The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-12-23 00:00:00

• : • ti ;. t -01 `; . • I • i '. . 1 - It ' l ' l- 7 - '' 4 77R1F577 1 117CL - twirirpr. - • COURT or maws nEwcu. Dec. v - 11AILly MR. OTHICIM 1010VTAIL n. ExicuToas gAiLsy, V. ruizT, rozDza, AJif OTHUte. • ~, . 'Chia was* cause of, *owe interest-Ur, -, views*. .The PlainiiiPs• testator carried-on . ors% as a esegh-mAiter et. Hartley-row, nese Briebt stoke ; sad the preset .actiwn Area 'broeght to • ..oepser AQlal. f ,lito amount :of. Ida bill *Oast. sit OP ..Defendants, as being idiot proprietors of. * neat* l . mooing from Solitharripion so. LOSldeet -The ill* Mr, Mountain, of the tiaracee's iljead,:gasowshillfunte, ..., et these proprietors .; the keep* sif ett Jab arils. . i . ti4o,,eneshee; .the peoprieter . of. the intiatt: ssoi o thir4; end Pa pier and Hail, it** ses-laE coachmen, dweller's.. The &wad the ebacholith *, 011 their games petaled oo it,. es .proprietors, was . : produced- in Condon well es ft 141nd-bill to which ;they hod beep all ceoceroed.. The defence set op swot,' that Fonder was the oily perms liable lorthie coach. maker's hill, and that be bad &wiser) bankrept. .., 4 '. It was.stated that in coach ceireetes, one proprio. tee provided. horses for a =wig , distaste*, and-mede, .. i .binsai4f eingiy responsible for -those horses' eed . thelil t.-I,lmorsodent soother for -the treat diatom'', seise on • . i third provided the poach and. ell repairs, for whin; heves paid a ventage by the other proprietors, ma , Ildly three-halfpence a mite. • ic , Fortier, mho lived at, Basingstoke, was the person who provided the coach audits-repairs in the present . concern, and received his.mileage torso dohs'. He • Wool had is postai- gives the orders I. the coach. stoker; and so completely bud be made himself , solely responsible, that the bills were made eat end deliveredin his muse, bills of exchange drawn upon . Jinn alone, and the affidavit was wade to bold hintio : bed . it appeared also, that Bailey, the testator, knew the ..arrangement of the present concereosl . Forder's receiving his mileage, and bad considered . big. is Ms only employer. . ! . A witness deposed that be hid heard Bailey, elle ..testator, say., ` 6 . He toiled for Forder ;. Fortier was his paymaster. and be had nothing to do with Vie . Compasiy." This evidence appeased so conciesive," ..11tot the Plaintiffs consented to benonseited. . „ See Barton v. Hinson, % Taunton's Rep. 49. . . Mali AND •OTINERA a wilsom, ELGIEi AND -I ,WONTUINGTON. . ...' This was. en action torecofser the vales of 16 butts iit hoer, sold by the.Pisiatiffa., who are brewer_ , _ to. . the arm of.Wateon,Elgie,and Co. Watsonaad Bele are bankrupts, and the defence set up by Worthing ton was that he was opt a partner. The Plaintiffs proved that be had entered .his owne himself at the Custom-house, as a partoer at.tho firm; and that he .1• hrausacted bailees. sometimes, the other Defendants . pot understanding the . ..beer snide; but the Chia; Justice held, that though this would be conclude* -.Where the Crown was concerned, it was not so antis, respect to other persons, bur that the Defeatist might rebut the presemptioe by coester-evidence. , . . , Witnesses then stated, that the Defendaat, Woe. thingt on, was only a cellarman to the other Diked. . sets; that be recived 31. emeek sages; and that, though his name remained on the Custom-hos* books, he kadieft the other Defendants' service aid had gorse iota another Worts the beer in vestiost was -tarnished. .. . The Learned CODE/ JUSTICE hit it to the hey to ley which evidence they thought weighed the strongest, *and 'a verdict was found for the Defendant. • . —row — COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Dn. 22. . ~ XRYSER d: MOIL , This w*. an 'claim - of tro#or l broakbt le obtain .possosolois of 40 cooks of cote, detained by tho Wolit . Lodi* Deck Cerepaey, gilder authority from Doriotlanth When gouda are dalivetod te tbe o.."Wsal AndiloVeok. Company i they ;he a Dock-intr. , /ankle the name of the owner that appears on - I * t . A 141; latiling ,ar. 