The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-03-05 00:00:00

. .1.4 W INTEL Liti ENCE. CoU KT OF K . 'sAttoYs V. Mon . ' COUILT 'OP CNitteCk.rtY; *aims 4. This ass an action " !MEMEL& V. CoOMES. scorer damages from Mr. BELT moved that the special Injunction which t h e one contained its • had been granted by his Honour, the Vice Chancel- and the other published for in this rase, should be absolutely disso l ve d , th e. i ld Newcastle upon Ty wrY•neta, same having been erroneously awarded. The Learn- tiff, who is stated to New Post Ikea employed to bit a 004, • d Coutisel Obierved, that he hart to contend against ht - Basingstoke, Beetles, and at Durha , amities. y -4.• purpose fearful odds, Net; opposed by Sir Samuel Remaly to have eacited the angry feelings of the De- d i I , t d i N • Spalding, Peterlotais c h. %Ottan i :and It a 44- ausl.Mr. Barber, but still he addressed his Lordship ' .oNowsng,sects to bteadded, by way of special verb tfoo.New Royal Mail Coach, sets out ever , Evettilw •c I ,: t fendants, who were represented to be Surveyors, 're• diet to the case, via.: that in August 1810, all Bri- fro m fleetest SPatitYs 1:01011. - Gritaohy, m id n u lf: with cinificitoice, feeling that tie law was on his sideb siding at the latter place. They did . not approve ofike Mossilibtol,litan,•;' and Lisda. Ilisoid this uith all due submipsion to the judgment Gib comolerce was prohibited .by the Powers of the a e rriLl'F'l7,,„ L anti c" 4 the plan on which the new jail at Durham &tad been Battle and Gulf of Finlauth and it was only carried Five &thick', to the =eel . of the ViCeCliaticelior, by whom the injunction constructed, and it was, perhaps, liable to oblectioass On by shuttleldd zeifi' lad clei‘nces, importing P° 6l ' Gilirde d arse" Itati hero eatited, after an • application of ass exactly BATH and BR • OL Flying it happened that in the month of May, lillt; seven tam 44 .,..i 0di5t , - , • It emoveal emuntride,' under Bri siAtilar nature hail beeit refused by the four Barons, . Caliwonsd Maribornarly ' and the bill tiled in Exchequer had been dismissed.— l pritebers effected -their escape Wormed. under- tr a tt s 'y's, the Greyhound ina• Sat not from that which had Thoinns-suers, aid She Swan Stribtal ' The 1../eftsndastt was tenant for lift, without impeach -') ail, paragraph ate to Wet. Hriagesvairr i tentoa, . ' metrt of waste, and.the hill was filed . to restrain him 1 Plaintiff, and it d in one of the London LEE S New Light, tach, f , ser , t . e . . nut every Morning at "baff=phst from working a gravel pit which lie had in one of his publication met the losidesonly, and goes remarkably fields. Now, from the fast moment that he had i t I his I out. Paws throu g h Stunt; od, Kr on the sub- lents, who imagining that the biNult to study the law of this country,; and Perrybridge, too the Galilee Lieu. that a ! out from the new jail, and Nut withaabdisig the onetnnmoa esr jest of waste, he hid always been taught, wet 1 transaction would turn- out . allowed to he the most agreeable tenant for life, without impeachment of waste, l of the badness of the Plaiutiii's awe tost the North Road, ' entitled to work the mines and minerals which he published it in thejour Newcastle by any other. i KENDAL, Lancaster might .find on Isis estate, unless be did so maliciously, i which it was fir ' Charky, Oralskirk, and and to the destruction of the inheritance. If this :PareffrePht by teem, at rive u'Clock. , which stated that this jail from GLASGOW, Longtow, an-Green Ammo, scat so , and if a tenant for life without impeachment . had escape d " had been contrited Browahill, Thornhill, Samathawitift duanatic; of waste was entitled to Work the coal and other Isad ati puss of Scotland, Oa, ea under whose management mines upon his estate, was it to be held that he was son," '; ' YORK, Newcastle, mid Ed alrtgh, ; with a Guard : Durham had been erected. This throughout. precluded from working a gravel p it? Or was there ; tendedbe) was i s s u ed at •Mx "a'Citielt, by way or any thing which made gravel more valuable, and the idd t o Defendants, an d Itichaby, it Horton, NortlutUertim, Du preservation of it more essential to the inheritance , Passeagen finding themselves the espences. The Defender Pewees, may rem what • than coal, lead, or any other of the various mine wrotea letter,'under th e assay ' wiliest soy additional . Ms shish a tenant for life, without impeachment of ' eerstreet, York, runs Coaches Whoa, to the Rev. Mr. Mt visite, was entitled to work ? Ile presumed to think, reedy Whitby. and other PineeP• gistrates of the