The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-04-08 00:00:00

Irti74.Y•i•smir, had conveyed part of the otew‘ils and stock thjt.lket that the mill %vasaccording to try and, all glided.. Op his cross-examir said l , that Defendant lad made entries (Idol he produced; that the Linhay was always •it that one ; there wile no drying Linhuy bei mill ; there was a loft behind Mid over Irh was used for drying. On his re-exo Ihritrived, thallto Linhay or loft he bad spin hst i wits 'tinfoil, and not In a field ; it cominunim sett the mill. Willfain Case proved, that he performed 1 es 'lV tight's work when Defendant altered his mill Movss talliVeted ; that there vierettteit eight br cottstAi& adjoining the atilt, osaof which VII to Mr. Boller, and one detached; that ti lb^. at first, three ccotages:behing the mill were, ti year and a half before the fire,_ col tisilo vat-roenph o were ,dated, and rat e d mill. Qa his Oreas. T ovasitiatioo, Audi ribs 'be cornet:lly stated, thillrldliOtres settee, Ire added to the mill yeiVit" ighlf 'bet Ali so that they did tioAspialiaahach in inintideriftre*47.• • .1, Mr. Wilgaos Ilk*, vire iCvery Ingests* mod' of iheistmoises, whiot. tarots the table, by Yr. Aftcla ciirrect ten wpm to. the fire on the patftwollicemeil tArrposely mot% to shift nt ttlkere'bff,. it represented the prenfites 04 Witt he was there at the fire ;..that the s t and the two toases adjoining; that ttram the wry, which damaged, aVer .. s. the two houses burnt might ha, !lisidl fir 30p1 1 .,, an Bellitc - F.4q. M. P. proved that _ • fire. stoped g4l repair , 44.mti l fo, Appi;Aio t ain% ).Y/k ' l ' gra should - pro houses an) , stated Ity thq , existing beht ) . - `l , Defendart. s stanchgg ut. the *lc 1t0.4: NW iiii•• Id the up' t ‘ l itsepe ,tehor boarded ; there were poll . - r was hung.—On his cross-examine 144 # ~,g; rep . weathei, boarded, and e lived, ), , vlllusan a leres s vore tj that abnui five years ii there were three cottage, bebind the mill; she them lis cottages about three weeks before, 0n liflr crop-examination, she stated,. she rye-Ilea bo* long the tenants had quitted eat tegtibefore the are. JnhyStookes Moir, that he was emplo. jncrne) men joiner about the mill in 1807 ; the cnttuges behind ; did not know how long the file !bey were slated and converted ' Mill- ' 944 part of the. roof of the mill was , On his eress-examinatiots, be stated, that ‘ was at Work at the mill, about March, 1809• three cottages were then added to the mill. Charles Squire, a forsifen of Defendant, that part of the mill,wea thatched, and pa used 01_, , a drying linhay ; that three cottages back nf the ins were existing at the time of rn *Coulee of this witness's examination he ricated so inch, that the Judge refused to: evidence farthes: but recalled . Mr. Hodge, J vieis on the petieecution, who stated, that t i bal the, Defe n danilemill . used For drying to he pert .than that :allitask, by Defendant's witness, was s slated. . 4 ) ... • .. • • • . s blli• • Dean, iti4e agent for the - Hope, a stated; Niat he did not know, at the time 01. It was lixsured in the Office ; but not being prove any thing material, was not further by either party. Mr. James Worthy, Mr. Richard Worn 3/.1.. 1 Richard Edwards, were called, arni : feyopor of Defendant's reputation. Two otl 1 ~ i were called for that purpeett, but appear. Mr. Serjeant Luss replied, in a very lino eloquent speech, on the part of the Lion. Mr. Justice DAMPIER then proceeded to she evidence, And informed the Jury, that. their duty, if any bias eziated, in their of either side, to remove it; and requested partial attention to the evidence, as the g ttlpir find:lOn. 44 Thatit was a case of much consequet\ Insurutwe Office, as a public body, in thi coucerns, to keep a -watchful attention tele not the subjects of fraud. And to the . ant, as he stood charged with an offence foul self, and connected with a crime and fr:. more cite; and that the effect of their verdic, him would be to convict bim of wilful and Krjurv._,. •r".