The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-12-13 00:00:00

re. • . ---le i ok . - Y" - .•, ;- noon peculiarly foinwidahle ids ficititiee; ala i fail time . when sayings of elm- Coucteti stiheilmr.otrully falsely; are circaleted, stating, thatioar ?People, ore in re- pciated that civil justice Aria too laugeloti• 1. NO doubt the -public mind has• hems. net *:.losle dtl t lathed. • And what else could be.expeoted from the perpatisei efforts to irritate ? Bat I shoolil.'nevet base date if. I thought to have exhausted this kiilintt stobjrasti . I shall, for the presentk• only add a words Knalood must know that Mee (sod - vow vows) 4 no:sittle; that her. darling Panics.: by, hatire her enemy, and the Peninsula, and the Ointinent,. torsi Miry joie with America indefendiog tbeic marlins, righttrawsinst- her maritime claims. It . etooldhe 41110wwitto•ce. If she - has. common sense she •nntili seei. tint justice and prudence would reconmseed - • 2 to .Ives not to snake the straight waistcoat ohe .ctunsion • dresser Itelarid foe ever.. 113111, socks have world surely beirroch ripened( if Erie made her undeistaisrli • that...chat has heen done andsaid of 'late is edt to be ,attt;truieil to the honest:or thinking class of oerpea. pie,' that w' have iiot the .reutotest idea or severity • the connection, or attacking her Religion.—Of tins, parbaos, more hereafter. I corrinne to feel an increasing • dislike of every thing, htre. I probably shall not remain tossv• I Ireland • unatranged 'that I have left some things in must Antic, nowerei I may dispose of myself 'Mee. Englaad cannot arrest me long. I have oeyer found any good in watering . places. My ► malady, a coo stithsional dejection, accumulated by a life of •no little disaster, can hope for no remedy In motet or in wine. In general the benefit of •lhose places is at tributed to the attendant temperance; het a person bole given to excess any where, has not mach to ad •I in that way ; and as to !Vetting parties, i n a crowd of strangers, I never liked them, not was lit for them; I hire, therefore, given my evenings to ...the Theatres; I prefer them to English,' notwith. stoinling the difficulty of a foreign language. I pre •cur the ogle of• their Stage to ouri. Ours always aware, to.nteflat and dull, with never more than some or two of tolerable merit. On the contrary, toys you, never findany,Viey bad. A Comic nation perpeteatly . sendlog yound aspirants to Paris, • w hereot covert, there can' be nn dearth. In Eng. Jaeol, you mutt pototrwitit what you can get. No 'doubt, it is bard-talhod any exact principles of act. sing: iata great degree, arbitrary and acct. Still natere will assert certain boundaries. pi, Prance-there may be bombast and tinsel; and the 'i n monotony of •1 1 / 4 11041 f in their plays, is liable olieirtions ; lying much deeper than the mere cri .oglims. of the stage • ' it goer mitolly to the•morals and . Risers of the poolAe . ; it goes to make the woman a vithikaiort of intro, turd the maw a bad sort of erotism; •-itgostiiiiptitlaearotv. the solid bath' of erery virtue leseeinhe mow little tomistr—to the liromottlittleiter twitters ; it/anuuhiiatea the alio opt rtt*-; -of attachment. What can 'he feel: for cettideocio.o. Oren ou a- twincipie of good 'breeding ?' To fasCiitate :there most be no• doibt of• its being exclusive.