The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-05-26 00:00:00

• t 5 'igg r 4 • . ' . 4ii'li t 41trlithid e itikitS ' '''' . , _ _ ! : ,1 I WRIT OP CBANCIBRY. May 22. isi.. •,; l s. t :i. - MATES. 190 TAYLOR. ""d :11 1 The Sonertou4strotar. this morning made op. Dilation to the Court, that the Receiver, appointed Wiriest , * the rests and profits of the Opus-hone, taiin the *aloof it to Mr. Waters, might have Ma ri► eogniaance.michted, and be dieeherged from that a ttrition, on the rowed that the 'petrels's* was arm. *led, and Mr. Waters was in possession of the pro pray: . He else prayed the Can't, that the Receiver blight 'mew hie omits paid. • filvfli.. ealesatii' seggeited, on the part of Mr. Waylmo, Bret the emits welsht net to be paid out of the estate, bet by Mr. Waters himself, bemuse the lipticlittlrilituk' if the Reedier was in cismequence of Mi. Waters sot bowleg beta prepared with the par. efase.estrueret-the slam of &title. Mr. H An; On behalf of Mr. Waters observed, tfoaltqies by the eigritiment of both partici diet the Receiver wee appointed. ?hi VTOO•CnANCI[I4OII ultimately directed that theSeeeiver bo discharged according to the prayer soteitikpetition, and that the costs be paid by Mr. l 'Waxen himself, with liberty for him to apply after qtrdlii tor the pupae of shirring to the Court, that yirreglikiit to bear the charge kismet!. The case ea, theeffore, ordered to stead for farther hearing vinfisiltietitiee Day. c ~ .. oq. ,dr • -...1 , ••,, s .......... - '"' l 'ibtit4 eitytfolit swop, may 25. r ow ,Nrit "., Tilt fyof*F4pit, DOPUTY• oovvt r4OR, . 41 , 1 Amp ptazirtaisplyxujk par; Or sacmatio. t„,ols ',Wm willeeti lane *Wee, thet in the zrAtiog tke last toilltal_Nr. Brougham obtained a isil Ming filing upon. tlto,Preveroori Deputy-Go- Tomer, mod Ancient of the Bpiik of England, to _skommtosei why a Mandamus should not issue corn gioPtl49 them to PrlSArd, to divide vows all the Amimebisrs of the Corporation for the time befog, rate _allply.aad is propardoo tp their ifSPeCtille shares, such mpg as hem orison to the mid Corporation, pod have pot hoe° ackdivided op to Abe 19th of March last, ;opting, trip sates pall fok, the charges of managing .0101 twain" of tbe,spid•Xorporation. The rola was luierged in the thild . rlay of Trinity Term on the ap. pilcation of Sir A. Piggott, Counsel for, the Wu*, on Op almond that the Corporatiop was oet,,tioa pre-'' ppredop melt the questioo. . • • ;„ftir At,P400.11 thissiarphowed teem evilest the rale for p Maedames,., be said . that he had bola at Stsgt,,anmewhet sprprispd pt the notion which had led ttt th , P eppliaitien, !maim during a practice of 40 jeer's lie had rieverbelore hoard of any attempt to call upon the cniqt. to asparinteod . the ,pecuniary cop. rna of arry i ttatilug Corporatioo, much less of one 413 ao peculiar apd complicated a nature as the Ba nk :§sglaed: it was the ,first time, he believed, the ifkito had-Seer entered the mind of any man, that the . 11qtgee spitahotald base .0 direct sofgrading Cor yorationAtilivido tbeir4refili, In modern timer, • 4 0 1111Y4fIttitb the eeyeriee light* Papired of which our t a ngifle, 14(111,,ignactia4 the .10dr/a of the Court of icing's much might he destined to maw uses, end . o l ight,treplird upon to discharge new duties efprer 1 firiefekii‘t.:ollll the form of tkejoridical constitution mplie it dons wpf *OIL I pa, not may to WO.. iftifW to 64Pfld thfi MONlPtellh MU wss Sort of return . carlokkassotle by *;44#o Os. it repaid be directed, ;who Os law bid ,uansare paw to divide one farthiog of the pfoAts of the gataislialtromit, beyond what bad .09eP,Ori4ed. the he thong inktOetmed. If the Char . ter, e nd ! the serious Statelek pea ito sach pester, he - , res.co, j9le• to know In, liltst wqy the Coed of 1 30 4's much, by its inlerfaritoct, coNid.cpnetunicate 33 1 ' ThelrdißSTY,PerPallft tit which 4i bimulastaa was Applied, with ,relatipo to, bodies corporate, Cu to l gise to some, corvotatot, certain rights and toe ,chises, which ware u, ii or to restove %hero teen iudivideal 100 bad been unduly deprived sqfltu..pcs , , , ~ . , rd pi.erastousit,-.