The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-08-18 00:00:00

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Leonerd'. house on the htla of Apr' e-present at the wedtlittg el MlX3,..hlM7Ansi.eonar , r. Hiddy Hertford; Ira Meet arrived Atone fee o'clock; hit - defendant did not coins till I:: • or 1; elthriegb he hed.been expected early in the morning i whereiniameinto the pailour, be laid his Igit and speiOisc 'oe the raids and *it 'dawn : be - srai,tesi.dressed like a bsiii . ,-- .. groottri be said hie family Were finite displetneal .11i ill4* -- . match. and added, a i don't - Itnon how ths doril.hoec e ° %-i, The nautiageifid'eat take plsoe that day. 4. ,11 ae . (tt se 'de:. Hi e fondant) had not '• teen-rage artitilee",r4prd. H. •.; . - • - ' "". '''' 'hi took 4 '-- ' - . 141 ...a_ . ' must •meints'acsint sivrew . . - . . - , Tno ow- IN publinbe.i. In 4 rpls, ISmo, price 11.4 a. ATINALT, erg', SHALE; BE, a Novel, by . sr+. mon ill Milian ' overh•vvia Wife bid Y•rityy II asband," n itib Campaign." tar rla r Ptintnl.44..A../...NeWMAP4 eel Co. Leblenitatt.treet. The following will appear whir Mambo :- 14412 or Beim byeanu. a' itnennnen. by L. A. Rteetintit , , i rote. Ti'x Perlin BON.. by 'mein Latham. 3 rola. • %Libel's* /1P Vol CArtial..br IL-N. R.CIIO. 4 nob. Wen of I A Ilia/& a, by Anne of Hwang% ; , 0 4. • •Pleadist4, Putnam! thninifkd, a *oral Tlale. ! eels. IN ef jE.I.L,r RI Emperbtadu: by NIL* Lefanu. :trade. Anna*: off the Tsbib 4 ely Nether. by Paul Pebeigta, 4 rots. li . ?kg NW MAIMAIINa. by Illrs. Gr./qt.; vale. ^14.041111W ill'eelleingt NI irldirei. by .11. St.43air. 4 Tab.. ....,~ p.. 1 FROSI•SATU itDAY'S GAZETTE. ' NPi- Thus Gegen! Natal.; on Address to the King from the General Convention of the,Roya I Burghs of Scotland. exPrellt• ' ing the gOetihde (RAM body fbr the honour of Ms 31ajesty's Oat. The address in dated eu tbe 9th Inst. No meeting or the Conv'Untion had taken piece is the interval since the lfJpg's t visit. CARLTON. HOUSE. Aro. 14. The Kinghas been piekied to appoint Henry ..Esq. to be one.of his alajetere Hog. &Mot Gentleman ensioners ,la ordinary to his bittlestg., .• . TREASURY kiIiAI4IIERS, Ave. 14. The Lords Commissioners of the Treasury have been pleased to appnint Edward Roaerss. Esq.' to be Omit of the Penn In Ma Majesty's receipt oftbeKteheluer, In the room of the Hod: Henry Addington, deceased.. , r . • .'Thin Mar 4. ribllnaml. In 3 vet. Mon. prier, 111.. 441 17 rEADORZ CYPUON ; or, the Benevolent Jew. i l flovel, 21 111 Woo, by oftOttliE Autbur of for " Tian Printed fit A. E. NRWMAN 43.1 Co. Loudon. Where may ballad arm Zillitimmlif thes OP CoITORT. all UMW. 3 t015..161. I 1/1111•116 01111., SI II win. 11.7.. 4.1. , • 1•1181. er the Cott'. at_ the M00r.4tb1 , 1111144, S anti. 10s.. • notate AP [SOL RIM* F.aa r,3d &Mao. 4 446.11. MA. • 0.1141 , 64444.4 Monk, $4 1M1M441. 4 vols. ..144 11 21Aii41414.4tottfAvt mr,tbe ifter?.. id Billion. 4 Te14.11.* - iILIIIIO OP DORE 3/ 1.14 OP.a . lrIC YAM/4 at within, 4 role. 11. 04.0 "Levitt 1141 , 44, 3d . 4 wolf. 11. XAN 44 fle ta.3.lBilitioss.4 Bade. it ' Vdery Ifrausom, ant vent Tees, 9611147t1ar, 4 ruts. 11. Assammanam,a.-14131113,a,; myie.l44.. • . : . - • *scam aranaraiteenasaorta le. /Mo. Iflr. or. Om Walairj.B33433tivnran $4 tyrKli•a # i • • • le ertus 31 Union, yea. Ilk. • VICAR Cr Lissadfrti,ll4l34l4lo,3 rnlvtils- •• • I P Mill KAUKO OP VIZ FetioT, al liettieu,3 iGs. Ga. CIIIMMON rre it4pithe, 11413“. 4 wals:.111. • •• t. 3, !EMILE I gLia , larie‘p, Si &Also, 6 vols. . • . 