The Statesman. — London, England, 1824-01-17 00:00:00

AFFdIR Op HONCIATit. Vienne. Captain.Cochrane and Sir Ilmisporth William. on deem it their duty to make-public the following state. tont : A t a Meeting of the Commissioners of the River Wear, on Wednesday. the 7th, some high words passed between 31 ,.. uniform and Mr. Thomas Pemberton, in the course a w hich Mr. Ltinbton said, tl►at if Mr. Pemberton was a Ikntleman, which he (Mr. L.) doubted, Mr. Lambton would give him satisfaction. After the meeting was . over, Mr. Lambton received such information from various quarters, as left no tionbt in his mind that Mr. Pemberton's character wss such as did not lae him on a level with tientlenten. On Friday, the 9th. Mr. Burn called at eleven in the morning, atLambton N A. w ith the letters No. 1 and 2. Mr. Lambton being then alone, and not having any l oans of delivering- his answer through any friend, gave it to Sir. Rare In person. and verbally assigned to him his'ressons for not considering Mr. Pemberton in the light of: Gentleman. With this answer, N 0.3, Mr. Burn re tired, la . & short time afterwards, Sir U.dworth son end VoptainCochrancarrived. when. Mr. Latubton re ferred the whole business to them. retweiing them to act for him, to make personal inquiries as to Mr. Pemberton's c haracter, and if by any'possibili►p Mr: Lambton could Meet Mr. Penthertore without. dogralstion to his own cba rerw, to arrange the meeting without delay. Sir Heilworth Williamson and Captain Cochrane imme diately set off for Sunderland, and in the course of the owe evening bail various interviews with Mr. Burn, the result of which they reported to \lr.'Lamh►on on Saturday norning. leth. - Mr. Lriithiodinttanrly nut puricisior refused to wittadraw any expression reapeettng the opinion a 31r. Pemberton's character, and required of Sir H. eaptainC. tosay Whether after their envirien. he could hare their senetten to meet Sir. Pemberton ; their reply (an their retie Osseptig ty affirmative, for redlines which will app-a; in br,tertils.4 letter. On the ssme morn inz, at Il 'o'clock; they left Lambton Hall for Sunderland, With MO.i.antltten:a answer (No. 4.) which they delivered to Mr. Burn at three o'ciork : at live, Mr. Burn returned, with' Mr. Peniberton's refusal to'accept Mr. Lambkin' otlirsof a electing. (No. 5.) LETTER, O. I. " Ste,—ln consequence of whit passed at the Bridge Inn, yesterday. 'did ere this expect to have beard front you ; not hating done so, 04 friend Captain Burn waits upon you to et.? wed that sitittfietinn which one gentleman requires of an colt r. Copt. horn is in felt possession of all the facts, and will wake therteeessora arrongentents with your friend. "I an, slr, your obedient Servont. (ft trued) " TIIOIIAS Pestnenios. " flornoo, Jis, 8, MU. To Jobe George Lembton, Esq." I..crreft. No. 2. Stn,—l em requested by Mr. Petitheiton to deliver the Nelopii card In you. Mr. Pemberton waits your answer at no greet distance from Lance. .6 I am, Sir, your most obedient l. " Friday Morning. (Signed) '6 W. H. BURR." • To John George Lambton, Esq." LETTER, NO. tt. " Mr. limmhton does Dot COM:icier Mr. Thomss Pombert9al els-A-seer to he such as to entitle him to r.reive that satisfac whirh oneGcntlainso would• hay* a right to requira of tuAlier." • LEITER, NO. 4. " Mr. Lanibt , en will DOI retract • Single syllable of whet he revreellteg the'ehararter of Mr. Thor Peinherto nr the nattier of which, mr. Lembton was Dill !Ow/sentry to the meting of Wednesday lei • Mr. Lainhuen coneldellsel that a person un, for deframling Mel/seise, anti against whom hem found for au lion a woman, was no( tee which placed him on • level with Gentlemen. impressions, Mr. lone ton replied to Mr. TI tou's letter. Anxious, however, that his ow, 1 4.2fi might not *tut Ist ewnetnet, (erred the alhit to Sir edworth (wheelie, ui.ltiar that it env doubt arose as r- Mr. Thomas Pemberton's character, he might it it. " Thap gentlemen having made the .neeensa, err of opinion; that' whiOever mar T.ports orcalotioo as to lite ollaraoSer e# ;RC; Thomas ',offline as yet has been proved against him, therefore, thnt under these cirimiestancos Mr. I.atehtou sill not deetade himself by meeting Mr. Thomas Pem berion. " Under their sanetine, then. Mr. Larnbtnn aceedes cheer fully to Mr. Thoninu Pembertnn's reque•t, and leaves the timesnd place of meeting to be fixed by the bleuthemen