The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-05-24 00:00:00

IP' 111,1 , 11 110/I. 11l r bed in coining for of London were nuisances, they rum snoopy for such pi indictment was pi _ • true bill was foi t ti::• o n which the wo be n again in the *greased :4 4 , is I,woo • s on Alt • SVlSchiff IV •r 1,0110 Cue • v -• • a • , ich be felt Zjl 6 A f eed with ti ✓ lief arose from • Coisst was to judi •PF occasioned by ref v . t lry):(;osieral had, tY 6•11.141 i 110 111 j f. d ti.ro wet • 1•1 t 1.13 Lye aEllri... THE STAIESMAN Lord Chief Justice A1110,.—" Frrehaldersealy ?" M r . .Itoire llotatoro Are there resists rli. ugh gi. the Bor••egh in refuel" Mr. M.trtaYAT.—•' Yes, my Lord, there lam always beets enough." The LORD Cuts, Jenne mid, that he thought he role ought to he made absolute to put the iteration In a tonne of Irial. Alr. Mine WLTUFIIt, who also opposed the rule, ►aid, that if the 13th was improperly appointed, •till if there were 12 that weald be selieent. Mr. Justice IiATLET.—" Is there any authority which says 11 good J uror, are at liberty to attend, these is a 13th improperly named, beetles• that 13th mei infieenee the jeJernent of the others ?" Mr. MEntwaytina.—" Theta are 11111100filliell, Wiese, for it." Lord Chief Justice Minot. — l4 No, there are no sothoriries—if yon have any thins to state, 100 say orse it bersafor jest as well." ,Aut.it MADE ABSOLUTE. NAT 22. Tat alta V. WOOLF& Mr. Pou.oci moved the Court to stay the pre. ceediog• of two writs, which have been issued against the Defendant. Mr. P. stated that he could find am authority that the Kiss could take the goods and chattels of the Defendant. There was bat one pro. rodent for the last 140 years, and that was in the time of the Stuarts, which he thought ought not logo as a precedent in the reign of George iii. He con• aidered it would be a dangerous practice, because at the espiration of the imprisonment of prisoners, the Crown might show its merry by forgiving the fine.— He wished to know upon what authority any indivi dual had a right to intarfc►e between the Crown nod the Defendant ? Jody Aunt.—Dori yea Adak Mae it is oithostshe 'vanity of th• Crown ? Mr. Poccocs..—&u, my Judge Asnos.—Are you instructed tom)! (bairns will give the Court security? Mr. Poct.oct conceived that his Client would have no objection of giving scattily to the amount of the property seised. Judge ABBOT stated Several cases, showing the Crown had a right to use writs for the purpose of obtaining Goes, and he had me doubt of its legality. Judges BATI.VV, 1110LRO VD, and 8111,1101, of the same opinion. WILLIAM (WIXCIIESTM) V. HUCT. Mr. fleet meretrthat Ilia rule the Court imitated him against Mr. be made obsolete. • Mr. MOOIIE, on the part of else Defendant, begun 'ceding the affidavit of Mr. Hoot, on which be ob tained t!.e isle. Ileut.—My Lord, Mr. Meer, is reading t►at part n( the etfitisrit that has been struck oat. 31r. 310llith swath that he had •ot got the ofba• copy of the arneaded affidavit, but said Mr. H. hod been so kind as to lend his Cm original long all davit, with dm parts scratched out. Jodga Assur asked Mr. Jloore, U he bad the amended affidavit iv Goon ? lr. bluoar. —No, asy Lord. Judge A /MOT: —ThOn s tamest go so without it; ou hsd better send for it. Just before the Coen was rising, Mr. Moots be gin the above ease. Judge Assor —I think we had better hear this Lase when there Is a fell Court. Air. MOORL—TbiI DeArDdll At is here in penes. Mr. Ilont.—My fiord, u it souse to Isi the •bb of the Court tbls cow should stand star till Moeda/ merging, I bus so objection. • -4.1.-- - COURT OF CUANCTRT. MAT ft mt A trORNIT-01111ZRAL, ON TUE RELATION Of 11CDC!