The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-07-06 00:00:00

FROM TH C.461.15LE: JOURNAL. . Thom woos to be sotorthiro In the stosepitorit, • 00000 oiling tor Logisioton, of a quality .f ultich a word (loos our ems, t. use descriptive ; If I weft ellowort to ruin a word I shoold all this quality, dirmeitilioa. 1 4.11 espial* sty useonloo by otoroplos taro fr..an Si. colorises of itoirpendont Gestlooto ; as the dementition of the Airefiegs will poses so woo. When Lord lattsdowo lost yoor, old theirs,. rieovoers should be-end to *donee the prise of labour In the price of provisisos, I cronies that hi was dementeted. And now 1/111.11 he owe Noble. con. and Mr. Ricardo, give it as their opining', that toantisto, ea articles corronatod by oho lobster. Ito part of the people. will not b. so am& paid by the lalsostors, as by noir employers, I coo vivo that, that riaretsbk. Nobly. sad this Intoliisintt Grotlentan. are dontontatod; othortriat they yield have meekest► that for moo years post nob tahoortro ass Woo gamble to nom from hitorolf to his oot. plosers his beam of buntline, sad that hi is now, still 1.. then .vie, obis N to do ; they wouldisot petteived that they stated sail whit ought lobe, not what is. And non, 'fibroid like to hose to wheat is poor old prosiotoor. who fropuht at tiro Wino of Minden, is to noose the tuition on the tobacco hick Wines his while " he liehts his batik o'er Nash" LAW INTRLLIGIINCE. -1111.. COURT OT XING'S swum Jinx I. Tat ZING V. MIN DTIOSLET, vg... This was in isdirowel easiest the DOevident, e e the pr•ssead's of Mr. Alosamlor Beset, formerly as army etordolm. sod mostly • itsekrePt. fat Per jury. The D►hertaot is • Cossesistiow of Wok :opts, sad the pvisory @Wooed to the isolleoesost was alleys! to hate boo" r•euitted le me sada* width loe undo Wore who . Lind Chymeiter. In support of a Position prowled to his Lordship fovea/rig the ashossedect of Mr. Brace derleg his ossadeetios at GotSIMI!. When the Jai wen swarm. Mr. Braes preseoted ale..lf to th•Coort and begged to be beard on be half .•f the pettopeateon. The LOUD Cotq.iusncs sold, that no pomp was motl l l , ll to represent his Majesty by 4)4,6, or ad. dress to the isle. eseepf Gentlemen called to the , This had boom the law of the land for sever .1 orstorks sod It was • role from wbkb his Lordship was motet Moiety to depart. Mr. [knew said, b. was peppered to stow that Ito ooffilt to b. Mord. If. requested. therefore. that his Lordship would allow bill to Mate the aotherliks wilkh b. hod e-llvetod. The Lain Cuts, Jessica said, be had rarest), • p .d his oprniee, sad he oast wow impose si. leen. There were many points so clear I. the lan sky it was the duty of a Jodie not to allow then to be rolled in question. His Lordship thee desired the Clerk to Ind the leilicinient. After he bad proceeded a short way. Mr. Erse, iaterrepted him by asyleg, that he pro tean/A anoint. ibis mode of nedecting the lonians; be • mold berm party to it unless be could be heard. The LOMB Cute, Jessica said, it depended en tirely ow Mr. &we* whothe. he chow. to proceed C. r eel;be might. if he pleased, withdraw the reit rd. The Clerk resented, sad read a few sore see. teens, whey Mr. Brent aisle interfered. and de sired to be heard. 11. declared that be was entitled to sddrite• the Leareed Judge, to show the reasons why be ought to be allowed to address the Jury. In be said It was derided by Mr. J•istice Chant. kre, that a Prosecutor might state the case to • j.gry. Ile new held In his hued ea argannent which h. ihreght, was worthy of the attention of the Cow. sod he requested that his Lordship woeid allow the Direr of the Court to read the sotherltirs. The LORD Carr Ju4vics desired, that the paper weight be heeded to him, and he geoid look privately nth. Mhos he had perused it, his Lordship said, that whatever sight have happened in nap or two cases, the Judges were stew sesolsoesly of opinion Oboe we print. persists had a right is appear as either yepresentiag the King or any other person. In a private sail. an Wieldersl might plead for himself, either as Plaintiff or Defendant; sad in a rriutioal prosecution, he sight defend hMrself ; bet in the latter nes, he conk' net represent the Crown.