The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-11-30 00:00:00

1 I . 1 , V r p r ~,:. _, ~ "~ ..~~ r • \ : Fe „ -• • ifr ; o~•~. e ~}i. . r.== lekk \ .11.1 -t,. • TIEWrATES3OI4 • • 4.. ;_gar _... . -.. . ~s: •. 't NEW-STREET.—An enquiry yitsterdey tisok at the Westminster Sessions, is •tei.,Ote ealeu bite Sir CeCil Wr,ay's house, whf4 l o, ll .Sk‘iii.hr Pall 'Mall, and is ■bout. to ite remote, its- • quence of the proposed improvernents in t hal tion. The Jury being sworn, went to tali( of the premises, and on their return .a vitelfiet taken, by consent, for !My Wray, of 45001, Yesterday , a Member of parliammot, Mr.• was brought to the Mansion-house, 'in CUR( t Fogg, the Marshalinari, upon a warrant issul Southampton, at the instance of allobli Mr charging Mr. B.' with a breach of the peace. latter was attended by Messrs. 'flint and also Members 9f Parliament, and having into, recogniusrms to a considerable amount, discharged. REBtLiT y, &c. . - • T7 i NCOURAGD by - the uniform success l' srendiag theperriliar ' , method of Treatment in, the ' a few . prevalent Coniplaints, which ha. been confirmed experience of many yeas*, in a large nod extensive prn sensible also, of the liopyty , Meese malting lo the lbatili I Medical Alenconfining their ammo i.. 11 hi a certif . 's' eta-; s eases, Messrs. tilkSS nod 'CO. hlembeis of the Itiv, lege of Sorgeims in London, confirm, to dliect 'their m those Disorders erislrig from w secret ilivitsuctive itali considerate Youth, which not only eicea-ious a nmeter.l of Nervous Affections, hut also entails an its votaries enervating inthecilitier of old age. In that thores•ing sta. Dehilit'ywor Deficiency, whether the consequesa7 of each by ful habits, excessive hiking, long residence hot climate, or any oil & wi in liiih ier cane, by the powers of the eimailithiw become enfeebled, us veva:illy edi.,-itted Surgeons of 1.0uit..:0 they ()free a firm; We, and speedy restoration to sutind ,•• vigorous health.- • -•• . . Wheel no early.appliadion is made for the Cure of fain Visorder, frequently contracted in a moment of I ty, the einditittllon is generally completed in the i.hort sp• two days. and its the more advanced and inveterate s..l* Yeneical Infection, characterized by a variety of patio's' distres , ing symptoms, a perseverance in their plan (is !i; Amin* billet -r exercise) will Muure to the Piitivnt a per, tifiii rirdiCal cute, .. • Tli4 Disease; iif - the Urethra, 'ne freginerity i• with, or rifising flora the Miove Complaint. have no's thrir„attelitiou g !ty ;la infallible tint tir.pravel.pian,Ary ahled to. retiagre ittisti,;ate 4leeis and Steil-lure, s recent - or `of hint rittrottott„ without rear: ire to the mut dangcrouiase.,if the Caustic Bougie. Mans eiltalolll.l. iidifitre . 4 of very, :numerate cases, i t fse.or:d ye:ir, c stain ; il:,:ui. t . kid..,i to their mitlwol its 1 &iv:las,. sif;ei- the ca. been atttorkiett by other l'inciitioners vrithoot ett•ct Aucla has hero the wgrreitkh• rook '.l . a p• ,':ire ..f 1 1 . that the4no n tte of trettitacni li:ii't.lii, In Otte bintle ihsvitoce. provednttortive, tinting untied peii..l to:l4i thou , ted of lt-th Sexes it“vri expetirstred- the cujointeld of h•tvi iteifesly.cored, after slope aim Injurious tot-titods h; pets: veil:4 in till . tli; pitr.pose. • To' 1nt•14 , -..1 , T , lttalF.,, siNs:-.se teirfrePoinns of fl i rts pledges of efittnith ai happiness hinii- he mdefeuted, it a.: be a adeatjt.g . tettectinn to k pw.Clat br 3 pruner prises , -in .inejr rettts . .tl -s, the geleral ant th II 't. imitated, at.l : Olthitylsits endowed. •; • ' • • - ' ~..--PlL•Wirs• (ibis rstatCo. exidusivelv profe•sing C.e..care of 1, ifSictiiiir ossttplriest-, iii order that theV init. Lod `.e to..tto it y.'fni•ertiten - fe'vr - , with the nialttiloy sat justly anartied I" * htlittrklit enticiie, thigh it but justice to the rn.elves in rusher thit !bey have beer properly eittientert and i, i iiia l ,.,l info 'Teo hrttnell of the.pt . .ife,ootot (rertihratt s of written. tram 'moo 41-4ritols; add teAmiginiah;frons the highest- prole‘stisial l' , '"' rifts, they have to ettoripve auv.eoquirer). 'Oo a ve..kir , ce ...lii lhr warmer hemisphere 14 .4 1 1 r raster* cold, as well as i 3 'dither pnits,'.itnisotttetts threw iu assert, that their rerrarl!'l Slav i.ur toren C. 04010 Iti,rli,oroita Wreath ermine' 'led, the% !I' 1 . 