The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-02 00:00:00

• poll waffles., had Mew grii4o4. hat no precoalea• r r.ted (he the o armor ohm had brim ermined in 'Le aloe of Aberdeen, / al • natl spas thenlion for a vole t et em oti v e oa Mao. Sri bort foe lliopsidoelino ist she owes realoefled with the witieil 8 Ws ark MIN Slag he costa Ni.,... Ilinti.seet did tot tie++ sellile sip riper. la she enw • I allesles,e, it 0., mid be for the ndtammte 04 Ine Merl.., that the Ma the new. Hsi In Ow candor, it elle ewe of Abersieeof evert Hsieh at Aentlnal vam llamas into she lord. f she Crown, e. to the oleoinsa of elrsubees of P.orliaseseal— [War. hem ll—ns ihe Viteiartite. iambs. by crew. awed ihe eletTion as•. \legolier isosperable lo sir Cross. 'the winit animod) are:. 1 have hee• gi11... se 1. a. or..er osnewea lailit idlaeV , dent ha., 1• a giro. , sn ILe Cane el Aberdee•t CAI MS. Wad a' reetsent ..4 Member it it.e Noun •. roe it 4d sus moire ol so. tresors: Aka ti.. ;no ar the prevail noodent b.db MI.. A. z .it motel to,. nor. wore di.issioebbed.so( !)—lle IL. ..• was w Gem esta• is lint 1118.11-e Oho Isle Cara I...iidattgh, set he had been elev./ afore the Nosltti howl leen dr•lawiehoo.d, he mead Moe slam as; oal.- rul Nfrolbet sigma Hwy.* were ow tepid Nteetor.. lie a dmitt e d it.eie W.F. •to 'plies. 116 (ere rul .limes adimpeaneemens, ..sd se e had plea.... in mien/ Ginortme • and kilometre news( Ile. that wmi Greene s.. seirideoisl Ile ears 5 .p.. 1.4.1 Pe.wait ihm eat awl in re vibe of Kinghorn. ti.e blaenaessei bad }Aar,' Ott. Oise 51111.411 ,, E1- ot Irvine; .. ermine of •••trile. In She tam of Atrrefirro. tiro lova an. pi pewee in the voite onie dueort nitd dna...o it en which it it •41 prelsosu•lv bran coder the a d Mar,blintee ti.e too lusii% ideal, whit bad applied for the do. brancline st , to of sae lloodb, had been deprived sf the anoti 18 , a-snes 1A..% r.l preVissoulv Tacr peoeitro wets de. e.sed lirn the fintlnr%. old 0.1 snow iiiey aid hems depri.ed for an app.'. h;.••• to the Law ..f Cm I. and. A Netting NW heels e Itt the 1'r0v...1 se ohe oairrt at re sew le , esorsßl find it bad torn pob:selv Mob d Iba. the awendoessi had .tea a reed so. Kat a ',muter Meeting Awl he. n oibaemeelm:y esti. ed. awl a nom Site e••ossuess tom hod brio ryes to she sense. Perot of s:se Psn.oet in lb • P*4lse Papa.:. Alm h a louless of Inso.l Mel issigusst 15...! bet.. tatted • i. Ihsl ow It of tie 11.-men 08.8ro•isr, is. Juno., cuald onsolbly •ein lion. If it wo o sod 4meodeil to ifiroomise a ecoorge oss Ik•s•lnsod, pwph W...1,S strs'e In sae i is 4 atom of lite papers owes fur. He hod or the minims of the iteport of iio Lam Illacrt.. ....rah ht. os• sporran wts., list lhe owenbul was 11. is gal. fiat plesed.r..sa .a respect, res.. so I n roor ..• ne. a ns. •.it for is d profile , I sal of taw , note sou. ohm airmail so Otorrud to the old %leo, anise la r:erl the sea. The Noble Lod rrembided by snotts.d, Ile , , for the mop, ol tie Wore .se gractidl sot tease or the /hash ..f A' cool.. 0. ii. 14.8. easing, fir o ropy of the laeli ii.das so she C...sia. And sated, 1 . .1. iss'Acemosi .4 Ike Preto. resos out, i los Itrvoisione. Wait revers to the eromi f she Im* 011os els at olor t Sus i.• .lid and lietatand, ite.hoirld VIP so kiserlf 11.0 latterly of sown.s s..r Is a• a sula.e.voeat pe• 1.4 a ii.• ii-evoi.n. Ile tai a satt..d boasble Addicts to (be Moro. 1.4 Ottpe At.. /NOM.. ' , tarred to. Mistopt the old Magistntes had le en from corruption or any other cause.