The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-09-14 00:00:00

, t t '•. ' 1 1 . . • • t • i st , • , 0 . .•:: . ~.... r i t i t ' Vi I . . .. 3,.„ ..:;.,.. % N, % r . . 1 . ... . , P • 4 'l ' IN NOR win: „ r pm— We are far from thinking that the interest : the affairs of Norway hive excited ha% It is one of the results which attend whether calamitous or fortunate to those diately concerned, to produce a more knowledge - 14 the countries where they to excite curiosity regarding topics of collateral general interest. Our information on and social features of Norway, has hil singularly defective • but the Travels of Duch, lately published, base not.a little iyerease our acquaintance with . the 'habits Norwegian people, and the general features country. The work is valuable in this point view, as well as for the able and interebtiov in which it is execu ted.—We extract hi- Christiania, a city made, in some degree, by the late transections Skytajord lies 553 English feet above The distance to Christiania .wet 14 English sand the way .38y Shrank deeP sil lies t Rites, Those wile. we rimed in a delighfei oimovoiog,. so that the view if the wonderfel Paola Chtistieole was seen is all its glory, etteisegl what twentieths( fonts of objects issno limPor feelt of Egolmtvg The • 41,0111Mmakit he t the midst of ' 'Male smell verged salsa io 1110104 it-le lest in the slistsince‘ Ildifwelestry is only to 1 , - • toostds ; reboot does • blends J die bet, the olettlisoos ifiitilmy and hellirillt; Weeeseeeded by a oustiolis wiodists .the height of . theoegicthe meatiosed tow of hoe* along to C hristiania. • 4 Whet makes this city the capital not merely the presence of the principa, eettorities and public bodies of the colt sepeleorit) of its 1, pulation, for Bergen diets* the nuttier of people; but ratty eke i+lllosence over the• greater part of , the comer/carets with foreign countries, More 'neje' and civilised mode of life, change takes place in rurope, is here ' as In Ge'ernatty. The exterior of Chri wore the idea of a distinguished and th 'The streets are sot only broad and at $ll intersecting at right angles, het at, !looses are built of stone. The wooden chiefly banished to the remotest parts When a Norwegian descends from the city, be looks at those houses as an piece of magnificence ; for living in the perhaps never saw before a house of st decided impreeentent is not altogether to the inhabitants.. 16 log-houses have ; bibited by Government within the egret the town • and the wisdom of the ord , confirmed by experience. There is , Norway which has not been once at , the ground. The fire rages terribly ak boards. 1V bole streets burst into liar and it ie vain to think either of extinguis or sating the property. Bergen, MOM Skeen, base suffered severely. Christiania Marin drum like other towns, tat dem ring nearly two centuries it halt beget • street at a time. The town is by , teem, but is divided into several small . the habits of living and occupations aro distict. There is an exact boundary pact Ashen' the inland trade and that reign is carried on. The straight streets at right angleS raft ep from the harbets4 extend all the way to the country. the wholesale dealers, the . thiptowaesli wholoid goeornment offids, bees hasp /Muses; the coneeeteritee is, ai l ' '.. ~ , . those streets. They. ego goileditleC the people reskiing is .**1,4 1 higher rank. 44 The principal stir it tilkelli , 4lllllll6 . tend into the country. 'llrllifilattela , crowded. All rhesetiamas, shapkeipsii; dealing with the cearitry yranstla s ~, those streets arose) '100. 41 thlt, IlMot first sight It appears surpisieg the*: tan live .11 this • tisile. Fr' thit , Viand that of 9005. inisekitentevlscleabig, eon in 1801. 