The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-05-28 00:00:00

Nt••1.!• - LAIV INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, MAT •A!(TAVDER r. GOLDSIMID ADD OTtliite. 711 r. Ilt.u.n slated. that this nag an application to g 1 p (*poet for the imrprook of comp , fling the t•rrf of Aboatoatn Goldsosid. and t• a sustiwing part. .fll of th. Company, formed, 'railing ender the nine of 6..l,lgnsiJ and Cn. tosethor iiith the Is t• vont, appnicoool under the soihoarity of an Act of l'aeli.sonect, In orriew the .Rain of th. Company tuh~rtluont In the hankroptcy. to produce. for the and examinalion of the Plaintiff. the hanks. i .. ; •r., sod (Income'''l b.Lnßing to lb. Company idler ol:e d►ath of A. Goldsootd. TI.. Plaintiff bad Oro to Abraham GoldeoW a ma of sonyy, for th► porpps► of hatbox Stock purchased faith ill. for which the creditors bad offered to his a anis of gooney in -91.10 .•f the amount of Stock to labia+ hi usa cull. olvd. Th. pivotal application was thaortfoes for the prodortion o.f the hooks, for the pupate of pro/coring inf,ortnatiun 'Audi'', to that abaaaer in shich this soon bad hero laid out. The SOLICITOR GIINZRAL, 00 behalf of the ewe cueor., objected to ibe inolloo, oil the ground of the Inspector. not bovine been vested with notice. Lore CIII4CILLOI agreed to she validity of the objection, and directed that notice should be served on all tellies, and the cese brought belie. him after the neat PRACTICE OF Tll2 COURT. Mr. Comet elated, that be had le apply to the Chart fee an iejoactino to restrain a person residleig in the country hoot rnartailti.g turbos, acts of waste on a farm in his poesessioe, contrary to the classes of the lesses under which he was ;mamboed of the fart". This motion being foooded no as sr-parte stet e. or s he hid already, in the morning. made it before the Vicr.Chancellor, who refined it, en the 'frond of the elitalavit both a defective. The Lone CIIANCILLOR said, that it was sem e•deuted to reels, the same motioe twice on the same day. If tech a precedent Ism established, the Coon woald hate, perhaps, 20 options repeated ea the same day, alts.negh judgment respecting them should have been gives In Elie other Cosa. Mr. Coors. sail', that he brought forward the motion as so appeal from the jellguirtit of the Vice- Chaprell .r. "e necestily of en injunction in the present •••‘• 4.1.:41 appear from the ellideeit. .. - The I.uitu CHANCELLOR desire) t.re affidavit t• ►e d 1 vetril in r which he •ouldendeavner to read over in th.r r+etas of the *wooing; elttl. In (tiller •o •fiord tel.( 011 wch as vtgent orca•ion, be oo d i,l Rive Lk jedgment before ise entered the Ifouv Lottl•„ to attend to appeals, •o to.tnorrott wort og. II %MP Iltnll 9 liCat 01P 11ARLROROtGH• Mr. II tits owed. that this vise hod stood °wow in pnrso.o.e of the order of lb* Court for reitearios 11di ,lay. tiir Armtra P IeGOTT said. that tier present en. Hen seas allogythor independent of that which had sue. time Skits. been mode by hie. 'flier. were • ego C. Lure' prepared, as he understood, to oppose it se the tremor' of the isamorial leis% defied,' la lobe of Nun. Mr. ILtotoo objorted to the tomoriel, all Not specifying the eoogitioretioes gives to the kletquie of Bl.' dford for tit,- grew of oho swishy, ettotrery tit tho demo. of the Act of 17 Geo. 111. for the resole. Coo of deed.. Mr. R a vole* ebfeeted to olio deed, ea 116ot/rowed that 11. COllll of preparing it had Wee hielodod its the pay. own' 4 f ibe nos stipoloted to be poid to the greeter of Vie onoiii,e. _ Mr. II AtT said, that all the obj•ctines resolved th•mrvlves into env sissy!• fact, whether the Dnk• ef had at Ila• time Of receiving the mussy, received the ■ holt , leaf or nat. _ he Loan Cita tictu.osi enqsfeed. whether it meld pingori tb.t ih• entire se■ bad bare paid to the 1111 sq .ia of Blandforil? Mr. 11.