4111)31E.flitEW El) ALE AM) 'HU FM IPS PATBVP PORTABLP. PA318..Y SIACHINE, poirenisedaryide.ple)rety: The proprietor of this highly-approved a/1004 in dosses tie eioaonty, begs to call the attetittnts tof'thei liablic to the pest adventige sad soinfott derived' frame ties possession of genuine home-brewed Ale and neer, prodoced ie the lashes* liet&ctioi by ythis machine, at leas thstrililllttelrerwer's charge, aall in qseljty. devour. and soualdness. foriteepins: reperi , lt to that hy.wed. fro. the. sane quantity of nail) sod . . horn by any other prricsidt.' •• The *Prim''' 4 loospeat: and does not require filing; is economical in time, labour, end . feel ; and, with itriprinted 'direct one 'even, may' be used seces)lally without pny•peevloss knowledge of brawicitt Itis also oppiiestele to various otfier domestic and culinary purposes. Tliesnaebiss. Is matte of 'various sizes, wkrristefd to &Ammer, eilee'efght poe who and upwards, • • • .• •. o - Sold (oM% ) at ill% .Piceadilly, witpas also may be hiiktha /WISH ' I.: .1 I E, frb,ii which tlill Combs are extracted }Dhoti killinfOltr ctn.; ' •• • 't • BANKRUPTCY. SUPERSEDED. .1. Annton...of Ilighgalp,.corawbaudier. • J. Thomas, late of Kent-street. Smithies**. builder: W. King. of the Rd/mare-toed, eheatelionger. .1. • Rowley, late of Stourport, Woreestershire, Haber: nitithans. BANKRUPTS. • W. B. Smith, of Itristoli iniabolder. Aug. 29. SD, sad Sept. 0, et the Busk Tomato, ' Corirstrett,.l3sistel. 'Attorneys.. 'Messrs. Willitnes mid ; and Mr. T. Ststrt, -Bristol. S. Sonirite. og St. Anomie, If4rHordshire. saddler, Aug. 19, 20, tad Sept. 27. Bselnghall-street. Attorneys, Messrs. •Yeirilmeneted Cs., tiotemair-street: Gewseo,der foals, silk-mercer, 'Aug. !3.40, and Sept. 27. et the Court.hosor, Leeds, Attorneys, Mr. Alakinson, Middle Temple; and Mr. Peden, Leeds. • IL Middleton, of King-street, it oinethithey merchant, Aug. St, 20, and Sept. 27, at itasin,shall-Ntrett. Attorneys, Messrs. 'Yemen. and Co., Line's' Arum-yard, Coleman-street. • 6.11. Cocker. of Belvidere-plate, Surrey. bil!-Broker. Aug. IS, 20. and Sept. gi, at Utsingtiall-street. Amenity, Mr. Essex-street, Strand. J. Harries, late of I.landarrog, Cirmarthenshire.- dealer in catti.., Sept. 1, 3. and 27, at tut White Hart too, Narbeth. Pestibroialshire. Attorneys, Mr. J 1t illiaau, Havertirdwest ; and Messrs. Hililard and Co., Gray's-inn. J. Pirrey and R. Saunders, of Birmingham, edge-tool makers. Aug. 29, 311,. and Sept. 17, at the Royal Hotel, Bir mingham. Attorneys, :11revrs. Swain and Co., Frederick's place, .Old Jewry ; and Mr. Whateiey. Bennetes•lllll, ._ _ If. Rua%d•n, late of Walworth, Surrey, coschmaster. Sag. 33.30, an.l. Sept 27, at Baatughail-strert. Attorneys, blows, Clutratry cod Co., Mark-laur. (Promotional, Sc. to-morrow.) AVERI,O6 Pawn OF CORN IN amicAvrt ANY WALLS IN THE • - WEEK ENDED At U. 13. PER. Qt. ig. d. PER QR. 11. d. Wleat • SO 4 Oats * 3 3 A ke• •• • •. ..., 36 6 Deena 3•i 4 Barley . 31 9 Peas . ....... ........311 3 Average Pile. of Brown or MuscOvado Sugar, com puted front the Return* wade In the week eliding the 13111 day of August, 1323, is 30s. Id. per cwt. 'DU RUC k srA IIN; ing Alattafactuger,M, : NrliAN.D. begs to. caution. the Public against a spurious coniposition bring Mold under his name, by means of Itnitation labels. These - may easily be detected by observing that the genuine has. Rolm IYARRRN signed on tech lahel.—all others are nounterhit ; teeny of which are inter iced, -in Ivey muti!l character's, with a different address .between the " No., " and the word titrand.'• ROOT. WARREN 11110 begs to add. that hit sole bfaaufantory is -at Mt, 14 rnAto ; nor has he any contwalsm with those. pretemled Warehouses professing to be branch lorotabliAmetati of his. All persons giving orders for Watt; aett's Its.acaism are particularly requested to take notice: that the real 3,lanufacturer is lipwr. WARRY.N. 30..5T11f ND. It is strong!y recointnended to shopkrepers andothers whit are tire-teed by such vile impostors.