The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-12-05 00:00:00

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SOK+ people ; he now defied the - Learned Gentleman ging's Bench ; in cows, (prom of n such a writ of I . liarrox onmac—Mr. John Thompson, dealer . . _ to produce art instance of his miscounting the monies Habeas Corpus i.see I t f that Conet;eoniee‘d. in coals - 11 tall. ftIIAINISki riot selling orals in sacks t out o. . 1 . 3 / 4 of his eloPloyers, among whom wss the Duke of ing the Sheriff ' and Gaoler of gm countr„of •Wapt. short of mew*. It wee stated. by Newman, (bat Besadort and . another nobleman. to prove the vaestb, to bring up' the body of Clancy, witft„the he observed, kin the tStii; of last month, a waggon. faillehood of the testimony of Wheeler, he could ad• causeff hisiientiner, into the Covet of King'S Beech belonging to. the:Defendant unloading coals at a coal. -deoeseveral witnesses, and emong them hinuelf, who too Friday . ... !'..!-.• • .. • • shed, on Saffron-hill; that suspecting' sortie of the would prone that he (Brace) had never made any • •Thie , diry, Cisety, the' Appellee, `was brought .sacks to be short of holding the proper measure, rock eftlaration as that he bad. warranted that the 'ep . to Court; prresuant to the c'olimend of the writ ..witness caused the said sacks to be measured, six of potatoes *bald be eight tons per acre ; and - who of Habeas Corpus • which being read, with the re. which were found to be. deficient in length. The would show, that between the 14th mid 24th of Oc. •turn of the Sheriff and Gaoler, annexed thereto, in sacks were produced, when the. charge being vita. tuber, 1812, the price was not higher.than 01. per a schedule, it -appeared that he Isis detained by en bushed, the Defendant was convicted in the penalty ton. He insisted strenuously ghat the whple had order of the :fudges of Anlze of the county of of 61. which *as paid. been a contrivance to defraud., him, by 'wetting •the Westmeath. -• ' I Bow-,yreerr.—Mr. Wralittacoi;the statuary, at damages for non-performance-of' a contract . . f Mr. -- ALIA/roc as Counsel for' the Appella n t, • tended at the . office hi consequence of being sum. Mr. Hyatt then gave' in evidence from his netmii"moved that.the writ of Habeas Corpus, and the re. mooed by Mr. Dean the Inspector of: Nuisances taken on the trial, those parts of Wheeler:a ',ideate torn,be filed.- • - -- fur the perish:of St. deorer, Hanover.squart, chars, . . ye eblehthepevjury ***assigned. . - • -.3 1 '.. i I -He then moved than the' Appellee' (Clancy . * ) be inn the Artist with a nuisance, in keeping *eve. . • Milt,. cross.examioatiots bye the Artostetraellhcoistaktod toll.. restudy of the Marshal or the Mar. toads of marble and - stetieln Adam's Mews, Charles '. -- iirkat., in *ilk's nothing material' was disclosed, Mr.' skim, :of the Court of King's Bench • and that bil street, Grosteitor.sqoare, on the foot-path. *ore put several questions to the witness ih a 'very intemperate ttyle, whick were deettod irrelevant.. • He afterwards relied 'two witoeues, named Boyar be brought to the bar of the Court ou the euslit& day.—Ordered accordingly. _at! ILotiil, s . • and them, but 'their evidence UAW net 4ieceived, the POlnatiet Wheeler uet having beets present. :Ipnke very isaintiocUy. to -.some decie rations by - Wheeler. Ma, testimony, site, . the trial of tp. speak Ito eativersatioffit between Mei SATURDAY; • . .. The Appellee was, in consequence h i the (pow. brought inter Court, but s not to . the bar. .Mr. ALLeYNE called the Appellant (brother of the deceased), whoop , - red, - tendered . regarding that i cattive is which,he had Mita; 'tenting& Edward C 344 aware that iktretv.had told. - 114nr th* the land woiild only yield * tart. peasant ; 44141 • Cat 100, • petntoe;ractor, deposed to: the price of potatoes bwittgaini)&3l. pr pee. lots i 6 Octo. ter .181%. .. I A.:4e.ntiensan . of. Oise . name of v i llrdwn was next cartek, who knew nothing of the telogaction-io ques tion% bet being...cross-examined by the Attonsty-Ge reralthessait), that i, haJ been acquainted. with Mr. kiruee !pt .: to/ears, and from what he knew -of his eltfracter awl cooat , lrt f , he thought- he •was not to be ,baled - upon hi% oath. Itt - much- heat, asked iveth* .