3 'our a eenitiotv of teo t iv,itiOl4 to 410 n. trt:tt latuitH MAI CI Ilebilitating iitecl,i' of a Tire pays:Murder the torrid wane. A' . former, that bovine tirod isfinwinnittes, to their prole:nom' .A . rEtR, 411 . .Xurntita,r no animate atAttithitatice with the (wand tuit itafors of seithriti,: per.sore, th. y Otfer to their no. heft ' in •ossorances of imoirdi•te relief i that the stores. resuititi: ft;•! digirendrawadis - hrst ,isolated theta, to turf the practice 01 ' itetal piaciitioners and they presume their preteted , im r.'l' minor - a •fair emnred 1",,r tae unprecedented cantidence „ •o' ' which they have, by the µabbe, nevus. , liberally honauirl..., r ' PoiliPMA in the Country ate rt-ottested to slate th e In' iti '' l "f their raw, age, dud masher .if hvitic, eticlositig a remittes' for ad vice and tuedielitm..rolit the remedies will he gives ore warden to any part ist 11w kincilidn. ' Ism 'ft. tie consulted at 'title how.. &illy (peeinnitilY, o r -bs : , post paid) by patients of either sex, with secrecy. delic ; " and atteolion. . • Gois and Co. Surgelius,l3, tiouveriritreet, Fleet•strest. May I, 1509. LONDON! Printed anti %WNW 'by b. LoyrM. nt StArsosam Orr ive,No. 4, Salisban-corart, flert.&red• • • •CO ILOY ER'S INTQUgSTS, Tuesday evening tin Inquest was taken at , Whitechnpel, upon the body of M. Mae Mut mains (about 100 pieces of bone) or G. floret and Cottingliansi a Geriaten, which were dug,, Mr. Constades premises in Well-street. The pearly the save as that already given on the bOdiei individuals who perished in , this calamity. &PM. Irishman, aged about 24, and had been hot a few n Iservice of Mr. C. Nis body - was identified My D. The two latter were about ears age each A. of the m were engaged near the hailer. mi the morning the explosion took place'—Verdict—Accidental Death. Same evening Alioliler Inquest was held at Kruttin's Coffer. house. - Newgate-mairket, on the ho,ly or W. Mastics, who %%a. (blind hanging from a bed-post in that place, wt Monday lawn. ing. The deceased was an artist. and hod, about duce, frequently slept at this house. Beim; uteri reproved, is m " ever.i by .tbe landlord for itant of cleaniuess, be:lbs.-sited him_ lelffor several months Sunday night, Mimi( eight h'etin It, ter wok wept . there, and after smoking a pipe, uud driiilin4 4 pint of porter, and a glass of gin anti water, refine-ted h „Aosi hi' accommodated with &sing* room 10 sleep 4s conip,lied. kis, and after pay, tug his esperees, he retie! ,n teed abinit:ele‘ren. A bilut OM', the waiter hittic,:. toile • kitty roonsio take oat his Shoot to he Cleaned, onsers e ,i oltliug, 744.11 e do - night, on the stile of the bed, with hi. oft, when he immediately tried-to Einar him ; hot, nn et lone. tug more closely, he . . discovered Ow he was suspended tiy hantlk rchief from the top po-t of the led, and quite I . :The deeensed was about 53 years of age, nod did not , the least sign of derangement previous to his going to I his pockets were found to. 6d.. a few portraits, a, Pa.uiTbe Jury reit/comfit verdiCl'of—Y 1* elo-de-. r-7, oasequence the body was buried at the top of Bailey at twelve'ou Tuesday Hight. - - ; -7.; --- •,1- . 1... JV f NTELGIGmArcg. • : tion without heeriag the Jedge'seeport . ofetki trial. -..-. POLICE: • --4.-- . • - It' was a necessery - prelimiliery. . ' • . ~ . an In ,ee e l • ..,- . 111 • 1 " 11 OT " : IN' ; ' 41 "; 140 fill' 41 : 1 v. 29 . ' .....• • . ; • Lord NoitnottY thoug ht reading the report Rene-, GITILDRALto-Daris, Poznan, and Kor, three Glee t : • !S; ; 1 ings at ve esttniMller e , betore . Lord ELLZI4. mute T 1 facts ` . • . 'f• s' Cannery. ,ewere rem in ev er y man a mind, • boys, were charged by John Ague!, .e.Constable of icces I ; , ;-Et•l • .:cret., commenced this dn. . -.' * s. and no doubt Mr. Berrows . srould state them impale St. Andreeraperielt, with bell% know') badcharac,• : Genet . '' • ' ILZInT - VA.StbNKltoitaL ' - • . '8a11y.... • .. . • • . • . tern sod reputed thieve;, rosins Thin ar ar ntt ne.tito of tresyass, assault , and false ••that ah .• Mr. Benttows procembel-lie staid the demegns , H e st at e d , Oita etisterday morning, at ba`ff-enist to ished irl; ... 0nr.