The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-03-24 00:00:00

MR. WYNDHAM QUIN. (Comainard Garnet ll Paper of prearrJoy.l Winer*. in continuous of irtier4 from the Pe. filintirt sad his father, rolled apron Mr. (lain at his cualitry.hasse, near Limerick, in Octoimr lest. He pereiossly commenicoted with Mr. Maen•ell and Mr. 1). O'Grttly. Mr. (loin denied In witness that he •ethoris.d any one to deliver a atessege to Petitioner. Natio% that he (Petitioner) toss " settee as air," and at liberty to vote for whom be pleased ; Mr. Quits notint•itting tb•t if the Petitioner and Nosily separated thole political inflows from him, the 2001. a year should be withdraws. Wilson ha d no intention of deliveting an hostile stereo*, to Mr. Quin from the reritionor, as in his °plosion, as well as that of Mr. Mattnsell and Mr. D. O'Grady, no promise was •boulately broken by Mr. Quin, although he bad It-laved wakindly sad enhandsomely to the Peti. 'jotter. Mr. Masnwoll and Mr. D. O'Grady also co..cerred with witness In Woking that Petitioner should reject Mr. Quin's offer, which was rejected accordissely. Oa witness's return in Dahlia, he re ceived a letter from Mr. Maensell, wade( that Dan. (I•htsett had sent hie. an **tract of • letter from Mr. Quin, stating as follows :—" Mr. Grady may vole as be pleases, and if he chooses to vote pilot me, I will not, on that account, &pike him of the si ltation." This statement witness did not know to hare been written by Mr. Wm. Witness was for many years on terms of intimacy with Mr. Geoid, who ceased to spook to his until the receipt in DeWitt of the first discussion of this subject in that llPose. The ol.ject of Petitioner was not as cutups. bas mann to know, to obtain the 2001. a year for him self, but foe the relief of his father, who was then resident at Boulogne. Witness was the seer relation of the Petitioner, sod in compliency with the request of the Petitioner's mother, who woe the sister of wit. ness's father, he pledged himself to assist Petitioner by his advice sod judgment as far as he could—hence witness ass urged to interpose so mach Is this trans actien. Witness was positive that Mr. Gould had called twice at his house on the 214 of September.-- Witness did ont, no his visit to Mr. Quin at Adore, county Limerick, in October, mention to that Gen tleman that any Parlismeutary inresligetion would take place on this subject, nor did it (Decor to him that it would take that turn. In the begiening of this month, witness endetstoodiog that be would Metaled in the bar, thoeght it right to epplise Mr. Gerold, as a brother barrister, that it was highly probeble be would be required to produce the letter from that Gentleman which hes been already cited. To this rosonenicsoion, which was made in writing, Mr. Gerold teterned no answer. Witness had.no cos monkation with Chief Baron O'Grady span this eehject, bet simply in his reply in a cooties from his Lordship as to what was doing ; this sinner was made in November lest. and referred only to what was passing in the easel of Limerick. Witness sever had any coessitation with, or advice from, Chief Baron O'Grady, touching his communication with Mr. Quin, os behalf of the Petitioner. Witness declared, that he had no other view is taking the written minute of the conversation alluded to with Mr. Quin, than to make as accurate reprosentatios of that Gentleman'. views to the Petitioner end his father. Witness had understood by a letter from Mr. Thames Grady, that ut5!...4 his son (the Pea. Winner) were 'catered to the Clerkship of the Peace —(of this letter, which the witness declered to be coofidential, and the commencameot of a voluminous correspondence, the following is an eatract]:— " Booloaor. win Ocinisrr, 1818. 