county of VI '. BRIDGBPIORTH ad if .there was any di ff erence, the gravel upon the ... same Statement was made* s i Beating. . estate was less necessary to the preservation of the ; that the Plaialiff hattbeen . CARLISLE. Peeirith. inheritance, and less a subject of waste than any ' said , ; ants flow Horais, nail al • gistrates from his employment • . Wasik, Appleby f Om a ni!) • of the mines' or minerals to which lie had re- . roughbOtlge, Wetberhy, Atx ferret!. The doctrine for which he now eon- .at Beccles, for " criminal. • (the anthill way by eighteen .castle Paper, containing the fi rst. ; and performs the4rney - • teitilcd, he presunutil , to think, was folly recog. , been likewise sent, though It i *Wese so, k .e ' declined oft the. ly liived tit • the case of Lewis Bowes ; and he was or a large stammer. U was also ascertained, that the' - advnulage oof their seats whom, to the Chairman of the Worcester : i liousebe d been robbed, but to what amount could hot be then I W Alt EMU).- Post net aware of any case from which the sem- :lY by glance even of a contrary doctrine could be CH EATER , Newport, Quarter Sessions. . F or these two libels, injuelous..._.to tu sib r le et . . o ta ar i t T k l e te murder and robbery caused very consider- . Ste o'olo4. ~. infeired, except the case of the Bishop of London ; the Plaintiff's professional. charactee,,he broagist sue 'thrill s di trot avi !age; was e/seerra; that Jahn Mat - Pi:litho:eh, :uu.! Middlewich and ll'ebh, which, he presumed, would be referred present action. , .. • 1 Pelked et lbeltet= r ty of the peou name did ul w er h e l u Ch lu was wi tte had * kap vital ~ FivedOinak. ~ . The ATTOR4EY:GE nd or suspicion 'as hiin -. • YERAL hiring stated the case ' I gr. ~ 00 . arm t .it was proved that he was ' . SUNDERLAND, Slot f to on the other side. That was a Bill to restrain the to Defendant from making of bricks out of the soil ; : on the part of the Plaiptiffethe witnesses were tailed. . rtre in e st w a gesee7sa P t e e r r tt l ieltw wa l s kito see e r i nea t r o t t h b e tt e r cefld ; s l„ use r; i hi. rit i t7ClPS e 'Cl. f fi rg rV l :,.. - but the material ground of the application was, that i Mr. Andrews, ,the 4‘gtlle for Newspapers at a . tiodt eight o'etrek, althour he denied haying been at that end : sistWoolverhaMpt j ont:-POst-t,., the act sought to be restrained would totally destroy . New castle-upon-Tyne, proved that • the Defendast, s 17,ettlItt village ai durir t that: a ght. O l e of the witnesses b stated,l SHREWSBURY, ,Wellingtoa, nett Shiffnal, Past C= the inheritance, and convert the land from whence Moneypenny, had delivered the Patograultlejtiet to r to the d ed's door, about eisrlisatao'clocnik, an I v ott that 17 called k t h ;la Y 7 B l4 l . l a fit v i A g to i tter E- 1 -I t e ast li Aot ai Fi V Ciaricigu ,Coat , lulled t h e Reek.. the bricks were taken into a pool of water. There .be printed, but. that disliking its tendeney r .bes t hed i t it bits 11! Of tin* sityiag, s. Good night, Master Matthews."., 1 hiekaitis,.everstideekteg.. •• -- - was, besides, this material distinction between that ; altered the word " contrived into built, sad IthC. in elttarViner " y am r7 er, il o b a kh oce be in ° = : 1 c fr i ontc as t be as i r 1 * W • Pl. " 4l2"NEWeaelle4ii ' it;"4nrd ' " i " " bv e i OW Viking: _ ,_: - •,._,• ° '. .... d " person" into architect, in the first libel. ?It _ knew •hiti extremely well. Another witness, who saw him T ellabllNGlAJfk.SfrreOrY Poesy Goof*, with ar_ VI ease and the present, that there the Defendant was is word slot tettaut for life, but merely tenant for a number : was proved that at the top et . the tett " .eti Id e., l l. close i t h o tit th r e s g e ezase ho ' w do ag or e , o o t : e teerv r e: . l i :::; , :"rkit l iti o , that he tad i tr , warty. Afterati v antreacherßirminglem vest' Id Mak ef years. A. tenant for . life had an interest in the Methole, the ecoud e libel, the word priville leas ' meaning John Matthews, skulking about the Zoirngolfnart: morn ing , .. il a t ril: 17 41 , 1 0 . *It a ti m it i lost, a st m od Shipstwai, to the Serenely written; but that Rev. Clergyman had destad alas ceased, - ind bad also seen hien in the same situation on the Sunday - flowden, and estate which a tenant fora number of years floret could have. The Bill in this case did not allege that duly,ai bt revions lad wondered what he could notwithstanding, t o COMMUllieate it. ••t4 P .! ' —want there. -- ' Coach, every pi:wising ts , sdenied being at the door of the deceased, but was not . Sun ism. AI ytosogale the act complained of was wantonly &ma liciously ' Mr.P.i ea, for the Defendants , spoke in mitigathap r ah* aa optimal for tirt hist half hour of the time when the ann.