%UT ,Pplied in the affirming*. The Mar. psis, it world be provgd, had received the whole sum. and afterwards paid the •errant of the coats. The Losio Cusmcw.on then cleared that ■s sill• davit In that ef►ct Amid be wade, 111111 the caw furnish( before the Court before the seat Seal. COURT OF k 'Nt.'s BI%CII. MAY ?T. mom V. SATCDELL AND ANOTIITA• Mr. IkTicimmos stated, list in this tire Isis Client, who visa • man in hatable life, amight to re cover a compeosatien for an smash and false impri. siintn.nt of his person by the Defeadants. 11). 1 Plaintiff, vibe is • joariwyelan baker, had rented • testly.foraished spartmeat of the Defendant. Satchel'. One day, during the abeaee of himself! and his wife, some person gut into the apartment sad tank away a pair of sheets, and some other articles. The wife, on her return, instantly missed the things, and went sod informed her Ismilord. The Plaisiiff an big return. also went to Satchel', aid maxims* to worst that be had se knowledge of whom it was that load taro die missing articles, he offered to aid and avant him in any mode .f search he might suggest. — A Constable, the other Defendant, was time sent for, and • smirch took place in the neighboorhood, sod at tenors pawnbrokers. bat withoot somas. Tbe Constable and &Isbell, however. declined themeelves folly satisfied of the Pleintil's lensemice. Soma slier the Plaietiff gave Defendant, Satchel', notice of his intention to quit his lodging, whew Satchel' for the first time hinted, that be 'spectral he weld ply him a pound for the missing articles. The Rohm tiff ultimately took another apsfimitiol, and to avoid all pr.ssibility of smpkinn, informed Satcbeli where be was going. They appeared I. be on the most friendly terms, and went together to • public.boose, to drink et parting. • Whilst here. the Cowareble again made his appearance, and addressing the Plain. uff said, '• lie ate my prisoner, shins you pay Air. Satchel' a pound ante for the articles missing trim his apartment." The Plaintiff, net Wog pie. pored with • vomid, was taken to the watrb.hou.e, no warrant or authority whatever being prodeeed.— lie was detained in the watch•home till he soot fat his master, who paid the pound for him, and he was ! then liberated. For Ibis injuty be now sought, on behalf of his Client, to rivulet a moderate cooper,. a.tion in damages. The !Awned Counsel was about to call evidence, when Mr. (1 iiNt s, en the part of the Defendant, inti• srve.i that he Dal autwtited to softest to A vridic: THE STATESMAN. twins 'Otos for tlterialniiir, with di dower*. Tit. IDin! , ^filieli was agreed to, sad a adrditit calmed ac cordingly. XV7III I OI %T. ST VlTun AKD L incLrir. This was an action by the Plaioliff, a comfort's", recover from th• Wend-Into, apotheca►ies in the Grand, a sem of sanney for corn and hay tarnished for their earriego horses. The defence OH up se.. that the horses and carriages we, re not she property of ►he partnership, hat the private property of Mr. Fusnion, and therefore that Linsley was nut liable, Mr. Stanton haring become a bankrupt. It was also contended that the Plaintiff well knew that th• chariot, mulch., sod horses were Mr. Stanton's emporia, and but be famished the corn and bay to Mr. Slantos's credit only. 01 the part of the Plain tiff, however. it was proved that Mr. Langley used the ►ora•s and carriages occasionally ; Mat he went to the fartier's and eompl•ined of the horses being improperly And, and directed they should have new shoes more frequently ; be also complain►d of the horses not looking sleek enough. sod by his orders more cern was sent in. Under thee. circemslancer, the Jury friends ger. din for the Plaintiff for the amount of his desaad. rOURT OF COMMON Illsr 27. DROWN AND WIFE V. CA2111 , 7111111 AND OTHER,. 