—When a corporator ap 'ifios for our interwasitkea t , mu* ha. pet in, the brat Anstence abow Oft Ise basineffee,teally !sod alt means Ifilltin hia pawer. te accomplish thewkject he has in Oa.? Now, does it, appear on the face of thestraffi .4lll4S, tits( (bit. Litittiraan sll.done ail be could to 00,01, his porpom 1 . ~ Hp.o he, at the meetings held feS. did I cias 4 ividiadsl.lAlee persenkily present. coo teodlFig .ihat. That be wishes should be done ? It .991119f1l ,that A fliridepd,of 5 per cent. was declared . I(er,kelf cyper s ,gpi Neither be nor any other person Alitfiß4 to 1t..9r eevreieerl . any desire for more. Sir A r -Praecrrr oheereftl, that that was endeeht- Atk one of the that attOwors he bid tot mai* to Ibis Looliomilon. • . !And Em.cosoaovutsr-mAnd estop' ik- can be ,pkown by the affulavithstlipt the woo aPPLYbig for 114 egralOrdialtr, ittleqtriLien be. used all the or dip.ary memo withiolAttleck I do not nee bow the okection it capahle of helpg got over. Sic A. Plooor.-1-ILoppeers, that there was a Ge neric Cook of Proprietors on the 19th of ?Angell, at . 1 000 Kr. 911(14thwit , Pew menet ;be Cease, was !Vrtsf 4 t; 4 dividend was this declared, and no mo. ,tipn 'reamed?, Other hi' Novas by any other Person, that that dividend shook) *Rots the! A par cent. Lord grAennottontrakfrOpe et . I oar . affidavits stilts, alai 1 9 4 .0 fr bit nac.AnY ether woo oadaatty opposition thereto ; and if a party does not dissent, l ikemacuts is s sorpmeSlen. 0 , „ilir l ßhptiosiAm,. op Om ether side, thought he i tikold, moose this preproioaro ebjettion, which was MO° In op lila fletaetwers to the asolleo. It was admitted, that the. pretest Applicant did a4litod the cud of proprietors ee the 1910 of March, that .* IliwidePil "rap 'hen - deg!afed, And 11 1 14 .ii direct . atA i ottio no Aso jo it, or propose-that it abeuld lonot4.itlit Avg'. lOW,* OP hits behalf, that , 0 condo:rood lar• the Goventtae end Dkatleta d reel beig-foik• flee tie!4bility of o *lug. i P e could 0037 lore a right to object to the dividend • 00 the affelrelis aid IX it's AO the gliele enek‘e which the rephatoes sweasotitled, aod,thag,fact .uutd onty be asiartaitted bit' 'vitae disititere he those ..who rsookil give tie inforatitioo, bet refised to do ..ao • who amid show efeely the tie*tit . otheoe fi t SleAved item' the tradins cif ttbe Veispiey, , bath purposely kept the real mittituf the cali•Aireat IBMs, back green& Mr. Justice DA 'Mir ..441 MA d nei pin l' 011E4tat .'(hat Coen base towed thee 'Moth aft ersoeSilitheold be produced as would show what he wishedio two*, 1... ~ , , I ... ~..!, .k. lIIW STATESMAN. i• THE bet that, ow' the qiestloa being OA-UAW vote, it was. negatived ? 0100001 u .—lie swears that he' did, by a' certein piper writing, beariqg date' on the 16th of March, 1818, three days previous to the mettiog of the Court, subscribed by him, and addressed to the Goveinor and Company of the Rank of ,geglartff, demand that an *canine olthe generel state and con dition of the affairs of the Compriny, with state ment of the charges' of otepagement shoOld be laid before the Court, in order that the Court inlet have before it the necessary information. Lord Et.r.sneenanam.,-That was only a day or two before the meeting of the Coati, when it was quite impossible that the netting could be made nut in time. He should give each a notice, with such a length of time allowed as would enable the Governor, Arc., if they thought fit to comply with what be wished; bat bete he claims per squat to hau tbe Apkiemilsoreased, before he has ascertained by aro. coasts whether there is any foundation for that thins. If the accounts had been refused, there might have been somegroend for the application for a Mandamus; bet here the party assent's, and requires the Court assume, that the result of the enquiry would be that a larger dividend ought to be declared. Mr. BKOUUBAIII.