acting as yeermila. " Lallbton Hall. Jan. ID, lea" LETTER. NO. S. "Mr. Lambton having refused Mr. Thoms, Pernbmlnn t' at sslisfaction which one Gentleman has a right to demand Irina another, can have no further coismunituAiun with Mr. Imubton." z•uaderland, Jan. io, int." "Mr. Lalnfidel' has heen influenced, throughout this chair, solely by a sense of what was due to his own character and cation. Ile frit that he could not acknt.wledge his equality Shan individual, against whom such Imputations existed, stillest such a step being sanctlonad by Gentleman of honour lad character. The moment that 11r. lainbton received their aicirince that he could do so without personal degradation, bisenly and instant request to those Gentlemen wan, to give tarry facility to the meeting. They acted up fully to their iastractinus, and cannot be answerable for tin refusal given by Mr. Thomas Pemberton." ."Sunday Morning, Jan. 11, 1524." A sinolae and in:eresting case lately occurred at Ilarerell Magna, in this county. El-ven • week, since • youth, ten rears of age, the son of Mr. Fox, of the lk•11 I'.n in that village. was attacked with fever and inflatn !mina of the longs. After the inflammatory symptoms had ,tihsided. there was every remain to faar phtlista put. malaria (consuitiption);wts rapidly advancing. About ten rays ago a tumour war observer' to he fortuinghet weer' the tl ird and fourth ribs on the kft vide, and on Sunday lust 4 sat tlpetn.‘l vroper by the surgeon attending him (Mr. 4 liffkird) to op-tt it, when passing a lancet into the part, a Lard substance impeded the hastriiment, 'Well, when ex' f traded, p riced to be a stone, weighing half a drachrn ; orty ounces of purulent matter were t . sicen , away•st the "me, time , havin g h ero f arme d in tne ot:ernsl part et the thorax or chest. 'lle patient is' loiter, and towsauttc.) are entertained o f hi s recovery. -- ( Dcv i age !_ On F r id ay last about two °Mork in the afternoon, a se broke out in a large roost adjoining to Mr. nether. !"tlon's motile yard, at the corner of Russel Sfteels 47 nhntalow Hill, fo rmer l y occup i e d as a r i gg i ng ro o m ITkr. Duncan. A ple n tif u l supp l y o f water was tab. erri in the neigkbourhood; and by the prompt at. ntlane e of the engines from several of the offices, as 1 ; 141 as the patielsengibe tutu the Nouse of Industry, the "Net Were aeon extinguished; not, however, hero re the r"rnilsl d"trnyed, and the small houses beneath very 11 ) 4terislly irjured. The Mayor was very conspictioady 11 9. 1 " .— (LInstpoof Courier.) toetirten three and four o'citilt yesterday mornings DO ii riwg lire was discovered in a p ublic house is Uhear Use .. 11 9 1 by a persoknamed Hall. It had nearly destroyed 4 . hule of the back part of the premises before it we' i l "ee'ra,and hart mended tis the front and to the room 4 g itirli Mr. and Mrs. H illslept, who were alarmed by 4 4. 7 W 'revrine among. throne the roam wisiiow. 'Fite rte! n u•Lich they were ade.p was un lire at the time; hat 1 . I n 4 cle theiv escape. by jumping, ahnoat is a state ft i ii "tYr through the win , lOtt, happily without nuttlint"g 1 4!""nal lcjety, except Mr:l All teing a little forrti s t ~, e fare and bands, Not al4 le article ofltilnittire sithing nil saved. —( I Girt) Reynold., thr frienit of Long 4 n, an d id s - a m ana jd late light,4l3..sont,the.following: - To TOR. SPORTING WIRLTh flemaiutsalltl••••-eMnsrions of the loanable sitnstion 1 *old' !in society, I still feel • that even a - pugilist has n character ?to Undid' this impreasien; I think it a' platy 1 owr !to iwyeelfand the sporting p.ot of the weildo to state sonar' ifoets relative to the lite baitle, - which will make the lovers of fair pier Islusli et the conduct of. - some in the ring. We had only one friend on the ground that I personally knew, to of eiate as time keeper (or ue, .hat he was a .tieriesinin; and Cribb insisted neon but a •gentlentau ,should hold the watch ; thus situated, we were obliged to submit to have-a time-keeper appointed by Spring's friend: 'This was not exactly fair, but 1 do sot wish to insinuate. ;that -the umpires did wrong; on the nAitrary, Spring'; 'empire kept his .post to the last in flit moat gallant style.; bat Langisnls and the refer. a were obligee to quit the ring; in fact, inside the Mistily- four foot in which only the colnbatanta and the seconds ought to have been, was crown/est to excess for the fast boar, pushing, kicking, and striking with whips and sticks, of which Langan received, more than his shire.' Five minutes was enough fo satisfy any time-keeper in the world if he kept tilt combatants in sight. 