The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-12-04 00:00:00

p r . left ri . ~_' jl ~ . ' THE; ` :4„'T • r • LAW INTE LUIS;FRIJOL • .4trt, bileTOßS•'ooiiiiti r iii:Die.l. .. . . -.-. . . , , . . . • '4 l O Licit -..e.-- ; *wort v., intmerw. l . .1 • , . ' - ilanwassa.i-_ . ' .. COURT op KllNt;' , 4 dkifttr, Ditc.2. This waeoreoit for a dists4, instiisted hy , Won.,, ' How-trio,4 4:- . iety tang I • rrAwintlignsealt•le. PitILLIIMs. .. '', • ' Dyntt, req. a Lieutettint.Genesal in the aortic, of place traltetiirtfitty berate Mr. Br 'This was an action In. ?velvety 01_ 4e. gg..bAjor th e his Majesty,egainst Eleanor, his wife, on the retina .pied iseirir tire - whole of the amount of eapence incurrel I n At e ' m ot e ° r o t e s h op of adultery; . . . . wilful murder:of feet of the 41 window of the 'Plaintiff. who liven iii Chailng. It Appeared that t h e m ot" w.re married e - h : Majesty's , 10 . zoisecutter, called . pi e • ... . cross. The Defendant, it.appears, wag . 1 hackney llth of January 4408; by the BiSlinp of Clonfert, l'il'ee• coachman, and Plating left .his . couch with blind •in Dahlia, ohoretlitreeral Dyott wet titan stattina4 William Bropk . am and Jobs i t were placed Pay one horse, rithrint an, person to take. care of *it, the oiimiiitary :duly, Mrs: 'Wert being. then 4 Mhi 1 'at the bar - on_ tOtPiriott animal; by so me momentary eccentricity, was tempt. ThomPson.• They tired to g ethe r f rom. s h ut l i ase l a 'tranahetien, an d were again toninikted f or fer Thor • Wills was, - - Atd, tr... *lr. ettern r . r of being coriCernad in ttse- Prisoner . . ed to apornoch to Plaintiff's window. The pole,ol Doblitt.:-at Litchfield, at Clifton, Bristol;and ; i ez*'"inetinn• ' . ' ' near. . 1 General,or Torfola. In'll'firte ysetteiwerti l the the coach coming in . contact with the (Came, • nine . other places, and had three children. ln March, The Magistrate had Emost distressing task. toper- Prisoner called at my house, and °feted .1001, i s panes of µlass were brisket,, asid:the frame ilmilliais' MIL lkyrs.,Byott being in an ill state of heiiilli es- form . In cOmmittins a men for, stealing books at a part I. . ',_ payment of the' hiiia, wl.olil retaseil lb orCe• t 1 3 , cousiderably dams ails ~. .. . ... . . ~ pres‘d a wish to go to Clifton, foi her des:4'4o4 ' , ode, ho he had known „In great prosperity, as e on any such terms; he, hew Prel'lrd ME tti re. Verdict for the Plaietiff—Darnages, 91. de. bd. • to . which her hushesd assented, but was Previa-led first rate tradesman, well known in the higher orders , !ceive it untoroditionelly, histmeettocert paia t e o t o r . . Celts, 405.. . , ' - - pecompanying leer himself by his . artillery .itatity, end 'who had worked for several brooches of'She the bills. - :. -. .. - hsentrrr v. Amass, - him at Li,caneld , , w he re ,h o . hig i... Ahe Royal FarnilY. Hi i s sat - reduced to -eery great ••Arthur Clarence,. of Nilo . 111, Windmill -street, : 'Tigt.sestru-o action- spinet- Am Sist4iff tO recover !command of ' the inland .district,' ije,..- ,howdy e e distress. •.• -.-. • . ,: •- •- .. . . , Lombethp.rnad, and No. le, dil.liplii-house Akt ' ' -9 ( Vial, damaieii,fsw no "some.. .s '.•• • "! , frequently timed her there ; wed.. in Je -I i , ' • . • , 'AS' 4 .°:s.e"• RotieF.ltY.Of THE CRIPPINCI-NoRTMg BANK : . Nary Agent, on oath says's , About 14 'lays prior to M4ll,atint-monsc.-01 , Saturday , Richard itoadeg i the 22d day of July last, I snit with the Prisoner, . Tile-Arrows E-iir ritrotat. stated the circumstances lowing, hiving bee n:roeil tido • his - coisaknos of the!s• i.e. 