• ••••.^ . " 'the chirge was for having sworn h hoods, and they had to enquire, Ist, whether fendant had two houses and nine cottages on. the 21st of February, 1809, and, 2dly, when he insured the linhay, he meant the the field or a building adjoining the the 21st of February, 1809, Defendant inset taco houses, 6001. and on nine cottages, 0001. necessary documents flw_proved, and the goes entirely on the merits', and they had to mketlier the Defondaut had nine cottages at of effecting the insurance: if he had not, bo mired property be never possessed, and thi ntitted one . e t lite offences with which I charged. put Leprned Judge then stated dense of Cast, as before, and observed, tluL. sitively roved the tbree.cottages to have been to the null, and slated, one year and a half before fire, and, consequently, before the effecting rauce. T hat if Cole was not correct ) Defendant keeSe freel the mill where the Ere p t -144f1)a, , t fiW sim n 10 .lfgelr'4unetd the firc•,: • r,vl ,testqr pr . oy eciAtt laittutX ,q thet lEle:railer of tbiboutles bkruf, &bat 'Mk •0 4 TVs 71 VAT e nded tko, ii 4rl l A llen . :,1 '{, iv.ll kr . .C.4ethus itii . uttrom to ti lrrrrj of,trloDerefAint, fendaiTtpdebis numb er of Live h cnitis San. tagßight Vrepay state Otor three which were exist RIK; that the linhai insured by not: telti . f t hbe now allowed_ teas 'l44,4eAin the top of part . cat r, tie; following evidence 7:vard gnerpn swore that he re Pereadaot altered the premises int( there.waia. junk room behind, and - • . . . - • . e - . .•• ill .r - ~ - 2 . . .. . , 110.46....,- .. , . • .. .. ----- , . --.---- , ftak, ........fte--au....;. ----- ... . . ----- ... ~........Z.,=.... .....-„--. 7 ,-- . - Injunction, reetreinineetheso teikekeefge o e, og • •to rh o . daY after have produced micheridepce to m ,trtdict hirniwhich 4 to the barn el_ MeiKkeg; tp,wlll.o /ha, into sale of the estate in qii - tiori Upon what gro ag Defendant he had not &sine: The eet s•-•ve ot'Aeres amounted ! Prisoner had been remosed. Witness went corn of, the el iiT , u 1 from the to nothirig. fitookesliegan in bnildiisg the min, and; Line's ftelsk the Arst, and: twheritwiltWedllaY dile de. sod) lisjoectiqn had ever • letfiehted, a. the Leara u f wits removi n g akm 41 ithitt.thtm. a ; t o ter Couesel iiinfeMt t l ii hiintelf, 't iage . to etui tta i re . Ai , tiltto the en- ilwairiot kWUW Mildli ill•COttagell litre arlde.d: Squire ; rte,..sed, who, ~ , Nation he mid, be rerneuthers the brie celtagea, but said a very) potroora,; when the Priiseast i *neiting from laeliiiid, sm __,..aim ma p d e e ni t li;e' it;, a r opm ,t_till* . a c i ii t iLld th b;: a s e i u. n t io tror.4 'ore the one m id , thing; Int did ate* know . whether they itredt him en the neck ttith, lila ,605,; .. he plee4 his ••- and Itruc ee k i ta b e i ss m n liel titty t ' i° w i a i' s parildti.nififVithiaitlt&riglit'litiltolise°nt-mcetilYther Pthlailleg p m re i v g e h n t t j:ilagiemsaelnet of ere ttio•;ix . o a t its . i described were aiiiieled.topthe rill, et the fire ; this went to kit f in& on deceased's ebeoldir, hare to restrain the Defendant, tlifil 0191,;pf [Jand a & behind the shake his credit, Red verde. rift ! .tesOmorry pot to be Klek,the right ; he repotted the blow. from selling his estate,!