1 feel incompetent to the task of describing Largest's ill:treatment; he sees 'kicked on the hack and head several times; and towards the latter p..rt, when the ring was full, wberaiwre Langan attempted to throw Spring, tile rascals that were within the ropes gave Lingers every ob• oh-action in their power, by placing vheir kne.emiaLtocla.4. Manner, that instead of Spring Wing under, was curia dm the top of Langan.. Both Crib add. Painter practised this. trick; and the blow that Langan received on she left eye, was calmed by Painter's kite. (In one cecasion, when both men hail fallen, Spring under, Cribb said, Langan was biting ; and in the-act of stooping to pick up his man he stru.oit Langan, soil k• %directly stench 'kilo: Befog* the men went to the scratch Langan, id . jastificatioa of hies. self •ashml 'Spring if recut Cribb said saittive? Spvlug, by a shake•of the bead, answered in the negative. And here let use. state that I pillapaeticalarly to be understood, that 1 do not charge Spring with any foul play;. 1 sorer wish to see a more hononrabte fighter. tine time, by the preisuie of die crowd, I was thrown out.of the ring; Lin• gun no me, Spring on him; in this situation. a cowardly ruffian that I should know if l were to see him twenty years hence, deliheratrly aimed - a kick at Langaaa's side, but fortunately for him it fell on my leg, and rev-rely cut it. There was scarcely a pugilist down at the fight bnt at One time or other paid attention to Spring by little kind offices; bringing water; fanning the,air in his hear with their hats, and keeping the whips and 'delis from kits. Bat a poor Irishman that attempted to fan Langan with his hat, while Josh. wise floggiog out the sing, wan told by a pugilist if hr di-1 rot drsist he would doer him. The last seven or eight roands 1 Lad another difficulty to' encounter, by Hudson wanting metogieein for Langan, and every round o! the last three or four, he swore bitterly he would hot second him another nand, for fear, as he said, of Langer. bring killed and himself 'mirth If tills was pore hismanity, 1 very match praise his feelings ; but it was a feeling he never ilisplased in any setter fightin which he was second; and I am told 'hat Hudson, althougo he swore bitterly to Inc lie had not a farthing on the fight, has bet considerable sums against Langan. One of those bets I can prove, of alit. to •201. ern Sprung ; the money was put into the bands of Mr. Martin, of the Grange Itits. 'firming. h.- by hir ',laced ' the hands of the' bar lid , ; 8 114 13, ir Oralio,*. by tbAL Sort. - 1 W. SURREY SHISSIONS, JAN. In. Aan /torrent Weltindieted for feloniously stealing a gold gold and several othilederdeles, the property of George Smith, value . hl. to whose wife she had been nurse. The Jery returned a verdict of Gaillg, and the Prisoner wag ,sentenced to seven years transportation. Qa sentence being passed. the Prisoner, who was an en gegitur young woman, fainted away, so d was carried out by lone of the officers, totally insensible. .Nary Hiehoe was indicted for stealing a silver watch. the 'property of Timotby Mosey. a coal dealer, r e sidi ng a t Rich devote. to whom she had been a servant. I '.The Jury returned the Prisoner guilty, and the Court sen leneed her to seven years transportation. • Ahriet Clifford and William Mann were indicted for stealing .at Newington, a Brussmia carpet, the properly of S. Crowder. Tlet Cumenas having summed up, the Jery returned a vlrd?et-of Guilty against both prisoners.—The Court then sentenced Clifford to twelve mouths, and Mann to nine months' tiard la rat Claildford. 'EEKLY - 110318TER'OP WEATHER. Th.! coonnteneed under very smiling auspices, and Sun dnT alai day of the acissun. That night. St•strever, an alteration in the temperature took place. and the ":1110r1u6Mswer, is wilt he seen in the annexed Register, was ittnek below the freezing point:----Muriday, notwithstandiug, pealelese; and. fag, Ike usual accompaiament to frost iu Lon sild not appear till the next Oar. On the morniag of that ' 4lB 39.httrONFax.liesitlea4li heaffy.boar „frost, and a alight partia felt of sleet in the afternoon.