'I tar IDS landaus , be . o bserved, w a s ... an and finding her ireekbiliely to r e o deN t m o oh•h s ui t e s .. sass b roil before the Lone Mayon, and under- Anthony Macketirot, whom t had btfure known in officer of the Sheriff of thaiicrionty of Middlesez;''sud residence at Clifton aeoessery, be took a lioater. rod -went a second essinieation, charged on suspicion of 7 the West Indies. We fell into conversation re -. in that. capacity& writ.aras pet •into his bands to resided there with. her: fe.•D ear mib er ...oow es ,; el ,. _ being concerned in the robbery, committed some; hag the business of a. Nary Agent, in which 1 wile, execute: bring a celebrated mas i c .m as t ae ,. name d 'upon the occasion or Ms finding cook ,with the ;On. thee since upon the . Bent -in question, when -Batik. i than engaged ; inconsequence of which, ow the 22d Lanza', • witidllig he. Foley-place, for a, deitt . : o t, duct ; of Mary Shellard, Mrs. Dyytt% . wiaal Attire...se note! e n .rhati & m aan t .of 40001. were stolen from ..a I or, July last past, he brought to my house in the St Tdo. He proceeded to the house of Mr. La t aaa, respecting some housekeeping acroitots4 he , f *r.th portmanteau in the .possessiee of one of the part ' a Isere Adetphl, two bills of. eichasge, One for telen buds. t o , c ," ino .,,h oo d tip , h ; 10. hi,. .1,,,,,,,,' oo k oow . tiro time, observed p consigerabtp 'lteration ii.hts on his way„to Chipping Norton. 1 dred pounds, purport it% to he drawn by G. C. Forbes, ledged time*, but ropreaenteri •in etroitg terms. the wife's behaviour and sentimentaltiwards Mid, li mi, t ,e , The Prisoner, it appeareg; had speculated largely i of Nevis, in the West Indies, on Vineelf, thtrPri.. • incenvenkeeerhav which he weurokewanhject, if Imp s -. fr,rtro that Cite inersraisid ; and.ab o ot.thiloth o t,F s i in the late lottery, trielegparchaiediMaret of tickets , setter, and payable to John Dougsn,. g ot! , . 04 , order, Imperil. at that renereet, being employed in giying . hrttary: -folliiwing, doling . a tempora r y. ob se o ro ot f rom &Wee e v e Lettery-ilkte* keeper in the city. 1.1.00 days sight •; they Were arcePted•by A. Meeker:. lessons to - Many ladies of consequence. lie,prepoped, Litchfield. he: received a. litter fromher demanding a For the.greater part of -their,' be tenriered is pay.; rot, payable at the Bank of England. I asked hire however, Brew to execute p bail-bond hirnself, and separation. Ile vireo .afterwards repaired to tlifteit, 1 meat Are.otai ten pound notes of the Bank in num- , bow he came possessed . of those bills, he being the , to call the semi afternoon : wilt two friends' at.*, and entleavoirod to di a r: ...ttwa..ll, tier freer this step, bit, i Subsequent to their +rasing, however, su , acceptor; to which he replied, diet he feraderly reg. • Sheriff. Ofsce, sad- 4rof in bail. trader. shill , 00.2 on her persisting in ;e, getuined to ids house it i e'en was excited , and on ilia,Prispoer going to the i dered some essential service to Capt.•llallidiy, who. liaise rise officer waa.iadeeed to label& word, .asd. riticiefield Withhis thildieO. - In 'April, 'Mts. Dyett 1 hoeseaf Blesard, Borne, and Go. of COrabtli,' 'to 1 Waist Liverpool, and he had is return agreedtoi.g4, set him at liberty. In.tlie zoom@ of .the • aiming t j O. ',removed to Brirlingion:striet, where.she .w*Fattentil metre theensoant of a prise which•had arisen upon ' him mere thousands, of which theft bills Was a part: did roll-; but on arriving at Abe . affrie,•ilistead of; ed by Mr. Whitney, a medical goodeonoic . m a il .: one of Ms tickets, he was stopped . twadbetMr,. the ; I asked bits how- he. was •to mast • tboaw bills when: tsringieg two kends.