(.1, 1 . Til6b Plaj l ,tlfr (dpo r moil: by his Griner were outrageous. In 11. similar art' ,it Was held o'clock ; he'sew BieP 'so er tisoners trying the 'sockets of mut 24, r...! r.t Ise i'reeqici:tahle, person with.pfdperty, in the by one Judge, that, in 'catie of adultery , the veidict several gtettlemeubi Holborn.; they then mixed with His Ise ere shore Qt.;; 4 ), on' tie. niget of the 3d of Apeiyast, was could GU he•set aside for excessive damtiges . .. •'. • •' the crowd who were looking at the ruins of . the fire, V' the WI . eseeSsi:vg ttimsetf with a game of ekietles, in thetar- Theiewereresesenice the timeof Henry iV. show- . near Tetestilee he watch e d - them e and they were MO edict-Ac t it!' the Hofetidant, called MerAtn's 'Cove , ii.. her I r •Pa r . ing'the diarretiou of Judges in setting aOle verdicts el de to commit any de p redations p , they then went -mairket. 'ilf 4 .l4Sr's W•lis. to the coarse Of 'Ay, he had aria- • rom a bed (.---Oot onlyetbete the verdict was wrong, or. contrary into' a chandler's shop and followed a child from it ' slot. tee giie chi:lige. • and never/el suectissive shillistga ised was al to law, bat Cenrts bed decided (het the exereiseof - who;itaffei . pieei orioap and' thi change of 'a Ohilling esse,e•refeepil 'lty his eerepttitetts : ins the ineein e tirne y slept at th ;-that dlacretirtn woe 'met interfering with the jueisdie. in 'het 'hotel ; they snatched 'the. soap and eh age ndlord for 3 tik o'all*" . of the gardens 41 ;erfeaedi .a" 4l a di a P a tftetioii of * Jury, toirend the &tete the Consideration from Mee, and ran :away ; he poreued . eheinelnde months St a xisigg, the ilaititiff Was accused of being a satstsi t er", !. iof another Jury; pittieularq where thedansages were with the e wesistatice of elm etreekkeepet e paired sere, and at r, and a el cc paiiser of fake enriney, And the ViAtchmtp tieing. ; es ie, s h ee • • ' :e them ;he knew the Pritioneep,well,e Akey itatk i not . =nod:lW isl ro 7 lit 'for, lie.wiei•cenveyed• • to Cloiiitt;owelr watch4f. - I n a series of decisions, as slander, aseaults, &c. been more than three days out oelliideivell. • ' is, and after 11.014....' Tiil , te•lie remeined during the ' night, , aisit!i tsiens.hel d, , ‘ven. Aiello that the'disroption of a Court:pa t s cons- .. .The ch i ld, who the articles . ore •talten•fiorit,• Was eto take oeu tsi wt ets:lnkiwo.beforeAlle Megistrelei of Hatton-garilen., , pkent to correct excessive damages given by 'Juries. brought forward, but the 'apPeariug teatiß.be.More &now, on lii tete innuting, he was discharged , a s !. immediately t it IF " foww "i•j'A• Jury . cintiot rei'ite their oleo veidict ; but it •Carse than five years of aget; the Worthy Magistrate, Sir on hispeciion, that the money he had .dared siirly, be. divo t .. , • l'! II S . I n [not be i nsist ed` that there is no distrilintiaryi' 'power, .J.tritES SnAw, would -.llot . ,sallow her -to .be ,exatnin ef from the top - - frotergoeutond,current coin. ' • - pel was ahout 5: t' ' ••fi t . W. Jordan, di conitiable of the nig for Clerken- 'of interfoieneie its lir e Ceturt. • I t W'nuld be a mon e ed, but committed the• Priepaers to tfrieletsell,fer a • strew; propotitione•to say, the Court could not ,. month. • . . •1 pt of derangcme wet!, &hosed. tfint ihe Plaintiff Ail oftee brought to . '• • .. s were rested I where they felethe daneiges outrageous ;It would be eBow;STREET.-Ye'steillity William - Eartgate,Hen. , ile Jury returned life witch:house cheese-a* ith sortie effeticie generally aceinse.r„,irx;,,tar,,„ right, tisieotee the body that - -ufeeioting in deletitetimrsetee..fliteeamined the ,f • ebt'te Clow a smite! ry Fair-thorn; Williniii . lianalli, and John Lloyd, Jury ?hoe the . cOnsidenition of n eaie, where, perhaps, .811 well-known characters, were brought to the Of-' twelve on Tuesda: money Wien' five ebroPher r, tiff, enesisMie. of. I Is. Gd. common sentleaud - ommon justice. were violated b err- y • , fice, having been detected by Vaughan and Lack, in aid found sir or stereo shillineiejedeinliiteli bad. Be , ned,lent, at ba taking a.ideluded. fiew• of the case committing depredations at the fire-in hetherstone- -sr nike.-An e se 0 oregestii ice'? y l t ff this 1:41; ;bat • . a' ~...