The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-11-04 00:00:00

;~ . • • z ; ~~ ~ .< II • • , LAW s i. . F 4_ E. tOCItT PA CHANERY, Not. 3. This Court might be truly described as a bout* ef mourning yesterday. The melancholy death- •f • B.r S.resuel Romilly spread a gloom net alt, which It is much easier to imagine than describe. The Lord. ..-Oravrcellor walked from Ids house in Bedflerd 'square, anti came to his private room , In Weaves Inn Hall at a quarter to ten. He looked' at. some of the meriting Papers to see the account given et Sir Samuel It omit!) 's death, end burst into' tears. Ile was ors. abitt for spate time to leave his room, from the great *hock his feeling% had sustained; Tor. Mite declared, there never was a man at the British SVO lee iltilvvit prefoond talents, whose excellent - • legal tatiotomente s and inflexible integrity, he bid 40...topiet Asa. far the deceased. Indeed is is we listabre,'. that ors twiny most important (mations 'his Lonlship welkin • the halm, even in open Coati, of su:binitting r the Irropriety of Isis opinions to Sir Samuel. Lasag• be. fore ten the Coon was crowded to earessoind among those present we observed several persons of distinction. Not a single Coronael was pre sent, all being sozious to show, in that Ivey, their regret for the% death, and respect ter the memory Of the lamented defeated. - At twenty minutes after ton his . Lordship took hjs seat on the Deitch, when a Gentlemen in Coast addressed him, • and PreSented s petition complsinitig 'of some of the' officers is. Court. Lordship said he should read it over at home. His feelers thee overcame him, when he lor•lr'id • to the plecik - tilience belied beard Sir Samuel Remaly an often with delight. The tears rolled down his Lordship's cheeks, and after sitting a minute in his chair, he said, 'e I must go, for f ratinot sit one moment longer." Retiring attain to his private room, he displayed the Same feeling, . elyddiog tears of sincere affection in memory of this , fluty great and good man. His Ilonout the Vice-Chancellor was so much im pressed by the melancholy event, that he could not (it in Court. The death of Sir Samuel Renville was a subject of the deepest reeretonneng the Bar and the Solicitors, by all of arlittibittwas jti.tly admired and esteemed. COURT 0P KINeVeL L, RI- N N CH. SEIUSANTS' INN- It Aov. 3. WANTON V MILLISH. This aetion'was brought by the Plaintiff, a gun. smith, to recover from Colonel Mellish. the price of au elegant gun made to order. A verdirt was given for the Plaintiff, and a point reserved respecting the Defendant's liability. The question came on to be owed. Colonel Mellish ordered the goo, stud gave diversions to send it to him in Yorkshire, bet 'snots after the Colonel was ordered to jiiiit his regiment, ender tt e Duke of Wellington, and he requested the gun might be forwarded to Mr. Lindergteen, his Agent, ut Portsmouth. It was sent to Mr. Lihdergrems, who shipped k on hoard's venal for Colonel Mellish. It Willies. Closed itt.i ease, and in thstatate it attracted the at. tendon of the Custom-house Officers, who seized • on the ground that no licence had been obtained for its es portation. The point for the consideration of 'the 'Court was, whether the Plaintiff ought' not to have obtained the licence, and whether by neglecting to tin so, he had not subjected himself to the We of the gun. the Defendant ar geethet Me loss ought to Teat with the Plaintiff. On the other side it 'was con- Jesuled that Mr. Manton hid done all be could be es t...teed to do in forwarding the gun to Mr. Linder. :grpon. whose Jury id was to procure the licence.