** give hail's he pleaded hiOpri,...! August, when.his visits were Mulmteded. by giteseopf , Marshalman, was immediatel Mot for,,and,.apon : due ? . He replied' that ,the drawer. would ship vilege-as,shoeiter to the chapel of- the .Portuithfes. Mr. Cbarles Duette, a surgeon oat apoiheciirpla. I seirthim. the Prisoner, allst of thirtieths, found in i . home sugars to c hat amount ; lie referred me Os to dew ' Amhassailor, • and (Med the of -to. touch 'hint,-,5.. troduced. to her, . t ,,, was sapposks b y her:unid aey...l his Pystiioon: - validity of the bills to Manning toil Audeetea, and' On etiqufry at the Office of the Secretary 44 State, it rant s Mary Shellard. Mr. Dutihe's attentions Jo • f in consequence in itAllch; !Attars. Elton, Martin, I to Smith, 'Payne, and Smith , Whn, is fi r it Mr. was rlisenvered that the'rderrie.ef . Me: Lonei w ee . fn- wards Mrs. Dyott weresoon tilvsetierito.hionitiniptlts: . ; Phial , * t og!ttOs...iltd. lOW , LO:tfttry-Office keepers;lDeogan was conrerned, answereA wi t t ac tiaft, piih , cinded 44 the dim of prlvilgged ..personebeleoging• te ., - p ointed ; be frequentl y dined and i peAt whdr e- da ys attended prefer the !tarring, by the Prisoaer, of speeding the bills ;• . hosts the .-bilis were: itesweill: the PortegbesO.. Chapel ri chorister: . The Learned with bar, •and was sees .stwomitloStnit her in. a ' , • the notes in - qv:Midis°, for shares in the inttery -! " John Douro." The.Prienner left the saki' billp, Attorney •coreaseitind with his useal energy, -on the , walk-11,-4'nd .in. her cerriatte. 00. 'Sundtdx Bs* 4341 'One dark oily,. itOonst of these Gentlemen; could . with me, and I took theldliktatfortant oo tt, 044, abvse ot i c h io ai i i,tow o ol io . ro „ os ni t . bk. u moo ;of Setnember, they quitted Bath •fir LontrOO,ln : speelk a:ilia Mt identity, and :to his having written iiiered them on the Suttday,isettingtpllowlegg e lp.Bis e ' were,, merely became they- want to she Portuguese.. MM Oyett's carriage, attended by her said tOreent - u „P aa ,...._._ i „. ~,I.* : na b s*. *hen . . be Pal* its the .aagn° of Ifaish; af I'attsalalltiti a gP i ialentsaeller gent': Chapel to afar their adriiatinos try , tG to swindle Nod footman. 'Ord''theYeed, ttery slept thatiligktile • i'l°""'er PrYt' roaroas• -' • • 1 for - the „purpose of getting •theisi diletteutild: Abtiet the honest teadeessaaa of this-smut:tr b y ebid:.. a.. , Mariberaugh, and tbe tellowlog one at RistlB6l,4ll' Twa . other,witnesses 'Mended ott'Setarday, who !10or 11 dayeeCerwardsi•reeeierril s itisillitioce,byk I - of tbeia. debts. .- :•.; .. •••15 both of which , ,piases . adoitcry was chord (who a hest ragerredwimitar notes, one of whom,: a lady, ' bits, for 8001. 'from Mr, Bibb; desters'b Mew yok, - Me...tags., fat tinii.,laffawkii,e, s at al itlaa.it a ti o l paired, hut of this. there was no preof. 04 their: was Berl ennfide6t -of having taken it from - the , Godwin end Co. on •Alaatermais old Cp. at . point 4 ... 10* , I.l 4 l ,.*Ai n i to; . was eiwespt..frem arrest, ~ arrival in town, they proceeded to en botelc i ei l • PrisnisEr; ' whom she thought', however, hid' since monih, _which:bill:wet pa id when doh; esid .1 they* under Wilt was termed tin' A asiumadars' Act. . Ile . 814 "e - itteots. Cheltleat frOm haence they risllliir • alte re d hill liait . . ! wards, received Iran ))/r.'lleitli priest ' o th.# ~ , then put in the list frog, the .o.lfice of the Secretary the same evening to apartments pro the &Mee of i• • A gentleman from theetripping : Norton Batik also winces by hills, to (he &omit of ifterelif 'ls:jot. all atleaffed t who proved the low of the notes. ; which bilis•hatt been drily peitti.: l : .....' I.'