110 were shopketweeety ' ere, and 242 master artiaeas. Sii* awns on the arrival of do awahiry people their winter peechases r a periedprepeeting , itr kis% speoptecieeler every. oti wish &n rway. .. ~ • t,. , . . 6 i : 9:4i i'i .. " For sere& days before 011, Ramat __ 13th et Jaimserycshe town , is , Sled r-Ikarrevals 1 Nitro- bood *gores make -their . .7 :`• agile not seen .10.tlie streets.. %; : geastrnbeet isthatiirest of Croldbrandstial 4.. Ist* coaN sad with his little red.car .. ' smalktrhy the aide of the comparative Ilintof Welders, who, in featares netlike him as if he came from beyond 6),...t154e1en, en tics Swedish boundary, men ; their carriage: - M Trona their neighbours. On the . nee the rough and almost stupid natik ...ten in a true national uniform, and Al' Oevre Tellemarken still more rough . • alone continue to wear . the p e round thrwaist, and Willie . rge knife, like the Italians, ;witiCh **Ft y thews, as mach for attack and 'seareilleace. They wear a short jowl' -sod shot t leathern breeches, in whose 'mays found the Important small ' • Is the suburbs of the city the same . which were prevalent in the Qeartale • bra, and those again borrow the land (Ando*. 64 A traffic ht tallow, batter, cheese, is carried 011.b•tween the,boors , and October, shortly , before . the comm. sulbw, thousands of exegete driven to be slaughtered foi the winter. return, corn,, malt for beer at weddiegs other festivities, iron and ironmongery, select ' sad some trifling articles of convenience. The was chiefly brought from Jutland, Fladstrandi ~,~ , 41. •.' - , . • . i ' ' • . , ~.. . • .• : •7 •i' •' % % 1 tritim-s*ArrOmfol pgih.ia=img•••-w-niaiaNmNliP.,---.------ - ----- • - • __ _ .. , . . •.., i, _ .. . ~ .., CV. bur g, or Flensbere, partly in lerger,shipsbytheieede LANfiSS.T,Xit. . ai. 9sl . 2 gSt• Saw 1 1- - . •;.) . " "' . ''' . , f!, f".•: _S7I9 1';;:!41,',. :i, 1,1'7: 7 . io. : , Ali Ing capitalists and partly Its such 'small yiehts and , '• • w s%. . iletter i ' 1: 1110613.11 IN M. AND OTIIIIIIiN. NIAIXDIILLi SIAZI -. $ - •D 5, cgrwl,lP ...,FAtillf- ~ . . ,„...,, i ,„ LIA , boats, that it :teemed scrimp that they should earns ! n ns te s res . t . s - , - ;" t himoelves to sobeitterous a see. In times of Peale, • ~,,,,,, . Mr. •Hosm, st,laLiiiiicy net at the, ref . . „ moonset* of this cause Spon the remit ei , • great-- er - en - T s : the best and heaviest corn from the Baltic was always ' of the ' se i se o f h a lf a s m.. P . risen, was topPOsid s tryThothas Barites, a c ,;di fti. ~ , ~. which depended property lose more i m. found in the harbour of Christiania . Their exports were iron and deals to Enem a , where the mettles , lion .stating, Met expectation of the presence of the *alb. rise or deed 'bind tiivicealscot of Nish *•. '' note intimate In stat i ng to this creditor, ha reeleisce et his smo l t . with which , the timbite. -Mid be sawed, gen It a t• leeetelt et Derb y as It w iteete i' the d r e eellteece frets gill" his caufittelseet ' asel. mere P ective hlit ey occur, and - ~.._ _2.___ _,,. et Dten . of the King', Attorney-General being specially. re-. • decided preterencoonemse wormunneutp .that he had sonnet, ; pay idit.credi.•tors, 1ta_.,...6,..„ 6 , :ollitecal and n the natural th ei ,r• , . ...' The winter does not appose wiech , eee m ec interest ._ , the clouding to be tried had exci t e d through- ' ila hiarmessi° ll flier heOied } sus wnrtb of' 1e .,. let, .. r tlesto t n ii e i l, t . t c n o d nit w ig ban ire o limi tti t ial f pr i t , sn i tt o Ott ia . le a credite dly.v a l hitherto been • of G „title ., is herd . ost impunity, produced altogether such a degree of II than ht the Northermanys sf Baron Von -_ . .. ...,_ , m _.,.. 