-- • Whee•l am writing my bad avows, I would , spurn •liracigose if I suspectodbec of wtsispesing the Sarni :Mei to twenty other poetatoters. In:tire same prio. , uiple, if-you have only asixty-fourtk of a ticketio !the Lottery of tepid, the Prize is, he fact, a Moak. • How • v:am yet/ join in triumph. elatyetkree ;other fortaniste •ssiverttaress.? still these exhibitions emote. TIM; siting is , Iliosnt and gracefet, and •the music sometimes.. aseeilent. The &teak, who have no national music, affect to despise Frenclo It. sometimes, parival, but, f own, it frequoutlrcatches my fancy, and even my 'Wart • • • • • 'ffilit totratuch, of • these topics: I ant not terry for 'having come •Mtlter. when. did. Perhaps you se e serietybetter whin cut into piece-meal. As in one/- 1 44 7 s .144 9' 11%41 is laidtharetothe st °dent. Per it it mass te.grestsdllsidelintagir. The bast lesson Alsot man can learn latikleatios, and travelling ought 10 he. the bist• - tellsool... There are- many points ii • soalsfis this ptiopie • must be &lowed , praise—lively, libeterfo4;, a constitationalphiloiophy, disposing them lobe always satisiled. I wish, as to Goeernmenty • • eitity• roold - be hoought to its anchor. Whether that iirtcrhe pi**, who can tell 1 Nothing can hamote aloitiod•ttrest the general sentiment. The higher min tartusau hi. gonsafe into harbour. and wish, perhaps, for quiet. All ander them most be distonsaurad.—long arrears doe. Theyoattnot emp loy them abroad for • avant of motor'', mot, when-the devil is raised and eationt be kept• in• work—.we kitow• the story. The favour to Bonaparte is the mere singular, because, allowing for his extraordioaryanergy, 1 doubt if he had a single great quality. It is clear, he was no Stettimau %, force alone was sufficient for all he did. Men here of the hest authority announce him a man of uncommon energy in action ; but of no talent for-retreat.. The question is of More euriooity, than how .-nt. If other/oil*, it might not be easy to prat . ) what credit to give to thesiecritioisma. '• At last we bare got ear passports; and ordered a carriage (Or to-morrow. We shall •go by 'Dieppe ; neither my feblow.travelierame argil is the best health or spirl s. hove a great kindness for him, though no human Whigs ern be more different. I Mosu't think divinity is incompotibie with friendship *or affectioa ; bet strong contrariety, feet, is.— liow• stiffisrent are they from 'the volatility of trance OS' from the loud, ardent, indiscreet re. illeaseitee of oar poor people l-.--Certainly its is not *ore interest that • fawns the weight to the clock, though the utter waist of any regelating power makes* a sad r ims.piece : but I consider it now as nearly a cosschotratintt est, and the Insurrectton Act little other that* a moneineWbal - Landon, Tuesday. _ . • A New VElUM—After a day spot at iMeppo, we toiled, *ads after forty hears, landed at Brighton. — don't like the state of my health. If it was 'sternly montane, under soiling orders tor Aire andincoveresi :rwubotry, I should not quarrel mit* the piststiort.-- Thom is nothing gloomy its my religions inspreasimm though I trust they arg not sholliono: I might has Isepot better*—l know,-also, that:ethers halo Mine blameable—ma l rstitor 4101.441 cotiottcolo... . 4 mercy, than as ihjoat tert MO** 'otherwise, •I lose 011 . 11 "1 Akan of death. had ;boost made op my etirmikila be.). a Mi te° to Irsoce, Rod I am. tooreilited at fading aoy sig opium the hitestion ; yet ik Aro, *ere is. I have ue doubt that revolution hp *town litut town- ° • . , * t • • , • -." • • 40` , • • • • • . • • • J • • •• ,• • • ~ •I • 1 • • 1 ( • 1 .1 5 1 •.• • - • • .• ,;ltd ,•••i 'llO4 . „ , • • • ••• . . . 4. • ,•'1471 1 P 4 • 1. " .- ' , ' . , •- , , • • • . . . . • .. ' ' ' •'• . ••• . 4 • . • '.. • # • . . . . • . . . . . .. . . • • , ;.. - •, . - - . i . • 'n l i ia • .'.41. se *l ` .MAN •'. .... ' • . % s ..