—On Thursday a change, of which the hoar frosthad been the hariduer, took place, and a f thaw entitled, accompanied a little while in the afternoon. with what had hitherto beeh a stranger this winter, a sprinkling of Snow. Yesterday, however, the frti,t resumed its strength; hut though the temperature was low, the attnosphere was Vear.. No moonlight could he brighter in London than that blab shone early this morning, and no haze appeared till the *Maeda begin to smoke. There has been no rale this week that Is measurable, kitrand. Jan. 17. TITERIIOIIIITEIt. 8 o'clock. . t 31 . .1 ; : , 3 211 • Pa 4) l u r dir aJJ 36 ,1 VAlf of cold early it asel29lPlikko rssiceripioed wler 1 . V.' 2-11. 114 i 27. 27e 1 o'cloek. BARONItTit. at SO X),31 33 I ,49 I ,30 SO I 640 41 37 112 SI Fair Cloa ty ,Cloudy Cloudy 20. 5.,. 23. GRANO 14000T1 PARTT.—Firldly sen'night and Mond a week were slaughtering days In the home coverts at Wherit, ad Lodge, the was of. Lord Oransjile:4lear Ipswich.- On Friday there were killed with guns, 2 partridges, 161 pheasant., 0 woodcocliSatl hares, &MIMI rabbits—total WS,— %lid OR Monday, with 12 gins, 4 ?artriti„4. 483 p k eawlts , 4, wo 1. cocks. WO halos, atoll 55 reblis—total 210—grand total 1,t.21. Tins a ca. as containing the tooday by the Nob:erten not exactly ccrres?ond ve 00 abubt is correct, birds. which were not York, itt3; Duke of lion. Mr. °mills, Mr. Anhon, Es; Hob. Hon. MI. Poniaby, / 311- 5 1 . ; we trade Zeolite, soil back g neeutuit ail Wyse"' Jelled v.po'n his gron94 acic a di4tance of nlio than half the lime, hat OnliWormantleff Men' going on at Moreton in ,—.llia ..- - London, *ad.'s ,our correspondent obsisims. half broken dowh, although he is full of eminence. Mit tbattistour o'stoct this day toreschL3ndon, but tiettihg f! 210 I against him. SINOUNG OUiliA9ll.—Oil Iltonday night, two men went wiles:Louse of bfr. - Williini Nagle, 'in the town of Kit. so .11ock, in this county, and.asked .N sce him, ahem,, on Ifs appearing, one of tbemstrock him a blow with the bock. pait of a hotelier, which kmiclied him - down. While he lay on thei ground, they. enthavottred to,cut his Omit' With A raier, ha' though they mangled him moat they didlnet succeed. l'bc relice being infornied of it shortly after. Is are happy fp say hogs' the fellows were setured ttad itlrotified. . Ons cifthein had tt:e ragors in his'incket t 4 ,4Jiii clothes heasnapeed with filood.-(Liaariek Ciro. m We.) . f . iSUPPOSID MURDER —The town and' neithhourlioutl o f Koarakisurough have been kept fur some .time past in f state of cotilirlerah!e ferment and anxiety, in c3osequence o the sudden and 'artaccostatab!e disappearance of a young' woman at; I her chill, who is strongly inspected to bar been murdered by the peiru wat with 'shoat she rob ,bit On Wednesday week the tnasistrates of that district • .' reefed their attention to the ioyestigatieu of Ibis myste. riot's occurrence. but ultimately without any surcrashil 1 Tel,p4t. The natee of the young woman who, with her, iltriritinsate child, boa been missing since the beginning of October, is Mary GM. * farmer, obi resides of Bel: moot. near Kaaresboi °ugh (whose value we for the precept Wisest. to mention), was taken up en suspicion, and opt ' ldcrwaut an exawiaation ou Wednesday, but lie resolutely 4 persisted in disclaiming all linos ledge of the affair; intl. .although he is said to be the fat hr of tlie child, he debied over hoeing any improper connexubso with the till. or even ! w i ng s o much as seen her for a considerable time. 4,,, the uomistrates bad strong grounds fur diabekieving tits wOrtitignif , a the prisoner, he Vas remanded for another. attamitasOpp„ Ott goadt,y IN opiqg last O. inviAlglitiiyi like resumed, and in the irityritp every exertion had befit made to procure addition.' eiidenee. 'the inquiry lare.l Aptutem - iriVre miscuing. until tin At night, during whirb thaiqfte inagistretcOi s t W. 44g il . bjr . &pa W. P. L. Scott, em., weli•gugagod in taking depositions snJ sifting tile, NOIASsay id ;4440 laktartsap Notwithstanding their ins*, fatigable alto oils, nothing of a decidedly •atisfectory n tame wea.elicited. Avg Aber circumetences unfeemwr Ole to the prkewome, iM iTamdlatiacalY.Ptfved that b• ha.' boon in, tha wtpsoap of the de4M ll O4 attaialaelt(if to 4 " dike .401‘ he ' win aekaowirdets I: . hal* seep her. 1 dbonsand vogue guava* two alimst, so afit:ch it woula. be. ineproper.esen to allude. A rigid neor.cb hos been roor, wiessiwid attar the bodies of If try litil illd her child, but at let without mucues4.