— This was the lee. and le that law Mr. Brace tent er withdraw his record. The c om mission and the Introdectory proceedings seder the harskruptry were then pet in and read. Mr Bruce was nett sworn. His esideare, and that of the sehsreqsent •iiitesses. trees in ell points, meetly to tit, lOW 'Met De OD the farmer prows flews against Mr. Carter sad Mr. Billsog, which we reported in the Sedge:am • few days back. Whets the can ow the part of the proseratin was closed. Mr linexan. as COIIDOPI for the Defeatism. UM*. and asked he Jury whether, as basest sod lotelliner mew. they thought that the charge of per. jury raw as far proved by the evidence, that it wee necessary for hie to address them OD behalf ef his Clint ? The Jury said, that in their view of the question it was wholly esnecessary : it did set appear to them that the Otero had lone seicieatly established to cell for any reply. The Lean Cone Jenne then summed up the nee to 11. Jury, and stated, that he entirely con. curved in. the opinion which they had already ex pressed. The Jury, witioret further deliberation, reignited a verdict .f—Nil Guilty. Tit KING 9. 1111 MT WROTTZSIAT, This wee en indictment of a similar eatery easiest weather of the Comedesioraers ender Me. Helices hankroprey. When the Jolley sere sworn, Mr. Brace said, slud es he Ives sot allowed to address the Jury, sod as he had ow other tvideoc• than had been adduced en the former trial, he should nut occupy the time of she Cuero he preteeding is this raw. The Goss Color lonics 'boo stated the satire of she iorlietoboot to the Jury, else immediately re sorbed a serrlta for the Defoorker. - - TUC ZING 111. TES N*N• C. IL LAW. 'Phis woo an Indirtraynt of the owe eastern against 11. e other Comanoinssr ; snd •s so esidenn woo a ittnesd, eh. Jog, under the diroctiew of Meloan - ,_e, delivers's, a v•rdiet for this D►fendsn'. , se saw occupied the Coart till fire o'iloct, ed Jut,. Thew THE STA'rEWAN. !trod were 'be esti, minified to.cloy, tboogb betweibil thirty and forty bed boos sot dews io the piper to be bead. JOLT 3. RIGGs V. GRIFFIS. This was an action for false impriseemest, raised by the Plaintiff, whew , wile had been charged by the Defendant as a common utterer el forged notes.— Thai Plaintiff is • shoe maker, residing is Elmer street, Chime ; sad is a Chives pensioner, basis' lest his leg et rho battle of Bayonne. On the 4ih of February last his wife weal oat to the Delved eyes shnp to porches* • straw bonnet, sad tendered a 11. note in payment. The Defendant scrupled to take the note, and wtd her it was a very bad ens.—. She then left the shorp, sad went to eh kept by Thos. Parris, where she bseght a bonnet, and was in the act of pitying for it, who Grilßy who, it seems, hod followed her all the way, rushed Into the shop, and charged her with being a common utterer of forged noire. booking at the note, he said It we. not the owe abe had offered him, and be demanded to knew where it was; ow which she told him It was in her pocket. Ile the w seat for a constable of the name of Chandler, who came, and the poor woman was me 'shed,. hen the 11. weir waifnead,ond 140 in silver. Her husband came late she shop, and gase the con stable the key of the hoer. to ls it. but nothing of a 'napkin's nature ass found This happened shoot one n'ettek, vaid.day, end the I>efendant or. derail the constable to tabs her to Ilse watch.heese, instead of going before the Magistrates at Careen. more. The constable replied, sisal be was so jade, of ewes, and would not be responsible for what might follow, bet that if the woman less given hies its rha.,or be must take h.q. The Defendant again or dered her I. be taken to the watch house, which was dens, and the peer wanton, with a 'news child at I her bream, was lorked 44 hours In a loathsome den. gees, I. the peat injury of hr health and that of her What. Neat morning the constable went to the Bank with the two notes, when he was told they were quite good, and tee mew notes were givers hiss iw eschanir. No (Wore, ors so op. The Jour ernselled one singly, and found for the Phintill—lletarges, 20 geheres•—eirsts, 40.. SHERIFFS' COURT, BEDPORD-ROW, Jove 5. LIBEL.