'manifest. This Deck.warlemee eodoried to a third party, transfers the seeds- -, I ~41se f ormat imp Ole Dochorarramt had Men rohelajia i :ly eqn , Ayst to the filotigtidir *he pukdwierd 'a, % Addle* ; bot.the‘ Delepolgobtproiseslyarivaociet ..teottey (at AMR sausequae, ikai beiliseefin. pr.- tikiled on the .Disch 101111111pIlity 11-141111111111011Mierst Of _ 4 1 ..4 f". .TittAktUttrek the Formai& on the larboora - sido. .tl6,Teg no ninginf wit .oe: ' she piiit-dt OW -Able: ' 6 * tlO col‘ • Nero, and 'uteri? *MS the csitetiitiorthiett: •••° - • • Re-esteiitobtf... l -I,l* sought stern to *al its otheri: 4 ' • I •.• Joseph diey, Monotikrittlitirlitio, and Ann,' Dontesster-.witsesr: aillk4is • Violet when the iteA dour beriijoied. -Be hair • A tort • stOie:than • ancii.•• vase beard, been I'he • soutitr coats the Atm, lituri 146**4 inveelf 'l'h Al-it taight • . token either 444 - '4 t ipetais trials!!! be done 944.416611A 1 r* was einem Pit ',nooks% • Robert )ordsley, htssler t r Ow • wee eAteadlof " two col Attot otos in lean. . - • • • course of 'wad t • striking . Mr. Sodom . ' Vita eielideidnut endieveri *lnds sist abliiitte. ' • 'Lltitr: '%rjeiid • tiiii dildhkiiC.Aii lei 'op''tfri•• 7111 , 6100 4416 ; 1Ji 1 at ; )1 1 / . 4 : 4 1 /1 0! 1 11?" 4 wit ' ' 4 , ..'lltNikiti ' ilen "'' n ' y ' cie j eki ''t 64 . kiait been aili'lliiii — ,l7p9. He 'hid* :eitii:,• iekoe't:ir ' •.• . 0 eaPriiiiiihliOund frp - M Priprebrikkr if Ail, !,:'; `Londin. lie r aria on •the larboard Pick, ~ collirit'that'iiii spiel° liiii... - Aiiiitheicollier,WoWhi . dillerent tack. • the secoiid 6oliiiii ; being 04'00;0.4. . 1 1 him,' brive !inlet( j ti itaxe,Wkti : g leg notice;; It` Wei eat, for thewito 'o,li ti 64l fiip . tarn te - ifit *i. Nicia L te Teti i• ', .•, • it kfitiele Po feather, seed i. 4. op‘itio dent ii) r thi vesiiille ' itayl, within fink* leitillilt ...at that vowel he lithe Favileoltevfilegaiseest coming clear ef the Pits' 14114 ill ARO ! . :11fitt . ilia on the starbo ard tilck.. Olt' . Alefell peek ballast& •Wistp .down, the . ameiii..• , . laid slits squired, wnd ' the Pk" was op • they em e triletto get a;beed a the FavOirite on. bil;e, ;.* side. They streak brilbe loCif bliitsit, . •;• there. was no possibility of avoiding it 3 thet atoll ii t: opt back their top-sails, nor . heave her is eta! As : w ho was before th e wind; nothing could be dew, t potting op the helm, and wevieg l he they diti:. Favoeriteliai 60 yards fries (Wei tithe . % tfit, saw her. I .; • :• ; Cross.eaaminrid.—Viere win 'retesting at elg. L . lito4 ass dawn the river, yet he' IRO before thri, '7 : :•It iris lib . .liiittifee ititerltie striking before she ablisitilbst del a. Vat:Wiwi on Soord . 0' bet ;,. yip. pfretimiei 4114 41eit i• hie crew was fifteen ' theship Saloni'l iiiii even • were ill open deck. 'Minas StiiitOid, tile' Mate of the Alert, pave - st: it 'in ' miler evidence.' f ie bee a an from the brig fay; 1 " Mind the sloop"?-7 The Favourite made no attempt 1 to wear, all her sails . were op. crims.esscnisid.