-.•••• v . • , of-State, iWirbiCts Mr. : taiiisa : was inchodeil as on. Mn. May, at No. 49, Slolne-ritreet, 'where' they . of the choristers -of the,Portagnese'Astabassadur It Cohrinued some days, passing. by their own Dames, ' The•Privoner denied ever having •eircelated• on e eta . John Dongrn; se •TeigesnoositOreelnAet i ft r w being necessary 14 prove that, Mr. Lanza actually and pretending- to I* brother and irtsterAti.lasi....- •• the notea, eicepting that for 101. Which . 110 find Devon, Esq.. On with asps r- 7 1. 4 ree et ot o or t oo d. t hi executed the duties of the situ 'limp. which he pro. , During their stay the wadi* and Candleitlek used hr changed et the house of Titizsifd,' Beene, and Veit Priaoner• to make me the palter tea the isrebilie pro fessed id hat , •he 'brae himself called, ..bisi * not an. ' r .' light hire - to bed WerelitagiteillY fauna but he could not account how ; hi t even name into tit s ' diseedi 4 hire not been at .. Norte foe: the, lait ten swering; and this proof being'deficent l ,l l verdict 'was' the neat mo ,' ning its Mre..ll)yotiri rOo t o/ r i; t a ' Hat possession , though he said it must Noe been its the i rats, and when there stfi , pped only p -few hours found for the•Plainlift---rOatnages 4ds. Costs 40a. ,hi els 'weir .at titnetr•dolaitar •'-hintsig.preVloislY ': wa y °I business'. ', ' .•• 'i I 'Mow George Clark Forbin, Ms Majesty's At.. . Leo I , 44;iiiiiiiitiou esiorvea, . tho 1„ obe „ shoat , oot i ck o t t - dio -d 000i 4 4 14 ; .. t 1 0 ,14 t : :1 , 1? diesi N t . ; The Bildt Of Englind nein' feint . fit. li b possets;i4Oritey Gravest - at Tortola:: Siaoyer t in t a serfl ose . "et :411,:lkimilit l . :.hzdeiiniAed by Mr. Lanza, is th e g own. him Dyottrobittlied'aitrit*oppertivice Of itiv6 doe' ; #l4k4viso.benitim; setillisrdired to be Oltored , , Wilma irtete s hke- risfeletirstrllso *WO**. t 4 t ar . trial of hi.: t*ikie th ' e Viel e tify 'A O pi, ow e to re .' int been slept in by tatoirersatil,erwl Mr. likinnat's, of to lain; and a dots of this Maidstone book only att. fraiefittly , seem him. seiss iw as s d.,i ° • _,..., .leileakille , ra i ned ' ' '• • litnit•re t o' the_seid hills t o bo, of hi hwito•Wettlat a toyer:the Whole of his debt.' ' i no one hating file bit itt.glgewpt4ltispiliinv befog or. "-- •• . . • ./. • mtsionally rumpled,' and other . larnitnitliartt: were Mt Witt Oen remanded for 'nether esaielnation: •'I trail Ho transactions wilts the Pr i son er respecting .„.;,. , . . i llarollw nee OTHICIP W. %Walt AND ,111.41 r.. :• ' niiiiiod; from all Which the persons ie the house ' I , ex. , ~....„,. ,EXTEIIIitYR FORGERY. ... the gilts in question, and'atetei ag to• make him Tist(Plaraitiffs are • assiettmerof a ft% tikrapt • nfmed i &mined as witnesses, had no dersibt Of-alfettery bivlik ITATllpt...bseiretr...-oit Saturday very . cOrititter. ' iffy •consignreonta in respect thereof. ti . 1803, the Thomas, antler a rmetatimioa which issued on the passed . In October fellotriag; il ai ejr• r 4i o . l o. t i i , i eMe letle rc pt Is', excited at this office, wittelaftwas Pritemer was employed by me for a Short perind as 26th of Jane, 11113. Before surrender the bank. reedy furnished hops., No. ti Asylarn-buildtbaCi ' cc4ededby mii/iiintile people at an "early hoer, .111 iteanslating Clerk, and . accoMpanied me tw4ef Mode. rcpt ran.away, and took a pablic,hoose front Mr. K estainster-road; he r eithei o a ntity.. o ptst at tof , ttnsettueidoe of the evintination of Mr. - .Asitithekt Samuel I•lick, of No.