'TM% was an action In ree %ages. Ih. Plain. tiff„ in right of bi. wife., thrimed of the Defendants, the Proprietors of the Est London Theatre, seseral gro.k,' sages for the Iwo viees of the Lady as ptinti. psi tragic *mess on the Ana Ms artist Theatre. Pre• linos to Mr. %erivent VAUCIIIAN opening the age, an offer of reference oss ma d •, but The Learned Serjeent having combed with his Clients, said th.y related lb. viler. Indeed, Mn. Wenn felt 11-r charnel., hid been attacked by the contact ..r the Defendants, in don flirting her before the ezpiration of she season , And hey feelings were so 'retch hurt in conseqoence. that she "tithed to lee her cste before a jury of her cnentry. Ile thee stated, that the Lady had been engaged to perform the first line in tragedy at the Throw/. in apemen, and her regagement was for the whole of the season. Seine misunderstanding, however, arose with nos of eke proprietnit, an.l after pe. forming a few nights, she was est lutl.d the Tileatte, and dies an abrupt termination was riot to her engagement. and she was not only devolved of her wager, hot den of the pro ms o f 0 henpfil, 10 shock the would have been eats. tied had theenntineed to perform. M.. Walter Head was thsn called to prime the Pilisolirs case. 11. slued that Ate. Worm is ON actress. and elan a dress as thcr So ne time shout the mends of Joty, 1816. he roc( nimended her in the proprietors of the Etat Laden 'Destro for an engegtsment. Mr. Carretheis said. he was willing le eager hsr, after be hid reared leer settler, on the •itneas's recommendation. Mr. Vickers wag present at the meeting— he is ore of the proprietors. Mr.. Brown asked SI. per s-e:. Thai sure Gag thought too much, d it-the 11.111. , 11 was sehqpgeontly who. ri.ed to ogre the Lady 21. per ...k for the season. Si'. was in perform in the henry line of tragedy, sectscheircievass Lady Merit ih, wilicia.iidene Shure, he. Se. was 01•4. • • glopoelololld the wardrobe, sod make the dresses! The Is iti.ess had seen her perform and trantactiog 'he betimes, in the virrrirybe. She was tl ere *beet tee muntbs. The season lasted skeet eight months. On his rtioss.easoleation. she witneta said, he I s e sailer; be did not 'sinless In Le a judge of acting. Ito beissved Mr. Br ,, wa is foreman to an engineer in Long•sere; he bad, however, no perticelar sc. qualetaae• with Isiah Nsa. Brown bad performed in a private Theatre. The wittiest was not Managir of that l'i l eatir, it binned to his son. bet he as. slated I. dreseiwg this hoots% lie had seen her play fear times; the first character which he saw her pl.y was Agatha. in Laver's Vowe. She had performed all the charmless in tragsdy, and she had oleo sp. peered as Lady Heka, in The Iron Chest, at the private Theatre. Ile ibooght her rompetent to them, and that was the resents he introduced her to his friend, Mr. Carrollton', thinking she wei. destined to shine no the beards of a larger 'theatre. Ile was net present at the agreement, bat he knew the fact from Mr. Carruthers and herself, that one om. 1 0 hare Of WO of 21. per work. lie admitted that he heard she was &charged from being incumpetent to 611 the first.rete !teary line. The Cuter J wince het. smygetted that it would be better to discuss the matters its dispute out of doors. There bad been nothing said disrespectful of the Lady's character; het dm eaggestioe of she Chief 1 Junco was disregarded. 'l'he •itriesethen proceeded with his ern e, e s sm i., motion. Mts. Brown told him that etched 'Probed via weeks' notice to quit. but she did not confess to him her incompetency. &okapi IluaLocu.—Certainly eat; her time of coefessios, yen know, Sir, had not thee arrived. • Cross.esansioed.