1 _ I 51 ,...... h . r . .ciirlositj to be .presesit, that throngs of persons, but tet 4 . (ain ' t and .o krealt . him . le . . ratiess ways, mad ' -.... tile tended to IY **Pict"' to me befo re the . 1 " 1 ”7" 1.1 g._ _7_ 6 1 71 - 1 ; - ~,' partioohnly ladies, besieged the Castle of Lancaster :lame to.. habits of the coutiissed frost is very stein flAtennev, , as early as eight, O'Clock, desiring admittance. Tbe **Penally hf' 1g to bias elute hotsrs or hi ts . . ever in genenl,, sulkiest to &her the harbour f were* of the I ' . _ J.., vaipp i doers wen riot 'Opened till nine, when there was 1 .o! FaPer day N / I", an the " 1 1 . . 4.4 . 4 Periwig to of t iceaboat the eas-of the month, octet gin e wit . . 1111. • . this Point i then for some ' months at a stand . riding manner ..igeis a . The Prisoner. positively denied these ch. n d •• ..9 makes its appearance. , Timeline hue been don of it trial in a civil court.' The Judge was . obliged not only to order the Sheriff 'to c . . in explanation of inconkisteucy beiween his fi r m sad his account of i guillesilY melted on the hills sronnd, tot stray tMegye in sent . e a xaminition - 'alleged intoeizatioe on ( hot ee, memorable I °l loose green and animated , before t 'sets um seats .for tint Counsel and the numerous ladies lelkr who s . ~, .. ~• '. disentangled. About the 24th of April the snows were Whitens, bat bra actually fi ned several who I iiir The er a Y., / khee,e,,the m i les , See ' ' begin to heat, and the great mass soon ~ernes. The were refractory ha 40s. each, and committed them i creditor Persiallot-hilhe truth of ighlestimes.. ,ray, was ordered t il e r te evils this day wed, with, 4 till thee paid the tines. ! -"li g . " waimth - tiles* increases with great rapidity. ' May, ---- --. ron the an p o it ed horses tit! which day' the ps., ',* 4 „ 6 _, IIHN S.= instead of being a spring mouth, isconvpletosommer. Sir W. Quincy mated the case to the Jury. It I tks t b r oy w a a r. 1 ill'iiiii "iiiincy 1 Oat th e 3d, 4th, and h i l l o f m ob 1808, 1 o b serv ed was an Issue out of the Court of Chancery, and the -`1 Mr. Street , a sholikeeper at Woolwich, was opt kohl eee moss et ",,. the thesinnmeter at TO°. Its dilly the noon beet wet Plaintilte were • Wilbraham Bootle, Esq. a Member ;chan ts posed by a great number of cheese and butter 04 3 , •.' • • g . '"'Y • s _ll7 ' generally 8I , sometimes 86°. harvest coo men t ed of Parliament, and other persons, devisees of the Wets iwinaws . bet began to be lighted bete - M.oe ore August; stoves late Mr. Henry Blundell, of ince, near Liverpool, I of London for basing- obtained invoke s . ' • .t. i . to me s 'steer. N wsi ode o l is • t h4 .oo l l llllP.ii . 1 Ile bir g ealleleil MI of September." and the Defendant was Charles Blundell, Esq. the Ig e " t • from towel"' rend 11 " • th s ia 14a4 lihh° ' 1 I under false pretences, by offetinFies* passing . 1 i th e cwille ii The Baron's account of the link honed is bet at e son auillhair of Henry Blundell. The question to 1 !payable at the bank of Mastertnettend Cotapepi p , is efery-dirse. j e t/wove. be tried Vas w Nether the late Mr. Henry Blundell, u.. ... hard..nireet where he newer toit ony r . sik . at . the time he made his will in July, 1809, sad his , ' count, Which was continded'itY Mr . I' Mtn - Ylittnit . - 1 il a i t n r assad iribe , et 64 la other countries it seems to be a general be.. in ... H e t th a t th e people o r N orwa y dire en ti r ely on ,sets,.. codicil in lBlO. was of sound mind. That at 1 May, ' _s a • •Ito be a freed,' as well's aransasittlag gondelka tiste it L e j 61 1 6, 7 6 2 . 