- to ratan It.. traits to: the isertiecfront whom it came, as being a punishment suit able to bale fabricators Ulan article soeaeiatWly leceasari to tbettslaionable world. This genuine and sarpassingly brlUisat Plaeling. a itstlvilied Yee' ifs peculiar excellence lit keeping the feet Per fectly free from damp la Wet Weather, preserving the lea titer soft and pliable, and producing the most elegant polish ewer beheld, retaining its pristine virtues in any climate. Is sold by every respectable vender in Town and Country, in. Potties. at Oil. 10.1.124. and laid. each. , AROW LAND end SON, Sole Proprirtots Of the . ORIGINAL MACASSAR. OIL, for the (lrowth elf Hale, respectfully inform the Nobility. Gentry, end Pub lic at large, they have . ftliattieliD 20 No. 20, ilatton-Uartien ; and also beg to • CAUTION. That Flagrant Impostors are Weeding a spu limes Article under this name ; they minima the em:.ty bottles, and attempt to deceive the Public with spurious Ma essear Oil, composed of injurious inzredients, calling it the geassine. and offoring it for sale at a lower price, end with tint the label, and others sign "Rowlandson," imitating the' signrnfierr. which renders it Ilreonsilry on purchasing, to ask for ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, and strictly to ob serve that none are genuine without the little hook inside the wrapper; and the label is signed on the outside. In Red, 66 A. ROW Lt vD and SON."—The prices are Ss. 19s. 01. mod 21s. per bottle. All other prices are insposi: ttons.—The genuine has the address on the label, " Hatton Garden." Also, Hen WITISICERS, Gaze Whistles, Eva-BROws, liar on the Head, effectually changed to Brown or Black, by the use of ROWLAND'S ESSENCE of TYRE: by merely wetting the Hair, it immediately produces a perfect change. Price 43.-75. dd. and 10s. &I per bottle. Sold by the Sole Proprietots, A. Rowland and Son, No. VI, Hatton Garden, Holb9rn, London; and by appointment, by Messrs. II whirs. Tile/Mourne-street ; Smyth. 117: Gat tieand Pierce. 37, O. Rime. 33, New Bend-street • Bayley and Blew, Coekspter-street ; Sanger, 130, Oxfor d-street; Ferry rnd Co. 17. tireek-street ; Butlers. 4. Cheapside, and 220, Regent-street; Rowney. 103. Hatton Garden ; J. T. Ricge, 63, Cheapside; Tait', 41, Johnston, DS, Ceroltill ; Newberry,' 43. Edwards, (hi, St. Paul's Church-yard; Sut tan. Bow Church-yard ; Burgess, oz, Holborn-hill ; Low, 1130. Pruut, 2-e9, Strand; Barclay and Sons. IA Fleet market ; Ford, Fenchurch-street ; Colley. 29, Wharton. Illshopsgate-street ; Bartlett, Hatton-garden ; Swift. 29, High Ilelborn; Gibbing, Fleet-taarket ; Swift, Holborn ; Oreves, Oxford-street ; Woodman, Piccadilly ; and Nis, Royal Exchange ; and by must etriumers and Medicine Venders. Ask for " Rowland's Oil," or " Rowland's Dve," and observe the signature. " A. ROWLAND and SON." • eiticuuck:u FAKES ANI) UNEQUALLED YELLING To DOVNR. DICAL RADVIGATZ, MARGATZ AND CANTampon*, Foot Inside Coaches, and keep good time, by S. A. MOUNTAIN and Co. SARACEN ' S BEAD INN, SKINNER-STREET, • INOW.IIILL, LONDON. THE following POST COACIIES,IniIs, Sr. set out from the above Inn : • l'he " Telegr.iph," Doerr, Deal,' Ramsgate, llargate, Broad Stairs, Canterbury, Pave-sham. and Saiubrick nem superior fast Couch, every morning at a f past 7 o'clock. 4-be consequence of the deelded preference girt% to the 7'e- froraph Couch. the Proprietors are determined no e.epense skull be spared to render it the first eonreyance on the Aent Road. Bromplon. Chatham. Rochester, Gra rcsout. Stroud, ttiltingtOurne. Itainham 4 Ospriage, Morning, quarter 'Past?, Ar ni:oceunioAlm. ••• • . Tio 'royal Eclipse." Falmouth. Plymouth. .f.xeler, 71.04. Dod,Hin, Penryn. Ashburton. 7'ofitesi, Dartmouth, freyinorrth, Dorehester, and alisbury. Serer!, meriting at 7.. through Hondo's.. Axminster. iteittort. tflokbridge, ustton, Haslitystoke Ilartford-bridge,. Mack tinkr 4. Itsigshol. T.he. only Day Coach to Wesatentl4 ,ritriren ;. tiressylt *ilk two' coachmen tatty.) throns flugsloi;' Blisekorater, hilisbusloke. Credo*, • Whitelatreat, Anitiolmr. Woodyntrs: eashinure. Salisbnry, illandjOrd Dorekrofer, at a guar-. ter'past 5 o'clirek to the :horning ' l'aekets front Weymouth-la Guernsey, Jersey, Cherbourp, - Xt. Midges. Ave. .ertry Wednesday and tudariiisy afternoon ist V o'clock. The Southampton, • Liviinylott„,,kintlitssrst Winchester, Basingstoke, Ihirtford- - bridgc,. Blackirdrer, ~` r ._ ---4 hot ts'eir fel; Wuid C o . • *1 id ant( Rags r r every geornang._ S cs dad, arrives at the Coaels• and !horses, and Vinilitn, Sosethansptisn. • by. Witte ia'alvelt.; ITlsisr-is a most delightful conrcyamee to the Isle qf Wight, Jersey. Gnermmey, St. Maloes, Barre de Grace, Merbitig,"4-e.