The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-02-10 00:00:00

Fir r wm.,,,34•4:twried:thir &N ft om( . rat.•... 1 ) ill.!rented —that Ike Myna Yad pehli.Md a teller hirt' , be Numerable Kamen end bi Ceersiteee were called elpon ames•r—emel iliac the edwireer Mr. Weeler rink In b, aimed urea. !tit r. Itrnarr7. after totting whether any tither remains= a. i.hett 1.9 adtlreva the '1 leeting. and terei• hog eta Mit wvf. Mfl SO • NlMltit a &II k• Arturo ho pat the qtrestissa.— Haw /114,1Wri Gel not will; tonasedreeling alma the ehrtrael a. rh hod herr, *write mt hita,hy Mr Ham, with regard Its Ito- 4...wh0rl at the last Meeting. The fir., eharee was, duet he 1...4 wevetalret Mr Wank, fnrow sproltaie :.1 that iambic ; but 11,,. %I r. %Semler Ittne•elf W disifectly dented. " 1/.0 •••• net prevent Mr. Ile .Iwee- frmn speaking r eth t Edon , ' ' 64 . Hem s hot no the Ilse. Ilannee• reference Is Mr. do- i IS , , Ne6wrrill in the negative —(Here the cries " 'ff. sr. I tent!" acre Mod and general.) lhe llowstrable Ranthet resunsed.—lle appealed to the re. emlleellen Of tlwe• ID he were present it the last Meeting, whe. thee 6,04 ant MVO exam, exertion in his wooer to procure a (sir lie:ince Br every Gentlemen who attempted to speak. Mr. Hem IsimerWadmitted *Mir hod anise se with respect to him t Mr. Heat Mlssitted this). Theo •pna what ground, mid the flonsinerabbe Ilareoet. wins he ehorgeohle with partiality? n as rhos 1141 tieoler in diocesan tbis charge. because Ise did owl wish ii to go forth to the country, that, open as @caries, in "kick it WIN bb be la be• impartial. lie mold bath been be— Waled ore say dereileties east dot list if Mr. Haat really thOught him partial se that treas Se e, how came he (Mr. lire) to We vilest, when. Vote of nooks was pawed 6.r his impartial esedoct ie she Choir? Mr Heat was present at the thee this vote was need with unanimity, if be ieeollected rightly yes. •es. exerimed several voices} Wt., did not Mr. Hum mak na objection to that io.te. 11 his (Sir Fraiscis Bor• d test conduct were objeetiotothie? Arnim, dreg, of Mr. Illuat's was. that he (Sir Fresco Iterilets) had nautiect under. *feeding with Maj-r Cartwright when b. mid that the Maps*, MA is., wish to be le rains...on, Bat the fart wee, that as WHO Isnoernsastiti PA 64. —( Mr. Hum exclaimed. that be thoon-ed ••••)--Heve Ihr Fraser. .hserved, that it would be 1 ember too Model* were Rot mil. held rspeosibl • fee the s• a. tiserotswbieb be serer stirred, and she acts elate be *ever did, hes fair the seppertiow .4 sir. Ham res.—( Henr..beer 1) The feet was. hosier. r, that he had en dbliael endersording as nu the abbe. Mitj , .r Cartwright. Midways thought the Major re I. hs wornness that M. otly object was to prom le Raise.. w than tiny satiny. ambitioes •.r person mottee. He was, be confei.sed„ simple eswgh to believe so. • ad therefore he nes am annoy of nay wish no the part of the Major fora sent la Patissaseio • Hem. he elated his belief Mothers. For him a- floe vine Wall% to say, stoat he had ow wish for 'he Majet's in trewlsetion le the Home of Cemanose, foe Iwo teswons—drit, beethies hr thought it would Mal* death t sod anemia, • be- Came be was of orisitsa that this wurrable ladivWleal would be able.* render were service u. tot public tersely that cameo( writing and curliest which be so long sail sis lesdeMy par mei, than by any effort ho could possibly maw in do Ifensee of Commis .s. os•laine, faired, be bed ghee stolid la sio Meier himself, • 100 had never enplaned any direst from ler fin them grounds Shea. be hoped be wadi! be deosedjaMilable is • lot he had state to be Major Cariwright's wish spat shis rob Jere. Now sit to h.s observations ar stick's: lichleetiog Mike. lest, the. hese**, Irak the claims of Major Cartwright le tee to-pert and rowilltlesre .1 all She Friends of Reform, it st odd be inrpossible to carry his Bleeder, for Westminster. TbilloPti! Sine •as formed hoes she report of others, for ha fowl. Mt oltionegh he would ho very willing hiarslf to vane he ha Major, his i 5..,. would he impossible. Hence be MOW Mot is November, whit* was hot asseciensinos opinion, and which, after all that he cosh tearooms his esor-rirosioss optsioa mane sohnsitted Mts. that dm decimation of that npinhso oaten an of July Is older to wore the success of th e popular more. which be was Wood to pininote. This declarnisoe, however, he made without any disposition to depreciate the character, or disparage the merits of Major Cartwright. Of those merits so 1.11.