6 7 6 .1 bread, and that corn will not grow In the mountsinui Oath those perinds he ass of *mina mina, be snouts' "''" t - „,, som - I , -In reality nothing but the greatest necessity caw. show he end all doubt. TO make the akject more in- . ow the , I w 3t hi h te ef th al e preest atch i eta, the a innititeae - r - i - nt ' drive the people to live on the bark bread, ',kind of taiiiitible to the Jury, the Learned Advocate said , he , 1 1 ; m Th e Prisoner pleaded that this Onda of tr*Lc . ! . . . ~.„,,„ food by no means so simple as it appears and re.. would enter . a little Into thehistory of . the late Mr.; ' t 1 i ,....' e E t te a ,: • *a° •• quiring • a labour in the preparatieent iirbisti Xis b y Blended, of ince. This gentleman, with an ample I to convey his goods imported froestoondon by e i along '"" bay no means worthy. ... ......- . , panii ri ony, had from early tife anardent passion for the carts, to his customers through that 'part et • 40 4 , 1 46 Wh en the young fir-tree is f e lled, itdikewripped - 7 . coltivedortia the fine arts. lie had travelled the Con- , country ; and In pa/dealer that Mr. Node end het of Norway is o f i ts b ar k f or t h e who l e lengt h ; t h e putter of titian, end had reside d at Berne occasionally visiting ' bad mutually accommodated each other with part 4 pal constituted : the bark is carefully peeled off, the deeper interior., other.plaes most deserving notice, as containing s t. ; their invoices of goods for -years ; and. as to the- i 'entry, nor t h e . covering next, till nothing remains but the inner.] valeable and timeliest remains of antiquity. In ' charge of fraudulent drafts an . Messrs.,l4lustennsa, argen contains most rind. which is soft sad wh i te. I t i s t h ee h o ng : letting these monuments of ancient grandeur, pride and Company, he undertook to prove, by a meditet, they its eaten- :op for several days ia the air to dry, tben baked 101 spared neither pales nor cost ; arid it was his pow present, that it was his usual n od e of payment' ' the kingdom , ;an oven next beat on. wooden blocks, uni t p ou nded sand ambition to have it said, that the finest co ll et - lei , pass such bills, payable at 'that berate, eithoegle • , jest and their las finely , as possible in wooden vessels, But all thirst of antique statues' was in the possession of a he never had cash there, by paying thentesiey legit Ife. Whatever iis no t enough, i t i s yet t o b e carr i e d to th e m ot an d I private English Gentleman. Having imported these the bank at Woolwich, to meet such bide Whoa** , .. ... a felt ns keenly • ground into coarse meal, like barley or data. _ nth , salisabk remains of the Grecian and Roman artists, and getting an order or advice frowilialMal, tostak-, i ! istiania gives at 1 . ) , a . n .. 1 . t . in Lombard-street, of hiasterlON Old easays t 1 • i a I meal is mixed u with newel with threshed-out etre 1 henrecterla superb pantheon at Inc e, the place of ! I rising town. ---1 or ' with a few Loss seeds,. Lid finally formed into i his residence in this coonty, and directed that it „,,,d ukoi t — . ' '' in,E ' ' :might, ne arl y in bread of about an inch in thickness. Nature, i should be constantly open for the gratuitous inspec- 1 1 - ' l :Z r. in Painca Sitt;ra strenuously op red the ..,. t • , . ••• almost all thel ....2 k . 