‘, JOUNION AND TIIE CITY or LONDON. Mr. WILTNUIICLL stated, that he WWI SOW to mess for an Injunction, at the instance of his Majesty's Attorney-General, against the Defendants, to re. strain them from committing certain iseisascos es the banks of the Thames, et Milbank-row. The case was yesterday before the Vice-Cbanctlior, but, with. oat heariug the merits of the ease, his II re. fused it, as an es-parts applicant's. The Vie, Chancellor had contended, that more mischief Wes occasioned by experte heather then trr any thing else. The practice of this Quirt was, however, quite dif ferent from what was stilly! elsewhere. The merits of the cast were shortly these:—ln the frost of Mil bank-row there was a kind of carve, forming a bay of 30 or 40 feet deep. On the right band aide of this there was a row of houses; and by this street there was se approach to the Penitentiary. The Meyer and Corporation of Lonrlon were the conger wore of the river Thames; and they, along with Mr. Johnson, a bonder, and Earl Grosvenor, were about to build a bank there, and in erect wharfs. The Attorney-General opposed this being dyne: first, on the ground of the City having no right to do so; and secondly, from the soil not belonging to any of the parties. The bay was formed by the end of •he street end the remain' of Lord Grostessor's garden wall ; and the aurora in the middle of the river being there very strong, it afforded a comfortable shelter to Ughterosen and boats in going up and down the riser in stormy weather. This intimation would new li tend •41 deprive them of that shelter s which was se agreeable, and the place become a receptacle for night soil The Plaintiff was, therefore, (toile jean ' -ward ; for while the Corporation curators of the riser, to prevent soght to be restrained from receiving property as was not their own. As presented ageism them last year. and found by the Middlesex. Grand Joky, )ork was stopped; but it had been Ihe last month, and was now carrying energy. Notice of trial was give°, , 00ld be tried before the Lord Chief the 31st inst., bet in the mean time might be accomplished. lamcct.t.os said, that Ibis was a Imo. It to be of the lirst public importance. the Vice.Chencellor, that melt mis exparle bearings; bat then this ledge whether more mischief was sot efusitsg the Ilienction. The Allar d, on the part of the Crown, a right ui-ance was made to the p.blk in. .re few cage' of a similar satire ever so, at min, t,f t 6 u: had been take I. the Court of Etchogaer. ■nd setae by himself when lie was Attorney-General. Ile knew the spot whet. the pretended improvement was going on, end be was astonished why the Vlre-Chaneellor should have refused the Injonetion. He looked on the case as of the ereate•t public importtoce: and viewing it io that lijlut , he, without a moment's hesitation s granted the Injunction. hew' rut LONDON GAZETT'E, .ILn• 21. Doecein-street. May '21.11119. His R•yal Ihribese.e Wit Priner itermi Ans Area araelasnly pl. &WA, isl the Nalowalwi lie b.:Salta( bit Majemy, to ap• pent l'hlsrles Maxwell. Litt. la be (leirernar of the I•laad Saint sad a►e Sir Samuel Feed Wiriniaillaw, to be (levetwir of lbe I..lared of Dewiest*. Carlton-Mouse, May 22. This Any hi. Etrenearby the Heron Fogel. Aribassolor Ex traordinary and Plenipmentlary from his relajcsiy Use Ki..gisf the Netheriasmi., bad a private italicises of the Prince Regent, SO deliver a Letter from hi. Sovereign r a lso hi. Hi g b ee ,. she Prince Eorthasy, Ambase.lor Extraordinary and Plesips so-missy from she Emperor of Austria, had a private audience 'gibe Prince Regret, to deliver a [...net fissa his Sovereign, sad to preterit la Mk 11o)nl Higglbsrrutbe Isniesin of the A liolre4lll Orders of St. Strplwa. at the roe Crown, and of Leopold, in Ibe name of his Imperial bliaje.ty. (Means...le alwo anusimsee. the baptism of the psalm Prince, von of their (loyal ili i ,haeoe. she Doke sad l)acheoixif Cam hri.tge, IM La Carlton-11mm of the Persia. Am bassador, the Preach Amhasoulor, &c. which we have sieved, staled.] MILITARY PROMOTION. Lawewirsiew in she Oedipalle Regivaeas Yrearwary Cavalry, Wawa by sloe V lee-Lieetrosei of she Campy at Derby. Sir George Crewe, Hot. le be Caspian, vire bir Hear, Crewe, deemed. RANKRUPTCI GNLait(tl:U• 1. rellfloll. Leicester, ciimistitefossiag Jew ti„ at Goalstball. BANKRUPTS. 1, (rum May 25, le N. Barer awl W. Sin7;11;: IrrtCes•Crrs- liousfird, Lasea,Ary, esdko.peiMem. Jose 7, ft, July 3. as the Soar Inn, Masernert. Ait.ruies, Mr. K&.p, Manchester ; aid blears. WWI sad G. Marafacd.raart. - J. Woodiestrd, Maaban. Otfordshire. upbarerer. Jose 4. 