-.-l o tafr bi/SAIEC*Cer. p4t4DON ill'Aft*ETS• • , ____ . CIT,T, JAN. 14. 1814. having eery dexterously they had made at low h ones, at the present alleged scarcity of po int there is an abundance that price* have a lIWe Lauded. Ns. to blits. set in cold, is in favour of probability of a little fall as last week. / dull heir, and with all •the factors ere' giving(' kteriftl altera.ion. .• • ttl# 1 4 . f li e r tv bleft not exist; and, having., by ibeve meals, th Messrs. lVatkins an.! l'iolt, an at: •aqce :llexantler . The cams had lova trial heron., aid the defrndata4 l found guilty, but a rule 'foe a notiltlif Irstrbeiti : arttp; wards obtained. ' • . . Me. nc (MET? 04te4 the s cat*, and itettilii 4,v141449, .which n4:104110 Cliren• Bro wn .4a4. abtooodeti Mr. F. C . Colt was in' parteership . with Mr.Watitifq in 1619, and knew 111 r. Whitehead, contgryane i e‘ : 64 Arlinften Strret, It4tllngtota Garden *. Mr. Whaph s oi can:6.in 1812 to our chambers, ant 'exprotteed 'a waists A* raise 6,04)0/.; it was inffeloher, At another tntereiew. e, mentioned thi name o f hit effent, the Rev. Wimp = R a b cf , Brown, vicar of . Penton , in Paley. U. 'mid .1 1 . e w i p; acquainted with his family; that he wash sun, of Or.; Brawn, of Abertleea, ffis...6aly son, and woikli canirrifq a large fortune; that he Wat the son.in-laiv o't t;Ofe, o gentleman of very large fortune, in ritsez ; tips, hp V; received a very l a rge fo r tune with hi s wife, ati4l a .copAoll estate, beekles gr.-at expectations. N.e Said .90,eittlip sal in the ocenpativa of Brown; 014 he waPit vOrY re to man, but was in embarrassment, and ritflleid tlip 100 . 9 ex for. some ecciesia4tic a l 'purpose. .he s.4P 1414 coat between 13,0001. and 11,0004; he showed 114 i . abstrao of the estate' : 4ier Town wag YitrYclonn 'that tGy knowledge of the ban should out Coat:h-Mt. Cote ; he said , it was quite necessary the rolls of the.ll4o.nr hquld 'putt be inspect e d, as th e steward, Mr. Hilts, lite **Grist" one of 31r. Col e ' s daor hters, hut that Ife - kiiitr EAU perfectly well. 1 referred 'him to Me: Irtatkinltijoei said he knew the steward, and bad tad Its.nets with (pu t : • • 4; • before. l'ross examined by Mr. ATTORNEY G14NcR.41;,:-. 7 .W.1101111 1 could not swear positively to s S 3) i rig more ditto ths knew Mr. Hills to he the s:eward ;Abe repte;shiisiQn . t o k iew Mr. Brown was the so n of itr.•Btn.of - AfiVie t n l sen.in law of Mr.'('ole, a zer.thlsttati df . was correct ; 1 understo'rut that Mr.' (tkis:„ttoss tifts, manager of the est•ste: Mr: Bollon huffier entisrautijuoted, the propos:11o t but 114 d not tnetitionecl the'utsose of tlf?w,n ; we entered into a goLtantee with Sir AlexauttertampLeli for . payment.of the interest. (Ph ;s ceilidhs *aa tillo4d, Jut the tloeurnent sni;:ht he produced.) • Mr. ()cage Watkins w.ts Crst camtiiniiil itjr ire ad e - to show that he had an interest, as he lAA giqis to Sir Alex soder Campbell. . ----- . . After some at:vitt:rut, it was rtlad that 4111 interesttiorThe be no objection in an tottictmenr, us t h e: could - din' lay ' made the means of recovering the money. . . , Witness —An abstract wa s p ro d uce d 'Of t h e; v it a e at ibair, estate; a title showing that the, tithes of the si4r.sicif Info.- dined 4301. The d , ma.ice of ----. was reprnented 'at' MIL, and a settlement of ISO! Mr. ' Whitehead 'lttskted' reasons why the Cocrt•roll slim Id not - be ;ir rher',lnd saint . • he had already sati-listl him*, It, in mins , o.tetiee• or" whirls . he had at'vaoc...l 1.11'51. to a Mr. Strabstn. Mr. IlitsVta called shit .11r. Witi!elteud, and produced a .I,••ltier,'ffnm s Lord I)acre addresser! to him is the most familiar tdiii i is. and franked by Iris I,3rdalt:p, licetifs.ollter oroat.i,p,.- . .cii4 . ote - OrMendfs OT nis tonnntiont. • A survey riis sAreskte., bat Mr. Whitehead was- most anxious' tolat k Ve rate„ , Its notice of the Surveyor goin g down, hst ? Mi. to)e sltull,,) hear of it.—(The surrender and releAse , wtrett.ted Yhlfeve 4 been roads in the usual fcrip.)• The money wi, Ij s ti,oool. Mr. Brown i s now rn Atneriea. He pOtt . little rums antler the marriage seWethen and t.his'gtl i: e., It was bend Nat Mr. Mown hatij no con hold estate,t t Mr. Alaberly was steward, that thi title . taitead of:VW, A , a'S Is only _wo.r.t.lu..l6444.Ba44l9.aassae4•okeilei•of-4161reoprwe r only worth 60!. • the totartiage iittienteist i ipst . d Wit-606 . 