— lie thought he bed completely justified the course . adnpted with 'earn to the Bergh of Aberdeen. Mr. HUME stand the debt of the Burgh or Aberdeen in-amount to 230,0601. and the Nada of the City had been handed neer to trustees. Of that sem IfiB,oool. had hen expended in • new street ;‘, anti 81.0001 hod bees lest out. In the Treasurer's Bonk there had not been s single entry of debtor and creditor. The Hennoraitle Member then peso i cemfed In detail the nature hod amount of the debt of the Bergh, which he said, Itatl bees illegally ern named under a system of mousey and entsceelotent, which ought to Continue no longer. It hid been said. ell this money woolfi not be lost ; he trusted it ovoid tint, but ow thanks were due to the Magistrates. The property was now under the management of trustees, and owing to their good condom the credi tors were now receiving four per cent. neat year it was elpected they would receive four and a half, and in a mourn of yens, he could not indeed name the peeled, the debts might be discharged,—( Hear !) Ile wished stub to know the principle on which the Lnrned Lord bad granted a warrant to whilst he refined the same favour to Aherdesio, •1- thnisoh the conduct of the Magistrates of Aberdeen had •fferded much eftorger moons fur such a pro ceeding than those of Montrone had done. There bad been but one instance of such an application being refused, and that was during the Rebellion in 17-15. • Th. LORD ADVOCATE esplainvd. Mr. F I KIWCSON defended the chancier of the Magistrate. of lb. Burgh of Aberdeen. Nit. C. F088E.4 said. the Noble Lord in bring. ins forward this alotion, hod staled that the lowa of Aberdeen had hems declared bankrupt to the amount of ?.30,000I.; but satirist this statement there ought In be placed 60,01.101. espended on the harbour, and fur which the harbour dues were held as security.— nue Hon. Member thou proceeded to &tell other MUM of IfVIPOOO soul property possessed by the Burgh, and said there would ultimately, he hod an doubt, be found assets equal to the dischorge of the whole debt. The Noble Lord had stated every I. jug which made egsinst the Magistracy, hut not one circumstance in their favnor. Under ell the imputed mismanagement and rain of the stairs of the Burgh, the trinnege of the port of Aberdeen had, since 1810, increased front 16,000 to 40,000 tons. I• • few )pars the creditors remold receive fire p►r cent. for their mousey, aid .Limately, not owe of the meth. lore. sooo of the Charities, or one of the pensioners would lose a single Mamma/ of their principal. Th. 1.01(1) ADVOCATElelt'hisestrif called open to owes immediately the charge of the Noble Lout, nor should he shrink from any pert of the r espeusi. Wit, attached to his situation, end the advice he had that nlaire should appear to be illegal, then censure ohnoill fall upon him. It had heel, Mated by the Noble Lord, that if the warrant was illegal, no redress could be afforded. But ha woetri take •pon himself to state there was a remedy In the Courts of Law ; and it had COW been the practice of Parliament to interfere when the Courts of law afforded a remedy. If the advice given should torn oat to be illegal, then Parliament should punish the persist, who had stern such illegal advice. It bad been stated, by the Noble Lord, tbar the question bad on connection with Perltamerstsry Reform—an assertion disproved by the sabseqeeor pert of his speech. Should _the present Burgh System be Nutter, up, he gestation of Parlianntstar y Reform would inesitalsly be affected, as ■ new sat r,f Electors would be intredeced. The guess lion Intuited immediately upon the subject of Perlis men'ary Reform end the same yourselves at present eacined that bad been followed In 1788 and •1793, and the same answer would be made sow as was ',Me she.,. With respect to the prticelar state of Aberde.