5, Jul, 3, at she White Lino Ina. tlasho.s. Mummies. Mi. Ilicorll. Batebery ; sad Mr. Phut, New llonnelk.swart, Lien trola's Ina. J. Comersetshire, clothier, Jane 3, 7. July 3. at the Swan lint, %* ells. Anomie., Mr. livered, tilteploo- Slant-it t sad Mews. Alesatider aid t. . New lan. W. Odeon's, (import. baker, Jaw 4. 5, July 3. st tie India A /Mi. Gospnri. Anomie". Menus. Alexander sod Co. New don i and Mr. Cruickshank. Gosport. C. Penis, Ilirasinglitua. glover, Jane 4. 5, Jul 3, at the Wool Park Inn, Birmingham. Animism Iles.n. Baxter and Co. (:rev's Inn-places and lie. Bird. Birmingham. 11. l'oycer, Shams-hill, Stalrowtsi.sre, butcher. Jose 7. 9, July 3, at she Littlebta's A.w. lan, Pest., sage. Astierniet, Mears. Pricers/ Co. Winds'. lee s and Mr. b.uith, Wolver hampton. B. &abb. Ilri•tel, twal•werrhael. Jaw 4,5, Jody 3, at she the COMMllleftilisi• Remus, lici.ini. 'Morales, Mews. Bounties bad Co. Boradotrret I mad Messes. Rev in awl Co. Waal. W. Brooker, Kaism.streei, !Iva-cat. Ilkockfriatf-rood. dm. her. orrhast. May 43. Jose S. July 3, at aim, Messrs. Qoalleit and Co. Prospect-row, Doethead. J. ()ovum and W. Wrl.h, Liverpool. earomme browns, Jute 9. 14, July 3, at the George lee, Liverpool. Astaemke. Mr. 'Jellison, Liverpool s mid Moors. Taylor nod Co. Kiwes Beat& walk. Temple. J. Bs. to tad T. Thomproo, Plevadolly, irussonagees, May 93, "2. July 3, at Guildhall. Mowry. Mr. brosley, lis boru-artur, Mays lam. J. Baty, 14 ash/Ikb, beekeeper. May 1/9, Just S. Jet, 3, at GaiMMI Altoraies, Moon. Fielder and Co. Illaltaolreet, Grevnuet•ausare. T. Sehodeld, k isgslao.apoollsamea.makster, May 55. Jose 11. Judy 3. at Geliehall. Atvenies, MOM. Parlighef mad Co, Lootinucclrect. reacksirelnetreet. N. Tolley. Midliogloo, 021ordeldry. eives-dealer, Jobe 4. 3. July 3. at Ms Three ti .ots lam, Ationviee. Mean. Plablapow esdCa. Urner-hossevideare s sad Mr. GIMP, Dad- M ley. OW ./. Ihrartherese. Devonshire. pawahnoter, Jeer S. 8, July 3. as Hs el. Plyes.rath•Jknk. Amman, Mears. MON Prissusalren, Bedford-row ;and Masses. Doses and Cs. Plyessselh.Doet. W. Part.. Nalferams. Yorkshire. stiller. Hey tl9, 10, July 3. at the Tiger Ins. Beverley. Attiarans, Maar.. Hall sad M. 11.9"4 %d. Itereherl.ia.M irdeld. Yorkshire. merchnin,3 sae 11. Is. July 3, at the Ken and Craws last, Huddersfield. ales. Me. Duty., Claseerplaac ; sail Mr. Crossland, Ilea. dervish/. E. Iterbens.Cobsertriand. Kass read, sweehant, May 93, Julie &, Jail 3. at Attorney, Mr. Mitten, Gloat. lase. C. Pays., Deeinsiese.linermlrapee, Jane 14, 15. July 3, at the Dmiesesse. Masers.. glean. Wartime and Cu. Lincoln's Ina I and Mr. Wesensortb, Monster. • 11. lianas. Rochdale. Lancastire. aroalleo.snainfanwe. Jowl/. 18. July 3. at the George Mt, Liverpool Astarams, Maws. Matter! Cei.Citaseety.laae; read Mesas. Kamer and Co. User pried. I. sad It. Caries. East Indirs.ebsamben, senteses, June 1, 8, July 3. at Gerldirsll. Agonies. News. Kenney and Bishoingasr-street Meth's. (1. Viteldiagino, Illsrt hers. Laseashire. fan.. Jun. 10. 11. at Ike Old Bell IM, Blackburn, July J. at she \rw Blackburn. Anoraks, Sir. itailierbaso, 'fitragssituu -trees ; and Mr. Malker, Preston. T. Feldass. Ranked. Ewe, lines draper. June 5,15. July 3, at liaiWhall. Attorney. Mr. Leans, Hanoo-gnrdes. It. I inch, Cesprer-rnw„ Cris Kited- f oar, w • ne. user chant , May 49. June 5, holy 3. at Mildholl.Attorsin, alwr,. Llattes and Cs. angel-nun. Thregmatrutnasreti, J. N. Bell. Old linnidmreet, slsip-beuker. June 1. 5, July 3, at (Milliken. Astarmy, Mr. Kirk•rmu. 1.. Niue, jam. Lawrence Pninaterephill, merchant, May ?i, hope 8. July 3, at Guildhall. Anemia. Moen. Vendertur sad Co. 8.-h-lese. Cesson-..reef. m ge g..uolg mad J. %snag, IJverpsni, merthents. Jose 7. 8. July 9, at the Merge lea, Livery... Amara.. Mean. Adhesions and Co. iledlsettrew I arid Mr. Caetwnght, Lim ! P"1. CI RTIFICATIA—Jems I?. T. lindpsd.ll•ll•44e-Nsers.lAsesslifer.desler Is condolers —H. N his.. Wansisisee. W !WNW. Oded-dester . Mantel.. Tiehleld, Hampshire. sereer, B. Cones.. Sdaithsese, dealer is heps—J. James. Sheffield, doper— W. loore, Wokeor haw aserellaat—N. G. Issfattaa. rah, Pimerri-bial. Bram& orret -W. Turner. l.so4uo•rsad, wtu.svr—K. banselisa. U. srrpwl .delr•wsheesrer—H. Wllkirooo. Liverpool, frier chdni—K. Pollock, res.. mod J. Pollock, Sheffield, %Dolma plerr—lt. Pour, Holborw.hull, halrerdarlore— , l. Cossool, Vo w Lard SaitldieM, ebeirdol—A. P. ffiekl. Leodeohall-mteet, sbpselier. PARTNERSIIIPS DPISOLVED. I. Goddard. wopeeller. sad N. H. Lenle, &eat ..osabridgewereet, Ilattory-road. Gear.