— tie akweied and pretended to i misunderstand every ciliation put to him as to their ,attempting to get a•head of the sloop, and as•tu the practicability of going astern. Thomas Davidson, carpenter of the Alert, galithe lime evidence. Crose-ezamitied.—lle was aoltiii John Hetchin son's employment. , .-.. 1 Alriander Piper, one of the 4Wetik 4 i . geve similar testimony. William Seller, another of the wirN added the weight of his evidence. Mr. Samuel QsWry, a master of It ship for many years, sod Mr. Matthew Foster, a master of a ship for 18 years, were of opitiloo that according to the evidence Defeodant, semi 200 impossil the jury that perhaps it might not be necessary for The Jury; after conversing together, found e nor. dict for the Plaintiff—Dassegys 1.1071. • Crnu JUSTICE.—Qeite Mobli t Gentlemen; for the 'Masters of other ships who se♦ what happened, nisd were guile disinterested, pee the most satisteotery evidmice for the Plaintiff. About one atclock yesterday, ai a Gentleutan e. walking through Teinple-bar into the City, be Mt' pull at bit coat . .pbcker, dud, turning round. be ea the &note in the aCt cif ilitining of. 'The Gentl took his ep St4re:liii4 l to **OW a ernird, - wirete . firtiod he tad Yost Itii pOtkif•libitk. The tftiif • . 0 *Awl for 'betty; upen which tlitriginfleatati* • . is lethilteltictee, previdedite Woad MIN the''' . ' lurk, which the thief did, bad itel'itaial t illikat*. "-- This . . . ble!etibilliii •Of A -skin. tr evicts! plate . taihstir, Esse', an Toothy last,letwee*Berues, with, tb• chatispioaof Fewteets island; Waii **beau of tthe fist of tbo now of Ifoglotfil :WI a, poise or 101. They,4asiit- in a 30 latit tweed. ring ) .14410111 livanawith altaapsd; Nit slid thrsw . la at; hi. brother, a man with but 'one arm, acted As ,his : se. ettud, and his xeita as ,bottla.baliet; He was hi. stattqF followed ky kiggstt A.at bie f ffleple.- 'At i iitiiitg-io'ijia'beiiing Was 7 to Ton at the • • , S. 1114 t rd 54t, lkt:11 till t. ;1111 r 1 t,tr . T; iiitivitb, wits alieiwaltis titootai , 4 I:etti l ett'whatut ea OW' when it it t' v• 4:4 /16 °fiat btain. 'lt ea cell! it cot . ! into cesto , stillow-. friday coach, ,, 'lrtili, l ienr r, tgi, ) later obeen'll a Jilting , 1 first-petit; . _ ;time IZ:rto his hoe* be crossed the road to it,enden ittbiesachessalow mechanise,' he required to take him to Kent-street, in the Borough ' • to. which ' he' replied tour shillings end sispente. - The. Stranger offered him four shilling*, and -while they *ma then endeavouring to makes bargain, a electod Mai appeared in sight, end -claw loth* mow dim-. ilia towards - the catch. He • accosted litelirst man in very familiar language as his invents; eeimpenion, and asked him whet he was dein with thecoachman. The first onto replied, he intended In ride home, to be - sere; tb• second observed, " What a d—d feet lint melt bete 'ditto the coachusin about rid.,i W . , , when you know that yea have no money] tit , - tor the hire of a coach." The first man ap., 1 111 , . Indiesset at this reproof, 'andanswered by' seettallt, " Weil, if I harems money I have'a watch, saltlike coachian will give me a' ride home I will glee him the watch." The second man then said he vie determined that the other &Mild not ride home, end prorteeded to enforce his threats 'try violence, and actually potted him •ff the fore wheel of the coach. He then preeeeded to - dtag him some distance down the City-read. - • Heseld 'he distinctly sae the watch effered for t vide, *hit. the ashn was standing on the wheel et hisiftillitti. * It had a curb chain, with two Nib; shivair9loo" wed the other small ; the man litt-titerelieleilaqiill Send, and appeared to play