1 entn• returnee. •receives the bitter and astringent i don of men ,of taste and learning. This pantheon saner oh these grounds ;rind the istilMad Coemise t . i . Ash the are food , boors ' 1 , the endeavour to quilify it hy . washing ' was hit chief delight, end the chief object of his es -' toner dotter net allowing the witnesses prodetied to prowl of t "'' t ' It down with water ; i the' mode of payments : Meted .by the Prienen, eel Gut in the it of sun.. I , penditure ; but notwithstanding all its cost, be ea- : he hills to the i met, after having lived for some time on this bread, I creased the value of Ms estates sixfold l itnd the whole i at one fme, pot -the best evidence, *oil uo•person appearing fest l' unpa r all eled they-become weak and relaxed, and incessantly tor- 10l his immense , property he certainly , the Lank rt. idestermartend, co. , let prove the fact,, he interior, he stone. Yet this mooted with a shooting mad horning about the heart. ' PrePosed to leave to . Ms son, the present I)efiudaut. i . ordered the Prisoike to 'be remanded fa este It is chiefly used in Tryssild end the mouutainoos He had besidesdhat son, two daughters,.wbo, were ter attributable • oesterdnien. „ . parts of . martried, the one to Mr. Tempest, and the other MP , I r. Wilkins, the Imo; ;setto , opened by levy been long pro- . . • • • a Mr. Shiner, both inert of fortune,. bet their lead, ; • •• ' • !.. - • (Thlte coleffeards): itors, on the . grounds 0 ‘frost. aud taisreprese ircumference of, , large families. .34r. Bluttaell, the father, tbough'i mler has been ' ...............-----e tatiou in obtaining areditawd en extension theme. desirous his sow should inherit his property, yet i 1., by e ;,,. , . . "`" 30 11 in tits, rws spry line pictures fa, not a town in ' IifIi)OLESEXSESSOIVAS, Sept'. 13. ~ ' wished, in dm heeler his son not marrying, or not I " least burned to ............ .. . having Issueishise his daughters' children shouldhaval raizvittitivji:ed,itlianidif4rt7Bl4l. jtife:rihniefectl exhibition they II ..1 4 1... among the dry _, • W-13154NC11. , the peeped) , settled • apps titer. This, the l ' esseed : the priperfi'irilif ialO' or both j ointly, being , . lames at once, ..-.''''..iiiik was s lermeted for kw - a• i i i i Counsel said, was the subject of remonstrance.; nonsiA ,, retoon i lleh ni ead , pang a 1.10 V' y , ;.. isi ' retained in his sew; uishing the firs t ... l , 6 =mi n. - 4, 40, Newasan4teeat v Ohford.steeet,—.. •ON the patt of' the Defendant, who conceived i ......"`. •_._. 1-- , .- 1n..-4•Ls, Gale o bi argued to be a goal. kontheint ant ; 4 1 7 - bonsien was 40stitese d. d m % stance o f t h e I : that - the - ;Oen don his father had manifer 40 cra ..,,,. , . , _ ~,. _ . 1 Mania beers the . % , iSe-ciTet,----lageers of tit . jg tag. **Om .i would hare the effect of disinheriting him. • &cow. ' 1 - 4 . pt zt "' r ‘fr th t 4 p ri . per coou ' adefit 4 „,, 0. l' OA its origin de- I was aso p et t o d hy Lisa eaddleices* with his father, that.he ha d . a 'right to the k i : - 2,ii., , ,z 2,..„ - _ r - r / -_. .. . ... 7 '• 1 " e " 6 ' 41 7 inhabliasta.residing is the . . - sof Memoir. , . of his ProPertys his sister' hetsi Prolldriliglri- 617171144At.117;16"..'1e“ to 41 1 94 ender !,f it 4 t "Pi no means e n l sig k ofituais s , it, ~ad sia t, r eetdo is rho, ~_. testator, considering, that if he left his daughter! . . The Learned Commissioner was• of opinion, tilt 4 beehl a tshl ,r . h . hos need arid' her; l i stbood, w ho h s ea. op. '. ' their children.tothe futon Bhagat? of their bro- i. ie t ....teas,..74:l,l...iti,isispi:lieuanitatehed tataltatiteheimereenormas.„...6„.netelfe BM elltamterstroy; hewers " . i n Breed . steest , c eeue b y6usec b e t. . . , the Defendant, they would noiderive tits wry between that 1 Mr. Boom . fer v ie . Di r es d ast , su b m i tte d, ag o to benefit be intended them, resolved 4. . -7 7 4 ,„, 4 7.7!77._,: 1ed before .thsoknei d 7.47 4 roof it ' where therlh • ino p f bad been adduced that Mrs. Dale was tint • • R.them a considerable portion of his patient s. SefilliP . 