The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-12-13 00:00:00

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Is ..,;.• illito=Aireerti Saillloso only to all who do not obtain rase 'el this of toilets or okr Prism, . • .1.02 WINO ILL BEGIN IDA PtBkClAttY, Wlskt rho *a That Peter. will Savo X 30.0301 A L,L MONEY ..• , I X 20,000! lEX RA kAcit. •• lic into*. • - • .. -,.3 -• 9,- , Prime rd. . stfAjoitt akiany - 4•4 „,. .• . emits • .. qv , ....1 • "A- • 'WOW If* ceiito II ‘; $ To.. —•-• . SWAT ••.: '4 •' 1 4 , ,:r ....-_- ••,, 1- _. pe r cents i 0 , I r rear L5lO I t.••.: "..;••• • • ; ' • ° nry ,-- too • {' •II 7. - '... .? r a "Sr CentS.,.. ~.... ,4A N • ~.,,. ~r.u. .1.. _ ... ~.. 7 . _ 1: . :4 .., 73:4 . 0i , 47—__ ... ,6% e• : . ~- r• ' 7 - 'HIT.; '— 1 : • 41 61 Astit f,allataaVe iilltbeiline Now Ticket., or at. the.op. I Soo to tab' Miller roatte . , `they We're tbs - 14 t• of Mart b. ' ; 1 ... 3 41 f it 1 4 0 9•Leaalk , r , u l:f • ~. .1. .. . . • , C Aug* 4 ~.1 Oz flit wrede4 Flu. the last ler HISAO win hare thrum ad, ~._ i . ' ' . tirkirroill'iftil •• • • ; - • u - - 't e a m • —......,..5.._. , :ADAM S. ' '•' lit rley-STSegetirfieS.ln liiiitilitinlAll Wavy, 31, Dar:— • .15:1W TWilirlret DI Ill4ellolooollnef Crab. awl fano! Meney.'heteC ,A. , ..r.—rtrit•terint Slan)ts lOC eseh.44l Day,-Tir rind Drawn 210 irk to Lire 1104 *eels ,•Ftrst Draws petite mbar* 13,000/. &per maw; - t 'rand i111647:—1 Ite Mal Pik prides abovieDlol. 11.000'.3 per' Cent.. evil. '. psi Virot MOO 'PietrateAtia Day, WA with." , • IDery 'ticket, on thW PIM lisp,; . litelw. MM.:O 43 • lutrlasie waist, .tents SIX. piwouls each wore Inas sool- 4... '' COn ttli.r to the patrminge 0/ the public, h i 5 , ...01d lan* It . • Dere t tits Sall Ille WWl' *One —la awlttier All abet lir UAW 1 4 . tie, Lase hoilliw/iAtt•OAr• AO iMt g MOW le- % :,. • , ,_i I ton, J.. & .r. SIVE% MOST. 37. Carnati. it. ikkenbrAlm4 '''• ,PYrtllla rt. • .TICRY L VAgT tiekVillistllNll : i .., .. . ' *'. • ' 1.••• 11`4111otirlt. 'sit; At - Abdo Ait.'MAlliiiiielitio`eitreniiWitv,' Pottrinelda•Costben. 1inti 1 h41 9 11 . 4 066 1.1 by' '. . • • • • . ; •_. 18:•A. MOUNTAIN - end. Co-- -- ,0 ••-•• SARACEN'S-1111AD INN, sKiloitatirrallitt, . • , stiow-stu.t., LOsows..i •isis i' . st. .• the Tit following L I MIT . POl5l GOILIMS, • Skits, . L .. . air y (tot frein•the -above inn :—• • r••• • ~".,,,„,„.,,,„p,............. Peat, llamsgate. Margate, ~2 1 ;gi • :Slairs l ,ganterbury,, Feserskam, and *Nubia nem ' • ' at 1 .44 roi s se4;4very, morning ad a. 4 papa --7 t e:elpek.• •••••• liiiiinsivientiof Pie deeided' preference given to, the Te - tiveoph t'tfi, the Pidpriefora arc di.tet lizied4l o.xpfoe • . -islnii* be Viati.d I Co ' iiindei. it Vie file 'eisiiktighhsee if*. ?iStal •:; Kest *odd. - - Vile " Tail? Ifo," , eireelriglittm fee? fliat Diroiiih,ltgris:.:j • • ..I..tig et i beiforo ro'ctonlc, thetitigh - Itoilborn,: Intel • thet4l o i • .111upatehle, Beltithill, Fenny Stratford, coney Stratfird.T44.- .., cester, Werdop, Dtventry, Ounehurek Coventry , • and !Stens - , • „14)4ge, to the Crape Hotel, end St. George's Tavern. High - Stret t, Birmingham,' to Sh• hull, Wellington, • Stidgeworth,, 2 .lTheiton, Shrewsbury, Salop, Oswestry, Nautwleh, amtgor, .."Terporley, Ches ter and Holyhead. Driven through with 9 ' *Coachmen only. . • Iltedoirsequente of the decided preference given to the Tally -tio•Oonch. the Proprietors' are determined no expense . shall .be spirrrd to render it the gist Conveyance on the ifirathikhaei :Bnad• ~, The " Sovereign ," New light fast Coach to Falmouth, Ilya it outh, Exeter. Truro, Bodmin , Peuryn. Ashburton. Totnese4. ~ rtruuttitt.. Weymouth. Dorchester. ant • Salisbury, e'er, °h&j at 7 i through Mutton, Anininster.Bridport, Bleu& ' ( id' lik6C,libriihrie, itetton. Basingstoke, Hartford Bridge, illeet t wairr add Ila(isbut. ~ . • , • The • Wily Pity Coach to Wiyioislii. • (dries* tiumiugh wiLli two coachmen only,) through