• •• i beforitifieM. Wtheitsdatimps ire to b e result of street, Benhill•row, y esterd ay morning, between nee iVestmioster Seas ikotte. the Officer et 1191 Ptitice i o.Neeetife;t9ii,lo.l ' human feetine•de*4l 411.1k444s ;of debtor and ere- and two o'clock. On searching the Prisoner, Wil-' Cecil Wroy's ho „ nese, &posted, thet e he loid examined the 'dire?. nett editor, the 'Celia Wilreatitllir 4. • hew trial ; turd he 'Gam Banally, property belonging to two Gentlemen lall, and is abot ezeistitig, mei found it good, etel..he heo ik , . ev. eurining.- Ina- eii ll•cited 4 Eturnfrird Antiberl • C • of the names of Lemon and •Pailthorp was found.- ! sof the propose(; its Pressnice of the Pleintiff. ;.. . . •• •-•'• • • • - t. Lord Ketiyotte in:thin 'mime Illetsinly declared, that They were ordered to be detained. • The Jury being s .On trose-examinetioe. it appeared:doebtfel• if he 110 . •Ctlse otaneelolleretishistildieCours interfere in ! FottOteltY. :premises, and on had ‘iierkeutii.rerlthe'Pleiotiff,.. 1 1 i' t 1 " 'e",--'"•,--";'• 1 -Ye• 1 0 : granting a near trial.- Here be stated fully the doe -; II __ATTONee•”IDEN.- Yesterday Mr. Anthony lilac - ) t, by consent, for allle:the perney before it was proieueen to the ssterday a Member S i a. :' etiine laid down by La d' on but. insisted that ktnroc was brought up and examined, charged with gist ratee atui ihees We:ls acknowledged tliet,he knew ; the . brought to the Ma re;eal e e te d n iet hint many times at the Pit'',s hjeed, ;; aw l o f . f ifaliCiog . principle would-sorely is every • Case of assault, , feloniouily.forging and counterfeiting the acceptince • s prosecution. •of John Deegan, Esq. of Teigurnouth, in Devoti- 1 g, the Marshalinan, its the Old . 1.3-4 iley, am ) be woul d test .sneee that he i shire, late Prize Ageet in the island of Tortola ; and , thampton, at the in. Mr. Burrows paid high compli ts to Lord. did ant stealtr !mods with burl when he came to Krt... " Kenyon, hut obsorwed,-.lbat net n .heenever pure, the endorsement of George Clarke Forbes, Esq. At- : eging Mr. Be with a t o ne eer d en O ffi ce. • lieu believed tiled • Elliott bad' torney-General for the same island, to two bills of ; Cr wa s attended by. e , was infallible. Lord Kenyon ground e d his opinion . tin %Wide mode of obtaining his living ; h spent •e ! 1 •- •1 on a case in 1 Burrow, lVi•lford v. Berckley, T erm exchange, one for the sum of 8001. and the other for a Members 9f Peak tirne . lcitielly in public-houses, and. leadnever, to his . ; ' • . jg • , • ' d • 1 7001. which two bills the Prisoner negociated, and 0. recognieepcqs to a ; r Reer,' t 601, and argueu from the case that it it not krihwiedge, done a Riegle day's week.• • : got value for the same. - : charged. - I . sopport Lord K enyon, Thr4iretrotece-Geeettee addressed the Jere for Theseteral Gentlemen through whose hands the - ' •' • i t' ere 1 He a d m i tted it was the province of the Jury , theeCkt , it e Ate order . to e show . that the I laine , bills passed, to the timeof their being payable, and, • to determine on the da mages ; but if the Court And desivirleed obi R iteipecenble.peurou, with property, . - • .... *. - ••• - • of. come,. di.cotered to be bail. attended .. .., . COAL MAAKLT, Nola. 29... verdict outraecous le derpeges, • at - .trial by an-. • e , in the .• had, : in - truth ,. been .guilty of the offersce , ships at Market - Sides Sold . o n thir Jury . is to insult epee the former Jury, no ' t 1 1e , Pris 4 lers a man .9f gentlemanlyeeppearanee e ~ 2 tbfeWcasile. • "' 2O • :'.'.: 503. Od.'wo 'Ns a11e..04, et -ae lenst, that • then. was reasonable an d I was reientitted for further exemination. ' •• 12 Sunderland .... •l2 . 60.. 6d , tiss4a infrin ement on th e i r eielits to send it for reel. , proberdestiote for the arree and detention; he call- . .g 1 Sarah ReNnolds was' brought up for final.exatiiina • eel twWiivitiressese who= were present at the time 't he store tion, •and fully cottunittotl, charerel with stealing a • . •-.. • , . •.•,.• . . • uret, Just. nose with 1 1 4 AMA J agre ed • h Lord Pte at !elite that 3 ertei are leagerlogoodeeptunful omit obstinate ~" Plaillielf endeasoured to pass his bail mrstiey, both el basket of clothes, coritainieg 133 pieces, consisting Kenyon • Sab i s' ditheeedamages do not depend on ; ntZT.; 4 fi ee e I ale f...sure veltenslrev ave Lorene - ell thnl'Or..