—Comparing tl'e statements i n t h e 'affidavits on both sides, 1 quhmit that there is sal& cieet evidence to show that there is au nverplus against the provisions of the Acts. I am not prepared to say that, if the accounts were produced, tbere would actually appear that balance ; but I believe that I can satisfy the Court, 'kande, that there is such an oeerplus as ought to have been divided. Mr. Justice BAYLZY.—Then your Conte ought to have been to have satisfied the General Court of ,Proprietors that there was that orerplos, and, con *moonily, that a dividend of more than 5 per MIN. •ought to have been declared : if a motion for that „purpose bad been negatived, and it could be esta blished by the provisions of the Acts, that it is imps ratite epee the company to divide all profits, then you might have come to the Court for a Mandamus. Mr. OROUON AN.— I 11410 that our ground would be more firm if we had made that application to the Court of Proprietors; but on the affidavits I contend that enough appears to convince your Lordships that there is an overplus. Mr. Justice ASBOY.--Tbea the objection to your 'motion would be thie--4hat you ask this Court to use its authority to compel the Governor, &c. to do what you have lever previously required them to per form. Mr. BitOUGIIAN.-I fear, therefore, that if I ould be able to prove the oilmen°. of an overples, I could not get over the other part of the objectioe. . Lord ELLexaotovog.---l'oe most not only 'bow that there is an overplus, but a divisible overplus, and that, on application, the Governor, at. have Wooed to divide it. - Mr. Beouonum assented to what his Lordship had Mated, espreesiag his apprehension that be should .not be able to sepport his rule. Lord Era.sumaovan.—Yoe most girt notice with sufficient time, sod, besides that, most there not be a corporate vete upon the subject, thet they have been regained to tho what you wish, and that they have refused Mr. Beovenan.—l apprehend I should hate a very strong answer to that, to any refusal of the majority of the promisor's. Lord ELLINNOROVON.•.+-TilON are several objec tions to granting the Mandamus at present : fire!, seam should be gives in due time before a dividend i. to he mado-!—so such emits has bean given: neat, what is now wished ought to have been required at a General Court, and refused--it bar not been re ,.rteired. There are a greet many other objections larking on the case, and this Court would certainly loot construe the words too strictly, obits the Gover nor and Directors must Maio I. their bends no small Iscam for the management of the vary ostensive con cerns of the Company. Mr linouturan. , --Wad• not .me.., in our ,cetioe, all profit, bet all divisible profit ; and we .trait, that su ffi cient must be releiead, to satisfy all the floating demands, auk to carry on the 'business let a trading Company. We intended to shove, that they added 2i per coat. to their capital by the Act of the 25th of the King. Sir A. Pinnorr.—lf we bad proceedol, we meant ..bars referred the Court not only to that Act, hot to any other provisions bearing upon As quasi... Mr. SCARLETTI .s the WOO side, oheerved that the Mandamus, if it hit gene, wost&bnee bad the effect of preventing a dividend, not ergyereeer, bet [far some years to come. ' Lord Eumenonouom.