• coal/ indeed be mote sensible than biassed', as be had al ans • sated WO is public and in private. UM as to the Ma i.e.. pablicailaa. to which nn llonownible lenroset (Mir U had adverted, be felt that he (Sir Eraser Bar den) hod a rSibt Is complain of it, because in that publicatioa the writer hod ceuateutriced the false insertions of Mr. Cob. bar. abbots,* be, the writer bitemelf, here nosy of those as wriinin to be absolutely false. The Major bad also, Is this sreculated span what he (Sir C. B.) might yet bet s. that be sigh truly darn Reform, like Ho Duke of Rkhealla. W. bereare. like him, Master of the thdaaare.- 12 pots the probability a Dosch as extraordimry tthasillms, he wooM leave the ~_Si mane of the Public to determine.—( laugh, and Dear !)—lbet it was. in fact, impends's!. (seamy awe to my what knight become. He might, indeed. yet became so surer.— (lead Inaghter.)— Hat so long as be retained his (M -isr nod faculties. he frosted that be sever shield be fogad so perused friss the essertioa of the rights and liberties ofbk am& etyteen. It was. however, the best way to treat this and ether fawns's charges lately levelled against him, to peruse Hs ISM pinin straight-forward course which be had beresolorafalloyed. it war, ind.s.d, his nitration to persevere its that eseme. Odd leave it in tits, to expose the fallacy of his secareee.—(load applurser.)— ask respect to the allarion mode to what be had mid on 4 formes day to the family of Mr. Hisbenese. his obese. satins. were mussily aiiooderstoods far be did of say OM Mr. linhono.e bad abondoned his father's conaezioa. in ash. tosolis principles: het hr did ebeerre. that ens/Merin' the kiwi affectionate feelsags which disting•ithed Met Gentleman. is sus so result proof of hi. sincerity, that be difered from Ihe opiates. of a father whom be loved and respected, to support the proi.ciples which he coos-rived essential to She freedom if his cottony.—(A pplonse..)—Of the farther persomd or po liCrol merits ai Mr. Hebhosse he should say nothing, became that Gentleman was present, and because lbs. Peebles of West /Moan. basing had as opportunity of know leg that firstborns. weed themselves, be boa* on doubt, form ■ right estimate of these merits. and decide rateordingly. —E A pplasms.) lbs Asp ndsarot brigs pro mid negatived, the original me lino was carried by • very haw majority. Mr. 111•14srsts moved the natal of the Merlin to Plc Frnoris Burdeis for his Impartial cogwheel Ile the Choir, as well as tar his lang•tried and constitutional endeavours to promote the rights sod liberties of bit coootryaren. The motion was tarried with aeelam.mont sad lie Fraud- basing rely, wed, thanks, the Meeting broke op aboat he o'clock. THE LOAD HILL PACKET. [lllOll TIII MANZI ADvanyzetal By • lenge from Liverpool, dated 30th alt. we are sorry to state, that the intelligence resp►cting the wreck of the Lard Hill is beyond all doubt con. finned. Part of the stern, with the word " Lord" in white letters. sod pert of the taffeta rail. were cast up near Southport; • piece of plank with " Man Packet" on it, the water-cask and cabin scuttle, the four lights, the compassion doors, part of the tiller, the boat seals, and part of the gen. wet., sod small pimps of the cabin, all recognised to be parts of the Lord Hill. There was also a mat contaioing sin flitches of bacon. From