( of whom swore Iteratively-that this wouey was coop. , . ' • of shirts, shifts, she.eia, table • linen, &a. the pro-e slut three: ••Spr. ; ,..eons ofjilirty aeorst.esperience in St.. . calculation, ao new Vial will be granted. Th e terfeite :'' • - - .sltlla6, DeLlitie., tod seriifitines DOen.re have egati . , ' ether Judea slid :net hmintain this universal nags - . P ettyefirs Mar Ti of Judd-p lace , St. • . 3 .rty of . y . w'M.-treal liattril at °onetime-Moine, 'Greitt!Oharlitektorrin, • The-Counsel for Ole Pla i nti ff . elected to be lon. aneras. . „ .. .lire ; Grese•confinetl liinistOf tweases where married: 1 naposiee the Br/. &palace Ilill'; Chapel, I,llackfriars'-"-. sobed e liifulthetlasatitige.thet they (rad little doubt . %I A ssION 1110U4E.- Wednesday R. Rowley . W . 4, chnrTed by whom the Politic ire 'far e d withatrusalisattna or. mendebauched the wires st re friends •, an Bu l. • I lie•' • dLI l ' all eseliteeteba bitet in tll9 e, .. . . •with bean C01.t01111!.1 ii• the robbery of roe Chi nice / 47, 4 1 "1. meal. The'Ltrioution rtni.iis the astenthwisof Chosp nits - : ler,.'es great a Judge .eseLeed Kenyon,. was &titled name, .' , ere tell- in th e ties ,it of NIL WIT fittlit.ll same 11 . 1 {, :mi , ! ...4 o r .e e, e ,. i ,.,. • ii i: 4o * a y e irmim il ic s nti temte ~,e , 77.. :.. ,II maim 1144 W ill*. , Anil tint; once. T:e pi 11101114' laai: I ilrly plleclielSeil a lia , le Iv' 16 ha e , n:eneee tn.:ewer have .nster4 . liwileSlffilti." . Fog/twos tr• I Should 'ld be granted where ' Thie stelitan titeinit' fise•litiAttorney's. hill. '1 • lie IA o pi n i on , that a DeliV.;_ fit , ll , -,,f 4 4i re-, in Ott Loiters., at 01l u.. • OtHies in tne et ortiolai on inc -.it'll,. fare, 3/11S1 body, sore throat,. moups, arA deviances were excessive. Justice and sound policy : of ,hr /.:xf lotoce. Its i).. f mem tor the., he te.le, . . n tee un i.. e in tii•? ears, swellings iii the wilt, dimmers of sight' , Statute requires•thet atleast one motet, before action sletoeitdethat Courts of Law were not fettered, but of t i re -timk i:‘ unestion, ou Kann. ,•:. which'iaz .'i tri.iiii !be' tray, pains to 'the head and •Iliolis, fitmiewtly nista& brought, taw attertiey shall deliver , hie bill, signed - te:litee,. :en° hi-Went sttet n ,k;? ha had . «t t i .i pu; . rhersilkor ; welessi in the tulip, mak s Mt tbe shin .. Aril& interfere in cases of .rim con. lle cited Ist c n i ume r b T ' i l)ll ,::: Stith his name, " 4.1 f the dwelliiistshouee, or other, ' e„ )ernford and East, 267, to show Lord Nlansaititl's re t ire the . amount, hin a t;erei rl i z , e tlLArver, ka n ii 'pm giousl; brew • s ai w nt i P l oc , " o "f•te is j ' . fr g itiers ar t e lant tetanal 'ra h !: Mese re rr i Caonris place' of *Wide," 01 .the Bide i ,--- - - " 3 "'• I " this c--- " ' . ' .generel Position that new trials could he grateed ill es. nudist one of the tete .9. n ot t lb, • mite, upon ao; appi; r i:g arid Co. are consulted dail y by all make of pence, from el-- the bill had been left at tor.sllop of the Defentlatif,• e e d al e f e e excess of till Ma es . He then cited Claim.' f it...:. h , ,et i i i 7i' lz l Y :" . itt e n t i l u t c n i - sts ' iit' ! i t: . 117) n w it i ;or s ell e ion. ts u a ir s i e%ve•er e l d 'ili ei,4,holdPstebeyi"P'l2: nisi po g s ve t* it t yke Intl°. " oei ll eee' t „ros it an spothecaty ; but ft !li s t." nut appear tJiat. lie lilted hers y v. Caulfield, Gt h East's Rep. It there appear. Mi e l• - • - • . 1•1::::.,..n....",,.., eie Leorta.str , r. the 'Wien*. dispatched to , 11:e v Coroer, nod "priSa sr le iarLas i ft* feta; 1 u e5. '44416 • • ti i here. - . • - • • ... es! the matter now arguieg .61RS a mo r e point ; but. . • mutts A 0..... • Akan ..hile the l'ii.,ko..r had i.ent a porter to his .... . •• . It w.as e onten(l4ll. en the.pert a the Plaintiff, that , . .. resaileine in Co..- cob.. for 101 ? .eu lieu of tin. unit. In search- - Lord Ellenborough supported the proposition ; so. L'g aim, a pap. r ita, limo, rooat.ing the names of Lottery Pi En.: • rhisetes not a eufficient delivery; . 0 ..• . t haft indeed did the - whole Court; that is, that the Court ( Klee' at e. ewe ea dad porch:.