—The gels ewe be db- Aube riled. VII* VINO V. Int COMPANY Of PROTIIITTORS OT M ARGATE MR. Mr. GnatraT renewed his application, made with out souses in revers! fo.roterTerma, for a•Mentlimee, to compel the COPPee,pf rrarie.l474,of Margoe Pier to pay the sue of 2001. assessed *upon them for the Poor Kate. Ile said, that a sale by auction of the crane, eon, iron. seets, and some timber, bad been attempted under 4 distress , pa r i vant to tit; re cnmmendation of lho Court ; bpt they hen been bought in, sod lame bad lately been calluslseiy minuted by the Conspeny to Oil, clerk, fate the sum of 1571- per Sefffi,e, ge, as to date!; AbP Periab Of4cori. The Court at bat xe.egziel4 Oft: o ft e slie s n should be tried-01W tip's,rola to &mg cifaimmisimid. „10 ATP tiIiPTPRI imi/. *lt Om divPio *WO be 4040 r .40041 4 4 pAst, ; • *1 neemesemmeniesessr, . pIpIIOI.ICAL it—AWASINATION. —On 'ffaterdiy last, fittest eleven o'cloth in thafoimmen, as a reapectaidsiady, tpe witiow rif an Officer, Brits geint pity a morning Visit, in Deke.stroef, Oath Voir ran.after heidontertfte NM 'N % isi% 4010 N t . • rqiitil; fipthediitefilltWO it • MAO; italified 110; a cist throtigh her 18'4'; 'hat pipOrefially • ?bitting. 9 hi contact with twerhetebeee 4' itiPit (MHO it 'fait ion eery trosodest `4ieli v re it 'enure iteiW.Wtlikkr r id.+Ps • •• f as ro l l viiff i li6Jileitt Or elrailtibithlit alfaiiiit oat *birds ; el* foleriyit z bo `disV raw isitisitiew vte .L I • at St. Cecile, near Vaucluse, in Fiance. ' . ''' -41 ' ^.• --. :LifiltriGirist-i A lesNivisl 4 inT . 4.' '' . . . •1 7 7 11 1/WrX i v . 041.4) A tiPI 0 ( 1 9 n M A xelglif/4 0 V i if• — •*r it- , /fl.fifi titt ° ol , o"" i f under thek"following !herr :—,ear r Hattoo l .yeweller, dic..of LoWei . Thimes.ertWit, 'Plated, 00014 'Pd. toner had been spprenticed"to IlititOome . tesis sincili but anew after he entered slits eetelectse &levered that he was pursuing, a system of ptentier oven his PSePerty. in 1814,.he sent him twilit. Old bailey.... ! . He they plaided Goilty; bat witness recelpfarried him to mercy, and be was discharged upon,peying e fine of Is.; sod witness Consented la takirkiii once more Into his service; ands* Tepidly dithe Ohl the c•Didence of his master, 'het he' was soon aria ow• trailed with the most extensive propurty. ,ie this situation, however, he was not long placed t before depredations were discovered, which he had tapir() on almost from the moment of his induction. lint nets then endeavoured to procure him a sit dation in some regiment leaving the country ; but while-eier dons were making to effect this, fresh discoveries were made, and he was searched, when there;y*o found upon him duplicates of property pledged sled letters as to the disposal of other - property ; and he confessed he had made false entries in else books; that he had taken watches, "rings, end twine, articles of jewellery at sundry times. Jest however' as he had concluded his confession, he isildenly darted in-. to the street, and eluded all possible vi i kilaucts to dis-. cover his retreat until a few week.; since, when in formation was received that he was at Birmingham, and was married ; from thenc e he was brought, by , warrant ; and, at the suggestion of Mr: ife'reffer, the Solicitor, was remanded. How-seatero--.Yesterday a long investigation took place before Mr. Blame, respecting a robbery in St. James's Park, on Sunday night, nadir erre. ordinary elecomstances:—Mr. Hooper, who resides in Parliement.street, *as ' walking in lite Gael& Park ' accompanied lay his brother; they remoined. till the clock struck tee, and Whig infoanbed thstif he made haste the Queen -square pies would natltle shot 9 be in centellseoce took leave of his brothers and ran with all speed to the Queen-square gates.— 'On his arrival there be foetid them closed. While 'conversing with the sentinel as to hose he might 'get oat, a man came up, entered Intel cooversation, sad asked him what he would give.him to get eitti?