—_ The Court expressed ass opinion in favour of the and the'terdict was affirmed. wat.is V. JUDGER. 4 1n this mats, the Plaintiff, a gentleman farmer, broo action lar false imprisonno ut against . the -,-**7.64rutant, a image*. of doe Peace, which was g4fid4tflorshans, when 'a verdict was given for the latter. ifiPpeered that_ihe Plaintiff had. been or. •dered, on some occasion, the natere off hich slid . riot appear. to find securities to keep the pek e, him. Self it. 5001. and two gsseties in 2501. each. .fie en. tiered into him ..tirn atliftatity, end he ski, precured one of the 2501. suretk bill, at the 7 1 " 010 • 01 1 h• was unable to pt the sewed: The Defendant, in •eonsequence, made nut a warrant, .eommitting him so the nearest House of Correction, fur two years— (and not until he could procere the additional sorely) —on the ground thr. be had refused to enter into the security rewriter!. - - The . COX;leow S ERJ EA lIT Aida day contended diet I the verdict could' not be maitteilliier t inasmuch as the' Defendant had isinicted a penCohmosit which exceed. ' 'otlitis authority. By the A*l .of the Ad of Henry . iftf. the reengailances 'weld trOternable at the pool ensuing Sestion,. which closely-peeved that, in de. . 'fault of entering into *POW", the tatPrianoviivitf . , cupid not be for . a longer doe. the Magistrat e eooid only procure severity of this peace, by remit ! &wince—anti, if the person called'. litts . tiold tint et! • would not enter iuto rocogniettnew t ete secori.ty *HMI 'thee be somerpli# of imptisttliwiebt thy. weal • • But . ... • . • , 4.4 e itaiiist e ,-,4410 Otopilrillti i , tiOilf 44/ , wii sod • . et wielt.weeb• eitlsao...sed that warrant which ", 14100 1 ‘. 0 1 ,„. 111 t „tt,, 'St di. recognisance most •Itio, I. The _Mplisatite cer taiuly could not Mot at. ' ;wiener frrietrisousurrot* than he bad a right to ao . by receie4enek; ' Pl,Ol, monstrous to suppose that a!man,. refusing to stow.. into recognisance, is keep Ike pose, for ettirsootbsi. . that 1)614 all the necessity of the taus iigilleited;*idd, legally be imprisoned• wee ortien rites- ewe .pimisiht • went for fhb defatilt. ti th e - tifittiffthrolfakt not fake recreni&Eatlattir two years. asdlig . Ails iftd.'of 'llenry ',-.VI I. toii'.' •ties' delpitilif • fever ',briny 'he,. neither could ho • .leigriegikide...B4 7 ,_ ~ ktP4_, ~+! If the contrety,Werw deix-sigitftliari s 4l6/01 tire. The AO ef IfeitiX ''weitiltiorit mail, dpsii . 4ZI. tory Ste ttlii, beta. Iris! object • !!i' i:fteirOgWeitt4 the eividt mimic, committed TOr.watit,.s,Jti,ke . , ;jlo' . ,•'.oiiof.ftittit;t: of appearing in •Citraili, eel Ike:seal SmoWits;,.iVit-iplgad a statlitlieitt'ot iheirtirest ' /Itt . 'elltrold be' vaitymety, sorry II a contrary piiniiiii, tit,te W' Were '‘Olf:l . rhe. isitrvitioced—a . priliciple , -•stack was , awinilestalx. up:, ', FoPett 'to the • Ectii:lt s r Itigiffili,f4 ol46 klPoo .9 A ottt e Lp, ( l ii hick was, that•no man iheekeke - Geki to eweeesillei. - ~. If this verdict wori sefeeteiteistandv a eliittle ;re,, hsviiig. aikedtiiii: WitiCliir..lo4 .iitiPre, !le 'moue ; •might, by his witrraiit, coarniii"ae.t.4. )1 for life—a proceeding which could not be iv*. I n• /ottigoic 1, \ lams tort a . 1 !Jai • • •% it • r . - 144 r . ~S , A' tiled 11 " ---. 1 11 111P" 1114116': 1446.n.ts Its coutended, was the proltei - form of scats& If 114 Maiittrate had eficieeded his authority in gommitelliC an injety was the consequence, and _the -complain log party had a right to Idsorsitok rot false imprison ment. The Learned Geoligisnao fortified himself by qitoting the authority of Lord Hale and other emi nent writers.. Mr. 