- 24, College-mtert,..Wost.. Whilh:O', a hrowfr;•ll4 who'e stock of which wit 'Donn., MM . DYO l '. Mir/ Stlltard.ithtt aseitVetr.:. iliAckeirtift:, * or Cewer-street, Bedforll-iquire, ..ete Wester 4 . - clerk to Doug'''. deposed, Wet he lindireen porch.tsed with the me* pot. Mr. Whiflin. . TIM mint, and Robert Beet,-the,frrotrnab., : Wh e re ; w ov e: -itiiPiaitin Alie.sint issued forged' bills' of eiehange to in Mr.,Donpn's employ from June 11307 , Jill.Sorp esdgnees in the . the time dilcovered the' retreat or but three beds in the heiektee of which, sterit.-•clei;4k4llo4°Y)iit..between 5 end 60001. Mr. Marken. ;tithe in the year 1811, and again Went'Cie hii.ser. the biAnloopt, and ittik.poaaTist.ns of the inMl4.•Ac. copied by the two.seremts, : anti the 440 ,..iris te - . ,-.go, viap .. apitrAl t ended at George's Coffee-house,' in flcein 16'year 181. A , and continued in it 'ever strict: in the - roblic-housst, on November O. Ott the tint Dunne end Mrs. p ro o f: 4,4:k l a t e .. a f oe &if . , ke iw the Str i and,,,l4'Hett and Linibrick; and a inerrant'. He blow& hie hand.writing, end bed frequently sees DJ , me.ntbor tisey vier. turned Out Of Pareralon by the the evidence eta chareftenea r . ! . 'it4e•lrariiiiidtaletriilly arit greeted" AO se a rch his house from w hence wend' him write . The indersement, " John DOngsn," officers of the Sheriff in conseguere of pieces. under employed theip.ibef Orin- celeing to the kiihme of g brought to: thknAce a quantity of lefeen arid paper. 'on the. two • bills a now produced, dated the 21st el i was:AM of Olden'', -aseetated by the bankrupt to morning, Mr. Dueni would aesteir :,hei 'Met -of the many of them supposed to relate to Bonaparte. • The i April, are not of Mr. Dougan's hand-writing.— Mr. Whieln .flit 1541. The assignee, brottaht this Window of Nip. Dynitts roont, wi t irtten:t mtl e a l t r wa .' bills el . , eiiFinge produced at this examitiation, :tn. : linows.Geo. Clarke Earl's'', Esq. Attonney.General action of trove'. !against the. 'Sheriffs, to ree....r the stairs in his dressing gwen - , in let bee in. Giitilitiltri AR strong itiapicion• of being forged we'll,' 'for' thill Of Tortola , and knows ' his hand - writing , Ind does • , . foods sold to satisfy the claim of Mr. Whiflin. ' basing received intelligencd of. his wife ' . iltipernt r e,.(eberal "slims Of 7001. 8001. 1.1001.. and 140dit" Mere - , het believe the signitures to the said bills eye of his i _ The Plaintiffs' - 'confirmed - ' 'lli' 'mane-. I.' - - Which . 'hid:been negotiate d , are espected to rt e fditt:: t hind writing _' ' Khb 'of n 1 i between - _ its o raniact ons tits ~ i _ _ Co'Bi*`foltt CAI • eaa• haring been p roe m, The At TOegee•d_fweita 4sig•ed in print 4 law,, thu tbstagli the "taiga.", had.• prat , actual pas.. leaslo4l4 ,yet %%Au bad the right of p 056419,164 or the- - which, nnly r short deo borers, Inid keen' from kith ) ant by I : _ . wee r foo n Ittreeff datid - from .iiioane.At; anif.tioninining inepsisi triet for the sktlenniiiii of istvesteiltylspott herself on relinquishing her atier.of dower. in MI estateiln', "Milian to her yettly inkstneolisdir her ntarigigiiser..; earning. I r. 'Urgent, Triwer.street, uplfastera, fwd furn ished this Prisoner's house In Gower:streee *SAW amount - of 12.091. he having lodged iiitll Mr. foi notify 12 mont hs prier to the' beginning Of " _ Pawsler and Mr. Deegan for some year 4 cast. Oa the 21tit of April •lastj.Mr. Deegan was at Her, mode. The indoraeateot " Jolt!' Dougge on the two other. bills, new• pcOuccd, dated Tortola, 5. foe MOl. ' , -.llanda, • . , . - ,-. - - ----- - - - a i ______• -- - ,S; teadie : 1 t. The follow - ins deposition - I' irate p ur ch n o e d w ith hi s money, ow sft propeit, in 'which . sletnent,c:ame to Lyndon, and ionentYesed•the contuse - ~ , P . - ras - could nofbe held.to !rein the - bankrupt, .who had . re. lion With' Mr. Mime. Two trentlemen Of the mai ofj 4 , a r` e ".