The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-01 00:00:00

Mr. Fusses wished to k now , as muc h h a d k ern said about their territorial revenues, whether it was • fact, Ms' orders bad hs4n titres to the @broth, or bankers, s , Passel+ sail Bosilisy, tp nuke disco very of, and give up, all private preperei of the Nish's' in their ;mueslis.? And whether, in ton. stream, the leeks (stows 66,0001.) had not ken ideally sold? If it was the fast, It wai eosin distressful t snsaceiod. The CIIAMMAN sM , flipt* girse nothing en de records of the llosse to detract thi statement df the Hen. Proprietor. Court then adjourned the consieforition of tie giestion to the sth of ' May, Mr. Howorrit hiving stated, lino it doeld' he a personal convenience to him u n d o►hee Centlewin that a postponement of the subject should take place to that period. LAW INTMMLIGENCII. TJCS.COARCELLOR'S COURT, MARCY, IT. tot EARL or METTPIORT V. THE DUKE 01 MARE- •uaooaw. • Sr Amiga Poosore sold there wore two Peti tions•on this twee; the fret of whisk timely misted to the winotes of the order which bed beta horsefly mule. Time Wastes bad Mon motaalty agreed to, sod he tow oo ocestrlon therefore far • troettling the Coed with any detail of thongs.. Thai VtcaCssreeccos begin looted over the ininates agreed to thew. THE SANE O. VIZ •AW&. Mr. Hume now approved co the emend Petition, which he stated was merely relative to the payment of the duties en the legacies ►egeesthed by the late IMke. The Int wig a legacy of 18,0001. payable to Lady Amelia Sophie Spencer, which coosisted of two different sows, one of 15,0001. to be payable to her on the day of her marriage, and the ether was a third share of 90001. to be fillely for her separate wee. At the time skis will was made, the Lady to whom it was greeted woe a slog% meow, bet she married before balled. In ceitmtperiter of her air. risge the Noble Doke, by a codicil to his will, made on the 48th of Jane, 1813, revoked ill his former greats to her of the 15,0001. sod the 30001. being her third share of the 90001. and he place of that he give a spec-lie sent of 18,0001. in °se bequest, to be vested it mesons, end to be piecerl out en Govern. meet securities, for the ante bytteSt of her met the family she might here. Though no yawns prost ates was made in the codicil that the deny should be paid nut .f the fund, yet this tame ender the will, and should be paid out of the real estate. After to.. remarks by Sir A. Piggott, it was or detest that the legacy dirty should be paid out of the seal estate. The V ICC , CIIANCTLLOR sbte►ved. that h. Mid •eery theist, to believe the testator's intentieo was in provitle for the legacy defy. bet he bad not pro vided (or tivat,altd the Cosrecoold set jedgs by what were mere probabilities of intention. M►. IkALD lbeo ,4 , mitted that there was no sees. ainu for his goiag into the other Ngsties, as the some principle would decide io them all. The Vicic-Cavecr LTA/ t said he could sot de ether. lobo thee he had A . op. • Sir ARTIJUR rtGriecr said the will bd ordered the fairies to he paid duty free. He was merely to 'state oo the r art of the trustee,. what they were *seines shoeitl be stated. so far as related to the Illarqui4 of Woodford. 