--hk. Hooper replied, be would not give any thing.—The man asked Mr. Hooper It be would give him his watch? which Mr. Hooper refused. The man now said be would have it, seised Mr. Ilooper by the collar, end snatched et his watch-chain. Mr. Hooper then called on the sentinel to take charge of the mpg, which he refused to do, *eying he heti no power to do it. The men succeeded in forcing Mr. ' Hooper's watch from Ne i sod ran off. Mr. Hooper had observed the robber put something into the sin !, timers head during the imitate, and suspected he had got his watch, and challenged him with it. The mu- Oriel denied the charge. Ahout six o'cluck yesterdey evening, the pot-boy employed at the Three Jolly 09tchor, Public o use l in Hungerford.market, came into the 'hop or Mr. ;Urine°, a watchmaker and ieweller, in the Strand, with a gold watch without a glass, and desired to hate one put in. Mr. Jarman, on ezotniniog the siftcbilo terrogated the boy, as to where he got the watch ? The boy replied, from a men who was in their house. Mr. Jarman suspecting the watch (whiolt rar worth 70 spine's) Wee stolen, told the boy he 074 no let him have it again, end 'desired him to s, the . men to him who pre MO the lelltCh 'PR' kV :0 1 4 iI II left the shop; and in a short time scfc 4.241 11 4, *lle proved to have been drioking at Else. 'Pm jolly Butchers during the afternoon OH itio . wintdrepl t ell-. lewd Mr. J.'s shop, sod claimed she !etch. On Mr. J's asking bow he became possested pf it ? he r ptierl, that a Otattemen had given it to . liim in St. „glome's Park, and produced a gold chain 004 seals, , i thich, he said were attached to the watch,. brit he bed fpfq4cro than off. Mr. Jarman new, refitted tri#s4, asppie witch, soil seat for en otAcer. the sn Jpew very abusive, and made a great pelia i to ~i %o *op, width tttracted 14 attention P( ; $ 1 1 4 ,„ PfOtt who l!ege PeAttl, Among °theft. two Gepilaai;, accidentally looked in, when one of tbreempemed. " That's the pip whp robbed me of my watab l '' . reeleinf lhe hrtlefititted moo. This Gentleman then stated his mime to bs Hopper s , and related the eir cornatancesef the robbery of him hi St.Jaines) Park. 4P. •iir4r loom firriy.o Yii44 theman into custody, . Bros ht s bial to the effic!, Beli said his name was ir r. . ostas gig.. lb was mit in regimentals, but he ed every eppeereoce of beteg a soldier. He was . r isefremely ipiptiOot. ro Mr. Biride, and medp ese of lho MOO fool longtime.' tie was committed' Ter for 'thee. essetinotion i oo the evideoci of Mr, '.llirmso. The persop *he p tee days ego was 'charged with heviog coriceeled himself in the privy of e 141147'1' boerding-school, pear sprit, it epprata aheet Oa Months feu, wes employed by the Doke .1 Cumber land, at which tip he was felted in the same ate etiPe et a scliool neer wbere he wee orPurd at. — ,Illtverall optiere of r.ediee'hoirding.lehoolOseire, Titbit" tae lest week, attended with coliipl44Wpf exectly the same nature agOnst him ; a nd so Ogee .was he in the pursuit of his object, !bet be , has ran Jon) op the tiles aiid broke o r in to, pi to ! his way. Ilk hrellief . iitr PP Y/14104 1 ) . ; 1 : 1 4 the *shinies t OIL Mi t e • ti !Ty! tir t , . . ,e 1 411 by whiclOse Mop . . ~net of 1, e,..1 bee. Iteder 4 linter,), Whrt pr A f, rOle inwtp. 1 was "41,14ft°4 by Of i tr.atet t 9 procure tip Surgeon's ceiti cage to di r e effect, and eplase woe kir roEtred ktr.hie is Optqprp, which hr pr*** 0 ei WO I 4WIPT 'VI ~; • -bit- ilirt AeribTrl'EA. - -.. ..