'FADDY @egged, contra, first, that the war. rant was legal—sod, second, that .even if it were trot so,• no action could lie against the Defenders' in this case. With respect to-the first point, as to the . legality of the warrant, it was preps,' to enquire whether the Justice had or had not a right to grant . it ? That fact Most depend on his coritolsSion, which they must it once esamine, to see ? ..ifbether li tho King delegated such an authority to him. Since the reign of Elisabeth, the commission, by which all Magistrates were to be directed, was of the' same form, and was of very great importance in this cue. By that commission they were first de sired to take proper mystiques to preserve the peace, aid nest to hear and determine sock cases as might 'be brought before then. Persons refusing to glee '140144, they were directed to commit and keep la safe esstody till they found the necessary security.' IHere, was no limit to the warrant. They were es -. plicitly ordered, if persons did pot find proper ,seta. I dry, in the firstinstance. to imprison them till they !did. Ilia Learned Friend argued that the cometiu ment could only be till the nest Session, by the 'Act of Henry Vll—bet there was no mentioermssee of a specific period. One veer or two years was not pointed out as a proper limitation, but merely the indefinite term, the nest Session. Touching this very point relative to warrants, one of the oldest ' writers says. " And if he, A. 8., refuse so to do (°halls to find security) then him convey, or cam. safely to be conveyed, to the nest kid of her Ala - ksty in the county—end he may be brought before the Justices at the nest General Session of Aar Peace, end ordered to declare why he did not do to."—llere certainly en opportunity was given fok 'swill, why he had not found strut ity, bet still he was to be iMprisotted tilt be did. With respect to the Act of. Booty VII. though it said that recot• ninnies were returnable it the Wit Session, it Ilikt not compel e return. There !lista an penalty af tached to the omission. It was, in fact, a direr. tory, not a compulsory provision. The melodious., might, under it, he returned at any future Session — snit if that were the case, what became of the ergs- Merit, that they most, peremptorily, be 'returned at the nett? Mr Justice Attract ..." You mean to say, that If One Senior' he pe.•141 over, the return Way be post. ported for teeny ?" Mr. Tama* said, that was the law, if the Maas. striae chose I t o pests it to.that event. There RIO no limitation mentioned in the various cises he ,had stao, nor in the law writers who had treated on the subject. The Statute of Henry VII. called for a re. tern of the recognisance, hot did not at all inter. fere with the Magistrate', warrant. In the second place, the Learned Gentleman contended, that at. towing the warrant to be illegal, no action coal be brought against thirMagistrete. The Magistret was called on to perform various duties, some of . My; sliffereqc jp. tbeir nature. Amongst bs altAs 444 ItS set .41Iorglf. A• 4114 •ii4t with..* •hit jurisdiction, in deciding on . isettoe, .!tpd things oognitable by him, he forged an. 004, blows judgmeot i he was not liable toes action fr . The consequence, of .his error. This doctrine ,tots el*ly stopprirted, by the caw or Parker w. Feiss... 'haison,.Msole end Selwyn, p. 413. That en* *OW: need in c*rtilio_ proceedings had in the Spirit** . Co'uot againit `lge Plsititiff, who, whitest receiving due notice of the proceedings, was'esconfiinunicated.. Ile, in contrequence, brought his action in. the King's .Bench. Lord Etlenbnroagh, on that occasion, corn. monied his charge by sayiug, Thls action is not -mainteiwable, if the Spiritual Court has a general,' rirdtctino over the subjeet.matter." Now that a' Asailets. of the Peace was a Judge of Record, wits islet down by 'many eminent law authorities. lie Jrad, ill' that capacity, jurisdiction over various mat. lets eesd.things. Amongst the rest, he,was hoond to tate cognizance . of securities for the preservation of Abe peace..