—(SPECIAL JURY.) Tin aLr. BICUAIRD HAIM V. Room:rum Mr. CHITTY np►ntil she pivoting• in 'his rote. It woo on •erion in fProVVT eenspensotion in clontsgeo In, a libel pahlish►d in • pvri•rlfe•l work, 'will's) The Literary Auriga, whirh ch•rtvd the Pl.in'i li wish gross sad Samosa! conduct while resident as Rome. The damsel •ore laid et fire theism'', poen& —The Dereadant bad mitred joilswient to go by de faelt. Mr BROUGHAM addressed the Jury on the nature of the lihel which had been shortly opened tor his Learned Fitend. The D4endant listiog suffered judgment le go by default, it only remained with 16ese to swat the damages. The circoenseances which glee rise to the libel were these :—Mr. Hayes was a Catholic Cleraymau of greet respeclelsililv among she members of his ewe church, and was also held in high estimatiot by persons of appoint,* weft. —lie was a native of Welford. and was educated at Rome, where he recoiled ordination. In cosisequence of the troubles whirls affected that part of the world, he refereed to his own country, sed was sp• pointed to she spiritual charge of a conArrgation, to when, as well SS In naafi other person who had aw opporteuity of knowing him, he gave the highest tistaction. It stolid he recollected, that in cone,. gurney of the Pope's Resctipt at Genus, Monseig. near Querentosti, by his direction, woo. to Ike Irish Catholics, permitting sheen In accept the Vein in case that wilier Angle/ be respired by the Iliiiish Crown as a conditional security for the removal of their civil disabilities. This permission elicited a considerable degree of dissatisfaction scion 16e great body of the Catholics of Ireland, while side others it was considered as extremely desirable. The Plaintiff was finally chosee by she opponents of the 111•111111 fr aa their delegate, to go la Rome. and re. mon.trate with the Pope on the laspolicy of the con• cession; and in allusion to his conduct while engaged In this mission, the premut libel was published. The pohlicatiiin took place in the 31.1 number of The Litetery Journal, •44 was entitled rt An authentic account of the proceedinate of she Friar, Richard ile)es, the Irish Catholic delegate at Rome" The article commenced by adverting In the circumstances ender which Mr. niers had gone to Rome ; and then uroceeded to give what it stated to be an sc. count, from the moat authentic snares., of She man. ner In which Mr. Hayes had conducted himself. Is stated, that he bed personally leseleed the Pope, and charged him with hawing sold himself, as far as regarded Ireland, to the English Goverissuent...-- That he :was seldom seen in his secular dress, end frequented coffee.hoosee and houses of public pros tituting. That be rtsiseed the orders of the Goma. meet, and had introduced abooduned women Into the t of St. hid'''. That he locked himself up in the convent, basing improperly obtained pones. lion of she keys, and was at length eumoved only by a stratagem of the Police, who obtained admission by a secret door ; anti shot be vies at length removed by force from the Pontifical territory, under an IV. cort of carbsniers, who jea him to Tuscany. where they set him of liberey, and from whence, through he had Warned to Ireland. Anthony Meeter, M. D., stated, that the Plaintiff was a Catholic Clergyman; that he was in the habit of celebrating Memel Weataerl, to Ireland, an d was a man of excellent moral reputation. - _ On his crom.esensinalinn he said, he had not kaftan that the Pl•iatiff hid been in thiscoontry pee. vionaly to the attack made upon his character by This Abel, and that he had newer beard from the Plaintiff of any nub., action , pending. A Jsryet•n asked whether, if the libel was tree, the Plaintiff would lino his altostion; because, as the damsges wine laic! at 50001 , it woold he nem. vary for the Jury In bar able to err;atals the probable injury that might be actually susi.iiterl. Withers stated, that, in the Plaintiff'. sitsatinn, character was every thing. One of the ptincipal dillies the Pistilli* bad to perform was that of re telling confession, and it was not prGbable Ikit eoubdeoce tumid be reposed is sae who ley seder beery hopotatious. The Res. Putter otudotplty deposed, that he was at Rouse silt months darlei t►.' Platelilr's seal shelf', and tbet be serer beard a word Of seVlttioe spiral his morel (bimetal. Wheels eotraitlend rb..mirk open Plalotilf as a osier base sad mat:close libfir stroctive of the character of any Clatiyiess lad be bad beard it mach speitin of. Oo his crow-easerinatioe, witness said, be ha:l frequestly areverard with Mr. fleyee, bet outer heard of other @oleos peodiorg. A Jeryomo." Will your answer me candidly, Mr. Gandelpby, it sot simple adultery commutable in the Catholic Chore► I" Mr. Gandolphy.