The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-08-18 00:00:00

*rule of tit. banit, . --; . ....,- ~ the.persont. alone., _ without having the name of a Solicitor on the oamt ‘ , . . Mr. Coow &glowed on the same side. - 1 Bailey. . ... \ of his brief. 'this was a case of such consequence, , ' Sir SAMUEL Itotair-LY hod no doubt- thelititiliter I ; From, this ver,y eattwortlinerr SaPPlicatlon,, that his Lordship had thought proper to order the : ..w_rld be very witting to go against the c Triite es. „suspected that , be hailibeen tried help!" At .the \examinations, and the whole proceedings under the . . . registerea owners • .-:" • ' f , espect. guns. haekruptcy, to be laid before the Attorney-General ;;7 dividend - thin the , -- hod %mild not now, sorely, allow the I stion to . k' ' with the ' Ptter \,e 'withdrawn, without some information obtlte . sub- • 3 ,. __ • - * Atu nvn • *Waiting. ' l , l lnd ,I 4 c'• ' • ..; • I w , the -joint te' Mr. AGAR sobvnii tea, that if Mr r 1ie....0441, .''to _ v .-.‘ • .__ two, be elloWed io make a. speech ffir,tire, perpose ot, r. v .itiong this had sires snide . suppoitfig , lug it published in the nevripwers, ,he Ilft,lttldi. 1 4 loAsto i i, . _ least in the first j,nptance, satisfy his Lordship, for 9 • co ' tilt , seeeirate Juile • Whom he rilr.,Mootagu) apeared. He Mr. Agisr) ` ag ain 1; ,,, .. — lkeki in his fiend an affidavit as to the fact: of the. if l t ) ., l 2 er, " Petitieneeshaviug erdered this Petition , to be with- i ti l ht • drawl: •, . ' - 'llve * liotte cja.Ancer.r.de asked, whist 44 ' ilie — .4p.4o ' ' 's 1 I. ' , : m r ': with atidavitfin i ,,c , h a case as this 3 . •. ' 6 * • ' Mr: A4 ( 0444 1 0 the Petitioner wished to with... ' draw, It*. Petition which had 'been presented in his i • minim.; it Oa auteiy.cornpetent o t i ;p o l o wake such ' . , . , . venial fin appliestion, , • - - 1 The I.ogo Cuattcp.tion. o at then ; he must knew a little mein' of Apiter. If there !.,' ens no Solicitor); imini ; *ll), fir by which a 5...( 4 ,,,,,neel eiti irtreeted to` telt*" that a Petition.bi Withdrithrtit,.'scid it was stated that there was a Soli- liter w)tivlnsiateil that the Petition stroeld Fevered,' lo a • ' ...* ;:his Lordship most know* little more art - tbe • liettire be . allowed elicit Petition to,be' hoo , s4 r . . ..fit ' , '; ... Ile: Ai AR Mid the brief had been pot' into ?lit" hinds by :a,,,-person whom he ditl.mt know, .but' .'' weltenv he begiVed to be Mr. Hannagi t .it Solicitor. It baa, indeed, .no Solicitor's name on, the back of ,it:' .:" but Ilas accompanied by an affidavit as to the wish of. ``the Petitioner to have,his Petition withdrawn. ' The roan CUANceLtoR had nothing to do with • -' • 1- $ 1 fT eatSdavit, but he would know the truth as to the' , oti ject of the present application. He could ti , lsoffer Mr. Hannan], or any other person, to act in' A ') ' this manner. If a Petitioner wished his Petition to . be Withdrawn; that was a thing which might be eloae, ett . ' payment of costs ; but, if e'person imaginedi s l i • *at-lifter begin hreught finder his Lordship's obsers-.0. Kiwi a case which celled -for the interposition of hisi ••••••••`.- ''' '-' itetirorky, he cop afterwards, at his °Wm picesureK — "Tiviltsiblw thit:CieseVirblar*lii -Lorriship!A.. . l' . . diction ,' tiltesresi , n " - kW iiiiiiiiiii fie deceived himself=, '.llllO-Lordeillit Would* nothing with the present ay: - '''''' .• lice**, iti.ll3ve:Wes • informed that . ,there was a .tioli. , ; eltipr's mane on the beck 'of , Mr. Agar's brief. . Ile, . 'Afraid den know hoWsto,deal w i th the application ae ~„ lietweeithidiaelf end suCh *elicitor. , . Ar tittßALL. Mary . ,ciarged t, ' Jaoies heti, of Castle-Street, ,Falcon.se i ttare; monitor, .