The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-06-09 00:00:00

•_•!!"_ via Ion; betweee the Valli.Ptustrs and this reentry. hlre 111 regetNl of y... Ir the elfin of yuer hileution ..se, to I . ..we the port, In be i•lenied to p.ispnne year depariare aottl due •ailioß of ihe . ..goodrims, which is oo ihe poin4 of going in sre.—Yousi. e %Cr %IN MAME ':o DlCastala 91 "la ant r soar lsiedship's lener. I have she boomer to ittr.om von. Shot although I am maxims. to pat to ...a %%Mabel . 1,1 3,. and rolls obroloding I bad It In comemplation to mill •u mortatte. yet as I am derirows Is secede In whaleser 'nay he nereenble to the Chillan Goverment. as far so it is in ay p.iirr. I hate determined to remain is port deicing this day : Est it will he my indispenrible duly to sail toosorrovr. aid I ho let ps that the tts of :his day will be so:Wiens accomplivh the weeny of the Chilies Government aad. to speak the truth. as t ttbjeet it to doable Cape Horn. it seems to me that my de l ..r ore calhatt hr In any way perittlicial to the views of the :quattron.—l bate the boomer to be, dte. ASSOCIATED CAIII . O LitTi.:II.4RITIES. " This escellent inatitetien held its Anniversary Meeting on Mom's'', •t the Freemasons' Tavern, when about 400 Noblemen and Gentlemen, sate down to dinner, and • greet number of Ladies of distinction were present in the galleries to see the procession of th•children,ed•taled, clothed, and ape premien], by the benevolence of the Association. " The Choir was taken by the Right Hon. Lord sepported on his right by his Grace the bok• of Norfolk, and on his left, by the Right Ree. Dr. Poynter, Vicar Apostolic of the London Dis• We. " Among the other Gentlemen we noticed the Hon. Mr. Clifford, Sir George Jerninghaus, Hut. Sir Thomas Webb., Bur. Sir Thomas Clifford. Bart. Sir Richard Hedingfeld, Bart. Sir Edward Blount, Hart. Rev. Doctor Collins, Rev. Mr. Beckly, Rev. Mr. Termer, Mr. Alas well Constable, Mr. Stoner, Mr. Tempest, Mr. E. Moore, Mr. Morlynnez Peel, Mr. Neville, Mr. Scroop, Mr. E. Jerningbam, Mr. C. Stanley, Mr. C.. Biller, Mr. R. Buller, Mr. J. Bediagfeld, Mr. Trelawnry, Mr. C. llornyold, Mr. Longhnan, Mr. Homage, &c. &c.; aad among the Ladies present were—the Countess of Shrewsbury, Gowns de Front, Lady and four Miss Clifford', Lady Pere, Lady D. Eyre, Lady and two Mimes I.l , clingfeld, Lady and Miss Tichborne, Lady and Mrs. Jerningham, Lady and Miss Trelawney, Mrs. Clifford, Mrs. and two Misses Tempest, Mrs. and two Misses Msawell, Miss Herrington, Miss Clifford, of ritual; Miss Constantia Clifford, &c. "The Associated Charities niainteln several Estab lishments, namely, the Asylum for Orphans, the E a st Di l irin n Shoots, Centre Division ditto, sod West ditto, besides the Apprenticing Department, wh;sh is under the direction of Mr. Vow, the Se cretary for that Department. Their objects are to educate, clothe, end apprentice the children of poor Catholics, and to provide for destitute orphans.— In all, there are "boot 700 children who derive support, instruction, or relief, from this Assoc's. lion. " After dieser, Non Nubia Dwaine basing been sung, and the mai toasts of the King, the Prince Regent, &c. drink with great applause, the boys and girls, neatly Itabiled is an uniform dress were Intro. domed—one of the younger class spoke an appro. priate and affecting Address to his b lent pa trons; and en apprentice, who had gone through the term of his engagement with credit to himself, was inirndered, sod received from the bands of the Noble President lb' customary reword of Eve pounds, for the faithful and satisfactory terminatiou of his ✓pm en ticeship. " Whilst the children were in the Hall a most animated appeal In the charity of their beeefactors was made by Mr. C. BUTLER, who, its a Wein of superior elegureClP,feclllled se mind the strenuous ea. onions of the benevolent Si. Vinceut de Paul in be. ball of the peer, sod strongly urged the Christian duty f not abandoning those who bad slowly been snatc..e.