The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-19 00:00:00

LAW INTKLLIGENCE. couitr CIF rto t•EttY, Aro. IP. Tito Lotto IH•HOP OT ELT V. LORD RING. Th. Loan CHANCELLOR gate his decision in this Case this morning; theme was founded on a motion for en I.junetion to restrain the Defendant from erection a wall continuos, to the premises of the Vlehriti, he which well it. dwelling-house of the Ivie s , it, 0 .eer.sureet, Piccadilly, would be mete. iviort•Li. lies Lordship slid. that although the ' rt e r iott of 'he wall might produce serious injury to I tie 111011 residence of the Bishop of Ely. the affidavits In the CU.P were not *obit ient to authorise the Court tog ten' an Injunction. II the beading should be comnieveed, and if other affidasite were sworn to esiehlish the facto, an outer to restrain the Defendant from continuing the building might, on a subsequent opplication, be granted. The Court was engaged until half-past tan Is ' . lock In attemlicg to •Igunsents on B.okr opt Ploiiisoos of no general tutetott, iiis Lordship rose at that bust. liar, end altlinugh rall.d tr,,on by the Prosecutor, *Who wett•ting in his blood, to take the knife from the hand ..f the Defendant, be very 'handl" look ed on until the more gallant spirit of a woman came to the alai:lance of the etsfottunat• Prosecutor. The D.-fo n d a nt, in the srsfl•, received some bruises, sea •(ter be was taken situ ciistinly and sent to the : watchAtoose, he woe taken back to sleep in hi• own h►d, under medical advice, the surgeon who Is. tendril twill of opinion that his situation requited such isidolge..ce. The Defendant, whn was witlinut C.tunsrl, crass esaatined the Prosecutor and his "'inmate, with a gond 'loll of nrhemence and ill.humnor, hut Ise was unable to shake their evi de n ce i s , i ns degree. lie then addressed the Jury at some length, in a ton• and etann►r not much calculated to conciliate either the Judie or Jury. lle insisted tt.at his own per. sofial sufferings were n.uch (seater than those if the Proafiestor. at•d wbo.e press 01. in.! conduct had b rou ght u po n bins the star. cool which he essispleiat• ed. He ardritis.l, &clued. that hr hail not any roe. scion-ors, of having wounded the Pristerotor with s knife ; but he conten•setl. that in •11 events the lot• ter had merited all the iiijusy be sulf.•rod, by ►is pertinent and 11.1% as ganiati:e alitra.i. , ll into his apart meat after being warned of the con• .quencass. Tn wove this, be propust•.l to call Mr. Isr•, the ballot •nd expressed enolikleuce in tn. :mike atul disrern• went of the Jury. flasiog been an officer in the story, .aid havina seile+l in sPons• .!l thr menttit•hl.• battles •'f the last war, it was Wily to he suppose , ' that he was gull., of the murderous intent imputes' it, th. tit& t mem Toe heroic tailor w rotsmin.d, and he nositire4 mist: shut he s•n no k:.ife to 'lie 9.f.n'ta.'t's • and. awl h. dewed el•ii the I'm/el-atm tad called to him ' set Ike th. k i f. tie. of his howl The css split to the Jar). coder the lammed dit•clivna„ cud, a' , r retu•+'R f••r shout ten latintreii, •1. s 'ovoid tie 111. • Bust. GAR stow. is pr+•ne sen'e ice, told the Drfr , dant he Ned 1.0.4.0 a to 'b• Grind Jury bed thro•n out the hill to s capital • &tire. which they ptohahlt wool • ..... fare door had the) known is wierh of the r .se as was now dis :co.ed to the Jar), for, kid h► . r+a ewntir'.A gpt.a, su ch an indictment. be must in►ttish', he left for •a .etion —Tie sentence of its. C. oil w. 4, that be should be In,pri4nn.d is thy Counts fia''l for two SORt4. spa as the end of that limo gigs. te , •urilt In keey the pare far shire ) ears, billeted in IUOI. end lour sureties in 25 . escb. CIVIL SIDE. THE SUM V. PAIN ROUPTI.f.. This WWI on indirirovoir v10..11 th• Drrenitant for . a nOillitOt 4' $4l Clitt)ina on a certain noinufirlnq near the Oa halfpenny hatch. in the prri•ls of lons. b•th, for the ~lino* of old le.d refuse, to the in.' jury of the inhabitants of the ciscun , j went neigh.' 