---The Proprieties, of Bus abate Gaels he,,. frtssetite a contiinauce of that saspaorl which has hitherto been s esperiesseed *lace de sans.' Neenetatektvflke Uttion." ' • A sew Light Bay Coatis lel Dorehester t*. IL hours only, through liagshot. illadrater, Basingstoke. Orerlais. church, Andover,•Salisbury.' Woodyeats, Cash:nor, and Mandford, at a past b o:elit& is lA. snornia"--The Pro prietors of the. above. Coach are deteradised no expenee shall be spared,* reader it the first conveyance on the Wes tern Road. . Rath and Bristol Post Coaches, through Chippentsams.• Caine, Marlborough. Itaingeeford, Newbury and Reading, every Nternona at .One l arrive dt the •Greyhound •Inn, Balk, the London Tavern, Thomas Street, and .Swam, Bristol, early the next morning. Coaches to Jh Ditidgennter;Tammtii,aisti Plymouth, at reduced Pares. . • The " Umpire,' e ilea Liverpool light fated, only One 'Night on 44e- load. worrying • Pour Inside, sets out Haile sat Oise ; arrives., at Liverpool. mit.4ftsemsoass at es, aro' v7Pbtsess,• - LiWastry. Northaniiiton, WC(forß,lntteriveirUs, ' Mickley, Mier:torte, LUeitfield, Stone, Nannette, Sientri trarringtom and Ppleor n . ••.•• _, .• ' ithivrotntry, Well:lepton - and Sitilmai Lip( Post load. 'nee, Alienate., 'Guarded. •'• '•' ' •• Barnstaple and Southinottass .Yew Light Pod Comethoweep Monday, Widnesday, ant Friday nwenings. at 7 o' Clock. • TM • " Rorklaglak." Zeal* .LigOst • Post Coach, sets out every Afternoon sit Two; and passes dross* .Baliimek, Bigglitarehle, Raton, Ituekekc Stilton, Wansford, St ant ford, Grerthan.• Grantitue, Newark, Twilled, Manikin,' moor, Retford,Oandry. I)opeaeler aaJ Perry-bridge, or rirertre de Golden Lion Inn. Lee ds, next Afternoon, at 3 o'clock. in time for the hitittford,' Halifax. iskiptan and Hadderefield• (Veldts, at reduced Pares.—Driesis through mid four coaclumea only.—josygage and Packages only id. per • tb.t—Notwitlinandlag the uncommon expeditioa # Ithir Boants, it is .allowed •to 6t thy most agreeable and complete public eostreyance on •the Nord /toad, being unequalled by any other. Barreiro& and Ripon New Light Post Coaches erery Allernpon, at 2.4. S In yet Morning. Glasgow, Longlown. Gretna-Green, Anomie. Datmfries, * growithal r 77tormisill, tiasuptAar Kiln, CaMadek. Kings• well, and all Parts of Scotland, a Light 4-inside Post- Coach 'Daily. •• iiridgenorth, Walsal. Shrewsbury, Salop, and ll•lyhead New Light Comets. awry Afternoon, at reduced Fares. The " Express," to York; Searborough, Whi(bq, Mida s . Stassierland r Neweastle and . a New Light Posse- ' Isside Poet-Coach, with a Guard throughout; sets out ercry, 'Alonsiny, by way of Newark, Belford, Doncaster, Perry-bridge, -Teuleasteri Darlington, Nortkallerion, Bantams, Morpelh. and Berwick, and arrires at lark the next Morning at It 'Mork. at reduced Farm—Drier* drospkaith. 4 soaehmen oaly.—Possenaers lading them selres fatigued on the jussrlsey, way rest what time they please, and then proceed without any additional fare. Marlborough and. Swindon Poser Inside. Day Coach, thro' Aldboara ' Reading. Laattrourn, Parton. Lyslinglost. -Penny, Ironies* Rasset, Raientstry. 'lnsect:ford, New hall and Maidenhead.