with it, eeriest** `killed his finger. He described the 'first man to be *boot five feet nine inches high, and most, weertag• jacket ender a great coat. These. eond man be drat:tilted as very short, only about four_ feet doe. inches, high. Ile was desired to look et the tiro iiiii*sent, who had been suspected, whick having thee, he declared them not to be the meta; She taller man present he described as being like', 10 - ',l 'stature, tie Beduin who applied to him to hire his l coach, bit be did not rewash!, him in any other re 'speCt, being much thinsser, and hit dress not • corre •speeding. The tall mad present declared that he had no other clothes thaw: these be hid on ; they were of the most coarse description, the coat be ing much patched. Neither he nor his companion one detained in custody, there not appearing to be Ore slightest gv loud of stispicion against them.' They asatordingly left the office, and -Mr. Naylor's vela. hives departed, apparently satisfied' with the easy 'Hens that have been made to discoter the marderers Webber : sof their relation. si ~,,., . . ~ .... PO 1 0 IC 0 . • • ---is!— • Rickard Qiiek and Geo. shoo .le, aod the tartar before the titia( .Magic -- Salmi, in custody of lamentable iattinceit , weft detailed t ',intact) tt— 1 : dM-chibod4r, Cateaton- Street, . boy ...employ of the name of Henry Heady. Last Monday week, late iii the evening, a Mist goer came for somenseticle, for *Wit one rell- Hog and three halfpence were paid ; me .it was 14te, 01 we*" .rensained on the ceenter all night, and rbeia4 .wileeed .in the morning, Mr. Hales charged .411sudgtIelth having taken it; be.denied the theft ' oeroagij( l . sad accounted for a shilling that era , +And in his passession, by saying it. was given Nis: ky, MA sister ; in the course of the week, however,. ,kiteistet Cniled to sea . him, when the tal4ehood of has slag was liteepten. ,As the boy 11)4 always coo- Ancted „himself hoetrady owl properly before, his opltee .18.4010,0 , he. 'Must have formed some di.. keneel argoaintsoce, esti geestioned him very closely Aheasklect,; after - sonar prevarication the boy not *4. SaPieme.4.4te theft, but divclosed such other -tornaisor.es as led.to the apprebenoion of the Pri .Chick and Smith. On their being placed at Aptiojr Handy was brought forward as an He 'IWO that he was between fourteen Its old,. and had lived with Mr. Hales yitan ; about • twelvemonth ago he Timmer Chick .in Fore-street, with a Nina; be sells elecampane and sweets , he (Ullndy) purchased sow, when him where be worked ? be told.kiesi.at -Y., and in what street; Chiek thee, could not contrive to get some. i ;tot at : first understand him; Chick, to him. chat be meant, viz. to steal um his master, end told him if he could ehould have the hest half. lie was iroduced to the Prisoner Smith, and ;Ito tiles servant with Mr. Newman,. ?re -street. Accordingly about a month, sits pooleds of soap, which ifs gave to. se's lad; be also took the one shilling, ,heifgoence off the collider last Tuesday., kls.,mater was up. lie got no money ~ ~.. ~, .:.11se,sep, but he received one shilling 1, 7 ' , (peAste,sbare of a piece of cloth which, •, ' 4. • • O. Prisoner Smith. Out of the c if* Togsday week hepaid Chick Q. 9111Teltr"tvlottila cor.sweets. r . a bad nothing to urge in contradiction , . , s _ It hilliiitaliatite- On the Magistrates euquiring if theA hel sty friends, the father of the Prisoner, CAA speacloryard, end said he was a paetry.caok ,ned . ,2estectiener, and resided in Reynolds'-court, cittic - urrivomit - his son lives with him, and was ,epploped, *Jai :to Mil the different articles he alike,* eisuel l thietreets; he had.no reason whatever ,te L appenikt,of tieing a dishonest, tad. , 1.. t ..