14y the will he was left one thoetatid peoetiv a rear 011 he had ►eached 45 years bf ego, provided his father nes alive, and when above that age, he was to receive a 10001. making thos 40001. in the shot,. By u future codicil that Otiose was revoked, and the anneal re venge given to the Marquis on his reaching the age of 45, wits to be 30001. barely so new defy meld he cherged ore this in any point of view, es a MOW leiter', and be lipoid merely say, that o derision si. sailer to what he had now stated, was given in the Hull's Ceert by that t►ely eminent Judge, Sir Wil liam Greet, few whew, and for where decisions it was truly impossible for any matt, or any lawyer, to feel too week respect end yenned/on, to the came( Cooper v. Day, where he had decided ma the cedidls of that will, that he thosght the defy was not liable en thew. The y,ci•Csaicscto■ recollected theta.. my ••well, •nd the grounds also so whirls that distie goished and profosad lawyer, Sir William Groat, bad found his decision ; but then there we, • differ ent`, I. the present instance, for in fleet COW it was specifically pointed out as 'tempted from legiey duty, in coompaeoee of a special provision made by •tbo testator, bat hero there wag no ZOOS this,. In the cars now before the Court, there was a legeey mired on 4 term, viz. on the term of the fatipees life, sod therefore to ill intents and palsies', this •sao•t be viewed as a mew legacy. The decree made by the Court was for the pit. sent of t►e legacy defies net of the real estates. On the motion of Mr. IISALD, it was thee •rde►. eel to be 'viewed to the blaster on the part of oho I►a.trer, I. compete what Interest was doe from the death of the testator till the present moment on the ivories. This motion was made es the part of the legatees. ro. Vics•Cwaarcetcoa—Aa the fresteesdaa't op. pose tba motion, it had better be hauled. A Frenchmen meeting en English soldier will' a Ws.ei lois medal, began sneeringly to animadvert oui wi t r Government for bestowing such • trial., wisiek did ~at most them three frnach—" That Is trey, to be vor." replies the barn, " it did not cost the Eug. lith G..rernmont three francs, bet it gem the French • Napokon ! t" . Yesterday a young Gentleman of lb. name of ~r a moduli at Guy's Hospital, loss held to bail, a' she Town Hall, in the &roost', charged nick abstracting a gold ring from Sessisnah Tozer, by pressing tier herd, in the Maze, at Southwark, en l'oerdsy evening. r t. &Elton.— A Gentleman of the Wbipencl Tat( has endertaken to drive • chaise and foot oxen .a.v.miles, over Nrwmarket Heath, within an hoer, fn, a huge sem of money, on Thursday fortnight.— Ti.e veep base bombs training spine time. The bleaching groped. of Messrs. Stem, neer Seem, sere robbed, a fel* nights ago of I r .. is, in en isoblesebed glib, cf item value; and •••: , pr htroldillig ground, in the rime neighbourhood CPZiI robbed several timer lest muslin. LENT ofirzns. X TRW; al•sca C. arising wes indicted for felenisorly revolving three Nob, of ..is, the property of B. Sommerisid, knowing then to hare been stolen. Va Jiffy fatal him Guilty, and the Learatbd Judge immediately senesced him to 14 years trios. paragon. A. Doacalfe was iodieted far felortioesly receiving , ail katsohe property of b. Stanfield, he kaowisg them to Wan beta stolen. , It eppeared that a workman of Mr. Stanfield's, Pawed Brown, had been in the habit of employittg Ms laden son to carry sway enlinished hats from die workshop, and to carry them to the Priseaer. Is eansequence of Ms, the Prisoner's house was search esi, and eight hats of Mr. Stansfield's were found.