-,i i Numbers of ticket.; for al l, .Oa the e3d inst. at her residence in Newington, Mn Bat Les'd Eeteetoottouou held that, not only . : , , „ v , , of a hir , non ap i tlieation, it acs • found he had chro g ed 4tickle , in her 46th year. would consider the evoleneee atm 1 0 0.; at th e (13 Fages • ChiPpitu:Norton 1 „, • 11. e bill been properlyeletivered, but that it a . ould le,. Diri in , huh e %amino thrill the port . .-On Tataiday. at Brighton, C h asies fliperifelihet. of would l o ok upon • the cleithireof the J ury, and :tweeer, ey le, *Wei.. arrrveil in, the 101. , wheel the l i o d- surer, Londoo, and Birchaager, Essex. have been impropee.erelpiee eleliveted it elsewhere, as eir•ntined the letter, whose es Wince proved quite On the Nth inst. at Greenwich, lo her R6th year, MI would, in ll there *s their discretion ' ' .tita Too' a cases , ; exereee in , the eerily there eisniktots . his trade. • • , • ottiatfsfacV- The Pliiioterconfessed 0,...- " . sad passed one : Bird, wife of Ilk. George Bird, of the above place. Mr. Tana , •ll iile: that its the Common Picas, it had .' grar beet. determined, pe t etermined, that a delivery at a counting-house' se: : war lint •SUffiriklit ; and that the Court. were ito the .`- habit . ofieequitleg tentict compliance with the tferefe, sect Of the itaeote, actiortlye' liethie . caeii, howevegirebeee,e et . bi It :deli:weed was produced by the Comeeei iteet.divnsse.t e , Defendant, and it :did not *eerier - that he.iiiodateise Pw, 7 other alto of abode 'than the Itoose 'necked (40sis... • ' .. r -- she. ~..:_- • ,-,:.,...,r..,.:;.47 ' races '- The Cilettr Reelect, melee the clitumstancieletheld •, • Sod' that the delivery was euffiritist e „--. i ' • •-.;. .i.,. : , .I. (h. Silt W. aowelet 'iit:i. e. Ot:titictii: ANN Xecerwett. the . . h is was an 'artionstigalest thebbildred ender . the 1 -e. - . A • , . - ....iv lite deelaratinn starting, that 0 . • pitiable. of ON lie • Sens, exceeding le, ,riotously and tneitiliotiusfy al- ~,,,. s, mbled , bfkib to pitfl dovin and destrby the house ;h e of the Plaiiitiff, its Wimpole.street, on the 7th of. the March last. tram the date it will be Need, that the. , • riot co-1110414d of originated in the Corn 8114. The Cm amount of the dernnee eneteitied •by Sir W. Rowley . . full (obese family was fortunately o u t of town), amoun t- .he • sod to 1181. I4e. 3d., the iron railings hewing been Jut pulled down, the shutters destroyed, the windows and nh, frames broken, and the door injured. The .dister- . the hence anal other circumstances were satisfactorily l ieu emoted, as well as the reasonableness of the charges • wi l l for repairs, anti a verdict his given for the Plaintiff. ;. i ' et lien similar action, herittght bystiesi; Floyd against the hand red, the Pla 'miff vies norovinied under the foie , H e Inning circumstances. The Plaintiff 'il house was nest e t h h to that of Levi Bathurst, and on the ettempt at elemoe, - .te - • 6 7e !S ti ne Of the 1 / 1 .101 of his Lordship, that of Gene Floyd i c h i ssie n s . e. t There ;weer. We's a Plaintiff in such ti tightly corked, a'cid. the top of the Cerk. efered with had , been injured, but to no greater extent than . the ! sealing•wex to distinguish the'eml ee s eitio •beiiis fixeif, case who-exhibited so pu re a, c h ara ct er as the Plaintiff breaking of some of Abe windows. , i . the, to a (jeep see •line, toril Stink, the blillocri' ownwerds, iin ptebeee active. .. Lord . Eeeesaottoven was clearly of opinion, 1 . motion- 'as refused with costs. The '' to tAredeptli of wit. huisdied ttlitotes, Wil'repeatedly • that this incidental damage did not come within . foetid, on being drawn up, filled with 'triter, anditie . Mr. Bellew/ thee g ave entice of a motion to set' the Statute : no violence was directed against thecork inverted, arid armlet fixed in tee neck .• tif (he aside the ver di c t , on the greutids that at the thee of ' tense of Ge o . Floyd, : nor-could the damage sus- bottle. The expet itoOnt4 were * mute . 4•4 the. de the. trial the Court had no itteisdiction' on nett * wit of ttieed he considered edemulishing, or a beginning to • • • . issu i ng e. • • i an error in t h e venire. . • of one bundled fathoms,.awd therefore iteeie - .. . demolish.. • I ascertained whether the same effeete wrrild have •is `4 01 1" --- " • . ~ - , , . - COURT OF COMMON PLEAS , DIIIILIN. A 'melancholy event took place s on Sunday night 'r t• produced at a less 4epth. A Solution of tlif reit; 1 • • at tett AL CONY KRSA ?10N. , 110 o uftforeseen e Impoorneuoo would he interitst . ' , GUTHRIE V. seettea..fr the heroin .o o .' v . -...