—lt was Mr. Carruthers Said she was net commonest, and she said she would cot then steeps the 'Mk* to goat. She did not choose to girt. in. The three Drfoodmots, Mr. Carruthers, Mr. Vickers, sew. and jest. be understood, were really propeieliese; he hod seen them acting as such. Ite.emoesieed.—The oilmen said. they cast the pieces, and trsosectird the ammo! besieges in the ma. meremost, such as giving directions; to be sate. he nee net ellinpteelii to say whether that could i• be mode foto be ships of • pre:stir tor." kits. Broom. ID his opinion, was Coliopelf , ltt to perform. The wit ness was not himself s assailer, though he was bind of theatricals. He had, when seeing her pelforns seine of her tragic ehataciels, melted into tears, so forcible was bee spiral 10 the pirsinn.! Srojelnet VAUGHAN.-. 4 presume, Sir, there were net iron tears which rolled down your citeelt. The nitermi.—No, Sir, my heart was realty af. freed. A Mr. Topping was then called, hot he eight not be foot.d. The Colts Justice again trenawnendel a infer. once ; and the p+rtiits, alter some little cliaimilfstien, consented, mad all Natters in dispute wow then re ferred. IVritow , sflay, arcs 'La nen. rpr the Wontlemp s'eak•• et Epson, . young man standing nye, ihp wipning blow, Lady Eva', *Or Kral ii.g dos 11, fa. cciud SAI Seitre a kick• 23 to Welk 11.14. c of his tibt. ; f POLICE. -......- CrlteltALL..—Yeetyrifey baklla rickers Mar s sailsraw, ovie irishvinmon, rrr•• b ... 4 1,1 b e . forp rhr sdlim bloghtroro Mofiestrorp. Mr. Altborrow. CURVITOPiIta Soren, ellariod seder i►e follooistir eir;ornstoneps:— trooghion, the beguile of Christ Church parish, stated, shot be was passing along • street nett, the Temple, *boot four o'clack on Wednesday •tier. noon, when he observed the elder Prisoner, Sullivan, with a crowd of persons about he►, shirts she •1•- peated to 1* leading somewhere; be followed with the crowd up a court, where he saw the other Pri ' setter, Vickers, lying ow the step of a door, apps. rently . ia a very strong it: be recognized her direct ly as an impostor, lasing assisted in apprehending her one* before neer Plrlsnn•square, rahiblUag the gome trick to raise the compassion of passengers-- lie soon ',covered her from her fit, by throwing • large quantity of water all noer her, and them charged her with being an impostor ; she denied the charge stoutly, and &Miran, who declared she bad no knowledge of Vickers, began shoeing him, sod threatened to have him punished for his brutality, trying all in her power to reite the indignation of the mob against him : Bailing them determined to be troublesome, be procured the assistance of a city coest•ble,and pm them both in custody. Virkers, who bat a .•Beet before was fosmiog at the meth, and so weak as to be enable to stand •lone, leaning th►y were shoot taking her to the C..ropirr, now fell jolts a violent lit of ►age, anti tonight with such doggy. ration, that it was as moth as fear of the dicers could do to get her into a roach, and &nisi the babe Sollivan sneaked ewe, throogh abs Temple, hat less revokes,. Birch, the street • keeper of Christ Cherch, deposed, thst be apprehended Vickers a short time since for shaeserieg its near Nritesosqemie; she thee mated her.elf to be in great distress, sod had by that means !reposed upon *mast hamlets persons, who Mad siren her gooney; on seerehing her st Uniea-hall, a quantity of silver was famed in her pocket. Me was at ;h., time directed to be passed as a vagrant to Belfast. its Ireland. The Nielsen, it 'po.•red. yens loilmoto se qoaintsoces, slid lived sett door to each oilier la Jac•.b.street. Dack•bead. Committed to hard Wiese ter no* south. Uotos-HALL.