114:1 0 1 0 1reiterutwt feat to Mt. Fars 4 . .. ' Vise pleceof meeting for inapect inspection ail i t ifriliti ... 46 lionaferd. ._•• - -• Cross-examined by : 3fic - Thqr""'yglt..effie e•Jilese wiitijiiic in Feb ru a r y tti M. Iffilts t at mini:hat to Mr.'llrown's . di• rection. Mr.. Itrawn'safilnalieltitthapt-In. •It set forthiaepitt• session of the copylsold estate; yaltur upwards of 9,00Uf..n of vicarage titises4SQ,',.t.,iray,- of a ,utarriage settlement. : • and a donative ? and sugg4 . Ullt there its, no such it.- cuMbrante: ;'s ~, ! An ab s tract was sm. pot it, itcaltiailko be attested and examined by WM ? mq, .sleward.. .• the surrender, tacase, 'anal , other ,deeus, were then • put in. , . 1 To i le r' . I V P:t t n iii Xe — s I t: l tt r e . n ir P c i eti n it Lll4 y: r .g ra w ll ,l P- I P l :l .t itiv ,.,i ; i 3 tre -A°111: fl , if : 4 I gtiaran . ttg, lad beta •ohtifikpld.; .lott,:no r gliwasadie .was cants. John Prickeit, sun-elm. ) tve,ne slelin to sitree4 the.. estate, tif I ;reit lloiland ; Mi. Brown joined Lim; 44.431uutt it aL between 1 4,00 t)!. ata4,lo,oiJOis • . • •!• - c;: - - • 'l t . Maberly has ran b a essiaid fo e terfor eistort year*;, Mr. Cole has several eit . atas,,tts thir .ntaporq At r. Brow:., never aas a tenant on the rolls of 1,4 ,intinog; jtisppeary. ta , me to Ins a fabri'r a tion ; 1 Irtiliow no Such prraon as Bilis; a I know Whitehead only by name; I Lad ao,couc.eru .iiiiii • any of the documents r. at. - . „ .. A g P. By Mr. ATTONEV•tic:venAL:—Mr. Brown "ppmcr so be very respectably connected. • IS' 4. i Mr. Jai. Cole, father in law to'llr. Brown, proptietOrttri Great H.illarol lireen , Parry, SAW the tioeunteo:se-atd thoughtful.. Brown was decidedly not capable of hialtii!F . any such fabrications:. He thtught th e * ig ua tal s - nt; William Robtrt Brown much clearer an I better titfitfett than Biotin everarote. He should t say certainly it was not hie writing. - , Mr. SCARLaiT—Take it in. It i w i gs s handed fo',pl•as, Brown's by Whitehead. Mr. Hills nev.ty..steivard of • - s • I the manor. _ By the COUST—I bar/rite ides titatif N Brown's. I harts ors, r said at sworn that it was. I . ' should noS 1440.4.44: that it is Brown's. ' •. Mr. Justice Brt•r- 7 1.011i at the whole papei.." ~: , ', • tritness.—lt aas inuch . trever ti vti B rp. , to s iol e t o ne. i le I shont:l ray it is. 110 .0 1 ir • 1 4 . 4 not hint' nit I ever sa i d I. should say it was his. •, : - Mr. Aa-ruaN sr Beilcao, athlrrS44,4l.i.tarTlPt Of de* , carldnet, sad contended that It is. client iir t ia,.throuchoti;; the t ra nsaction, the . victim. of Mr.' ,B(ast i tt. ?In; Sr., Bros n imposed •npon Vim ai well as . ay*, 001.41 Arc pop, tiesohere cool., he little doubt. * would thaw tibia ' pie defendant tuadesuch inquiriT w eefigeenin/Ajr. Ifrq•ip)i. character And property, s; f a v oi t a f xbi ra o lit i 4 44 p, gentleman's representatiosio to him Isere tip correct. I .George Birth*, aP ai10r0d... 1 _41,41; that an the yea! pia bis father raised a sumer atone/ ky way, ef amenity tpr e Mr. Brown; the a,nnuities • well/ located pa ate warms and donative. In Isll3 witness speceeriect )to his I,atisees, business. Mr. Wlti te head tipplindio , srAinf si of ! s ae siarti.... rulers of Mr. Brown's peolterty. • Witness 'gave tam is,. rental, The copy .of the ctaltai araa read it ll4nte 4 l'' 4801. lls. sd. fur the pailoti;anditgti,a midst of iiu donation). Witness had tottekred thity,qpifgaint s lather, Wittman told Mr. W ki teh raid that, from Isla nosete'tike a 14. 1 : , .. 4, 114 Brows. bc consi.z,ered hjoi a I liiibly,y,spenohic irai- Cross examined by MilisAnenidtre,,- . -110 fotitor die 3 In. December, 1819, and witiltio•ised n,ollißis• to do "40 ~/r-) Brown before his father's death, etoeutasesit V.," t i ff; him at kis father's house. sod itivginie that Ake }."?`7 2 4 0 . him paid the annuities retetlOr.MositiApti4o44gli.eie".t;l44ll34.6:-., Brown told witness that'lle hall.a plied to him to raise To ne y foe Min uktoiNit• TS O of 1 ;' . .-. annuities which Mr. Biown natt etk. graotto th e Bfeie or, ,witttess's-fathar, were granted:to clients of c; agir 113 % .. been paid off; the third still remaiLs, ' 10 m" Pomherinn : ham, and by him placed. in the hands of the' her m, id 4f ~.v6"l. 4•1" "ariu" ''''" O' r441"1 .