- • . • - last, at Warwick,• arisie& secog, fcke to the •11' "" 1 L % e p ublic .- e ee e ant . •es earn / ~, in a confined room. The unfortunate victims were- • • )_ Mr. Bun Rows.- This cause was tried last Term :„, _ _ - .• . . 1 .The Contractors for the present Lottery; hivejir,s4 i( «as an action brought by the Plaintiff againt the Mr . Newry, ry, aale,pewry his wife), and theirson, •• l e - e h ' • moue y ado pt ed . t ;ea, all o f dividing , . ..11 7 , of ! the W - 0 1 ' . j)eferidant, fat crimeral conversation with the Plain. t 1. • • ars • OP • irhe room had•been receiailY re shoot ye . . ..; .., , • , .. i the 6000 Tickets into Shares,. to amble theio to liaie naked- and'was dam 'mid tit air - it' the No' pipe - _ . tir zt..1..kfe.,, whep a verdict was given for 50001. da- .. •+ • . - - 1 8 - 1 :•-- • ,' . ..r ~. „ a Supply for the Public when the first tint o/ the' . , mons to goo,* so. e yert e pheced a pot or cote t a n one mazes. - Shares sold : hat even this '. • ilt net ttn 'd o ‘" criceei • there btinigeitiohinniey the faniil'y fell . teit- 14. e •.*'• • - 1 • will • • -• ' ...et; fo lle moved for an orderto set aside the verdict on : •• o• • -es • • , , .1 , _prove .00,flicutiet to meet the element] ;Amu 'boot the' the ground of ext.;iSire damage& - . 'zifice to suffbcatlen. . •-. • .i .' e .. . . . t, • • ; . 1 . td dii • • new - ..Kingdem; foe.tue ; AM.-tile TiFittts 'were sold thee Mr..llviteows thin steed what lie cansidered the' • -A 11101 .! 1,1 .f0 • . arr ~ ,adtsla in Dock poi. .ditty, before the &arbor Ofebel t J.;, 6 f • :..att s .. 1 . ,, , kr,y a neg •tiformittiou 4f his owo wife , few basin strops anti ereemoroverted facts, which appeared in Itelae-'Ol l the I e. .., • (1, • ,there ; time fifteen Thoteund, what must he:expecte( evidence angle trial. Ile admit ted'the neve! rpeof elle. iideserfed.Sleeet 1 : 1 .v.eaesago fronethe. Co . Iditreene Re- : le_ do te L e epe ry n e • •,, i r 'l . `h .. It• 'k i geie is aid te gno • tion, atiffsa wno doubt, as One question . would hir e ] OM . ettt.of . Fool. . ..•.. 4 t )(every angry at not • s , ny : ,ore . ()mom ic ets e , with Twoz isput , reaes .Prizes of • e 59,000 ?!! MA' whither Pig Court could set aside a verdect of error. -I) g eel alloweid t 0 reptile Ow mei riewaid. '" .- ' • '-- . .. . ,._ • 10,1o e h mast all be drinon Next 77tur Wys; indeint " '", role. fleedmi•leff it was long' Clinshilered that Otte • 'Yesterday movraitig,e.ahniet one q ' ejock , .a te loitiurec seems, to here arrauged the Scheme ou,pur e l Court would not set elide Weeediciin•tlitt eine of g broke out in 'etteweeltoustein Upper . 7 Liksotkasifkat, ,Pose to meet• the wishes of Adventuress who . buy (weeded nirultAseiti`teri be -Woad' they-That 'the PatMingto.n. - • ..rh*Are. rated witjt great. fury .for a Steenes e for Two It Ar.vee have now Facet Citeecee ' em ur t h a d discretion to set it 'aide at lb any 'other . coitsidwrable time, but was CotiGlied etilirely tn. th• to gain 4 3 25,0 • 00,, vied two Chances to p t iiii . :so,ool3; 6 a•;:'. house where it begirt, destroying the whole ieterioe r whilst a Witnee 'Nen P.T. could only bate had Two Mr. VANeirtetot.-The Court cannot hoar the mo- together with the furniture, Chances to gait:l2so Obi .i Pr em i 'Br ism •ftl ' Ulibei .40 R( -. , gri D i /tit* i T" 'with V I stricitm ern PRel se of lh lei •bt by 19 00 4 . its 68 413 Sei e allitievt 44r.t. titZ id r I _ . «.4.M 4 saiwi U , , );._P• it hJ qy v , M;IL. --•- v ' " 7 7 - 7 7 7 7T,,c -"" ---":- i """ "; ".. -- "" " "" • ' nni.ilfgrtieldr. The Pt iii Iter . 't&nfessett lhal he bal passed one •antitigtt..riest, 1 rio 1,. ; iht th ese grnuntig It was Corn- vole id 142;114'4. but d :Wed Iniving riretilitted nu) , oilier nI ne sttont id.ibt4 . to . tn't Air guard 'spies/ the delosion vame . ktnd. i!edcnii.d : ,Tan !raving :11!bie.1 th e •14ii Mute a t 0 tif.y .l we clerks, ha tv, ver, in the offwe, bad uo do ubt ,r ; &sir,' g . ...iid)g ant . i Tetkieti of :the e v id enc e . 11' a ; o a r a t ,l l , mid to was reinnuded. con - CAA . ' " .....:.* . • •i :. •! - ... - .' i Vtig '. triai.—l epierilny James Lawrence,. who, on a .