-o, it wassld he heat replanted by a Gentle- Dias Leisi .d Lin, (Mr. F. rbes),•hr.se local knowledge ma. tar superior' to his. But he must deny, in tt.o rrens t r:l !loner, that there Lad byes any prie.te pecuta•sers ou the part of the Magistrates. The weal !spruce had been or‘asioned by a public tneaautc, which Ilse then slate of the country 11..1 •,erented f,nol turning out so profitable as t!:e Mag:strates had a fair ei4l.t to part,. Shoo!d any of the M gistrates base rsbtaissed loans of money by means of forded minters, the debtor would have • 'good action against the Ala,4iNtrates who had acted in ouch a manna,. as the sehjeet of the duties of Ma giattehow, the Burp had tint been disfrauchised, and the Corporation had aril) herons, incapable of eonti mooing itself•; tool the seising aside of the Election had not the smallest connection aids the question of the impacts that had been Incurred. The aroortti on which the Election was set aside was this : It was weeeseary Ott • forty persons sioneld be pre .sent so constitutes Cosa; but be the absenre of one of the nuesber,• prosy might be chosen i• moment him. .At the election in 1816 a person of the name of Key bed been chosen a prosy. This eon, thoegh a re puted Burgos., was enable to Pressler* his burgess aiehot, or prove that be was legally a Barges., end Ihet inforsnslity had been the sole cause of reducing the election, sad of greOtlitg the •arrent. fa the year 1716, tzsinsilar rooted's; lied taken place, as the Magistrates had beets repelled the town by tie 'rebels, auk were oneble.fer continue themselves from the corporate day basinspassed over. There was es snore delinquency in At one ease then is the ether. Its the case of Montreal en Illegality bad been com- 1 soittest i ,and net ow error, es the mode of 'nage that Lad benttedepteal kW been condemned eves in the silt aisles 11..antithat mode was balloting for trh ,. se. cet4rs. The case of Montrose and Aber stin were ARUM, different. It had been asserted, Oat Wows else Act of 1169, the right of Weenieu bed been ill the Burgesses at large; bet each seal. thationwas founded ow palpable ;gnomons, es Ate highest legal aethorities were of an opposite' • .I. opinion. The word Cares, in the opinion of oho airiest profesitiostal men, referred to the governing put a the commenity, and nor to the whole a tho citizens; sad such had been the doctrine held in the question CCCCC rning the Charter 1111 the City of London, in the year 1681. The Act of 1469, in stead of narrowing, as bad been contended, in rect, enlssgod the tight of costing, as it enabled two Deis- Citss s.f Graffl, or Llifty Compote., In tole for • elettinn of Magistrates. In rapport of this 'spi t; Is, respecting the Act of I k 9, the 1.-arned Lord riorol a variety of cases, awl contended, that that Art had never beets toldn the out joet of com plaint from the time of its «oacto.ent. At ;be ri me of the lietolatiets, the rase ef the Brush, had been brought before P.lllemesst, end tiles I epeeist Act paws', enabling the Bagessee by a Poll Election to choose lb. Council : hut that was a special• Art grossed for a special purpose. Its order to remedy the 1111immernment of James 11. in the case of the Borglis. ;either et the time of the Oaf 14:1b, tsmi. had any complaint beets made of the Art of 1469.. The first compleirst had been made ru 1789, soot issat woo t' • p,erall•nt i n t h e p re se n t race. ay 1.01 utifcsm ptac.:lce of Ssutiassl, e Sir G KCMG E CLERK P peke in opposition to the motion, and justified by precedent the sethority of Government in granting ',arrests