• . *r. iiract! f iy...._ whith, for ,the task, too years the witsteaprhad not been e2itiK. t)iag. on hriatitti procertlinaa fuggiest 'hini, and re- , eviredanatiswer in the affirmed'', 'atie lhaa thief • _ waria;,"l:ltit * t tolhis. ( Brace... ) -breach of honor and gaot) 'NA, . Twi bilk Afere---now: pet rtbig in - ehaii.: • i .r in ,}. •,,,.. the tobjects-.in -rikptoew ...With a stow to., ...-,tr . . "rir ['town ? the. - Prosecotor engulfed %she *lV. atli'• pp* area tip:mil. O'ffieer - to be ira.• • shiorank.- -- ;11001,ng the seal of a-private letter.--i- After lollif'diacesaton as to the „propriety of the 11 111 41 , 1 the *Matta ofplied.tbat he . kne - w nothing abeitt 14 - itcbetirred the opinion of the world to I*, thit y llit• Arsice:. tat 4 ileie soot to. be ctedited. 9 I ern hpstpCiath: •.' ''' -• ::,-. i...• • 14r; 14itsh, ii deiter -in petatoes, deposed, that on the ' ' ()rusher, !till, the price of potatoes.' was '.; tisp4. los:that--sithin •a • month after- r 7 - `.. ."•••••• ••• • ,11 . ••• w • a' Yesterday these Sessions *ere r, ~. rw A ys c ..." . , .. opened at Guild hall, before the Right•lfooeurebla tlfe Lod May or the,ftecorater, Aldermen, *c. !, •• . •. -. r. After tha .gratul,.Jory had beett-swern 'in,-the • "Recorder addressed them, ,ltriong elating that•oi„, though the. Calendar for the'etislaioSessi onsat the. ; Old Billey• was normally beeiy, yet .in .ppi n , of offence.or crime, it presented -fondling . bey.anil the conanson,catalegue of etror•mertch-ia daily pticti se ,i . it *great metropolis. •Netlaing, tit los herpprto slat e , . of as atrocious osturo we, • likely pa.,ccilido 1 ) 4 ( 4 4 _ them. John Grifilie was laic ed for stolentlrasaauff.,.,, ing William Lei., one' of *tie olic6io ..(St. A n d re „,; . : ; Ifolboro. •Be was al. '-i/laalled Ai' a ToCniidi rov; it yrith.arsanlting.Sisaptialt-Mor9 4 '04%141114f the 544 i Lee, on the ?Atli of Septano,ber last « - W.rtt 4. William Lee deposed . that ,ho.frimided-ilf lio.l-1,- ,tield.laile. On the eeeoing nf ti 'Pinkie Of _,. .. .. ~ • .fitAlat indictment, he was se.irolY in/iiewsrl fr 5 4 1 . 1. hang advised .by to 'breathe' . the' .gi r se m a s h as -.Able, Ise' was -at meow tfav,r possil During the time. (14t PriseAer _.‘ itr4 charity, which ;he witness denied 1%1004. 1 814 shiiiitn g Ilicn An *blea t The former, bowever".:perso verol, but finding his intreasies vain, huegfiejeseci—te th 4 since you-won't give any thing; - - tils': 1 • 011 .1' . ., 11 0)u#5 , slimly struck him a voltam hloiv 44 . • ife theh seis e d him by the collar, and hating repealed bli Mims , ••texty, Me at tenth knocked blob dr tdi cksiN'!j And ilailli-bilViell.ositerdikie dimeattbsclt. talehjs !owu tntry. 34..44 cailed„hr the first to atelkdi. but she Ilse we attacked . 1311:10 rarities mintier by tie Prisoner, w,iwo kiteeked her down, and while tti this siteetion best And ed , her most unmercifully. Hor'*ties, boiva4er, its kngth attracted the attention , of the iikhaiiiti m e s sod passetagers, atm& Via Plisouei was , tikes. into custody. . 1 1.1 •• • • In his defence ho stated thit pairing -the lb, the Promo' be .end hi,sr of .eters accidentc., __ saw fhb wife Of who enquicKl If he was about to'pvrck*xs any liking ?- Being replied to in the..negative, she iiilltell MC if I would have any objection •to. " a bit-O/ +Amp- Aug 1/ 4** began to take indecent libectlast witkAies. •• .N resided, when she called iliihe aid of ber . • !to whom she represented•that 'lie Cod ,sle: 4 4011 in consequence consequence of *bleb bi wafseierelri lip 'ilre' Compter. • .