41 MY DRAT CARLIV,—God knows, and as do I, that you bed year hands fell of that ward I com mitted to your tutelage. Your perseseraoce was manly, hied, and disinterested, and I am perfectly satisfied with the result of your administration. I know not what pert of it most to admire—the cool nes. and ingenuity with which you led Quin en, at his interview with you in Dublin. from coquetry to a full declaration of his passion for bribery and cor ruption ; the simplicity with which you conducted him to a written testimenial of that declaration, or the tact with which )no handed bias my letter, at your foretopl interview with him at Arus; it was a kind of r. r. c. compliment, which you made him at the very nick of time; one smarm sooner 'tweakd have been too early, one moment later %would have been too late—hot you seised the moment when he was gletifying himself open his triumph, to satisfy him that the battle was only is its infancy. " Poor Tom: he might have bad en overweening penchant for the 2001. a year, but he neither waists honour nor spirit, though he wants steadiness, which natural deficiency, ieciadiug want of jedgraeot, was aboudantly loomed by the confusion of advice poured in upon him from all quarters, and the cam. ber of contradictory advisers. I had a letter from him vestettlay, in which be pretty nearly'respite tales what you told me as to the procerdiegs below, and says, that his mind being unsatisfied at not haw. ing called Qtain out, he lied (here and in subsequent places, the words printed in . itulics are underscored Is the °diktat) that day written him seek a letter, as would make it necessary for Qein to call him oat; and then asks my advice! Yoe bad told me, I be. neve with greet sincerity end justice, that he had sig= nified such hislatestion to yea; and your opinion to one was, that if ha did so Nobody would coodessu him. To be sure nobody would, something of that sort meat have been a measure rather expected than deprectled. I said to him. that I approved of his basing taken the advice of his friends in the first in ranee, and of his having vindicated his own feelings In the second; for however the sense of the country rriett be with him as to Qsio's injorines treatment, 1. would .41 from him if he took no step to sestet hitntelf. If Quin let it drop there, I desired hits to 61.. sn ton, but to show a copy of his letter to Quin ( • :tiro I hoped be kept) to all his friends. to tell yow what progress I have been tusking, for though I shall not call upon you to pro. mute 4.1 second any pert of my warfare, I hope you (I.'l'l meets to deny we the eonsolotioo of comment cat htg confidentially with you open it, or of espect int; from yoo a confidential ditch:owe to me of the ben ration it shell produce on the other side of the Irish Ci,eonet." tt Noe, though wens. is sweet, yet solid pod eitt.; i• better. I thetefore lost Friday enclosed a c-pv of the case, together with the, observation, and tt..4.lcsiv &bon menticncil, to ogy kited Quin, •rviE STATFSMA!,': whom I should be sorry to see t►us hampered—and ibis I did without mentiouing names. except that the advice proceeded from a leadiag Member et the noose —end I put a short Dots at the bottom of the iadlo s•re, in the wards following: LAW INTELLIGENCE. " I deprecate and despise the idea of a threat,' het haying often gives you advice to year benefit, will ►ere advise you.-1 advise you to restore my leo to his office, of which you have dep►ived him, by an appointment for life, before the first day of neat Janus,y—and to inform me by retire of post, that you wren te take the adOce. I here give joe. I shall 'street year answer by the 12th of Nevember4 —or if f get no answer by that day, I shall presets* that you rejected my advice. And to pteveet you all further trouble, and ma all further delay, no rsiddk term, no compromise shall be considered by me es falling *it hie the scope of the advice I here give you' " It now comes to ilds:—Either Tom most be re• stored to the full plenitude Of his place, or gain must be reined—rolued beyond all redemption; these w in eaters so third way.