- ;• HERTk/RD,' , , _ m. com %Imitted. !hatter these circumstance:, it was thaaght • very ornleg.. done, or that it could have the e f f ect of destroying .of darn ea. ee ' • • • ' • i. der Is tight by the inkithitaati to stop his marriage no the folios n,, , the inheritance. It only alleged that • fi Id f . , ,in 11. e o . Lord. ,Ett:isitionounu charged the Jury, taitit . .day i Nadacitardingty : When he was walking uo die chorrh with :- . five 'acres the Defendsnt lied Worked for gravel to : vmdict . eras roma fee the Plaintiff 1901. • . his It.- - -ive '--.. • suelhariaus lace-maker of that village. he •• WIJEa Ibtrettiot ul about halfre, thereby " lesseeing i IiECKWITU, CLElls V ,al . 4 . 4eft I . liar ri routitidts "'He. lirifiblitt'S the inheritance."• Nownisulimittel, that the act This was . an action of ' shit- the congliallitv Ofiessening the value ofthe inheritance 2 for by St; . dld not sou. , - gattlie aground far in vipPlication of this kital.-ArA L'kurellWardfuSs for pod the .-nna g aike yr • and lathe tenfiit - ror life , With /tit intiorachrnesit of westeonight ' church; NY Elie right tA, c3:‘ cut down ten 'or tweotj titres of growing timber, pro- : *A rt ng tilimi such right that night 'tided it ,were fit for cuttit and had not been planted His Cl ' lllll4l Insist " hAit • 3'114, System, fl Menifesied t 4. married park ta.. duab fro, merry fug, tole. time sedv•rertain SPe " Dr. Veners ststai "liHilirte.' vriee ar. dd. . for stietter - or fir ornafnetst. This was lessening the *lab* of the inheritance to the „Whole extent of the slue of that timber;' but still this was not such an Wet as the Court could be called on to regard as waste. t was dwnuum absque injuria, being an act which <ll‘e teollut for life, without. impeschtnent of waste, had a right to do, Such was the case in the present instance. The Defendants had demurred to the Bill, and the Learned Coutiscl trusted his Lordship would see cause for dissolving the injunction granted by his illonour, the Vice-Chancellor. • Sir.S.l7toE6 Romisazr, on the other side, contend ed that the Court would restrain a. tenant for life, tutitapeachable for waste, from doing anted which was detrimental to the inheritance. The property in question, in Which. the Defendant had been dig. ging for gravel, was ancient meadow-laud which the aict of the Defendant would have the effect of con. I veiling into absolute and complete waste, thereby destroying the estate itself. No doubt a tenancy for fife was more valuable than a tenancy for it number of years ; but if a person ass tenant for a thousand years, could not he be entitled to destroy the timber ail welt as a tenant for life. Se it was impossible to 1 distiegorsit between the two characters, and the Vice- Chautelor was of opinion that he eeuld not take ! this case cut of the scope of the case of the Bishop of London and Webb. • Mr. B.tnnEu, on the same side, stated, that the property on which the waste was charged to have been committed was ancient meadow-land in the am.. I mediate vicinity of Hendon church; and the ground on which the Lord Chief Baron Gibbs refused the application in Exchequer, was, that the affidavit in st tort of it was not sufficiently strong. In the! was in him ;lat the. the churches in London _ who repaired both chantel , ' • and * *verdict - - fo r is. war or . • ; ; t subject to a case in w' '. ioestion - ' . • i ... whether the freehold in . , 1, _ exnutioatt__.,_ proveimserely ave .- Nees necessarily in the Rector, as thatite cannot bieatti. : --- ''4lo6e daY he Iliad 124 . for six Illilleme of beer to • : pultenterry withal his weaddartg. Ile bad ordered clothe:B'of a ed by evidence of custom. 41dlor residing at I.eightna,llluzzard, which were to come to il. . . . JOB V: SEI.T. without any visible memo( paying for them. .. 1 1 This was en action for the non - performance of a • A son.ia.law of the deceased, who keeps a ,hop to thesis. contract for the s the deettasetisimilar to that which had the . ppearat illk alr of 500 qdtteterll of huriey'sit V o ll n aG dcciami him belief that he seen silver tathe •' I 565. provided a person in South Wales should refuse beisig hoarded, and aka spoke tea bad shilling 'l and sixties** their purchase at 555. - - h i appeared ilia: Vbseley had found on th e Pri:oner as bring similar to what in. had seen hi , risen in price after the contract to about 75t. and that i tat deceased'. possession. the D e fendant hied cold it tb 1 i previous ustimer ter' c . cs i ' li t 1. 