for the re-election of blsgistrates. Whatever malversation the Alegi. slimes of Aberdeen might have been guilty of, he contended that it had nothing to du with the present question. Whether strict law or uniform practice were considered, he thought that oo ground had been Istd for the motion. Mr. MAXWELL was of opinion that the warrant w i gs illegal, and that the inhabitants of Aberdeen were mach better judge, of their own interests than t'se I e .1 Advocate cr his Majesty's Ministers, who had nes. r wit and hem nothing of the Irmo. Hsd not the call be made wpm' Parliament, it was impels sihte to say to what lengths tbe little lento of Magi. surety might not have gone. bli. WiLliEttroitcE felt that enough bed been brought forward in (Le course of the debate, to show that it was the duty of the House not In stale en. Autry into this subject. The authenticity of alit most important declaration of the Mogittratea, that the old system was liable to the grossest abase, and lisil been the source of most of the evils complained of, bad not been denied by any Member, and that of itself was sulkiest ground for the motion. What would be said if the same abuses had •silted in any town of Engtaed ?—(llear !)—This was a fair way of petting the gentian, because those at a distance, anal who were mete eniniluenced were ille most impartial judges upon the subject Mr. FINLAY said, that when a perticeler Case like the pretest d, the !loose was called upon to interpose. The Learned Lord had made • tong speech upon the law, bet he had not touch•+l the fact. ; and if he bad proved that a practice esisted, he bad failed to show that it might to ealit.— [Ckeers.)—lst fart, no MIMI hot the Learned Lord would hate sodertaken in such engealified terms to defend the system of the Scotch lierghs. lie had shown an miter ignorant: of all the partlrelers of the ease; and if his law were es bad, as his fares were defective, his case had wet a leg to stand upon.— [Hear, hear!) Lard CASTLENF:AfiII waste mot Mee rises. but for the waif/wows je.l delivered; Ise an. golf' *Mins in rest w Itulr ra upon the ailmireb:e nod lucid speech of hi. I-earned Frond —(tesobter)—lbei spree* bad bees braid by obe ocher ride of th• Home io a name, which .ulleiesotly plowed Mel they were immospetent to reply is it. —sunistiari.d Woollier (rum the Ilppeshlau Betsches.)—The prat efict of she speedo, on the ether gliWe wav e Ible they as•swell she whale case; fir wo sine act of cam...slay hod bee* ostabli.hed ageism she Hoorah of Abetters. All that the blegistroor had dews was for the lg. picolcusegt of the taws, and three was as, meg an allegation of sal-admielotailise. It was set just. became they had hareasert meaty of public tlibeitie. which RA bens freely kW. mid the isterwl spas whirl. bud berg regularly id, is bread the whale body with *god 'nod swilMnotiwit—Ellear!)— It Oa. vibe obviou. film sip object of mrsi ion we. mealy What it was so otreasowly tomes/el est is be. The Moak Lard (Atihi bald Itsoblltims) bad doge el utmost to persuade it. floe shut he asked very blue. rhos hi. 5.54105 ass bee tbs. wow c o uld ' !eggs' ; boos is ram it woo sothiwg Hoe Mao is isiorodoce .aro Retlarod a Parliamentary Heron.. whirl the other she Hesse mould eat Mollie for Egglearl.