—lfoor's, COURT OF CHANCERY, Num IS. The Lord 'Chancellor thig vitamin* wonted hit sittings and seemed quite recovered fres his late in. disposition. " T. G." That was the first intimation be had received of any intently° to bring the question before Parliament as a breach of its privileges; though in a letter dated Boulogne, 47th Sept. 1818, Mr. Grady, stn. slid had the mesas, through Sir R. Wilson, of bringing the eihele atelier before the !loose of Commons, sith e view to deprive Mr. Qaits of the office of Gas. STUMM V. UOVA&D. M►. !Rom moved for an Injunction to restrain the Defendant from selling or disposing of Anti with movable or revolving heels.—(A Imigh.)—Tbe Plaintiff bad made a very great improvement in the beets of boots and gloms, and be Lad obtained a patent for that. The LORD CHANCELLOR. who laughed very much, said he wished to see the shoe, and one being beaded up, be examined it very narrowly. Ile then said, there was wo necessity in such shoes or boots for sending for the tables. It was most extraordinary to think what a 'misty of subjects be bad to attend to, brushes, blacking, shoes, theatres, and many ethers. Ile would grant she Injunction. The te.rd Chancellor sad the whole Court were mooch amused with the cam, which, however, once. pied only two - . - tos Rotslargo. Ile did not eoncoise it possible that Faux ras LONDON GdZISTTR, Al4see 23 Whitehall, Merck 43. Ms Royal Highness the Prince Revolt has be►n pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his 'Majesty, to order a Cane &Elite to peu the Great Seal, em powering tl a Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of Peterborough to elect a Bishop of that See, the same being void by the death of Dr..l , rhn Per. sons, Isle Bishop thereof; and hit Royal Iliehoess has also been pleased to recommend to the said Dean end Chapter, the Right Res. Father ist God, Her bed Lord Bishop of l e andeff, to be by them elected Bishop of the said see of Peterborough. when Mr. Grady wrote that letter, he bad received any letter from him (Mr. C. S.) sebsespent to the letters of the 21st and 23d of September. The first of those letters (both of which were read) glee an IC coont of his (Mr. C. S.'s) interview with Mr. Quin at Mr. Goold's, when Mr. Q, said that he had all along made ophis mind to appoint Mr. ILSmithowito was to pay 9.01 X. a.year to Mr. T. W. Grotty, to he enjoyed by hies es long as Mr. T. W. G.'s interest in the county was at Mr. Q's disposal, he being deter mined to have a yid pro ono. The second of those letters stated that Mr. Q, in company with Mr. Gonid, called on him (Mr. C. S.) the rest morning, to say that he thought it better the only pledge Mr. T. W. Grady should give, should be to sup port him (Mr. Q) so long as be stood for the county, leaving open the prestion of the fatere disposal of his interest. After Mr. Quiet's dewier**, he (Mr. C. S.) enclosed to him • minute of what bad passed (which &Dote hes already been published in the Starcemon), which he (Mr. Q.) brought beck, with very little alteration, although he declined signing it. In the course of the letter, Mr. C. Smyth ob. served, that Mr. Qein having contradicted Mr. T.W. Grady, as to the alleged promise, the latter bad onty one of three courses to take; either to call Mr. Q. oot to stand on his legal rights, if he should be ad v ise d he led them, the third to make the best terms. he eneld by way of compromise; and he (Mr. C. S.) re. consineoded the latter, although the proposed terms were bard. In his sobseqeent 'lamination, be (Mr. C. S.) stated that he gave that advice, in order to prevent the danger of • hostile meeting between Mr. Qeits and Mr. T. W. Grady ; and without being at all aware that a compliance with it would be a breech of the privileges of the Hoes*. Mr. C. Smyth then gave in a number of letters relating to the subject from Mr. Grady, sea. Mr. Grady, jou. end others. Mr. Thomas Goold was neat examined.