every in formation we conclude that she had struck on one of the banks a great distance oat, opposite the smith of the Ribble. None of the bodies bare been found. Particuler orders have been glees to make search, end if may be found, they wilt be taken care el and buried. Two or three hoses were found broken open and a trunk marked M. supposed to be Mr. M' Bride's, as it contained • handkerchief stalked with his name. There were fund a Bible with two tide tables, three licence, for tea and rum, with the names of Robt. Murray, John M‘Bride, and Jane Milburn; also a trunk marked No. I, in which were ja waistcoat. a pair of brown pantaloons, two or t►ree white anti a few handkerchiefs. We subjoin a list f the unfortanate I•asseneors, who, all to a t>•ao, Lot eacepting the crew, peri'hed. Jottm Nl.Behle, merchant 18. :I!ilhara, Lazy \ jor Coehb;io, !lassoes Mfg S awl Thos. COTS. S-,,not on dot. hrnA. bows V %ales . 1 -ne Ohi FOrt•4l Mel Was c.......4;maie itnbeet Oao,, C r.0..4 .on Jobs WAlher, Peel U:. Fart:lnt, 11 1 14.1 illyPre•aer Te..re. Merl J3111:4 1:41.% Lag!ard Me. Mrrrrr. Eaglaad I)fialrl karate, traaster jaimer, Y Carpenters i h hil PO. Cr :10a ambles. It SaPors, pmengern Ldlwat.l Ittthelts 5 ItUto—ibe crew. la all 5 *nub. The S..sions d the Trace for Ilte coon'' , of Mid dlr•': will bees, at the therleme nese, on Clerken or‘l i 7;• 1 . .”, en Nee4ey. OM. THE MINORITY MI Ilk. CAMlaTelleOTlOlf wog AIMING ?1I OT Ilk.llOOOllAI, TO TOO CONllliTkk FOX ttanitlpG INT. US ‘97.1111. qg Tll.ti SA Ur Aliereressite.Hs. J. lisSes. Earl of Nemeses, Robert Alba, .1. H. • }isles. K. Neville. lies. IL *Wien,. Vitessel Ferbes. C. Nenli, I). Awes, Sir G. *Feseitettee. Nir. Newport, Sir John Aubret, lilt Joie Femora. Sir U. ('. Gs le., A. Wroadlworoo, Jolts Fdsgreeld. Lard*. O'Collag lon, J. Beaumont. T. W. Flees 8.4,1e1is Ord. Ws. i)essee, T. F. &okra, Bra. l'o•Illa ore, Dr. .Blair. J. H. Gerdes. Hobert Preit.erer, Ed. Dorian. J. F. (Inalows, K. J. G. I'4lsner, C. F. Bonet, Sir T. Grotrase, Sioolford Pores, Th... Durant, Jeers Greserese, Gem P.oraell, Sir 11. 'either. W. W. Grerfril, Prime P. ir.r, H. flsrmau, Ralph Grill*, J. W. l'Ailips, Gen. ilson, How H. G. Heise, Sir W. Phillipe.G. Jan. Respis. Be.. Dewilies, Lord A. Phillips, C. IL .Birch. Jot. Hrses. D. W. Prot,. H. 'Erewse, D. Ilearketwe, Sri G. Power, N. dm. Greve Howard, Hes. W. Rear/es. J. C. Iherresslas, Sir W. lisseed4 H. Wiley, Sir M. W. Caliliwipe, Hee F. Hegira. W. L. Itsbarti, A. W. Crrooplowy, Sir W. de How, Jos. Rebels, W. T. Osieert, C. Nulelsisess,lies. C. Resell, Word W. Carter, Jilts Kissed v. J. F. .Kessell. Lord H. W. Cesesdisi, Lewd G. Limb. lion. W. Resell, Lord J. Clilford. L. l.,:r. Lii.siese,J.-Ise Riaosell, K. (i. Chrism, Lessee. Sir Ws. S.flis, Karl of Cells, Sir J. Loseestie. Gee. Smith, We. Collier's.. N. W. R. Legb, Theo Souk. He.,. Culriessi, Cesar Leeks, Wm. Nook, Sow. Coocassaoa, L. L Viet, KwA. Smith, J. 11. Crampton, Sara. Marked. N. et. st.iii. .104s0sPerii Devi., T. N. Iliserlier W e J Tivriodeli, Morsels Drumm. Ties. ilsetiatn.4. shei.P."Tayier. M. A. 1)...0i50m, W. J. Madoek.. W. A. :r mer., Aft 4 1 .0.49: Dickinson, W. Nototlasok Joan 1,% .iiisee, Aid. Desalas, des. F. S. Man.", J. Nods, Ed. Deersieds. Viler. %Where, Pool Wow, Jain Deedes, Ilse. L. Dor All, J..tur Worobreed. Wow. Desdes, Hee. 0. Mol. , ,soke, Mask Wilkie,. W. Ussilse. Thee. Milt.. (i. W.I. ..... Sir R. Doorearrr4 D. Mart, Sir C. Vt ..ed, Marrone Ebrisetes, Vise. Moore, Peter W.on, t* W, Ed•ariE. Jabs 11.1alpel 10 is. N . d. heave. E. W. LUNY, Edward T s John Camel end J. G. Limbos. BOXING. The match hetweets Meat. the gardener, aad Dolly Babb, for fibriform a side. was fouglitoa Tomlay. la the marches op. past*. .toolvoieb, a pieee'of grouted eatavaurable for such spans at all does, but which was mill won, for she wetness of the day. Foos bemired metes of ground, la which a twisty • tsar feet ring was wade, is is the roomy of