-- "°' gin — irniant only fully Informed the Itrin beer„Wolceiter,olio paid it to find 4 ilo following list him been hooped tp gs. as cos . after the y last. nutaber a hee 4 d, of gave killed oe Monday by th fight. Pi-rektor, to this no man wore Isiglogreet tad . • i under proserution • ' ~ Pim red Gentle/nen respectively: It dee; not exactly Wilson than I .ui •'. an I shalt feel 4irtitni if he cite explain with the stamen' shoji.. which we have no doubt hom a true bill hail not of that &was.; le a satisfactory milliner. his coudeet in Illie gffiir, - I seas but wesupposittlecludes the wounded birds . whi eaten. Unlor these I confident of victory,jcis Swinge hagdg wetssielteetioget picked op till tie next day :—Duke of York, It Thomas p e ,,,b,,,, i attiring say pitideisph.lit ; I.sngste.a , bantF t wltre gaud, his ,Ifellbigton, 19(1.; Lord Granville, 48; lion. M DIV'S in tivldwal opi- , stteneth superior, an4l lie csidld 'Stu ff s th 'in :Ifil Hon.-Mr.file Rees, KM; Hon. Mr. Allison 44.1%-iattehtmn.ee-1111MfrilferaSentrirns le ring jilt jptiliterreii; the Tait a• Bfi7 . 1/441olontsrs, Tat lion. Mr kb; 4114 PA dad. e°,llllB " l6 4Mari . i - — I '0 b 0 01. 9 0...,...._,. • - u .,• as to thenature of iuele, au, 4 ee:* new ii" int ie' ght have the benefit bi• 1 . / • ' fee _. b . .Er • A• . ..... . kipwlitloks4we ' tP v. °roost' pn ir y, us /te nil' tray xo.l, pt. gnaw' , 4 . i', 4t. e i- 4,0110. ;a ,i . bi t pr it . sppeera by ow sceousit no more. tangin heard missy lie while 34C - . •'!' `o•'• ' ' , next or kJ 'u toleslng. lie toechod %poi meestinry istonieles, ip ,,,,,„ 1 . 1 stsuatut: and most isree,tly said' he Welfili not selvehicitui at ester tdrnXke, and returned back a di.ttar v.-porta is would tight for a week. under every dissire fi gingatillifner mil ‘ ho itn something less thin half th 'booms Pemtier on, 1ii.,,, nod nonsider, . than re s ig n , I must admit 1 now used every ;tegument Il• he wean:weft the•werse for travelllrig. 04 - 11%Yorn c•-s Mr. I.ainhtou I could think on to induce him o resign, for 'soybean bled starting Yesom s daYs and m.a trade him going on at Mr. Thomas Peal-' to are the brave fellow good ha'uouredly Otitis* agisinsi the Marsh, filKosilea friss London, sad. as ,our co rres :. h e ll broken down, although he is full of ton many ; b ut all my arguments were use l ess, end on Jost. (1114 , 14 „ 6 - • n'elnelt dab' day ill xpifth Landon_ - - _._ .__. . __ . _ .. • .. u .....,.. 410 rft.; e 4 ...iiilPr .. A• . . . i . i t ., . 0 1. dr :. it: rttit ::.STA'hiSsiAN . 1/ . • - . ^, t ) t ' ••' 4 ..... . .1 .•' .. . • _ _ 7. ...' • • - - - \ . k • A I CS it* ' -'. L . • 'l4 is a singul a r Past, that Langan aril( Belch •: .: ' er have re. •,,, ;, I . .., - 0 '• ' i ' 4 . * - "T'XFstafea* •.••• . s7 • ~ - ;velvet' several letters: statidg, that if e#er Spring had the omadd tn the. ovorin of the battle the ring would be broken • ; and ju. • (Deiere•Mr: .1 es vt . c a -4111".-- Bx sr netie r 4r'Sji‘ .. ' l ,7( . ..th . ';',7th''' 74 ) '; ' •. ° 4 it . 1 .. :• • . iftirmiegham it Was current that the Irishman would not • .0 -it --• p .,... , !bis allowed to Win. TPT KIN° C. trln l ygnEiD. Mt* I 410 III: I . I am, Gentlemen, your very Limbic servant, 'Castle Taveini "%thorn, ' . TIIO3IAI lIETNOLDS. This was an it;liettuent agajitit the (hOeptlant. a con*. aucer, for haring knowingly indlcaohltptti rdikose rt ra the Itev. Mr. Brown to be possessed of property whitAtV I 'a character Jan.. 14,• l 8 4 . not exist l• amt_ 1.:.,;,.... %,....___- _____ ~....!__.,. _. dot I owe r' could think on to induce him to resign, for to see the brave fellow good hntuour r edly tile__ .g agisinst' H mane; but all wy arguments were useless, and on Josh saying he stuuM net second him any longer, 4 ' Leave; tee then" wits his . tiply, a I will manage with Ittfr nold's."lbeliave itiWas toil to Crash that Langan had given in --he came and asked him the get Bijou, bpi b4tis me and'. Langan contradicted this, and Witt .ititn ste were rnitly I. fight. • Spring's umpire then came aird asked the spiceitOti,lo4 . received the Seine answer; At this time liKlitto to %harks was liatposvihfe, there was apt a clear attire, fent of groped to stand on, end I repeatedly riviorsted those that •osglit to haps kept the ring. to log it out ; but 0 r.illteuipt was ita tile' to do , soy thing Of the kind, and