—Arleen through with one coach . • man only' • The New Royal Patent Mail. Melon and Louth. Ikea' Bmtsrlisa, Caussbridge, Huntingdon, Stilton, Peterb•oro'. .Beraing l Spalding - , Spilsby. Alford , Grimsby 4- BAR, % Herniae. at half-past 7 o'clod, Sandal, at a. quarter airfare 7. • • ' • • The " Paraiir r " a New Light Feme4lnside Post Coach • 'to Carlisle, Peseta and Whitehavea ; with a Guard ail the way; pastes through Appleby. !trough; 'Bowes. Greta- Bridge, Itichinond,Catterick, Boroughbride, Ferry-bridge, Doncaster, Newark, Baldry, Grantham. Stanford. Gra nola. Stilton, Biggleswesele and Baldock. Sets out in the • Morning, and performs the Journey with the greatest Fu my. AT lIIMUCID Armes. • Passengers detained on the road, by business or plea snre, have the peenliar adrantage of their scats being se cured in tie next Coach. TIIE ONLY DIRECT COACH' TO CARLISLE. The N ew Royal Patent Mail. Cambridge biro' Ware. Buntinyford, Auckland, 4. Royston, Evening, at half past 7 o'e oek. Sunday; at a quarter before 7. Kendal, Lancaster, Preiton, Kirby. Lonsdate, Baton, Cho•ley, Ornukirh and Garstang Light Post COniks, ere, y Afternoon. The " Royal Express,:' New Light Four-Inside Post Coach, to Lirerpool, in 141/ours only, thro' Warrington, Preseot, Congleion, Lowed*. Newcastle, lindyty. Knots ford. Stone, Stafford add Litchfield. (oxii Oue Night on the Road,) every Afternoon; arrives at the Saracen's ifehd Inn. Dale-street. Lirerpool. next Evening, al S. The advantages to TrarcUers who honour this roach Kith thiir preference arefar superior to any other on this Rudd, as the "Royal Express" Is driven througkoni with 4 coach men only (3 less than any Miter coach to Liverpool)—a Id ring to Passengers too erident td require iantmeni ; besides the additional advantage. espeeially to Commercial inter eats, of performing the journey in less lithe than any other roach ; and. nolmillistanding its cheapness and expedition, the Proprietors pledge themselves that for safely and cat consmodation it Is equalled ty few and shall be surpasied by none. Wakefield 4-Inside Post Coaches, every Mornidy and Afternoon, AT !EDUCED FARES. Chester, Newport. ' Whitechureh. Tarporley, Nampt trick, Northirielt and Middleleich Light Post Coach, creed Afternoon. Sunderland, Stockton and Vann light Post Coach every Morning, to the George Inn, Stentlekand, AT Raiment" Mountain's " Express." to Manehesltr, WinslOw. Con yleton, Newcastle, Walsal. Wolverhampton 4- Kientsford, New Pour Inside Post Coach, every Afternoon. only (hie Nyld on the Road. AT ntatucsa TARIM, Sheffield and Rotherham new Pone Inside Post Coaches every Adorning, called " The Express," and aged " The Rockingham,' every Afternoon, AT nsuuenu P.l /MI. The "Royal Express," new Birmingham Light Fast Post Coach, sets out every afternoon, tarrying 4 inside onlp, passes through Warwick. Ixanlington. &Wham, Weedon. Darentry. Stoney-Stratford. and Tot:Teeter s to the Saracen's Head, Bull Street, Birmingham, early the next morning.—Dricvn through with two coachmen only, (two less than any other coach.) • , The " Express" a New Light Post Coach to Mill, Lin coln, Northcave, Howden and Doncaster, every mornileg, at eight o'clock to the Cross Keys, Markel Place. Hull, and also the " Rockingham" in the afternoon at I o'clock. The Hertford, Ware, Ileddesdon and Cheshnnt Coach, AT lefiDllenn FARES. Toile:lA(6n and Edmonton Coaches daily at eleven, hal f past two, firc, and eight o'clock: * At Reducea Fares. to I...eds. York, .and Doncaster: Luggage and Packages at only two-pen , 4, per lb. S. A. MOUNTAIN and Co. respecitnily negusint their Friends anti the Public, that .they will not be ac , muntnble for any Parcels, PA4SettgerS . tAlyrinte, Writings, of more than:Five Pounds value, if lost, stolen, or de:based, unless entered as such, and the Insurance paid for accord ingly, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Skinner-:tweet ; Su , T.andnn. INQUIINT I. I) •IrOll'oreo4r, Ink toe tooh of a male child, age.' six months, the son of a man attetitliqg the fair with two dwarfs, whose (loath was nceasiunrd b/. irs mother Elting Ira composition of &roil, kr. in mistake . for tiolfrey's t loenelsridee Delver. 11, on on , infant ten moatto yl.l. The mother of the chila iv.