6? tleVpacaleypivederei , the Pritounsr . , to liar#ti% sets which cross • preprietre" of thekeleee.. . e , th et she h e d any tbiog. .b y hie !tit gareepon he 104 Vie Defeadat4l4!q. iii i f i p ara 1 0 ra t c .6 ± ......14.6.6..:::ft: L . ... 1... ....... r......ime oat, but do not „ do with tha imaostimactimered. • ~ , owl." 11: oic o locinding the pace estate l eadaimpa,. . - • , ir k , a . T h e us _,P ital ak i f tl i , • Air. Amainsera In auswee, t• this objectierajaalled .re 'Me 4.o.hia &stetter!. PY .a coolr.p ler ~,, : ~ ....., MATRIMONY. • .4 . 17'''. / . '-" f'• 4 . ieerei ap their 4 11 1,, 1ee MIS WillionwandlliseThompeen,two fair lIIPIIIO , • " t ilS. :14"u dis p uted hi hi ,761/ ' helh ! litsl 0 4'41 IWO Disci/dere have comosibated%eptierr Imaseetialir 111 " w 1 ""' •• '''ll'' wile had lodged •Isa.lbit beeseyoud wk. pealii alivt„,he ell y9O r the ~ gt * A f tt e i igi _. 4 0 4 _lll ' .11 se der . .. 0 4 03 Magni . 11.gle 101,0 0 al *h. . , • UM A Wittig iteobseqpietw of atamarded • nr every rim . 11 #1 4 . 114 1. 1 1191.115. .... / 119 ! I aitheugh -a., 111610411 t of: the ease of ,Gragery - • :.100111,1', 4 22_,Pete'l!e l lt t l a . tasisted . k ,:. 1 :, .. itir...... u ,r 1 , i . - ..A . r.. ,,. !own* . „ wow alline to ; w o re t r ee b r A lm :F or o s b osur i t a t a ir . . „,,„,'"' . 1- . e r ,„ 1 " - 41, awe•talme the apartments, let they were referred -; ll ..Ftrmiel t a• "ru' s M P" . w e it 415 l'..F l 'l .t ., " 1 11 ! bag been tainted ► b l illiease,' a a( so. la ball --- 0 Tr 'low...Dahl fee-termi and the apposed .of them 'Actird l i - *sieved bids. .ft .., . Ret t ,th . at,,wrt l ifts ,l o , l „, A q „ui te . ;., .1 7 -- •%? e . • • -,,:i i elpoi4lans , Primo, years aim see devote* a 1 akm.a.44.... se, Abe - 7 I, ''' .. 11-4' ' 118.4selints ' " had rte." fret lbw° "-Tub." i • r. 411. '. e""t ed hi s t"talitelti " 69 ' iiintaititt of the fidlateng ans.ree ' sWEV•secessaaisra . ISs." 1111111 .,:1 1 * i iillhtis the amount ei abide "mt. ~ - :, . i :......:. -ell , -Sr_ • ed " iteed °I P 4114' Dearly . 13 . ° I 'Pam. law plan Own as aditilliLal sadaer r l t = a:thforePease ere . 12 %"*'IROMY I Upon this evidence the Defendant able, the ravage.% of . ttiole convict; fib' snail tlei.are c tpse : was Wei ?wa Wig our eight was greattr . repaired, and, Ito wai pm; and Auden . .a it a s t s , a nd th m er dd t o b o ,b to o l ot ..p IN 1040Nese :fttfelllNll l T dot ; , bet it , woul d be cbcCb initiation into every Is rin.rbilli tillollif*JMlPat i l gist Iv la ion Friday, the Cearalathaaties, that lf sha:Wweiti 1 . .... , 6 1 Ail gesepasloo - of all his intetleatail faculthet:*-7. a wish , at mu early period or vacate , is V es that he was • uoc. A uo rte u r in the eatalasee et humid Piz ‘O l5l O in. *t !:•,11100. the nuisanoo si gtoooeld have e a ti iipiside ist. "1 - 4:as. • '4ttosueppoperal assured the Jury ? he .' from the loorrince of asiedueat t ed iiirk ilt 11611 . TOT diellifeli . 1 ' ble 01141 • 0 6 to" dialer ° :lila OR lilli ,sesterleAlibisli Inlaid be dila ~per ~ *, 4 oot 41 41 i strong and irre-sti .. ~, d • hi * Hilt 1 I i t ts t owl •‘- !i - „ ... . ... llO isre* let Nara a *Ade of doubt on the n4iptiii , vidgEpre4rtr ie m o r r y ders of g t r ; ni b* sore of w e lath yitie _.' *et • , ; t win% comprise every hetlrct .trrn r of' Thr i esti t. : .. . ; Ma": MIMI' Nistigutswocr az - gi , ~tin il pie !welt); orthe deceased testntpi. litteirtaiVea. o f IroallrefßlL i joird:ooxill atltatig:6 9 tlik npillamit- We& Brays stood ladies! for, vecarwleg t kw .„ ~ „ . 