—" Adultery commutable ! It is impossible fur too to room at yoor meanie* " Juryman.—" Is it Dot commJted by lb...liner ,!" Mr. Uaadelplty, is groat surprise, said " Certain ly net." Juryman.—" Nor hy confettion?" Mr. G. n de1ph ) ......" Ne. Confession is a species of repentance, and certainly hes net the quality of ehenaing one Cfle• into smother." Jury roan Will you be kind enough to tell et what impeachment of moral character adultery it considered in the Catholic Church ?" Mr. Gandalpby slid, mildly, it was considered as the greatest. Mr. WILLIAMS spoke for the defence. The action had, he said, bees hrowaht, not upon legal, but classical setborlty. The foamed Filar hail follow. at that plea of a great Epic Poe, whose hero, for • fallen friend, ...viand twelve fellow.creatores - Th. Plaintii, however, was more models'', bring content to sacrifice sit bwoksellers to she manes of his departed character. The comments, after all, wet. be declared, hot of a public near.; and did the Ake raped that obey be wee going open the mitsion to Raw, he (mild appear is that •• bad eminence" without being subject to public obverse lion, end that be could swagger about in the imperial city as be might base d at his hermitage in Wes ford, 'tidiest being liable to the hie of all public men, who, generally weskits*, would kilter be no ticed in the langorige of abuse than not attired al all, ultimo daily food was the public talk, and shore fairing from it woad be like that of a man who gave op his accustomed drink of brandy for simple water. The Plaintiff bad sot been forced, he had ntstroded himself, into peblie The libel was temperate, sod bad the appeersacia of betas tree. The Defendant bad given •p all ide& of justifying, for that might fir upon him sit ea tpence which he would by no meant be able to del ay. • lie was only desires@ of escaping from • dilemma into which he bad inadvertently fallen in the coasts lof a bakes) hetet with . The teemed C,on set then spoke of tbs absatclity of thinking that pub ; li•brit were responsible for every tiling that appeared in she ;leper,. Ils begged the Jury world Dispose fait a Gtetk or Latin note were introduced into a tanik, amain/ a person with having stolen a book ' oat of a N.-bleentn's library, aid that the boukseller wits unacquainted with the language, was the book seller in he penistiful for having sold the book? The Attorney for the Plantar here started up, sod slid, he had Glared to drop proceedings, upon condition thief the sailor should be given up . ... Mt.. WILLIAMS %lid, it was s rooteeptildo Wee to silk of gilllfl o t op tilt* mother; and shot if book. sellers were liable to mist's, of ibis kind, they could not all • honk without basing an Attorney on one side, and • Barrister at the other. lip hoped tint damsel merely nominal would he (igen, as the troth o f she My* was to be tried on • futos• day. oaken Ow friar, if prated Wee, would hose his revenge. Mr. B.oun,iaw said, the Attorney for she Min tiff, who knew ell about the besiaess, sight be es. mined Si to the intention to bring other actions. Mr. WMI4III did mot emit him. The Jory monad the &ow* et 51. On Ain. day as I Tatou Smierta, E q. Carower. at she gigs of doe Mitre, Lower stree, sat lbe body era • mos abase name aa, wnktown. aad ado sons finead show tied to ,he New It vet, sear reeem. ok -taw. Sae am dewed is a shabby blue aroma. and bad so papery ab at bee 'bag wound lead to a disrovery Own.. she was e batty ..ppeared to bre been a lima nine I . the water. Ver • diet —Famed Ihmuniell. There was amstber leggiest ia the same iloll.e. he w tote body of Richard James llottoo. shine body was fogad drinv• ed to the New Riser, by sow buys obis wire &biog. Verdict—Found de...neg. A Jury was sammosied no Frid .y, I. wets the Coroner. Is the Hrideweil. T 'bill-Gelds, is esquire isle the ems.. of be d ash of Rich rd M b.te. It appeartvi is 'Marilee that the said Rickard VI kite Its t travelled boas Ediabargh ; that ales be set ass be had bet Nivea Milner ; and Aid for the blur days pre vi•os to hie a• riving in tow be had am beta able to procure soy wistruitoce. 