—C. P. Sorevireg and T. W. Svokh. dreamt, Glaseswershire, woreesios—J. Gibson and T. Hamsls, Liverpool, Wove amid shipjoiserce-11. Coate sad W. Peak, Nhitebavra, corn-fActors—J. Wadtio and P. Owe wasits. Nandi,Arr. feesien•wanofacterere— J. Lletionbaold aid H. Rattle. Deal, rope-aakrn—ll. Lau rawe and W. Mercy. Queesis-boildinas, Itoiahisbeidae. pswerv— MO taker, J. Oman. sad W. Bro. p. INsaschester—S. Blake. J. Siawass. sad L Roberts. Iledford-oreel, Coveletignedea. &o -pen—ll. Damn and 1.. Devon, fleet-sweelel. was sad tallow.ehowllew—a. Nelwo mod 11. V. Webster, Nelsoaby. Yorkehere. eledloollers—W. Voasasidge. J. Levies. sew. J. La. wal, jun. midi. k tows. Sheikh', knife owassiteraseere—J. llWkleag sa d J. lasiarame Wouterhole. sowes.wshire. paper inaters-11 Ma J Maths nod J . UriNtisr, Welsh Pool. 111. P. Moire. Asiesio. serev, Itellwal•grees. and I. 'oadenet, Croydwi. hvarrey-11. :sad W. Moline.. s. elerinises—J. lksealwd. J. Haigh. s. flea& sad W. 1 4 WWWX Wood. LastaWire. easslasso.“— L. J. Mel- I itia and J. T. Nell, I:m4-s Wilff. LOW et . Ih:WW.4.*Orref. ware. Issoe.eowo—M. Stovall end J. *alley, Natiow's llill, York• shire. wellonwploser, DI V IDENDS. Jane IS , 0. Broken. Iwnearr, nisinnerehnot—Jone 2!1, 11. Janes. Touralloweneri.rond. asbesset-waaer—Josse I'. Colbert. Wevelmsonw. Tortillee. W. Ella. l'orlelkldi Toetddit, J. Wilk., NW. Harley. Votheliirv, W. Ilsolowsorth. linadford. lortshive, and .1. Iladvnersh, Healey. t Ilaa.spioners—Jere 16. S. P. Holhend sod P. Dalh.Vrorreseer, bopanevelowee —Jaw IL S. Ho.. a. Limproll afar-a. r• elnai—Just IN.. H , sad S. Moadell, lloitora-bridar, wholesale denpees—Josse I?. S. Panama, 111:60W•er greet. Loom. afft, coadb-pliter—J see 11, J. Mil... 111 k lI.IIMMM. lirwr drper —Jess h, w: Pike, Nl.nri 1 , 2 (I.,•kitt - June 11, I'. Jenkins, Judd-wren. lier*.orick.quarr. waster-mar r Jon,. 12. 1.. 11. 11. lL Cawsnut, Wellelwe.sotre, 4ognr-rr- Suer- Jtise 11. It. Saloons, Aldnaw. carpenter—Jane 11. G. Todd. New en.ole••• pen-Tcoe, spit it-rherrians —J one 1.4 J. W. Aiklmou Monte,. Serrei. rotate—Jeer It If. Mom rnrd. Shorne. Knot. and J. 1 nodown. Ilichont. Kent. temb,r rnerebano4—Jane 11, U. Laing. Ikesarorn, merchant—Jaw 15. A. 11:111, Ikayenn. Sint.rd-birr. denlcr —Jose 12. J. 11. Kaibn.. !joie street. imasisscr-Araker—Jane 11, 51. Humble. Liirerwot. inereltnol—Jame 17, J. Sander,*, Leeds. limit merrhaat —Jowl,. J. and J. M, key. werelwrit.—Jame YS, W. P. Recker,. W44'114414 York-bire, linen-draper—June 17 ploier— June 14. W. Jordan, 11;rawsod., likencentersbere, corn drake—June 15, It Sweet, Tasman. Senscreetahire, innkeeper—Jim VS. W. Brondbelt, P.eatan, Lweandriee, corn-inerrhaut—Jrne 14, W. A. NOM, Keinpate. Weeervennire. wilier—June ii. J. Kirkman, Wel lingroa 111.1rf/frry, C. .y-raced, brewer —JIM 9. I %'• and K. flare. Lacier. sailors—June W, J. 1 . 4,1ur. len. Old *inert. pure bourd-smanalnetarer—Jene 12. J. W. Swawelly, Fisn•sirrec. Mill. inerctinat —Jude I. J. Nowell and J. Boren, Jewre yrrer„ Aldirite,, wholesale stationers—Jane 12, J. Proctor and J. Baser, btryaiarlaar. cloth-factacs. The Average Price of SUGAR, for the Week, eliding Nay 19. i. 95.. 100. per Cots Average Mires of COHN of FiNGI.Akt n sod WALES, per quarter. trove the Iteeasvo, roiliest Nay 1.5: N heat. i Rye i lbreley„ i Beam.' Prow Oats. s. d. a. d s. /.1 a. A. . A. I 4. a. 4. 7: 8 Y 3 II 44 1 V 5 5$ 5152 0 31 3 POLICE. SNOW-SHOPS. ill•estrieitoess.—A HIM Iklit ita nuideet in Bithorgales Wert. samarened believe die M.svea epos ■ charge or freed. preferred NOM bin by as elderly Lady. awned Swoon, for selliag a shawl peeleasleg to be silk, which was ▪ sa. The Ceosplalwant slated, tint bre kosher had am tenting boughs a shawl at the env of the Defendant for 21. 