4 1 1 ° onse of the deceased and found ma l c B l f iZ ehe ttl r h er • —..- .• • y *Blakely places, 14i sevenshelling 5-1.., but bad omitted to provide for the . evalit of his : pieces, /2 talf-gdineas, It guineas. 411. is Bank.ninei,.an4 refusal in the contract withthe Plaintiff. The nein. , silver to the ameant of several pounds. A In tea - canister, how jt hl ix c t h t t l i a on t ta pe ined rpet a r 2l l ll. no te , tiff, therefore, proving that the 'Person ' ill S° 6lb e n v o r te r s , .. ls l ir k i e lis i kn. ars g t . ed th e orrid deo sstwl ;d i' L l pet" Wales,wes net the purchaser, recovered *verdict ) been found yet.. . - damages 751. being the difference between the laarkets. ' The surgeott who *as called into the deceased, after Matthews BOEHM ASO TA.TLOIL V. WADDINGTON: I was in milady bad' him taken to the body of the deceased, and TMs was on action upon a policy of insuraace upon t reit ii. pie ill * lit k ri ll O e llie s Ztiti p l oo tr r tZt d d u ed ian e t LetLi:ely, an d bullion, at two ■guineas ,at and from Loados by. i , ,„,...,„;,,„; twe* to Aylesbary =nut, on MOnday, to take land carriage to liarwich, and thence to Cotten - , ai r griessot se — assierk t- - • burgh; and thebollion was lost iti the stagecoach ' - • r ; 2 • 4 44. from London to Harwich: ..It was proved that the '1,.• ~ , , , ~. 3.. .ffVeCE. • ' - . li bullion was safely packet' da-s-casket, and eiteiifecit 4. - "I- . - - by the wrier al his oliCt; 'with an intimidate lit' hi W it - Wen of 'Education and Professional .. erserertaa eadeivetaireito discover the saint contents, sod that the carrier toeic the the chltrip sift • b ki . . safe and of of trent*. a few prevailing Diseases, for 6s. 6d. paid. , -. :- '. ' the laseceadla West • albeit. experience Is the best proof of Mr. Sccaccrr, for- the Defeintiant, offetied to . e11Pe. 14 , 1 44:.: • prove t h at it was the gustonveithet to convey bullion' o . o s64B .ri.ng f an 4 . . uvw ce s • I t e rt . er: . . have been indd . ced to ranks j co .f their particular study, overland to be shipped -ander the care of 'potion vi,. 4 certain Dburder. :frequently c..airritie4 in a moment .4 provided by the assured, ato pay the . ' 6 pre- lit..strmion;. a t er and its , coioc-taitants, Strictures and flied', which, .., . .. t he' - - AptoSed plan * are speedily nod etrecinally cored; ;watt. mina) for its itisertiire : Ina' f i• ,v, winsluieFiblas fru,o Sacchnoulaint naltil ( rnrei. ism* I.ord ELLENIOILOTICIII would not • rd. .hrtintitieliate!tes, o r a secret 6.110 tar) vice, WU .S* lll°ll4a 4 ii nilltwit Y ° : b a .4 4 1' alxic_b_ TAN S Nile,. CPO litt) thin. debility femora ltrail:rarh, 01(41, stornocb,t4 mediate reliefs want of healt' name, it symptoms stance or fections -tot debility, i. rapid dera! and cases, when a sovereign a.... divine which cue be rein._ specific awl invariably. safe and salutary; it fortiti,N vithaut. stimulating. and animates without ; it pro antes the reproduction of the wasted imbstance. obi invigorates ilw yaw cular rystent, as to secure a due elaboratiou and r , tention ; deed it imurislift., strengthens, and reptenlities the satire bikly ;. exhilarsties the spirits, and tranquillizes the mind in 4101 a sopa, per that it surly de,erves the title of " Pabulum ; or Food of Life, sand title conferred on it by a yonag nottletuati e . !Naafi* for his talenti :aid therm-. acquirement,. la it letter thmiksaditrested to the l'roprietur, in which he :antes bit , L and unequivocal heliet slim if it were not for the beneficial ef frets of this medicine, he would nut be now au the land:of the • living. Theofspring of feeble, ditensed, and enervated . ..pare:lt% is. befit a constitutional disposition to the fareg,,lig *wadies; w. long re.idence I. hot ond nithbalthy climates-will produce shed- Lir erects; Insure, ili.sipatioo, habitual exec.', nitrettiatised` Anil unbridled bunsortlity lead con , :eqUeuerit equally deployable; and it Is, with reluetnnee; :that I 'no ciao. pelted. by a regard to 'troth and the real interne, of littiamitv,_, in aver, that the too frequent cote:ea this unhappy and pirkl.lo cotalitiou is, that repieltmodisie habit, ".fact poFtift• Team , of debauchery, which I base treated as al • large . w iniL '5 Hints to the liebilitated.v "pa Which IS so ihittlft tryf Si'. heath. that if its prevalent , * is surrred to qpntlaue aOl extend,. it bids fair to priquicedegeneracy,lf nut alitliatiou of the ha. OWN rate. :• ' Ara.): - " You think its nothing t its a crime belt ewe; A crime so great, you scarcelN . cad bbrieetve.w Whatever the otioinal gaiter of thdroders helm. 4V4lainfig , - i f :Ja i !, e ~ - often raly pumped My the youth of Nob .4.