Copal* 1, • liiackmater. ~ ..bliatityntoke, • firC/ron; Yiliiiiiihreli, Andorer. Woodysals, tAttaknosre. Btaigliery. ilinittiford' 4. -Dorcheiter, - sit a 'guar.' • 4egOail 6 o'clOck in She morning. P f fig•telv irons Plymouth to Guernsey, :Feral, Cherbourg, „' Jib *does. -4 . e. every Wedeesday Ind uatorday tyleristrlas 6 / f, SiPek• i • . .: . • , Onip?on, odays/in, Pookesicr, Gravesend. dread, tiiipitgbourne, Palmitin' 4- . ospringe, Morning, caarter spa( 7. . , - • The ""I.lsifon," B,Vaihittn - iiion, Linn liF9ibil• . r,,i(itNAVirsi Alitrherfer, - Barlitjstoke, Ira rtford-bridge. Diaetivatert anti Dayshol nem four- fustsie CoaeliF;erery morning at o'clock; arrives q the Coaek• mai. /fortes: -tiled Vino hi qurarpfon.• by Pile_ it'etoak.- This is a most dcligh(l i . .n to .I.hc Isle of Wight,. Jerseyi (sAserniii. - • -- de Grace, Cherbory, 4.c.—The Proprietors • ' hope to receive a emainninneelfiSisai -to been experienced since tAs'etont • to Dorchester in kenrivatty, r, Rosimystoke. Overton, Whit -y, ,Woodyeals, thultimite• and 1 o'clock in the morniny. • Ce .7 ches. - through. I.3appelham, •erford, Newbury and Reading, ItcL? :meets* at- the :Greystosiui 'lnn, rn, Thorne! Street, and Sian, eidgewator,Taiintors, and Plfineuth . z bniiire." . a new Llrerpoottiglit - Dorsek, only One VADie carrying Four !oxide, sets out Decitg At ; ai-Ares atikerpool next Afternoon at 4, three Northampton, . Welfor.di Luttsriterftk, ± cUejb Arkerstoor,. Litckfield, Stone, Newcastle, Patti- Dirg,',lfoiriaglou and Prescot, 3111TEn;itairy, Ireltincton and Shiftiest Light Post - Cowles, oterg : yrs tied Alterisoolo.• -L Sanded. I[ars. ogle. &aii4g11401144. and Credits's 'Now Light fait t'ol 'Napery libriday, Wednesday; and dridataterntegs, at feu*. . . the 6 - Vielcingham;.' Leeds: Light-Poet Death, sets eat ercrA Afternoon at Tiro; gad-passes • throng* Italdoek,l . higglesica-le; Rohm': -Dock-den.. Batton, ,Rlaneford, Stem ; ford, Givetham, Gr Ft ant/*. Nerear * , Y4rtloM Mart4ain, •n . ioor, Re(ford, Pantry, Dopocaelar„ and retry-bridge, , 'ririt at "the' Goldin Lion Ins. Leeds, next dfteramio.' at ` i /6a 9 g, Abet Ant ior4fpwd.: llatifose.oltiptan and t • Fit ld toises, at reduced Pares.—Drircn thrinigh imar,yfflek men ila4oo-akarglista:aliclePttelaafet---cinty 2d. .it er • lb ' NutifY4 l44 4im .101. iimearimbe. • expeditloo• qr Couch it is tillawed to be theolost -isprkratitk 'and _ complete public eriVirterrVirlie North Road, being. j. 114440 44 iralker• • • 1 th'rkleitaie and Janos ca Aimktirsiof "adder weft", • Ylth l iieon, at Bls Vs& kg,: .4 • •' ! • tettiorea, 'Lenotorrn, - Gietna-Green. Anna, Dm t Ticarokill e f; ant( ale Aids .41.Scokiamitt •-ligalrtbotswltief , -• -A I • • tctismhAttuthorteg.o4lloerdiles• ,r; • • .2 i r .... i:oventry Light Fast Day Condit diary. atocLiqf at a quarter before. o'clock, through Redt.uru, Duo- mica MP Ito. 'Phi' idid 11, The Pltb P. 7 hi IV _ evis ;it. rAoli. bet very foods the cowers. H. foether . 0 11.1thelefore; mai fiihitt the "eifedd*apees ophieh .1 arloetatereo yen. Mee. - Seitawitik. ftirr-laitions Being twee Elitelit4dge. In May teat she pai4 i ts visit there, and -Wavle Okra on r 'the Itt/kof June, hut she did return on the Dee- No Stiapicioe,arose ,fins this eircutustance at .1 41 0 • .. 1 14,frhttn• a rit/Pnlit or teats afterwards, Mr. sea: l'bretOlt'. ..' l e eivier informatioa of a nature which excited pad .Streeg d .6is suspicions. this cireutaistance formed; a clam bled to the fasts to be . now proved before you, :VVlrealSksaficalwook was cipecteri to return ho.ne throegb lioadeta,lhe *irradiant left rittil , lf,.rd sad came to teens. Two cirenmetaiwie fornied . tbe OHS which I bare awes; Baited: :kt warlound, a pen . 