— The boy hod been couvicted of steeling sis hats last Old Bailey Sessions, and the Prisoner was Indicted fnr recreleing them; bet as no proof of the ideality of the bats could be giros, the Prisoner was sc• vatted. TUE STAtifFNIAY; not returned them yet. In the course of the esami. Inflow of Ibis wham, a letter from Mr. Hint to Ed mid Hoare, Esq. was read, stating that tb Baronet (S :r M. Lopfe) would not doted the Irene's, if. number of thorn toed be obtained to *cure Ms Interest ; on bold` moored of which, Mr. H.:would zoite down: A letter from Sir 'M. Lopez to Mr. Wm. Homo was also read ; it was dated from Lou. doe,'sed Mated that Sir M. Lopez bad authorized Mr. Hunt to that with the' vows, and to mile a loan to them ; hot that be (Sir M.) could net know what Mr. float did. Edward Hoare, a freebie* or Graropownd; con firmed his brother's testimnuy, as tb the 'visit alit. Hunt to Griorroond. Whitt the witness "met into the room to Mt. limit, he *Weighed Übe wanted . to bortow a little money as *ell as the rest; 'he AM he Ald. Jobs 'Ned, Esq. ins • candidate for the borrogil . of Groospoand,•at the last election. bet did net Vie teed ; Y6'l9 now a petitioner. The elettion leek piaci on the Std of Joni last. Wittiest was at trees pelt/ft In the May before, when he Wad a meellitg with the voters. Abort 40 persons attended, and among them the Defendant. The electors generally stated that they had had money of Sir M. Lopes' to imp for him, and ono asst satisfied, as they bad not had ersosigh. Tim Defeadant said Ito would not vote for Sir M. Lopez, unless he hod more money. Wit ness saw the Defe ndant two or three days been the hot election, and asked him what he mesas to do abut the money be bed had of Sir M. Lopes. Tlic Defendant Int into a rage, and said, if be did sot vote for Sir M. or his Moods, he would return the money. The Defeeident sold he had bad t5l. Os his cross.essminstion, be said the voters at the meet. leg which took place in May last, wished him so pay the mowey they hod bad of Sir M. Lopez, but the witness refused to do so. All the indictments se spectiof Gramp eund entered in the route paprr, were proemial io at the desire of the witness. If. Teed and J. G. Teed, !Ong of the last witneat, itooirmed tho statement of Mr. Teed, as to what passed between hi• and tba Defendant in the street at Grimpaend. Mr. ADAM addressed the Jar, in behalf of the De. &edam. Mr. Justice I3s•T charged Hie „Tory, is be Wm dime!, hood the Drfendent—Guilty. Mr. Witte was acquitted, having got his 351. in Devonshire, end thereftire could not be indicted for the ode's.. in Cornwall ; and R. Ford was acquitted in consequence of the absence of a witness, uho could not be friend when hi wee wanted. His Lrird ship said he was the more willing to give this mau the benefit of the absence of the witness, as he 'poetised re be the eoly pursed that showed a conscience at Grampoood ; be having contrived to make off when the bribery oath was teadereate him. Hie Lordship observed, that whatever might be the aim iss other places, he hoped they would be able to check bri bery at Grampaund. The Du feodents will be brought op for judgment loth. Court of King's Bench, should they sot mike peace with t►e hoseeeter in the mead time. The three nettle§ Petitions frees Grimsby heerb,lt is said, been compromised, and the ledietsessb and merlons urillichmirn. A coiI:MIT TUR Tit men.--On Teeeday month* Isms potty of Gentlemen, emnitting of Mr. John Pettnan, belonging to the km of Megan. Childer and Co. of East Stalttlidid, Mr. Henry Chihli", jtrn nod another, who were gulag sot e. a patty If pl.esate as Cu as Granted, set net shoot tattle, . - o'clock frnm Wapping in a sailing beat. On (twit st riae! at Long nisch, about the tektite ot the Thennts, a ladders Best or wind twisted the sail cc the atintra. sty wide et the beat and ovittweissid it, and the leiter.' ;1110, together with the stole of rha party, *ere thrown into the water. After atr•tlKtieg *ma time, they ,•weeded in clinging to thritides of the boa