` As eel! migift a mutt the mill, relied ou. The queefkie retied eulirely on Case's evl. then" :Mir that he had, IIL knife •to his I t T , Odi f ; st h ., l s eed tio, camieution • deuce, Which Defendiut might have certaiety. con. -ithemeilgte)e patted ,f the wowed ; i id spoken tradicted i bad he been wre,ng, but as lie fiat) not, latiiii t itwOlatelt inn! ••. ear, the second•aboat the or e Os at ta a t i e o t f ial t e h s e l ,ln ti o r r f t e gag m ; or a , n O d r . orio imle.blindo and ..4e,ieti., the wi llow .. l oth tors, on everrocceslon, file Bills in that Co urt to lumnicaft there was a presutnptims in favour of .I)efendai J etbat col "pi' rise; poet . items . took hold ef, the. dap- prevent the sale of the estates of their debtors, tho ug e • • it was but oath against oath, and this wearer thiiiin- c such valet had for their principal object the pap a w xl the mill. sideration of the Jury. • :.•;,4 -- i . litocher,but the deceased fell to th e groggdfi lic apd mill ; that" " The seeped heed was • the llnhay o ,gall 14: ., 4 , 1A,91 t Inthiptly expired. The . wounds !olio .. p l of their judgment debts. . . tht 'mules qeestion was, whether he niesur to insure the helm, 11Pd tub a pocket-knife. Priiouer said, .bootsweld . it. i n . , curred in a similar argument, and on the part 4 . Mr- LOAM and Mr. WEIR, for Mr. Evans, can: ch belong- in the field or that annexed to the mill. . Here the esetisuei t any other person that was theirsr,;.• eddiug, i f s l o A t r. t t h , e white who e t , he o c there were Lelirned Judge recapitulated the eviilenceof Shrobb, '"I betide:3e what I wish/0 to do; a ill which and the other witnesses -forthe prosedlitien, ale •o 4 ,10;; tention o ' . I ant satis fi ed.'t . tljeir Client, showed from the Answer that he hul s . 1 1 trurt . nienles which had come into.his hands. converted served, that the evidence should be clear god deieisf l' Joint ; hbolt stated, that le the moiging of the ftdirtoesellfed for and applied every farthi ng of the the back and if there. was any doubt on : thie poisit,theyohosi day tltaieucder hook place,. John Jim% had .do.. !LA a t h u a e t i. th li e o g a r t e s a r t . e y r apnadtt.M if r. the Court, give the Defendant the ad:ventage 0f. 6 4, Ile then i clam I.te,biei., 4114 if they took his bay s be tri*tt be 1 • 1 adm Si i r tt ~ ee behied vetted to the evidence 4,the Deftedint, read Het.. revenepl. l , ,t •..,• ~ . . •le • -rv , 74 o r i .i i i 4 ; ; before the ten's, and observed, thet,en ibis part : uf, the .eases 1., „ to )suitor 114 40 caikt i 0i19 „,. t ilt N si t-, l i . the allegations in respect to the misapplication of , 4. . • February, Acres and Stooges prated uothiug, sad Ahat Ti o ~„ v folol,l fn., lik t that L : wuul,d ; pfotpck:Fits ' the trust mouies, &c. lied now failed them, from the! „ the Ezell Officer, had pealed that pert of tite,.,,itt . 1 1 :it e h.vey gfe." , „hi ~, showing in the Answer, still contended that theta ingenious used for 4rying paper, and. ykieh was entered. ge o pil a , late, Wbo , was•Coeiyiel fee,the Prisoner., wee sio right standing in the Dante of the Noir ible, made dr . tino, t eetren, was over another,part of ,the building .mill:, ,tpernberbsif Witnesses,. the. object of whicklllllllll.Olf, by which the annuity to which she was t o., rect teprs. Prow t b 1i 3 irivich Deleopint had attempted to,,esee . .weetk4ilere t *.thlit• no rent was &testa-the land s . j fled could be seen to be chargeable o n the We/ ' dire ; Viet tee the•tefs,e# t : thaiit,Wetularit had tuterided swipe I l ltlrd - , i t .fibi s yVers o •pf,(Aegboro, and that, of ceurse s si so as to secure her in the event of alsele. The deer shift) be- Itlee e ;frih% left, ,he lust have meent the,./esill t ribe:distal" Was. asioeff i faiil. lea,des /test this poisit,i wilaiin: the' person of 'her trusteelwho had nom . after' the ;l e r, fur,tiral inriesse,, which it won**. i,keined to be made out in . evidence. It .also &p r.: t:nritied her inte rests,_ and beeorn trustee for the a mill was 't !mese! thatche d- jE,dvad intended , to ..mp r e i ktie,Or fourso of tiseeer:oss.elaurientioi of the i en ant, the Earl of Llandaf t . , 2o th whom beret: the third . milata tlueptitt of the mill t it the description in ' dlilitreg Ititypsscs,, that , it qoalit t ity 0 . bky, which. 004 ii buifteittrthei-state tw a • le. It .4, v• • • , was Mr policy, for Squire says, part of it was thritched.4.-be "'SS O v altif,ll (001;SO live . postic‘l e man sold by this i l -tligke ' 0 CkfibeiitirlLOO; without bearing a le*reply have been thought jt,impossible to say, he intended to insets ,_.,.. , ~ Np,n4f for the sups, of Aft,een Shillieepe that the Injunction be dittdite. this as a drying linhay, as the officer never bad Sc.- 2The, .we p ¢onbt, the Rests alrighworked tbei - PI RNER E. GIZIONS AinikititeltS. • the third cess to it as such; it w a s eomprisied in another p01ii;y 2 ,..,. ' ..,, .of,t ei„lvpaer to . telfav pe dgettly.a reveseko., •. . ' An Act of Parliament hoeing 'palled ..:,___ ‘,,, r for dividiee • d was his and Defendant had recovered the damage thig it .441: .. ~ ..;,..:ts j . 0 .b 4 • Ateitifie e 44l44ll4l,4 po:pitted / 0;e. ilid'allatiog certain common lands,"ilit! selling sir .0, pm , Under . another bead. Thal Spite then ewere; leant . ev ?tett, -Met • • likaatilieg o AO if ,it was. of Orsini . .. l& Commissioners intimated that th e y N... , ;r I rnemheeetra cottage behing„the mill, and did •*set .„..; • roe e,tte ‘ eq, iti9ilitie teeellopt,asen &vino . would give the . preference to such venom' as ha lat..n,i4 coliee4whether it existedresoichat the ti :4 7 '" .19. ja w .i , eipetress t nest st, would., eat meisuege* ortiolning the parts to tik sold, if these e 1 - mi .: ft entre . .,4o - 03 . 4,9 one can brtiereibilitr., ; .The - istfhlth. ,ftreir r .• . ~. ...... ~ , ! calls witnesses to his charar e igh wkiels.,tniggst -411103 1 1 .- heti , ;:i mbued, wit, 111111.111/eie4tol l egaly a delibeleat; North with', *ea -Or. . tOrital it iolt . i'tioiie s . 4 ' iageri,g.evail when ttereibtkii,opktOgniastte t tlir n .eiltj 09. 1 _,• 4 . - I . 4 . 4; , %. , .3 4 ' 1. - z . .. ......gla Ai abindiegin the . stibeitlen desiii ' into ire' ,t • • • • t ~„ y l ," o .o t r t eet it *yelled notturre.,.„ -1 . 5 „.,. ~, , , , i At i t 1 -ps Lorgshw : ,l44.4o. ,ags los, t if il l ail ie ,t agreement enthillbe Commissi • IT for lain poi'.' 7, r ii _op tffef _Allte whole question,. es •to tbs.,:getter, * . 4aMes'lli t l - not appear 'to him set tient to landiemeal ; dons of theflandill‘fiontaft it. houses. This agreej '''. (rove, witether.the . three were tate!! itts,o34,Alli* Firsrr. Itigeile a prior/Pei hi* strsgfdefelillibillecrsiliding and moat was siert* bylill &W.- ' The part parchised • en) Wee, end e,..half before the tlittj, i( t I,l,.figett it ,i .. aliettinglif ibe i rder. . :-.... •, • .... .., by 11 _ Sh OP PhaintillWas lititalli th e agreement as eve; lie r n pe-. wereaptAinecetteges at nisi asitilfectlig.