1 boo f hood. ' Mr. WirrySt, Mr. COllollol*. Mr. Cowley, and , Mr. holland, conducted the prosecatiun; and Mr.' Gurney, Mr. Setjeant Told!, and Mr. Platt, were for the Me ti er. ; On the part of the prognallon, it appeared from , the esirience of no Irts than 43 witnesses, that the Ifumes produced by the manufactory in question, , , were of a derive heavy nature, discolouring the 'born ' I hung nut il t ir it, putt hawing all those alto respired! lir, with head-srl.o, lullammations in the eyes, and al sensation similar to golfricatioa. ! D r . Paris, and several oilier men of skill, proved that there most be deleterious ingredients in tI e fames emitted from the factory, dtglfiefito to health. I , On the part of the defence it was p inged b y Jae l wits, who lived its the neighbourhood, that 'Ley ' felt no inconvenience from lltra fsclory in question; and Mr. Across, the chy mist, declared i , to be his opinion, alter Imam' Defendant's premise', that no deleterinag or poi sonnet, retires could arise from the vapours emitted. Mr. Justice l'Aii.llllll the ease to the Jury, oo tbe simple question, Whether or not the public nom. fort bad been disturbed, leaving it to them to God , the Defendant guilty, if they were of *flat opinion. The Jury kind the Defendant Guilty. THE -STATESMAN. The Defendant then said, "If you do PH plunge' THE oleo, ow ills PROWL: 7IOI Oe THellee this knife into plot bloody heart," or .' hi oi te4 . R1C11A111140.4 V. 11.1•40111.1. 1 . heart"—the slitter% could not recidiret whirl's phrase! The P ro sprotor and Drfeiitlant in this ewe are was used. The Prosecutor put lii• foot to the deer, : both little fermiers at Ke:ston, near MO, the f mo und being in a very frail condition from the si,,lenee being o h ne , Go yea r s idt age, *nil the latter only `2l of the Defendant some days Previously, it flew open.. ft appollerl by the ' , eidetic. of the Prospector, thii I''. Deleisdant immeiliaivlv pv1.4,111041 himself with a I some ill-will hid 'misted between him and the De vise knife in his bind, and made+ lunge at the Pro- ! f on dant, i n c ,, n rerprenee of some of the D Pendant's secator's face with it. Ti.- knife stack on th, lop' sheep having three times broken into a field of bar of his head, and inflicted a deep sash. A scuffle en-1 ley belonging to the Prosecotur ; and the latter, on seed—the Prosecutor closed wi.ll the Defendant, and , the 30th of September last, meeting the former Win before be could ottani, himself mill arrest the mut- driving hi s s h eets , said to him, " Young fellow, I 1 deroes progress of the essailant he received three h o pe you see not going to pot your sheep into my other upon the side of the head, and the third in the breast. yes, old Dick Boy, I will fiat them wh er e I p lease. At length, lilting got the Defendant down upon his The Prosecutor replied, " Yoe are always using ma hark, ti e "fereked the knife met of hit kind. when e ill, and 1 will see if I can get any device upon it." female neighbour, alarmed by the cry of " murder." 