131. ender. mamas* shut it sera ell drama shawl. lodged 11 had a very mall parties d web its it t hal r the time whew, it was s.. exquisitely glazed Mat a tuneable Judge might have bees impulsed epee. Winn she Coandahmat saw the shawl site dis c...w ied the mposition,. and reengoiaed it is be a poor Scotch damask Mewl such a, was emmasely sold la the shops for es age el which she had that morn% Went ma respecialan house Clempside foe CJs.fatseperlseiasppeaeaare. dein froefel, as she conceived,that the Defendant bad impseed epee them, be wean doubly impose epos them if the weal bock meadow ▪ for weber pmeadv.abe applied (or redress at she Coon of Car siren, bet was relined. it net being a matter of debt. We dies melted Ito try the Defendaot.aad went in his shop' but to revisit any further imposidda, tee did not edam thee of the astern at her errand , but looked MN a newel sad several yards of meld, many to the amesset gives too the Mani, and had them cot of. Se thee predated the shawl, sad Mind 11. diffuser*, but the shopmaa was excessively warm and abusive, reusing Melange she shawl, which he illaell• gamin her thee. The Llefrodant admitted die truth of p ats( she Comptina nat's nom het dewiest shot there was soy impositioe t the shawl was worth the mosey given for it. A pawabroker who was rearm said. its gamest valise was ea.—Amither perm., who was a silk-weaver, moaned that It was assa MC awl we worth more than 2M. The Detendaat said, that it was a teary article, wad epee thee articles every rrypertable trodesmaa bars that they west have a Imp roil. As Wks aim befog Mlb. be aid the arms- Netnews had sold It to themes silk. and Aim thought that they i had a right to sell it to mien as such. The Complainant And tined la a chindattiae n:nanirt by haeleg their g.. 41. tut opener bowleg bated them dents to a law ready-meary price. They had smother okirethia against clasping it. which was. that the shawl by being haadied was sea sloillogs wont hi past of •p -pearneee. The l ona Mantel mid, that the Complainant had certainly acted improperly la amt proceeding openly with the Defendant. yet he regretted toasty, that he email i.ni afford her redress, at the ease dal not came precisely with,. his jandsolan. Of the mature of the transaction. Mere coeld be bet owe *pinta* yet be recnsamended the Defendant to retire the money, or its value. to the punt woman, as a past of honour. He remembered the 1 tone it hen, if he wet le seam to the poorest 'hapset-per for any it would have twee supplied with emir meted in wetly. end ant charged she farthing more thus if he bedpost the greatest ledge of the article. He le intsotey to we Mau it was Don the ruse 111 these times, although he did not copra to see those tiros menus kiMeetf, yet he hoped his children weep. The Detrudnat agreed to c.mppceanise the smite, with the fonipialeant epee the recammerdatloe of his Lordship, who accordingly dismissed Ike tam taint. JUVENILE: THIEF. A bat. named Samuel Soyre, who gated his age la be If, a• charged with stealing a pair of bouts, vale, 2.55, from the shop of Mr. Lowman. • ibtelnillitf, Deer Ilarp•lttee. On friday mere* the Primmer weft into the shop of the Pros. tutor, sad teak a row pair of heals of she neater, with which he ran el; het being observed by the Prosecutor. who aas is lie hack part ef hit shop, he was pursued, and taken with the articles - its bit possession. The Prisoner, although so young. on, well known by Uneaten as , Ise tepees of • gang. ron-iyaine of above 20 little thieves. He had been tried as the tilt Salley. aod had twee whipped In bridewell. bet a than the Iran eller , . He behaved himself in the Dace wit! the mast incorrigible netintaty, refisieg . to give the loot access' of himself. or in answer nay questions. The Prosecutor asked, it be coon nut be punished without going to ealreandes? The I own !a avow said. it 'sieved him moth to see as infant in ir.st -tour of hardened doptas icy. [Arty end s. final hero used to ieclaiin him het -rare... and Isis holy num. a tm, nes to commit him Po trial to save has hum a so se fate. fully emnatitted. A new issued hompme, was charged • ith obtaining goods ender NW. pretences. Mr. li. Paget, oilman, mid the Prithatr came to his ware towns I n Th u ssr,,, , eet. and ordered a gesnoll, of sop stud .titer arteries to be soot to ■ Capt. Brawn, sear bpital fields. he goads wore mai li t a porter, who bad spiel order, soot to leave sight .f them without the catheey. Oben he alleged at the Imam a genteel woman said to a young man a his was mod ine by, '• George, my he-baud is at the hotel, take this war to lion. nod he nut pity him." 