I, end in that peelings - situation they hang for • length of ties, sad it was hapossibla to gain anyessitteoca, It Wog with a solitary put of the river, and the *aloe wan, who eosin awl., was obliged to keep bed df . . the keel, being placed in a twodition that the while party wootd birdrowned if be left them. Mr. Cbd-' der, after hanging to the boat, beteetie in estreniely . weak, that eithisegh be las entreated I. keep bald of : it, be at length IN go, and etraggled.in iire-weNr till he sank to rise no sore. Mr. Neiman andltse visternian haviog mere strength, kept their bold, ; hanging in the water for weer an hoer end a 'hell after; Mr. Childer was drowsed, when the boat begat to drift towards the shore, and the waternien left his hold, end althnagh very faint, endeavoured in Rein lbe shore, end lien sottieded in seeing Mr. Potosi, who wee necessitated at WO to let go his Insid of the-boat. On getting ashore, they walked in en ex.. ; boasted condition to the nearest house, and changed • their clothes. The body of Mr. Clabber was footed the following morning. Intelligence of the fatal tie. I conistarsco was fortes/did to his patents. He yes'. ' line )ciong man, 21 years of age. Cant, the petlestrike, vain has tindertaken 10 tra vel 73 aides e-clay from Dover to Lowden, mod to town on alternate days, for 13 door, will marl et Dover no Friday, end as rive at eolith's, the Golden Linn, dornegh-market, in the evening. This is the span who did 75 miles daily for sin dap, at New. bory ; sad from Knightsbridge to Word, 61 miles t I and welt the nest Joy for 17 days. Jonathan West, the celebrated pedestrian. slatted from Enfield, at ire o'clock yesterday inoining, to 'do 60 miles in eleven boors, over • 20 mile piece of leaned. far a wager of 60 guineas. lie did wren miles the Lit bee., vii sad a half each the second I and ui.ird, teat vie rem miles in the fourth and hfth.— ILting si....inplisbed • mile above the half distance I in fife twins, he look refreshment, and IA himse4 lire mites an l.nor in prat:l'm to hip ' , rd. Ile of• cu mplishal tar task, but not without great slit& I coltr• _ The wife of a !shouting son of the name of ie.epti aicharilsoo, of c".kwy., 11.P.41 Ilioinivose, oil dr. livered trilit'reeftley of lour chattiest at one birth, all girls. They are all likely In tie.. and the soother is going on well ; the poor mut'. Isist•s IltP 10%. ;q.t. *trek ; he has threertildren in addition to the above. The isarrhoolits of ao esteosire how , e to it.. Mao. th•etn •ud butiu•», 11.id.e•bnr. 11 0..41..tif•i s bio.kr 1:11. 11,1 , y t.isl.•. I t..! I. • .ty POLICE. —roi— Bow:sTarPT.—Testorday ilidOrttnit A. Rona", a walnut, egad upwards of GO, oat chergod alb keeping a " UttleGe," in Drestaintreet, Grosvenor. Near'. Tk• cow was pewee by • peer wenn% nomad Jodi', who said she had lassoed sews.i lima with the Prisms's, sad had elate hapeeemished limed( sad children to " try her Naar Ta. fawner, whet is an old obisibtr, was teamitird lb the Hesse of Correction far toe weaths.-4t easevel, drwinsithw rumination, that Ow towhead. el the Primmer, so istlewriowsi hottest Este, and set 'wale of her me. lien, on bee slag she was in sealed, ' bay Mama( le the hed.pew, and was eat dew, awl, jest le glalte I. Fees*. stohis life. J. 11114, a hiettly.l nolt lag fellow, a waleh i ead feriae earnings. of a*, • ibis • gainsayer week, wee cousetittrd to the Hansa of Correcties for a mesh, for deterring his rite and bee abildresi aid esirreiag three to be unspotted is the werkbessest • &Hag. Lamacru.avearr.