—and it, in judging on that point, he liad: happened to form ea erroneous , liable to an action. The Learned support of his argument, quoted writing*/ t o sobirt, Crromptoa, other great laW isiboritivs. Mr 'astir* Tbis itnportonee to htigirt rein ills Coon will take tilos to consider .... 101) LES XX -s ES,s r i k at AIN* - nrelairgoVei i OM. 00i OWO ritrilletigis, *eft** tier et*e i kat , of the go 'von .Ist Se. 15astitstotnew,' v it Hospital, and the Jury found ilie rrlionev gusts Grrikate— Three months imprison .:kient'in Newgetilt.,..* * Mier. severe{ (Air/Wok hods taken plate, not of 1 . 1 1 1 1 PlOng 161 1 41 T,„ ..,,,:r.iii the list haliog' been gone 11selsooll; tki 1,410,10111 - :CilifilliAN congratulated the 1111illibepsus dite torwsNistion of the Sessions. and said liiiiitlikllWalfritibittitisuld be dispensed • with. Sere. 1464116111101- w,eb ditclarged by vochotation, awl lb--""stihrtnt no. Prosecotots appeared . ; and 4 irilla tHfting appeals. its the , cases of Whew Sessions weroadjoursted. L. ! 7. - .' - .... 'lrift* frititietwilunviriv.—lvetfyrdely evore the greaten_ fgood the 'moping of the edfortord,4 iltt who perished' ill , the conllagr‘tion,• I),iaigiltilii ientaio di burnt fleither betL The body , tees • coo. ',eyed to the tonder4akiees, where the reineins Of Mr, a. •libitnee' thlrfhtheir / • •)101/erelso Hawn.. Mn, . gonna., . ' , ~, • - rActf • Atkin. fair "ay 01 Oriy, nithonh - Thech'ibluto4l4l d in r distreeled•Mate at lb* I . osll ti ,li'e'..itioottit: to fklirshi l itini,d ciiii!L t ~- ii h kierilaii,e.titeiiiii .leirp4)si' - ftt* 'writ *id . of town t larrtallett tit lest eighty ia. Eiteteroliteet e Siiind, ' on iii:lisii td"hfr - ;e!istqhferr Whir' OM. 01. m hss. - ~1114v.;114 Alito.• nMop,, to Fist hit . niefr, ind e - 'site/Vet... Theliedy esnnveyed 10,"ii...rael'f , rtli-Y•fil; . ealiittlii io des‘ . Ms . bet- tett. a- wift, and lout tbildten. -.- r _ • ! ~:~~ 4 14, • A. " • "" r • .t. • . s ii. Ai t tu rsvp . , 4, . • -.1.411111.0•••-• The }lees Court wee yesterday filled wit* ma. tear,- to auend the benefit of Cooper. The sets.to were ten is number, and most of them were main. tained in a.masitweer. Lemnos, the s . veteran, opened thw.pley, as, .casual, with Mato: pi le the more celebrated men of the day we we re t themselves 'Oust each other. ' Mutifft-41fk• baati.liohnsoo) and Purcell (who is testebe4 Slselteu) showed much science and manhoOd. • • Two ,Jews made a merry boot, and were followed by Turner, she forshidable,ripponentato Rand.lon the Ist yor December, sad - Harty, .Harmer. Here wee eeleigeetteceel perfection. Tarsier bad to encounter lengllbba well as science, but, loose the. phrase. nt a pstsol4.: . !•sabateer in the pritate,rnoto, his eyes were; orlfi u sed*is punishers aud.pedaters kept petits teel Isoteerc. 41 - r measured ,well: with., both hand!, anal! She right hand (which from his position,4oo' like another man's felt) _at, wonderful length,..oliktst his Jets was always prepated lag Aitriiittor at ifsWrit* Hareter.had quite enowoh:tode.witis him. .. . -.Cooper and Litton.