• . tir , : - . _ .. ........." -- . - 1 .._ 7.si,F. , z wa rit t o . . ▪ .......... ... h. ' . j i. . • • seuested end the neat day tills Plaintiff lidniehave gone out If tt4 ' • • AtilitKOT tea got, -- • __,..„....._ hureliopeir..er;disiaei - = 4 . 4 ,' •..'' ....1e1"11115- je t •rtgv r A to me that winter, in.Pariisweittist- answer better,* : hp,ckose. The, .1 41 7 1 . .narn, gxl,,eeer . woeltj not It T4oinar Olifiti i • ) ...ow : aren't:- ~. I ghtenn en it , - .. I, titan owe, 11%itheesday, return s front a long eon. ; - leltd thgen ttr.ottli 'that, Ole fr . eptlaat ,Cnekt hare charged 'on•sniillcion of iteilihg 53 buthel r 'df ter ' ' inirtak i oo , 4w w f t h o ,y. fk i, R o y n ktt, e renany e ,sniso keel- .),pteld ieltli: the :ithietosMlfrst,o,7”):4 ll o witill: l 4t, ao the • Vrepertyy tif. . Or, Thomas confectioner.; tee it 441'; ife*l." likt".°l-1441tr. liC'l4‘44 :9 11111%4'* 114"4:9e-44 "r4l. t . I*- ::::: ": „.::te a re h d::: a t t 0: 44 14. ed . piiii,"o3 . 4. A Th rottro. t% )o AO, 1 )* ~streote , . Molasses. we're .breoght frtitu Tiseck a ,s, y th e i ta u ja, thei s peet ike ltZV mo ttlii::: l A imil few k d i e d yt .,molo spust ipis .;.i afign :wehe imans at, Cheitenham e r, A. ! to! watinMot iSostalot • / 'At Ow endt - la. truce 01 9 .•• th .. ilon to r 40. 4_, dington, *Od had 'parchaseck ten,chal t i re4 9 p com • • . . they are seldom of useort . am clatAdetidedi 0 010 ' olg• the Phydnittt dermilee to dui ' . ~,. . him( Cos aid Co. Beaufort-budding' i l . which were leaded ° thete r till Charon pledgesams we the , , - jed to his. eye, which, jut. ; ..''''', S ._' : `the f rom on board- ship, . yent , e, r vary.trisly, ..' . . • yitert, somenhareebent•tfteet .-,• . 4 ,,,,.:•ittlnir's bile, and taken- to• Teddlngion. 'le As h _ . 11 . ..!_. - "V.1ti_911!... ht: cheep • ,tl(ree.fialfiteette; he te'itioei ;Pr ptt It . w.irdthrlroptied'Elowti to Twickettham,. where Fuab~e ale' 118 .T' G' l4be, V A' 186 ' Great Bra J..? 'tell',l : fair - 1140' t idistelq:,itith is fi‘rfitil far c ti• teem tajten oujb.by louse men, condected tack• * . - • - ~. - • ' .' • ' - 1 7 1 " l PAP,,,,, of •.._ , „ant ,the ,l e et. . 1 / 4 t.Pe49 4 • reddltnee !Ind unleaded ; tit Ur. Thonil tAto ; • ',' ':/ :. • 1 . . , ~/0 . . i 1 . . 1 . •' - ',ft.'. 1 Mlle' nu the dhesegoe-utcer L . .1 W' Mpg LLNSA T CE' :„...'• . .., s . ' ' .k.ttl"frimisaoittitatt t tit : 614 0 4 . ..nt:l llo !,a,i'; 1. -liiiis 'ha ;deli he received tiiesured . , and ha' rasj •' : .. , . • • ._. -Meare.-t• • ~ ' "deuce, the Jitry'feend 0,"• • ti'ter the y i btinti f fr-` their 63heifiels de fi cierit. ' •' ' '". - •;'-.1"r. I' .. COMO' Or ClUt.tiPtlitY, Dite. : #4 . B. Deinages, 101, costa 461. ", ~, • . Committed for further exasnreetibn. •• • ' , 4 •, . • '.'7 .4 ' • - . • • VIMItAYMAAIIOI7IOIIATIIS V. 'hill FROPOUITORA OF , ' j u ii i i, [ o, 4lo) :4• li. ~, , , ~. ~ ... . . Ilitrist-ciaDEW.-Satorday, 4riftri : i& ;" .1. • .. t Coven•r-oA flout. . : ll'illiale ; AA I t i c o :i•A PA' i.Y.A.. I) '. 4 ilia; p orter ,: who livedispitardi of tatatty.y ':. ''.. -7 '''.. i i This meanies -Mr. Dowdswotsh, with- Mr. Hart . t%g l i i ih a • l i i ii g sa La n itaii,., • . i ser . an ...,_,_ , _ he ebtisiiv. .. 4 , , „„___ ., ~4, , .„. . I' ty7aw‘t lit.K , . 17 .. ' and Mr, Shadwell, appeared as Cottuatt on behalf ' . ' • ..ic:. 7 7 . ' -7174.7.7- r . 4. 7777-. ., .., .. ;- . ' %.* ~,,:' i ' ito lirru7m rd, a grocerielifittiMeld4e4 - Watt . - • • ''''''.:: of .the Defendants, on the motions agitate‘ on Sato. '.. Afpo - tk o , p er t . 4 •.,th' e , i (. - ,_• it __( . ..