'llse porter oral. leeriest his guests in the care at a ha). who the worrrin cartrived lit seed on au errand. The porter Muni nn Captain as the hotel, sell upon in cetera he found both the goods and the somas were g•uw. the Primmer had cheated to many shopkeepers that he be thaw notorious sad was subsegeeatly apprehended. Ile was remanded esti' 'Tuesday when& coasiderable somber of shupkeepen are especsed to come forward mad peeler charms( • similar nature agalast Moo. A IDIXRMA N J. J. 5141 fH AND THE BANK. Get . enlarger J. Cooper vostlerweet aMI en ationtino, epee a charge of having ita his possession sires 11. Bank•lsones.The , it was elated. had hese whetted or Ming so Meier of 'urged mete-. amid was apprelwaded a few day. slurs% la ratersester-row. after mach mislead. by MR BDle•Sietel . firer., M tempelty web a pestle connerteill with toe Newt. Ups eestrebing him. three turfed sots were Asund in has posses.ion. Up.. his lirweausitsatiou, Alders'.' limits refired to commit hie, without the rvidrare of the tineieg clerk, le Within le that of the lespech.r, mat adjeuraed the esmatiostiwa. Mr. Aldermen Sun, said that be had adjoareed the , nation in ( , 404 , 1r4P0Ct of the °pirate which be held, that the 1 eva•temee of she sigaine-deck isneld he brawn forward. It was well taw*. to she Public shat the Imps murs were nos fal lible, for trey hod hated that good notes • are forged. aid that forged sinks sere good saes. Serb being the rear, he Hanged that a- tbetwegli cominantina was edvivable. the more it. it was ao very easy fist she Hank to product 11. II bed donii.rel requisite by the Jabs. at the Old Balers Red so the 'refill of the Haat, she bed Mow: fs roan! ihevidou Load "Mir'"? of she threllownterit, which bad hilly wished the pub. he riot. Ile Marfa, thateght , that to ondoce N cnolinnittiost 1 by this evidence, was a rest...mane. proper. nog ect regain. Hr. Rouses, Ire Ralik Snlicitin, replied did he bed sub. vented the of the alogissente to tke I Warman and she lll rrrien. a the Hank, lied the, had felt that It wield be _in i.- mivinlan span she e-tablisiwcl law of she lead. to strengths/. Ike evidence before a diagistime. They could ad! cat .as the I *yr a the lard as it slime, hod the A Met wail could do ta. The It •oli had coareilvd Is the wish of Jaws, 1., pentlarin: tee Mewing clerk its maw 1:1••••••• art, ie the tummy. slam had never berm dear. He itdmitimi that she Insperlins wets liable te mietnlips m their deity oranoortihs., but if e n s yrs, dilf..res4 I. the Owls of Josue, slime thespiad fiat efm nod is orts. a sehrct al' the last itilprorl.oer.. I. rows .1 th.t hp the as error wee had. sue tier testi wan. I: win These gieerol. she Dirrreits bed thought it ercritery to eOjtsl Is the peados now of their aigrette clink. ALleriona svelte void, me ea- very mere that the Amok had refe-i-il she tares.. Ile hail always though that to ewes where tn.. deem of a t 11011.efelDNee wa• et e, the bestrews. ?isle evid...u. omen to tw odds', ed. These D.D. DI tie lensed raw, crrtionts evidence sathriesit ivisofy him in ensamilleg Uw Prisoarr tar trial t het atom Overuse same liefere a Jety it would be th.-ir pregame tot lodge o 1 she renuuts wbieh lie flail Is. d to tug the my. -s. d i•vokftes 'Mr llonrita cabbed to Ire di•towth onderro•wl. tts,t reim.l In ',Trainer l'ar •Igneng ,Irr► sore t b e •w Hsi •o isnrnded brinre Jun, &Ir. A lilfflllllll Swint .ai.l. h. ennceired slim she Rust r ..,1 • worry NI rebestainwn! to St ! , Mleioner. i5 v7 r Y .1 4 ; i1 ;77.4 . .. 1 je j .1 " :1;.7 fa. . . _ . Pri.no +a• fu!.y roluni.tri L.r trl I. How. rrarsr.