'ming to the ,jno in town at which she had been slee'pliy . g, 64 the. debtadelit rime Ttlhate oil the 10 is Janei and ;Al .he.expected Ms wife,..7‘. Somedise afterwards, Mrs. • Seabrook arrived; and the defendant, for you will find it was ott, other. met ber dame, sail ordered sapp-r end iced. • Slie ordered the to be well aired, fur ber latastetrof .was rater ppetietalai• In Grit respect. There they peeted Ow night. They left Asixtikg a aninilie came hams alitts at day r.oeheer dna the As r.tall: 'Tile meaner is whieb this diactostrory was made I will shortly relate .to yiu. She was taken to tint inn. Mr. Seabrook took ber there, and when she saw the place she exclaimed, "I am undone; if 1 knew that it was Inge 1 was to be brought. I would not have come." .There she was identilkol by the servants ; and one of them after wards identified Whitlow as the person who had slept with her on the night of the 10th of June. The only question then for you oill he the amount of compensation. You will have a speech nothing mire 1 believe—a very able speech, no'doebt— from my Learned Frieo 1, by which lie will en deavour to bring down the damages. You will listen to him, gentlemen, and as you mast admirelsim, you will listen sod even, ifyou can, be amused with his attempt Which, if necessary. be will Lave recourse to, to make merry with this unfortunate . plat ntilf. But when yea will reflect on she facts, on the injury done ts this repateble tradesman who has suffered the severest loss a man can suffer—on the ruin of the wither of a family--on the injnry of a Brown .op family—on •the con !act of, the defendant, a man of mature age, and himself too the head Oa family—when you reßeet on these facts, ray Friend will have the laugh not on. Lis side, but all to himself, sod you will give such damages as will be a compensation to •tha injured, ;mitt lesson to the wrong doer. Philip DanbAsaminel.-e I em parish clerk of the . parish of Great Brady. Suffolk. The register .which 4 now produce is the titer of the marriage whifzh took place on the 24th of ir ehruary, 1801, between lien-y Seabrook, bachelor, of Kennington, and Harriet Smith, spinster. James Smith; brother of lire. Seabrook, was prwent at marriage in Great Bradley. They lived at Kitton, after marriage in Suffolk. live or six years. They came to Guildford6ext. and lived three•four or five years. They hive suttee lived at Compton. twelve or fourteen miles Isom Guildford, I /relieve, but 1 never was there. I think they :have toren clalldrita; 1 have often seen them at my .houee near Cambridge. .They Caine from Guildford to see me sometimes. ltkv fear, Aare ,eiuee the last time. They -IWed-iiiitethervery comfortable. I never saw any_thing to the conemer.l Is 1. • " . '. • '- . ' •-• By°lllr. SdAttaiw—ally Slit Sr li iboat 'fioi4.o years of , . William Seabrook Hap of the plaint 3 / 4 111-1 attee. is Saffios Walden in June list. I ettnr my mother set off from thee,. to London by the coach at six in the morning. My father Is a master - hatcher. :1 have six brothers and sisters. I Itoowshitlow, a ;Willem), Deer my father's. He appears. 'to he married. He has a son twenty-one years of age. lie brows for another person. He stems in good circum stances.. . By Mr. Scaaterr.-1 shall be nineteen next August. 1 don't live with my father. I left him a year and a quarter slice. I saw my mother on Tuesday last. at Mr. Pigott's. , hey mother knew him when living at Guildford. Pigaat is a friend of my father's. I riapose my father maintains her there. 1 am. not able to. maintain her. My father does maintain her. 1 don't know that lie placed her there. 1 a's know when he saw her -last. lam a butcher at. Bromley. My father . keeps a boy, not his son. My father kills pigs, sheep, and bullocks—many bullocks in tie year. • - . Fly ' Mr. Baouctiast —My father did not say that . lie maintains nay mother. I suppose so, because there is so owe else to maintain her. Sarah Allan, chambermaid at the Bine Boar, in Aldgate, said. coaches came there; the Saffron Walden coach stops at the gate. I was chambermaid there on the 10th of June, A gentlewoman came by'the Saffron Walden coach, about *lege* In the morning. She came up stairs, and went to bed a little while, she was unwell. No one was with . , tbtrat ot, C HANCERY.