—He had been 13 years one of his Majesty's Coins,' at the Irish liar. -Ile accompanied Mr. Quin in the month of September, when be called on Mr. C. Smyth. In doing that, his sole object hid been to prevent a meeting between Mr. T. W. Grady end Mr. Q•sito. At that meeting Mr. Quin read to himself the minute made by Mr. C. Smyth of a conversation which had passed between them on the preceding day, and de nied its accurecy, elating that he (Mr. C. S.) had made him bargain for Mr. T.W. Grady's political sop. pert, • thing he (Mr. Q.) never dreamt of, end filet he would make uo stipulations whatever on the sub ject. Ile (Mr. Gonid) had newer reed the minute or heard it read. Ile had never observed, when Mr. Quin was required by Mr. C. Smyth to sign the mi. note, that he ought not to sign it, being a Member of Parliament, it relating to a division of the profits of en office ministerial to justice. Had he been cape ble of such an act, he ought not to wear his Neje.. ty's gown forr.end.tweety leers. He considered the minute a rejected anti an adopted document; adopted in that pert which 'wowed, that Mr. T. W. Grady was to receive 4001. a year from Mr. R. Smith ; and that Mr. T. W. Grady should centime, politically connected with Mr. Quin so long es he contineed to receive that sum; rejec'ed In that part which imported that Mr. Quin stipulated for Mr. T. W. Grady's political support as a consideration. On the 21st of September at his (Mr. Goold's) hoese, Mr. WO communicated to him the substance of a 1 preceding conversation be bad with Mr. C. Smyth ;1 in which the latter finding Mr. Qein peremptory on the legal pretensions of Mr. T. W. Grady to the office, was himself peremptory and explicit as to an alleged promise made by Mr. Qein ; end that was one of the grounds of the alarm wich he (Mr. Goold) bad already described. Mr. ()din told him, that Mr. T. W. Grady had ad, if the office was taken from him, he would blow his brains oat. The offer of 2001. did sot originate with Mr. Qein.—lt was the suggestion of as respectable a man as any in society, Mr. Consandine, who was ready to prove it at the bar of the Mouse. Upon kis honour, he was not twire at Mr. C. Smyth's on the 22 , 1 of Sep. trailer. Upon the Isoneqr of a Gentleman, and of his Majesty's Counsel, be had never seen the Mi. new, read it, beard it read, or bad its consents I communicated to him. The moment that Mr. (lain reclined to him a copy of • threatening letter, which he had received, be told him to defy the villain to the iniestigstion. He bed dropped the acquaintance of Mr. C. Smyth, on account of tie charge published , on the bib of February, in all the Papers, ender I which he bad been for five weeks languishing, of his' hiving drawn, prepared, and testified a corrupt ber.l gain, being the report of the statement made In the Howse by Sir It. Wilson. Upon his honour, he bed never expressed himself ready on all isocitsioss to give ; testimony to the accuracy of the Minute. 1 [l'o be continued.] Forrign.offire, March O. Ills Royal Highness the Prince Regent has be►s pleased, in the mom and on the behalf of his Ma jesty. to appoint William Meyer, Esq. to he his Ma jesty's Consul-Geoeral in Albania, and the adjacent territories Its the Ottoman &spits. Crown-Office, Mare& 41. MEMBER RETURN! IT TO NERVK IN Till! PRE SIAT Phltl.l.%hll.N r. noire nr INV. , IMPS. Tlw Right Ilea. Charier Grata. she ,01111[Pr. at Watered h. gwerevaty to the l tort> Ur Melilla ad twitesul Gm es war fa Ireland. PARTNERSHIPS 015.01.V1A. It. Slaahl, Ander,un. jos Red J. Chat, Ihirhani. wipe s I ker.—W. It ober,. and J. Maus. Liverporst. Sinir.dertlers T. A. Proud and k. Proud, jun.. WWII.. Stall . ..M- 111 re. lifira. drapers—R. H. and W. 11. Vert,. Liverpti •I. linan-dra- Jr--11. A•ilnn and S. Nllll , ,oley. SatrOfti. aresonire. dyer-- Atherton a mt P. Nithedeson. (1: reit. nilwania farturer•— It. Sali-bery, P. Tate. T. Hawke., and It Kruse , 01.1 halter). 