Kept. abboogh os the Ewe: side Glee wake. sad the spot was lard ispaa to pre test iaterroptioa from the Lettish kooks. It was also opposite the hulks; and as the Images there were well a gestated ebb the saticeovrtag of the basin rlag, sod Wad some bettiog epos °mines*. the lagers had se baerest as to the malt. The Gnat esplais was ant present, sad slain were kft to the Cam lailSars. &twig eves. but A bbmt kw choke. Sentodt. Olivet and Shel tie (Sr Abbot I sad Owes and Itawdal, for Smith. MOUNDS I. Unlike the modern system of Sibling, the west went In womb by Amish hitting out with his favourite right head, which told slightly upon the peck. Ile brake away, and hit at the body with the right be. d, when hie adversary modes smart re fers with he lefs, whin drew claret front the eyebrow. A tort rails followed, and Smith sande his right-hanied kits par tially, bet he was reformed span again with the aft until she blued poured forth in absa daaer There was mum hitting it this mead than in any other, and Smith fell I. a close. s.amlth hit sat with bis right haod again, bat Ms force was 6 last in miLing, and a rally followed i• which Abbot treat- d with wale success, isl Smith fell Prow a slip. 3. Abbot received a right-bawled blow in the side, and the Mika/ 4. Smith placed a slight blow upon the neck ; be was remora- ed apse at the bead and fell. S. Abbot arsmal to guard ageing. his adversary's riche-handed his, which be bed ran ht is she mech and ribs. lie parried it is this naiad sad Smith fell. 6. After swat defeatise illghtiag for wind, Smith placed a hit is She mark, bat it was ON bone to do esentioo, aid both tell from closing. To wade through a samosas of 90 rosadgog hem she meas les nos be conveyed la • saws eampass, was Id be tedious mac (leader, and we Mall therefore oily 'mice sack part. hi the combat as resters mum\ memmary. It wa- (silent to am, beq•ainted with llghtiag, that Smith, who was rowidered slate, hod lost the strength of hi right-banded hitting, and his kit was always Mnrensise. Round 9. Ilere Smith his Asa and Abbot stepped in with a smart leis-banded facer his righti band being of littk use, sad bash fell Ina time. Abbot at' this time had sot a mark upon kig face, ad tkwitb*s banns autielpotel two asking ages, sh a t of Medea bud (Wax. nod If sot that be email swear his adversary ow, Tim lest at these hopes smashed is the 15M round. when Smith placed that which seesmed to be a imaszfee upon his adversary'. Inw. hot it left no Impression. Ile. however. still wined this engsise, and Abbot imaged him ad retuned with his left-a.nd restesisses. !smith took to another system after die 2.4111 wand (that of Hill 44nrd's game with diktats). to go down with hi- bit, and than weer isi• adversary net I bet ysoth Ins w Abbot's side, and after men sky-poky week, be made plays but his at- ILick win of the sea awkward and feeble Iliad, it resembled no nee smarting with glows, who did not awaits hart eAch othrr. or rather a teacher Mowing a envie! She heel elemeass of boxing. After she fight bad lasted two hours, Abbot got tired of the (treatise plan, and a' bitting had but little to do with either, it was who should stay •port thewear-ors guameim She ' r..iu !pu r est, The partisans of earls b.rawe trimmings. mad ..w, bloody noses Inok place. Smith's triends were for a draw. As length, slier contesting the battle fnr more than three beers. A bh.t was declared sietrios.t but neither of them half cosered themselves with glory. To-morrow the prisoners, who stand committed on charges of felony, will be removed from the sews ral jails in the city of London and county of Middle s*: to Newgste, prepsrstory to their taking their trials at the ensiles Sessions at Jostle, 11.11, in the Old Bailey, which will commence on Wednesday. Yesterday, between one and two o'clock, a stretched looking black man attempted to drown himself in the Basin, in the Green Park, when he was rescued from