--Ifovetdoy Drift Hyde, of IRS, livisondvey.rtreet, see Nought betel, Mr. EVatteri the presidia. Maeborate, by the night cooslahle of Hp r o l o r d o o ) ptll-11, charged with litylog violently 4itielled his wife sod son. The constable. stated, that Owlet four o'clock yesterday morning, the sigh. i m u l hend a lbe Prisoner's residence was greatly alarmed by the roweled cry of sonic., usi which tat 'vat to the Primitive's house, ohm. he found ail the inmates in a state of gr. it anxiety sod tear trots the estrogens's condor, ol the Uriserier, anti it we. not without great trouble be was secured. Ertor. Nude, coo of the Prisoner, a young man about 2U years of age, stated, that about fear o'clock in the morning his father, the Prisoner, violently best sod ill used ' his, boomer. he endeavoured In rearm the Prisoner from ill-treating his mother. Wu./1 16,1011 t.. 1 out 1 of the hands of his savage fatterr, he took Wee in she room where his mother was, with a view of do log what he could to protect her ; bat the Prisoner to. 11 followed him, and with the rid of a large ham. leer, hr..ke open the rb.or of the woe 111111q0 they were: having entered the room, the Prisons two,. he a ..ski kill hob sir*, when he began using the tivni• met be had in kis hood, end is ail prohability would have carried his storms into esecotion, bad it not 1 brew for the inietrerenre of the son. IVA the mo. that and aim, who smeared at tbs. Office.were dread. fully beaters and bruised. At WO the Prisoner i.e. atter great resistance, secured and taken to the wstch-hooae. The constable spoke to she brutal routinet of the Prisoner, and the Magistrate am misted him to jail in default of bal. .. . Paw-.•raker --On Wednesday. a ;twat women willed at Mr Inuit. the lwa-draper's shop, with a leiter piirpart lag Iu t.. IP urea hs M.. Capper. if May'saitel. Gerson a rtiaittner at Sit. Ensiles's. nester* a gamma, al asswlss awl eaten ri..es Ie be seat In IM berm. After sir was served ebb the c sail Oft leaving she slier, Mr. rtnithes are• peeled in a the I. Wee was an. (runlets, aid desired b.. appoint sir in aline tar, In tweer lain it ►ue weal by the Greer •kW enarh t obit is a soppewed Walt •be was aware that the was fai bred. n. she west to the Ship public-how, at Chsthg temp. a lire ll', litroosikli wages go trios i hoarser. Mr. F..rt►rs afterwards busies as doubt hot that the letter was a roefLef), sew is slinpiaan after her, and he took the goods free her.— Atte teen was retirniag spike Strwitl. w hes the shot tans goes lwr as tall herr 'he use, gang. as sue did ant proceed wi t In which .he replied, it was nuthlise to klm, as he had gat hh pods hark and had ant lent aay thiar. He rhea gunk her tat.. essiuds. nod brought her to Ike Mike. At her seirond esswientliat Ml•s Capper &Wendel, sad Owl tied the letter ant b. be of her wits*. She rrengalga4 the P. wooer as Wiry Avers, who had bird as a await to her (whir..-The Pri•oser was towisiwed f••r trial. _ . trek was hrircltt up mad clanged ow the oar of It awn alesrick. or ?Is. 2, Margret , meet, Spindle...L. sib . la be got up es nand y sora• ts. as kalf.pdat si s. he drowned that sere peers had Art weer tbwail if the hat k of lb, bore. sod spewed re birdies wher ' ne Jelin* is Is the yard titiototag. sod he sagred fear elegant pri es,ass. hared mod glared, which were IN sae Inert.: hr Free she rano. and sir iirs•ster was dace after seer the wall. trying Se rake her e•crper as miditiog • farther search. wham greed a Isawdle of wet lines. isesaiming use emir deer, a distils petticoat. ire pair or trowder, tire sigliugawas, three cap•. two pair of stork flare piastres, two shins. two on kerchiefs. sod a cop. per tes•hdasit. which the Pawn , cesiFere4 bad hid to Me pr.. y, were they was lived. fierier Amparse Dicey, a I.dger so the of..redasd iwarr, sword the property which was fraud is she privy. whirls was Is she hitches, the over •Selss. The Shiites Mug area is. the Prifeeer was rally cordoning as ?lea p.te fro trial. We are mole moored, soxs the Bremen Sawa; of May the 111th, that SANDI is ylit alive. Accord. iog to report, a proposal bad actually been wade to pat biro to the torten., but was rejected with India. nation by the Gibed Duke. loiters have also reach. ed London stating, that the Grand De—ha of BA/1111 had been so enraged at the proposal, that he die. charged the Commission for investigating the affair. Cam's FAILIJUS.