%es 4 in the iute-cnos • nterility,,twbairieone:4 4 and in the other a numerous train dindliensell..-erbich. if not Wisely remedied. terminate in ippetettru As* Cunsittnotion. In that diArrt.4 Bl ßAltte of debili ty or dellicteicy, whether the consequence of such baneful ha bits, ot*asit4ing fro. may o th er rause, by which the power% nl . . . -qt hectare Iris educated that c4,es of the Bishop of Loudon and 'Webb, of Bar. naid Castle, ::nd of Aston and Aston, it was clearly held, that whatever tended to the destruction of the thing settled was waste. The LORD CHANCELLOR said, suppose present itself, did the Counsel for the Ph tend that the Defendant would not be woi k it ? Or did they mean to say, that gravt4 wars en far itistingtirshable from a min of lead, or of copper, that though the tenant without impeachment for waste, might mines of coal, lead, or copper, he was not work the mine of gravel ?—llis Lordship know how far the argument went. If a life, unimpeachable for waste, worked mslicionsly, the Court would stop him found a mine , the Court would not prevent working it. Did the Learned Counsel for tilf now contend, that ir, in working tenant for life, without impeachment of west*, away part of the soil, he„could not be allowed on working his mine? Or did they mean there was a peculiarity in a mine or pit which distinguished it from all other mines? Mr. BARBER. admitted that he (mid o' this. receitti the t dence, and said, that it would be lest sate in the chaise of a soperearge, who oust quit Ulm.; cornetist purposes ; .but the carrier took the complete charge of it, and the underwriter bad or retried* aphid hia t Verdict If the Plaintiff, mine to The LORD CRANCELLOIR then OnliNC, demurrer should be pot down for argasetle_ dab that the whole matter might be digital( .. . • . • • ' - 6 • ' \ . • . . : • • ..... . . TR Rf g PAT ES -N. • . 4 . ...... • - -;... .. - `41— ..---- 4 ---- iisalwamago"'"- - -- tweet KING'S BENCH, Mica 4. • ...,„., ---7-- - IV 3 ' .• • ' .4 . anibiAiiiio 4 lo ollol .o -' •' • ..t, • 1 r r • aliclowatitTriew s R ead lINEYPIII4NY AAP stICIIIAST. eit t tpileter t -,hti• 4eighlitatid Al isu lt= — • tTO lie ' 'r it alt / 8 . 14 1 1 _%_" . 14 1 . 1161 P re.. . , teei l n te r ISYTratiii4laiiiii ' • .....• • • dad uspsterate Coat in irfsehicit tiff Plaintiff timed to 40e* se ohareyhtioe4 , (toga MO sillragleadrrie7biler:4. ail t ,,,_ ...,,_ ..... 41; Lie the Dallidatt4e4er hr. tibety - "Nilotic pick. . . .....,..: ~ . - i oir * ilk iii v•Afraturni4irinow.o ~..7 7^ ''''' -:.""' li* letter le•the Rev. Ylr.lletbolts " time idly, !therefore, fatal , tletAi. , trettlitt. , .si *. . ILL I v VitRP I4)I . •P"" ' "'eft , id' "7 f. " 1? l i s i•i", ALMS est tithed In all the tiewfpaper i . of.rialeinefirk—taaniliges regareid,,l - • • R yer Moraine. lisnrs K ts,Letterwortli, Hi 4 110... t . flOseirir • ': ' Ailierstoise, Thilitroirik, tiirtalield. 1.113eri1001,, l'i - •.rihOesutoli 'tie. • Itnprared OW Oct Ptaifie ,t• • arid Dimmable. Arrives at Liverpool nest' Ant 'roil .4 i 'r - I . Nivea D., mop. - • be au architect of esoinettet A tia . This was one of the few; rinoainiug.rtaltic risks ,, in nn i ;l i nimi i" t E b, a lo An sa v"" li m lat h 4 . 7l4 .7lll ew "l Pltt s p rotr" 1 7e 1 " 1 11 1 P e r v . erv i ltnli t oe b. Imild a Ha* jail it Wort ` .llli t i r t a t , which an appeal lab) be side to the House of Lords; ti si _ ll4l 2l . P B ,; ( 2 l 2l2: . el" ad nor 4, •g ilodi . • ,iii k. ;w it :, a llmslog i st ls ake, /tot llt -I ( u' ll '' A*. wham, Ivhich emPloynieht'seented end cameflown only folk the purpose of finding the um . ZA T lN7C adinit , petertt .... o..stitt . otiti v. , l 4. oint, angry feelings of the itWn D. rntinuitnir Carts to bro.aridorL by way of medal verb dis. Mew Rove( Stall Coach. sets out ev er, tz ..vetlitic. buL,I.4 roe — ff ;;;; I J i w - oteest - -7 „ a „ . -- ,.." - A -- cats lir. proamempwanwair IMIMSFIU CUM Inriimi, u maws &mu i- 1 ' 71 ,1 tub Itotenctts, _ this course wait as 'tell tinder- 1 i been designed- by tam ".. 4 . rwth „, 1 stating. the feet wat-Id-' ' 77r.T#T" 40111/4"/t "by the PiabstiL .. i Sunday New,spaphrs® .. 44. ! • .. Sidswggleswa . . , : ..., eyes of the Alefepd: . , MURDER. ~='' , ...,'., ...1 e prisoners inutbrohen ," 7 .: .., :.• —var....