1 11 41$ 1 0 001 a the solicitor , 7111 ‘ ' Ora I n u 4 woweliWittittis calleslilialsatireas we t sait', thia stratader log them to be stolen, 141 b. of. mail% tiro setwitle. ' - I t '. - oaf *ion. skewed that Mr.' weahaer. . Qt r -eta thrf:io,!l4l o l,solll d tft iv * lf o r a w s i , 4„,,,, t B A . , _ a t . I " 4 ether recent mew . . y people to alai . stiehsoind a bed.winch, th e property 4 Mi . lbw- i I „ Lie , , Ir f f . ,pect in. _ , .., ..tt ,ettlik ,the contents, that ! i nnovi am. w i r w . a .„ ac .slur rovskawisowe „ we . * .4 . 4 ~ speodig . the most , ley, L l ~ , • ages, of. Holborn. , .t h , tfferiaai .:* u6.,_ .li f eja the physician wilVerberirfroicitere=itemn. but t _ w ho vi s it s 1 ildit. %, „ ~. ley stated, tbot .. he, of 10.14:64.10 ... ~,, .1 . . ~ WM!! Attllf_t ~ and entirely ap. onnw o plan o r i fv oinsiwi e g vv i sn e : 1i ... . . N.k. , -, ~ , ....._ . i . Tat.O. ;-* etent.articles Stem his presintb)!A , , . . ......, . t , ... ~- . . , - 6 11,M110 of a visa: I ta'hiti:t caustic. it Me tours* - . oar ' • e . '-'". •is . unseal fail on the mit }be lief. •Sfsme circamittaircre nta. 4 gir 1,. a, t. tal,, baseness , inn • . • this metropolis , intaieroti% eases of srootalass Asir; . , .. • daily ender our core, the whist is i - ' PONS, butt li es subject .witarankals &is arm., co appted his ihnincions to i 1 P7li. • .. ...- 1 , ,„ • -.4.1 l e • • by n safe, Main, nod e • , soseooperipe to r appearance Ands Defentient ? ,swhis was the peoprietor of ail. 41ron tw . .. . , It, Ili6,jaitn , Fe t , which, ,liii)T4 Ail mho- get atioptpi n: i b r at er iol,; p o l g o l jwo m g vets. The stiong shop la King's Gate-street, liolborn. .He applied einies..tes • . t he better of. ife.shou bait,. prneeeding freeo is, 1 an s ß eal,j por eesorst - , , and the patient reiot id true. ph.: net andoialen, in his for pod procured a search warranty tingt-ivith die as.. 1111. 4 ,10 . 611 . ' lia le attesting bia ellf, nt, my Where the debilite leas fi at 4issidi 'es my • tap on his head, sistince of an officer searched the Defendant's pre. lkiOrat!Ms i * "' ' - ' to revise the dembeelog spostka. of tir?...hu , ll !". re , ego rely ekgant pea- anise,, where he found a paper containing_tblei. of it wi t s preyed by other witnesses , • that Illt. „,„„d m i on ; . . ... ••• ... ...... .. and dress, is as naqa, which be knew, from a mark on Vie Frap- )nd the sea. Fr om per, to hive come from his shop. Mundell; within the yeer •he died, had meditatedo Realm DlFoomila't the neittotisearsoce.sels.o4. los U. also dilwosere4 plan fee the establishment of an Academy for .the ! tr in r o 'n':L f e ",...rzi Per are ray 7,+ ) , - h emus e Ai ,undary, „ant two new saws, two candlesticks, %seek ve. and a ht . '"hicht Finer Arts; for.tim-beihilla sod insulation of artists in : oneva ii e n mug , 1 4 a „„ pe01 ,,, obviously borrow. which, from, the srliatertarks, eltho sob _,,_ 7,_lirerl the northern part of deezkingdom, sod that be gue , runty ;urea; had ra w i Tioto :jun sal vro week tie e other band., we in part obliterated, iet.,was enabled to kleadry es 7- Petr Y . rowevnteer,tiareerth:iaiicliciatitetigginiltibMiNtiat' It itit relive of flatting. having lteen.his property. aapos. towards it. It WO also shown, allot about the Isla period, be edited sad pilule:LW copies of disoider, conspired with the ealsoltooriltsatios , of Nen, ifies‘ and the study *DID The Defendant, on being questieuid a d fps . . oy p i ,rsad edition of thentigravings of •the Statues and f o r rit al ai ndul ga is :Cg s° i . Te ll Uti u e r irftear, d a t kre4 ough and stupa r . r mann er in se ..hiek-t.h.s. 3' ceinallio l -11 1 -Pelletlik e t l ei _,li Pienamensa ia his k'nottheon;. the Jotter-press o f unaseetatrcoeseounice s isySnett pernitions habits ' . NH** saw to broad Awnings) ,1te . .!‘,4,-Pqrchit"ed them - 4" iff, ,le , 4. 31 4 1 *! A* and iehkh was utostably vial slassicauy written by him- , nfillaPPY **ow how& over 11 a. s sasbery, hut virefigky creed* I Ordie.