—C Hear ! as hush :am.] The divas wen sualewhat Imo Moo to rover the reel purpose, hawever umfolly she Noble lard meat have ego...loped Li. osn tins it. roe hi. own part be (I.ord Las lerelosS) si. de. ' el•sedly of *please Misr oTh? the Aet of thilisse. the Howe tool I as jiwedietios so isterpote. and tabatever et t jeetb••• might Ova be wade In she system of election. it was se r t u as t e as c w .airy onloiiiia did not prevail lo the retro of Qrseen Astor t tar ! owe a .0. amestors of the Noble fiord bird hiswelf brosstio for. isollnd tit the Smash espnrwise of she bigbe•s approlKilb.e. Setting mode Its,. point. Isla ever. uu en... her egtsiey or interfeenice bad twee B , dablidged 8 ii*rissipi osier be trey Servirellble. especially if they were simMeiewily hold e.utd et might be Very Will to mot Grallearea is. 88514i88 instead M a Torr Sleogirsey i hat is Resew the Howe to be cautious how is listened In each Nalreeid..— (C: beer. ]—.%..iolser MOSS ler am cuesplylue siib Ilre olbelef..fr, us.. that if the Cruse assIIS is this owlet..e to late •pi.g itself on give directioso for didraschiseeseat, so awe r...1d serer. leowever trilling. where she is... rase sight Doi be Maar Iti.clied by shit precede*. Upon she whole. therefor.. he wo. well that the 115m.r wueld 110 Wisely is rejettiog the propeoitioo. A II %MILTON replied. c o nleodisBg shut • wen oitesi 8.. is. *lrina* sal • t I 'els.. r by the 'gained ▪ Ado, tr , she Nat& Ltd roppiwite (rwiereoch). or Is. the I.m.y f..r I of Ire Al.* init. tire wo allow S. ostry.s am knirell AC :So: :5 lot ..s bay sk.vt tut ius WV. :nue irif M. Noirvery of Haar's,ll. 1004 thriio •Tre!lo proof of hid wArt ... •:Mea safer —LCavers.l The Howe I"ers di u 4 d t 11/..umber. were as follow For U.. •••oina, NS I Aanirt H. WI Xafor.t %. S. Tbr , aot..oorrearat of dt• molt of She 111,66111 UR* rrorioe 4 Of* estolimo4 Acres Irmo Ito Apo.oltuoa.ble d,Y. Hoes.. Tlt. prigs for She prod..sli d a .1 glee osiers& .ilsormoviso at. led. 4 Se by the Not.l. Lord woo she* pas sal govatiro.l. lloora A. II 4\lll.l'oY said. duo As she H.e..e tbis are.• Si... had *tided !warmly lo•pboolla fort II tied ••••• after she anlrlars to soy. f.,r sober Popes c 4 , OPIUM( She Itatonouf the Lew ofierts neihr er.sn.—ENTr.l3. !LINKING Flrlird RILL iirr. tbs. cHATIcKi.Lon alw EZUHEQUER ap.vril. ghat Ile Mast Men rraolve lowlf saw a Camatessa as Ma *AM; v,* AM Ara. Smote Rdditiwwl were presiesed,llle /Amaral of IMO' lb rr..— That it was expedient that the Cashasiniasers fee the Redor- Soo of for Natia..l Det4 .16.18,14 be iillmsed la *crept Wets fr , as the C.ritemi..ieern and Treares a? i6e Witetleia Fool. for the trustier of Wag Anaemic., as the beek..4 she Beak of Koalas,. Toot all A moshirt for lit e, or foe year*. /rooted 14 web; C•ro soittbotert, obAl he charged as the feed tee the Rakittea of the Plasma*, Debt. The line - then reseleoll iss•lr Walt gewsaittee as the rise U Art.ll% libido is I. presaged. that she &Walesa' eat ) es ts. b.. 6olekareetl en per.sastell.eig atter platesalt wee be e.aveble 6, se:ls, g geld aa.l bilsee •a:chessiall. The flame adjoarortt .tt .we LAW INTRI.LIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, Aran I. BURLINGTON ARCADE. The SOLICITOR-CC.IIIIIAI. applied for en line agein.t the Defoodent. Lord George Cavendish, reetreieing I.im fro. granting @erliegen. for wak ing any other entraisces into the BinHoskin Arcade then the two grand entrancing already eonatrocted. He said, silo Lord G. Cavendish, being possessed of property adjoining to Picndilly, bud lately . erect ed a nose of shops and boildiogsors the West side of Horliegton.garden., to which beildisty the nape of " Burlington Arcade" had been siren. The wbolo of these shops gonijittlmf bat one building,. and be. tureen these there was a covered way or passage lied. ing from Piccadilly to Burlington gardens. The Western ESCilltlyr, or Bazaar, OSP CIOSO to Ibis Af. rat.. In December last, then erections Win cook ;Awed, a Gentleman of !hp same of Waif*, who *clod OS agent for Lord