—On Nem dav • liammot Meer. Yates. add bl.tasiiefd. tw ri•e men charted naarp.ra.n af rabbine the finales in Dover...lnv/. cloth g she gi g di r g e on '1 aaraday ..sulerurou asolbrr esaintami.at. Mr.. Pope, an raiing•humor in tic 31.0 ..irf . a 1..41.11Na is the day after the dry the Proton.' din. dad her h„, ; o w , were Olney. and Rnbut. ittudeced a lUL and tw • hi. stale,-- Raberw had :,II Manz dealt-4 hart,: ..a3. sat h mar.. floe Po p. amen were amine remanded. . - Richard (hero was elsnrc-41 as Isi:Jws:—Edward that . Ewe. of Rninowielt•sessre. dep...ed that ahe Primmer restreed his service as Inolnilia, fa Dee...whet last. sad remised in the mils , till April. Ihrin shag time tan g rota • .4t.. *event 41111 hasdkereidelb. an d articles of plate. were Mame. sad lass servants. alio sere suspected at etealisae ahem. serediseltir•ed. —The day she Pris .ller left wyv tee be Seat le a bastes's is Hiawl•seeeet, sad perfroiling le be sow by his obtalard a new bat. T.ls circomitatice isdared Übe setae". so male r her enquiry. nod it was a...remised heysied a duals has Ibis niii•lng property had beta stolen by lbe lie a s... gmereed, that she ',commendation by shit+ he had nMaiaed adomdirm ante the ir.sne.e's service. Inas a forerd om. avid shat be had p ed •erer..l other aitsaiutss h) ,molar Lucas.. The Primmer oat fe.ly roeshitted. BOARD or EXCISE?. Oa Friday Jam Tarliar, a glass-lwail•onaker, reo.loiloas iss prisc,'s greet, Woolworth, mai chervil rich lossima sod a gawky or roastrahaolol class in t.i. piaorsioas, aad alia rids worki e ng at hie trade a i,lturt batiste ay awry al Ilw Mit. J. Spencer. I{...weatte ()Ricer, neat to the D. resolisai's re 'ldeate. Is Walararta. • Acre he fused him masking he.ttlit. Ile seised 191 M. of intessaufariared. together with ,ese ur d P▪ ass. I. an ones antreeirred stair, ready Cur II orkiog. la site home there I/ a. a frruaee , amt the aparatas accessary fur writ. ler lists. G. *sod. Sariterst to the Eseier. was of ("loin. that glass seised had tad paid defy, Mud sae sot made at any teAular ▪ 6.lt•ase. The lkieadaal, is his defence. said, that frltua the see paid hem fur bit wail, he could toot sfscd to duty paid ghee. The abae, fa its Itionatodaeltered stale. riot hon IL "I. pee lb. aad wheel made hole licodi it feleard ton mere lama S. U. per lb. At abaci price he could am. a all 1.4 WINN elf •11 WM, ablates twee Ikea n hare ?trimmer. suppo....c Ilm se sell all he made. whirl oat not always the ra.r. T., make ale of duly paid aloes ca. listpiositale. arbilie the re.t the Mode worked with eisiontband. becaav the duly paid ea-. me an mach as the snide .old for. vibes osaaaracestred. S.. shat It was Necessity. and ant iNCiill4llOll. 'shirt toterd him. us well.. many others. to tran•cress she laws. ladisal he hal ems aketsaiive. but either to du that or ais le . . . . .. _ . . The Cot:ns lanseuted the hardAtip of Ilse I)efeadants times Inn, mad toked whether he cool,' Mania no other emplonneni, fee they were rider the imperiou. Decessi , y of ',mask fag b oa whenever be was lolinJ olfending againpi she Negros" Lan •. The Defiredaat said, that he obi a large Noisily. and whilst there weer smell ouinhers ono( sat Sib d m ." as,, so appls for parochial seller. 'Woe Coast sb-erved, that he and the rest of the trade snot we the seceeary of assisting the Excise in the siippiessi ~,, ttf inlets unasisinnorieg for their own sakes, from the great darter sad little moat isbtaisted by porsois.g those lonelier*. 'lse shopkeepers "seen sell the articles for she saw price whether the duty were paid or on. The !Weather had interned a r eeky of 9M. hot she Court, afire au annuity ono his eirvsias. dames. mitigated the penalty to W. sad coadensinvi the at.. C Meer , a ghisseatier, residing at Walwnrtk, was charged with haviag VUlbs. of contraband glass is his pesiesilso. • G. tipewer, as Escise•Mlicer. slated, tint on the th).t. o• Manta, sad underneath the door. he (nand concealed betorert the piers a pan, remaining Dllss. of sionanninetared gl a ss, se.cheically Jenard evillest," that is, glass for which lie du-o had not heels paid. The Infrodarrt. in his deicer', said. that she sieved is pierrly tit ref..