destruction by Sir H. Hooter, who happened to be passing. Ile-said thr,loldlftbrvirbeesd with the Ileseart, ender Colon•lShowirap r and was injured in his head by falling from a horse. After a long lovestlgation of his unhappy case, he was sent to St. George's watch-house, until the troth of his statement could be ascertained. The two Executioners of the I.sw in St. Piers. burgh having died, the Municipal Authority vainly offered their places to others, bet no Russian could be found to accept them. The Senate has, therefore, resolved that the ofbee shall be given to culprits con demned to the punishment of the knout. Seven prisoners, committed for capital crimes, escaped a few nights ago, from the New J.,t at Taunton, which they egected by Welkin through three thick stone walls. They had previously been permitted to work in the pri.on as carpenters, and accreted part of the teals with "Illicit they ode sup. plied. COU WAR OF EICHA Amsterdam. 0 U B. 0 U. Ditto. at f4ght, 0 0 Aernerdien. II ti C. F. Misr. at tirght. II 3 II Rotterdam, II 7 U. Antwerp. II 9.. tin. tinwhorth. 93 7 U. Alcrars. Xl 3 U. l'Jrit, 3 slat **a sight. 23 70 U Ilissa. 14 U. Ihwirtiernt x. Pi U. Frann.rw liOns.nin 9lndrid. 40i 'recline Catlin. 401 elective 31# Seville, Sa Uihraltnr. ,1106. Trauma,. res. 9. Lothar*. 319 Gram, lie nada, 3. Yeats,. 94 so ge:5 .,44 . IT/ per as. Aimee§ 50 1 opama, 511 11110 Japriro. 63 ' !Maim. 10i per Cent. I Cori, 10g prr I rat. Agio of tar Hank llollaad, Portugal Gold, Au Com, Golrr oz. ia liars, Neu Dollar, at. 9d. Silver.ira Bar, staodarel 55.7'. THE. STA'VESMAN LAW INTELLIGENCE. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, Irss. 9. RI DUN ENT. mu GILAGN Tlit DOL. OP NONDOLD r. STIES AND DMUS. Tut Vict•Citancet.Loa—" This is a very im portant caw, at it relates to Landlerd and Tenant. This is a bill Bled by the Noble Plaintiff agalost the Defendants, his tenants, praying for as bisection to restrain them from grinding their corn at any mill bat his, which was erected on the estate mad kept in repair by him. It has been ably contended by the Loomed Cosatel in support of the bill, that accord. ing to the castor of lb try, tenants were obliged to send their cora to the mill of their landlord to be amend; and they quoted two cases, in which ibe Judges of the Court of Escheqeer decided the goes lion in favour of the landlord. I think those cases are sufficient eethority for me to grant the lojeaction its this case as prayed for. Bet there ate two other gaieties, which arise out of this C 8 090, which, in my opiilnet can only be decided by a verdict of a Jury. Tito (sat, whether the Noble Plaiotirs reseovel of the too osigiwal water-mills and a mill of horse power, and substiteling for them a mill forced by means, bus so infringed oa the compact, on the part of the landlord, as to do away with Me rights of cus tom ; and the second, whether the crell.mg of corn can or cannot be considered grinding it ! I will therefore direct an isms to the Court of Law, to try thee, two questions, bet before I do so, I will take an opportunity of consulting with the Lord Chancel lor, as loth. terms the issues might to bedirectedio." COURT OF KING'S BENCH. Fes. 9. TIM KING V. J ANIS DOWDITCII AND OTHERS. At nine o'clock this morning, the argument e• the motion for a new trial in this time of conspiracy was resumed, when Mr. CAs•eOD, Mr. Save en, and Mr. JER Lmir, were hard at great Is•gth in sop. port of the rule. The COURT delivered • very elaborate judgment seriatim, and were eaaniareas in declaring, that there was oe snood made out for granting a otw trial. Mr. Serjeant PILL then addressed the Coed is si. gravetion of penishatent. Mr. Justice Boyce, in pronouncing the sentence of the C..ert, commented with much propriety on the enormity of the offence impend to the Defend ants, which, bad it sectbadod to the Meet contem plated, would bare subjected them to trial for a co pits' offence. The