- . nd believing diet Mil Thp utamdm Mg att. Varney, an owed wen, in his 90th year to bilk* signal proof !ilmtgallsfisasalleri-shop.im NeiroWnimigville, near Fenn y iietiti , e Fteel ther 4e.. sosrattowaaces9ll Movitr toman iih at e teidind with thf liat emoo l l o w e a f at th ot e t c ete nn om ry - :esti. Papers, soistiot a weir aleftww;itglltte4taZ i rtst 'rat down. to endea- Iged upon the Iriaiudg . 'am! to . illArdonenwitd Bishop was iv consequence . ,Qfn which the 1 11._,... " .____.4 .I.l6.___ lt ote i ewar maubs i w t s o:d a do ju l loppla n la eum n ld e y arp a v nt lu e o r w . sited .by the s v • wishad he:tared previous to his arrival. hdatttomm has - ~.a., V: itamathadons befbre the Illagiitrates of that neat- the cow • gra I d i t i tt li ti he underwent a goal examination at' Chia libel (as it Owl- 'Wing. waleldiot oil the eve • of ning the 21st of Fe- d i . i co k s t reque st s r die 10ft1917,. 004 iniaotee before eight o'clock, Mr. Varney . WM alive tialig la his shop, having served ahoy with . was *greed, will 601 11 Y 4 wadies *sow • a d his counter . ' A abort time aft e r the dock t; Mong 4 armed . name Pi t l il li ii ' s v !l a° "" °Pelle and hearing soma very div• • , beihras itilaced to go into the lied Lion Tan, ethote, one er, OJ, iv . et . a .Sow yawls Allem. from Mr. Varney's home, from ii 1 , tow ' yvilier .the 'related what he had seen and heard, wbkh la. Ind in additio it . was P ai lrit e r oistskr"" I. go with him to the hussc -- '• -- apes, and Mr. Varney, most Cu dismissed byilltifilda.• truetly wounded. • tait a lis counter. A sorgeon wa s sent Ai as bender oft thwiwil for ' but the old man e xpired is about 24) snimues. Ike sae- incapacity. " , k sew. r gi nd o s n eff eruointug h im found that he had received Severe his nese, ander his eyes, on his temple, and on his tst.mentioned littei,.had skull, which qppeared to have been given with Amino or ham- did net appear d ist i.,. 4 .._ . sher w ; those_oll his Oolle appearing to have pertai ned , iven with gm . .... 7 — 't 14 111 large hammer. lt was also that tbe' _., . z ,- ' a rp r Ike BAj i ptiff l .l4ol„ ..71, , . 1 F lit tot rioted wife, aa tathoorichts Lare•iiialtei: of that village. be rru, eLtitx, g. iLteam .„10 •••! . , _ et ,: . min tited MI the arrival of Bishop. from Londen..ea4glee tirlivtoW. Otto hide ptotty. When se imbed. there ea. fotted:da potion of ttesvass, ben . • . a Mires bag, eontai.gbig At•eat - edifier, aka awe shit- * , t.* ' - tililgIter"10b011-ateoethf_ ~4 0, ,,, . , _,„„Ll d t i k.i.• .. , Idilles• 'appetitersMSl dF to conceal :. they, lied ohm. :4 1 ,;/W.,4 ' r u sh--lapwfiktd Poly te bell* for, putting ,up a marble . , , J. ! ". , i ,. - . as ta l i Abed . . tow lit W- right to, setup which, atlC4,Olll 2 it &dehes, • of tide eioneyad aso thelliadmhillings. he ma- ch right . tie . Ptaintitt cooen4ed e a the .ee shitlins tote bad at lot, time replied, that s , 'war milieu dibihr la new at the deee;wed, ahont a fortnight • islati Thai . thffilellool. all uie VI wontiewitt*iolanter. • The Prhotiee had tire ant of nark the iiirk :wafted eifrosimittba4 hear *keine,* gteettene, tied his being about to Ott Mlf- Caidladied A "eV eittniudinary thing by all who Lnndnu to 6e in the _ s _ c l ier 4‘4 ll4l6.l =Vt.,* it. vat hegira he sma a.,piiw, at tagporting a Rh chancel and chmr9t; h' ' Etrie wbroknat p. 'd the wedding rim till the eterNitig ,1* la. WaS lakein . foil dm• . lailleder•- which he did at a .ern only hoar, of Mr. • o 4 at Fean, Stratford, and for which be Win in 4tayXk. . . . le its Which the question ' ~.. 40 part ofpaytheat he gave eight sixpences, all of which appear ? that(' in the soil 'of the ctsn .- jil ; 110 'elID be ba d _ r bet on extapitiatioe, provedwierely to have peen , a Raptor_ ii a that h al m ut ant h i , mei,' billittled. The wore day he paid 124. for flit gulloos_ol beer to tAiurfu. tyruziony. wwi /11111. tI N:I7/11 1 ;11:011.t tit eri r i V d erli L ll l r nt amn i a Reid lin, Utile-street. Elude ' • wut. L Flying Pint Conches, through Chip: , aTherough, every Afteraowo; arrive tad Lou, Bath, and the London Tavern/ swa m Prehooloiest Monolog.—cuarhur • •Ifiswatura, - • Coach, calk* The ILockinglai tt zt. aff=phst o'Cloirk ca, , ntarkably easy. with a Gifted aintord. Newark, Resford, 014,', r Gooldeo Lim". berAts, lle tt D.iv 41 Nowa memos expeditions of titis Comb. h %terabit mid Public Convey. belag usequalleoll bkoottiews.soolatiot I`. Preston, _ Kliky-tanadole, d Gaming Pest'fasseftek every. Ague: • - Guarded. • wot," Cretan-Green; Annsq, Gambits, lllatupthae.Kittyfluannek, I, Cfineptukows Cusick (Daily)./ mut Edinburgh, am Coach, peet,, ree d at. sets oar every Moroi% at half.pa,g or Newark. [Leotard, Tadeastee, Dar • Durham, blorpelho and Berroidc.—. selves foloigeed trout the length of*, •`.