• , .. :4 l' This statement .was -completely ..refuteit t lff i 4theutil l tio. teitimony, and . the Prisonee•nas found Q 1 The Cquttitiime4lia . tely Sentenced . ie. imprisonment /or the assault on. Lie • isa‘da s . • •• queries of the aggravating defence It. 14 A 0 _,.. qp, with regard to.thenssatilt 'oit . hii Vito ldi tat* rle. ! ed to beftirther confined Irk. 'zir..-ih , Asiart' (lima '-thepol pf Ner pt. ! .. . ;: e., 4*-; *6;e• .. . te. ..i.r1,.. D A jii 4j !; WU 3 NU :SAN cill*.ell 4 .ert,iut.' IV.-- t P•.r . SiOtiti) f .•-•bout'ill. per s • - • 4 a L liala r lAttir,o l o.to: 7 litor StAind Withio two Mouths I Mr. •M`Nit.t.v.—Certa • inly nn . bii. - it is an in. I.g u e t • t. . • h :he ,agistratei ai _, - him to apply talks . ' - M r; Alvinaws rose to pray the: insignia* O i de e • • ~ , _ , •, • ~ . Sr George's, . for relief for - the ' Court upon Thomas ,sqesres, toontaguiltjelt.llolo46 4 It s in!.lisr . teA. . .'! . • ':: ;:- z't• • .• . con troeertible rule laid down ht . ilie.,34.volueio 4..41vs . office , ' •of .. ~. -• A OW. atitoltwasiaileds, Ito prove•certain costes- i Ilawkin's Plea:, of the Grown . chap f 2.31 -and the mothei,_aud to inform the Coroner of the death of :Sessions, fur a nuisance, bz keljAggp . itp : ki k . , ' rectory for Fire.WOrkt, id th:Vda•eollff it , 'dons by Wheeler, when onus way'lai : points did not arise in the case of ,Iptigey ,agoitiak, gut infant. ' , FIA,AIIIbitION OF RO VEAL? RORERTS. • Mr. As.r4Y,. howeveit, fiaving matt% "en : - P • .' . - _ _____ . rison3 7 but thei . rattier confirmed the testimony as- Kennedy*,. repotted in Burrow.. . - , by several most retpeettabhf ladhalbstatiel. it'lft.Ti a P",......,....iii!Y., . A . ' .: ". . ".. • '' „.: . „,,_. ; LOAD Cams. Juscriet.*:4=:Perlitpa,ile.lll4Nalls,li 4 : l oe . i . u. .eu essis le‘ • . -su nw . U tiw ilit ywnonei tttoc:rt ine ay e tte . , its er b e en the day ap_pot a ted.: ma d e . ig the robbery , of the window ..,..,... I „,_ - SIT. Ahletr.T.soll altered isle teletreola-en!9e 'le 'gee" *sold be- no prejudice I* y'oer ciiiai; Ate. the co t trig each, of A an el coonnita g -Aeledsair,smoss vis the amount o f - •••"•ault that • t!" ,, evil wu oloiteiNellO. l ilofflidleot- tradiction'Of Wheeler's assertion regarding the dear-`robe to ba:,now:received s .seserting tour • `std . ote ta 1. tat 0., di al s o susistretueiv crowded re aft early; brur. The suffered le go at largespon his . .esalgaitaittessie . .--, After • hearing several oth6r c,r_tirsa- tie Conti ado - t r ~.. • • planter, Robert tro , terts, is suspected : l4oe a piniceps cried- l-1 _ nutty he had worii he (Bruce) had given but . • ...,.I the- v i s it., , ,; . a .... - .. • • ___.,_• 2 . --, • . , tiruho fq..bhtf y, hi rossequeuee or boring presented n let Ito ' . . . I ',/' LortV I FLLENBOROcon C 4 atinheri Mr: Bruce on die] (pad. or Asa* • sitetasitma 'the brink of J"rned Prglenilai..t. U s e Oltrrsitox t , oa Weliiitat, which he received •a' sleet. .." . 7 . . , . • • , )Isla be**. running of exposing himself to'd ritoseCe. Ill i e ,APNAlivir•-t-1 bove . no ebjeettiltelb Alit o?ir 1. 6 t i ongUUM aMN ' Lindy .if hitelitifroevemellitk . • ' .. i 12 "" .- 4 $.. ' 11.47 M esta . &lomat and . hi C i . a . s • t o ev r ih U na ll anr a to. fu rst r seven nays si g ht, and • day .- -./ " :/- • *• • . tien like thi4 in which be was uo* straitiolsly',en 4. ' Mr. As.Layt tr taonsented. :-: ' --- ' °•wnsppprelm.:rdetity Lavender 'Fa the act of preseating it for Gaged. . . - '-' • - * Ilea. . M r.. ALI.MTNa called the Appeltent's bro. Palnlein s .,* -•- • . • - _T : V I Tan . behig swain ;dePlfell that be is wadi solo , Oa the ISd of Octo -DIEM • •• - •'stria Mr. • Biuce preferred to he sworn- in . tbe face of in : ther , mho iu . person exhibited the count; aliargiti the! wtodsor eolith. On t h e Ilk of . oaulter wit give es t . % Clerk an Stoses.ead eabgellnisalleg* Mr - i - M7 ilea Cir l i t - indictnirnt for perjury, and most positively de Posed, the 'A i ipellee. as in an indictment, with additional deli/vitt the niece rehttive to the , robbery. Oa rim 16th of 0e- ' that Wasik - ' -:. - le . .s '•I r w...;z-. A ..