• from the contaminatiog &Trinity 1 'icings essmwe, sod instructed to become good Christians nod grad suljeri*. The Learned Gentleman's ha mo. was 'veiled with reiterated plaudits, and evidently ;pothers! a deep intpressioe on his auditors. ' 6 in the course of tine eveeiog. the .Meeting was 1 times addressed by the Noble PRESIDINT. who warmly recommended the interests of the Cheri. ties to the attention of his hearers. In proposing the heilths of the Duke of Norfolk. and the ether Vice.Presiduoto, and also of the Right Rey. Dr. Poynter sod the Clergy who soperiotended the Chs. rides, his Lordship paid deserved complieseats both to the liberality of vae Noble Patrons nod to the seal and piety of the Rev. Pastors; nor most we forget to add, that the health. of the Lord Mayor, Corporation of Claus. and wirer Protestant friends sod sopporters of the Charities were proposed by his Lord.hip, anti drank with great enthusiasm. 6 ' A subscription of 5(.01. was made by the Gen tlemen who attended the dinner : 401. was she con. tribsted by the Ladies present, and cow Lady who was absent transmitted • donation of 201. by the bands of the Rev. Dr. Collins, who delivered a speech ea the 'cession replete with sentiments of li. Morality, and truly Chrlitien Chasity."— (N a p Times.) We are sorry that, through the difficallies if Ike times, one of the bat hears is the wholesale Ma. tiooery Hee hes been ender she socially of unpaid. ins its payments. From the magnitude if its coo. cern§ the disaster will be mat twisetely felt, mat 'sly in tbe anise that particular trade, bet by stalely at large, as well in this as am sister kingdom. A melascholy accident lately happened at Ibei Males of Meigead, in the perish of Aberlasisle.= Three men employed in calling a water-course for the mill. were buried ender • wogs of earth, which soul. deal, gave way. Ooe of them was deg eat alive, bet the other two were suffocated. Doting Divine Service on Sunday, the house of Mr. B. M. Tite, an oilman, in High Holborn, was entered by means of a false key, and Bask-motes to i the amount of 251. stolen ; also a bill of exchange for ' 3".1. a quantity of silver spoonl, and apparel. Tuesday night the boots of Mr. Burton, a farrier, nest t h e G reen me n , o n the Kont.rbad, was entered by means of false keys, and robbed of westing ap. purl and other pro v erty to the amoent of 501. Monday an honest was hell at tit. Redford Head Tama, !thatch...lake, Iwo the body d name Want Robinson, EM. e Ware/re, who died neddraly on tsetnrday eicaiaa, at taa!r peg* Ott. The evidence of two of Sir. Robinson's Mews, .:.e had din d In his retapaay. mated, that he fell (raw hie r r.r, ;:fter hiving token about ma glasses of win... and before ,d:rdn..ivaare mold mettle expired. The !waren •tated, ir1..b.n...• d,•..111 had been caused by the be runt ot I.• in the Verdict—flied by the te.i.ntion of 4.. ; hr iiremeed wit shout vas isf .le, sod nab a man rf, pe• ..._tarter. TILE STATESMAN LAW INTELLIGENCE. COOK? OF CHANCERY. Ups 8. ELFNEEIM GOLD PLATE. Lull) SOAPTBERUKT BED LORD ROBERT SPERCER V. THE PURE OW MARLBOROUGH AND THOMAS T 111P110011. Mr. SHADVfELL, this morning, Mowed for tints to restrain the Defendants, in this case, from disposing of any articles of plate mentioned in she prayer of the bill and the affidavits upon which his motion was founded. The bill prayed, " That the Defendant, Mr. Triphook, might be decreed to de. liver op to the Plaintiffs terrain articles or plate be longing to the Duke of Marlborough, which were in his possession, and in the mean time might be re. strained by the Injunction of the Court from dimes. fug of the same; and that the