-11. Wiilisan, C. SRN*, sad J. Bird, erre charged with breaking ludo limbos's of Mr. Etats, la Grees.street,. Cooserelidoreed, on Sunday eight last. The Prosecutor, attest aid o'clock, riot out to take a walk. Ha• retarded sheet eight, shoe he forted litestrestedeer liadittrel broke. epee, sad • resod., wf eserispappatai pecked op. Mrs. Sketioa reakiedwppasite the Paso greeter's bone ; on Soaday eeesiteg she obeereril tie Moneta heckles abet'', sad one of time. lasecked impel liege at Mr. Bran's. He wove • say, saes few woments after she elaseireed a light is thwpas. leer. Ms iterated the asighbesra, who apprebe.did the whole of the Primmers getting. ewer He basil wall. As Officee Mend on William • bee of phew. pheresa watebeo, a d..k lasibitea, sod a piece et prepared liter, used for soaring clogs.--Fettlywats. witted. J. Noon was resaidad ea a elaarp of atterirg formed Dates. HATTON•GAISICN.—Yesterday Nary Harrow% Ilarreses (her hosbaatl), sad J. liars!, woof, charged with stealing frost the Barley blow, Gra)'s lnit.lane, a sonsay-bos, containing IMak. nates and cash to the swam of between 301. •ud 401., besides a soasber of valsabie trinkets. Mrs. Thomas, the katHedy, was saw of the Prisoaer, Mary Harrison, bat alba was not positive as to ll* omen. Mary Harrison was reasodad, sad the tout discharged. QuEss•sgusas.—Yesterday,•tio cook of Captsis Holland. I. Slosoe-street, was remanded, on saspl ciao of shone% sheets, saleable table-cloths, sad is.., other thesis, the property of the Capt.'s.— Many articles had beets sussed, sod at last masa being snide, several of shoo were foaled between her bed sod the sacking. She mortal thrash' know sat now they canto there. CO RON SRN' / NQU SSTS. -am.- An IwoWilke wky taken es Tondo,. its floe net SW" Presea. before hi r. Gum, I meow, or the body arr. re•sit, described se a =bale, who did ..411 bloaddy.ne lagmeildlimedied Werra, from the enema Ivory repels so the Ism eab i rcl iiib t medi cal whoattended the deceased sm&. • Mak bids Iv vary Is. spirise. dad be timentet bias r teem he wee Iwasaki to the deism. la kis rostrum wic k Ws be, of ahabitodiacat all hope se fort Mem thb the fume. ete*placed tbil bat taw sdeoldide dation to the prism. Withal' order from the libretto', aft lbw eksald have every carr takes of him, meg Ikea-. a weedy Bala* way &Odin 13ke care or hit.. Whim Sem llse deemed id a few hewn biter bo hod • waded himettrellt a pakew r Wiwi. demised. The wasted Isar a ImerapOsp.se the tore pare we del' heed, b.t It was srprrticial, as three ea as commiloa or as. wield trarts..:. The npialen of %swam dos. that death liras . . oreineeiled by an airealinn al gee nommen Area. from scsurearia 01 bating acted wren ni ttliS Una " 01140 0 4 • 11 • 41- went of boiler forgiveuele. Ir the wooed bed bed hilerere it *field bare bees I. relieve the ebbed. A Q. Ignert WS. YM death, be wig be fib horribly. sag after lee prommailei grwzr , dr7r.higfnw Mr. DaiWk. a t liraysave. prnvevl. that Mies' NAM Po r, Vie dervemil aM laboveieg soder veva imam at essetiemer, mad allied If he roald Mope Mr feminism* La wailer wadi Am Mimes. ash be 14 a 4 rrplird tar la Ihr allts: he Willie ' Vheahl Me Whirler Me& a arekrapt. rib Gratirsami ether l;trvioasam, brileved IYr Pviseaer le the Mhos. eag Wit I a dreadful eiaupeactiaa. mad dim be w..§ ate maw. a silt-gran. *ha dna /word Ow mama, 11e+ of alirthle* that MO dkravel emote ass lave k • kilia 'sod he corroborated the Maseurel ll.at Mere wee av 5=14% _ _ - itesfe, dor Nan who sat op gri bHe detrased, Oiled I. itswoofter in vAtieb be tali sisters Mods epos biorielf 014 lie poker. He best told bias sisal if be world semeio greet. fro o sold till Moo. but be weed bill bitoself, as, if Ise tire, be should be sore us Ise lissOg. 