‘ . ..el the ispy . Smith said her hosband bad ,htteceZt u , %pia mson . . ad-house 'wee years • her itred„arliii. , a he kept good hours, an ti she hod ,tetter,alti„flaela.. to doubt his honesty. lie nasal . . alp( 100, but had lived inthe employ of !, ,lligtflas ,Cakilderer, Tenter -street, Little 14 1 ~X; etiiiiiiii . ,:;4.lgeie;street, attended, pad said i. I T *VIM iioi*. haliges 3 beer* Iblii An ill 1 eppApkg itottti;eseptlasce r bat be wit* cause ...: ~.. 4 . astitri....; :...: 4; .,.. 1 ~ .: .k'i. 44 - ; 1 C 4 4 ‘l,. : oat ;:. , ,z .. . ~ :,7a k, . . , - • .r. r"' , . - - - - • I - ebiL , , . 4 1 %440 0, ty the Plaistilt, .. It' vesseeseeepteitlu beet,: ' anis'Oet the bii-atihaiiii4ll4:tiot ii r d e n t . te r. rs,..kAk . al . . API ie e WNW. OW of,it, ;bp( tial,eueoptiaileeL. -• , ;.'s • ' tilkei'espoefally•si thefeliierer#llollo,4 d ' ~: • Aiwa use b oy I - itise.Guutifluestaiietheekol l that •k teas et greet lihrpeelliettik old •otreedeP.'''' - 1- '' ''-' '" , . . pce. fie its r 4Pi/ePlPPOl4alelmairt• ee• Weed* aellseellielier • ' 'tfn - Ottibi kit, as IN i. BoUl4' i' 4 '` -i ' `lb fitNiP years ' upon the easel COliettlLai 01111111.11MIS-Vallig• tier • young artist .was s b oodsgs i lt B attanet . r . ; , : , •o r two r p m ilitutoocif hitio,l y.:r.• ).. :Itsks ?me,- , 4 I.,ne A itiith m ili t igle sen id. 1144 , h it• • 0.5 .• ' y Sp the rrispnt • ~•• • I - .4: . *; • , :i I 4 4111AapAlt,11 , v. -auscitateow. • - .. • Yon' Ili . alidaAatot/ Peg; and s- hi $ VOLINIIIAL.fteiIas -te recover .dausages for the t ikrighilt ii two fgi el itt, ggi itti g h. %p r im,- 411 ,t,Piree4.; - hi ',.' * • *A ,aest• ibinket .befor,bia .v4lggto.lolll4lPelbli.ll4, sloop Nollitiim, • *lnch was eon wirended pad bleeding, he applied to._e prigs with p . -Uklll-hips' .usal,of epdroeuip by:the Ship Alert, in the -*meth ut iiiiii; hatf‘aftel4o-81•10 inOihiii c ilia plot oki g, t Pr-itsolet.' to , ; ilip,Xiblkalellt, au- Ithestight *faits .i•Oli of Nov. 1017. i ca t t r: ta-ewri., beat ` to m r - . it o l t ; ii .,ii•i t iyi4 l . , , , Min it, 4. i • : ajakn.,coisge, .bleater• of the Enoorin, lei' ahe gie , nii• ka o n l en ii n i y rt ifil ie d; .• ' Pl' . .2 00 : 4111.M spleieed to G A**, wheat 4119 woo WO yank ins blew .la wow la • - ; 4 , , , , ri ,\14- ..,.. :- .7- •A • 'i e ' '1" - '" 41 ir ' 1 . . i xnaTll.- 'sideway, in emir if . * . inlsly • Prep tilllkre eight::: lie pot bit : vessel% I Z, '_. k _ ney , s, virwolli - • . ; Node from 'IA thiLivisil 'betas& qui t he • Most one Asthri V•a ll 7,,.. 7 y o r t i t ikii - .' i. - a - -'' t „. 46 ,1 h i ite E • .: , .ulie lid upt4 smarm, the Anti mei zentitteed4 . • •' 7 * 1 7.- - ' • • -11 r ;;;1 1 e ' l. ' • ently lain 04 Is face, vsgs nt ep le ept .1)11sor m ' t i g g i :: The•Aleo taiod, to sepaher. thins and' sok •• iL t si ;,.., • A • , , i t - tel ; ,- . - •PAet• ITN „ •- , . •,_ L --.4- 1 ' , üblelehegkere•dosselepeu *heir . nidabipe. - '1 ; ~;;,:iiM re • • ; Li - 4,, ." ' • ' e 0 , dmil i m , - k miee!afla iii-f**.•.s l tr koto 4 . 4 APltil tilik44lolooolAsaider. , , Mil idesided , . - IT -7-4. -' • ''''.' ' l 7 7 '' i s ' ' ." .' - ' --- wi s a*° *.i.f.* siii .1 1 ipait.was, the 'Alert ought to ban • • • ..." •• --• . • '• 1-, "vii_L N l --- _. I_, Mr. !wet. L . tiv - ..', - • nelPiti 1 4 , 41,1111401 tat le . 11 4 . , • . - SOK 1 1 14-AVW.ib , 41.04 1 6091 ": 11 d e aa.A I ' .. 