said Duke of Merl. borough might be decreed to deliver op to the Plain tiffs all such articles of plate as were not in the cos tody of Triphook; and in case any part had been sold or destroyed, that the Dote might be decreed to pro core and deliver to the Plaintiffs plate of equal 'aloe, or otherwise to make compensation for the same,end that the receiver of the reels sod profits of the re 'idiot), real estates might be directed to pay le the Plaintiffs out of the surplus rents decreed to be paid to the Duke, such sem as should be necessary for making such compensation; that the same articles of gold plate, when restored, together with the other articles specified in the inventory of the effects. might be removed from 13Ienheim to a place of safe custody, and be kept there during the life of the said Duke; and that in the Mean time the Doke might be restrained by the Injunction of the Court from selling, pawning, or otherwise disposing of, such gold plate, and from selling, disposing of, or removing from Blenheim, any of the said other articles mentioned in the said inventory." The Learned Counsel said, that the tote Doke of Mart. borough, by his will gave all his gold and silver plate, together with a diamond sword, and other effects, lot large amount, to the Plaintiffs and Mr. Blackstone, as trustees, in trust, to preserve the same at Blenheim, and to permit the mono be enjoy ed as heir-looms by the present Deice, for his life, and In succession after him, by the ether persons upon whom the real estates were settled. The testator also ditected an inventory to be made, and signed by the maitrr and the Doke, of those effects, and that the same should net be removed from Blenheim with. out the consent of the trustees. 'the inventory al luded to was signed by the present Dike and the tipsters. The Learned Counsel then reed the effi davits alluded to; the first woe made by the Plaieliff, the Earl of Shaftesbery. it stored. " that is cense genic, of a requisition from the Masque of Brant ford, the Earl and Its co-trustees bad, ass the 4th of May last, directed Mr. Palmer, of Piccadilly, upholsterer, to compare the effects of Blenheim with the inventory signed by them, sod that Mr. Palmer hosing reported that the gold piste was missing. the Earl applied to the Defendant, the Duke, to know what was become thereof, when the Duke informed him that he bad placed the same in the hands of a res;.eciable tradesman who was in po inn of the whole, except two plates which were sent to the en grain's to have the new arms engraved thereon, and promised that the plate should he shoots to the E on the Tends, fullowine ; but having railed in his promise, the Earl made I further applications to him, but could not obtain any satisfectory are. ewers, the Duke alleging that the said tradesmen, ' whom now he would not mention, was gone into Wales. that the Duke afterwards referred the Earl to his solicitor. Mr. Pioneear, who informed him, I try desire of the Doke, that his Grace Asa borrowed shoot 19..0(.01. or 13,0001. on the plate, sod could not get it back into his possession until the money was repaid. That the Defendant, Thomas Trip- hook, stationer, Moe& the plate from Blenheim for the parolee of basing the new arms engraved thereon, and that Themes Triphook hail mentaitod the whole business for the Duke." The affidavit then stated, that a letter bad been received by the Earl of Shaftesbery from Alderman Cos, of Little Britain, gold refiner, apprising him that some time before the I said plate had been brought to him witch the arms I concealed by sealing wax, and offered for sale; but that he had, under such suspiciees circumstances, re. feud to boy It. This affidavit was followed by as. other from Mr. John Ilene, clerk to Messrs. Foster and Co., stating, that part of the gold plate, with