—The former hid bees loudly called ler, but his fame would .probablyhase toyed him any trouble, bed not Dltton, considered, that it was his (Cooper's) benefit, end he *greed to 5e1,191 condifiosogy. The Jest pas . ..suss rare ecienze u ltipti years hes spelled his agility.. Cowper. made *Atte show of, both _science and bitting, but parkbodarly at the body with the right hood, which,,llijk.the, eetoeit4r,of a reunion ball, sweeps all 1044 Batas Ifit off better theta it ,was supprisesl‘ but no other baser would be {Biers pigged with by him. Estes, who last won with HAI, and Richmond, made a scientific Atet.to, which pined much op. • *region excited mach merriment with Crawley, by his antics .to get a hit at a loan seven inches high)sc. -Reicher sad Spring closed the sports in a gallant set.to, oni. Spring showed eff much science sod' ~eidtil t i bat Bekher broke in opoo,hite l . sod had CAinper challenged all the world for 100 guinea;,. hut no one fancied him, and he will be likely to re. tern to Scotland without s customer. POLWS. . . , riATTON-GAllDVl.—Yesterday J. Jordan, a titoeer iri Holborn, was fined 40*. and costa, for anfering . a. Cask lobe placed . on the foot pavement hefurrhiv door. M ARUM:FROM:iII-6TR CET.... Sir Joseph Banker' watt yesterday hoed in the 'mitigated penalty of 101. (dr , itis servant removing iris own ashes from his bees*. in Soho.;rgnare. The servant of the Contractor Wised thecart laden with ashes - at Sir Joseph's door, find took it to the Gvirenlard. • The MAbtstRATE Observed, that this-Wita an Act of Parliament which many of the Nobleteen and Gentlemen • who passed it were unacqsainted with mote then its preamble. He was bound to convict tfpon it ; got Sir Joseph had ;a opportunity et op. i ttelling'agaiwat the Conviction to a superior Cond.— • apcieal'ioas accordingly entered. I: Moire, a Life Guardastaa was charged with e witikinksv,4a Monthly oigai HOther was *diet dieerdoViy With wallahs in PbttmalHovretet, r one ol'clueft - in the 'horning, 'MAI as the watchman "ould not proud, on them to depart; he sprung his rattle; when the Prisoner drew a abort' bludgeon from under his jacket, and knocked bid: down by sinient blow upon the bead. He bled ! 'cropionslii . and the eali-of murder brought another watchmait'to his assistance. and be was secured.-- The Priiitier was coturnirted. He said' be was to have been 'discharged in the morning. in the raw. lion of the troops. Magistrate,. " No doubt the worst men in every Regiment will be seat off la the ion." . , f_ams+Agaapor OLD • 0414E1r. TUESDAY; I4v s. ROILBERIf . AT CAIII DFN. I TO WN. S. Morrie nod . 1 . Dennis were this day pat to the Her. ender an Act of Parliament, on an indictment, charging them with fobbing; die doeillon-Nose of Mr. anion. value of 401. Morris, it will be recol. risigettmaer-oud Irienni4, the uncle of Clulow. Morris**, tried yesterday .„ and convicted conducted the Prosecution, which having I 111114 he never, in his life, went into the it other Prisoner. never was np stairs in his recommended Denali to mercy oit thegroond into the commiroion of the crime. indicted for Nteali ag, on the'ilth of Sep ins, six- air of silk stockings, ewe shifts, tides, the propertfof Elinsibegh•KpinAg. f T. Belcher, of the. Castle Tavern, MM. tried by a Jury, hair forbigisers nod' . , defence said, that he had been with some tout he. had get . intoxicated, that .6e Juktk felt and t. Atteinptitig to warn, be bad mistakes the Unilty.