• • time they please, and thei Proem* oft fare. J.Clarh. the Mark psi Clr ' Conches to likauderlauti, Hob, ter Plates. sad Waled ew Post Loath, • every h. nod Whiiehaven. Pest Cam*, gas a 'Guard all the way, Paws 0be.7.6 eetubrida/4 . 'Richnspa, Catserirk, r, Aberf.rl, Doncaster, and Gwadar/ ghteeo Miles), sets dist every Morelige With the grenttotfacility. P le seo ge , r otkiiiikestsre, bolt the peraliat • I belt% securti by the neve Coach; t Coach, every Morning, SI hallipast rt, Whifemwsk, Townley, .Namirik ewich, !NW Owls, every Aveting l ' s ar to ktab; -- dli Vitus, Nter:Csaeb. way • 4"svoliedsod. Finsfow, Cu t on, Neweatotle, Wabalo in- tCoiach..every il!lieerution, guarded; • , i " ~ Non irtir — ve - '1147n-den • Thorn,. mod• met y 111nritin i g ist•iialtriond- Biro eCtielsrt4Se l"ter slll4t i!lit 1 " - I Al y toto•ga te,.llall. mutt), Ware, •Itadderdan, ISO'.'MAW ti • rearm. - • • - .•,.'•': - .-: . `- . 4 ~•,• .. c i, if liiki.T.ti,. A N.. 1) -it.tpy.ts4 - .....,-, • 4.•• - , . .- ~ . LIEN rise spark. of :Ida Airagiali /11 - . . di* •,: i 4 s• ' c the ci t radii I iwio turtituid elerNtillltil • ' -No , . V 0 . *Kea Rit*TcgirATi if E e AtSa ; . . 1 , e'en ion, replenishes , theetiliater A ted• , ' ' • -":li,,w 11 .1 .. • . • es '' '• taint system,' ealsitarates Ma D irlonidisvoi. +ititiole-61eCif. ' ielelatieloSAlllimliettmd, , aditicaisioNst Am *".!' --- : t -t x; thelonit effects of sic subittaie•eestakly am 'ft, • : it and in those di.itcok;ing isympearris wbicb reveal t getiple from baying ftintlies, or wltseh titter iodid- e, marrying, this Balsam isproved, and acknowledged sedy.rertain rerardy. Utr. Vencl's Mediral.Atimonitions to Married People` . •• . ,- ‘liigglirto•tha phavotts nod Dth i tiliased of - bath Seiwe b ~, AItRIAGE . ; , 4 . . tallonahly, 'Om I:important dolg litrier lives. dm. • :-.- • : -*- ill our eartaly pares, .and the ,w,aptea ,Of imnine. sr many are derertaiti-finals- usarryimrity lairotitim• .:: • • e-are artorilliog at ditottee r to oil •sisels-msseo Dr.. o r j.'•••• ;S r itr.s . ro PiftV F. N FAVOUS SALSAS* is a • , • 'Mal.. told.p tsaaca remedy ; A an - cumin* retests.. bility, Itiagouri,• lowness of spirtiovinte4rd rieslings; . - pi renti-arh, irembliag of the hands, Ste. oppression at Ms • ••,a romarb s &c. thicaredicint nirools certain and &toast tin- relief; in those ~atf-ction: which. indicate disease or ' o healthy amino ia.the most noble organs of the beam t' t it tits° a sovereign remed% :,.. ?rhea the &regain: • is leave continued fur 110111, toll!, a moon of sub ; a r' decrease of volume soccer*. [Meade& wish +lf. ' '.r. i of the eyes nad eats. inipairvd. memory, mintier , • g indigestion, emaciutiAsa, and ..411., Abe symptoms of tt, , T deplorable, ay. terminating is the roost hroui- • ,3 d lad distressing diseases, ha-ideal to- asithltioti t iarorA '. •.• . i j hen all other ....medic. , have failed,- Dr. lleitet's Babinski !„ viol and infallible remedy ;.it is . m toe only m , e- • hkh cap be retied on, for its Itedoll Ito Mose organs is 74 .1 I a mine to Verdict for the Plaintiff. • , . •-.- t he - C • • - -- - . .._ . . 4 ;, r •• • . 0 . _... omed tuit. , r littla - wcr SIM .•111K01.411 roes ••• l Uri/. : 1111 , P.mplc.. ...nry .....,,,, ... , . i . 7. mettitutt *I iwcome enteenteo. s i • gm riv raw been, however inveterate, or by nhatevse elms tiler 141 - 41, . laintiff con • iiiiill v. AtT.AIiDYCII. ' l ' "*.* ". '• gioil of London they oter II firm, wife, aad speedy restoration , he manifested; The object of the most earnest - soliciitideviiiii An. entitled to This was an action brought:l7 the fire .11144 46 1 f sof soma nod Itieffrol*;. l 4lll l *. •.•- - • 4 ." —' ' • un h a ppy suff e rer- i, to obtain relief ; and tbe ma-t heortfrin, gratification of my life , is ioadmiukter ate Win of coos o int,..a.. t a route of Alatabrig Giorr, "Met wee ledtorklaiffeilis lei 4. 4. 1)11e 5, surten -i n i- r lf m a rtt3. a l lid l, t re l ta leni Oif i e Ve V i el " l n e r r i e i l r if ( h. l B :7l; na la t is l i ed ts thh.e•win: to this wretched clant'uf the eastuninit 'I e t asetratiassly! y. ad, . I) . line t‘,4 coal, Defendant as foreign-built, and free, sad t 0141011 , r lassissishe or cumpllcated, without .00:1.1ecaltsfc the paned and with con fi dence, assure every individual of either At % a woo l . .. atit for life, titled to be registered as a Brittill 'trip • %i s war.' id the least restrnhn In diet or exercise; mitt in recent Casts, i..nerrons, r. lazed, debilitated, or *abject to airy •We the diet-. .., Wherein end, iftittivillin 11 1 Madan. ditrovreY