the arms commeled, had been offered to pawn by a pers., of the same of Wright to Mr. Parker, of ' Burners-alreet, who leek Mr. Wright before a Ma gistrate, where he was liberated at oho request of a Mr. Gent, et Fleet-imarket, pawnbroker : that the plate had afterwards been 'mooed with Mr. Guest for a sum amoesting to about VlOl., and bad subse quently been partly redeemed till the Irian was re.. dead to 5201. Tbst Mr. Wright then applied to Mr. Geist, sod epos a representation that the Dike's rents were cense in, and the money was lying in the table reedy to be paid, Mr. Guest was Induced to pert with the pledge, still in his hand, without satiliffictioo, and had not since received the whole of the money which he bad advanced. That Mr. Wright informed the deponest. that be had received the plate from the Defendant, Thos. Triphook. and that on his stating to Mr. Triphook that Mr. Guest dectined Wanda( more money, having heard that the plate was heir-looms. Triphook assured him on the autho rity of Blackstone, that plate could not be settled as heir-looms; that Thomas Triphook admitted the troth of Writhes statement. and added, that he had paid the MI. received of Gent to the Doke; that on being told that the Doke stated that be directed hies to bring the plate frets Blenheim for the purpose of lotting the arms engraved on it, lie positively de nied the truth of such statement, asserting that the acme was brought up for the express purpose of being pawned or sold; end that the Duke in the converse. lion which pissed between them previously to the re moval of the plate from Blenheim, suggested that pawnbrokers would be the best persona from whom to °Maio a loan, and that if he could set raise money by a loan, he would put it into the crucible, or nerd words to that or the like effect It was upon these affidavits the present application was groeuded, arid he (Mr. Shadwell) trusted his Lordship would have no hesitation in granting the In junN The Loin CUANCELLOR. — Take the Injunctions We tutderstood the plate in VZSIICI) scat that riven to the greet Doke of Id .rlborocgb, by the Flector of Bavaria. f o nd S•ervert obtained so order horn the EOM Chancellor to discharge the recognitonces of the Re ceiver of the Colleriee io t. h Colin., of 13 0 ,hion, the property of Lady k4.fro•rt (late Lads Fr .oces Emit) Van. Tempesl. the Receiver having nettled hie ec cowrie pith Lord Stewart. ram— COURT tel , KING'S wren. Joss B. coo P. FACIT. This was an action brnsght by the. Plaintiff, a tailor, to recover of the Defendant a in d of m.•ney for a salt of clothes, coder the following clomp- Mr. MARRYAT, OR Of part of the Plaintiff, stated, that in the month of March, :818, there was a cootested election in the parish of Whitechapel, for the afternoon lectureship. The candidates were Mr. O'Donnaghee sod Mr. Ilepoer. On the 6 214 of April, a Mr. E. 1. Chippendale, together with the Plaintiff, the Defendant, and three ether persons, went in a hackary.coach to dine at the City of Lon. den Tavern, and in their way the election became the subject of conversation. The I)eferidaat then offered to lay Chippendale a mit of clothes that the Bishop would licence Mr. O'Dennsghse. Chippen. dale took the bit, sad said, " Mr. Cooke is my tailor ; it I lose. ye. will go as him and order a suit of clothes, and I will pay for it." Mr. Face, said, " on this *cession, Mr. Cooke shall be my tailor also ; and, therefore, if I lose, Joe will get a coat, waistcoat. sod breeches of him, and I will pay far them." What then passed between the parties was to be decisive, and Mr. Coate ' without waiting for further order'. was to loutish the snit to the party who won. The time for granting the Bows was stated to be throe mosiths from the close of the elec. lion. That time 'spired, and the Blahs" met having licensed