-- Mr. Adair, begged that, the matter might stnil . with disorderly and riotous beisaviefauatrbielbserat liter* . 10 m inutes, *to Which his Lordsiiip msa '. Muted. • - s • ' . - half-past 11 on Tuesday night. • -.--- • •r< He stated, that he was shout that time . indiediry .. . . Mr. AGAR afterwa r ds rene w ed ... , , t.... . 'hit viiiPligatiOn - 1 .,, "ratting that the name e f --t dr .. lieeeme. was ire , ke l l . . lik?' servants knocking at his-bed-room door.- fie was t - loestd•4 mi his brief, eiNolicitor. i afraid at first of fire. but was informed by his sew. ttitelsenft*P. - I vents that a woman bad been ringing violently at the t alehniowledgett'they hut -, 1,..... . . Mr. Misiorrapiasiuivrit,hisLearived Friend that he bad no intentioa of making a speech in this case, if bell mut would not go away without speaking to evening before. 'AO giauld lot be compelled to do so. There was a bins' He dressed himself and went to the doer; ,They.were batbcoaslaitted for where he saw the Prisoner, And on asking what she , liairroic-elitorre f led n rds , Wiest pending between " the estate of the hank-vssOt and Mr. - Hannais, iiblicb had, been referred to -. wanted, she held u P a °tree s hillin g P iece, whiet a h e I :LA I aa the a e Ctris 7- I:t.r47i NO. Bpltaild, 'lowly... Wheihoir Op sum of 4501.,- said he had givetsbirin Falconesquare,• and insisted l cat, lobeeei ? nila, W.- ib o on his changing it.i. Finding she would not quit ths t arr lee , asnaeirs.P" nod *Upwards shotddlie' paid by door he called tbaaritehtnan, and she was takeout*. — jaw*, ' binkrupt's estate. There Wts lWr a . `eh lEta e l q " u 'a e tn of th ' ' Mr - .'' linunam's n hich he had granted on his bankers foii the watch-house. ,-, • - • issalr ' the h an d s 0r t .... -S . h: lu i a n r s e is y ted that the Prosecutor met isne in int..:„ this money. This cheque was now in about half.past 10, and bad given bey, hetilicitor in the present Petijinn; and if Mr..l ' , the bad three-shilling piece ) which was handed into . ' ll,*.et would consent to its being deposited in the :-..'bi4V of the Secretary of Bankruptcy, he (hl r. t The Court . - • -. Aldermas asked the Prosecutor if he was po i 4Wentagu) sliould have nothing further to sty. ,said he. • M'. Cu LLEN, on the part of Mr. IluAsnatn; b ad l ' : sk ile he had "It seen hee raN d be, Mr . Ken', -we abjection to this. It was right his Lordship" s was to. He had not beentent of his house from ei g ht o'clock. • . • sheiald be informed that a prosecution hating been i The Prisoner ofered her oath that shesaw him en. Cariied on against Mr. kiannam, by the Attorney-' . i ter the door with a tall kewtieman. • - General, be had been acquitted. 'The Loan Camiceu,ne asked, who was iecluded 1 The Prosecutor desired his tw o stronide eight be : sent for. Au officer wasdispatched tole*/ one of the `~: , in that prosecation ? Mr. C ur.t.in said; only Mt. Hannam. 'the a.. CHANCELLOR understood that the ac quittal took place in consequence of the testimony of a witness who %vac an accomplice not being -thought entitled to credit. " Mr. MONTAGE, sail, yes; that witness having stated, that when he was ritorti to thi'truth of an • affidavit to a false debt, he kiased his thumb instead of the book; the Learned Jtidge thought that the Jury could., not place much reliance 'on his testi mony, Mr. CULLtx observed, that after one witness only had been minified, the Lord Chief Justice turned to the Attorney-General, and asked him if he thought he ought to carry the matter any farther ? When the Attorney-General declined proceeding. LORD CIIANCELLOR.. --44 I wish I hid been at his tack." Mr. CULLEN was glad his Lordship was not there. The present, however, he was satisfied, woulll'lM found to be a very different case from what it now appeared to be, after it should have been fully en tfuirbd into before Mr. Bolland. 