11 orreste4ire, teal mod iron WM.. a l -F. Stan bird and A. Pearson. Hula ell. Nottisighanehirr. lilrai hn•-1. North. R. W 'twin. an. A. and T. (toper. VishobrY. ntiit roans farsarrr.— A. Srhofirld and J. Andrew. (ham. 1 aticableire. i nn teepers—J. Iteiineri. J. W. Ogden, W 5. and J. tirrenhaleh, (Mervyn. Chr4ilre. SIOPTMOIsti W. 1.. 110 •11 11100 . %intr. P. Itradell. .1. liridze. E. W. Randal. T. Krim. J. (J. Wider. and 11. Wrtitherbead. Dens-weer. S o hn...a.m.. insidei—T. Morgan and J. Sanders. Catharine greet. Strand. rebonrf•ninkeri— A. Itarelity, A. Stewari. n.l .1. raper. Pe- IrYlloorgli —H. Seven. It. Clidnutn, and C. ilaucurt. I:Oder-street. coal merchants W. V. 11etiwil and It. 1). faterpool. rOlll9ll-brokrri • li. •...1 .1. ovelavul. 6,111.11m.1. Idiint.—T. R. Guppy and T. lane. Lpl»r Ceiling nod J. Mullett. Drell street, Tuntry•strert, coal met ' chais. The rentoin• of the I,te of PrittintoporGli alit in t priTil• tnitiiser ‘ Sandy lysl. In the Chspol of Ballot College. OsforJ, of othich Ire •ae the Master. SSIVGGLINU -.••-() r Tonality se'onight shoot nine tido( k, a, Mr. Woo. Unity. • tilloist r in the I Excise, with Mr. Lyitoti, ot Uee Cu s tom.. were Kw r Ain* fro* N..oiptrit to HO*, Itl.• ul I Wight, girl twvt with *gang of five or ail smatgalors. haunt in their popte.sinti 04,111 teaks of swill., which trey. on awing the ollicerti e inkswipritilloly and run away ; menureo *me then frier...4 to for conveying li.r casks to Newport. when the stnegglers lei•rovii, •iid tied nn the Officers, onel we are sorry to state, woondird Mr. Roby •tery goressly. A statement of the ciiconniances have Wen laiil before the eninnifqionord of C. 51 0 ,41, who have effered a fttlfil el I.XM. for Lire apprPheing oliendm. Bil'inmate had yeotorilay •rr early show of matt cr.l from thP Kaolin coast, •bich sold to the 6,h -mongers at eighles-rence each. FIVES COURT. --....-. The crowds of aomiews on Tuesday. wh'els trownoot she, wives at the doors al this tlretere of the :Ate .. • terr.led etre y thing of the kind site .one years. It was a complete mellow s and not le • lima lON' persona were in :he Coen. it was Scrim nit:o hereht it bus lite atiraeiseo o f sa e a 1 aa . D. 1 ...4 . mi . I ri.ls I barn p ins . The geatleamo samtenn from Patida's L.. 4 Were aliMerSOW. I nail not a Morph, from ihe Holy Low slot could rioter the boom way atisehe. Jobs Roil was equally me the tiptoe to get a perp at this tt (timed hero - of Eris. The rhasopien or tmilacel. Ilk, a well bred :ft tem , ta. afro appeared to male his boa, nod behave polilelo to be brave rival Swarms. stiossid be 0f.% to hove a tairr, is lewik. or to mote • iimof arms t Ild LogliM fore. flu la eke treat • slirappishomem ut sibe :1.1. thrice. Dowsed" dirt soot way his apristaisee. The ors iii•., however, o ere grarmlly good I sad the ismatears were 'aortal se ol ei c Amps at approbation, nod in tattriaina their hall.b.— lhe principal attracts.* of the maa.hans sat beta ems the fat ; lowiag megilea, beiweea ohms, for she law two years. a : matt* has been tried is be mode, hot is nig. Carter made his appestats... oh the wage, sad a glove bel . mg throw, up. as ' a run of debaser. the Chamois, of &Wad perseeled him self so the smge, mitts* then .en of enslaver. to swum ma challmme i but upon &woo wiceadias the platform I. spar, Crib seas oblige* is tem..; alma •. Crib, Crib!" am swi llferated from all parts of the Lauri. The aissitoy was now so gnat among the lasers.. that they seemed impatiesoly to writ iiil the Champion had prepared himself foe the coma bit. Crib appeared like the •• litimarrh of the Forret." gem and immissmble I cad the shirasishiag /thaw. *tribe Laura. Aare bero, halereer lively sad gay. e•ulJ sal make any James. ohm ea she veteran of the It At re-606% k Ltilr al o decidedly tarok the lead 8 Carier pet is we, two f veers 'sill meek dexterity; bat, upon the sissflogr seabras, the *see black ii,,,...4 