- •c -f. '. - 4/1114 ho . lvottl never declared to Wheeler that be 'bad 'technical niceties, with the wilful morder Of. m a lice , itibei w or ih ris c reer oorv i y lt t a n il bVeset arrc i i fz i renn. su llrwa o t , all i. % ;l 4 ....... • .marratried. thit.the -land should produeo eight teuS of - 'aforethought, and laying in wait of the deceased, &c. hoe I midi ia.returo. - he recel • ved a parcel from Co . hens, t o l r. : ..potatoes per acre. • I—And then M. Alleyne engaged - that the' Appellee 14 1 to Mram. Brown and Cu. As "inn was yolk to hiewn- Williamiti, he pat hit linnd in his pocket for bit handkerchief, .:.•.• The ProsecutvorPs rase being thus flosad, ` ; shot.id have a copy of the writ seat blot, and desired ; :a i a person Who was panian said ~ air, you have dropped The ATTAANEIF : GENCRAL.very ahottiv addi'essed I t o know if he would then plead ? tanneihte Lt " *item replied. " ituiltiag of ronsaiwence t he- T o i t ma ` I. wi; ‘ goin g taint& the bank isi g .o f i s s e ; mu .-.s .Vie Jury for the Defendant, t e ntor kint e p e e that Mr. M'NALLY answered.-.-The Appellee bat at I la e o w l. , !ague riatpre of 21) e testimott, of ail the wilnes'a;s s Lame in consider, or to' be advised by Counsel how ontee afterwards, isnee t ita Ite sa lr ir all going in rue tease Th'illeC;:s or Cesyll.tiers • — ..140f) the indecent conduct o f inn Pro s ecutor, and I to plead. This is a vindictive action, and theeourt Wood street (here stillest described him vim said he was a . . - 111von the little credit that vial to be given to .what ha ; will give the Defendant every possible indulgence. In j r ° ,, il „7, - "k r s te li t s r,y, e p l i a e l hee l7 gi r t I n h s t al . e l 'Pt i a o a r l h : ehit t ni ere ....• t had.hoon badly enough to swear, after a man, who the case citedin Burrow's Reports the Defendant did bunko. Littered was pat 111 the bar, sant Wiry - at r t use to 4 carne. .' -,had-Itne!rn *ties Jo s e 19 ye-1-s. had w iser - tett that it j not plead till the second Term; in that, casotheCourt said. " dent IS the wan." Itritte;tl then roweled that what he a . 43.a2 his. own,, and. site . o pi n i on o f ail persons ac- i in England : adjourned the appeal, because the Term gistrVr i e n a ll d il l4 44 af id telt:l l : 4 o be a!i e d id a fter t o t ill 1 ' : hi I. i be w orr y 0b e r tri quainted wjih. him. earlful solemnity of an nitili. •It.B e i t su et y e t arra i gne d. ~ , . . , tip* be was ••not• to tie believed , was nearly exhausted — tile same reason occurs now. into a fault. sehesaret Passim , . natl. addreciegbitaarirm Wyatt, '7 ',ea tinder the dr 11414, " you are a perjured' mall and a 'MO N and wield te s ear .' ..•,... my life, for crania day I was within six m ile s of B ur y .. 1 4spas , utterly .tglpossible that ;the Jury, could find tho l t 4,1 r. :At,r,Evse t —l hate no objection toltive the Z a jti mernr,„" Wyatt, however, Wa s p os i t i ve as to hi t per- Defendrot guilty, arid, thi• trial was another of the i Defendant time to plead till teat Term ; in a rare sou. Wyatt then proceeded os hi. evidatce, and' said- that h e arrived lei, the parcel al the tilwarcster Crilfeeshause at half , t.oggigny• isre4fs of the excellent administration of the . like this• I. will. urge nothing severely—l malteds to, past two o ' clock , and the only pimeo g ets la the coach were an' •• ..ovvrat !anti of Forgiertsl ; fur it was here sees &tat thn.roles laid.down in Burrow. 1 olds man, and a female aimed Floras, whom witness had . • peor'beinklebrboarer s :esse of the lewist members of : 14030 ciIIEIE JUSTLG&.