•. . r itiiitt,.d .; l:3 0 !it '. NO% atl in i 14741 .. Of the COI fr to the f_0....._, si p v. g.i.:,,,,ed with robbing LlinaLetli Dunbar, w, 4 , 2,1. under a propiti2.e of pityin g for her eitl . 'oetf;t 7 i 7 ai : e' fo Itiiiit .4 .6i AAma t tes *Eke, it - floc ,"„-. " rem, was: di•eharsed in consequence of the hu• it 4filitA4oFioact e t 7 s es' i nliti: , . . ' Ima we of the Prowctitr:x, olio butted that sire had . . . , e iieerty. earl Ow she scam induced td 1 . 041 4 111,6 . 11911 4 f„..1 hit ielnekt must rob Kegiflatp'd i f .. e. .. . 4. * . f acebtia of the Prisoner having a wife Ittio4 W:htillreti )114...'ehtire : were. a, Oirtiber of.leiWihred chi r - - ~ ~ . ilk for. 444 1•0 igii'f of ii, '.:: hi;:h he Weida reserve f* _' ." ..... —_... 1 'risme ite. . nett efttlll b e o,o6iiht 4; pint the . .fifel" 4 Riv . - —4;',lrt l'uesdaynight, at flood tide, luVery . i",ll;ebeienaciiit•triedlU,ith (ha 'we'll:au:Wet 'a . gang% '. , is, ennsistieg of five men, in a ski ff , i " e rlisciiveri t - thPiriltitt AT. 's," -::./.„ .-., , ! boardedlis ~. ge off Littiori.stoirs, the pa petty of'l mr: qutir t i (01144' .` 't . tht)>fenliit,sr hick ! Mr. TuAley, lighterman. As soon Is they got on l• Ogled, ill VI 7 1 1 6 . ':. ' iii 17' '-' .-. 1 ..; . a pro- ; board.; finding only the watchnian,lhey immedia i tely irep se for I .itivi .. :t !.., , - • .'" ,arcertited i • gaffed and blindfolded him, threatenieg instantly .to . conduct of ! molder him, if he attempted to make the least resist- e Defendant fee 't . • •:. e k,..' l• .. • ff , ,;„ ~ : " S , e wife. . .: . 'Lord No)tsolkii'' Anion of th e ' London-bridge, until they got near an empty bitge, ... . • the Jury had ourt. , 1414 " ',.. where they put the watchman on board ; but preti.. It opportun ity t • ItIR e ver might; ousty, they held a conversation how to dispose of 1 the educate .. „ • ~.• _. :,• , ng the sale, the him; one was for throwing him overboard, and a second for running him through ; the majority 'of I sry had time tool - : . ... ~., .•.. ; . ,• red throeth the hole of the trial is hiat•tiiv!, :, ll,' .i : .- . iitit continuing in the gang pronounced his sentence to be put on board ' o arms, still v :inflect:4o. t .. 41,1i 4 . 1 0 1 of afahlear• the barge, where, they cried nut, he might get*tshore gre has. i. • .. :OtteqhtitOcat ,i4ultery proved-4n if he could, and if not, vie might fall 'overboard and I lottery. . ! ‘,.... .Pti •hr gublicity-:-•ii adultery perse- he d-.-1-d. The barge, saieti, With her car ti wasp trPd •ilhi,:- ; 11 04kre'd 4° staerat instances of lar ge ,:. stolen' hy•thein, waS yesti.iclay morning found athwart i 11 , 4 ,.. - . 11 . 'thie g iii 4 l puososieitgainit a postillion.,;.;„„„64l,b,idoitc; junk.. -with four_ hogtheads of _sugar e eitiisteil thettiiinion of Lord Ellenhorotigh, that • A C ueneient -of the 'quantity. is verdict could not be Set aside. The Jury were , .. , . . , ... . _ .. Crjetot's 'EXPERIN ENT.—An . :empti ladtll being ,p sat respectable men, their Conduct was fair seed i . h torte _ i nr.d ' i •1.. • 1.. w J •E 1 1;221111 = 1 :==all. ": STY. ' 4 t the Duke,' lithos. and. Ike re- reli. a Fr. nrhmiin. (ma the ruins„(, I The evidence nns batik, (If be form er &I' Mahon :is a few months in th e lly D. 1 each All of them not e‘Io;ot In brd. l e attd %me. , of the ()Id • r (ik , one,. so of 1 4 , t.N0 43 . is co w . sat•direc. tea view • ," .diet wet, 01. retody Of S sued in . Ma rqeit, Pr re. The • e l I Hewitt' , 13r entered ' 1• 4 e• * " • •_ : 9 ,, 70. 9..• • VI Od; . e !nears POritr.a. tat W• ittrrei. I e•ipt.l the, ot Ms lune are rite mrn, trio Eraprtoro ttea and tithe. del /ht '• strit- litien for Itin towe, Or. Me[ :shoe. vial Coo rot sisnt eleves • ty. Thew. hi DIP Cllr 'n. M. E. New Or- in. Sarah 1( 46. ( • bli ekes et. ee cure of loos rdhv IM ••• of Iti, it bib hi Ca- attiv I o.)..}ie! to 9, et I.i• of 0.. Let 8 ..,u• writ 11; NI ill Ito [tome of ant now wlfttd aid If a Cer• f inrhru•- PR' space ..I 11. 10:,•cs 41141 all Levin le. tiPtle't •,, q l, , cred Q ila rh .tti 1 rural re Si It Ire rt. PO. N. I .hrlhri are del , r _ enl es . ear L. Po uted 7 .04$n ell r e tv:.o. Thee . 61 eel *Melt rro +4 too ha.: Leto RN Itt e wow furl ni 11,33 di.* ~..2 ,111 of rveruti Right II I tte iv Rt. 11,,, of 1::.•4 Siug eon rt..rkel