'seeps a little water ea his arrival is Loads* I I be 'mowed I.ea for a balfpriniy to provide issesowie biro/. alma be eras seised by a rousiabte. who carried hi e to Marl bormiglastreet.nflice, whetter he •as etimisided as a editor sad vagabond, to Bridearli, for seven day.. This was no tbe ' alt. It apron be war &yellowed when be reimbed Ike pri.aa, is the emenea. that be could scarcely walk. Omit sight bit woo Irked with Me o,her Primmen, sod me she marrow (he 264) kvalid am i no,* due distawee of three feet ultimo, catching at rails to keep himself from falling. Oa the amenity; of Mat en. be was pot lobo the skit ward, sad it wren he had every anions* paid to him, bat it was toe late. and no she A.., he Amid have bee lib• rated or pawed to his parish. be expired J r eflifralt , eaoostioo, through previous east of load. Tbe Jar, returned th e Adam lag verdict flat Richard %%bile died a galena death t bat we are of opiates be was oat its a Sts ate of Wilds to base bee. commstsed to liridesteil. Wax very daagermialy ill. blormover we tbisk Isis it was 'gradated by • want of aesundimeat„ previous us kis being committed is Bridewell t and slim named of Isis Win seat to a prison be ought t.. have bees semi loan hospital. The body ass a slacks lag sill, the bowie she deceased almost peeping ibrovilt his sk to. - - - - ••-• DIMADIInf. ACCIDESTL—On SsMaley afternoon last, as Mr. George Taylor, aged 20, who resided in Alitcham.street, frl•ry•le.boene, was crossing the Felgewereeroad, a ears that was passing by at rather a qeick rate, knocked hies doan, sod the wheels passed over his body. lie was carried In • shocking r condition to • surgeon in the neighbourhood, where *eery I%IiIIMOCe was afforded him, bet which proved useless, be being qeite dead. The deceased Was to have been married she slay after that of the occident. —the same day en elderly lady who waserossing neer the road at the end of Fetter.line, Holborn, wes fell over by • waggon heavily laden no turning mend the corner rather soddenly, the wheels of which passed over he► head, and she was killed arm the spot.— Iler name Is Fish. Coroner's loquests base been held upon the bodies, and verdicts of Accidental Death recorded by earls July. (i•► At.— A young man, named Torrington, did two miles ow the liateriage.rord, on Nlonclay. in sit seconds under ten minutes for 101. Consideriog he had not been trained, this if 0.1: Cr the grratest : Wogs°, pedestrian record. MIDDLESEX Si SSIONS, The abet, fleselowe coma...cell yollortley ii Hkke's Hall. before F. Come, Egg. Chairmaa, sod a Bead of Magistrates. BRUTAL AIMAULT. 71•Neer Cooper ass iodide/ km as &Malt spelt Job.. Simponst, and Sarah his wife. Mr. DAM Irv, Cannel for the proseentlon. *rood the case by staling that she patties lived I. Bethnal. zooms, slid that the Prisoner was a constable. 111 cousti t rseere of the letter haves( used slsolerees Imo. so p:tioft leadenly to the Premeds's, silo, accompanied by :4.1 hoelsend, west to the Prtsoom'il shop, to reproach bin: for his eloadeet, whet. betook his stiff, and inakied thins desperate emends epos bet heed, and in conaegoence of the .it isms et blond, she Weise strooekst, aod was seder B Safe E•sn's hands for ten days. The Promoter in rue. 'ling to o his sift, wet alt by lb. Priowiser, who also struck him a dreadful Moe with the mar. which felled him to the earth sensSevs. (The Pro. secafor's Wail 'viewed the violet's* ist Iho Isiew.)— In support of the shot. ease, the Learood Gemmel called a member of *hostas, who dearly preyed tho @smelt. • Mr. Attonews, Counsel for the defame, celled sere'sl shames to invalidate the above evidence, bet the Jory found the Prisoner Guilty The Coyne tentruced him to psy a line of 101. for she 'pee the Protector:, sod M. for that on the Prosecotor. No other case of the least pohlic ieterSit Morro& PO I. IG K. -mai.