George Cavendish is this besinets, contracted with various persons to lot the ahem, and rirellated eccordinglya latter, appoint. ins a meeting between ton and two o'clock, tho be. comber 19, to confer with use trades**. regarding' oho letting the shops in Burlington Arcade: 'The pro.. sent Plaintiffs were miens persons who had entered into contracts to rent some of the shops; sod_ had several communications with Mr. Wart on the4gb ject, in the SOWe of which ea understanding 4 that then we. to be no other public accost to this Arcade, hot the one from Piccadilly, and the other from Iturlioston.estdens. The rent to be paid for each of these shops was, foe a single shop, io Ad. dilion to a fine of 1501. lbe 'sum of 441. as rent; :MI. being for the occupation of lb. shop, to coal. mence from Ledy.tley, 1819. and 61. for watching, lighting, and keeping in repair. For the double shops, a hoe uf 2501. was to be paid, and a rent of 881.; being 7t 1. for the occupation, sod 121. for re ! pairs, ate. Subsequently to the Plaintiffs twenties tenant., a steeling took place ow the 23d Fcb. last, at the Thatched-henn a St.'s...alb-street, at which a l series of regulations were agreed io. The tenants, took pmsession, sod the Defendant, Hearse, wee one of these tenants, occupying a shop nearest the Western Facilites'. H. bad slot been long in pee session, before Is. opened a eetemenicetins between the Arcade and this Exeltanse; mod this passes@ an opened was not a privet@ one, bat so public that at one time ettostables were stationed to prevent mis chief from tier great stetson of the crowd. The Loan CiiANCELLoR witherl to ace a copy el the atieement between the paroles. A copy being handed up, he said he could not read It, as it was not a stamped instroment. He did net see hew the ease could go on. 01, higlsires, as tho FM pa's 'lag I•ia. in fear, and f.►cibly raki,; i► i.stsois S ►RIM watch *ad NM► stoic's., hi. prove*. v. Mr. T1;1111111 eimesiseted rh. prn.o. eli..at. It appeared in ',ideal-, that the Prot-I-40r oat a banker et Homier. mad rn th. evening hf •tte flit of Match lest. he airs welkin* in High-ttre*, t 3 •toogh, she, by the gas light he me him in a very hostile meager. Ile held ep a crooked walking-wick in a deferialte pottery. hut the Psi. tam wreck him a blow ender his guard, owl snatch. lug hi. osich from his fob, made et In Ms re.rett, hemmer. the Pfell•Cilior street him a W•Or0 Weer en the shooklet with his slick, and ihe *Mr. being given, the Pastime. was in abort Will an lieseafier. wards taken lute custody. in coosegronc• wt aho Prootestor's deseriptioe of his peruse sod de-sa..—. When the Primmer was apprehended, the Prose s l i er said he sinteld be further routine*. of his oleetity by essmioieg his shoulder, which most be market b y the blow whith he had received. The Primmer wee immediately stripped. emi oe true of his slo s id. r e was phivily discernable a mark. eaaglt corteaptindt ing in shape to the crook of the Presenter's stick s and sport these facts Whig proved._ Tb. Jury, ender Ow Unrest) 4erige's *intim, from/ ib Prisoner Gaili—Deith. POLICE. Quazu-seu•st.