Mr. O'Dohneghoe, Mr. Chippendale went to the Plaintiff and ordered the suit, which was made and sent to him. Mr. Chippendale sapported this 'Mount b his evidence. Mr. SCARLITT, on behalf of the Defendant, cross. examined the witness, and elicited from his the fol. lowing facts:— Ile then ►ad on the cost and waistcoat which the Plaintiff had made, and it was not his intention to pay for them, even though the Plaintiff should net recover in this action. Ile bad, in fact, obtained a Meese front the Plaintig, to qualify him to be a wit. nets. At the election Mr. Face) , voted for Mr. O'Donnagliee, and the witness for Mr. Ropier.— Soo the wager was made, the witness had joined with others io sig.ing • Petition to the liishnp not to licence Mt. O'llonneshoe, and had never mentioned to Mr. Face, that such a paper would be signed. _ _ Mr. SCABLETT here objected, that the eager wes Hiegel, and that the Plaintiff 11111 not entitled to re cover against the Defendant. The Loco Chilli JUSTICE said, he was clearly of opinion that it was an illegal wager. %%tigers on sech 'objects were highly intlecorno.: they often led In millets bring done which might not in be don.; and, in oho present ease, a Petition had beeu signed bs the party who laid the wager. flit Lordship con sidered, therefore, that the Pisintlff might to be call. eti, and be was non'aited accordingly.. - . T h is ass the telly cm of say public Interest that occuered to.dsy. COURT OF ARCHES. DOCTORS' COMMONS, Joss 7. ROPER V. ROPER. In this case, which has been before the Court on many former occasion., a reyponsive allegation wee brought in, and after hearing the Cooesel for the bus. band in opposition, es also the Cosine for the wife itt support of the allegation, Sir Joffe \tatoLt. mid, this wen e suit for a se. Aeration, by realms of cruelty, lostiteted by Mrs. Roper aesinst her husband. The cohabitation was of a very short derelicts, for it appeared that the par. lief were monied on the Bth of May, 1817; is Jane of the same year Mrs. Roper left her hasbaod ; bet soon returned, and again quitted hint on the 3J or August ; the cohabitation being so short, the facts attending it mast be few, elihnegh, as had bees re marked by the Learned eeensel tot the husband, the whole of the costs will be to be defrayed by hit party, yet that weal not Induce the Court to prevent lbe wife from laykg her case filly and fairly bef-re It.— On the other hand, when both parties have bad a fair opportunity of telling their story, the Court will net be inclined to let the wife go halo collateral and sob. ordinate clicamotances, she has only to make eat her /Asir by broad feces, which the hasbaed is to die. prove by all the evidence be can produce. Is this case a great number of witnesses have been ermined, t•enty.nine in the whole, emong which ere lee that have bees watched by both parties ; it is therefore very reasonable to suppose that all the facts are be. fore the Coert. With these prelimioary observations, the Learned ledge proceeded to review the coolest* of the animation, and after entering minutely into each arti , Is, he gave it as his opinion, that he should not he narrnwiog the case of the wife by rejecting the allegation, and accordingly decreed it to be re jected. - NROVIIIOOII4 V. 11AWILCS, NALIELY CALLING NIIIIELV ■aowHOOfT. This was a milt for nullity of °tuning►, by nesse of minority. After briefly hearing the Coons,' lo support of opposition, the Leaned Judge said that there masse' abundant proof of the minority of the parties, as also et the want of consent and Ides. lily, that he would not tremble the Counsel furth►r, and pronounced the •arriage null sad void. No evidence was prodeeed is the pert dike Lady is the cause. FRG." roe LONDON GAZETTE, JUNKS, Croew•Ojcr, law A. MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRE, SENT PARLIAMENT. Romig% of Trager. Jaawn Core, of Doel Castle. io the colony of Moto. E.l. Ow Twill of Edward Deasy, Esq. eke has icteved the Cilliero Hundreds. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. 3. Stephen', Landes, nierehent. BASKRIJ rrs. 0. Caro, WAlmply. D ;;HriHaireTiopaterc hens, Jose 17. 111, .1•17 20, t,ttbeGentry 11044, Whit+ ph. At ! :rnpy. Pau Mete', I ttes EtTrt tiraud. T . lle•pe I. Sere 'Mere. Jeer !4 el, :11. el lee Red Lieu lad Ne.e. eel Acoem.... A.r N 0.1114611 I add %Ie tird, . .1. Vide. %%weeder kalher keller /sly . al 'hp nod Ganef 1.. n. droiseger. Admdbeb. Nr. wed-emir,. Lei Well.% lee l as/ Mr 5•111.11... mod Cu. fester. II•soltet Mat, Law •Isisr, colors, slater. Jima 29, Jul% 'AI, as the PoL.ce Imo, 1614mromsorr Moors. 11.rs1 maul I.a. T spies aa.l Keriamism. 11.,0rbe4. - 11 Sr larlaud. Saadi Welds. criarpr, Jaw 4'. 3.) WI, as tie (1.4J..65 I.iva Unit. Sulk sawWs. Al O. .yr. Sabana. Sesta Shirai.; ad Yews. ball and Ca. Ilaa yard. J. Romer, Wlluelrr-utripc 1. liplud-feLli. real-asenrana Noe 12. 16, July YO, at UsiWaals Arturo.", Mr. 1ta;; 44 ,;, Mark. Mae _ _ J. Peleue. nrisiel, prattbias-arrehaat. J ger I 4, 21 , Jag, 20. at the Reamer T3VIIIII. ting..l townie- Mew,. Adnagg, H g sad Ca. bedtord-rnw g and \lY..llag _ E Ili...pos*l4d J. Orr -no, yerragarrs. Jaw O. 22. July 211. at timilduall At.orates. Nava.. Cwnceu 5,4 Co. Walbrook. J. &eclairs, Oxford, core-dealer. Jour 11, 15. July 1J ot tre Crur. Inn, Oxford. At Wee, air. 1141111. Oxford; *ad Mr. Portion. stork. tor. . . It. Date, tiote:Piead, Liorkaol.•eoer low.. Jose t 3. J. .y 90. at She George ion, e ciotle-n 1 nu•'l s or. A0.,.6 0 , Meson. Bell .ad Co. now Cho eb)aill; sod alt Clutel f Netteadie-opos-Tytae. DI VIDENIM Jane!O. W. Mathieu's sad 6. It. lapruerk, RiJeurtrui • street %%about, tailors—July S, cud J. Lawreece Posolory-kinr. corwraelor. -July t, B. 13..8qm:red, Mionties, obercluist -Jo I W.Lbs.rri..C•ururr clul.ruud, pultur•lmiber—J uty 14. G. Luang, s imerclutet—yelp IS, T. Ilrewne and .1. I otrmler, Sim,,Tritur drus. City. u iweerrclimitu—J J. It. NI s. 11•16..ra babirdialier-Jooe 29, T. Toy. I'eoryo. inseer-Joie IS, J. Meld, Threadoredle-streel.oerthaid- July I'S, T. J. Laor Cairsico-vireet. soerelaaat-June JD. J. 'Warrior. Not. giegioss, meet-Jaw 21/, 11. and J. AP0...d011, nod J. Haskell. esd-verees, City. overclutors-July aJ, C. Jerkins.. Liter Thasees.oreet, socar•Losor - July ID, 11. cleovrol, Greet tarter-lase. Doe , ore C4llllllllloo%viable•keeper -Jesse :54, J. Thosoos, WiAsl, wine sod beady.olereboot-J•dve 3P,.. D. Codwia, jam. Illestport lineaser.ikoinr. essoLovereo.o.4-4 8 .,., 22. J. loillv liilLser•otetore. otercluat- Jas .12. S. vial, Liverpool grater-June IL C. Marra!! and I 11 thud. Liverpool, oterebooi•-hse tg. V. lioNdale. Lore. owl 12,, Jlaolltoo. Fiesabisq•plate, Fia.bory.square, over. Wats -. woe 29, A. avid C. rawest, J. Neel, and J. Vita., Lineolss, boats's -Jose IL S. Taylor, Oxeodesa-ereet, wordiest. lok.t rIFICATEA —Jules B. W. Henan. iiiiiieeiWel.ja.eenkeei;;:-T. Key. Mew. ark-mider-Lyme, greeer-E. Ned. tio.eisitb-S. Weal. Kelton. LasesAire. !maker-1 dr mad, TnwbiM[► Wiltshire, dodger- W.lyrk,y, Ketliselireeco. read. beleklaler -J. Peas. Iledforteureei, Covent-pr4en, Llalelrse sad I. % iorbw, K. ilip-beetere-T. Lliqd sal J Wirter. Sloe !1011-pud. M. Jaese.'s term. Westin...Her. •lairmerdiasts -J. GNI, jun., Ilioneiploarlaae, So. thwart. e•wra sere ast. PAHTNkRSHIPS DISSOLVED T: Bowater sod J. Pearson, Derby, boiler.