—I wish all those rules were i k k ir r w:i sc r s o: m os s7 u r t .i sree lks o gi c if u t c i s m a e i4 li g: lca o v ne eth s: carc lier e o i e n t : i br r : . l society, Eetild liOld up Ms head, a nd: bid defiance in settlZ.d, particularly the last rule. ." . • • Maness. and begged her 10 suite shoe of ii, sip it trot valuable. • a tohnt •of Nide* to.lll.the diabolical revenge . end I. 'ibis last rule was —a rule wlerehy, tar tie non. A few miautes afterwards (accisrding to the woman's state- stem), a man opened she door nf the enteti, the street side, tperiesitiegoteligkiltp of an overhearing iyntut, who, i 'apPearance of the Plaintiff or Appellant, • a nonsuit tietd said that the parcel belonged to him, and that he load altered hiving antaseed.a false, as an army agent, sought to way catered. ':. ,• . .• . - N. mind as ift g oin g to Wiod.ar ;he then forced the parcel nut 71 . - twraiptir Mit .iiridor feet. 'llle.tliglite, in a, very heated manner, asked leave . 4istorneit, arid this Court made the order. Ca111111011(e 10 witue.s, who made every possible cut i uiry lifter ;.k the ; tenon, but to nn dent. to reply The Caiiir'lsisTEce anointed up, observing, that . • . ' . • - • COURT OF COXMON PLEAS. you 511 A t -Ans. "f` Nut mine than I have cusnmunicated." with mimed twirste;assignaient‘of-periury,, the and/ ', • • • This coneladed Wyatt's evidence. Rolsetts observed, that what be had staled was as false as Ood evident* was that ' of' the'Proiiinstor ;tend, - soppos n . ''' • :_. ' 01111111116 0. struts& . was lisle. • ing him •entitied to crioliP o di Detbndatit coOld not . Thitriettit Was occupied during the most pert of The Attorney far the Prisoner then submitted to the mitii. be found Guilty, as the hh n,.. irisi o md the testimony Maoday, In bearing the arguments of Counsellors trate, that his Client bayin g totatergonc several examinatates. of two material saltness* 0 .`41...ia1n fact. 41 . Lucit and Cakorrox,. for the Plaintiff, to show , and osoutitnig. in his opinion, had been brou g ht fo r wnirt to co intonate him, he wcs cimiledio his dischar g e. If. believer. the 'other assignee's*, (be -Dsfandiant had, art bre- ' 64* -the Defendant aught to . have proceeded to set ' ihe worthy Magistiate th , ol g iii there was 'statical eridestre ort se,ll,4l the judgment to. th i s cum, b y wr i t o f error, dated for the considerati.ifi of a Jury, be was 'in hopes be incised le 'peek with precision on-41. WM isa apart wirsiddsuiamit Was that, for trial. o f t h e es kt eeee of to-day rat h er c oli c. ..Iwo / lops / mot opens 11 . 1110tion for a 'take de novo. Mr. tot-ovuoen, in answer in tills observation, said , that fated brim. ' . • • • They were ably replied to by Mr. BURTON, and ollbasigh the examh atineo. had 111.00 pr s ,, tracted. 3C: Suniethiair r Mr. Brice, with great perturbation, again attempt. the Peer. postponed passing judgment on the law of ev ery chlit the 11.111 ! 1.1141r nf : lbe Prisoner hand h er" idiGli'd in • lid.tOaddreas the Jury ; and I that:lime, until the brit day of omit Term, - and order - ' occ z 6 Z. creil wa m7tie lu tZ eb oP i p a at a ele s siice l iliUmalribilig more "light felt it his duty to cum . snit wiberssfor mother week. . ' • • Lord Fr.r.vvitenouctit found it •necessarita •tiold.,,ed . that all the .proceedings in the ease should stand ... I Camositteeviceordiagly. mot a threat of minims ry punishment if their „twinkle: stestr . .ist abide digitises of their decision. - HIGHWAY ROBBERY. fi gr. Set -leant Joturorrorse said, there was another „heil:heasoo r ,ens e .l Cfr e 7 s rr i, ig P.it ic k ai er, i a ir milor, SE a PoZi a-0 rms.-A*4,oday Geor g e Brown was charged terrepteci in their deliberation. • .• ' • ' After aconsuttation of a few moments, the lar y .. motion to set aside the verdict new pending, on the with havin g robbed a i .4 rue-, of sundry /Wide' of reeked a verdict of—Not Guilty. • .. . ~,, grounds , , that Abe notice for a rule to enter lip Peerin g asp ,eel . lar i ssecater *as returning on board his ship. ‘.._ -- ,e • . . ~ judgment ow the posters, was served on the Ihttif 'thea the Prisoner ' wi th with " he hII heal drinking at the . , . 