—FILIDA IN her then. She asked to be shown to a bed, for. she wad sot will. She remained there about two hears. She *Pain the bed-room then alone. She went to bed again •• 'SURREY THEATRE. about deems at night. When she lay down the, fiat time, IN TIVIDATTga OF WILLIAMS, A BANKRUPT. she had asked for a warmer bed-romn, as she was notovell. Mr.seloxratioatipeliedao thei Court to grant its alitbo- k ear no sae With her that day. 1 SAW her next morning,' rity to the messen g er under the commission stied out at eleven V i cleek e lo the• coffee- room. A gentleman was against Llewellyn• Williams, the haeltrapt; attpropsietor of w i th her. . ear pacsea a..a r gave .me something, the gentleman 'OW Surrey Theatre, to proceed to the laid thiratve this being liollaiw her with nobody else ; I went into her evening e and receive the, proceeds of the. entertainments ~ r Osime.ladeede- the bidtit had every apprirance of twohav exhibited there . The object • war to keep thettbeetre open, iordeptikit I. lidid not see where she had her breakfast; and render the property as valuable : sat coastal . be. Made. I ad, Dever seen tbe_gentlesnao before; I never saw )1413 It 'appeared that a petition was about .to be peemiseed to till hewent to bed it bight ; he sent for miss, and asked me this t,onrt to supersede the commission, on the geaaed z fliat to show him to bed ; *did to ; it was to Nn. I, ibout half the keeper of a theatre did not coins on Ice the Irisaiion .pest eleven; 1 .had shown the lady to. No. I.:lialf. au hour • of a " evader," so as to entitle bins to . the be nefit of,ahe beforq: he asked for a little hot water a little siftervlL have • Bankrupt Laws. • wen Chi lady last Sunday ; I saw her once at out house The Lon° emaNCE - ChOR. -Mho! we have got a theatre about three swaths after the tOth of Jene , she• was in bankruptcy at last. I itnew that theatres were often- hroughathere io a hackney coach; Mr. Seabro:tit sad Mr. 'times insolvent. They have been frequently in Chancery, Chilean' were with her; at was that ge,rstlemaq (attorney but to get-one of them into bankruptcy is a surprise to we, for plaitrtiff); it was the same gentleman Who slept I own. Teat may take the order. ,: with, the gentlewoman at No. 1. . --wmaa.•.- 7 • • i ßy SIG SGARLITT.—.They stayed a lbw, boors f I have COURT OF KING'S. BENCH,—Ylaxameax. 'Abler to do with refreshments ; I don't, home. whether CRINI. CON, • ~ the hackney coach was sent Away. , , . SKAIIKOOK v. WHITLOW. ~. : By Mr. BROUOHAW.—She was in a very bad state. •12r4ati r.ll 11 .e. Ctitirr opened the proceedings. . .„ A • .do yon mess by bad state ?t She would not speak. A i - Me Baouonau.—The plaintiff, gentlemeis le ti. teirlet-: laugh.) She was weeping. man of great respectability, living in the neightmeritowitif William Whittaker, waiter at the Blue Boar, wk. * Guildford, He had lived is GuildfOrd, and before that in •gentleman come on the 10th ofJone last: i 'saw lam since Suffolk, during which time hemaintaine I the charactgr'of at Guildford. idle' ;kook bands with me. - a quiet, repectable•tradesman. and inoffensive .neigbbour,• how 1 did, in a friendly sort of way. Wits He was married to a 'person who is the *Object oTabiaina tlorlOth or June be ordered a steak, and si Lqiiiry. , With het he has' been married for &attests pars; a frien.f. his wife, to came by a Coach. during which hr Mated - her With Mauna . kinaio..aa .4.01, They drank tea io alit. tle room, near the ,p: attention. lie has seven children. (If the defenda4t I am , slept to* No. 1. 