-011 Sttarday morning, about Gore o'clnck, trio extraordieary man set out on his arduous task *liking from the Griffin, in (Aside. street, Borough, to the Castle Inn, at Dover, for samosa day., for a wager of 1231. Il e roes. mowed with a fall confide...co of completing the task, although hi. feet were not recovered since his Lts failure, soil the leather socks which be wore, tly the advice of a Metlical Gentleman, It.. hi. fret Numb a degree, that an his snivel at Chatham they Isere coveted silk blisters. llowever, he crntinned his journey to Dover, bat on his return air uttesat:tied to res;in the such neat Cantesbur). Aulti us I" i b wiL's N. i• or Jll/:' DE.ELS. LAIIIBITIO- STREET -- Ye..e4relq". Copt. fr,:iirtwerne cud... r e I •....2•4•1 a .ilOll O. 1.“. 01 . 3 I i.h ilefgoadive learlositioti in ilit• I . • Mr. R. G. l'sJser., :Sr.. 75, 11 • k. 14 ne, met. stool, a w e d. •t• g t he 13th jo,st. :•• o•r came In his emir _ors*. roe' ••4 '..•1 It. he •tiest ootlie or bite Uprise b.i. MOM Capt. J • acid he heiened to s s --A Wit. Os. produced 60111.. mt.., Ole Ot-t. ore I. and lorrisirard for foul' toils ; et ti to 1.1 the ;procric• of the linso. I • gire u,. used-, •littoot It a. won intmotttlet f•fotentr. he s•k••1 it,, I'II4MM if Ilse should Ike •It thr Iti.Clolllll ? the Ivor. ti..ird iu the stbreostise, and they went ;son the f t, it ni a hoarse, where :e -nide •sat ibe bat, soneh ,Mou tel to 111 61 Hooper: then toiJ him b. I. art t a t N o . 38, Doke.. reel, Slsol-6.1(15, that be v.. 1 trot thew prepared with it ot money, hot •O‘ to IMPIK the 16 ' Donets" on'l.nsw . r , n Ins • •yr home, whom SS was to Rol onmo cash, ti•.(l if .he goons 'soli. a bill and (receipt were sent to his house, lie would pay for thee. The goods Isere sent by the clerk anti porter, stint strict artless trot to less* then) isithoof the coney; but a soma oho rac e s that pd. loser's wife, stud oho is • eery srecesisry agent till oho plot, rrasnaged ro get p i•ri. f the goods. Mr Dello, of No. 31, Lower East Smithfield, seld, that the Prisoner cone to his shop in the IseLinning of May, sod represented himoelf a, one IYtlli.msnn , s oall.wsker, sod that be nail been en.ployed by C .p. lain Thompson, corareander of Her.,. to purchase cruses for too ship's use. Ile 'miscall:eel for eight pounds worth, • Air h be soldered to he sent to km to. sicker., No. 9. Chil eisobitteet. Witness snot the good* hose by his Innate./ and the ;wrier : they leers net at it.. door by • oell.iiressEd *oaten, who ssked if dies bad brosight • receipt I ~rd calling • man.* ho prefect:his , to ill the capacity of St.tf".ol, th;tl, " Her., (Jorge,s *bow those (Oeortenterr to the pub. I.e-pease, yeur caster and Llptoin Thompson are there ; t' ey will settle this hill." George did ss be was (inverted, sort in the ieteriru the Prionrrer sod soothes of gas/ cursed Inc ; Italy of the hoot* took Fresh 'eose„ and Georg... roost the saw Waste, pate them in slip 31 the public.. Were door, sod they ell as. c.d. Mr. Roberts, of W.., ..engool. trooolo , .ter, .1 1 •1•11, that the Pri.onat nlositt«.l to p •r gods of hint in the sannotst of see-sal prwl , • : •• gins his "an.. an .1 • dress 6 ' •ro ose• street, %11'.ii 1 0. t. ", I Pit goods mess srot hose, and ohtaired from the messenger the same as in ih• last case. i• SOS lertitor rioted, rto! it mere not •reore4, nn loss then So) versos• oh. at .ho Cilf and VlLll•etlpei. lobe hod oil hero dor.modod by this rormit l46l P of answlt.rs youtri he broomhi (I. mod! TY- litirr , nor told notiroa in Its defence.