• t ' *Mkar.iottoboligitatut:=-Mesterder , '~i tasee, iiisiitialf ee the West'etid'ef the town, shught adults hoe to proceedentletthefollowhVetircumitiantas 1.... For 'team sline Ott be his %Iva irlthe habit ofiteel• ing with a gre.,.for • Wit 'tea, *bow,. se:, bet id toesh he had (tried' Ifoittret 'tliftetit itildities *lid litia, helodpidthein ell Offtttelliiiitli lh'unfilissant 'lewd andleiti,litidipel Mildest lb , illis With. His hiPplly tretifel'ilaieetniipial Oleg Of 111014, and If oil. Thear O his n Velvets' Peri coniredted, sat - 44 teniedy door be-0066d : 6'40600 ttie=iflusitse, tilt he I *.iio . oivd ity . iielkiNsigicof ; iiits.rithisiter 'Signe Itirilide the kettlidliiiiiih i the ' niehltiltrait`diurti vii qi'esult lir rekerus - ostire, `6 , vie liidaced to indifti 'the t isli‘ath 'small ttlaiiut, Wig fie laden 'V square o?iu., lood ( tutifilhato out tO , hyt.' Vnies they were perfectly dry hVikaeadoeffittetiNiietketild 'CDR• t4eli thii the otker r • " Aft 411, m ali ; MeA!st, on, 4 2they .wer riip4e6oolo4 Mad been used in coloering . mid; tins Gijon* of Ms applies guim inforeseilmw spinet the tittgleetthr 41P', tiett, also r Mothoste sod sot sent examined th ein. and wok wept sloe leases. The 111 - arsatip pail/064W doe . to ever, in 'ideal foriits`tiey cook!, every cireemstr Nie odoitesstion of bestow food, Obneta akeleet Pt, *Ofntvlsl eierCh the PlN** prOmited to do. The examination of John Murder .1 Yana Rogers, at' particulate d which efer bah nsed for yesterday, the Oise A citlificate, (tom 14 BOON Hospital, statesl, that the lingered in a dangeroas eta taillight ts the bar, - and he the Magistrate, nest Thersday. The Prisoner 0001. Jiro askeslyerrnisslon bich rrquept tit, hipsistrates.a. the jailer should be present. 'The neighborhood of Cow•erest and Tinsmith-street shish imam of coefusioq end uprpar..from about -is o'clock . 9 8 0 , 44 day afternoxis till int salt, in tionsequence of a q nand Asleep; she low. Irish of Cow-cross mad Teromillivreet.aad the hissaelle Irish of St. Gileo*o ; the parties met at the Castle, in Cow.cras‘ oibete drier driebiag until they were intoxicated, they toot minced the battle; the base being too small to coutaia numbers, they went into thr street, armed with bludgeons, tolt -lire•olocivels, peke's, sad oda r weapons ; thee' set to. sad Pi few minutes their bombers increased to about two hundred per. sons— rite whole neghbourbood was oboes n into the greatelt alarm, pod several nelsons who happened to puss on their mi . Arians were knocked do a n and trampled upon; in le:s ihu a quarter of tabor avers upwards of 100 men and women with broken heads, y nosey, black eyes, and when* wmanded, wrianded,' hod some ly ng apparently dead in the streets.—T. I'lloqopedo,o ver,y ective empathic, lost no time ix waterlog roast:4)10; patrols, and watchmen, to floe number of about thirty. wpm came *need with etelassrs, and is striving Io perte the mob, and secure the ring-leaders a most despite' •te at; tack commenced on both sides; Ceorce Turner; a Petra, was severely beaten mud was (*flied eff in a danrema mete; Mates Telmer. his brother, was likewise dreadfully beaten; Eames, a constable, had his sirs broke., from the blue OA heavy bludgeon; Davison,, a constable. was dreadfully beaten and trampled upon in the kennel ; Bentley the beadle, received many blows; at length about ten O'clock., the civil power baying gained the assistance of the poker/a:cot stables. and watchmen from the neighbouring parishes. the e& sailaats were overcome and pet to the rout ; the following skip teen of the most active of them taken into custody, • is. :—Tko. alas Brows, John Cart, John King. al. Webb, hiep. Conies; J. Holland, P. Drell, Patrick Martin, Daniel CuoMpo. Jgitp Griffith. Thomas Morgan, Thomas Flin. and Pieria& Al• Caril. who. pith epoch diactslty, were lodged in the wotelOppr; which was obliged to be warded all night, to prevent the l ook from scoriae it down. They were conducted kandcaltd, ink well tsetdo 4 on klunday, (fire the Magistrates at How gardee - Omee for examination. mod the crowd bf men nod era• ales wise hollowed them to the °See exceeded LW pt. sons. hy which the