7lts *Nom petreeted Nlbs killisog Wren. be. be toned epos limy bid did sot Hsi*. blot. M eleven We lark he Jury die follow Venlict " liird by the Venisiermi of llid, too a %MIMI of die nes Iftee ty skim". ' • Als 11411011 ***held in Teetelav, at ohs rear Trey. *enter, liiebhh,f.ei.ridg lite Coate Tangle' Before C. J tare* ri fh Gernher fee &nary; eft Om bay of Nerlbrapitake. rs . visas girl nine Liii r y f ening iris lime of the tidies in While ei6eile, leading true the been-cei, re she 14r* R.•ad/ef Iflliferlini brier. The fullsewlng Verslees wag rearmed —Polska drowsed Is we of nee Inane la Mane • 194 , 41.1110. the 'emir. led -lair pi elm, ander. se rowed/Ts puddle neineee, and damp-roils to the lire, of all dr aftsman vliwesettgeri. DURHAM. T. Gamble, guard of eba Shields Mail, whammed en three indicteente; the first and second with hav ing passed or uttered a forged or counterfeit note, purporting to be of the Bauk of England, sod of thi value of IC; and the third indictment charged hies with having she note in his possession, knowing the sausit.to be forged. To the greater offence he plaided Not Guilty—to the lesser, Guilty. Mr. Caisson, as Counsel for the Bank of Eng land, said, that the Prisoner bud pleaded guilty to the sister offence, of Inovriegly besiege forged not* in hh possession, be mai issetrected aloe to offer any evidence in support of the other charges, which were punishable with death. The Learned Judge, In passing mimes Awned. that this offeute to which the Prisoner had just pleaded guilty, subjected hie to 14 years (escaped. anon geyoud the seas, agreeably to an especial Att of Parliament ; and the punishment toed not be mitigated. Had he not pursued the coterie he had adopted, and been found guilty of uttering a forged note, sentence of death west kayo been passed upon him. CORN W A LL—N Isl PRIM TUE SUM V. DIVONsIIIRE. This was the first of a series of indictments, arising from the gross and notorinet corruption prae. tised at Grampound previous to the last Election. Mr. J. E. Fos produced some old writs to prove that Grampound was an ancient Borough, and sent two Members to Parliament. Mr. Conde was Poll. Clerk at the late Election.— Ile produced the pell.boak, from which it appeared that b 7 Electors voted at the Isst Elertion. The Candidates were J. lnuis, K Collet, J. Teed, A. Itoberison,andß. Sh•w, Emirs. and W. Allen, Gen. tleann. Mr. lonia end Mr. Robertson were N. turned, Mr. Teed demanded that Ilse bribery oath should be administered. The Defendant tees shoot Ito take the oath, and had the book is his heed for that purpose, when as uproar commented, In coq. sequence of the oath being put, and Mr. Teed cos ; footed to withdraw it. Mr. Allen afterwards pro i posed to administer the oath ; but he was emitted by 1 the Electors for so doing, end was eery mighty i bandied,try them. W. Hoare iv an Alderman of the Borough of Grampoosid. The Defendant is Clerk of the parish. lo consequence of some commanications witness had with Sir M. Lopez, there were several meetings of the freemen of Grampound. Witness saw Sir M. Lopes at the Commercial Inn, Plymouth, on the Id of Fe brutes IBM and went with him to Mr. Hunt's, Sir M. Lopez's Solicitor. Mr. Hunt was then in Court. Ile returned the day after this meeting to Craseposod, and saw the freemen, amongst whom was the Defendant. Witness told them, that Rif. Haut was coming down to assist them-witb what bud bees agreed on. It was agreed Os bet woes witless, Sir M. Lopes, and Mr. Hoot, that 20001. should be lent to the heaven of Gromporrid, if 40 of them could be got to Side their *lppon to the Raroses...