p isse d mat he osse still a diamond t maul saw, bewail of lositm tasy of his former tirtiiinory. he show with increased Mare cad elect. It was a moo boomming 'moo i sad the amatears appeared is relish is molls she highest Wke of the att. Harmer cod Milo*. cud Spring and she UMW (aba was re . ratialefesied wad sc la r. y Shel e. ton . l. added I 1.0 study ii • she ariesorowst o.. Tb. of elm da sk l. leaked Miriam fat abother fight for Sts!. hat the latter raid. be could not accept of it ender h 0 . aside. awl at the &name of too woman s whs.,. the Great, sithoot brattish's, arromesrofaird him, and a fight will be the revolt. From the efraded NNW of the gallery, a mat broke dos a, bat no steaks. steered: POLICR: 6,1401111.1. Torsi', a tall maul fellow. of the now of Joan pommel. a gorse appearance and apkorel bevel, the almost arrtelimions, was brought before Sir R. C. 414.1114, Me Swims AWerasan, ai a vagrant. Mr. John Loath. the Mager of the London Cute, heale r Latinate hill, mated. ibis as he was prams user Blackfrien... WI/Re nn Memlay evewing, be samersed the Prissier no the bridge 03 a •Inie of great apparent wreschedoess 6 he was silting ri;.• is, and anesher yorseger mita ea coded es rbo parenwisi with +is heed maim se.she Primates lap. The mare of the reeve man hymned deplorable heyrood deveriptioes his renrarrniume •••• asset gland,, the ebb nosed, and the fen orm fuel, except now aid time agitated. sppereorly with moral. moos; be really thought him in a dyke Male; he mike I mum goetriMas of Wood, the other man Ming suable le speak 6 mad banagrelieved them with atria,. walked am a shoes divisor, r when helmet Cursell. one ut abe st,em.km.p,n, ai d returned wish hiss to She spot cheer Wee fellows si ere. 'I he soppreed d% lag man sea• ens great dillenily get open IM I gi, _arid by , she isis lo r mer .a no. rompanies arid are ogres% wali.nd • few —maw-- I pare.. sioppsna for a steamer, as if to rest I het bee etched hi. BANKRUPTS. upportnat . , and suartiag a with the speed arm racer, masseurs g ri d. , orn or sight. Wood espies. d serpt;se al lbe setide• recUirery T. Parkiesno. sea. T. l'ailisnon. pm. and J . t iller, roar', lork.hire, tab merchant.. Match 99. 30, May 4, at or b•• rolobardmi. nod olrecting le ante been deceived by Me t cut:anted his walk slowly reward. We Compeer • kir she "Mena the Dog and Mark Tan, a. Kitigwria.uposnileti. Actemir-, Mies,.. Rower and Cu. Briniett's•buildiags, Uhlburc 6 anis Mr. ! bit °own.'" hod Sher reached She "roe* of Idewilose street. Sande ith. Mil. Than hr al.° halted. and Me rewards she market, hot was MOO W. Tapia; and E . ma w. ri.k. r i ree l bill. pkpar.staarm I ornri•kes. and seemed. laismeation our give. shortly rifler. March 47. April 6. May 4, at GerldhalL Aitertiey. Mr. finds- ; ilid• she other 'room' sAhelhihming himself isshe s income im sou. old Jr•torv. Bride lane r and a perms was dispatched to strait him, bill h. T. Fimosog. Ligneborie. sager-reamer, March 97, April 3. I lig:"1 0 wade hi. "e 7". May 4. at Guildhall. Auguries, Mears. Palermo md Co. O 1,:. The Privroxer Wood. who war diveliarged from Ilnevemoimer. Brood siren. line Jail only un Wednesday loss, ems csnumisted to hard M- R, Surroley, liortidge•eed. Mend:ire. meal dealer. April I b°"r fur "1' men h. 9. 3. Miry 4. at Ike 'Mar lan, Mairehester. Attorniei. Mr, line .yr.t lt.--The landleed of the Queerer Ilea& In Ral- Brehm, Maisciresler 6 and Messrs. W illis and l ti. Waimea. surer •oreet, was mainior.ed fur allows; gambling ii his hoes. coml. The otetwe was aggrasated by she Complinanni. ajtionsey man S. woad. Mahon . La „ an bi re. b an k er. A pr il 6 , 7 , bhp 4 .. tailor. %feting. ohm Ire was nook when !be game was prop.... • ale Senn 10.,, Kuhn.. Aiturnin. Mr. Meddencrolt. Gray's ed. sod shat when be bad lON 4,0 purled. Me landlord Mal him lan; and kings. Morns ses mad Cu. Bo ttom. three peewit more, to noble hies su runaway am game. The R. lifenent, itroad—tiret.heildings. msercamat. April 3. 