11B..PA*TE CAMPBELL, IN TIIC HATTER OF HARRISON. • Mr. LEACIt stated the present to be an application .Mach, hkbelieved, was new in bankruptcy. Han tioett.and other four persons, his partuers, were re pttecl:Olv,“ers of certain vessels to which the Peti tioners had furnished repairs : having received their servants. . . A decent looking young woman arrived, who said that situ was servant-to the Prosecutor, and corrobo rated the whole of his statement, and had awakened him by knocking.at the door, during which the Pri sonar was ringing the beitvielently. No - personead* , home with her master,ithettlew ben go-to bed a gait ' after 10 o'clock. . The Prisoner, with the greatest effrontery, insist ed that what the witness said was (else. The-Aldermatrsaid be' bad taken every means to ascertain the truth of ber statement, and wet cot - I vittoed she was a bad woman. • • * She was committed to Bridewell for a. week, - and the bad money tiestmyed in Court. HORSE STEALER. On 'Teesday morning, between , w e and-ten o'clock, John Reynard,- one of the' horse-ttatrole belonging to the Oifire, who resides at .Enfield, vies applied to *this resideiteety the ostler belonging to the Nag's Bead bill, 'Buffed, stating that three horses had'beenixroughtio 'their inn, and --from •the suspicionelappatteaseie and conduct .of the man who brooght lame,. he btrongly•sespecied they had been stolen • Sernoit4 measequence, . went and examined • the boreal; telie , men, 'who •>breugbt them being out, he waited OIL be.,carne in, .whan he questioned him as to Whomolkey mom,- or .hqw he became posiessed of tbern46.4iptioiktbst he 4oNfitit tbegni,.but an ,bit peiag pre ppipd ,ice. mil- Ff • hours, Plainti was. _ , greater oi l i E i t i s 1 d l ay, gn riifi businetis in London ; and it 74 "s e k.' day daring his absence that Mrs. LM e efesir . I visited *utile Amuse of the Pleiritiff, Wiieist4i - .1' rned•hblag '. their. la. the bed room they found the hind quartersof some , --;:-- sheep, and imam' roots ibelow they. discovered three., icCilt 1 .1 Clt-rtiege , l 4'v er the n -terlegelt le' ~I t. ap pegred that - Gray an d ,Murray i ' tar way like. the carriage of; fa apOlierary, a , _ itt:coevAßny n tegether, the evening he-. tool of hie..trade;• and he warned' the Jury notOlsi. : let Ibeir feelings .supersede their Assdgfeent,•betAgt. liiali sheep o ' e a e h n e s s,d ee s n . ''lhile;Sind hitlifini. heed . obsdved to go together to • Ftiviktriftagi'wh'i t ie thif meat was - found ; Gray also, thei, would SiT.O feederate and tee/Mete tietetli*." ''. adelowledgett 'they 'had ibein* drinking together the i v eidict ?Of the Pleiniitf—De ' S. at . me,* lONS r'''''''i j . t .., -, '• r i . ," t 1 . 16 1 , 7 ' *.i5t0 111 0F..44.:t,'• ' • •-• ''• ,i, ‘ • evening before. -• ' • • .,". •'..1,1 ,-:' • '4.... ..,Tberivere both - committed for .re-examination: i ''r.itikrilytit.:oolen•fut etatitt.meitlfei n it ' - , • ~. by the riatler;ll(the Gas Oink Haic 'll Rsicrow.c.sftomi......Wedliesday, Thorau.sThorpe was }troop's, - ... 3 3 ,-. 3 , -- —-- . 11 .'--- 4, 141 S - --• in the caitolft,i of John Limivriek. charged with flirging an d " ntatthi, the keelier 'orthe house. eV - 1 ‘;" Thomas" ts• I:Z . ,_ _ . ... ill gilLe chec c 4 . l. t ips \i•tPteCh ilS op r er o ti oll:t e u 6 se rtgw or n b i lles . Ta . -it .1 hp i 4 e o-4 ; f ,".. ttle- ' --'•" Irt l4 hir, mrareroy v °- lalaftiv i es, sad Uo y d , . bankers , 67, Lombard - : rents, , itthte, toat - .ata - Ilinver , ; ••.k. _• .1 • 1 dis please] 4lignitlf•Aiiiii4::ti4i be witiieni clerk and ledger.seiew t , L . _. -- t - .lll•4llwitoisoe ofilietaw. 'faylor statk Co., thwart Weditristay We " 1 ""' "' $ host. he was to gm bankint . -house, when, as he verily.beliet. t tna l t l / 4 tsC ilie Prisonerhainela all pieseetted the check sow produced - • f ra ,„ .