1 The Defendant here rejoined by knocking the Pro. ems in and got hold of the knife, so es to prevent 1 secuior down, and then kicking him in the rills with further mischief. During this ssmtuitaary cionflict.l such force as to bipak One of them; not satisfied with Mr. Fife (a tailor by t , arle) remained a quiet specie- I that, he jumped upon the Prosecutor with his t wo . _ . .. . . . .. . _ tr. occasionallywsnderin.. knees, and heat his chest ir, Irons the chest in belt the poor man's head about wi is his ti , t, sold he Warne quite blind with his blows The Prosecutor called epos the Defendant for God's sak• to have mercy, end let him e t home alive. Ti.p Defendant said, " D—n you, I sill have merry 'won you, and kill you outri4hi."— Finding himself almost gone, he called " Moray'," when the ',mint, who we; corking in the adjoin. inn field, came, and the Defendant then ran wear, Wills the sOctvorr of that be was carried home awl a doctor was sent for; he was e weeks cfined to his bed unable in tern round fi , v soul fur Gee on days was totally blind ; he sever expected fully to recover again. On rrors•esarnination by Mr. Moomc, be denied havaig provoked the outrage or commenced any o r• lark by throwing a stone or any thing of the sort. — The rrrrr ol of ISO PrOSO•OtOf WOO up as described, and followed the Defendant, bet desisted ou the latter thirslomog to setae him in the Slat manner. For the Defendant two witnesses were called, ebo •wore that they would ant believe the Prosecutor on his oath; and that the Defendant was a peaceable, gni•t man ; bat one of ill.'" chiefly rested the small claim of the Pr aerator so credibility on his oath, ',caw,' be eras a " noisy man," and was always sran , lalisind the witness; and tile wrier', who &- his lip after MOORE V. DIORIZI e . This was en !sok,' Wove., b) she Plaintiff, Ilan o• net of the ship Mary, of B against the 1/e. fondant,' limber merchant, near Bride...6ler. wirier the following rircesslostes : —The Mary had cr me up the River Pa.rett laden Rub costa, and bad moored npno.i•• the wharf of the Defendant. To one of the mooring piles neer the wharf, a large pier, of green • m h•ting the mark of the: Defendant upon it. *I ich had sunk by its own weight, was attached lit a rope, and as she tide • we t en. the timber slipped down the bank, mid cawe ander the keel of the Teasel, the conaegoence of ! which Ira., that she brisk.- her beak. Th• defence nt ty was, that the D , fendsot bad nos placed the simhcr 11.,r• ; .nd nest, that the Captain and per ' .wris an Imetal the ship were warned of the flange , ; bur the Learned Junct held, that the first point ea, not made not ; and that the second pnint, if made nut, would not be a rod defence to the action, be. curiae in a nasigable stream, and particelarly in one so riangeroos as ih• river Parrett, so dangerous a Ithing could not on any account be permitted. Under • the 4i,ection of his Lordship, the Jury found a vet. diet far the Plaintiff for the damages laid in she de claration, anhject to a reduction by arbitration. JACOB V. COX AND OIDICRI. This MIS SO rrtir.o for an unlawfol distress, brootht by the Plaintiff, who was the occupier of Pen Mill, to the perish, of Yeovil, he holing taken it o f ow former 'weepier, a person of the oleo of Complin, against the Defendant, who had mad, a dlstrain on ,he part of Mr. blasts, the landlord, for rent due pre•ioes to lb, Plaintiff basing entered upon the Pfunti.