- Bo w • yrs Err —Three boys, named Kent, were ordered to poblitly whipped throv' the perish et Acton, for plendming several girders.. Se indignant oils Moir father at their condoet, that he requested the Magistrate le olio• M. to pot the seeding' Is 'location himself. A courtrain was charged .1.11 robbing a Mr. Leeds of 121. Die Promoter stated that he an. dyed in town from Chester, on Saturday. and having gut • little fresh, be went to a brothel. where by met the Promise', whom bedroom about the teen gig the remainder of the day ; tad when be left her at night be wee se di unit. that be knew nit where he went. and found him-elf in bed et a pebloc-heswe, embus the shove ems. The MAGPTItAtt told him he thought lbo woo rlghtly served, sod discharged the Prisoner. HATons.o.twors.—Ann DEIN, a Clpriso, MIS fr. matadcd. charged .itb robbing T J •nes, a waggoner, villa had accompanied her into a pablic-hemor, near Sailler's Wells, •here he Ret intoxicated and (et asleep, of his pocket-book, containing twenty pounds iu nate,. Al Ai LSOROOCIII•STRUT Emery. who stun'', charc,ml with bigamy, on alto charged with reel: g • quantity of plant, She property of sin late employer, Dr. Luker. Tie Pristmer pledged via table.•pe sus for ten pound', pretending be was a bookseller, and press►d for a little cash. Not appearing to redeem them for several months, they were sold for IL ; shortly alter he centrism!, anal stated he bad bees to Brighton, where he bad failed, when the p•we— bruker paid him the balance of the sum. Some limo ,fter be wrote to the pawnbroker, staring that he heal st o len the spoons from Dr. Luker, oho, if they were nnt returned, would bang him, and intimating that the pawnbroker would also get into ironbb.— The pawnbroker very properly commonirated the kit., to an Officer, who apprehended the Prisoner. Remanded. quEzer•anutes.—Yesterday • shoemaker of St: Alban's-place w.is charged with ill treatment le hie apprentice. Two reitnesoes prenatal's, oath that be kJ not rms the boy sulkiest food; that he eas4el him to be op at work as early se I is. tits morning ; that he was in the precties of beating bits very much daily, and without puce; end, no the •hole, that hi. cnuduet was tyrannical and 'skean. ill a master. The boy had absconded eight time, awl had been twice in Bridewell since be had been appient•evd„ io eonseqesince of the illoreetment he received. Ile was an orphan, end hed been bound by the part.h. A Lady who reared him *et of charity was the only person to whom be Qed for re lege, end she now appeared in Court in Ms behalf. Mr. Fix/n:fa said the boy most be turned over to .ome other master at his former usastn'sespeoce,Gla the Lady 'Hader! is took him ender her protection until that object should be attained. Nary Jones, alias Bernet. was charged with steel ing a ink of sheets and a counterpane, the properly of E. Green, ati °Meer belonging to this Ogee.— Saturday night the Prisoner took famished ledglege l ie Green's house. She said she was the wife of a soldier its the First Regiment of Girard& Moodey morning she was see. going est with a handle, and sespleino being raised, the room was searched and the property was missed. Sbe was met is the Broadway by Greee's wife, who took ber ions custody.—Re. A SINGULAR OCCUR SS Ba PROVING 1101 V WASILY A 11111UWAYMAN MAY IS PRIGUTINID —Lotiy Sian loy. !wellies; from York on Monday seanight, acw companied by her maid maw, was stepped by a highwayman, when the maid in her alarm took op • bottle of giugor biter, and the rink 11)ssin net mare such a report, it se slimed the Itighata)ntse, *tat he instantly galloped air Rift rifs. Lairtv. at fir...lk, Mn. Grow Sarin, Oa sou. Os tite 4.1 i.e.'. at %insliwki, she site et Lieut. /boss Royal Mariner, of a dissatSer. dl. . a On the SO elk. , J. Mollowtte, pie et Intl mall, *sm. Ilk , 4 the iettoce pl.te.. • • • . ' 141 the tith ult.ge . Calm garde*. Mr. Chetberls. al Bedford rireet,lhe 111 Shekel street. - —-- ---- fin the 261 b ell. Jer t tb r, she Re?. Dr. Twyeresso, 4 hls'e•esul. lln the tith alt. le Idellia year, D. Dynes. r. A . of Barba* 14413 4.4 lend-hall. Near li On she Ish lief .streei. B e rnn.neewent. Liesterastb C. 10 , 1e1 PA r.et, lee the Ilea. Lam 11664 Compotn)'sset. •iee. aged 86. _ COAL-MAX K ET. JOLT' 6. .0:', 1 .... ‘l..ilkel. 10.0 9.14 1. Mite. 56t Nrwr..sle .. 46 I \mh►rlut .. 10 N; 110 S l'r and uJ Prl.li.brd by S. Part c, nt tbe 3LATL` .I iN t'ritcr, Nu. 4. tabu ry•toult. .~.~ i