of the infec tion, ,_ eases or s3mptains that I have described, that lay Waist isms, , • t work the minty . it appearad,:thise the ship being vlpt,llled sl_key frroseittly pirr:=lrt ei la the short space of tiv" ni,_ _Ti• perfectly See, as it is 1111714riahh , efficnelous; with all its other. t entitled to from the French was-tondetaned at the ..lagapAa. .MteloPree r delteti t r mode ••f treatment (which nil ~ a ree va ii nt i a b get inv , a r ia is bl m s e cu d i i ii ci , n se e o c ied omb up lues , v t , lr b t o te f il a is se e4 cret pin temelY m maile r : lt I,_ . bet p wished to miraity• Caart at Malta; that the shipielle iljul W ee s ell"" y earN ka d a o w r it x t/ V c r : 461 4 ,C,1L1 nce , in ‘ n i ,L a rn ::,f i t i n u f ti . rr foe, rise, it tenant for ' been substituted as this foreign captare i sad 'Oat nexraliiive been tared, even a trl fter severe and injurious melba*'aati'May he rfdtblniiterid for may leagni , 4 044 . wolthetti the lusewledo of any individual, except these mint • • I any mine the reef Oloire Wait now at Malta o gier another ringlitioress tv It htmt niihdthallmildr# l o o .l l . 1 _ bad been punned by at, them lit thus publicly , ' their advice.. t . \-•.. 1 - • s .ITel Veael's Rt.torntive Narrows Balsam •Is peepartf6 NIP i ; but if he name, for the purpose ei procuring to eileiget 'Ship illeseta. grattarat Ca exellisiVely professing the cure of these , seed. by the •Proprietar, at his house, No, 10,,, Allard- . nt hitn from the rights of British• preteethart and regiatry;.and partleultir erwsitslaints. la eider -thist they ratty nit he twowted Bedford-square, Lond in, where he may be etotsal, `• • , it the Plain- that the brig - had been con4emued here for 7 bin mist eivi liken tie fe . w ila w ‘n iXh hei e o imet bloit ee tcy l s:r en tly eiv o es tut ta cbed waie tt: l Lke i .sou ree illy, or by letter, pit • pw , iti, et , id hicl i os i l . ng' the. _ ip .., , , ; •• . a mine, a ii was admitted thkethe 'Defendant wes ao .party to __;," ~, sa.._' t • • :r ent / hese beta propettiy edtieutad and initiated iota evert/ breech It is.niso Ad. hj the . Proprietor's special appo . intnteetv,wilwro . ,__. *Oat, toot it i and Ulna! &Odell by kilo, mirth. Pisontigi alythir persfeitfon (retlificates of Iv Web. from ditferent linspi- Bacon, 160, 0 a futd , ,treet, opposite Itond- street; Mr. Itietapshil 4 - i I - lowed to go 'Plrie *as ellit4e litthibetendanisi the biroker 61 4 0 • a t t l k I " 4l ) lll Aiiii,ains the vat emiasa, P 4 Yitet°, lo . the, 'Drage 193, Sfrimd, nem Si Ciedient's Church 4_ Mrs. Alleitz - 9 beret eetamitter soy miniver), /hal the sureriS Irefoilitalk from ; 76; Oxford loser. opposite the Pantheon 4U. Batons, trout , • As sir that tai sett " tit brig t he ..10 - '2.3451. lbaa l : slo 7l9.4llkr 'bow enitativostes am indiums! rhea KS 'Olt' the_ ,Istiftiee of If ... the Royal Excluingt I Mr. Chris's . Cocksistorsumet„ earner tof gravid .for SOW. at latllllll l - ' said 'id ( sin& the irmitlactitigher. smatlitty ruiptee :that their. - prentsw of 811 via Gardens- Mn.t , ss' Parse's. BOaktellers, 166, fleetw„ . " • , tip' ' ti t •.4 - 4 i • . s ail at a fair grit for the Impel_ _Tedeated r IN ..r. -* " 1 : that } t helbbi e r L iw' ' ...' ' M" . 'lt,* d .° . k alio. tlmir bias, Jsy ttlefiebliei iiiii in libera l :inr,e,34,5,r......i . ,,ri5atc,..,„4z,-,... mn; a * Zi vr lly M i r n . .t.t re- ... . •• difflCUitr iti hi e t ered iniwiet if hefi liwt .its . do .. :: ~, : . 1110 , . , . , • ' 1 0._„••1_0 1 13f ' : ' • • • ' • s aptinallie N. th e tas . WIWI, fa' eteey..pstri of the king,lion, ° 0 ' ' . . . UN OMOIHI are ed la state the alrormiars, price Ws. 6d. pe r pacitet,or the *smithy 'of foir,,packet. to uses • . , •,..y , io ed that the • Met to ' ' • 'F. '` a• - • li r ' 4 Oki lifaititgi * ap4.10..404 ir tii*. • - ..:.• --1 Vs* ..., A deice nod 1 0 4 triliiti 'OM a** .. . _ _.. .. _ ► _________.._ . ._ • .., .., !at so Mew ' .• - ' ; . sli ' • r" '-"''' ' /*hay pato i 11.0 ( !l i pi/N41 Pr a inoral. and iNittlisbod by O. I d pv att., at tar • Dad a. tbsittig ' r .. - ,7- t 4T r r . - •.! ..,'' ...1 ; 4 • lb I r +Milli, td• . .itiketilifi v ' ; • "We AMMAN dery a, hi, t'ket-strert. ; ...,:•1 ILI; 4 P s A:•II 4 •q= --. . 5 ., 41. • • -.r. • ... - . . i . 1 ... .., ii 1 . , , ~.:,...) b simpiea imi,ii el t ilqi(3. “,i. il i -Litli .": :. '..`' IUl•'!: ' .. . . . . . t 1 . . • _ .. •-• -•-• ' ' - • . • • .= • •4 t e, .... . . .. .. • * , . • • -''' . , i.. ' *. ' ' . • i ' . . • . ..• . .• ` , .• . .. ..: * .l .* .. . • • , • • ~. • * . .. . , , • ". -4. 461. • 1 PI o st kt;i C~ T ~