•777 . Thomas Briggs, Esq.'solicitor, or No. St, Essex. piesented, Marselt, it the time the money was 'ad. ' Thompson, uncles of M Ff. Dyott, leitir aititioee to I reclaim ,street, Strand, on oath, says— Ott the 26th Septem. *Nice& as a solesint 'man. If A . ii"orrowed one break off the connection,' and, irfotaible, bet last I redeived by post from Meters. Godwin thoisso':nd reads of A to . perchlie=a end in the her, repaired, by the reromMendation of her husband; Co : 1 „. . . . • way i, the kerehouse of A doe we , t a k en t o he r residence - in Asyluns.boitdings, and -persuadeli and Co. of Portaraouth, the two bale of exchange - by theisseigitees of A under . it Vidis iielnesission ' 'or her to accompanyThent to the house of Major IS ref W t now prodeced, purp or ting t o be drawn by George n;• ‘hirh 'll It noW norhinasjall'enimitltsitt that A had in Smith:square, Westminster, a friend Of General., C. Forbea,• upon and accepted by A. Mackenrot t r Esq r nly acquired a qUelified preptitY, whielftreold give Dyoted, until they coed provide for : her a proper . London, payable at H 0 days after sight, to the majew & wows; however _ ; order of John Dougan, E.N. of the Batik of Ens . : to tine to his assignees ID Opposition . ..o.oB'as* of residence.' She quitted That , ma i i land, one for 8001. and the other for 7001. dated 21st B. In the present case able, the' 'irsilgvnatot con. in about It 'fortnight; end 'proceeded to tained no clause Owing the .easignees d tight JO iny. •Primiti, 'where Mr. Duane was th s tinrcotifined i •at the April, at Nevis, with i n st ruc ti ons f rom G o d Wi n a n d I property *mated by the bank:hist labsequeot to the' suit of Genera Dyott, for! the criminal conversation , C° . to proceed against all parties t o the bills,' first making application to them by' letter for payment.— commisildn, and prior to the (riot of the ceiti...; bear' stated, having . been arrested and held to bail 1 ni o aftos ..i I accordingly, •on the same day, wrote letters to ' Scat.. .. .1 ender an order front Lord Bitenharough, i • Lord Er.s.Exacsnouou overruled both these ob. wards removed to the-Fleet by Habeas' Cove"; Sbe ' Claience, to John Dosilpitt, at Nevis, and Anth on y jections, being of opi n i o n that the bankrupt had then inok lodgings in -BrWit-line; ter the !pollster bfackeitrot,.thi P r i soner , at N u . 47, C ower - street, . such a 'property as 'souk] give a title to his a ssig n ees,' 1 conveniltrceof her 'visite to Mr. Dunne WM, Fleet Bedford-square, requesting immediate payme n t, or , who had first obtained possession of the goods.— Prison, which she continued- coosta n thy finis' that that actions would b e commence d. Th e P r i soner: The assignment was in the usual form, which had, time. Upon the action brought *.by GeWeeirkwit *ldled on anti* same Jay its consequence of 6111E4- been always held to apply to property a c qu i re d by : a g ain s t M r . D unn e, h e • o bt a ined-averdict f0r26001. tee?, and impels's - I time for payment: ; be requested the bankrupt subsequent to the comnilesion,' and, debates, which Mre..Dyott effete / ma, propu.iod to , tae to 9111 Y. to Smith, Payne, and Smith; who, - ,he • prior Ito the grant o}' the Certificate. 