- . ',i The Jury,* consulting together for about a mi- siethernii"ere•Mles, .11iins4tiy roods, and lynches,- •• ehonl ; the iesueeece, ~,The evidenek i reeteitle&; 4 l . Aieele..m o lt nA r: note, toUnd iribejimes aluity, and acquitted Wm. TheflitrcementlikeWise itiferred to a pito on which :• - / Want . Was' ness, but "%illicit,. dirt ..bpi,' „ t ie l epetredieted -p*,. litst.st James. ; a ee delineated •the teverttportions as allot to the ,- . of in,t be feudant, was to be consideged, da t s, iii soma adegpme - 0 1 , The Prisoner, e hen he was asked what he'halt to several petite*: ilt 'turned oat nriadmeasetement ! mill-; is eonfirmed. • '''iii ~-,,r! • : • • ;•,, T , I say why sentence of deatifiNFlTlliot be passed on ! tballehts portion 'allotted to the Philutilf ;,listed . ,• • ; •,,,, :I " The secesi question'op o #e to the description, him? rentiett s ..".-1 give 09ttalf .el,o- 44 .tbe -Jaws of rny ' otety - Of fear &Ceske** roods, and ieigVetitirehes . sad • . .1 eartle of the !inlay., „Defendant IsesibAleicellsed . it is his 110.410 iiiipi ' -og a wil Sionotry3 40 4 4 1 ? kilitvo ll 4 ddliaw .hewn ; ' he lfieretbre filetlat ;hill •bgninst tbii`Commissio ' neni ~ , - .;,' ley itotlie,iclii, ithidAyrd and 14444 g this capitot. to me." : . ri :,,;,. • '. ill n*- ,is lg‘r : ** s e ~i i 4s 4 .,: c 0.,, .. fop- a epeclict•poitirleence,*; statilig not only thkl%l pper i tterl be tint at the mill.. As a dr.ying. t filyttw x that, Ow. • ilik, o lpstiet-OrA wane, in asi.iriepressionaimitbeaki the deeirstiot iillontededrien. wee ttro send!, but that • ba, l l( on both are :-. as srpaiate from thin ntiq .4 that in the, in which 4c , dwelt on tbe. amp-rooted; melegalt,ame.ft was noe'in fro* of Ms honk) Au ' the terms or :: • . 3 mhmtku,' fteld e as .so, that at the . rnilYwAs continuirtcating;.l4 .l nifeeial by...bst prisameT against the sieve scd, peetadl artieaents - It sitipeared , to the Court that the ::',•• '' pot abet..., might have beers Lai d to- have. been , separate v ... . .! the, mill, if it did riot so communicate. At tha, .. ?-.it .shoule be eeetiedirito execution on Thursday. • .0.., Clutterbecitilought to- be snide parties to the suit, ears.ago, fire he descsifies t it as a dryirig linhaf iheiciieriti. ;.„ ~,,,.; . i i ' 3 ~ ....- r so. Wild the bill, we -. - rimended accordingly., The .ate Wee She saw, part of mill was thatched ;he must have meal s , I " ••• siatitaiW-INTELLIGENtiI?.. '•'.i .11INTAIr4 stated that-the flommissilibers had acted in the min:: p, the lire. that iikehe field: :, lie states, wa• fire heoltobe.acar • :,•• -•-, ~ - ,• r....: ~ ....-. ~,, di 1..` mein-Jost equitable. . to the three pattirbC As there • did not attire tinhey n riliere 'clualtaire • Peen ita used at,ltte .. ~.-1. '. • . ...s. •• ~ i .„ 63 . was only a certain tiatuttity•clf ' land for the three, , COMP, M 'O O tila stcttet''', if Plrri. t• the . three ; mi 11... - .. „. 1 , ,a. •,1 • i_ _i -'• ~. . . • r.t ,„.. • •. -. :es- , , Iwo 1 theyoduld ficiterordifiNt6'Ond with ' ou't doh* injus- ,, ,I "ff they thrtirtht Defent4al. Wended. to inset" ... , titAA V• 4 !• I ' iN I• . . • ! t ; Ce to tireodthert;katrd thotigh 4.1 •.' --eer- was li,Mistake as ' • sir S INltrr . artreirs kiittl • • understood' 3• ' oyed eve ..., the. littlytypt the wi'l, they•wookkitcctuit him ;if th agi .1 ► • • ' . ".,,S -4 'to the statement of the enantity; yeeeiektiartr had he kpew in the Avid, they would hod hicaguilty.'t * Wahl 't tit ftg °dotal tt the t 1.". had'.. • preyed ' ..,- L1 . ',ye',a l 104*, seen or might have seen exactly described and di.' ugibefiare. _ Verdict-m.644/la, oti,both charges. • . • • .. • .1) • IL •.r . .. meated the porOott *which he Purchased. ,trip fire _'l fits triel,ltsted six heel,. - . der infant , igho had been the ii eect or t we. i .. i • • ifelfor t .11abeiss C4retkin this rise, holier•ioung i The . .4 - Loan CHASCULLOIL' wit Of opittiOn, that as .1 tbatclutd-, Counsel for the prosecution, Mr. Sesjoant LENS,. • a la y - nf about titteenb ir rs 0 a ~ chili „ n the 1 the p laintiff n*ht ,.t urre lien The portion Igh;e4 tie when he: Mr. Serjenetti PELL, and Mr. i rrARD ; for . the Ilt swede tier ce rasi46 l; . 