-N . :7.,_,_ 85 .,P,MT per . fare .tara the, sitting llileatrate at this. a, - !I'‘' s • day int , thAt.lea.llealatte44l - pf,,,_;°!eCttflitTeerten'tle,f,'S"° isnrinatinn t . vharged with rebbieg .116 •'. , i , - • I. The one motion wu for an order tottery or rec- I mit t Worn 'no . . ..,.• ..,..... • ~. t A ' .': -' .0 11 ,1 1 . 1 4L* 1 " 'Abe 'Of several art i c l es or grocery - . '•-.'' I . tics , the terms of an order of iniunction issued fair liton4r..evga i. Fts ersosegnettee, nonse4ol,.. , ~ . . " Tromat• Thompson, the parole ' stiit'''' . 7',.-. '' t • , ' years ago, to reatrain the Defeadantafront publishing , .. r .,. . ~ ~-.• .. . ~ --, - , - •.. , had frequen'tly observed the Prisoner g, . .. •or performing .the dramatic pieces or fortes of. os. • -.. , .. ~ .i..: ~- ... 17,1!eczkiiiiS 10. • - ..•: , ~,, Ines slsop.in that neighbourhoetl. wit* 7 Plaintiffs called We AV 63 Night, • The Agreeak • '' ' - ' - *-DERBY . 11 ; krill., ;. ' :', • t qcher,,. ohich caused him to suspect he',. ' •-. • . a. . Surprise, The Village Lawyer, and the piece called This was an action brought .4 an'aitortity, tgz)t his master's property to dispose of, in ') • , 4 , -,. X. Y. Z. without leave of the Plaintiff,. the proprie- against the beadle of. the Coirt of R ° 14911 - In- ,, t7 h ., a 'ot h wie 4 Cif,saspicion he watched the Priso ,':...As t . .tor of these works; and the other motion for a cod. - Tower Hamlets, to recover 'the ulue, of i, . --. 1 , 1 1`' 'the prii?dilig.hight•ge*. • - ‘iel)itig i ', •--•- ' ' :'.-, t ilaept in infringing such injunction. .the shot; about ten'onditiii °IVO', en'ah; '''- I* . •. blankets distrained by the, Defendant, a .in . ' The Learned Counsel having discussed topics not' execution aga i nst a militiateati of lite isals : • Ighit- .• . __, ;. . • • ' • ~ . • . .• • ~. , . - • (the Prisoner into custody, and informeuish ''''''". r , ' - t ; betoreedyerted to, induced the lord Chancellor to i Aker , in Whine house thigOotes were, a . o ;obese ,lin orderto give time to main *miry into t • ' . . '.. desire further time to read 'again, the affidavits on ~ wife they Were alleged to bare pie)s lettt by , . , :f '4l,kiy. , rb . 4 ed t i o t t.,_ g4' ~ tftt ts epr a ns, ler. 1110114! Wall COMB , 1, •-• . ,/, 'such -bath .1)0419,, Ind with that vienlptstPoned his tilt " . . . t • i b . i i._4. i n k, ,itytictygr. examination. • ~ " . ~.:... ~ .t .. „ „1, , judgment. . . . . - - • ' Mr. ?Ali, tor - the Defenuan , , ,j teq,„. „. - .- - . • r i•400411 9 Vir_o_mo t i t ar- tß ere s t i h 7 4.- -I.. .S ar e t e e nrda yp i , ,a _qo h. „n - .:1 ;., „; 1 AGAR Ese..e. Tilt incest's ems 7,,t, aattriat. • weide, : that hy the Act WV* ' f... Mr. BILL, Counsel ' for the Plantar,. moved. fee! this (23 George fp4ett. .4,,,.,ir.!tt1yn. , 2 4! t ' ll V °l- 1L LE • 'L. t L 4) 5 41 . 1 , " ....: :. ,--$. IF J an order to continue or revive the injunction sought I that' no action shall be brought. or any thfits , ti e peraera of r otary . r ON, his apprentsce f a , _... „, , t .,, for restraksing , the. Defendants from continuing ,the, is pirsuance of this Act until after 20 dais'', noti4e tear, years old, for HI usage. The ch .. -. Oki, , . 1 tonal throbgh- the domain lands and improvements of .shell have. itailflit at the office of the 'citirlti of the • forave tbo her linen was Seldom . Or net' traskidiN • • . site was,shamefolly full of vermin; that hi DC beating- her with a stick; stmt . . ',- -; ; e. "the Plaintiff, contrary tb the line of:demarcation Court . .. prescribed in the Act •of Parliament. . The ground The Plaintiff not being able to piers that such no. , the habit. , wits!sfsi-froPt six s 1 4 0 )00) the merniugo' , of the present motion was, that the Plaintiff had lice . hed flee . given, was nonsuitndi ,- . ••• - - • • • , Ldely conformed with. the late recommendation of his i ' . . THOMSON O. HILL. . ' - • !Oil*, at night.. 