1 heard the lady saya Ole ~ ennioug to say rousing but what caopererinires.... Me is a' No. 6. so win as No. 1., and her husband was bemire in the weigfileitulsood of the plaintiff, who is, ,as 1, sorsa man. •-talse Isaidise choice. I saw hire told yoe,a respectable tiadestnao, a Viteher. near Gaildfeedi, They breakfasted together . the ,peSt, oMfai thatlifendatit is *person' of considereldeareidtii..etunsevrtyal : itOffee loom. They took 4 coach fur the Be' L rata. proud, 'and 'what is ,by those telammatat ott the• thweerotiglas 'He ataid• he lived at, At 'hear ' terittl•st ptlnettleii held' in eeProlaiiion, huts given ta .01. 4. ilid.aarkinow,w 604 s meriting.; I wow' lantry, and 103 boasting of Isis success iit.eset A pey," Me is, Amiens; and. elm 'him.. .114.11a4 told,. _ else ihatteled,sed hie at least one son Ouse to mao ammo. iViiiikiw at our liiiiae. I saw hies at putt They-are- near - widglihours, aisd .their acteAralewee jute Larioyfirsithec 41elibeek hancle . with Me. fill tailed' anfoilithitely• IC 'the connection `4l, sslaich.i am et sne itte. i „l.6seeid ) biustlarria- • . ‘ . • ' • tr . 'A dtstancia, 'yogi to 3003 e e rcu , hers l. Sr ct e c er s col: . e4sc o ke .01 Mr . . Sn,selarr z-J. auutot i eepia,illat bi s opi c te t v 'id th e i nw ittoe l it)ait es lie F flua . • isfithe." The kinsten'tan was very tumid, .Ithe rehlearelotea:she" stated' h'erielf he iiiiience . df . eplather maleand;ilstoalt @hooey uoriesiserz; igie had' person. I cannot prove to you: but suspicion having led the a joke together, because he :Liked a bed, husband to make enquiries, he was by n 3 means satisasti , whether one or two e "Ni", he said, " stable Stonily Btritfaid,TawcaiT CrittnAis4fili:4l4Fl9 gelenhereh.-to•Witralek eitt'Litamlbgton. '' • - 44,7*e " SiPro44" to rook.,Eittrear.Ml9bs..Pliteyylildetett: aderland, Neweasete and lidiestrargh.'s Nee Light fon -4atkle Poetsroicio, with a -Guard- thrtneghbut ;setit . fiyry Moraine All , .by ay of Newark. ReijakeL. Ifirry-bridge, Tadeaster, Da r lin g t on , No r diuthans, Herod. ailed Berreiek, and arrival it l'orki/M %Ft *Praia,. genucsa Foons,--Driees thmeagla 'd rs'achrosen milY.Paseengers fielding themselves the jtoisrney, isscit'restviliat time day piatse, proceed niftiest any additinaqifars. , . Harltiorongh and Sleialtalt Four Day gaillet o , • ' Aldtiet*L.lßeirding. Lausbiturs; - ; Lydlegfteg. Jtr is tirr t ba t i ott o t Pl oo lirr New- End' . risen drones% iith one evark Fame osigr•uu , . .•- • . - The Sem Remit 'Patina Hail, Beide* aced lanJh. OW' Royston, " Cambridge, Hantingdois, Pe.terbovo .Doepiag, Spalding. ',90 &by. Agkrit. Drinistry 4.• , Evening, at half-past 7. o'oleck, tireaday. at .a before?: • The . "Express," a Pfew Light Four-Inside Post Coo* to Carfiste. PearßA ~find Whilahanweti..mith a Guard all thentay ; passes Usrongk Appleby, .Brongh, Eaves. "girder, Brggs, .Cislteif 'Ferry-Os 144 Doncaster, .Nepark. kiisioir,Y,.GrOnthage. Bfaittferd. 'Grew-• thane, 'Stilton. Biggleavade and Baldock,; Sets out in the Minting, and performs the - Journey frith the greatest Fa- • alp, AT airDaefftl PAM'S. • . . • Weavers detained on the road, Ay bagasse or plea sure:, :have the peculiar advantage of their seats being se cured ia therssext roach, , • • • . - THE ONLY DIRECT COACH. TO CARLISLE. .rse New Royal • Paten Mail. Cambridge Sea' Ware, Bingingford. Rack/and. 4. Royston.. Evening, at halfpast 7b'e oct. Sunday, at &quarter before 7. Kendal,. Latedasteir,- Pastern, Kirby, Lonalnie, Belton, Ormskieh and (larstang -Light Post Couches, wry Morning and Afternoon. • The " Royal Express. New Light Four-Inside Post Coach, to Liverpool, in 2S Hours only, Viso' Warrington, 'Prescdt, 'Congielon, Lawton, Newcaille, Riutgly, Kings ford. Stone, !gaped and Liteltfleld.' (cal' One Night on the Road,) every • Afternoon t arrives at the Saratea's Head inn. Dale-itreet. Liverpool, next Evening. The advantages "to Traveilers -mho honour Ibis roach with their preference are p far evertor to any oiler ea Das dload, •ai 'the `" Royal Expresi" is driven throitglisut with 4 coach men only 13 lose than any eater tom* to Liverpool)—a sa rimy to Passragers too evident to regain couromat pbesides Bee aktlittonat advantage, especiallg to commercial inter-. ista."ofpeaformlng the journey less time than any other coach ; and, notwithstanding its cheapens -and expedition, ilit Proprietors pledge themselves that for safety and ac mpasmodation it is equalled •$y fee: and shout beenipassed • "ft . .