4.0., ..4 the posted itselfwas net signed by.thi .a .tatiel eublir.lioue. Itiactift Aillowed bias , and askeithim to • .ill lilt ifotlamstv which the Pre a rcuinr refused. The Pfl . : Judge until the 10th. . • -.. 4 j .souer dies replied'. d-ii vtihr . c... . if I can't g et % . H, I'll ge t . tei.le 1-he itsetamiy . sehirt t h e butane and rots of a lin • .• The Court ordered that motion to stand over until 117 t 41; 1 41 . ro,' tilitell -asp thirf g whe t) neat Term. - • : • lorrW mid ' • - - -- i IRELAND. IgNG'S BENCH, Directs, N0v.21. 'raertn,.. .our iusosedis, or A. . Ala. _Sti Hope, two tinkers Iselun g in g . assisads se ti, iser d .by APPEAL OF AIURDUR. eloutee Paean,. alai lienriug she err. plutoied the Prionteri _ . .1 . . I and after a alsixt time seleceeded in inkin g . Mies lain custody, O , RITT.LT. ArSELLANT—CIANC„ . .Y, APPELLEE. . . • --- , -,' • ' with the property iii his po‘..eir.i ~,,, near .the saltpetre ware- A carpenter The Alipellee (Clancy) had been tried at the L u st S at Reading, who employs about: 40 house, ;Willa: He Was f u Ny committed to Neogote f ur grid. , .. . —.. . ' Spring Assines held at blailiogars in; and for the M _.-- Men, to avoid discharging any hands i n th e presen t .....'____ ......-...11, • ;• comity of 'Westmeath, en an indictment charging : slickness of trade:, allows them -only to Mork frail On' Saturday night, a 'refry fare, Chinese lamp was Capt. O'R illy's murder, by the A ppelfee's shooti ng, tine in the morniugtill l i ma in the enemata, me that lighted for the first tithe in the portico ig the front of e Mi. Witho'pistol loaded with leaden shut, of which the inconvenience may be generally she • . :,..! Cariton-hause, wittiihinegigthiiti,.!,lrlasgeri.getszbsebteratierir.ed.iiTceben ‘ asorial ars*. he. anguished - for half an huur,. and The French prisoners at Dartmoor wiitillatti! : -'fit el ," ed. an y ' *litirstaijit..#sera4ieti., . . .. i. depot as soon as transports_ can be proeuria. ' ' - YFY that•Drilihmt , Nttlit •`' :' ' . Valley* appearing on the part of the prose. the. home. The imolai Ot.anch a -fist t• . 'o4 Appetite was. of course acquitted. 1/4 • 114 / 6 ' ibe'APPeilifit ils 414r* COSSe . ) . b r other . plat"likthletsc.abilet tail \ ot 1 ? I'''! . : s. .• ' . - , , ) ... . COAL MARKET, Dec. 4. to haves &inure . ,la eiraii . f . eit , tbe l • ' . . 46 4 1114 : 1 1 4 1 " - evimul a r *.t * ,.... 7*H: :( 4 . a : . * 45.. 0 1 i a . re : 47,. • .....! --..: .:.,, 7 : • • • ~ . it Nearearrie........ • Allt *.es . 470. fed. I• 5%. 841; ...\4• • - „•4111 'il 0(0 0 " .- .4 • • ' :i•- b. t,: . "- fr. • T . r- .4 . s. - • - . ; • ..-,-,---- ... d . e i tik:o . iligtokitirigivir. 1.. .. •, - • • . 1 Fgq:c . . , S . D . . by sl,, ,i My i ..aatecong as, a f e l ", ead mr ati gat aL I Iti pi t r kib ill : e l i f a g a i t ee.r. , :tv, „ iit expetteace et Ml* ears. 14_0 Itrafie_ 'kW A s!.lsokTrße."iicy' tworible akii, sit the y pasmtestdlllo lo flat Polfll. tow Medical Men cantralits r • .taitt otwiroetaii 0 ni.. rases, Messrs. GOSS'ldef CO,.' ,the amok Cads kge of Itergemia Ip Itintlorit, iilde ' tit • • astir Alas Itt (hose Disordots • &Mon from a iirsariOldis *Mir *fir conidakoste Yesith. • *bleb sot inky oneirslaw4 a!orreross lei. of Plarvoes Affeetiorn,. MI. alOveltrinlPAcil iii-' l Plioriel ill 1 ~mating imbecilities of alit ate.. • Its that Iliplagsiag Onke . Debility. or Delltiearty; irlsetkot fbe mareitissals, if nag i tZe l %I habits, excessivedriabiug„..lonsC resides*. Id ilk* or any other cause, by which the powers, of I .Imaiditoimu became' rafeehleti, as or gularly educated sae• • is. ..bsial they offer a firm, safe, aill spired, stialtitaltow tor treslOs 4 vigorous hettli g h. . ' . . . . . Where no earrly applienfinb is made-los -lb...eV* Of