% in . sit• of placing. it in bed, when her foot slipping', the Irrll ivith the' her nrm4, add strork itilte . a.l so cio- I lentiv , scainst pitre, of ir:ent, altto frarture ire eloilt, of irelpial it 4e4 in a t hanrs. Verdlt:l—" Acci.loptal •• ' • - 7 • - t'Jgo KILKENNY ASSIZES. BREACH OF PROMISE OF NIARRI 10E. MART ANN cerreattu V. RIHRY HARTFORD. Thin trial came on before Mr. Jastiee Jaen, and a Spe cial Jury. Mr. Fox opened the pleadings, and stated this was an hction for a breach of promise of marriage—the damages ' were laid at 10001. ; and the defendant pleaded the general issue. Mr. DonenTT then addressed the Jury at considerable length, after which Mr. Joseph Gregory was examiued.— He lives in Kilkenuy, and is an apothecary; knew air. Bibby Hartford, the defendant, a long time ; he lived next door to him; the defend sat had also his country house at Craig; knew Mr. Hartford's circumstances; —his property "is tolerably good," and he gene rally acts as a Grand Juror tor the city of Kilkenny ; saw the defendant about the beginning of the last Assizes, and had a conversation with him about marriage; it was witness commenced the subject; the defendaut said he wished to marry, if he could get a suitable match; wit ness said he would be right to do so, when Mr. 11. Hart ford replied, that be had made choice of the plaintiff, Miss Mary Ann Leonard; t witness told defendant it was a very proper choice for birn ; he (witness) knew her family. a long time, they are rather respectable, lint did not know if they were related to the defendant; heard defendant say they were; witness promised that as soon as the Assizes were over, if defendant commis. sinned him, he would wait on Miss Mary Ann Leonard, and . try if she would have Mtn (the defendant), and would also speak to Mrs. Leonard, and arrange the business; witness accordingly went about the last day of the City Assizes ; dill not see Mrs. Leonard, but saw Miss Mary Ann, and told her Mr. Hartford commissi ! otell him to call on her to say, he (Mr. Ilsrtford) wished to niarry her ; she consented ; there was no persim present, as witness requested a plivate interview; airs. Leonard was not at home; witness desired them to send for her, in order " to put an end to the busi ness;" thinks this meeting took place On a Thursday; met ales. Leonard the Saturday following, and spoke to her on the Subject; told her air. Hartford would call on her the next day (Sunday); witness also went the next day; he was et Mrs. Leonard's a few Minutes before defendant ; it was tabula II! o'clock ; they met all the family that (lay; a pro posal was mule to Miss Mary Ann Leonard, to marry Mr. O. Hartford ; she consented to do so, and Mr. Hartford promised to settle 1001. a year on her; the eldest Miss Leo nard said, she hoped " it would be extended to all the pro perty;" the defendant observed, that he had a large family, bat that he would " settle them alit"' the Lecinards said, bei would be perfectly right to do so; a day was then ap pointed for the marriage to take place; it wasam the Wed. nesday following; the Lady said, not so soon ;" and thC defer cant did not say much about it, farther titan he assented;' witness then went away, accompanied by the defendant (Mr. ll:Hartford); he (witness) afterwards called at ,Mr. B. Scott's office by the direction of air. Hartford, to get the settlement drawn; believes defendant came in ac cidentally while he was there; they had a conversation about the settlement; air. Scott said, it would be necessary for him to have the headsof it in writing; and Mr. Hartford promised to furnish hint with the particulars; defendant agreed at that utertieg, also, to settle 100 f. a year on Mies Mary Ann Leonard witness is an old acquaintance of ole: fendant's ; defendant mentioned to armless th it he had been Speaking to Mrs. Leunitrol, about two moths hetore, on Vie Stalled uf Iser tlanghter'a tuaryiage; witness kenos defend ant I( hand *rating.—(llere the letter to Which Hobert:. tillit.led ORS produced; witness said, it was in the hand-writ log of the defendant.) . • Cross-exaniiited by Mr. Dptecom..