401 4 0 Mt i .Ani?!er ° f ; purchased exactly described-Ult . & deliirested, heikei: 4144- Nest' ' 7 - • 1.809, the (coolant, Mr. Casetani• Mr. liaitais, and Mr. • ' P, • - •. ~ •-,• .; ~..ett s• r • I precluded from obilllfttelrees the ground of the few- MoOat. ' . . , e LORD CoAscitt.Leit • anew ettni arthd kfhf- . • . -. • - -4 . ) 4:1, -. .40 . . ,i, take as to tee qaantity:attelFeltuation of the finds.- . 'native. • . - it, swore --..m.-_ - Bill dismissed-with geshi,. -• part of it YORK..MAncn 28. 't' i . flir e ittiritilltp!/...44 itiliot,4fla i t st rrtfi,his trir., . A • 111044111101 1 31110/.BOI6OIII I ATION OF littDrettra. gas at the James Fiirbes was charged trite the wilfal meldise !tk was diiiposeitb 'bare as t,e, gi g % tex l. who was in , bo ~, 1 .• •.. .. . . . t he - lee RD vitAtisirtione f •wtinnut going into a .f the fire. !of Mr. Jobe TalOr, of Sutton, near Hull; hi' wren tali° and Nei years pa girl ty.,,, . . • he prevti.! shooting. him with a pistol loaded with balls ok s . . 1 , t • The Lotto Cyalieettsie %Tu. \ a " 0 e in 11 that +e Id ' carcnovitances or the cote, stated his opinion to be, vi - that the judgMent .-of the Master of 'the Rolls ought' o hear his ' Thersday, •the 24th of February, and tic :lilted. • • ~ the mean thl•tei'tsh*../L'ee!"4`e the , fati ltiOsi nit , 1•• v tits hirtffiereed, Ile should efteiviards • state the ihe wit- " Ra6ert learner was tried the - Same day for thda ~ or Sir SAMUEL rstretti.Ltiguned, sea?,it -ins. - ..) I li . . ' ifl f that opinion. • fit, pert of wilftil murder of. Ma vet Aptatetty. • - - -•f 7 - - I. 'o' 4 ' l '' l ' ' , A .' -. ! t .‘ • - This 'was the' last da, of the Lord Chancellor's e anther 'r ise trial' canniencedat : tird'o'clock in the after- 1 mother,' . . • .. , ......The ItiaitiiisfciLido iiiiiwisT4 o that,lieds&\" Sii "C' I ' ll ' Mentil l'f' the t4ttit instant, when he tress and noon, and- continued SOU! Illrff-past ten at night. wilt hld Milt* Sell before the . E'ister Term , His Thedeceased hid gliated tilt 'child uponhiiii,o'ld a • : 164 - f 111 . t• 1 Da (ho pil I see whakliarm !.. u . tit jr 0, - • .tI Lordshi re it'd td a't ' f th 'd i spatch f p p ro i , or eo . bus,- it Exeter saner, who was'a Smell farmer at Low Worsall fis !Yea" remainll'eitOlLr the Mittermil care. 3s/..e.ed., 5/ •.. •.,tress, on eiltwesday • and the following ' days in if the fi re, the North Ridinc . The deceased was a pauper le" ship, under an applicatiou fur A Habeas Corpus, , ~„._ r Latter WO* lin t the Bar would not . asseut to the rg able to , the ' w ork.kouse at Yam, and came to Stoketley On meat adjust as Lord Rllenbatoughweeld havidone, 'tie* , ' , orlea ding • • I T preposnote, the' C ounsel requiring examined the .sth of February, for. the purpose of .at leading a:in a Conreof Late. • . that tlie W i lkens of the Recess, to bring up their arreir • , ! meeting. of the Justicei, to . get. an order on the . Mr- Hauer asked, was his Lorifithip aware tri • reeiseu. : of c h amberb • •thy, and Prisoner for the maintenance of. the ch il d. A.t. this Mr. Noble,' In Whose family he had ordered, *that••, -,, .... ••••-! ...e, 4 ' spoke in conduct the Primmer exprelsed natich &lyre . . v I the female infant should reside, ries at . present a ..- .2.- „ 1 ,,-• - es. 4 . ••• ...Ili. . - . 