••• it appeared that a receipt bad been Risen by the landlord, fo► the whole of the tom doe from Complin, which, without explanation, clearly made the +hole transaction illegal on the poll of Ike Defendants; but the rent which was thee al leged to bate been paid, namely, 561. for ball a Year's rent. was paid—not in niuney ; for 501. was psid by a bill at too months, drawn on a person of the num* of Jaye., which was diahunuored, anal Complin, soon , after the bill beanie dee. promised the payment, hot larked in the perforrossiro Ito stead of meeting the claim upon him, Ile disposed of his interest in the mill to the Plaintiff. also was farmer at Deane, nest An•lorer, to Hampshire, and predoc.nl Mr. Ma)o's receipt as a discharge in fall for trot doe; and improstog upon Mt. Gill.ist's plan ot— wn done by two Dolan lint and his assistants, plant. •ng themselves at four o'clock to the mousing to com mence the stoke 114 sone as the fatuity was slit. frog; but the lwr•on left upon the watch gave way ro his appetite, luta sr the hour of silt sdj zeroed to the puttie.houle oter the way. Ihriag this. In him, n►ces•ary absence, the servant of the Plaintiff bar. uersall • horse to • an. and drove it oil the pre. 'Mors; he wash-04d at 300 'olds distance by this sub member of the Sow, sod, with the Cart and hur t s was conducted buck to P, to Mill, *here, in doe coarse, m •seatfles were sold in the amount of 391. the horse and cart s•l!ing f .r 91.25. The Ivan-d Juocc was of opiniqn, that the land. told was perfect', justibt•d in distrainitte for the 501 ; but that the seilitt{ the horse mud cart ye the premised was contrary to lass. The Jury, therefore, ender his Lordship's direct : dons, teemed • verdict for the PI tintiff for 91. NORWICH ANSIZES. George Grimes was indicted for feloniously l• itlioa and %lasi's., Cho o les lwroiogtoo. The faros of the rose, as detailed in evidence, wero shortly these :-0,1 the Itth of April Is , J, the Pri soner, with several other persons. were in romptny with the dereaged at a public-house in Stow Bits. delph. The Poisoner offered to fight the deceased % who ercemed she rt and chose the ground to fight epee The d "rag. 41. after use round., wag desired to desist. as he had the worst of the fight; this he Fringed, end in ova., or three more rounds ho fell from a blow struck hy the Prisoner, of which hot died in a few ',envies. Tuts!, was nothing unfair or. timed in the bottle 0. the following morning the body was opened, and Wobbled a severe breise on the eighth rib; toe lungs were vinsolered to haul beets in a provisoes stye of di , which hastened his death. Th. Joy, upon the shore facts, returned a verdict of Gniky, and the Prissier •as sentenced to three ' l imit lib' imprisonment. No other trials of interest occurred. Sentence of death we. ;raised on the following prisoners :—J. Webb. for braeltiog into the dwelling-house of .Lisa Jury, of iouth Wil-ham, end rolling 661. I lg. Gd. ; Wm Waters, for stealing , 11.• sheep from Mr. J. ,eris of F nOtiVll 4 .n ; Benjamin Ames. for steal. b.if-r from Nlr. 11. Wu. on, of Weasenlosni, ; .sod tl.at the Defendant had a eta spots . ' lite a ?h• alba,. would ant believe 4 ' 6 ' , b .caa " ° 110 had Robert Sheartnan• for rubbing the hoase and shop heard him talk at random, and tell lies n' him (the ..1 M Dy.s, o f Ni f th W e lsher.; Th om as 10 00 4, witness), slihnosh he (the sitaes) admitted, In as. a • •lin a hay more f•ne, Mr. Drake, of March, in awes so a go. suitors trews vb. Learned Judge, that he I s [4B o f Ksy ; Thrrti .8 Demson, for stealing a had Isiosselt told lies h• on ces.ions. I.h I . 'sou M . Pycroft. of It rkheath ; John Steel awl Ju , eph Al.. r., 1 . .4 reeling on• sue sheep from S r J •hts Hawkins, t i .e l andlord of both the par. Alf. 1•m. Dye, of Gss • null ; Job Louts, for a 0.-, and ass then rii•isets who had known the Dr. ~.0.., so.ny i • Ir., 1 , 011 Said 0.1 be was sloe), i . el. yln she hoe.