‘a Thwilas Boon. who acted. as °ashler.; that Mr.. Boon- after , ieaot link ingat the check, bawled it to witness, to see if be thought il te was she band-writing of Mr. C.tml, who kept an account in • bio.,, ._ their house, and that, upon examination, i.e bad no doubt it i auoreheei , = ohs a forgery. 'Witness stood op to' go to the Counthig.house, • ; t . : _ .vo show the check, when the . Pei-mitt **flag Mot atteMpt to - the move ran oat of the house, and kft the check now produced *Mahal hins; , ..Tbree of the chirk. in . the banking-house fotloe-n . • di.Viritixerrna as far. as the doll!, Itnybefrisoner wwi out t oT o ncl t. ' stateshinit.of this witness was corroborated•by two other o . , (jerks 4.8011.16e,500 of Mr. Ceal proved that the check in ques. 1 'tl . ?7 IBM had -astioen drain, by Ms rather. i I " Wm. Bawl stated, that he. was a .tobaccooist..residint, In "Grpy's Inn-passage, Red Liao-square, avid the Prisoner ly tet 'I ' in t& employarshopisan and . tame. ; sinoe the 24 t 1 Ida ~ to the Saturday before be was apprehended ; basin& 'sego Wi t je ...10j a letter marked A. signed Thomas . Ceal, he said he reeeivertio 7r ' letter from Mr. teat , which be put ou a tile that hung In then rimil shop, and to which de-Prisoner bast access. 4 . *W John Limb/irk, the officer st ho apprehended the Prisoner, ¢` sated" ied•his - box, mid found attend 'papers which the Prisoner i• solumwtadged to be his. 'and which appeared tocanthits triatiqo L imitate the signature of Thomas teal. 'file ?Jima:r was fatly SI eammitted for trial. I amismismams=mandxnE - • !-SeCI ~. On the evening of the 6th inst. as Mr. Brown, "A', farmer,' of Felton, vas returning home about eleven •by o'clock, he was stopped by three men, two of 'whom , 1 ” held his horse, while the third 'robbed him of his ed. watch and They then went into a field Where en' Mr. Brown followed them, and gave a loud alarm, I -which.`primently .brought up Mr.viionias,Nof Patch.; ' in -wrsy, and his - son ;•on which the robbers finding them- pa: selves beset, concealed themselves in the ditch, from;sope whence they were ieparately -drawn" oat; and safely i conducted to Felton. They restored the - money ihickbactbeensiticifen;and the watch was found ii the-ditch close toone of them. 'Nest morning . ... were-entromitted.ite gaol, , by Mr.. Webb, of - ,ilenbur One.oftbiitwis'a.matlne, who has spent no ;. 1301. which helmeolved on; his discharge. • - -' Mercer's' liail,i' in Cheepside, having not repair, presents since Melee mane ornasiel( city:. Alai figures .Of Faith, Hopei' Mid C with the surraounding iirchkeetorei• ire• tenerilly liked, avid in thbielveiseal isipmed lute . sit . to great advantage. ;' "; it. lie! .110. %7 • , .„ • • - • . Ak, . - - 6 • , • • .• • • . , • 1.1 A • • • . , j 4 - • '• _ . alOral -- -..g r =.=r - •- 7 77 • Jr . • • • • - - find ,• ;:it i t 2 . 1•; • • from ?fid t fi rot. .1 112 ! Irrarri (I.M. ' " ' --11 ‘A *.` 7.. ' 11" ° lit 4% k i : t !: 41" •`' • ' • s • ! •,, 1 et d eft ne, is • , „ COURt clt.isffeEltle. Attu. ,17. Brick wood, 4tidirtNijl i rltit the ptevl • in U R 7 not n bought the_terint received 5t5....4 • I V i t t : r o to their } vi vo ( ) tn. • • ffor hositotlid•titillVre - son- , oihnovrtso , 4/16- . • • Itt•IPARTE CALI'ENT, IN TBE Mail* CDF.T11.11.. 4. 1 . iiimAj o it i, •, • ki f mmiesbeim a what i ts Al i t g a n i ntow i r . • •f , ') 01; 4 1 .:••••• '',..!**GRAM,s;l 6 9oo* • • . .Mr. Mimi. said that a brief laluit been pet.koto w - " rgit , th4 T7 oo ,i7: tex ."7 l . ' Nllll44lo4; la. bit kand36, on the part of the Petitioner in this csise,,,r,;;;; litoiee • l i k a m . 0411,77.11. ••••,, , . s ) itio; k ti t o twi t o ,dy, $0 b mlg i t t l eh ge . 