-/47J34:1// 11411$11if h! . wee lguere9ta Pes rim* Pen" * ll . IOW; and that. oesrlapy..ise ioteeded forties* mullah • l a i t i a g ni n striLiTt e a ll it- i t t ae m3Yl:fa „ e r ;7 Zitl un on CUT. te r : l" r , kW'. kith Willi formerly welf . bittni t p him. •„..• . - -- !I an ob j ect a ogle y w.th eihte ..- • tiateume. , s t.... 1 t , .. ; ..t.: - ,A ,• .i praCtithwers. the removal of these delleierwitt b:the p ridall • t ll' UOttitallit , a , IWO Ind, if tne rises of Bacchus or Venus . have bcrAll 10 IrrOce and dela** is for .., t s rt - 'ON bit erasseigation by ma. . , I.....o e t h i i i sn ., .4 t, .• ,i . ! orogress ..Ir rrniiitatlon, it the tteqeireseeut of oar ex i '. t 4 Mr. foretop, via jacket, i red cap, Gil ir k , o he *IA in a law way of busmen; • - - ea% action of this languid stow, and in these casee , rn , ghat 'P b e ins au t h o ri s e d by , his Cllent, Mr. Charles 'Bien. : eigeer, Wain% anxiety wiil be preii”fied- by ee est ti Isom pockets islet- tie bad* # old a young awe, who ailed in d i .4. 1 1 „ not to keep op the cause any longer. It watt a iron tobacco-pipe.' , the shop as . ;t iti himself, and 'be would not ori- e fashions are &raids dertaketra ihirdi 3 / 4 414 i, he ankles thus and in the . . '_ e at' if 'fee WhiikM • ' Mandell • w s' e g i 1 ` ' ' tar: Women, .h i" ' been d ' •--ic-.4.."' ' I IP , . _r. _it . contending , ea l ! r i . I. who .. have; . 04 _ t0 0r „.,•,= tale some years psi Defendant •‘. , nie been as.M hi eau 01 astelnillehing hiresfelf to have been disinherited, he Pet! l . l at a tant*Zaalr_ I_ltare.4l.; the t as , , , ~ isateitt, are curable . if usemett . snotsi, . . , 4 , 5. L. ,;.. i, • . t fashions of Ph them, afthoug % 5 ,,•,,,,,,, ‘ „„„n d suck had te a t boo th e itaissght be had a sight to bare it proved In 4 Court , p Asi . v ,,o. use c,„„soy are raeaaarag to moor -' 199.4 • .9. - et iestiesi diet ferhad been disinherited in die form tars of their eale,'lde... flnli nialaieffrtitiaig, tutetai v __. • 1 Mart . • . 2. -, • • - •. . • cheese and hide., • . • 'rtilend'iseis e • en 1.1- in h peinameallisatt chit kiwi. 1/.11 will thiliiitecuted: it was impossible_ to team to Advice. and Alsace's ;led dip use a 111beirotsmalmf me patt of the /04,4040 . . , . , and the toWEI. lit .ICIZI - 11 . OTOl f t7neotATA . ( heat. T- 4114 111" ZV ige"ftittleg IHkr ttleftf6"ii ' lli ch"r-. ' Ilk4crt*Y *llicb ri tsW s = liaiv l higi 14°4 th. , fj, . , ~1 1 : iF t lip tiet AsAltillatiOd444 l ololl k 01110 t is unietscement .of . the be, provell, to, trolly . •'... •• _ _ fiillyi • ..isirltdist for Matadi: ', - Twlicntioat which 0110 rat the !eh *SP . : 4% 'en into Chrhtbsaill TAlFiflp; ll . " --. . .Oir .. ._ ~ .„:., : ff.:. . 1 - 4 a n t, . t - :1,,.,. ~. l a ilial e " l ; ls r ‘ rs t Qurris,sod i 7:o i nt e lpriti The boon tasks ti J WO. •- - ' JC-)1Ife. ' it . • b° ' a•" l "' ' ': ' ' • 10.44, 66 1..t a i * 1* ' 1 " 1 " 41 • ig slh the liwgtest i ' " 4 their weddiegs and one 0 . tii 4 oo . •.. . • Au _. _____,.•_ . . • . 6 6 _ •' . ~,..' 6 . 111110114 rtin.iu7. itatteninntea. : , . ILI'. :44 ' ,t, ,!fl : miPells .-.d• 4 . • , i l f. " 4 1 "..77'tql . lA' 1 / 1 O. SWF , CURRIE mid GL'Sti rev011.X0. 31 12 1 6; it tongery, some fish* OCestale a , , 7 I_ll, ,_ . tilteiztt ited i ~. ~, :, ~ f klicipttpdpr '0 ' • enience. The core I L it. If ' • ' , 7 . 91Min1l ' .11 . 0• . ' ,h, 'l4 Irlif Ar.' AK ' .. , . ~ . .... .. -- I, Fladstrand, Deli , y fie ary; 44 4 . ~. •,. r)! : hilif - ATI:" *. ' ' '•, : . , : itetteilinta finest met ;Pobilaktdl'il . Q. Lovps.ai ouial 11 . 2, . 111:!•Iii 144 , • ' :.' ' . ttAsesuan Orifices - Ws ane l4l Feet• - . ••. • , - . • • ' • .. ~,