It rain Disorder, frequentlOcoistracmd is a Asoaatat Of iaellOie• ty, the eradication. is generally completed `ist fite • ilset spites df two .dr k vs, and in the mare .advalmed arial,loweteraltriamer ' 4 Verlorenl Infection, characterised by a Nerirty of pedle l ll B f 4 'oottessiegsympt , ollS, lb , ptrseverant*itr.ittelr plait (Olehoatere Maim tu diet got exercis e) will emu% tolls; Vatican& permits"' mod radical cure, • The Di•VilltS of thr Urethra, no • i f fwvleri'e with, er arising ft ono, he above Coarrplaild, • aid escaper their &dictation. hymn infallible tatottigro& I,"they vrrive *tiled to remove obstinate Glen. - and &liars. shee"",'.• recent or of long Amadora walthono re;orte r l i t o-erise pawl and danorous me of the CIIIISSIC Bruck.. II • warturCesciat. he uddliced t.f very former:it- vows, of ..e.eral years lefillailliol'"' having N ielded to their ieritiod in,:i fiw,/lass. trier the etre MI been istionspiesl by oiler Prliftititaters without effect ; tisiA mach has berm Or agireohle revolt of a 'portico of It yrarki that the mode of tn.:ammo has .iris, In raw kawle iostatsce, eles proved nhortive during which, p...rod many ii 1014151114 101 01 . _1 1 of li.oth Sexes fi ' avaiesporirs to ce nt ;he sditotiontent of Intim le"s perfectly cured, &lifer sere otlirtons atechudu matins persevered lu JO no litlrpler• To Married F.arsalei,• ski: se' es plitions of those nadir pledges of rintritei;al hapvirt•ls hove Iwo nitefousepo, it may ;4 4 [to $ plotting reflectiou tor k• ow, th:ii by n proper petscuem. se in hour remeffes, Ow general braltfris•rmooreatedl, and the its• pediment. removed. o „ Ma sr*. Gas and CO. exclusively pro/mains ll.t cirri of tress particular complaint., in auda. 1/W AM,y ityry..ora to warted byw mistahott few, wish the "twiny so lastly tufitcbed to the ignorant euipitie. is l e* it het Police serlocanselve. to sots& that they have been iiroverly educated rind iititiotrilinto morel branch of the profestu4l.(oteKtificnits of which, from varier 10 : 11 1Iiinis, turd thillUFalliaill ftsblillSe lifeboat, profroitonettant he• Mies, they hare t‘i c.earince not Co quirel).. Taint a residoo 'lea the warmer Inuoi.phere Of nor le/14001 IN MU. As *ell 1,116 " ( her 1 01, to. aurtsagitt'sa theta .to .asiett. that their reßearcl" hatviog tweit e. dated to,diseoses ItleeodY emsn'•ralra• rodeo s: I u --. 11•^' ' I - yet/linty •of ' room:Anon nosuch tor nmy lobonr rodeo ePt 'mi n x .4 .ch of .11 lifenitstrilsomfor. tho torrid :doe. A I 81 -'l'.lllnt bovine hod oppasiouities, in thrii profersiousi vas pm ley, 'uf foriniug au iottehate artputiormace 100 the.e o • 4ll '; total habits if withrhie peollosta, they offer' to thrill Ike b• si frrant7s of intweikkte rellatt kiwi tae imams re.ultirc from their eiIPeIiVIDOU; OM iildeked ttlill4,lrEtplit the practice ad the mineral prartitiouer:• and thy fir -your their preten-ii.os cow ellaute a fair around le' ibr unprec&lented coorfideare which they have, hji tobrvatereat, been so liberally homaineA.:t . 'F, t iesai •in tar c. dint ry are:re t aesreet ,yi Mote .the par 'lco n . . 4 their ease age ,'54 illannlaeof llorlop,'emeosioag dretaittos e fur advice a il oimilidam, wisslitiMfrasklies wilf be gime nfir:'f . warded to coy 44arcrif the,lkitleciateo.• . • Tolle eofinilleil tot ttirii• loom daily 4(.1144214; or hY le l l er ' . ‘1 011 . 4 p 66 ,4) 4-ipiliemi-o0 either sex, with seaecy , deldiap. told attention. ..1 I Guts and Co. ktirlitcof IS Bourreite.stratet, Fleet-strut. Na, 1, 1609.. -.....-.01 Apr (tied * lea •—•t_ . . . IA: ~,..": *f.'' • .........”.': -. e : •4•• ~ ~ -,.- ;-. ~ .1 . •, • 7 -.,.. - -w. 44.t 4 iiiitai ''2:7-:-:.t.._ ' r • , • tom'; 75: 4 i` 4,4 r jile ciiellabaje. *LI _I:, _ Loy a_ sT Assisi uttiMislinl: . 1 . + . .•e" ` ~ ~•:~ .. .73 ~i.cs. I Py..: D. I.olllOrrr • IrP6Airtifiret-stnet. 