9eit ve nt rti ,Be fit sT stated ' was ep s o ot br . Which he was instructed to more his LevdthlP> o %i — ices i .4 1 411 • • sr • ether, frl 11 pnderirent itis4utoiettige L ,,. .1. „' • ttir ' 11 ° 4 4 41t.° i.ecaYi‘‘%nleges • that the Petitioner alight have liberty to . ,s - '4.. " 444 " iepraittSt tire df ItaihMeirt ••- • ‘. li ll o4 We lifte.fn!* tteia6t4un t 4r4h i t t I v= te i the- varmint' for 11t ir s e du c tio n of 114 ife„ . , the present Petition. . • lied for forth eb se , nita y.tiseee - rinses Isad been, of late yea% „ t Owners, • 6t egellest .14 jOi*t e . estate et • *MO tie toilets fie tommi . intigited „, :u ni ono t on on soopsetert :o f anthill the hoeuts • • • . ers keg ue . nt in our Courts of : Jastice, that ea er ro. Go Mr. Motursnu desired toltuow who wits-the oon- -1 owners, .whenethesPetitietter hod deldf'w .. .t,,h t Ad.becetee threadbare, Itpd he should *re m elfin from whom Mr. Agar had received his instruc- . credit to,e's if they beet,' tise , begai • Mere& . 0 banal have.beess. stolen lately:: tr. ti ins. ebs n from wasting. time, by cotamentincoli 'l'eCners of*tiiis vesleis to itriAch • tiled , t Hemdkitis - oefee was ifeho• Penrose. the nature, and Serious' of the bijo 7 . M. cr Ltx said he appeared for Mr. liannamOteen made:' . • The liability of the ;. , - *ere, stP,osselsr, ajoerneymen baker..was yes- . . should content himself Witt stating to the writ* i• nob of the Respondents in ens case, and , was in. . left in thestitattien of reputed otrities3 ternignes ‘,tiede*.pherged...with rebbiog master Mr. David • , strocted to say, that 4•Cillit f 111 "" am s havln & directions, they were the • regb Dea l s giAlis i k . biket, in Prilii - la kPs parties and el - rewashing:es of the case. The hit. • •• • attended the Petitioner to serve hint with some no la te tt n e s r ne was pritet s. tl est lltle .,iip tild'indeli poisisultk het i • h a dr . ttiff, Mr. P-owles, was a respectable Lend., ilk, ; furnishing; hatt'fieen made,. could peters •' • tie *We a the PrOseCittor : stfited, that she ,chaat,.residin4 at Keeningtoo,. itext (toot l es Ik e connected with these proceedings, was then 'n-.Couttsel,contentled have the effecr tag veireeted ihaf the 'Prisoner wat.,rob. formed by the Petitioner, that he had given orders 1 the liability de the attaat owners. lin of 1 bioglSet , , be. had no-pearl. •Yastsirdel.mOrnillgi*ta ' o • f •• . •uflie"a tu n e t' most he es to Mr. Hill, who was the solicitor in the Petitieu„, doctrine .Ile referred to the case oil tit and:* wa11.4 0 4* ?Alt of 00498 L sbie obilifvo sorieOlie, t e,a s six months ago, to withdraw it•ed b.- great deal of 'hooey.. At lettsittrihiled akthe Mr. ISIONrAou must object to Mr. Agar's a ar. ppe ‘• 1 . Coe in Cooper, 'p. 636, In which.; it . waited,. that un d er 10, ctot ! bls; the re coafewt,vo, ptgl) 4 , 31 h . b r wei o t t i jik iro t u e er and ma t t able, 40,d eittOthi . Wite% le' y I thoegh' tn - the master vessel be nisei iittOaNyee of it : a nd, had ligri searched and found on we ,. Ett t big for the Petitioner, without having received toe a number of years, and covenants goo the re-' stecitl4 fled °'"' " ;,ructions to that effect from a Solicitor.. It was • • • i ftb g ime:, gut eitheigh they MasiV get deer Retitito pai the owners are 'stilt liable, thonghilinknown I Cat Contrnitted forl-ttlik kt the 'Quit r our ris • • rule of that Court, that no Barrister could appear . , .• to th persons' furnishing. • - sional- hi . afterwards , tail .. , t , biroeent ttrsr ., (M i tt ,40103.1isnolt 7aras,lfspbtdatiddiluPritol2§iitit-ei7g'restolleter:.tputittrei,silisehe - tr. hese: nann in Lnanihn • nna it Ilral i :,- . , ‘,.....<1 . . . ~: ii jt , 0 . - ). A • ' i • 0, ‘... ti f , .. it t• 14 A A .i. ... . !.• 1 . { ' I ' 4 1 ~. 1. t i 1 . 1 -. . .. I . S *A l. * • 4 * i * . i 4 . . ~ - • **. 