—ls tenant to Mr. Hartford for about 4111. a year, and has been his apothecary, but defendant now deals with Mr. Prim; Miss Mary Ann Leonard is abort 20 years of are; " upon his soul, defend eta stated himself Le he or SO. ;" prior to thq (truth of is wife, ilefehdant itas'iubject to colds and, cmighs ; Lttei ly he has been rather unwell; (loot not know hit:complaints bathe has been tvorse since the hest assizes,;deteodant paid he , would "settle all his family in the marriage settle . bigot ;" to witness 'a knowledge nu ipetlicis told ,difindant lie ant& .he wet*, in . dointe so, at hat at it haft 11-}elms' fsstily; ?lisi.Matry Ann .Ceettard wished to dejay , pieinese 'cage a few . d.yei but aimless told her iya titre due' 41 ...i .. ~ ~~ - ~.~~: :.~ ~ . s .. ~ .. - _i. tp fo o r c e li d et e , i a l : d id a rea lit i d ef i t s Ite r tb r e " fittily ; th j e l‘ p 4 ap . e p rt cn i p l tni r4 tienl a — a . ll " account" of its. dettlement; as will as a:Unites recolfectei .defiendant ass Wasiak on his eon Thallidin the inv i rery kit Itiabtown f on Mu son Itihkr, Johnivielf I and itpitti•the `two eldest dationers. lOW. each • MittAntiteoji_ard ',her bratty 1001.Xiintr et-Osiris olei;sisdis,.• 1)4 Madded Visa litasebitsonste he simile give MO acres of Lind, Proscided'lllr. .flatelsitasen would Mg as lie premised: De7effiffto 001 'said to hire. Leonard, " What shall tdu haw ?" . She de !sired Ida to pit the papers into his Attorney's fiand. replied, " I will go and Rive them to Attpfne7 ? , Twin, Harcourt; witness walked with the M.-saint' rival the house; be said lie thought Miss Leonard would make a good wife; that Wl:family evereagainst the snatch, but Mat he did not care; defendant said • lie was unfortenate, but most get married," and told witnessto "tie prepaied ants; nst toonorrow or the day after, as- Tom flartforifival fro h liome;" defendant desired witness to he at the cottage of Mn.s Leanaid the "day after to.morrow ;"inif FAL lier. would . bring a friend, and that they . would be inserieif that day (Friday), in St. Canice*s chorea ; lie promised.% la• a carriake fir Miss Leonard, an l afrit the marriage they. were to go to Craig ; witness did 'nut attend Ton Frithay e , in • consequence of a letter which Mrs. i.e mare' sent to hitn.• Itsititaby neon, Esq. extinined by Mr. Goitetirv.—Was attorney. and lived he Kilkenny ; was acquainted with • Mr. Aibby Hartford and Mr. Gregory ; reculj-cted their wailing oo hint for the pnrposeof preparink• marriage melo's ill netween the don:adult aad Miss Mary Ann Leonard; whilst (armory wns speakiug to Him on the subject. the il ifeadant came into his ' office, who said he proposed settling then. a year on his in- 7 feinted wilt; witness intorme.: .1 lendaut that it would tie ne cessary to give him his title needs, and to lay them before Counsel. Time defendant said he would go far Vann. but ditt not return. Defendant Is considered to be a wealthy man. , • Mr. DRISCOLL stateilthe defendant's cite. Ho eloquent!y expatiated on the inaptitude of the defendant f.r matrimue).. and the consequent ieipronabillty of his eutertuining any a. - inane alfeetiou for the plaintiff. He told the Jury he woul I produce evidence of the utoat atlimpenehatne veracity to 1a..: hey them that the weakness of Ids cieut had been practised on by the defendant mud her family. The only witness produced for the defence was Mr. W. Hartford, who was examined by Mr. Daiscot.c.--Withess k eideat son of the detniii ; is between twen'y-fiior and . twenty-tire years of age; silo -is is mar.led ; and loos a by a firmer wife; is in the army; was ali-nt abut fo.o. years; din not knew of any ee ;wont-ince betwein nil fatter pisioliff tenth lately ; knew of it tram his TIMIS to Mrs. Leonard ; witness was in Ireland when his mother died last r Almost; has seen the plaintiff (Meet thinks stie is about ;E. years old ; Ida father's health hiss been very bad Since his me dices &VII; there was a visiting seqUaiutance bet Ween his sisters and Lie Misses Leonard. The defendant's case closed fibre. Mr. SHIM. spoke to evidence.