- A! - iliallbvdsturelPanterles,'ineir - bight very fast Coach, !very Afternoon. to - Lamed, itimke, Shelton, Botsleer, Tonatall, Lawton, Hanly 104 Holmes Chapel, This.irthe only Coach 41f eetto the Pottehs. WeskOde '4 -Inside 'Rest Oradea, every Hunting and 'lfCelli:M sea, AT aspycan. Pea. . i Ckester; 'Newport, Whilechairek, Tarporley. Nampt• with, Northrvieds. .and ...Mel/eyrie\ Light Coalhrs, rrery Morning and Afternoon. Stamford Lig:it Poehesonebesmverrhtarning and Afternoon, through Baldock, Higgleswade, St. Neots, Buckden, -Alcoa- Miry, Stilton, an i •Watid.ford. • Sunderland, tigeitlasuemed 'YsittikTfght Post roach every Aforetiog, to • iha Gies pf , iiiiiiellitakiertund, AT iteDrlC P4t4tEe., . • J...1' • .. IWe:stain's 11 : liespArearimsd Tally , Ho," Man ekester, Madam, Niumalitte, Waling, - Weiser 'sample* Knaiefe ..Nee •Pear inside Post Coaches, Three Times a Day. Oily ,ois Night on Use .Iloaat. • ithelidd 'dad Betherltam new "our Inside Past Coaches revery liforietng, 'tatted " The Express," and, also Rockingham," every Afternoon. AT anouceo FA nes. The.." Royal express," new Birmingham Light' Fast Night Coach, in lb hoary, sets on* everpafternoon, carrying 4 inside 'only. passes throng's Warwick, Lcansingia*, Sautham, IYeedors, Davesttry, Stormy-Strafford, and Telecaster, to the Saracen's Head. "Ball" Street, Birosiagkeies % **SW next morning.—Driveis throngle with twe coachmen only. The " Express" a New Light Post Coeds to Hull, Lin coln, 'Northcutt, Medea and Doleaster, every morning, at eight o'clock to • the CFO's' Kegs • Market . l i tace, Hell, and -also the " •Rockingham" in the afternoon-ail o'clock. The Hartford, Ware. lleddesdon and ategsniet CorselsH Tottenham and Edmonton Coaches daily at dean, half- past two. fire. and eight o'clock. -•,„o At Reduced Fares, to Leeds, York, .and Doncaster: tagasge and Paehages• at only two-pence per lb. S. A. MOUNTAIN and Go. resprttfully acqtrainttheir Friends and the Pohlie, that they will not be seemsetable 'for any Parcels,' Pessen;ers' Luggage, Writings, Plate, &e. of more than Fite' Pounds value, it lost, stolen or damaged, 'unless entered as such, and. the' Insurance • paid for,arcord ingly, at 'the Saraeyn't Held' Sklunet-street, Suva London. ,r7 - 7T - r 7 , with th, inqui . . u'clork ; .. arrires al the Goad Suilthatapt on. by Ptre- fed= it ; As sconce to the Isle. kr 'W - ?des, Illtere de Grace, (A is e n 40ori Coaik kOilf 10 ! t slii4 hat hitherto lig t'• . ,inept of the ,' Otto*" _,....' .. ,41.4 ht ilsk Coahl: la f!lf . high4apho4 TAaehrter, 4tlrat f c i p Andover, i Saltsbrirj ol u ift a.l 'past bpi"! 3 k 1 Nar ' Itristol .Port CI 'Ake; S kb'oroxYlh: hunger:, tri ed litentori . at: Ume 1 : a. I t o , .M . 4 1, host ntornipp. tlikellil 'Li iVr!is, . 'llriaya t ifititiii4 . ll,itch, . I • .• .a . n.l " alrd oil *Wiper. the.tlefendant 44 aopunitted orisnfaalooas . en It, Fmie so witii.tp)itinPre wite. ,I',b4c a Nimrod Termed laid, be expected rat pa; uird i subit.i; .§ut it, was Got.primpett.to‘bl la.lr c amt. he.4fenditot, .Wfii3Oakcrs , .*W . Ontilletrrleifth.thao parlour. .. The, Or,thertPati ?ogees office. and get* , Apr die pabi 10 .04 Arpt,.ijko teßf„ fit t§i t stefpriknt,„ .. • ; ...__••• ..... w rv.ll •v , , was a,particutar idr.liapppuir.o Lfia fiefelkfallP 6 / 1 11 lalsalpt hini go ici•bi/d nods - 4,t,,th rus ar., -•'..• . “, - --rir....i 411 laming. jet 7 Abe Tike Goan i4g, , gOraps- ' spl4l.l , ll,4sorilitisiti 11 0 .10 4.tt-i , 007 cliii.so:b4k V' lO4it O. witiose‘:: ur 1. ; 404,41a. P!ir t ; %faun ng, :`, Al r t At a mt Li l lWor • i 4044. sol+bect *Mb .;t4s tioi4dfoilia *l6e Loari 1.; . 