Mice and street were crowdri N ap exams hewer wittlesoni before. Amongst Ike emit were itelnerhs , of Arty mum ape newts with black gpsospc with their arms in slings, and others with their beads haul, sad bleeding. The Phloem being pot in the bar, Mecum& hies preferred their charges, and exhibited the dreadful ,otitis of the blows they received. The charges being mode out, di Pri Ifetvc 44 1 enOinaiiled in Prikins said they rem* good bagl to "ewer at the Sessions. &turd" morning lest, between nine and tea o'clock, while some goodnwere being removed (rota No. 7, Theset.piace, Temple bar, a ma entered the ;wrist!, where the lady of the beep, Mrs. Powell, whohnd but ascended the first land in g p la c e , fe u d him t 'on Set return. She enquired bis business, soil he replied by asking if be was not in the battle Mrs; Edwards ? Mfrs. Pn*ell informed him that 111 wins mistaken, u the house he wanted wee neat dew. , kninediately left the place, bet being observed. take a pontrarlr direction from the house he al . for, suspicion was excited, end upo n looki ng ro an 'Mn.s Powell missed her gold watch from the slat Shard. She instantly ran to the door and called tie * 0 stop bins," but her voice not being beerd, aviti being bused se agitated that she.woe iseoblo to per aue him, the fellow escaped. The robber was p fellow of short stature, with round face, dark eyes, and wore a short mixed frock coat. Friday the Commissioners - of Hackney-coacWi convicted the following iseckeeyonachmea owner of No. 90 in the penalty of 10s., for TANI; the driver of No. 3,39 in the penalty of 10s., for re.. foul ; the driver of No. 404 in the penally of 10y, for cachets ; the driver 'of No. 437 ro the penalty of 10s., for rude and improper beg.. vies, to his fare in OafortUstreet • the &her of No. 486 ie the penalty of 10a., foe esecticio; l obp doiser of No. 5,43, is the penalty of 101., fir driving inn furious std improper winner in Otford• street ; the driver of No. 688 in the penalty of 10, 4 for refusal; the driver of No. 715 in the penalty of Ws. for hiving no check-string to his coach; the driver oaf N.. 738 in the penalty of 10s. for reboil; the kit•r or No. 781 in tins penally of 19a. for war !Wily 49d ertseliy beefing his horses and heiag drunk; the driver of No. frp ,in the penalty of 10 s. for e r • action ; 'the driver of No. 683 I. the penalty of 101 1 for refuel; the driver of No. 917 in the penalty or Wt., for driving his easels against a Noblesse a hortebl4, is Piccadilly,' kad thereby andsagefig his lire; lbs.4lifer of No. OP7 in the peealty of 10b for driving spinet a gentleman's gig, lo Grim:lint* street; ills river of No. 20 in the penalty of 10a, for' , exactness; eh& driver cif No. 1,074 in the penalty of 10e.t for *befog ide mach wittiest' a goadeenues pig 00 Illackfriaes-bride; the owner of No. 1, 101 SaVriltatil the ingest of Nit.. 1 1 1 91 1p sly P!" 4 1 10 . ' 1 for 'lechers; the driver of No. I_2oll the 'Penifly 0f'101.,. or refusal; turd Mixes, in the penalty of 10s. for acting ask iiatersian withost kiwi of the tiwrair ' M 111014dbeilly, 'OW Irdmad hiii rv is°9llFiqui " Ir e / rel f ak t Yean. l l: War , plat a sober e. *1 e _ so 01% WAAL - 7 4 2/7 1 : i A" WSWlve/vied . and sober me. nit wur we:. ....... --, spa, aibill'ilL Me man fail old ohs day of kar bile: Ir e 7,21 tr Apse _ Unniol,lo6,. in tits eeips at Willi a m 111. he bar Wet Ni Nee reign of eft selseillWellidoide ; NO OS itiigo w• meatiii.fir trePtimer *NI dot 4 "I Weer* o ewer nscendird AS row. On .. k tile V44ls inst. at -AI 11.14E44 Italoadt, Ss. Off . V t li r g iF i Veit VeroittliV e Z tregitamk. Volimegibe 011100 11 - 1 5/Ll:._ _i_loo7:)L i f • i Airs in Ilittiliel./ .1. saw Mir n t , l. • • Agee. .. illograboillt..%awqes y 4#- 6•wl i 40 '44 • , 1 . 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