—He insisted that the de. fence which the defendant had endeavoured td institute, should greatly aggravate the damages. His conduct was consistent. After having done a flagrant wrong to Miss Leonard out of Court, hecaluminated her In it. t was urged that a snare had been laid hi entrap him, but no evidence had been produced to establish that fact. The defendant should not be permitted to seek a defence in the iutirmities which his counsel hat so ostentatiously exhibited. The fact was, that Mr. Hartford was by no means so inappropri• , ate a lover as be now thought it convenient to represent himielf. He was not satisfied with the poetical descria- . lion given by Mr: Driscoll of his unfitness fur love, but lie had come into Court io ()Het to afford a kind of verification to the graphic picture's of infirmities and age. lie bad in vested himself with artificial hideousness, and misheard a feebLeneas and incapacity which did not belong to him. There be sat, to supply materials to Isis advocate; and bold up a living commentary to his expatiatians ttpan the then matism and the guilt. He (Mr. Sbiel) had read of an Athe nian orator, who, in pleading the calm of a beautiful wo man, and finding that all his arguments were vaio,_ be thought himself of a somewhat fantastic expedient. Ha advanced towards his fair and weeping client, and . drawing the veil from her bosoin,asked if guilt could reside in such a breast? Mr. Driscoll has surpassed the Athe nian. He has turned decrepitude and age into purposes as efficient as those to which youth and beauty were converted by the ingenious Greek. This is the property of geniis!. It draws its resources from the lowest as well as the most noble sources, and compels evetidefortnity itself to mitti . stre to its intents. " Behold this boson'," exclaimed Hype. rides. " Look at these Shrunken shoulders, " cries Mr. !Mica, " Behold this pure and ale.baster flesh—theca delicate and tender veins —this swell of life, and youth, and beauty. exclainied the one: " Look. at this • ihrivelle and , discoloured skin--these deep and withered furnaws--this great accumulation of disease," cries the other. " Can guilt be here ?" said. Ifyperides. " Can love be here?" says Mr. Driscoll.. But the Jury, should not be deluded by thes'e practical expedi ents ; anil upon taking a surrey of the defendant, thee- • would find that he was not .half so degrepit as lie wishcl to he. Mr. Justice Jens then recapitulated the evidence With, great precision, making suitable ,obsernations as lie went , along. lie remarked that the verditt mast be fur the plain. tiff. but cautioned the jury . not to be swayed by the eluirient , and energetic address which they had just heard. The qtiantuen of damages was a ingestion for the jury ; and 'lto . had no doubt they would measure it out according to th.: merits of the case, and not according to the eloyence of • the advocates. 'flue Jnry then retired; and after about half an hones deliberation, returned with a verdict for the ' Damages 3251, and 6 I. costs. LANCASTEICAi r YiiZtAuGusr 15. • PURRINU 01: rtiNIAING. - ....a..v, JO ...A.... JAAN. J. Rothwall, V... H. Tuy/vi,were ioilktedteauving.kilted i Samuel Yat•v on Sunday the t?Sth of April, in tbeltitrei pi. Bury. . , • • . . . • Al r. ItRO‘FN stated t h e rase fur. ilte,proveentior. Tic loss of life which hallooed was. to he iisapnted ru teat brutal . prartice of 14111184 ieud outrage, which tot Jury ling* uti- . fortunately ton mach prevailed iwaeverel parts of out ro1111.• • ty (we believe) this brptal aod.savage practice, iv caileil, in t k ineashireil" burring." . • i .. The brother of ilia .lereawl, yesteelay, proved the out- • rage made by two young 'salt,. or vittlier boys. 'They. litiork his heather iii various parts of tint body, ,and liieked . hie repeatedly in the Wit. Ale did not idue:ify tie Pei " • su net S. . • . Another witness idepilAed the . priantiera. .. TbPY Lai leather shoes on at the time, and nut clogs. ‘Vitiie.a