temente of the Court was, that Savannah hieing', shook, be imprisoned for two years, Jane Bowditch sod William B3srditch for 21 months, awl Junes Dontloch fur 18 months, in Dorchester Jail, and that, at the end of their respec tive t er ms of imprisonment, they should severally enter into severities for their good behsvioor for two years, themselves respectively is the sum of 401. sod two sureties in 201. each; and that they should be imprisoned °soil such security was found. KING V. DAVID ILICNADDII. This Defendant was convicted, at the Sittings after last 'ref., before bard Chief Justice Abbot, un es indictment for a nuisance, in carrying on a mane factory for the 'waking of gal-volatile from coal pa liquor, in the neighbourhood of Stratford, and he was wow hgoeght up for judgment. Mr. WALfOaD and M►. CHITTY having bees bard in mitigation, and Mr Guamge in aggrava tion of punishment, it was consented on the part of the pro‘ccJtiott, that the Defendant should enter into es undesjikilig forthwith to abate the nuisance, and he the mean time remain liable to be brought up for judgment. Excisr. PERJURIES. THE RING 9. SLATER Am) /OUTER. TheseDefeudautswere convicted at the Sittings after hat Term, before the Chief Jattice, of wilful and corrupt perjury, committed in the Court of Ea. chequer, is support of an information against Gentleman of fortune, in the county of Series, sawed George Harty, for a supposed 'mauling transaction. . . Mr. DVIIIIAN now preyed the judgment of the Coro, which was, that Stater should be transported for seven veers, and Soccer to be iinprisooed for two years in Heights jail. PO LW K. GotLonacr..—ThCOPlufnr Brormremanded os Sa today on a charge of uttering forged notes, wee again brought ep for esaminalius yestardey before Alderman DRAMAS. Mr. ROWIFIL emended as Solkttor on the pert of the Bank. The esideece taken at the previous hear ing being read ever, Samuel I.uccnck, Mr. Blackett's 'hot:moan, was again eaamised. and stated that on the Prisoner's giving him his address, be immediately wroteit down in his presence, ant no the forged note bent on a piece ref paper ; he bad since Saterdxy eaa. mined the paper, and found the address so written dome by him to be No. 2, Shaw'e-gerdens, Drury. lane. On hearing this evidence, the Prisoner eagerly interrupted the witness by saying, " Short's-gardens. not Shan's," and added, " I told yes the name of the landlord at the same time." This was not con tradicted by I.urcnrk. Charles Reese, showman et Mr. Otley'a, hosier, No. 159, h'leet•strett, said he served the Prisoner with the goods remand in his poss es sion between eight and nine o'clock on Saturday morning, he had no suspicion that the note he received from the Prisoner in tins merit was a fore(' one, and therefore did not ssk his name nr address. In the coarse of rooter. at•on, while he was looking not the grinds, the Prl. , oaer ribserseil to him, that ►e bed received a little money 84 a present f►om a friend in the country, and wes desirous of laying it oat to the best advantage. The witness then produced the note en taken by him, • which was No. 71,45'.!„ elated 10th of I).cemher, 1818, being similar both in slumber and rlsre to oee of the Nor fused ou the Prisoner In Mr. Black ell's shop. - Robert Wingfield, the person with whom the Pri. soner r4arigeil the other note at No. 4t. Strand, in payment for the liquor, wet next rained, bat it ap peared he was not In attendance. Mr. HOOKER Stiff, he had no other evidence In fa. fir, but he regretted much the abrence of Mr. Wing. bAd, as be considered his testir•,tony to be of rest importunes lathe cam, having understood from him that the Meaner gave a different account of himself at hip house ee Saturday owning. Mr. Wingfield had hem desired, and promised to attend, sod he was therefore greatly surprised at bis absence. The Worthy ALDERMAN then directed that the Pri. sneer should stand remanded to this day, and in the mese lime the necessary summons should be issued to require the attendance of Mr. Wingfield as a wit sem. II ATTON-GARDEN.