4,... ....!: ,'...il , ! Lordship in obtaining the most minute and accurate ,l The Plaintif f a ship-ovule *, btenght tint ectiop,to ' - rho. fie. 41 : 11 .te, a !t ie ,a ! e . iPtd !he: h . 5 i . ni a . re h 0 e f7he 5 ,:, !8 ,;4 ". ..40,4 . - 6 '1 1 ' . '7k., . ~.,,' sus re of the law and lines in queStintri while the! rePover 1 (),I. 6t. 6d. 41 talus of . i - quantity of . sel , un fi t . T e ..n lw , Defendant's surveyors neglected or omitted to attend.... biscuit reteliesUgY• the Defendant, as a lighterman, ...... ttid .... re--!• 0 he, oltncellede • , I.• At this moment Mr: HART, Counsel for. the De- 'to put on hoard.'tbai .Plainiith Vessel, about to sail 1 - •-"•t . . . • 1 - 1 " 'S. 4- , •- • r '-'•i •fendants, came into Cosirt, and • stated that he had t _for Lisbon; When the Oghternsan . got alongside the t Loot , ilio R HOROCOIT CliAßilitt.4o4` ....1. ) • , - -. . Inatroctions from his Clients to accede to bit . Agar's ! ship, it rained veierifirktutlassl e thd'endattt thogght morning last, one of the princfpelittothi t it . - ,'' 3.:. , . :arrangements and offers .. ; pr,oper to leave the bleCeit, bncepe t . ed, at the mercy Lishettd Corporation went hatalbalAitle4lljl4 The LORD C HAN CEL/An t . smilingly pleased 4tith . if the weather, by . 0.40 neArly..tteAh9J.e, of ,it was perceiviug,thtt . 4e i .door lotdrielia* : te,Wldeitl i • 1 .. the adjustments proposed,' ordenurikori•tii bO'r so much injured as to be it for nothing but teading • sown-chest, coplaulipg. the 'cispeter li 4f, watt& . • suspended till the result of the propeaeollisWeit,lts pigs or poultry. ~. . • - positeJ, was epee, he . ‘its.ladeeed,to'eseasitseaste'' l'' l • should become knowo. '''...." •' ' ' . It- appealing that the'biecoit.tbikee had ',greed the cause of this unusual CititintStattlei'llien to lit i• i The motiosaiwas postponed. to put 4 thet.,biXtvit .on beard the ship, arra had em-, great moritheatiim and su'rprise;it'etikiiiiti, .thitt i th. l'0••, . 1' • --- ' , ..wootnrit-fsentknk•nAnClr• ....,..,., ....:." 3 .7:- iiimrp4. the lighterp3".tkr - this purpose; though the 1 1 ,seid ;chest. had been broken: open,•evill'ilted oP in i• bi.....Aiklideiglibiligi tk .this cense, *Nett: ' . . vas. , . tie tigtatermati f tlie.giirt j.c,ontepts. Au inn crow the luatstioient kiwi's"' inkTaattiiittithe COemeraial world, faits' , : - - tith„: .. , . --, , AfiV _Ffilli h 9 "lgit. 411 *-; 46 1f. !, : e 4 r r- . 4i .. It!! .%" bb°4l - :' 1 ' 1, 4 1 1 .4 i.. i ..ctias to attend at certain contract, fort a.; •..pcmieitt,. tliiett u , age est I#ltotte, woo st,as FC• 'OO : tee oar. 4MC alarming i'' - ! '' ' mi l H !...' '' ; y for or amigunient efa ship now freighted kith* roil eisentaltretAfits, kOrlik t kelltere . .- 4 ,sed . ttot.....tn tita i shttl- dintefi Orcitjated.: and Spy*, ,ast.'.e :77 . ~.• . - of London, from the-Dellendant to she Militia - , :.ett i oweat --. • ••• '' : •'''......- ~•-•• •.• • - , ....: - Mongit the 'iiislderte . "Mentlteri•i4 - , •• : :. -the ground of defettive papaw, pad teachers of**, 1 l'AistekdelSaffiteetota eoptitittp4„, . ...,:.- ,; .8 0 dy, - A4o4o.• ; , p lic k e y, • Ek t ,' ~, , ' .., ~ t fer'want of the necessary endeteetatut by the urn, • 1,... ~ ,:•.:.: • igitil*ljiti,f7 tieurreartt f ;; 44 : '...:•.!: ,* ~ holisr,f. and rode, Ault Epee - kick itero4. -,, '. F • • •,.. on the certificate uf assig!ment. . ' '' ''' '' r ": :l. '' , 'TiAlisaherlialSettlharitilhO Will orl 4 iAmrsaillts -. , : ''il tio Cdquell**t_9, 4' he.4 44 atrovi Jate l 4 4slo: '.. 