* ut ltoll;• g Rayner. of Neeton ; m o isst.resl a grit a sit pe•reable man. I Hobert fluxion. for %feels ..f. 6 ' •Is from Ihnous De' Mr. J u‘lis e l' i•vr togs •Itesl is at such a der: itCP h e I a.... •1 S I.; Salotel Art her, fog vesting from 010011 nee. , !wen ailopieJ; !or had beard it 880, that K.. ..... ssea I f. sr, • 4 ..1 mere, Worming to Wm. I • ht... • etyma. , •tittett•d • inv., the • est proof of 1.•.•1., ; .:, . J o h n douse. for breaking open the INIUVIAP WOO to mu.. a a . ) : •11,1 t • expr•••lnts might d,...iiiiiir .. v . • of mil . G. 14200,4 .. of . f St. Giles's. he equally arcs' •.I , s, cote. Ike the p r ....... *here , N •.. is .s. Fi s her, tor :reboil,* We,. Harrison; and '.het, .as 'ac t ' Pe" Jilin") of pars . fin I-°" 1- , Pycroft, for 4sisninir owing poison to his wife, IMO atlip POW . 05.5.41, that be who repelled Nice by : tie nol two left fn. e l ...wino. 0.2 Monday, at iWWI' than new. to) fume, became, in Mit let n, the noon. J•slin rye's'. was • e nered oo the Castle ilill, ••.•stast petseaut to his •••• ••• •. I Die Jery, without hebitrtinn, pronounced the DP. ',octant Galli,. MUM M. AUG. 16. FIFCI , IIO , I OF Juts KINO, FOR MURDER: King fain yesterday got with difficulty to chapels fie abet muds called for Mr. Wolfe, end confessita that be had Bruck the blow epon Hamilton, and that Chailion had knoen nothing of it. Sines that lim• he crtiviitood ev tensely dejected, end frequently sank in convulsive fi s. The esetotion look place in front of the now gild, a few minutes before nine in the morning. The srretc , •ed culprit tank in a violent fit as be ors rimy...yea on a chair from his cell. bile preps wenn' nolo mating in the Grand dery.ronm, throthilt which h. fa us led to the pla.form, he over 0. torn! a but turrendered himself to the moat absolntedej.rtion. H. oar carded by Iwo men to the platform, and upheld while the rope was adjusted. Ile died without a strugg'e. An immense crowd I collected to ive the pitiable specsacle. A reprieve *a% tot from Neecaole for John Edo' and James Wolfe till rte llso of September. " 51v •iwr ord wt si.ter% 5 M • -elf nn I rbilderulhfer, 111 tl‘i OW eh 0 . octv ;bd. (la liono•aL I. utter v.e"— deputed frost Pen Mill it an early hour on rondo morning ill a post-elt3k., cont•loils., nu IPA that eight persnlisir4, rseently. Mr. Compiiii, his wife, their fire children, and their wined scrranl, to ohieb 04% 1181101.1411P.1 of the at a le ( a mity ; They posted In Soul surplus' from thence they tondo • tour to Frbinte, and (tom Fulutc• to Aatrieo. T h. ile;isttort• of Cotottlin. and the non. pry men' of the rA.A.l.lll,itidueed Ih • landlord to cLstrain a .on the r tnreft! of Mr J ict,s), •J 'e new it aura ith SUILR ft Y AsSIZ ES. CROYDON, Arb. 17. Sarah rigniant ass notified for feloniously wraoli. Inic her Want male bastard child, at Lambeth, with iu,rtit In mauler it by sulloctitiuto. Mr. Heath conducted tie prosecu'inn, mod Mr. %S Arnett, tS•dyfence. It srpeored t'iso the onfortarmie l'.ianner hid fallen a •ictim le ii • pt. Iliaaie ails of a rosined min, l o go 1 6, 01 , 4 1,rd , as be, ,neincence wide, promise ot mat r: 4 P. that • e was in a c o n .lition to enter into that rotor-se. Th. pn If creative Gliding illessOf regime!, tolivorls the t o.siod o f nor tuiltioli to.