'rpay by annuity of 2001. out of her sepailita 'twee*: stated, were bankers to John Daugan; and said they would pry , the bills, and said he Would. cell on The Ai-rows ar-G reaeai.then addressed the Jory as to the amount of damages, contending • that they ! Learned Judie ( S ir '''Pic r i'll .. ' . o recap itulated the. Smith. the„ same day, and they; refused to' ply the ought Ouly to give these na for which the pods . would I evidence a l . - W s. • ), -made several pertinent remerkinn the bill,. . 'Fla n Prisoner celled on' me the next day to have ofd had they been pot up tO inetion hy 'hie ---J nature o the rani and as to the marked rant assignees, and not theie real and Intrinsic valise . --i -.--.- - Y - . kilos! the result, and I then if . Idre. Dyott,.wis clearly .of opinion tbst, all the fi rm wit h hi Po asked-hint his romper- i : Verdilt for the Plaintiffs, 1001. . . r.- ugen, . and his reliant% for.supposing , • iMessigg facts were egt.alAshirris and tlisiritrol ,pro- that Mr. Donau would . take', thibills, -when be, ' - -•. - erEvesis b. Coastwise AND Ontais. . • nouticed that General Diett"..Was fully enttiled to , . Ike remedy he prayed ) and accordingly &tile! Oa the Prisoner, Was the acceptor. thz whitli :the Prig Boner replied,' he 'had' .I.reen ' . 11' cleik to * Mr. nth' s,' an action brought by the 'Plaintif f & • ' gentleman resitOng at N. 49Alaker.street against ." 11. '' - ••• .- ‘ii o ---.; - .. 1 : 1 "11 1 ^1 . and . much in his ':pOn fi donce, . that ,he I. the ilituttlred of Ouulatone, to recover a cam ' Rasa. • ' - ::' • —• .' .: : d -i.' - . had been abroad with leas, and, while • abroad Lion liiiiiiinages for thy bajoiryAnne td his bites' by A Fresco P a iper states as a fact, the fallow* trait commercial •transactiona had taken plasm be: the mob - assembled on the ytwormareb last, on the of animal sagecity s — 44 In the eight of the *ld of tween them, and that Mr: ,Doorrit was to mike subjtkeig-tbe Corn Bill, then pending in Perlis.. November there was agreat f fell a4.ssfuy at Commer- Consignments to him for the purpose . of proiid. ment. The dotage done -by tiro mob' was proved, cY. ( 4 1 ,1 354J0i. 11 9.4114 time thlei.riptez,PoiLef sech ing for payments of these bills, which he kadnot and Oe Jury found a Terdiset for do Plaiutit.--i-Da. violence, that the ground.was c ov e re d to a depth. of 'done+ the Prisoner ilso stated, thattiewas possessed cage Ail.-14s. 2d. Coats 405., .., II et' 10 inches. When the • Russian drognonialminand of a• schooner , or 'sloop of war, for which be had • • ' • • there: mrSms 4 l4anil Ossir homes la Neter hi the 4011. given 80001. and which was .part : of hilt transactions t received of Mr. Clarence .1 "um p• clu l Yizai "n alltuu• "-. big, thastkileiMile eiwp4erd and delighted et a sight with Mr..Dc;ngan. On the day I wrote to the Pri. This wee t i ftinilliir action, brought by Mr. !Wont., .'Nviskii destbelmieemeindod: them et VW r CONat . 74. 1. 4 6 9.. ,!T e nel, - as before elated, _ o f ;go. - Li, lelter.obeet,'Stgeihst the tams Dolonlt. gni • wimp*, 'neigb -mad roll threseetles . , .. . the totter no, ~praduced, .parkell 4, signed t , A.. hilt. The tat clad thekilameige.dbitelly the . mcdrevern Owe. .. A suss lier agewlird keva tals..hseda . ar. I Mark's ttor." - Tim bills net befog pa id , I 'after. I I proved, mid tbe Jury found-a verdict fortketlitidr.." riettilectersi.44 badgrentsilfliCaltA 4lt • catching tint . ii! . , wards hroagh! actions against the- panes, e t th e suit I . tiff.- X larlemeget-44,,,5. 44 -.Costs 40s. iga,itre e ',., , , i„ ; •.-. :: *.;,. ~.. .. .. ~ .. , .. • . , . .. -..,. of 'Godwin artd 'Co. ; 'End 'On "Theirsd n y l as t .the i - .