—Yesterday Joseph Ilesdiag, • journeyman baler, was brought op for final en mination, charged with making " Dead Men," or getting down two or three loaves instead of one. Mr. Warren, the Gentleman defrauded by the Pri sager, brought Miss Cartwright, his housekeeper, and three ',Trent swirls, to prove emend cases of overcharge, which they dbl. The Magistrate regret ted very much that as the charge stood he had it not in his power to commit the Prisoner; Mr. Warren had his remedy against Mr. French for the over• charge, as it was hies he paid, mad he advised Mr. French to indict the Primmer, who was reluctantly discharged. llow-steerr.—Yesterday, Patterson and Sutton erre 6nally elamined on the charge of robbing the brig Marv, when cast away some time since am the Godwin S.nds. Samoa, who is a yeeog sae, and appears to have been brought op as a gospeler, con fessed his share in this transactios. Bet the Solicitors for the Underwriters, ae no ether evidence could be obtained to implicate the Prisoners, and Sutton did not appear to be conscious that he was guilty of any offence, were of opinion, that it was better to let the Prisoners be discharged, wbkh was accordingly done, after they had received a strong admonition from Mr. Birnie. Two Clerks of the Post-office were examined, pritately, on a charge of opening letters and taking flank-votes oat of them. John and Joseph Pope, and Mr. Iley, a stationer, were ezamined; the two former nu a charge of listing robbed a Mr. Wilson, a stationer, to a con. siderable amount, end ilae latter with receiving various quantities of paper from Joseph -Pope, the shops's of Wilson, knowing them to be the pre.. petty of the latter. After some invegrigetion, in which flay endeavoured to prove that he had bought the aper of Pope in the shop of Mr. Wilson, the Prisoners were remanded ter for ther 1/Jiggles sioLlC.—Tve.elny. James Lockhart was Mimed with stealing 44 volumes of bores. the propel ty of Mr. deadly and Mr. Pears. Mr. Deadly toted, that he retake to fiasa. brook-home, laic ball Oral. which is let of is suites of opanotosts to different Geottemea. the Primmer. who is n Willer, wad, a short time siege. employee to paint the Moir.* Incepted by she Complaiseat, aad alto thole a Sir. Denim the shim be am employed, a number of books e missed oat of the Isnrk.cases 1 mid their saspiciom Whim upe n the Primmer, be eat appreleollol. Upon searching bum. the duplicates dare stoles properly Otte fused to his emotion. He was folly etiosootted fur trial. Joan and Illepheoa, tws notorious characters. were charged. on Tot.day, with having attempted to pick 11.• packet of a limelmaan eased Fair, and ohm with Wog well known thieves. It appeared, that the elder Moines sad at tempted in pot the packet rd Mr. Fair, in Screech**, alley. but list Geodesists beteg Da the alert. he was disappointed.— Fran femme be weal, to eiteapamy with Joan, down Cheep side, where they we observed hi a Geatlemao of the name al Robles, to pick the pm keit or Ave different proses, art to be actively employed in weak, the prieLets of those who were leaking is the windrows of the pool chops. At length. 1nt1.% *Wood the Primmer, follow a Vacate mon very clowfy, aim sad the appearance at a book-es clerk, ma • mt.- pectin( them to have pecked his pocket, sm. maim, wile she rniisunee at some bye-4orieet. had the Pri-anors Mace late remedy, b.. 1 it appeared that they had oat edireseddstif re pine, as onthius win louse wen then. On beteg s-kra lino custody, they a sole to mach influence, that they wereobligeil to be carried to prise... Whoa they were brueglic r p &t e a. amhatiou, Stephens pretend.d to be will with the rheumatism, as !o heicarcely aisle to 111.1 Tr. The Leas Maven Marry , d. he had a spersee fee that met at compl.iet. itamel ) , IL.gmug mad 1... ed I,hour—which would WOO remote his rel.