—Yraterday the driver of tie Lackney-crisch, N 0.426. wes mriamosed for 'smelt. ing the centisels at oho British Gallery, Pall Mall. The soldiers said, he was übstreetieg other airs ileger, sad when they desired him to motel* 'booed ' 'lwo. One of them took the reins lobed the horses of!, ekes the coeds,* street hjes with his.whip—. They' oboe took him late ceatody, mod kept hint as. oil the Serjeant of the Guard liberated him. The reaches's defiled that he had °helmeted gay yea; or struck doe cerstinel, eseept by accident, perhaps, as he was flogging his horses. ' The 11111AcISTIATI asked the reldbes who gave them authority to act as camslabfes! The Serjesnt stated, shot the Commeedittg What led eedeted Ilse Nola's,. to do as they had dorm The M AGIVIRAIII told hire, that the camisole at an eshibitioe were of no gm bet as show ; and that setae. nisil or military, authorised solstitial to act as eoustshles. Be accordingly dismissed the cow. plaint. .111 A eTO IN -0 4 /MTN —Yesterday L. Perrin, a well. dressed hay, st'e't 12 years old, was committed for picking the pocket of T. Ciorke,.esorir the Olympic Theatre. of his silk haudkerchief. lie was observed by en officer, anti secured. J. Graham, apprentice to Mr. Robertson. Jew. eller, of Velliers.street, Screed, charged with steal. jog tools, a gold seal, garner, and other articles, the property of his master, was discharged, Mr. It. In. wanly declining to prosecute. MA IlLOOIOUGH•STII fiat.—Copt. F-8 attended at the Office*, to awl a Petrel*, vibe he said had fired at him es Wednesday eight, In she Pork, with • Minidrama* ; bet the Patrol* Rot Whig pressen, be left the office. Shortly after the Patroberrired, aid baled. that the Captain wee walking its she Fork with a female, after seams ' , Week, and he did hb defy by dairies him to go ors. Copt. F refused, end grossly abased him, sod he fired Isl. bloaderlowas in the air, for the assistance of wstchmew, and the Captain was taken to the wateis.lmiss. The use was ordered to steed over. The SoCicri , lt•GallltßAL 144, bit Meets eyelid . iNdotteke to Inge afirereint stumped. The Ln111) CJIMICtLimr..-1 4 tren• this ease west stood OtPf . I cannot •feele ittinnesoped papers.— They ere of no es. Nor*. - • *. ATTEMPTED MURDEK, ARSON, u• SUrCIDIS. LENT . :4O7fIS, Tataday MON she might .arkenal of Mill ympadNlerel. Meet - bead. am pn•ly alanerd by 1.011 Kfellall of " bleeder which pr ia ra r ded fro.. the apertures,' of mewed Larry, at the bee*, of Mr. Sheer... shoemaker. 11 was Mem, has L.aery am jealous of hi. s ite. ..I1 whack anemias bootee beet Mr mistily. a./ threateacd he, life. and it helms I... Red that hr am Mau pecan his Swot is esecetiams. Skew. she Maenad). %eat up mere a he. le46l4llDee t she rowed the pow w.amam os the Il .or, lichens% is her blood. tier amain Vier he► eat a Mary iron awe; MOrlll4. wish et= had Met het over tbs. Mad .ill .be mar iwra.i►lr. The lewd. Lady look .he pear W. 4111111 dolts sea.ni sad wet for two env m.trod. a. sad trued she bred ens dnrodf..ll. a. if m WM a heavy haefiner re hill hsah.—• The' appa, el piny. r rflbedics rd rhea Seel Mee to sloe boopitals Larry. tearing fiat ensi.mblr• lad be. 11 brow for tv Wk. hpa to emied), locked hi. dew and did not roe, ..et all the ewe- Wig. Derma tor might mmw...mt we net wen beard M Ihr rem. sisal about half yam eve stick the merateg, Jierpit item. .haw, nee of lb. lodger., was Neste ►s sh tame man ei Its-. which eseved hint to gel up. Mr had Namely RN half say dome the twin. abeam be ai.revortil that Lairten nem was on lire and the Wm', was Mid wish kle Imettelly .I..towd Mr. Seems, the Iladloal. M. run up Nein mil Mast iv re lie dour i She now wow .11 Ire is entre' Mein. BMWs imwrds•.fely procured br►e's. aid warms of the oeipNaNH am p►..my. es their .lam:wee. N itb mach doillicalsy die I. l ap csitagoadard. bet am brfore it had ..ant thermion awl all Or 'stroll'''. !Scat became the west obpret edmierwWwo, ed ay.n a p a e acme!, he was fused assisted es a pallier., is a corset wf sh. worm. w irk his thrum n• booster to sir. A lama fe.