6l . it • - 'iii body" ' ' - * P . rft,ktfoe Teo*: ~• . --,. isi e en t . ~, ~ , , ~,, -. . . , k hef • - - " 'wee t . Aft big 1 4 ; 144.1tip0r .1 *alp as -betted .theldellkvibo ... le "if Wit AheJklfeklitiff i i. . VletetlPOlSJOl“gins at , . ate* , pr zfes IrlPnatalkisi . - p.i.-ihe •tior, aid iiisilt.-Arkey t O Mettri , ' ickeloPea•All; .AK if 1 / 4 4 0 11 . "F. iii ' ' . 'p, wits fool ith nriosied sod-wheat ... ! r ho Cheepside , was broke open sod . sobbed et 2441vieura - 0 4 0' - • • - •1 sloop corria‘, tow . ..!i t ., . . 1 .. ! . •,.-.; . . 1 or printed imedePes,-1•09 silk ecitlagni.lPO•sheitiv. lo . wi i ' l oo m crees:examiPe.d.-The. 111.ttlitittelk the Favourite . •_A seven pepilistic tinted .teolt pled* et- fieeth. ' l ,Wo ki ep ul d mi •Ti • 14 , were '• .4 1 7 / d • - i i I 41.-, ::6 - 41 T. ift. k ik; t ee it de Who rWo Or lift US wre btoi n. i was p i e d ' fa i l ri nd a.. r ad ow" 3000 peteoes we t e pretest, , sod coo . -• '• ' ' 'Omits '' va Ada•rest r' ''.•"" •/s' ll n7r' "" • ... oitoopletliabitts, • td‘ipV Ciligf.*. • ..(4 4 - 24.:44 4 i t t 1 i ifirtl ii ht. epliiiee the 40set ' 44 : 11iejed4liif 1 0 isai t * l .o64 soch , d44,.- . s 1.4 • . .: ; ; .yo 40 ... .1.1 . -1., ; 1;...) . - . 4 f• 1 41 ,-; , 4.. a, • . :.. •.,;. :,.. .a.. .: t 4! ...: . ~,. 4 , :Ural ..). ... !... ,a;:, ~ 1 - • S'r .11S - MA ! kl h t .-- reverst 'tat dm lad ran MA zmusenft - or • mit: eel tbatlisiglo.) . • " owt e pb 1 4 1 81 1 1 4 :Master and 4••••• . er ib• 1 10 0- Yesterday, tbetwo estoir,wbo were token into eisto - ow ‘.. 41-4111"116 k_ .14ese_ aria *l°l°l to 41,..Aktries•Arlaot week, s iedorwest • loweissomtwation ""°'" r '°•"" 1 " 11 " 1 11°O°•° 1 °°10do 11 11 • 1,20- Jihad. A baeleopecae.bmast statedc that 41a Friday '41••• *bad !Bios .ceold not , ..pst *Abend, or the Mb ke was dot will. hiscoach, ‘R° lll6 tobber. 31•04.-itbsd too* after an **abet, be set dews t-fare 'oottrits ••••••P - te *bads Similitt•Ot ;Coletwooke.ree didlagtoo. After that, be trent to fq . 61 °Itetbito bitibmo. waifs 'se task - 0 1 4 , 00• 1113 •Ot . a 'steed teendsacwil , Writ toddler fare; Soon Vier the.' keep tiottbocto loadwerd. - be bad added ViriaisoWest • the Mond, loa abienld a eac h aitaltatilteisitid was to Be irwribee- turn mating es-46041001wpatbi bind whom' be el** I Orate, • . I Lie iwaisiie Sib impaVaguidi taa"road to it.unden- t for the Defeodant, if the sloop had been GunanALy..—Yesterday Al yards off, she might hate been avoided. It s at o . „ com b , the former ab )ossible to attempt any new in 13 rloye.Oltiolone brought b 4 of a minute and a ball', which was till tier g o r , Isamu base keill.faifmakiaoldel; go eater, At hem rho following of the y of youthful depravity wen dela ierjeaot VAUGHAN roseto reply, when who GI M r . W arw i c k m a, k a , ta ll ow y desired him to stop a moment, mid midi It h as a hay his waroky I afesgst ti the ellWeiseuever the gistrate should direct. The Worthy Alderman thought !Ms a casetligt reg geared minute iovesligetion ; he !ism Sys Chick, as the atwitter and teach of thiStsad of et depredators. aid deserving of the Wo re ., could iisdict; he should tk et t,, rishment the lam s rem i n d tho . psittotiors far further examinati..n fig 'iMet to sift the whole Of !his iiiiquitoes euefidersoi. - '*Miat.soaciuritt-atitut —The goestion relati ve i s Obi right of the' disp.onst if dust, cinder, a t . i n Catkon-koese, came •en slain yesterday. I t h is been already stated, that tie bone and cart of ili r „ per, of Charlton, was token to the Green.i tt d ' • r the art of removing dust, Mr. C haying cosit t s tt . 'with a domestic of the Prince Resent for tho ai d ti nod it kits erged tint the robblau was the 0,; 11 . 