3 . . ,DY 4 , letters virqty! #,lnerica it appears, that the i, ' that gen. and einistive; red, without success, ,tom ~pT tO iett ' single man . . it did not her to go to the Magistrates, to l - otheix. alt„ tita t t.she I The LORD Cuarectt.con said, iiii 'its aware of . , gorer, stoop hart, bf . the great activity ,of Captaia • ' had sworn. Almost immediately ai4r u ghleO heike. that circumstance; but he had also . been Wee', to T CAteig„ captured and destroyod, in less than three -. animated sewed the deceased wit a glass of: - ytp " ad o i o , • understand that Mr. Noble had a daughter, living in 1 monhs,' previous to last Christmas, 22 sail of the ,e prosecup ; water, which he hinise brought; from Alio her t e.tfamiti with him, of the same age with the female in.„e9ergy's vessels, in bong Island Sowed. The Buret i publix.-.llintie; she drain . the. \whole of it, arta semi ; 1114 111 this case, arid that the situation was in other! bed - lao explored Fisher's Island Sound, pear New •:, . •... • , , .1 . .. .1. • .. don . respects elrgible. ilia Lordship did riot think it Lo, a meet lii4r l cate navigation, where it 33 . as O sum Rh instantrz salted with tbe, iiieet violent vomitingit t . t" k wee r ' atteriat'd with the must, excruciating pain. She lay. tnecessary to say any thing "farther on this case in'itipPrehended it. would be possible for the enemy's fri. .. • • i - taieda, : oe. giddied instil the 'till, of F,elituary, whets :bodied.' : priblic, and that for reasons with which .. 4,4 . . F, - * 0 . , gates to pass. 'This was the first instance of wiy Clip their' lOis, 7 These circamatences,. togekber , with the dieeppear. en both sides were tilt unacquainted. .. 1 Laivfs ...... or war going fhrougli that passage. The Horer, a t groutid.of seq . of the l'illoner, w h o absconded. before the . 1 ,,,..... „I- irytri.s e...t9n0 1.4,414,1,.. 4 : ~.. ..: . fsoe i ,Reeths,hefikee, disguised as a Swede, passed he- ~ -. 1 death of the deceased, And was at length found con- AV. User meted that tint ilialoot." au it t4llllnil blend and Shoals of Nantucket, where she . _ rice to fbe coa led at South Shieed.e ih fermed the prieciPal part ;' heea granted betise Vice=chaneelles ',A ~pr t s and .. aostcOyed fi ve vessels. The American Ps. • . . Heir large of the evidetipe eetiiipst 4ia - i. No poison : was fouod ' till the Comiriglif of the Answer, oho be WWI pea c hes,. Irkqeently endeavriured to describe the that they in her stoinach.s . .. „, 1 a full answer +awing been put in. In t . Nee s t oter,. but at the same time acknowledged, that saw' Defeud.l - The Jury relirertOetit,lo teioutee s and. on tbeie 1808 - , the. tot of I,landaff borrowed a . , e hattllOfrEßUNKy.cbangtid her appearance, that it is ,'. aril in it. retort' foleirtithe • Parial i ste:44illy. -. . messy. kinn the Vte Alri Steelethelashaiist , . eett;ditgiull Jo know her; but all the prisottert , raud still Sentence of dee& wail Mediately peeved on him. Pjahatiff,„frie which he granted an auttuiry. of 660 : ' talon' brhee confess th at they - hare been treated , . ict against John Jame! .. ",.ef W .. 41tors., -ie.,the,Nerth Rid- a year, payable to Mr. Steele during theNtielimepf u Polaffit, - Shot - as, much dreaded in Lang I•elaatit ii corrupt I jug, wartiltrged wit . ailrokplArder'of William the Fad, but redeemable on payment of dot sorii,..StiontlytetiCher 14 gens and 60 men, aseser Tttunos • . . ,i Ridley a of ,fiber, SheriffW 110.