—J. Toy.. T. Ilireb. ood W. C. Olosor,lksdlied, hoo.foooders—J. W.,reer, 11 Vioeb. W. lineseq. awl W. troltbsow. West Menke of lark, brick-sobers—A. Wane and G. Tensor. %topping. sow and Work.wakers—J. owl Fr. Aorierins Nor Yawns, borksbire oontod.rsassfaesoren—l. Wordt. ~..d .1 %Le w d. see. Nottl4boin—J. dittoed Slid J. Dorlielt. rota. Ifoeldrlte. soereboons—W. Walker, N. Bootle. .ad' T. Deb ray. Ifireelssisse, tAmeardetse.stooliesr.warainciorers— W. Rey nolds sod J. Troloek. Wapping, tru.alloders—J Ilarr..p and C. dowry. Garesbeel. Uarlr.ut. tracers —J. W. Edosnlr..rd J. MI albums, Llmenstrees. leorber-trelors—J. ad .1. Otered. and N. Itotbwell. Leeds. las-ersioner,—S. 111"sansur, ,od IL. lister, Fun-diet, OW Arullerpgroond, osested-ornontac toren. POLIGB. ''. o 4lll lll w. QUerff-PQOAlli..—les coosequeneo of sewers! of she fasbioasble hotels at time West mad of the teen h.,. in` been lately robbml, J. Jones, .he had formerly boon esevieted of crimes of lois nature, nos appro. bonded, nod in his possession wits &end a sil►er rise. candy, filled mitb tea, soppesod to have boon it. to e krid's Hotel, in Mooot-elteet, bat as the pro. prime,' did not emend, be was ordered to be ammo snood ; and this Prisoner Was roomoded._ GUMMI A LL.-3. Sai.:ll was fsl earamisted 1`66, riealleg a romp of !reef. .he property at J. Sang, Oseides.shesa,a• Twerday ah.rairsg.fr.r. • earl ifs flees-street. He was Imo tea rrillnd fnr ueali, g n o weal. in FM.. in• 6.. l•ale Perrin was ehnegerr with srealirg I. li.• • 1..r..4115t5 e lie praperiy 11. H..re, Jim. harries. kis 13. r, s Anne Draieloervarsi he rrnoceller. 1 6 .6 , 6 .8 N..,. day afreraosuor kiln Arise the 1.1.141, i lk ; aad ups. red gop .B.ies, sir raw use Prirrwer 5 al-. t las pawner, with lan bast,. Sae " Pump shoes" .ad Inairint dr 'piped Cie base., was w tared. The tr..s., I. Temple Cknnitinfn, ua Optil parirwer fr.= rs.eaca *he !wars were sah• a ass Upsa rasseillag ams. a key was fogad, whkh ogrAgril it, regales • irk letter. eddrrsed to perms mak. Tie Prhasee; is his defeat. said, Ise was drained, sad had bed a strait-walls.. .Nil sorsa 'Perkasie,. _ ---- - - - It wa at.ro stated, Am Yr. lltare &chord peserntiag. Tat MaglArtte wJ, the deregire in.& do to the troll dm Prtr.»wrt but Mr. Hoare bad t. oluerstative in the tier, as& sort prtarcete.—The P•wimer was fall) Ireinadied. Lotman rassrown.—Taeseay the Lowden adinatua sines were Arid, bet milting of imirwtaaee occurred J Jen. kw. was reheteted, for nuialeitine J. 11,bey. ..6wer et the Cnart Itriveisto. la tbe eseeetme of b. au,. The pteN ewer IMO to arrest the Deiree..ll. mad the Leger 11..0 g threatened to etre his ■ hastaseriag. tasted the d.er hu apartment S. be domed, and bent km rialreth He sir feud Guilty. and waseaced to la a INI•ea• . 9 impriottemeut. BIRTBS. Os lb, bib last. Nn. DiSis, of le new lieglasd Ca/ee baaae. at a tea. 0. lb. CS la s. at Gemery. the Lody at Lisstesset C.ttlesel Cares, at the Lath tlegimest. ea daug►ter. NARRIEI). Os lie Mt Isst. at Mt ry - 71;:1;;;ie ---- Ciercit, Mr. J. ilsghes. to NW Sarah Elisabeth killas Os the Mt WM. al 80. Mary-M-bostee New I" Intreh. Joke Baiter Ledge. Erri. M Mrs. WM% Granutirk. widow Id' for taw Dr. Gramikk. mod Mr* dassMer et E. Maw', hq. al Upper BerkelyAreel. Perimus.apare. Os At Fib kw. m Fatima Churl& Mr. H. B. Ll.elt. at Ituifiordslire, is Mephaibeli Edes, WM &quer of Richard !mirk liy. liarmarisaith. DIED.. Os the Oh last. at his 17ribire's heene, Walesa*, Thew Drake. Esq. of Asionsy Mall, sear lietifas, is the 77th year of I. age. Os she 4th last. as llowersesorke, Eliver, wife ef lhasill. Esq. lo she 77th year of her age. Oa she 4sh last. as his hese/ la she Ci:y.►oatl. Mr. Jabs Cis& litek• @Cod 70. many years an inhalsitaitt of Cernhail. On she 7514 lasi. at big base is lkad•strees, Match*. Mr. Jaws asrallekl„ aged GI. Imely, at Brighloss. ageil nine wombs. the Sahel dasighter et Jobs Carbine% Esq. of Gehl* square. COAL-MARE Ships Ili Morket. blips s;i Nrtucw►lk .. 301 .... 11 ikailwrinestl .. 11 ET. Jwic 7. Price. .... 3b. 01. tu 40 . .... 33.. ad. le ;,9s. bd. 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