-k a I 04ing in the 'owe a • respectably woman. nixie.: where sae was confined wi.h a male At t Mott (1 , 0,03411 period she o•it steotiloor.l li t the author of her tli.tresses, wheat .he then diuovereil for lie first time to he al. m rs .iy • married man. 111 8 few dal. afterwards the i wt.., of Cause's was alarmed by the tligr•isery of eu j,,14:11 child, who nag Illinois into a ditch, hut *provideetially trilled before life *astatine. Th. child was 14111.11 to Or wiiilstinese, ',ashen! and rercorered l by medical curebow 11$4* vilarte o f its si t u ation. The parrs nutters aches -total a reward err the apploltim• snits of the Cruel 'woer of its miseries. This edger. ,lament rrethtti 11.1. kn. • 'cage of SUS. Osborne. who it to her 14.dgcr. her isms es're, et% asitaied, at ri pa" being est.,. I orhrte lor cud ems? confessed ititt she was the unhappy et riser el shy child found in tie ditch. SIN ws• tame. dial'', apprehended. aid up , n seeing her rhild 'sr ilte w akhouse, in nod lirslih, the tide of leelioga return"! 1.. its ristural count, and e tw• .1111111. almost ft antic • i•' joy. . Th• Pcisouer during the hist was ict very real *Lc inn. ' Mr. Boron G artow left the r•srtothe J o . ) , o the 111 . 61 Is Inaba+ , Stew. stunting to r t it was possible the unhappy wornau had nut imets•led to drat.) her Ur Jou t end the Prisoner Gigilly of *suntans tor child, bat not with ary intec-iou of stre-tioying 1 1 . S. e was 'POW to sit tt.• k• isavtiauninent. Flighfasan was 'barged an two indict. wtertx. with I•toismust) s'esictie Isom it. l' cite office • r te•isler•lit. onantity of ho• Its and paper.. the a l , eta of Ilse K • e. 11 ..11050t was •I•ot I (111* .11 at a seceises, tel under the peci.har C tc..m-satiret IN. ••••••••. I:••• pto4PC•tt.roi as to hes, •as or•lo •a. 1.11 , net. al . S rifts' 0-1 %lr. 'tiaras?. Mr. Gurney, soil %11. No. e. cw.d the prn•ecution, itsd Mr. C ~• s .1w 1:.• 0pp..... 1 ist •• ;dont • that the Psi(oner was a gi. do, Is the F s ...e•ofsi-e„ *Oh • Wets of Wit per A r „ r d s e l k t he p (s cics •of 'be nth. .. all p. o r•s, h ..k owl murberf, rcsuctrnin: the Fsci-e F etes e. 21 , e kept for %hoot snirc• ) ••.s, s od .hest sal.: • •-• palm, ibe prorseds being casried t• lAr psslst.s. Cott' t. 1 'oppe.. , J, that in One *.r the ales nista...is it tuscarut be • ota:i • pfellPtT. ....me of these documents a it. et longer tune, and they had been locked op fur several years, *hen the proper . talky , having .0 In gofer to them, a eery law quantity us. S st o len:no felliite4 Ott tie Psi. saner, his lossaing• *err searched, and in tt:IT-tetit yftees of ei•iii-e•iment urn found about 801hs. sre irst of the office papess ausi hooka. which, it ap peared, he hail putleiocrl for tier purpose of sale on his nest account. Pions? was aires, that for two or abuse pots le had hes n in the habit of selling the Escisr-office pipers its different tradesmen. Tne rase bring civilly anlicle oil, he was found Gui!ty on both inittetments, and sentenced to seven )0111 ,' tr a n.poitation. ttURUF.RfIUg .ttS3UI T. Gideon hats was audit ted for assaulting Coleman with • ewe-knife on the 6:b inst. with in. tent to murder him. The Grand Jury had thrown ant a bill for a capital offence, ander Loyd F.llenho. rough's Act, and by their directions the present in dictment was framed. It appeared from the evidence of the Prosecutor, who seas confismed by to • other witnesses. that the Defendant, who is a half.pay °Seer, lodged with Lis site and child in the Prosecutor's house, CI.. resscruptsce, Borough-road. About half-past seven in the evening of the 61k lest. the Prosecutor came home from his wosk•shop, and friend Mts. Yates upon the stairs ciying, and devising her husband ow' , let her into the apartment whore they lodged. Thst doer of the room was locked, and the Defendant' did not pay any astenti-n In her request. Th. Fre.' senator haring his own aff•irs to attend to, outplayed' himself until shoot ten o'clock. In the Inte l sat the Petend.int's wife still remised on the stairs, in' gyro attires., lieteishistg her husband either to let her in, or allow her to hare some clothes, that she Oligi.l go and find a lodging at her brother'. horde. — About ton k a plosion named Fife came to are , the D-feadant en some besine.s. sod he went tally etri ti to the door of the town, bet the latter reused t:( :at him in. 