'feely Of the Contractor of St. James's part& bt h Cooper was tolivkted by prosy in the penalty of 101 1 a peruse. hiving appeared for him, asit was map,. stnedihe ease was to be argued it the Ses.ioos, fly appeal; but Mr: Cooper iibsequeolly objected ti the moViction, and the 101. being paid, 1111 liCliOn pending for the recovery of the same, from !holland. of Mi. Biome, the chief clerk, on' the grounds ti;at the conviction was not legal. Upon this occasion Mr. ROLLA!" appeared as Couusel for Carlton-house, Mr. iiDOLI4I!.:S fq)i Cooper, and Mr. Anotttms for the Pitish C ow tractor. Tile case was by information against Thema f a g. ranee, Mr. Cooper's carter; but Mr. ADOLeitie having stated that'll)* ',lima pending for the stsil te of ehe hero and cart would 'not he dropped, 14,, ANDREWS declined Aping bite proof against Lsla. rant, enderstanding that - ill proceedings ec t o stopped, and that the case'llias to be discustihd there; be therefore submitted that' the former cotivietlOo thotild stand. the MAGISTIRATIt left the former conviction as it stood, and the appeal being lost, for want of homily notice, the c lilt be beard in 'utiliser shape. Yesterday the High Shet,i; of Scrim, end D.' King and A. P. Onalow, Esqrs. Ma. esteem -for the Comfy, attended at 'this OifiCe s l te mike *nquify es to the 'entietselly tong 'detention le jail of the following men, charged *ilk fiitony, Sid remanded ; namely, W. Push, E. W. 4116004 J. Je:breries, R. Wulf, E. Duval; W. 114d6h, 'mid J. Bush. A Meeting of the Jail Cominitie« teak place yesterday, and was attended, by 'the above a men ; when the produced, mantled or the latter n..t Peen . T-he business st au.l the Gent, Toe Prisoners tlbeir own .ollher pers.— redres' robberil rind Sow' Lichfield, Ott ; the efesollols peso atios the wholeer, _........- cohvivisits , INQUESTS. • . . --..a... • POISON TAKEN BY M !STAKE. George Garrett (the deceaiei) was Mate a• a tessel calpittha Gel was • Conning, lying Ist Blackwell. add' bad twist hoard the week ; duriui . that iiine he had bees is or awtie. t of cou• tiu4al hnosseatitin, and :tad hero ordered is be shscsiatgesi by the •Cs :data. On Friday tnontiag last, about Galt past se4 , a o'clock. be coded eat of Isis calm ott•Mt.lita•pbeizs,- the 4hip a Ce s il e c l in i tl r -c . 1171 I to . t " ake fu s l t i nie ld i . l is l ibV ‘ w I t i r ci ll f ' I tai k i:g d : e ts ' n t n i t 1 1l ism good, of the peppermint kind, sad I babe ma& a unmake, lowa . temethiug . winch Ms poimused .(„e—give sue 1.4.1,0 for oil,',' He showed Otepheas the battle: sips* It aria ilibel, with the words •• Corrosive sabllatate," is strong.clon it meters. As noses the deceased read itse . voirkit, be said; -' i* gad, it will kill mar." . pewits dark pistil Onaphene rot eradiate; thinks the decease took it in nuptaket Steele"' raa ref a ,:iodi , cal men; s% ho cause as son to passible; hat before Ill* arrived alse ducessed, was no mom. The corouer. (Mr. UN wkst) observed, that this was sot onset 'Wow cases of scaudalaus incaution oil the part of we scatters of 'medicines which had of late re fre-,uently met the flub is r),; the quality of the inidicine wits here domicils ...asked. Same dor Ist might arise st k etaer the death was occasiated ay suicide or accident; bit ia sects circumstances there blouuld bra lean ing to the favourable side of the question. Verdict—Aeci. depial Death. Monday night an Inquisition was held before 'fames Swat - 2eat, Esq. Coroner, at the Cross Keys, Wood-street, Cheapede OD toe body of litry Price, a well•dressed female, between:it; and h) years of age, lobo was farad dying iu the sited ou Fri. day night last. ,Mated, Bothers. potter at the Saracen's Head 1 ..E 41sat ou Fridag main last the deceased' arrival at the his be tween silt and seven o'clock in the Fqrtsmentit waggon; she leas then very ill, and was very unwell 'wilco she set eat from Por.smouth ; witness assisted the deceased out et the waggle; the enquired if be-knew wher.