed of Linea and wear- -4 I b apparel to lase the value of 1001. a key also, which it i• was found upon . the Prisoner when he was V I P"' a • headed, was 'found to fit all the locks of the barrack '1 .' , apartment*. Captain Crofts Was at this time absent, . , . bat hailince- been iss•town and has sworn to the n& g ... . i glee • found on the Prisoner and to those pledged by S v t I Sim as peing . his property, and u flaring been stolen a h i trEss his apartment in thq.harreelq go the night nine . . !kit of July last.. 'llse Priseper was folly van- 1 j , r . . . Ai I toiltist ' to Staldstone'Crael to take his trial it the nett • •• 1 , A kind of flv has made its appearance in E l9t I f : b i othiao, of the most troublesome and distressing r I kind. ever , seen. or felt, perhaps, since flies well .leppoioted to vex ensl torment the Egyptians. It is .1 . ; particularly annoying to horses. and has, In dilfereot e I , instances, tnade them sef off by the terror of their a t 1 Pings ; end oak pair, in particalsr,to run away silt' e t I the cart till it was dashed to pieces. Their sting ie I s even, very sensibly felt through thread or even warned 1 I I stockings, or thin gloves. / r Those who are lingerlng under ttainfiti and obstinate. Iti:s...a.a a t Most feel h pleasure %ben they ate informed that D r ..Cnlrlit s .. 4 and. three Surgeons of thirty ' e a r.' car mine'. in tsitt ! - ...7 .. ., 4 7 I lowish!. °Amities, .as-d Scraftiloto• VI-eases, have e'llo . ' n _. l a Mettical board at. Chmltutelbotittis, Ctrs Charbate- 7 ! 1 i f witinante the ites. Ito% Plod Hill's Cha t tel, itilteltfrlats'av ,. ... - by whom H i e Putstii are ear. d iwitaaut sales.alion or c0t.6 , " I meal. The bwiiiutim claims the anent:an of three who b oor II attempted the co.e, or at., awre 0..a..a.1.A illaer,le is..r.'. ; 1 s C who r irripti.iirrtnialritent hove rie'meJ thoh•and.. Empto 6 I pn Ofe head, fate, and body, woe thinat, maul I I itad '1 . .! I i noise in the ears,. tiweilines in the wit, (flamers of !- , rl't I 9! ‘ r ,,,, I turn, pint is the bend seat tilos:, neeacotty ati.v..l,e„,. ' I r rheistnittosiu a %nitwits km tbe •leLees, ot4ts on the. shi l "'r• f • . II • swilled ancles, &c.' are !implants which appear . . ) ea . r. a .; J. a r taste Ina often embittent the mitriamitial wale. 'Maws. C.061 , ..7 . and Co. are consulted driltv by all rusks of people. f t °ll,.. ort• a .. 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