4 a/~' IL Mr. Weatsnacot produced a plan of his premise' s and stated they were against his own house, and thagi his father and himself had placed marble there for 33 years. lie was, however answered, that to limgth of time would justify What was wrong, ana the Iss.. apector proving that it belonged to the parish, be wait ienvicted. Information was received of an Army Clothle►{a, AO appOred, soil the count, I - or declaration , Cha!sinf . the Appetteit "itt o. th e our near Long-acre, being broke open and 'robbed of 15- 40 of his brother. • • - pieces of da. k blue cloth, anti lour pieces of French, 'to - the 25th Itegialent,-aosi other cloth& to • coed. Mr: MI N ALLY objected , Ilk. *aunt beletWilliet • t f9r read. ifo Observed, this was ii jindictire action itierable amount. ~ , ..-1 ,, • and the Court would escuseltint . if in. Mewling a 9 i• UNiom-nAl.6—Saterdatimbniug a decent looking;! man already acquitted Of a murder, he'appeared even- female applied to the landlord .i of the Falcon public_ In error. This was not a suit by bill but by rid,. . house, in the Borough, at a late hour, and requested and if the writ was not returned the Co ur t had no .4 be accommodated with a lodging. The landlord, furisdiction. • lie' . thrietiire7 nicried that he showld thuegh rather reluctant to receive such a guest, was 'have over of - the Writ-. Oyer,.he said, could..not be . inducod by humanity to take her in and provide her effused,• it iras gianted in the, case Bingey, *W o w, :. Wilt a bed.—The family, soon after ) :all retired ; ;against MlittheW Kennedy arid' Pia t ick Kennedy,.. but about an hour after. they were in bed, the lend ftpotted'itt 15 Hui 26. lord was awoke by a noise in the stranger's room . _ _ terool, " tillTl , 43. .n • fhe LORD CutkiJk Ice had mi . doubt-W..6e, Appellee's Counsel was entitled to oper . of the writ. i•-1 Mr. M'INIAt.t.T said he moved to have the original wilt . yead, ihafite might be competent to consider,.j whether there' vias:csitse 'to put in a plea in abate.l Mont, or in bar. -The hooks of practice, in eases of appeals of murder, inhibited innumerable pleas to . oltate the . original writs; but unless the Defendant bad oyes of the writ, how could Counsel determine, or how advise the . most advantageous phut for bis 'client ? If the' Appellee was now arraigned, and pleaded in chief ; that ie , pleatred a general issue as not guilty, 'or any other plea to the count or &chi. rattan, he would be precluded •from pleading in 'abatement or in bar to the original writs. Mr. A r.r.airkr..—That dues not .appear.in the ease in Burrow's Reports, nor it) / by down the ride froM that aotholity. ied calli desi ell she and ii -oiling his wife, .:sire.. would go , in. quire what was the matte?: She did so, and soon found that her lodger •had just delirered,berself of a fine female infant, She returned with this interns puce to her husband, who understanding the poor .young woman was ,extremely ill, bitmanely got up and brought her medical aid s whilst his wife pro- Sided her the necessary nourishment. The • infant died about three how's after it was born, and to the inquiries reside of its mother, she answered, that .she had lira servant in St. George's parish ; that the' !infant was ; and further, that she. had not a farthing in the world, or a friend to whom she could apply for may relief or assistance. As soon - as the Msuistrate sat •yesterday morning i the landlord appli , 4l for advice how he was to act to get repaid Ale . ettpence lie hod already been. it, and to procure room future assistance for his unfoitunati • - \Arises!' • , ry. i~:- _.: - - ;,. --Z rfT5 .~- To printit>" V Them r di = t in Nikki Iti;lsvg 'rife. ill Gol.ty t TI fp ll._ 0 . 71 Th rgi • Fiidiv) ftice, I A Priv Place. Awl • nfri win law tivntanul to Wise' I OM* L f tir re l l it w.. w B .11,sette towitrrel •' •HE n I :Fowl,. a And Isar %oodles': ws►ere! 9. s. is 3. 6. 402 ill . 1.009 I 41 KVf NM* MUD! s g ... 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