1 . • Mr. LEAta and Mi. Wynn : pp piled the metien, 11". gl . '''''T . ... s . i iPtilk4thltilli*ittPlin M i t h e Si blew ' noble Pstresi f llaye r y . , m 4; ityr, 4 4 . 40 o f, . , ,? . oo the greutit or praetite in the.Reastry 011ice, - 1141%.; ti vp . .0 04 i sik ; at - fj 4 ' f i . avii i ac e 4 ted -44 - - . eitib; di of. which situations . am. rim i . • 1 der the Act of - Klee William 111., and • the Acts it I 'flat* at No, 4Q,- iligle„nolborn. .• - -,; , • ......,' ..-„, • ' /lint. His LoidOiip anti hi s friends are total y ' .*. ,t: .. '-that-Itit ~and 3*.ttls if the protest King, reguittinfl:l .114 Abbe eodemoinfide.tp,dascharge,ishaiseifty. leer to conCelye ate object of the partler'irho' • ' • : a t ;amnia transfers ; by•tho let( .of vdtich the idd regletottiv rqe twth n t o 14 h o d. sot itag i iogg i notice of - the At. - token .away!thw droller; .. dre. ; line etibtis - fistb ..was laded in the proper am* with an tandocse, si f v fo ter Aa ptho t tiltit,;, ligt•4oipersert.isfi eneof theiltr PrOCine.e.atheetiC. CePieh o .: th e tcsa ;oaf be at. girt taking. out. a now "Vitae . , which requital , tvel i s orw , pr o o d . th o ok it • -at, that no nne al tile . . with sorieue consequences; .' : ; ~_ ' .'.'. : l. 4 , 4 I)iindorsetneot. . '. * lAttisitiOttAte4lo stterlis listassietlaa.; and fee- . , . . •.Itiere are ne t t less than z .7o pnblievAtieisie.4:l6 •, . - The Loren Cnaracecton, with inigiosvannth,l ob. 1 , w.; tio',.o . te . t Aisne, . bel-,premited to pay it "Lo‘i-itria..t, 'Sunderland.'' .. .41, , teseite : c., h 4 ,alKais •-• ' served, that he could not swim' AM 's itepoettant ! ail i t4 , 4, ism i g c o b ithich . pe Qui f f ,„* J! s a . there are abent . .4oQvictioilWt r; al - , 4 4 11 - 01" , I faint of praetice, although morel/ n Veldt of awe - mtilifif„44-0,4 not . . 7 ~.',- • ..• • 4 4 7 ...., 4 . „b e ve; ne tbefi n;gras it oi rrop •-• . .i . , • past. lice, to remain Joisger outettledt isOldially el 40.1 vamrs i g ol e,t4 o ttgintkif r 4lemegia A 41.. ' : -;.• •-•-. • rt ,„ ,.9ratertilysevetring, as Mr . fel - iliit - 0 ,,,,, 4. ',Agar ested•the danger of tenure of-the altil`to. : - ,—. • . • i ga gg ris • ha i , ''.:'.; . ;i.,1; : : AIPIDRYSSAItIF • was passing.ei . Mt. on.britlgr, , ..; .14 , reorronr, .-r not tier ...v.ag e plpF eg yerf: C r ted th b the , . e mp o reir,„ digts ßAl , ,, vise; • loot,: it i. ,i .., . accogeti . kylomn . :oo „ .l.ool 4, 4 4 .4 , hal it .. ~ , orsement, within t - lime ter • as. , - ••.. • • . . elluaita a. Haut. s.) ',' - ;. 5: 1411 . e: Itt.er l lol is ow c ougi f y l ,lo f i ll : . ~.... I jignsient which cad here elapse . . This; wits an action to Woe* .ifitii. 4 a iiiy.o4l).bied *Ws i nt o the.itt*W .44 - ~..,..,,, ..'. .-- Judgment was d e f er red to-morrow morning. coca' horse! sold: to ihe •PuitiOgiolostriitionogaie . ter tate si,-. ihtie . bf`4lno l ,*to tir o l''' - ‘ l "ff ', ''' _ ' . , -awl.- • • : and free feed-trice. ~ reati c. • 14 . 77' jai .„ 401.40 -'4 ..",;,'...,, iii P: : 4ottiooda&ceit-4°.uviredslii,l:4So Morley timisliiftss4 wag ~...,....? : 1. ...... a• it • . • COURT OP MING'S *NCH. Dtc. lii. '; The Plaintiff is a gen tlem a n ..abiLd" •- 4 + --, • SSA•VP. • • • ,e .. .Meat, mod • the hoesfe..**lkeskrebille* eat; MR 4: . . 11 . \ : . • • ' *• - ' - ' '-* , , .• • TRIIICANI O• FINLAY. •-• , • ~. . , • • ' ' May taste After they " 00:: ake h i *buy; ay. salioged7. Go.drie's.4,6Vl A' latently* man,. w ~, ..:' , .. This * wes so action. of assault and. tseifital; -' , it. - • lanteaess, wa its &DPI* .1.11.00/110.1 1 1001tai:Arnliti40 1 2 0 10 1 ge 111 1 40 1413 1gPagths kW retestilt . % Mr. Jones loving opened the . case, . •. - illi•lni iie tgokausso - kind lk . served, and the Plaintiff wit desliits.of..Mtwallittedm ........ --,- J a ..tick , vs= eqi . . lilt. BitotiGn.iststatcdthe circumstances *ad-called ' . . horses. belt: On the refaeltr'4•l4:. Rete*** l ° re to"... 4 E . .Pk . ± o6 `lng °PI.° ° t i e r ha ." l . , ' • witnesses to prove the recta. • oGrace, ! J tut a servant to the , Plaintiff', who is le tate,...theett 'thi s ficti o n S._., -61111 1----- 4 1‘....„ ..•.': • • ' ,'' A t".4 l diec . or eiel t. rerfllse t Nvith .. the folio in in_siriptioe . .. s.s oe ii 'x: .. f . : • . ' • ..• -: = a plate4oT,Bassvt . Remanent 'mirage Pares, *FT -. 1 ihstarance-brokoc, deposed, thathis employer's ware. "11 1! "q.. 141 . l ."" 0 : " 1 ,' or sar kis i• S i la tn ith eaos, ,. : 4ll t r e OPi did a i rti ,r pr e ,. .. the ai nirn e souttess irOfen i3 lo r n s an a d o i.* : it .4 314 ,:r ts Lo sta.)" ,w 4 A.iip ritii:rT :ore . viiiiasiiPtahevettstilt:4!: . 1 .., t ., I 'lo4oe : was at Wapping, and bin private house in. Ai.. ; ljdon-plack; CommerciaLroad. Ou the day specified i . c aw 10 the horses, agreed let a!ierdict ge toe Olt nin e i April; 1781, agecr . fi . reyeaaii. and e kloi.r • qt. ego ~ 4.0 the record, the Defeudaet, Who is a ,loll' ing•thecoilin, th e tred'y wit fbund quite perfecta i . and she 'tad bad • some eseecantile trace*. tiff , who el .. htelleteSiistioella Sou thence:tie-the. horses, 1.1•101. a 5i.... .: • . 4 ing in that ptace 2? eats. with the Plaintif f , called at his house in 114.. ''' a "14/1" was "149 1 4 --.'"" - .• 7Y .. . ....! , , i ii i_i lia litimi.pilgo in, s lam, where he was admitted and contlettod • - - .., -" .i.- ' A- . ~. • Tt"7 404 :71 1 r 1 1. 01610 1k•A" '''-'• day Nay , . . 4 . . ... s' 0 . - - .. 1 `the parlour. Aker beieg seated some time . in, . ' Sunday =•atsoy i ltirteU uudiw ., ..... s r isse tt o t - i . " .it • • ti ''''' ' well 4 ** (9 tP , • isellineased the Plaintiff .iu angry terms, and askod i iharriel.e . e .„ : • ~ si. , „ .7 with .. vizor, -,....... 6 . 471 .. Ma why he. kept his rnm-hack ? .Witoese •th.en lett , was retertilitgfrowt R l / 4 _ ti es mo t g as a w • • stroy herself, 4 , .. • - the room, but he afterwards saw the Defendant Arnett 1 , MetierrOhe actrest; he Nom' h. - • - ttrfr - Oriente legtilfa l ; l 7* Y estf!nlaY she spin made r , 4 oo ... I his master several blows on the eye and on Ow one groaning, and went , apft4hciL. iiirte olivfottigit . t . . 7 withan# k n ife, But it aga in failed, the hnife , .4o A ,!, part; of his person. • After that a Gentleman tree since. to a lane lending to a farm,. irltnieV'ittlyt it ; 'Wroicied from her as she wax in the ect of a lb / I listed parted them, upon winch thq-Defenduat *eat rose lying o'n.litagittplul • apparently in a. kary4is- ! Oh f - I ltr Eye Belly Martin fliatif at , grif e suld . Issehy. lie•lsad previously called ti minas 114;4 treated' elate. .It was lee time before he . td 07,. popular vulgarism s . have, thei r ortgiotozaneet. it ~ . ' . l i Oases,. Fie* intliT's eve was very black, audit eat eimik. i iifit An anitrer that' could. understeedi •114; ok % cal perversion of .language or of- fact. SIN fl*lll •n 4 ; ' -dusted kr a week. * The ?handl:PlM attended by a I lentthonderitoed '6ll 'tits- man had .11min`•rebbie l : lieu* aCtisitiaisthiesin the - Ramis', clika i dar'; . -.,. , - medical man. '1.:.. wounded, ill tr • 'rthiVeft. to the helpless •A.. tttitn of prayer to him begins with the woeth?.__ l 4 . ; t Cross-examined by the Arritt '. se , Gareitti.--.• I hi Which be was tile. • ' • - ;fit juin as' ha witi'ithopp . 