• • Mary 2.ra rim was Indicted for stealing finin..the,.petson of J. lit'hite, on the V-Ith of September last, a packet-kook; chntalaing *tie note for SOL two for free each, and-raricros others,aroonet= ing to 1701. in the . • • . . The timed Jan for.the City of, London, baring gone throngli all the-billithat were brought befre chain, .pterrntedf their Re. port reeked,* 'the. prevalence of crime (as 4t fists beets exhi. - Uted•to them) is the Metropolis, and on the State of the Jall.of , Newrate. It commenced by congratulating the Georg, that no crimes of magnitude seemed to prevail, ir (hit eireepted .even) 'cases which hod beerebrought before them. of eminserfeitiog the curreut coin the,renim. • The Report necormemidea that, at the Runishment of Death find been found' liedequate to the ex lertnitiationet sappressioect Ibis offenee,li might he desirable to substitute the ponlehmeat of solitary ectelinement. The Re. port also animadverted on. the practice of detaining ;Trams in tleagnie, after they had' been sentenced to tratinportatilo, Which only tended to crowd the jail. At the mine time the tirand Jury expressed its approbation of the meteor Neigible g especially of that regulation - by which prisoners ore not to be ut in irons previousin conviction; CODICAE (IF' RICO/kJ Amsterdam. I) 0 O. U U. Vim), a( sight.° 0 Anhajeresirn. 11 9 C. F. imittoolt sight. 11 6 I:fliterdeal, 11 .10 U. ,Aniskerp. 11 IS ex. mo. . Flatithargh. U. A 1tar0..31 $ V. Paris 3 davit, sight, 24 45 U. 65 U. lhoardesiiix. I 4 45 U. lttez.no M844164,4.pirriem4 • ( - atria, .ellittive • 311 • • - .. ~_. IiGE. TUMMY, Nov. S. Leghorn. 51/ Genoa, 461 Naito; 511 Vesicle% 45.50 Naples. 43 PaWsio. 149 per oi. . libliss 68 °Pews. 58 • Rio Janeiro, 67 9i per Cint.' CAM. 94 per Cesii. 4ligia of 'be Bask on Vaud. 0, Portswil (1021, In tOio, Prises: Atilih is Oars,. New Whirs. Sk4l4. Sileer.lo Ban, Mont.*. r bring concerned in cobble he was tint stati resilion above the va rued Gentiemin, in leered w a s tie private copiouslifrom site &Ai. the fstnttssao Of Mr. for st?oling the plate. and , Dalton, sod various Mr. ,Revaos.os condut is is a cam; of con Priviner mossissai- IV hoot, with Dennis. the of IMPS in general ) mud 1 ni4 declared he Dews sister of it." . Clstlew reconsaten • t>t .be had been drawn it lin Paliard Pto..tl ind to er last, three gowns, giVS, Nor. 3, -n various. whet anklet • in "pith% fosse of 1 1 he Prisoner was Itstern wenn pLiend ' • -; ng ti g h ate d. 4111litrit idly Winking • .Prisoswr is his dais . 1 . elm pinions with whose I 11/ ' "left them, and in attelup - • ,atiW' 0 1 . 4111 130Ntai Pl'' gtop TitAvielitEN4.. i . . ViheSARA 'N'B HKAI) INNt IiNOW.HILL, To YORK, L . R OIORTN BU H. GH, and all Pa nty* N Poor lasi& C the 11.4.1 * "P etrersis Hanel, and k .• 1 TM • . • RY-13cW. MOUNTAIN and Co. a SARACEN!! HEAD INN. BNOW-HILL, . ;.....,-. The fillimiliag . i 04., 'e.4,lw kih s A bane he'a 1 • .-kans Abe elstiochoh Mold ' Les, Some -mil e.... , .a d 0 , 1 Tie. UMPIRE.* neje Liverpnol Li g ht Gangel,,,,iy • - 7. he the road, etkri;-s Filar lood.-* and Four Oats y'' eget} itaN at Olvellelatt;2fresint Id 4 vvirP • :.' at Six o Clock. Ihroaach . unetri4e, W nidattt .. Nur ' ,4; Weilhek gh",7 - ' Chet W a re, Kid** 1114 — l kehilsilkib- m • ''tiotrrilkoititeitt, Loilifi rat i o veitie si ii it i aialte.New Font.iftik Colkits: ad. .. m'Clreli th e M,ouing, arrives at the IN. hi urn, ik a p ott .,. • , Five vi'Clock.—Thh t i t a nano dellablful - 6 4 • of Wight. Jersey, Gpernalp, Su Matson, Cherburg,atc. ~ de Gr ave , Silk i; W SWAT/ - saillitint Pig ' M5 L "164....... . r . Me", gory Klesiolti at Five* I. ISMAIL , . ' • , • • VII&V.MOUTH, Dorchester, Illandfard. and E"ingstAke new posh Coach, everM4lll"lll.6"'"A. Wevaiwolt Packets to Otiessirl's Jersey, Mis la ,net, ate. ery t St 4 • ~, , • . • - EXETER. rivoinash, *tie w asla. thweheiiii, lo 4: Dattrnefth, and illillabSy‘ ' that Cosa, at .Seven o'Clueb, iloynagli Seensjoa • A ra m asev, Ellodford,. Rasiagsten sad &Whet. --' ' 1.11 , 111.. RATH. Mal mustn ' t. ftying - Pod CliabliftrAili oniutin„ Ogee. sold. Al