-easatiese. Its Lordship highly alsiebriAled the ince 14 Mr. Fair ••• Mr. H o lum. a d sald that the Prisoners should he prmeeoied at the 'subtle carnet. they acre bud. Islly comuii.ted. BIRfUS. Oa the6th Instant, in Jeraya•rtrees, the Lady of Stratford Rabinsoa. Esq. of a sae. Ua t►e 9th instant. in Great iteesell-street, the 'Ad, of Ws. 11. Lynda, Esq. tit a boa. MARRIED. Jae Kelt, by. of she hlaad of Madeira, to MI. Stanhope, mile surviving daisgbier of late Philip %mo►olre, L.R. dr the• Sit loss. at Tunbridge, Mr. Titoism, Minim (.reap .Me, London. is Mir. Deism. laosrMer of Moms, 1h1,t•., Big. of Mitsui Sion. Toabridpe.walls. At Calesitm. as the Isi of September la►t, ai St. Johs's Ca iltedral, Thomas Branco. E.q lo Herrera, silly dsoirbier of the lass Hoary Sewell. Lsq. ►ls Majesty's Natal ()Meer, at Maims. DI On the Id of Dec. Wt. m at 11;rinuds. owed SS. WlMega Resole, third son of Joao Rennie, . f ht•osaford•oreet, Langem. and First-Liestertant of the Leander. he dagrbip of Rea/- Adelina Sir D. Milne, K C U. Us the Sib instant. ta , Sitahatispion, Charlotte Job, ynangest &Pichler of the late Job flultitan, of Cos-ludyr, North. timberland. Du the 3th in.J. at Bumpiciaeof atrophy. nod in the KMIt year of hit age. Joshua Harry. second son of Edward Synge Cooper. E.g.:4.P. for the meaty of Sligo. On the 6th i .at Lis Mose. in Upper Oweetes.bondlags. Brampton. Air Tae.. Field, of Hearietwareet, CORM - gar Jen, in his 63d year. -- • - - •• • __ THE long-eitiblisbee Ittpetation of Moos el. Mt/title nod Vo.. ambles* whit their nrellfkonen ef perietwe sad seeress to lb* des ills and rarest. Sew reigu ing eatoplaints. entitle. slew to coperar daises sod a decided preference over nil other prortitiorten. Mears. Currie and Cit. as Millar Surgeons.. and Meoshere of the !Clot Collesert of Los dna gad Edinburgh, pretest to Ow Public Asa revolt of thirty years satecetsfal pr. Nice a the Metropolis where dair mot went nod core of Venrrrnl Coosphina. Nervous Debility. Vaseatar Italasallow. and At.., of the Organ.. , Mcletores of the Urethra. dr. tr. Mu proved unifoical, tansopitaal. la slight nod Trent dues of interitoih a prefect Care is coaiplet • ed In sherbert period of two davits and in 'hive eases 'fa mate enroplieated soar', lobar. Giber Vrariliheten base failed..! sweets a proper perseveasore io their plows of treasisarat in sures to the Prosiest a snood snot peace. re-establi•luasia. In Nervier , Deldlity, whether produced by convivial tactual, by the lesaioderate ealoyivest of tenant pleasure, by rediwitary at dower quidliass bibles, or by any other ray , . the Meiliciswe d. vprincrihe o ill redder the happiest aril% an insprogialt eve.* fatuity both of bady and coed. "areal Noblemen sad Gentlemen of the iint respectability. beer been wire she arm of Meats. Carrie on/ CL. for the ienenall nt C -upland. she Urethra, Strictures kr. and having received • rodirol and perownwni cure, erases. dem redroener .any hr wade to 'bra, aa4artory she definite .aperhirity of M.lsr.. Cottle snot Orin of sresicisait t many of ito--c Gar kiwi lave hod Salsa., fact tat to toady veba. mai lad tees la der the r...re .4 Melon. Howe. Menv6itle. nod who, fladvirna.a of ,quit emanate, who niteapted she cote la sue Isliessans of the Imola withosiaorce-... Mears. Contra. AI Co. Mail he cowshed by either set, wills Ike rrealeM drlirary, wrier.. and howinr. it their h.one. tin Itt7, Ontioseoffnfes.— nt. in the roam. .Ire Yrtinmitil ta -tam the 'art. rola.. of their elm, or. nod geneinl I Alit of Ilvlu.. Air. en cboing a T.lllillllll4C. Cot :Aviu Hal rortlenver. waft. the sumo i!I he civrn or sad so then p , .rt of t..e itlinfors. T. Lome that merrea mimilltal In nut. th.. 1.11.46.11. the poiv of - clers may be added to ila pe1 , “11134 Co, oncliehl..l-.. La. tiat cm-. nem& L. N DON Ftvics.d sat eblib.e ;,1 P• PEIUT `T4:C.IIIN 01 /MR. Me. 4, ealisbarpt..un, rwet-orrillk