•t Ma, toile tat mar MN ea Mr Amor I It was Moldy .atel ma ll ard to be sic imiroarres aat whi b e hod direted Na sk loran am. Ibc read...tick laid soder the bekede, acAw.md to ►are brew Maircd there is tel ti e cleshn ea ire. KiNdsrov. afAßcau. CIVII. SIDE. ■URTON V. sHt T. I Tl.is we. an 'ern's, to recover 4 1 11. for the Inst of the Plain id's horse, finder the following circuses s.anres:— The Plointiff wu, • Gentlemen strident in the po• ri•h of Whitychapol, sod the Defendant she landlord of the Horse inn, at Alirklehent, is this coin.). Do the I.t of April lest, there was a bob. hoe mitt+ prif Ali. klehoin, and the Plaintiff within to te• the dietr•init, saddled Lis nog and set off for that place. When ha .trued at blicklehato, he gave his horor to the' lUfendant's nailer. But as there , wet. many houses sad retrieve In the }aid it 1,621 lour time before his horse could be put in a stall.— I , At last the animal was wedged in Waren two others.: and she Plaintiff went In partake of the sports of rasa! Tity slaath laiwTbe au a tr et ia l e : r i t i• i :r i e n e li t t the field. as hid return be called !t for his horse, bet • tart, ritest Itterms. mid the haute was toll. g lso; ar i o‘ '- was teat tote/mini that • (;rnilernan, ready bootee' sad ; otlitelool atirtirtsuo trivia. it teatlai brew amatunteed (WM he was to 063 CrilA has tech we belies, sever spur real, had pair! 3s. Bd . for the hoe.. ' tied, sad . .4 6 rousts a „ as I. dr.w eiwk. • was rode a•*, with hies. This dismayed the Plaintiff, I 'there were ot wore thou arep Igor tet e -so of the tt b ioloeoto he r eei o r k t e ir rtlog ot, 3nr hut the ostler comforted him with the ea aaaaaaa that (der.iet a r mesa. person must have taken Wm by mistake, and U. all oss.m) in toll oath Co rna lic, I hot aka minesein Y bet left his own behind; and that when she horses tittle jteltidtiog. alai there sot tenor ditopprobothm. I cleared away they would Serf "those hone was left for " n " a e r d ” l a la : o l7 aae pa , a f a t s ": us ' le ao s t bu tt s l a siett Is his may ° hohiettl.—Thus at:toted fFe Plaintiff went into the fo s t r . st i,d n I t . o w th e slope s ob oot d. io a w , swlt q will will.. hoes* and emit-roll a heefsiesk, being fully persuaded I wo”..noll hi. billing. I rib', aod tiresome. who bad owe amosell the atimmon in ibat 5000 hot"' 11'04 be left toll" which he Dud" I teat CUithrt. wade a lautlefl, sal sentnl,Or .ciao. Gnaws ride home. Dot he aes sadly disappointed, for at ha. mods no; roird te .8(s. jest tal the a meg •ade ot m. he I.lxl Peery horse was cleared dully, and none were loft. Mr arriiiiii• K t, was compelled to trudge home! ans....nit tor nit. hos ao ..1) gametal aside is Seam tar them to tin font. Alter a..n.e delay he otote to the De. , Scot ter d id not fendant, denianclitip; cheat for the loss of hr. c a j i :r;;:;, ism pommy Lone ;In which 11. e int keeper demurred, and in Li.. for ; Jae) wait.... kit e ' t o the Plain , , iff l ie sa id to it b y o o,ou.tel situ. uwJ Isfot i ood •h u e "iodinate . that .t to answer the Ina,. L. to so t •,,ke in an. " a g laals r caed at I " e ' ea ' askt tare." e thrr coin's horse unit tliou ISI e r Loa efitioisiled the 1.. • neat tpetehltied I . if Irmo poenelly,oi.d told them alit. of thoonimiti !am ;It tc:i:n toil been aialt ism 3.'otileritte open h, which 'thief • Is.. ...! • t•-• 111„ Ite vise .heat to uuthetalUed. among,' meek Tha roll. both; proved, f‘ttntl a Tt:; 1 .1:1: . and caLta4au. that thomelly osiolJ net. hot yea for the Plaititill—Dtatsges 11. I I`., wds 4101111 111. 1111 , 11.151 :he larglam. '34 he Met tea wars uiet of Kieft. int.: I .iud d o om noiu;, but be was reedy e, e.ht• SPAREINU, AND DONNELLY CII4L. 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