isrlhinsioth, everirMaroonot I ,y, May's, rite Gres heond Sae, Beth, eintdiaroisloa s' rhousa.atriet, and. ske Swim, IMO, les • itaai ir Coedits to Wells, Bridgewater Tomo% Bumf ll pr y .6...... . --iii \ - BOSTON. Spekling, Petesitnrouot,. atithieohil Raw*. , doe Roils! Mail emelt. sets oat every Breads% to Loath, Urlorby, mid Hull. • ' S l A bi!lifA, LEEDS New °Arrests-11, tilled The. filkKisltliesis, AI k w retry If arsdig crareie‘ Tow lipid's NAT s•issit uescso. niiii i stM Oust. with a Gianni Ilivaaybout. b r a in l i l i ir o oiifi • lieWorkit Rilierds Rentouseri It us Line. Leek. neats Merehne.-.- Prot* itlsstoilloo di* 16111Beieee _ , .nribli Onieb. it ft 111 , 4lsirta R a i 14 tra, -- - ,&#%mi1eA 1 71 6 1c..2471,24147turt • • GLAsnn*,• Longthitri, fft•ebikliddlic, 'Arillia,l6o64 geowaliall. Thornhill,. Saalthr"fallPhi .111611/411"0414 and all purls of Scotland,. a Piet Gawk ( a ',). .. . • . Tonic iltarlitaintiglrt WIllilly; Slifeldt,. ' easile,,ned Esliahnfnils new EMS' , ••:. ' • A,. tayouglinsii l sets oat every 1114insierg.St rileht if Nrisark, Retferdi Tediwiteri Osieliutlfsei; ' "7 Derheie, al* , rlw 4 h. alai Re t wec k• — ra o rri 3sdlves fatiitieil trues the kikesh el-shel ' ),, tMae they please. mid dell preceed oe withal' PAY . fore. ' HULL. 101 , wthreve, fiewettit;•TWont; end tottgii. O. *ens Kermit* it half-parr Six o'Clack, .t• the ear, Market-plore. Hull. . . • CARLISLE. Prnrith. and Whitibrives. FEIN 1411 e. " .. A. Coach. and a Guard alt OM eir ( y. , --•Pasatb throug h : • ...t tlittgebY. Grealiolwirige,, Richnsood„; Calterkk, , ‘,., Mike, Wethertry,.. Alwiford, ... Mittens**. . ji Nmil *ace) / Mwraihest- sold, penforessilit. est facility. Passengers detalsed *a the ire74l) - or plea-ore, hove the twill:al iiivihigfats if 41414 • secured In the SteacCearh. • _.,__•: W - _. KEN D AL, . Lancaster, Prestoi,llll , ^obileM. 8^0991 - Charley, Oint*ltlrk, and ninottagi rowCaaelln, fieiy AM4. was, at Five O'Clueb. Goseded.,; . . .., .. MARLBOROUGH, Swiadan, Itagnibzi t ,Eanalifavd ! ..r. Newba• j Post Conch, at Seven o'Clueir The thrinig.. '• • agIDGENORTH aid Waked, vest .Fat, Pock Evening. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Kagisforj, Sine, sad 'Lk! geld, Post Coach; etillAll - 1116 Kllllbinon, event. Et at •Fivti . o'Clnek, to ike.,lloaragen's Had' LIM ph •. Liverpool.—Guarded theewohoot. 1 jegliSTßit,'Whdkiw; reaseh4di: r =c4ii. ift4+ • '. rhaoptan, Post Onneh. ever; A 'Birds& - - MOWN fie Akg Pew. Canels, villa Board; sew felt *my . Afterooost, aseLsesseisesAtrasinehissa nest a t , 1 41z _ , by Oxford, Etwhot, , and ihipstone, to t lif;;: i Bull-street, . kirmiugbarn. • SfiIIFFSIELti and Ilniberhata Peg Camel/Vie . tio .R OCK I N Ull4 I t e •every Meinniap. .• SUNDERLAND, Slot kinia owl Yam. Neir.CMl 4l .frj ,Mornirkg, go the fie t irie Inn, Sunderkiad„ . WAKEFIELD Post Conde,. eitii MOrniag, NSidfoll Six .'(,hock. - CHESTER, Newpf.rt. Whileletteeliareb, Tarpariev, Nast rev. irhit live Nort n . Click s hwith,tid Middlewkh .Poyi-Coach, every INV ft, CLAY'S aritinla W 4GGONS tied COAL lE,. q.,NtN bury, Swindon. Aldbourn ' W mllteui- Bitilo. Loolihninn, Hawn' ford, Chilton', Rending, mod nil pltced ndlateeati Dolly. • "-. li. a'. MOUNTAIN and Co. iitiiiictearry glitgiNeirieft 1 Friends and the Puhlk. that they, will tug ivraereuriakie L tor an P a sts , Passelaere Luggate,Weitiogs , Plate, Br. nf pore t y than Five auodsVaTue if hot, octets, sir &leafed; intPre et f e s : : wee d iv rich, Head Ar ea the s. ! I' w ntii .t r i a l ar l e i, zi d id ua. for aret .: wiiagly, at . , Roo est sivere led vatic rites.—Mallet A L. " Life is only Life, when Weft With Skiabl e : * .