— There ere alum GO voters in the Botoogh. Mr. Hunt crairdown to Mist the voters, in pursuance of this egremstosit„to the mitltile of February, 1816: I Witness told the voters that Mr. Hoot was tannin • down, and the . Deferidsnt amorist the rest.— Only about 20 or 4 fireemen met Mr. Hunt ; and, afttr staying 'boot , three horn, be went saltily without ling theta any money. Mr. Hunt came armorer 1, aid .. qrsout 40 or 45 of the freewill met M. Thellefendant was olsong them. ' Witisell went td meet Mr. Hint by eppointslent, et 1 St. Austell, bet did not .retern with him to Gram. Round, as witness out to Tregony before he come , to Crainpoind. Ile folnd Mr. Hoot at Mt. Brown's • lon . , end shoat 40 of the electors were in the house; the Defendant was amorigst them. Mr. Hein woo in the'dining-room op stairs, and witness went to him. Mr. Hunt would do nothing until witoess tome. Mr. Howe, Mr. Hout's clerk, and Samuel Crowe, were is Ike room with Mr. Hunt, when *hires' came.— Wile's, told Mr. Huot that she freemen 'spotted to borrow 501. each. Mr. Hunt said there were 'spent., to be deducted out of the 20001 and there. fore they could only receive 351. each. Witness told the ireirmen of this; the Defendant was use of them. They were not pleased at thr proposal, and were unwilling to take less than 601. each, but at ' length they contested, and went into the room to Mr. Hunt, one by one. About 40 voters went ism to Mr. Haut in this way. The Defendant was noe of them. Sir M. Lora come down after and saw the freemen. Mr. Shaw and Mr. Collet, the friends of Sir M. L o pes, did not succeed at the election. The witness underwent a long eross.exondowiwi by Mr. Easuint. He admi•tod that he had barrimcd gooney of different persons who bad been Candi. dates for the bornegh. Ile voted for Mr. Shaw and Mr. Teed at the last @twin°. lie intended to rote far Mr. Collet tirl.:st be went into the hall; h e t M r . Teed beaded bins a bit of paper, with rose for mr, mitten eu it, end in consegeence he changed In, oiled, and toted for Mr. Teed. Mr. Teed, his sna, and Mr. Lamb, Mr. Teed's Solicitor, wee to •it nen's born at Grstuptteed, after the election, anti seeing witness looking for a liatticelsr letter, Mr. ilmb ileAred to be 1010111 t et! .n look for it. Ile pro. suited to tram the lettLis ',cuing, but he bad HIRTIis. On tie WI alt. at Ail Is wan: Plninotwollinno. RMi•pn•, the Lady atgj•t ituletrave, q(a SW. (1• th► fOib •it. the Lady • Olivet A•de.das, Eq. ul a da*ltioft. MA RICIED. On Ilr Web of Marra. on I larkeslion,CaEliT e lown A. Car r. el th e Ilia. 1..1,4 Judie l'ainpnes*. i s t i atineen, t. Clint late, "(cowl iLughter of Dania Man Oft Aluteday lot :a 'he Miff •11,11.4.14. liter e Mame. ' Jew. Vulaintre, Ex). ..-torat earl itf Mass Ifalinuer. Eon o f s f ilio o b ool oo. JO II uthassee Marofn. lid" 1 darn I'r el tar Rev. S. II Pirit.m. 0! OiclarEAllrecl, rllffniun-svare. Ikea Hull, h..rloik. MIND. .Irr 1 111 r. Robert Uorgirar of Lildßitte-kal. is ILe ;19.h li.• At Iburnbam•ti,—, 41i4dIrers, Ws. Mum therh, g i, e . k w( - .lr. Horn., remedy of likgb 'greet. lie w .1!:. ••• fl....rtz , d 7 . 7. . _ _ Yi I. NI: itT Care, fl ier . :ry. h. al. •o the W lYalt. is the y tear of Mr rte, D i rs. ;WI 1•1411 1 . •• • 13: Lucas. )uot:Acm ilaistMet of fit late Item), I 0 ,, fit, Mr. Edward Ryser, be Coeispar .lfe. 1. I . .• [-tr.... the orlfe of firdilir 'Stilly; rig a I. rorr Lcdfood•pluct. iv♦ .1 N 1 414,-1. 41 No ir,..gte •u!terl^s9 UAL-MARKET. *Alen 3j. - 9` Ships /OM 3k i.l. IN 3 (•‘!”‘• i Pxb'iehcd hr • 1* ••, , •• p. t% L• -, • • •t 4 :31.0.:ri ! 5.... iIP