4. , • EA:.' i • I.; . . 4 ' . ••., , * would be very witting to go against the rlperate es. auntlys;tcm 4. " . ‘ ....- fates of the registered owners •in tthis" e*de f ,estpect. 'ions. . 1 rumen ovule roue, (11.11 !MC llnnn 5 ii turned. at n i g ht h e found) Ms . vs ift_for ' Ili that they would yield a greater &Adria - than the ', Mintioarairadt..ift.-:.flitito Clark anitt Jaspes • mint estate. Besides, however, •tkat it ' trit • 6 the ! Piper were charged 'W It steittiag a qientiti Of 'Cloth ' praises of their - neighbout; end •.. . " . -''' ''''''' I very young. Be had . been nie.yried hut it* e . ..-. . . • _ • munieation of visiting commepced bet ' • •• to, • five partners jointly that the contracts fo r rnieltings '. l l lo d-kenekmeree , • the ' property sof Mr . -Reeeds ' 6 Y • were made, • and that it was to the join; " to dust **following stratagem :--, ~ - - ... :. , , lies. At this time the-flaintif a;rd hit le gil . .and had three child; t en.... At* . tire pf thenerringb the credit hal been given, .the Petitiongi- this 'case . .Ml'. 1411SAId. had sep t .I.as errand -boy, a youth at., . ha dilreade! rade his eteetleti isupPtiiitg , hint :evee n.ieift of title, to take the ,property to 9 trades. hat i tbllleteirti4 • to pren eller *Pan the joint or tril'lbllohn-street.•:' On geing 'cross Smithfield .a . 6..1i, was bATtly '2,1 years-olcialtir tiliiitite'nOt ' kn. at Bickel , , ,irlittkigialifi t itri - eetlatate . -,* U. liad'Aready wittetert tthd • - eatne • hp•tO hita,•libd"it (braided . him with heir% ; .10.. • 13ttrin$ the latt , laatmei eats lot th,k,.litb - i ii viaut. o. • hersitif wis iu a titatelkitivaial.ed.inritiletineift , . proved againietbe joint estate.. Tlioder hit:2ll44' Oa lent on fliisloarney, dating' - thtt the person 'for i was t a n/ pliodi for lit per; itd : 10 4 a : be • . • . therefore,' Aare hid a - rightlettiliattitlio.l4nWilbt; ont the goOda.were intended was waiting for them, - War right to tetrect that ttletithiti.4 W . ' • / 44 4. k. ' . ' , ' Ildjoptu.,blur.lt sloth • was also immediately " rkflidant took . tile * pportanifyg tairrist Mr , ' Mr. -, Lekcit•saidN thit400610044. IA 1110b4, WI aliiag s#pe.brittoos which thß.hoy hed io his haPOI ignorance of his rights. •:' . ,• .. ~.- i ',.'; • ..e iffected a ele.iincia displeased, and he took aWay work. of seduction,. 11.0 in which: jto„ , 4),)turrn '111..• Mr. 1 -111b4tatai t 'onitifeelliall gllle Wltti/Sitilt. 444 fiiirP6litgrtY at the time time, desiring the youth to.; 1 fortitatity succeeded ;Tfot, IA - &ht. It ofaloue''. rainy; 'notked lat si OK bgbleittiest* EiletviiirouW li asitin 'tit& :end .fittti the black ctoth. The boy , 1614 ,7 Pr& Niglio left , ter , laditiUg,4 - 'ii : C ,•be A n a Where hie - 14tithip. bilk ttsitOrdiaseftiaP add •i . 4 1 ;1. utiawarevf•the stratagedi which had been played 'ott lieitt that Mi:'l,o Mercier sea berserlitissed. sere. portant considititionvies, oittr witOrnltattltittittryttgee secession wi the pr o p e r t y, returned, and d a d, :Alt d:ays tOgettreilltitif Ipliogiotrden Veffee-hoese, enntrected?: Alhe kovitearnergitio itc tulle m. emit wet lost the goods. . -• . ..., - . . :41•4." - berg they. cahaWW ;as, .atati a nd •wtfe T h is was • :A immaterial.- .If4te,Or'lho Vetiticktee' had - ftliadelf.`told ! 4 Air. Salary, .a tmblican In iloland-stteet, sus. • ---;14 0 . 1 . 1 4 f. lie la i d t'). . -, : 40 cive t s and. for width.. the Court, la *bombe cinsfkled t .• be inoltilg agabit ' ing he hiid t , y, iraptapee persons in his house, t. • „I . ....! . - ,_, • ..rectiver a coMpeesesionAal ~ . - ,„ , • „,.• ~ the joint estate. • .• • '" • •-• •• 2 .• kit krizr• , • ` - hr three' days Vince 'tint tit this office for Mi . !: r'' • --,.. ': ,- .z 7 .!., ....r..C . - ', * • - ,:: .:., • .