• ' 14 .. it. 1.1-. HE fittest System of Ethics is to • wishes due hounds, arid thus to regultue NO • 11 ' lord and Inau ho rd ieate t bey dispeto mastlY ; Hers which. Religion and Merslity bare niallikeldridsh* .. but not. swoiLllute them appears she tostsa of IpiardilMal k 'ohleulated to Unlit` their etervesetwee. , ...wro ... • ,_ : _ltireri disiorganizotion of the lonnion'fenroisshPirrei'gferifiith 4 1111eill knowtedgit so reined'', and the riblie'setliore.lo prosiiord whoa professional men (disregoirdong the suggewitise• of W o e* sinus and intoressed).devoie their stadies Co the treleidotal d thine torptointi geirerated by linpronlritt.e. do! the ibuifiti.* of ilsopossinsis at au. wagatieded monsrot. E. Toe trelitth, . ' tuition consists in the 'width of the Profit's ;" bur, it is qtl ,eholy to redeet on the is t tly sawlike to the hethirance d dt • lagAitiu3 ridgy's. ref to entioirr;let,trirlis so pootilifir, lit natter istange.. me oiler to soteriiqt .hitereitalv, tit* nowt., of, oisr ?Is eapeiiepee iu he varioya diseases of Debility., 'Eels itiiwoofy *Hilo of sillitarY Me* (early 'orribired . atesehboil,•before rririjd has :asserted her right over She mind). will. 14 ttiisteoritdmiWl • his pow erleto slay s heorate iroseeettgde nr etiliSciOsst,litiltli" 4, in knowing rho die must coomplie.ised mast •'f eslinwiti , o6 wily , 'hi. roMed'itito Monty reeky.— looterose study—bnitioodetioe tom. lety-wlniortobletbre is ornpleal CRaress Slid sins'' "Ifier-'6"'"' . wi ll or_qprt4l3. *doge theletenot ps,stria t in each ca II im rho Td otit an shoorionoi o re:iseiliwitioh, as; feline - 64 sr'hiels have long sonswered thestoengsolar Miser of Patient:oo hob Illirsm, ... ...,.. That bole to Isioloioi lutpOiriess3;ti PA V IttlEffit h .:. -- -- be' treated feadeoils%. the iniprotai rtinte Or Media li' R i ' 4: hawing divested its aottwote of trtnre diaressinF penipewi it., t so long r• otarigt . its Valiibliimi sdheerthio'nha' Wortio4 " bet espholo oar method by- soitsestrbiWyo Portrait labouring uha der: soil esekdyipt her ilow viit‘ • ." 4 .0.9 1 : 0 : gllts4lll for, " e i" moral of earlymaitome ; list the most inveterate cite. will yield to tear rept Sri witiooka alkali,'l6 , 4'orib lb isperson whir tools soMieriebtloortf initfted. , alai 4iSditot say lfre lircvert 44 " !together frets appearing v-oisiosilisr..efiropill orplits . ro stnf other deco of the generative et stem,' of rOrtiiinhi.w resat Irons, e.'ditseelidly'Arit Orrt4sltivinilitilt ode! i‘elithl im dot" rensowed willoot the ale 11.enhilik er etintvo o o., poeplioolkieskociderat fp the Immo sex hove mot e a r ~:., ..,,...,-- d"'" stormier' 6in 11or thilifive4. 4.661144'1'n - 1N edilisiy, to' perSodea lie minah iiitt4”, itlisjaed.. lii *teepee oysirMis •aaiqtrei•petitiholy evrgelir, and coiseroly batettrrEti. • Far the veer:o neetwasuelatii.a we an sot . timed. MP OlsOs to lomat. period* At.prarlice..briponAY he c"^"0"41" ill reusgonbie - hoors e -rCoodritry Piillmois ale rsottar4,tedf lii ift4rrib• shinier!' their sysioldWast.. jr;' wino% littolirioes. with. tedsidrio +will he isausediately-f4Wardini to osty . logs of.tbe Itiesdon. -- A bank-note is es potted to occnospoav the Cosi. Just lisibitilrest, THE 2EGIi.OF LI FF..• a trysuiline . entoisititoltitv •el SW abode - Diseases. li t GOSS aid CE•4li , y• be bid at 13), r i ter. or Ser.row ; I 74, - Fftemsreers tooltqll # o L 'ltN'lle.l'.. Wi t !' • t GOirS ' Co. 11. It. C. suri464l. 1. - : .$ ..oti , 13. Roormiestreet. Feel-strectittomplp. - . • ......• xl V4lOO PiVt • kOpere sif 1,011044 4D,Le • a. -I Mt AT titais In. 1, 9441444.1a5; ilierf.,:e.l -1 . ~~' ' - I . • F ig vi 1. ~~ T~ No. Al* t; Ifs K. 1 Ite 4 dig ii e i I i