• •-• • • . ....... Sept. 1815, one .oel end' the other for tdbol. tre not of Mr. Diageo's hand writing. Turf.lier evideiiiii being expected; the Prisoner, who did not; apkee einbarressed• or effected by tin novelty of Mx eitisation i was_re,manded‘ • - . _'A Sheriff's•Officerof r#irmisoril hoeing a writ to serve upon a than in the ntsighbourboodof Knowsley, who was understood to be a very darieland resolute fellow; and likely to make Consgerible sesista:;re, ! went thither, atoompanied;•l; ..yourspinln of the name of Shuftiezoorfk. Theptook a grin sit h Oem, merely, es .we hsve been informed, to ainuie 111 , 01• serves shooting birds in the 'way, and they did not rsecure the °Weer of their shreli withett a severs struggle, irt . whi.th all the tittles gave nod received ; many heavy •bloWs. Hiving at fellgth obtained pet. seSsion of the.personof their prisoner, the Sheriff . / O r fficer .. oncl„bio.compaiiipit threatened him, that if Le sliduld attempt.to escape they *veld certainly shoot . film; antra (hi same ttfne Shutliessorth, as a roil ' Artnation of the — reitlity df their Ileteettnn, pot the ' ramrod into shot - ton, do show die also that the piece- was charghd. The Prises.% nevertheless, took to his heel; immediately, and Situffieworth, io his hnste to pitt bis threat in eitegilioe, inefautly revelled his gun; withoittr . rectivd • ramrod, 'nu fired ; the charge of the gun, t o they with the ran' rod, *lli:ores' thollif.dy of the aphids:late Prisoner, tato turned round, and attempted again to WV • his asimilants, but fell, and in a short time expir d. serd'ict of the Coronet's inquest was PO; I Murder, miff). jn London, Mr. Alta Ratlye, Comedian and an ingenious charne.turist, late of Manchester, aged Si. His Epitaph 12.4 truly say t— . The went ant traseper Was keen to learn and gu'ek in know i And aeon hr fek the social flame, But stern misfortosee• laid him low, And crashed bk.fame. • Oa the Id hot. in Sloane street, aged 37, Lacy, wires' . Joh , Lewis A allet, gsg. 9 "ndny irrwl“^C, ia Unatagoe-place, Rurell-ognere, Sir 0. • Rule, Kitight, Igte retdor flursayor of his Majesty's navy. LONDON: Prisiod. aid Pnbibbed by D. Loy L. at 'h i SrAl' . ' Aa oirEJLU, No. 4; Sul isba r) -croft; Farr-►'iert. . • . . t . . , . ... 4 . A 1,4 ..;,,...., . ~..g ...iw,.......,...,,, A Prisoner celled on me; and regaested pee to po,lpone ' the ttial.of the cease,. and stated, that `t alkild.set my money from Smith, Payne, end Smith, for 11,,, t j i l l :7 m j tiga w hi fi r t i oe lo c o e k .. , Mr. Dougatt was *period to arrive every diy, j e dor, ressert h, g t h e told him I bed heed that Mr. Aougnit had meri te d . "The PrisonerAlM me that his (Dougsn's)couot r y re. , siderice was it'elgri mouth, and theta lettere 'Wien. d S tou c h e e r i s ar er: oz pi lwr oy sroe ed mep in taticem hi de s there would reach hint, and the Prisoner premised le . pay one or the tti . iJs on Wellwettley. I asked the I PP! leg, eorkierned in the Prisoner who George C. Fitehlte, the dra oet°'of the loim k ted for f o rm er lills, was, and he in f ormed Me, feet he tiasAttnrney- i - - _ • -111.114 •tw' . .~r•i • ... W. TM rig ills DO - • i'i w. • .;:-; • #. Sari /~::~► i ~' *i *l4 s fUI~ Ai A la ' Pik c . • ` pl iina oil 7tb -4,, ~~ ~wn~ u~ ~ -I 44,' IC 4111 • 1111 1,161 N CAM 1 !. : 3. s. 46 : , 411 . ••• as *hila missy Dr Ss Ciao esti IIL ak.. - ...m.. We Re find art */ lii 11 Rt. huh Ruin C. ilornree, with Ve et/icier, tee, thi isent ,t by .IPeliag al blo Pekes loolli Sea 4 :fget .. /4elt to • mippleria 111 4 , ? i .Y. 141 4, e t t `ft r s• tly. v neso, - WWl, ' • V. 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