• .1 . Mr. Wen bating treptied, • • • e? 4.17 , r ... t Foy ond-BeWiiett; whorrepi4ed thither and recogni • - JOYS • couttrenkte Voted -the registrY af . .4 The' Le na Csianiontot 4)6.0 1 4 ~.itiit'itiebeas4itiikan old Arelmd, • leltePh;.4 Jeer, aiseringit barter* :,14 .1L,_ ''rsiilt e e,,hia • • , _...V7 ' lehiraiipervidthat, •••• ...• 'as the present wet*Onoteivflikeliatiesetliedet.:'lllo, ' illik.for thalteort iiinAftesl o * ~ Theo fficere.l4.; wel y . .. t "). vi - 1 444 w ww-. ) Ifk°r 4 dild t i cl . * ...t4,.. , ...e. 4, .. ; , ~ tiveired tells Lerdstatt, l tioteevoefiliatif 4 itienither, i cause . mhag l . oft Ofb i at,bip,t,4o teln seized the eo r_•. , 1 , 11 ) .. pylitiow,_ , .. ,of necessaries &advert** . to a teed abottl l tiveat'to ; stUrs,irod odttertigest.VsON'ettefty.—Remanderl4. Dirs.lloo4anes WA. *MS I. .- ' 4 . 6 ...-ir the reputed otiwore4l it ervilhat . Irk atrottli* - talits_, tat,i' ll6 , llll r ~.o _ oll t qa' ~ ..si, L ., ..,... ~„,„.5110 stated, that 'd 4 ire*. • 4r :i lertiovt.t • Mira, .•-. ' them as the • owtters,.(tutd,; 4* each, would. bnpriteer liktolt.ititiTtiggifdify Igtvrjrlitsd mirray 44 :1:40 years before they It . yr .• . * * h” . ' ciltaeigh ' , :ttcP . ht - 1 with them, and it ;their credit •he wag* -set, :l chitged On oeseiteiia of'itiedtteg • ithttelibeep,l* Wllll 1 kr . AO, 4 ' .-: • ...'„, .0.• : • ilf . . rilel after that, be entitiedto go and takc'etther ohs, • property bf . Mr. Altoillbn i v'tsf , Gletiltam„ en FtilliFk ;.tWeetYlkitt., 1.. . Lo t --- .-,t, - • ... • -. as those with whom. he had contracted. honid o ltiakt Int. ~.I.loiPPaanfol'' .1410 *keep were tortiett: t .' '. ;..,...4.,,_'!VY_ ,„tia ' ' T.; . i „. ...'....._. . A . ' .: 1 00 11 1. 4 __ i ~:• • .' 1 consider the.cues which had been :sire • ; bitenit to,pasteror .on Oak • 'taau• •- re .missiegl...9l, _40?011d hiptlrh „ 1 1 1 , ... •• ! .r,a .." • 'l o fod,'St* nallib,.. 4' • .at present her regaried.this as a clear err *allot the . ' Sitiirdef "sieinfllg:. itine Ind wa 1 ivcovered OW , -"°F9 9 C tt i i *lit::: '' • :-•• . • -.1/ t .", i•l • '"' • ' '.' iv' , Petitions •; (.• •• . ..., -- .44 t i.“, •' . .-i: l lthit - Ot iiidre hie •tk h d been Affii the - 0e...1 C o l-I.le, • *,, t it i ds.Wort l * - t lif4 le - 4 Sir Sas.:lllfir • may asked 'led. nit ' . jPgit:•oettlitabliiiii iiiii Chien of biloOtt lb a ditch - 'hi t .415 '4 14 65 1. •• 9 4_0044 ' .. -A- tve • , boner infirpendfotly of fife ;nerits oriel , :- - 1 -gbethttniderni•-thar Reiff, it ; whiuhpir ittipeetion, the.i ,„. ton 4 I . tit - itqtal o;neablou, , wade his eliektion/by ‘ ' • -,, , *4, , • ~, ... -or Akre sheep were - feund.! Infer. 1-- i thqt. . **Vitt if ibj1.4111 . 04 .. .. : joint *suite. ••,. s - :: .. .., -;- . • ;r".lr - .-liint.rghborgr we4l lAtmediatelrgiven to. the....„. tint!), •..;:,..ir - . . -r, - ... Mr. GrAca l .-Ifkit Lordship than:. . 44 4., • ~, j ,, . .... • , , ~ .• l p etoectiteete . of isitelligei!ce whicii , !,: 4, ~ , , , fl wwifer at the Spriegiardsg ''' 400101 ham** offideviteed-to • "'.l ' - '1 ~..,-. : - . ,‘ ..bei weot,to A 4pttage injushi . • Ory.Boul ter, chambermaid al.. • .- .: - .... %tie- , • -.. .4.r; tiontw disi So in tide. .. . ~....,, : ......-;• ~ . ', n tri ~ to 'the neighbourisonst: . Ther.:,,. that the Defendant and:A* l w. ' ,L.:SAlle 141i1UtVg. la ke a -sliettid Irk tvro*Paii. Atteglied=bt-'4Wilitti *wiser, Thee iiierecitived 'no e Att.tbere in :Joao lest. They oiripiet; •.: : - • 1 .Lefielesiolient .to make each , affidavit, disking jg. sanaies . : 'nt.'s*, 14, , lifter repe ated - kodolangi, 'the , bed.rott‘Amlarece•eoPPated:to blinesernad4o4ol..., ;Wiaitrikstoireethialiattae -taut' tte rust :deeldfieglike._,mann .rrisoner Geor_tooked out of the vr indow and en- - Mr . Guartey addressed tbe Ju . 4 . 2 -. feri'llto De againsttim on the aiwrits. ...