10, : Magistrate severely reprobated the imodlores wooden ; list , as Mat 4. at Gamiall. Anorak , , aka,. Item ant Co. s raa n.. l the complaint was not Mid *Silas seven days. the Time hashed abet-1..014in,, i by the %galore. he remold art udder lb. penally s kg Mar r en J. /heard, Liverpool. irser-dealer, April 41.49. May 4, rd'i - "rded. itorlidogireowoodoresboold as; he ferrates on Me !at she Other or ..r. Albertan. Liverpool. Assurnies, Mr. "ell lic"%iiid ilii,• is ididoilice elo•-e or the Stamm it is ea. I Athertoo, Liverpool; aid Mr. lierlib, lialbonbcoatt, Liners meted, sham gay Jimirdoldodo- oliSreditier, lieu tionined of Inc * i gaming a a piniliniterme, amil be lord dye +billings; am/ ant 11. Morrie, Rash, baker, April .3. 6, May 4. at she Mien • Magiorme coesidering the comfort or Me sailer, lane ha. a is- Inn, Hash. Assornies, 01,1111. A0160[11•• and Co. Bedford- 1 soilY, lo hdide he" highly d' i li" r s hle • •rdrie° hi. to pay that row 1 and Meyer.. Why and Co. Bath. ; slim. which he da.l with endear arartilicasinn IL Bramwell, • Newcawlempon-Tyne„ hatter. April 9. 15, ! A Mr... Warsaw. srm charged by her !.eland sr Ith astemptioc May 4. at the George Inn. 14,00,1'W-4,101-T,rw. Awn nM.,. to murder him. the I 'is.nplaioant said, that ee Monday ever. lir. Ittnabotanb. bray . ; ftwailaare 4 and Mr. wawa, A,... I lag be bad 'errand 373. rod ear tapirs% himself at Series castie•upon•Tine. l'oree-horse, vases hi. wife, accompanied by her timer. cams J. kngg, Bikini. vielealke, April 7. 8, Mmy 4, al Me shere. and. to avoid a distribute., be weer Mme 1 vibes, on Cornmerrial ((seas. Bristol. Anoraks. Mr. !Umbels, Lx. raining hid own scam, his wife shrew him spa. the bed. and ria.trae.thine of e lm. ' , w a w a . ; h a 4 an d Mr. Resell, club the 01111bianCe of her sister beet him with •stlck above Bristol. she brad eMil be was nearly WOK+ as, mil is the scale com l. Moot. Cirelrewham, brandy merchant. April 3. 5, Mae 4, 1 Hided S. deprive hi. of hid money. The wife, while In has at she Kist's Arm. lois, Oxford. Amman, Mr. Cecil. OK. °See, exhibited ample proofs of the vial; ee of her tempar.— ford 6 and Mr. Bridget, Aagel.coon, Thregasortot-street. She called her liashand by she mast opprobrious nun, and DIVIDENDS. was with diticnlty prevented from shallot him. The pose April 97. T. and S. Warms. West Monthly,. %mot, taw- 1,114".4 bead ."4 he I"refed. "a l b *hhhdlo and hid dashessteeped ad her osier were ordered is Sad bail. leers— April 'l7. J. and U. Sykes. Chniere. 6 • ll -cont. rinhien I. sod facie's—Min 11, J. P. de Ream and J. ilainbrook. Angel-court. Tlimmisortammareet. msenhants—April 17. J. filimev, Charlesaareet, ismihwark, baker—April 17, J. Wilkinson, W. Sterne. and J. M ilkiason, Friday.oram, ii arehoesemen A pri I 13. W. Ramon. 1/uneasier. Yorkshire, sa norr—April 10. C. and 3. Willi', Had-crom•street, East Sraithield. yemt-raerettants— April lb, S. Naddlostaa, Brig house, Yorkshire, man-racier. C Llt 11 FICATFA—A reek IS. William Heath, Manley, Staford.bire, blmekeeloh-41111. Pierer, Ilitylareek Probay. Shropshire, palter—r. Meow i son. Ilmarbierms, Lancashire, Caner—J. Monty, Wralwieb, Icnidwaiser—T. Crimes. Chester. eosel•proprierrir —E. l'ide, Shrewsbury, hnp•merebont —J. glimpsne. Kingsesamporbilloll, essumenom.brewer— It. Allies, Childless, builder. I/IE LITTLE I.ADY AND THK I.OltD IN WALTINO A LAVA, AAAA Vrt/Ita. When WinnEn tiro his:n:lMM JET prisrat'll. I let., t r .a 4 Unit a Nr.or gronstoniur. Thrill ,orrr t.er inenenre o'rr tai. I.• LS ailliell, OV p AAA Isla .101 Ger • b.die rain's,* r WA a • 1:1, lb' I a verger 6(1110 tvienliA Itherkogg. 1.1....1.. Walt in fare.-no I Ater It.nosr I ,rL kit 1 tkii 1 -the 111.actIN Ws frrqsrnt I. r t.no isms. lin•io• lu trtuisi.tatr usis.4 pod prrtermion. 01 Fi r ,e. itill.e.t.pis p.a.,. . •• 1..3111..r. 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