—lle elm committed till meat Thursday OLD Tli(Intl) tY. vat W. A Primmer of i11t 7 117,;.;cf J:lith 0;.; wet essoffrd at 'train% .1 q:41,1i., ... r• - prrt way. twigs a p.-11,r .4 ilserve Th. r•tdrinn• *lra. •. 1 1,e1. DM .11 Ills darn gang is n K 'Mad {.Mier. 114'411.0 yr?. 1111.1. a.d al.ro la hr re.,a until too,' sYr v.rdse. un• Iwo. I i.t., aid a :t.e.mog aff.asttl of 11,.. ant 1 - . r Primmer wa. .11 r scu,n• the plea at sisehriet.. Mt. MotOOGIIttIIOW remarked erne the fotproptirt) of I.tuttosto• us re , sel se the r isomers% 4144-uce. Taal Sett shawls up b% e sitw omit ilea 1.8. 01,0,w. gou Ow p.tot •.1 ilia Is klri, owl for skink dog gr• soluri to the •tolletttool wet,_ ,is. 'hey al sits.....a It- 4. :owl. Eew..ed Mir n 'tie fs.r isedlia4 two Ares frame µ118.1., it•llieelri.11111 II Rail I. it. Ws Mg t • tog I ttl St-s.l. it. Ike Priettott we. la. /used as. 4 (veil I 4 .1.. Idea . la ..wesequesser or for rrfor4l ell IP! Pftotore'r .Ii Itt I ...It?, to ottiNt :.ILittht her WOO f. ‘..14 e.ite In ressrsr4isrn4,.—. I Tie Pfiu. et era. New taoslibt •;,,, comsat will Amalie l'h...rieste ws.• fill in.. Neurone In lie wi , www.• bet. Aighe I aOll/4 laws, ens. • ems.. e. S. • e... 14 4 1 • • s'r atnerf we iii Lts.sbee, sod shot eat' jag flt • tor a mil. 1 t Al,. JeA , ce Bar. r A wad to ow, verso,. Yon hove lb Mack at, le pr. tl• th ps lob V•is linar a 40) I •Ir ~ OI 10 1••Olt Gall•di Cho,'" NMI i• los t.rto-t- I. -.le I .0. 41 v.,. sill 'Vo g ler. la s s toy. ciael..ss• .4 sisw. ; •••II 1 sill ass west eigatwet tr. 111 r Jo-iire Hat Then 1 111..dg (maw; ~b. cm vi ni,. Le, .—I n.o mei% lo bear bay ' twig. I atter ~itl.w.ar ea ...% Th- :Ps ilwn fawn batk irie &Veer witupeow. wen. Oro .1 sea do /Ivy, bang glacially @award. fogad • .....we—(6l Seedily. derive Divine Service, the seighheterhood of the ernetegh was thrown fete the greatest alarm, by a fellow who ran sheet the effete, staked, and with • large bledgees which be carried knocked every person dews he met. Ile was et length et. ticked by a posse of officers, she secured him, end tucked his op in Ike 'wee cage of St. Juba's, Hetseit down. They lied namely left his by him. sell before he commenced breakaug the seats, which sceemplisbed, aid then with a fragm►nt of one of them he set abase knocking dose she wall. In this bus does undertakise he succeeded afte► much tallest, and bark, as speller, throweb the wall sell. cleraly larp/to admit his bail,. lie get out isle tbie yrad, bet One more difficuit) to be over. come; the place war sorrorarded by • high wall covered with glass bni i les. sud ratans be *timid tromps he was seenpelled to break the pieces of glass dose. Ile got oa the wall—liberty was sillies lb pewee. bet ent.rteneteir for bin, he stooped ro da rn a hang orsiinn ow the gaslity of perseveraece tea mob who had araembled, and before its crawfishes test Wirers ',Alva, thaioed Ma, sod placed him Is refer crated,. De was brought is held I. bed. BIRTH. 'lie P.M I. M Weyamincli Were, Ike Lady of Jar* Snowed W ilk, , Esq. elrTmmdridgmliall, &wry, *I mill butt eimW. DIARRIRD. Os shell Ise. ft Row, at lb. blew of he Balkh Comas Jobs Cesissieg. 14. et Naples. I. MM. Uwe. enter Sassiest' of W.. Mare. Eft. side Ledge. mat Brits's. DIED. Oa the Mrh tall. ai Ms hoax. at Lashoh, Mr. Fetiaa dom. late Usairer-straer, la als /Id war. aid. at lee law*. he Uwr Ur..errpor-areer. Ilan hit, the ullet of Übe l to Berard *Grab, d.q. of %%lAA" beid-besse, I. Ow meets of Herts. tAINDI)N Pri•.tod and Prtilkbr4 b 91. at tla U a, No. 4, aelhoory r.vn. Farri