(frer, ou the borrowed. It was supposed } at at , the Imp.. of 1 yeti in one eini. . . two false. , 24th of*Jpalber, by stabbing him itt eke. neck with this transaction, . that, the Earl 'o f Liendall lied : The Slieriff of thesoninty of Lincoln has give**. • t ._. . - . ether De. i a lei_f_ i e '• ' - onlyp life-interest A n an estate in Wales, on 44003 away to the poor in the geighboarhood of hii seat at' ' to insure Williaaleftea ' bralh-- ge the elms. was also the annuity in questlan was sectired s , and Apr the pay. G.autby,, upwards of -19 p, stone of beef and I.2iX) , l' ~, ~. .. - ' . 4 0 . . 1 , whether,. charged wit aiding anal •ttg in , tbe sa id murder. meat of the annvtitj . te Sr..SiPele and his repro. pecks of potatoes. - i i' - . / linhay u 1 The evidence agniust,tise• fatter, however, only sentathres, his Lords h ip executed a trust in favour of :A . 4 4111341.*:. proverl•tlyiimeof expretsjous, which imported , that Mr. Evans, the „solicitor. It afterwards . appeare d l 's . *leap • I •.•• • :- MARRIED. . ' i asureP,on, be had an ill-will to the Adeceased, and was .not that the Earl of Llandaff was able to make °p it,* . ust the !114t alt. at Chigwell, Mr. Joseph Gerrilsara, of St% D 001.; th e sorry fur Kis-death; anfl.hse Lordship observed, that good title in his own person - to the estate as tenant Ptiurceburehjard, to Elizabeth, daug , iter of * g i me G eo r g e: Ripeo, in the county or Yak. % . .. . 3 question whatever unfavourable iMpression they might give in tail, and having bad occasion to borrow a sum of' ' fi t ftit '- 61 ' • '4 -7-......6---- 4-" o enquire, the Jury as to the obduracy and hardness of . his 5()001. from Mr. Vitae.; be granted to him a mat. ' O n; DIED. at the time heart,, they did net anemia tb a participation in the. gage over the estate fur Oat sum. t ileing,desirons 'l4,,,,hiti'isittint't; at her son's house, is fiedtbritleiseia.Toe- ,- ho hail hi- morder, and directed 'tbe Jiity to ac t ,him. ' t u . pay o ff this annuity to hiss. Steele r .ex the repre 7 - -i i iiii ..- c • ' he ! ate n k Inchley, Mrcittlesez. Mr. Jarneslomlinsea,bf feedbag... th h es. e . ceingi Thome* Sesiegatsou;, an li* jra) ! E(.3 6 4 r i lamas, mutative of her husband, and also .to slischerge..the Oet,U,sol l lier. at Kentish town, in her 77th yain i ;.litts. Dal- Lg stands at ,,that in r coniequence pf en apPiiiatioti from mortgage debt ,te, My Ittolie- . , , . 'gm% tha ' AVlti p fll.4"l - lag ierst rr ie ur dilt 4 r 3" "' k t j ali, to tee, • tslundef.Ceetalooire d the evi. th, steeetteed, l iehe, .as i sheriff's officer heti *exec. tised the este s tkin ,for . , sale. 1 rite,, ..Rich.lr. 11.1noirt, Esq.of Malta, in his Nita year. at he po. tieneer i he,..srent r .tv hies.•tn a ',.selsts setae bey a the saassktinpy * f i 'De ihehl tnt Mr 4 Harr. wife of Ito rt I e lisq.ci . • - •ihkif."WV "i n t ii t tl " - Robe -atre:t . 'd Yh 'of ila tr Y "' • • WM*. teen added corn her ' • t t Pgleonar; Yor till' . •' ' • Alp • mem ; o . e . ibis slams . ‘iiip ~,iced A n 7 p*s. :Au x , i , , , „. Tvaitim % _. , . Liverpool , gad . as, ter ot the late .it O es D. Cltarlesiiin, South Cm - elino. ' before the they wept to a fei,tip,onging 'to Ilia Prisoner, in I however * , .0 . liti , tha t ereselip 11l ~_. ..i., -, - . ... g the itisn- which the stack ,pt: 1:01,•iihio Was sold by tire ',egeirtit t , the z - trt . 4 4 44:: , r: , : P iIW dapt might decei*di lib thee lirpi:Cfpg,At ! the, Pcisocees &OA-Evan lh t tee bids be d tilt 'bed 1 LiVtDbX . rt Pri""d; oast l'' . . a l e res ellen w $ • 1eti.43.11 by D. tOintr.r., di ISC. • • 3 , 4 4 - . van. : ....r.iTE•Mtil OEVI• 1,17, Viertonteittl. • • . • . . . . , fr, • . ' Aro .. • ..• 1, a , . _. . ty the and • . • - ' ittoliting ; that lie A T M Lliths! the fire—it was not . st inkire4l, . ~.. i • ~• *- er - C i e