% and pieces broken by hiss ea his trade ; 0, e pa s t belonged to another penal'. Ile awned that the glow w concealed ii had torn laying by in years. Itolwrt &lop, drop.cetier. claimed pan of the glass, or.: esersolsonord the Iteferadant's staleness. The Serseysar of the Excise aelniticd that $ part Was reins. the rest was tallest. . . . _ The Defeadam was emestmed la dm militated perky •f and pan at Me glen forldned. SUMMARY'S (MICR. COLEMANATRI7T. Several Writs alSagairy ea sa-essrbralagra, where jvagmert had bees altered SS lr ere am satarglay rrecuterl. Tb• mai praelaeat of o *as was Iltr • Woos r. &UN Is Ail raw be Plasatof soma' to ftco.er by 16(114). the 10. a of 1134. 1... . . . alOr. Tl 4 es, appea►ed an behalf of the Plaintiff. .tnted Lim to be the mines., auto. wad iDe Defeudatst the . elebsa••••1 a• tnr of that moor s nod abet a In, q adder.. 'to the l'o••t: 11.11,1..5 the ressuaablenee , of ha deoutild. aad %salad call a inserts to isob-Saoliate hi. en.e. . . . Sevrtal a ita,........ere.ex - mos A. after halm Mr. Aautrtira addreo.ed toe Covet on bah.alf the 1/efend• thei. It hes 41,.4.011.1%GRUMF tohe fittratirsr)) rrenpiteated she ego f. e mill Ike arx...nevos of she Carrel, amid ...erdict lea, ft-cold. 4 for risista—Darroge.lThl .111STERWUS DEATH. ~~ On Wedondsr an Inquest W3hl Mid before T. Clieutto, I:tri, Cl the Mock ll .r.c, bas louver. on Ilse lady of an eleg oils rimmed (male. about 9.4 sears lot a‘e, ob. II as Nand deo'. na . d is k etelactowisrJenr„ on Tuesday Let. Kober* %lam. of Kensington, budder. suited. that oa Wed nesday the :oh inst. cheat tire mimeo , hefare tea o'clock at sight. he was *ear the thin Cow, Kensington, whim he beard the serve*. of murder tiaan some p,,,,,,,, am , • ,,.. 4 1 1 , b.,,, g struigled i • permii in riwripilllif with *.tune was wanted it, the top of the rark•nall, loser if he could 'ascertain from as bent • 1 tbe WNW rause. A gate-keeper 10-lostgiog to Keteingtitii-gae dens then tame up, and volomerrd mso set, ices, pie. tiled .. et sew mad the other maw amid go it tin Iwo In.. 'web is, pu ttees. 'Try accordion!, we,,, ronnd she g irdeas. by the ,nungt cad the it dilemma, but not betting auy owe. or bearing ints,o of Mr screams, they left the g . rdeas aid further parson. lt fi nes' added, the screams [appeared as if tram a female $ the brat an. s ery load. the *remit mot re laud. a n d the third and Let was very low indeed, nod which aat uttered as the communes of is dotal was bring lifted upom the park wall. amediel Uly en, of No. l'i, Welimitimmt.eet.QoPelt.olrent King's.read. Chelsea. gentleman's servaat, tottrd. that on Too. day efteramm. about holt% past three o'clock. be was stain tog le Reesinglow-gardree, a lieu he observed something a bite is the water, but did me at Mist repose it was a b.. 1). onto/ lb , saw the brads of Me doe mead above the water, at also pars of the hontiet. Witness Imeardi .tirly Ilea is orthrelt of :. person heloaging In the prim aid famed Jolla Ire, and ins. rowed him aim be bath seew lees immediately stropped ed tur dodos, west ism the water, mod Mosel.' out the &mord , gorse died. 'll Mee lOW We deemed searched, and dime erre I to Mr pocket Sm. Id. ia diver, sad woe hallpeoce s the fee -1 nor were tied op is one mom of Mr onekei brodkereli et. aid IM latter is mother canter of it, a blest was a tool Mint eat, aad marked with the letter W. i he hati taw it peak. dr. Mr. et Maas Jaba lamb ConsphAl. surgeon, Falgessare- I read, said. he was of opiates doe Italy at the deem-ed.afoo all maiwitide, bad received aim marks of vhskswe r and ar it as la os b:141 a state el peerefaetlen, it would be highly improper to epos is, So 'bode,' to reertate whether the deceased saw or aas tit is a state of pregame,. TM Joey, after a few aviatiles' elmosoltatim, referred a ser idiet of—•• Found drowned, bet lef is orhat amemos .he cer,a-e d Mae 101 o the water, the Jame* ye wit the utem44 Mateo tallies." WITH. On ile Sed i.. the lady fa Unwise Sahara, Ey. of gaols amptee-pinte, dmilmer. MARRIED. o.s the 40tH itr,. M Uteries, Mr. Wm. T INahrir. 1 41 0 As. riding ilaseller et the Ime H. M. Hobbs, k.•q. Mar 111111 . i4trdlei. Oa she lalt frt. al lAmbrib-.beech. Mr. W ing. beck-Bmeg, Mary-le-bouse. to Iles M. lAorntna, N Ir4syliss• One, Resolves, lerrry. DI 1.0. Oa die 910 Wet. al Creaby-reei, M'r•. thosloo, NtwiplioMmeet. Osi We 11Mina. at Whitehall, Martha, the wife 41 E. %%kle . ley, seed V. LONDON/ Primfrel rind Pah'hived by 4. l'swir, 0/1110E, NO 4, %.st.tyury court, Itirct •tre.t•