shortly atter Apripg was t h e n* of the rine. I then threw up my hat for Latisaa. Aftisi.,,Y4 • battle "called on dpring'S uirpirr, as Pie enig ;negate Mak' could give a deiiblen on trip suhitct, aniPtheiii Were his words In the presence of•the.genlieinitu that h il Series, after the battle: .' I littoW little of the regulatio f rite ring, hut what I do know I will state; I was turd tha t ngan's attend had given In, 1 instantly went totteynolds intriwkril him the ques tion ; Reynolds !Aid. Langan would not give in, and was ready to light; I then looked to the watch, and when the arootsd Mind pointed to the half minute, I wiled time, but utiliser Itilli• turn got up to go to the scratch; I again called time at the mine() and the minute and half, hut neitnerof the men jot up to go to the mark. This is all I kaoie on the subject; when Mr. Jackson is applied to he wiltbe able to tell you the law on the subject, but it the men had got up, Oritiug would be im possib:e, as the ring was completely tilled." The Gentleman that bled Spring said that Spring told him if he (Air. Spring) had been lighting iu Ireland, and was treated in the same way Lingua had been that day, he Would hare declared that he had re.cvised foul piay. When Shelton and Hudson lunght, bulb Catil war hit neatly srsitrleu, bat by Shelton being brought up to the scratch, although he inetantly dropped, yet lie Pee wawa. piously declared to ltave.wan the battle. How Alper ,is it possibletipring can be a wholes; he did not get m eal OP% than Lang,asi; ifNbeltoo had-not beets broustit te ttinfeltlitche , which could have cluiaursi the battle we t 41t rigtst O igs was Dot pst the dash oi.fite.slavetiotr. .1* L 10111.1.0 . PI on which Enthtosue9 tit Much hints!? • it Wihtlibie 4 4 0. fair play *high was sheen tor NullisrUg t in his *AS . • with Csih; but he was p black—Nat ntoat Iskily ormi sufficient season. „Langan ie not a black. bet 414001 MAY he is an, Irishman, and that is ; fault which : Is* destiiistd: the battle agaiest him. I can say this for LaSeatfillsottgli .be is not withiq one . bandied mike of ate M. th‘i yews' gsourent, that his only wish is lo high; SP 6 I/44 IPS e' e . stage ; aori the hot. words we bpd , at pact lag_ Mires s ! It the usoney,is awarded to eve, which I Welt 4. luwo.a, ja Right to have, tell Spring ‘ that it Omens, lee *4 .bate 'anther 0 . 4110 Cr log ski. Ilklueigaket by fighSalltelllWlllails: and tho VOISSIff-4411.1ake them." 4i - I ,e 4. ,, .. • . Uentlenreo, ) jos ?Droll bait! had ; owes*, to, 'Pp so much of yogr 1114404 tine, butt 1 assooPi lalial t.ef you witlausalAbsibsg to artubsertri _ !paper's, which stated That Lajas fight SP;ing: 4041 that he was ore. ihisgavertrainlng,tbe loqg tight praves lion ; pith respect to being badly 'play. were was the bad advisq kle'cartsil au wall as I Pitwqted; btu OW dititleogg tirat 4nays accoospani appcgratne in the London air he WIIIIIItifft . diet woehtio.wk cstiorts4arshg kat dune *kik respect to Spring, it 'ire were tc battle, whet: bottom would 'ie , inches-Shorter, and above a stone 4 • LONDON ;It/Mips:l )servatiop.ia q 419 •otAlpilions- ' 4,1241 an was bm4ly allaioNi•lb. • -....1111"r- -. ( & ocertraineti. With reeptet,te • if Aram The T r io o v in elmteraratra lit proves a dfreot costive:VW* imimered talon eat of thir cionthrets th , 'wily advised, if he kepi fair Z u me. an steer earietts • to make fresh 0)-? kla'aettsisly did n$ leg i rises s far. maswittimandlog t h e ai at mg b ea u r a u j e d g o $ taloa lallashasel, the, now led eat that I Panes "'vital/is& ap W. , .1104; ' 00 , 61 loilltkilese.--•-tt 'rib by sera that tag; bat Low itelllft libeiliNk rra ic bc nd ' d . 4€o- st)4 l4 . Lano 4ur.b 4cut 410 0 . Iwo& 0 4 _ . - . -the weather bast If sat ii i: 44: taidact 0 . tjps;e _ y4 " ati attifio . Lj otlker rise Aire wee a probe 1 p ee. ..".ele resole nearly the same , to. admit that4o '4 MAP taK ' 0.1411ML-Arbeetheese tridels 'eery its , 1w , gain p.itApeta istp.a. Ire ,very upprOitiibla ; for the prices whictil !tone leis - lc sinsiglit? . eannet h• realize Ito London, No mate ... .• '~l~ 'l4l ! 4 4 t 4. 1 1 1: I i . 1 •ii i ' . 1 1 A! , .:. ..., , 1 .., 4 ti h .1 ...1 .....,i, ~ ... ~. . ....., 5it...... • 1 6,, , !.. 4 . a . I .1 f . 4 . 7 ' 1 40. 11 . 1 • I 1 - i t .1 ; ' I . . . . I . •:1 s : , ',.. • . 1 ' ' es 3. . - • i ; l ige , . i . 1 # 4 4 0tii . et . .L 1 I, ~~- 7 11 t • PI !