• • . ; „Oiled what they wanted. .The o ffi cers said they:- deatp.lolMitigetjon of da;.' ;,. _ . • Mended dos , . , AllieUlellea • bad got* starch warrant to search the tioesv, Ro d it ', three a ss no seductive 1 . ` bet thstthey , • • -..- -- - 3.4-IPOL IG E. . - „ dr as not _ o the would force , G r ay ; were left in the dark as to. ',, ye parte of dotage pis' ow w - t • id th it • , . ... ---solle-- - . 1. heti' Caine doWn and let them in • they' prOifedia . to ; 01)0 which the Jury were to forrad their ostler/LUC • • 1 .., • - ..... GuttimAzir..---lifory Yeomans stood - Alleged by- 'search the house ; ant coliteated under' iittntritiew ..' da*ailes.. He warned them to suppose .Ifiet. ..,, 1 • Jaoies Berl, of Cstl-street, Falcoa.stosersk cerrier y , . bed voom they found the hind quarters of *sane : . Defendant was a wealthy man, merely ply . ' - .. ..,:. Is eliadiravriv and riotous beharelefarof Aliaridetir at I lip' and in., the' room 'below they discovered three • . kept a earclsge--for the carriage of - a dancing-AO. : • . . - T.__ ----- A .6.. r.: t.--, anti IV( tirrn v . ter was like- the carriage :of it 4 apothecary l a tiieli . glpgind" ntnitiii, the keeper of the house. Thefacts.ol:-thecase,t am potted by. the ether or• onibani. ,ants,, POO, that.af a Ottirlic-tlitatiett o Mr. Potty-being , • • I s because,theoailer %terioet ffe..tqedretl4 ' T-kee tri' th ought s 11 -8 4 Aitty e s have beekliegatOo *sea, tbsAiirt - •INOW.aI force ,with ...s49sok_jetnetilit:Speur. 6 'd"ced - • trap -eta ,the•ostler, as they.disearibeski•WiieVitile on, -after • • ;! thought beaten,,- having received .frotl ceount in • bloviso,n,the head, which a nveclicitinen suct ,he doubt it lighouse, apprehens i ve . _ • . would ..lieleitrodni4:lellitorantiort Oil tternot to ' the britin. prod, aPtSt For the Deferi% genital Get of the din- e ronow-n • • • ••• • • • •• rat °utter party - *ere , and, the y etr. li tree.teptler be riotous and:drunk, het thetcseld two other'h eated s p e ri Ir‘ to beginning of the truosactinek • ita goes- • • • • Verdict for the Plaintiff-.4larnaxes.3ol, 44 • sidiaL ja • pere w as a rcend actiatw.fiter,Aitifig the Pkietirr- Z i t e t ' fa Charge of the , constable4lrclt the Jury Pep& ;c4plialo,„,qi..eerdiet with 51. damages. •,. Elle.in tbe ••• The Assizes ealt".4Bl l and fl ashes ,01! Ling n n 4 , ome Prisoner, Prisoner i• • • • tgialiqo 4 Yesterday the new Chapel of Ease for the pari sh.'. was fusty St. Mary, Islington, erected at Hollow, eelt - secrated by the Right Iter. the Bishop of LIADONAT - Brotin, 'After the service, an appropriate sermon iii delivered it eleven by the Rev. Dr. STILACI!AN Rector. of the parish.-- o f 'whom ,The chapel, which oti•this occasinu was much crowd- of his ed, is capable of . conteinlog a large congregatiopt Id where and is fitted up withtaste'and elegance. I alarm, I The workmen employd,to poll down thekril l * r Patch- in the Haymarket proceed' with' great dit ng them- passage is . now, open a short :distance' ibtivik,_ ch, from Opera House, which leads into 'St. ;itailikl`4llol l • td - safely through Chstles..street. A Publietinc in ' r etle - ''et' s . money bottles 'now 'Pulling &oil': ',Otto. bad found in (little attention -to repeated notices to quit,' tincthey 4liatortted: on Menday morning; While •wes itenbetry. bed, on the attic, by several blows on the roof, a lea tfitn before he cold rise, two .pickaxes came through tlef ,ceihng. He.found, on inquiry, that the men. were nderione .peklktig down hi's house, .and then, for the first tie* kt At-'the he thought of removing. Before his goods werirelk Cluktil, oat, two stories were titruttn off the house. viii ikfort tyrant* ! ., i4iiktids e44 . -Piii;o4,e4-4 17 0. Levu,. 1 0-A . ST a 'LOMAS left -131; • F ire toitreet , •