4 .c 0! . Mild &oft , :#l . 4irtit t e r , %chid ) . by soul qar' .. Witness went out to the butcher ' dliteitit ~ ef eeld to raise the ;rein ip ' ' 'Mtn assiatanCe boot* A e rate cr.1i0 , u,.., iatiti:in isl ia re •y 4 r beef for his master's eye. " ' ' • .. • ''''' .' than rushed out ' f . ' ~ _ "Ilk lettri".ltioufted ilreykog,. hes. Ainiriva. - the . plebebin phrase, g 0 1 Dinah eapwell . recollected Garai* Fiuisy alMeg bias dens with a 404,,- n- the entll,Mi.. : the _known i n the seeders; circles of horse !aught/v.': , ',," prone to. puiiiiing . , ,"•'• t -on her owner, and being introilitell into thii per.. W I who instantly got•olt,' Aar sl bill44ll o s !*; . YIPIIIOIIIOr, ICCOTding to appointment, a Coen,/ • 4ostr, he Ala, " Mr. Irintliftli 'I whit' to knew *h, , alarm a pitiable noise in , t) • . 'atiio Of, !Amen Amateors,qf the Pugilistic Art ' t ies 1 you keep' back my rum " The' Plaintiff rata if • 114,,itiontion tett'. humane-passenger's gs,fdlictssl6 tots " a would take a.seat he would tell Itim. Iletrd b post tio,k. They stopped his mouth,.llkiiiteofien clotir o - mate, and afterwards heard Captain 'Sole', ee to ieeheld him deign while they ralbeCi httis of ••ban* r , %pat . when, after:e tletkitilidence had lie-Otitis° 1 . 4 . 1 --, , , A j i ' f i l a ;; ; sliter lu ' d th K ehai ngize tie les :nn weri Tir .t.y, rsd h a ad y last, bee tit ~. 44geliZ. .is was decided„:! that there rensaittaPl G p the door wheal she heard hive call her .tassteilh &mid , !Mail* thi imount•of 131. t wateh,:tntl other.,o4'. d reseal, end threaten so-kfols Mar (welt hill*. p oly. They then proceeded to enttitainnr tvi sobs- doolit bit that Sew hail sold Ow - battle trefoil ft‘id" - isertes of his person: slowoorviergi eseNne, uti tt isete 4 4 eattlethil. throat With ailinife., hstCll,r. Tug; and Mi.. iiiikietr W4i(requestad to resent - e '44w triarner in the eye, whit* became very ,blec ' Ortkaht",4 stroMitod, lora. theta haabltt a veil i t 2 .pe.rse. to .herfoug-he far by s ome more Worthy ~....., . ~ . e The boesoo wee n 4 acted t ! and ' the 'raw =ri th sin, prliveutetl thens trots effectually , .At th e e s - - rfkt i i t , decided that' gets , .. . Ink .was . 1 ea • • is Oldest& was bete 9480 d. •• '' • het hie right hand :rai,4,adfulty ce•w t icia.. 'lie lioi or g ir e l s k i L•t ' • . • ' , 't P` 1. The Arronalintielitetsat. addressed the Mort •an Mg ;Meet ailiti Mounted , though chit denserop .'" .•• -,..e.'7--- , •-'- 7 " 7 :`'.i . •- * ' ' 1 c if • . lt the par4-.oekesestaideas, antreherved, that the Pie *Mains then mad. 011 . 14 ", 1 0P-Pii... !• - . " .' ' • , ...„' • . , , 1 ,i k ...=.. st . x' - :ohlgr• .'. .. .. I ,' • * c 4.taitt orthi 'Decrees am bolatidalie.l we! ritocluslvt ' Ttie,thn 'titre liner priende,'roteirhy the ' Sfe'tlie esti inSiant(446 . /'' ''''' -, r :hew feeler, li,c , • • t•aete the.tailliegiejory which lW bran eestained b blender Uzi • 4 ID iimit, 7Of Oeir reward fol. awed to. .-• • , . _• • -.....' - - • • .•'• ~ oase itovi I- I she' hates*. ~ lA*44 'wailtau* when tOtit 1 " their late•flevb im; Sissito fittetifth, lak t e i n . oelSs.itdits , liorninai' is' If . . ~ ' - pare, WWI* stem, I met i *1141 1 ! i'm IRA Vie's.- .. ~ ;: - i y Wersseart•for; he additotas udervidteuleetto mil I laid out In e 'my .etetset service, irons the hats 'Pi, • • -.. • ) _. I , his.ald , - foe nOsol4i , sons WO Ow:a little kkchin 'lliteesti. RitodkoAki . %.1 4 10110 , 1i,14))6 . • t. "011(4 1 *kirk tiouldtbe got tot the butcher's, kp the thiptieuvititlitiOVllA:: i • "7"" r ''' . 441/411411 1. 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