1 %. frit-Wadi •frir: the Jurj I L kiwis's* ass wAsp!ivit tl y 4 s. i 4, ~ o f s t i i i . ; nd. * sow " with *k ap, 4,4410 :i Fili e kftt: igi i ovcsokaual ' . Hre 4416tbebelicred iris .r. Isscliit, vitou,uoo,e As . siiktot:ibusSises..l. Costirivi L. .•.t.:,1 :: . - ?soii4 a loart .g isa..! citgilif."*lrolls Yodwiwoaglit a it AViabialk Pr crtilj?iii:ife4Ki.4 .o.ro 0 0 4 1 1C0.: !Sbelrieolient dust isr Ow jgcott i . , lohen proom IR. N ns A sui u mi rodiA ls t it, rport: Wel ' . ,w:th her . 'tonsenr. she dirr ut act very Irtfoily i I. and I silted sk.lially. The 'question of d swages was very imp( eat will du fur they shoattt bad a verdict for the p! intire, Cun .. w~~F ~~ . • - .I,A;v7. • • '..;•—• • s I „ ; ;s . • 4 • „ D E C E . NI B _is,: 1323. rr-D$R. 7 :4 she .. , , , i. < . . r ,;... , ' . Sit4falif 1 . '11" '41.11;' • Rr• Vi sa : imatl tebea moo 4aec / and very tportew. if inslieriftc ; heti a glen Mr. Char . attorney, ... __ .... flthi August nith __, Mrs. Seabrool. it : teal toy ownr sogeate. 1' saw 'the waiter first; : he opeaed the coscia door. I told the waiteihisesil the chetah/maid. Sarah 'Allan attended. . ~ . 'William Bay, syheelwright, .0 . Cowpt oo, sknew that itilaintiff . for seten rats, ant Dever kqew but happiness/ between him &nil his wife. : Whitlo* ha; property; this house and 11 . 4 t a:fuse de,hie own. • a By 31 r.'finfiitti•-4 •Wpq't sagol. hue. not hearit plait:Ill talk particularly pf via wifif. 1 never beartithint sty Vitt two, or 'three Meg ,wmild . Wit satisfy her. e '' e 'Nerd'rxd.iilm Pay she was a good one. I !ward! .Moi say She' atli - good wife, ' I'll not say I did not sar ,that if I had two.eqcla wives i twoold give the devil the outs lai . ttalki iiiii the oilier; but I never reasember azy thing of that. ' • - .ereas by.anaiekl- r li lee i elp t i f Ifipalar g l,. : .. : -.: 4 ' ' "Weary Jelftiee. ,eithe k elnueter. woo- Iteqeitinied whit . !I , gloom add Wife witeast .%iWee4lfilrl4lll.llgefr They! Iff/ Rielld very happlif ftga,ao . •;•••• -on. vcenitiro e ,s , -e a.......“.‘,.... at 04 . Richard Hammond. termer, it,Corepten—Knew plsintitt and wife, and defendant. I never visited: . Ilquotv nothing of Whitlow's peoperty. By Mr. Scaeuri.— fie kilts a bullock . stweek, and si4 ' t or tevewshrep 'a week. . . • John Bity.—Phintiff and wife live id i put of Any. boase. I see them daily. They lived very comfortably. I. know Whitlow, the defendant. lie is in eery good tisane:. stances, for what I know. . ss By 51r. Scantittr.-Lile owes me some mottey.And f • ~ owe him money. i don't care about people 'being ill I natured about me and Mrs. Seabrook. .1 joke ofteii.toyeelf. .. I sever heard that they joked of her and Me. I Ail net go 'to Whitlow to settle this bniiness. I saw ,Mrs: Soehilook before I came to town. She is dot iii towntitat.i know- Vigott is in Court. Mr. SCARLetT for the defendant . i . rne Friend' s . ease has certainly slept Sooner than I e PiA tpeoted. Ile told you I would make a speech, which you wonld'adidire.— .oentlenfun, I have for many years hatVOccasitifis to address Juries, but I deal ire before floe I lii!Vey 'Malt' I speech t.i be admired in my life. •But with reaped twtbit . ease it i s very evident the plaintiffeepected to gets littlt; Money out of the products of ,the difendant by means of this ease.— What evidence has been laid before you t•. ) make :put a case of criminal conversation op the part of the'defearlast ? Why has not Pigott been called ? Why. but liecau-e I asked the witness, phintiff's son, tre.stioni which in tde it pru dent to withhold his evidence. He troop tell how slip li,ve.i in hia house, and who saw 'her beef. liqt who told the plaintiff of the conduct of his WI jet thilihi.: peer ? Wl:y -eas ni evidence gSven of The tia net iii which this import i ant eiriumst ince reached the litiaiand'aeirs? Was it not the wife herself ? And lei there • not eoliethiegie.bind iI I this ease ? The plaintiff stuidiotitty li f ept . bark all who knew any thing of her, wed studioiil hi:aught .fdrwsed ,erer.r one who knew notiiiivg - of