• the • Norwich wuggoa weal Rum ? witness told her that :be waggon set off from the White House, Gripplegate ; she was *ea almost unable to stand ; she poked witness if be could assist tier us 11* White Hai* Vise said he had so mods work to do that he nos usable to awn& iber , and swamis was tumble us lorocare the deceased (thole; floe expressed her walliagoen to pay) a porter. The dere:, ^Med away frees lb. las ; she bed a bundle wine her ; sews tr sue was found la an insensible state si: i lug on the step of is in Friday-street, bet her bundle had been taken ii aa) frost Isar by a female, who (be bye-slanders considered was the friend of the deceased; the Part* Oaken immediately immediately removed die deceased to the workhouse, where, on lei arrivic., she ea pire•!. 00 manila( the deceased's pocket a quantity Of silver sad Amlfpence was found, and a certi fi cate of ter marriage. The person whams:tied ()tithe deceased's bundle mot basis% siace %Ida beard of, It is considered that she stole Me yra'47 : The was a woman of * genteel appearance ;'sfeel ads in such Ips extremely wok statembeusbe was is the waggon, that the =bought is would apt titivate till the waggon at rived .io - - • v. •14411111111011 soda- ammillMek AM* proved that the deceased** er ni t ras-Iwt camik!ll ) ,ff actor stioh:ace, but that she tied a h awed death. Viadiek—Di 0 bill* visitation of God. DIED. On the 19th inst. at her ma's WIN*, Mr. Edward.. Mara place, City-road, Mrs. lwooi, in the 8241 )est d her age. Oa the idshinsl. et MI Mane, is the Polypi, So iteni.towP • Mr. Nil iaw Biwa racer i .1 DEC. Leghorn, nit 461 . , 50 Venice, 15 50 Naples, 4 • Pit Irmo, LA) per du. --v ia be . , '6 leporte, 581 i Rio Janeiro, 635) 9 per Cent. 9fr per rent. Agin or the Book on Holland, I Portnigal (7,44 d, in Coin, 11. per oz. V. so liars. 41. h. '`Ulkra. ss. 464. '4‘..statiOar4l New I Slicer, . - tot/NIXON eronfor. lot' Publiob•of by D. Lovot.a... it the S7i=Ltr7l&N lidisSury court, Fle,-t•prert. ▪ and was attended by she above Gentle. ten the commitments of the prisoners being , it appeared that one of them had been re. on the 10th of November, and the others at part of the satnv Month, and that they told subseqaently liken Wine a fslagistroito.... insos sits as fisf.octerrily esplained to the Sioei oil .kutleosen by wham he was'accompanreol.— roners in question were charged, partly on n confessions, 'Lad partly on the 08111$ of nom, ,having bfett concerned in es. robberies af a ,daring description in Esset ey aided by a desperate fellow, named w,he,was delivered into she -halide of rho ow •Tiorsday night. The re.earsignation of it.,. atladed,to bad been pos y,.:,_. 014 het event,. which' having in) Imolai(' lie brought iv at on wog? ~ 1 p. COUttat; OF LXGkiAbblin. 4 Amsterdam; 0 0 B. 0 U. Leghor Ditto, at sight, 0 0 Genoa, Ammenhim, 11 6 C. F. Mate, Vista, at sight, 11 5 Velure Rotterdam, It 9 U. Naples, Antwerp, 11 11 ex. mo. ' Pa lerm Hambergh. Si U. • Lisbon Altana, 34 1 U. Oporto Paris, 3 days's sight. 23.90 U. Rio Jn Ditto,l4 20 U. Dublin lieurdeaux, 24 30 V. . Corp; ! Franloa tbeMaine, 139ea.m0 Agia al 1 tiladrid,'394 *remise Poring 1 Cadiz, 39i elective r! Bilbao, 914 , Geld, 1 ' Seville, %; !New U Gibraltar. B 4 ' Silver.i