'rho Prosecutor, availing himself of; this . 1 1:,n(tunity, went to the doir, and rpqnrsted, • ra::,l 4(1111 evil terms, that he would let his wife in, .inc it the resell, of keeping her eel all night, tort ing her the street without any Cl•lhrt• ‘t first the DArndant read' no artawel. Upon .ich tor Prosecatur neat on and .41, that if the rs *.; Ai rot opened be would oiler it ItiniselL— j.l r soil .-- ‘lOl 400 SOMERSKTSBIRE AS'S'IZES, Awarst 16. On Soonley evening Mr. Baron Graham and Mr. Justice Bost arrived in this town, and opened she ; Commission in the visual manner. Yesterday they attended Divine Service, and this morning, at ten o'clock, proceeded to business, which, in bosh the Courts, is very bear). On the Crown side the Ca- lendar at present contains forty-seven Prisoners, and novel others areespected to be pet upon their trial. There is a case for murder, which is etolerstood not likely to be brought home fully to the party offend : in; ; the refit of the Pt it.oners are charged with climes rasher of she minor order; ^t least the Calendsr gives account of unite marked with any peculiar features of atrocity. Oo the Civil side an less than slaty-unP WWI hive been entered, of which not more then two or three are undefended. Seven are marked as Special Juries, and h Lig_ many of the cass•es, those connected with the pedigree of fondles in particular, of which there are no legs than four in number, are calculated to rotisserie a great d. al of time in enquiry and proof, there aro bat little mandated for public amusement or information. The same may be said of settral tithe cams. PO LIC K. ROTIIMIES AT Till: ENtil.lcil ROUE. ilow•storve —For 1141111IP 114114* Oat the f itted coining out of the Onto Thriire N the close of the petionninees hive brill r.ihtm im e,n.uptenee, on 'fuesrlas 1,41 t. 11..0rl and J. J. Smith, belonginc to the above stationed at the Tqasire, when they detected ,Ipplegord uid tWoper, two e4•ll.kno•st chereetett. o hr., 110 41 obi s hid been plundering the c..ruporry. 0 , 1 the P t elotter„ Applaud, no les• shin hi. v•in+ttie heitekerrhiefe were found, fuer silk awl woe concealed on. der his *tossers sod other poet. of his boil,. Os the pursuit of the Prisoner Carper ass brand a isle* able silk handkerchief, which nu drisbt 13/ti beta stolen. Th. Prisoners "m 4 eirentitted f,,r farther esso,• elan, skim it is •specorl that nf the qopospity who hue. resurt.rt to the English o,)ers-bouse, sill attend to Identify their property. A plane man named Mt'wood, crossing Comm.. linen field, nn Saturday n•ght, was stepprd Or a single footpad, who preseleed a pis►ul at him, sod robbed him Ili, watch and seals. Monday mnriiiing. a your•g outwits. named }lacy I.;.•nr, whn wa. (Willa in • rut with other. al the Cum•nerrial.ro..d, on setting nut of thy •rhirkt she fell down, and a roach 10ilissina, p.5t..11 os r and injured her su dreadfally, that she shortly •rtes I dicti in the II tbpital. _ — IIIR on II.? 11:16 last., •t Cl.ri,r'. Ihrapital. Mn. I imam. all I). On the nth nt St. John's Uhterch. Sn.trb watt . Genre tee... to Me.. Sandi Vi.edigrr, daughter of 11144 " Vtlodltee. Lag. Capvilm a the Koval N.lwy. 1)1F.0. 0.1 the 120 in t.. M Il•o,.xne, tennis,' Ice fin.lll childrey tun. ode of Sir. W. Barri. 1.6041. Pri4ied.and l'obli ~d by S. Puuty. at r"•'4,411.; VAN l ' :r.•:, N 9. Wisbury tinvt, fkeb•l►'*•• ........... 1. . I 1 imi 1 al