her: . Why tOpt l P a called. in whose o ffi ce the Walter Was laid tO.Jaave,eped:Whitlow_._, ii He could tell whether' it was did aiejeddakif attmpt, W,lty might•not anmeritle Safi sePresentedthidefenthint at the Blue Boar, and aftereihnis !Moats iiiif,it.Vviter't,odic , u Whitlow, and :laid toil!' Wilter.".. Howdy yar 4o .4irr lie asked the Jury whether eltthicilsk pat.pasfltlie i? l' itiassligkle believed 'the ligitatid and Otis' wife to get 4 little money from the dtftlidSot.' dfte:reopelebered a case before his Lordship of 'a flatifatiikied far, a sum of toady. in which the evidence was for Med oSclify in this way.— They knew that if it was with the etinetvaMat of phe bps- band there scold be net verdict in his favour. This bad first been held le the cue of a Baronet,,who. vain of . his wife's charms, hid shown her eekedinahath to the mark who afterwards enjoyed her Ipiteibti. 1 Ile might eves refer to a very pleasent story ,of great . antiquity, that of " Gyges and Caniolos," bat they;wenChitid names, and be would not trouble them wish the pardeiklate. M i nas evident that the husband boasted of hie fedi topoids ids wife, an,i it seemed plain that the . wifi,.pat no 'other prod:mid the husband of the iransictiod it the-Bina lbw. , Mr. BROUGHAII—The defendant, MY baed• told his of it. . , . . • Mr. SCARLETT.•-tbil las I, ership..concern: Perhaps the plaintiff bad def eat •ge. • , fe, and there .might be a er t- i ir • But lie4O'llbie Con of .4! of Mr. Btanglsefe'e 1 ~,r would not do. He sehtialtteX 'pp. that the.plaintiit was not entitled 10 a ieediet m .111 i Sigely, away, this was altogether a seipleioes 'thing. , •The defendant, could be identified by i period now - iii,VOirt, whom tbry did no: call. The detendadt•liVed edit door to the plaintiff, yet not one wittp•ss the that Whitlow had ever spolten•one Slagle ward to plaintiff's wife: No intercourse, no attention, no familiarity w,as in evidence.-t-Was' there do one . % Iso had ever seen Whitlow in her company? . It notie bad ever urn them together, if no ittentiont hst;l;,belea shown to her by Whitlow, in Surrey, colas! Ihttfetiiie that the defendant Met • her at the ' . Blue hoist . 'it was suzely. v.ty remarkable,: rely ezfraordifiary,..be had entree heard of any thing like it. - Rut be , had. bard Of . one cane gentlemansomething like this.. A of `gallantry aed.foesone as he walked along the street, was lieciconed .to by a Fake from a,coaili ; he theight it must be ad aefelitiotaitee,an.L he went up to her, and afterwerds.to•a haste otibtfaine; and aq action for eritni nal. conversation had heels hiodgfic in that caw'.. So : the parti,ii had. never 1100* %too to gether - until the defendant was personated, if Was !tot lie„ 'at theallne 'Boar. ' •• . . Hare a Juror was observed to be geweil, .a.ad perefitleil to retire. -With consent of. all parfies thoolevekwer. • received ass altiry. - -Mr.Sciaimre.—.Either the defendant and Mrs. Seabrook hadheen.previonsly ion:pato and familiar, or thWissiVo.a don kid beee.mede , upon a. usual meeting Its lidtedea. I.tieliwnefl. he did not think they would beltei•e thlit it' Was the defendant at all. Paihips be was hit old to' do "'his business so often now as before, and he therefore thought of making a little prof(t Ip this way. But if that was so, or If she picked ,up the tdefendant by accident, they would either fi nd their verdict for the defended., whicia hefesto If trusted they would, or they would givithe very ioete•cole la the realm for damagew.- - - , ThAV • Ltaigrfilintxtron.—The...iirst question ••ihs, • - •••detriatiaaloooverlatablk lversatido dadt . to:hams. Vied ~ dime. rod, pablio-isonor jon ;Aro 4 Ude; bib. L 4 1K • tb • .114,11-4: §lOrtitl444l/111 plaintiff' stop at oar house DOW. t litVe oot itoi shorty nob bins. plsiotitt's attorney, treat mobil* Bth WI _Mr slid Seahroolf. Ot, las my own . . ~ • ,: :,. • h N ellallalaglW"ahhl4- 4, - . ' ' ' .•,,." . . - .11 t I o' . 4 , 1 Ni IMP