The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-11-13 00:00:00

RT. < , - ~_ - ' . . !g `~ ''ak t • L ( .f:f. 11-: r •, ...: %'-: • a vs. . - . • • , • . . - ..MOLVENritSin'ORV!-601.1KT,- Nor.- 12. isiftiti4atele . -- This day the Court Viet; twelve eases stood for . • LIOr yttiv day's hosting, twenty- o u ts stand for Fridiy, isd - • Shirty-one for Saturday. • . . Win. Holcombe Scott was opposed oa theiroued. othissiet bevies (knotted in his scbedote the parties. tsar y iwt of a mortgage of certain houses of which be was 'Ulna . ff Omitted in Devoe. This innitOun wee. admitted by, Orr' the Insolvent, bat he explained that it' was beelleta r e p' nice solount of the' mortgage greatly: isceeded the 'w•ilue of the property, which, its emmequence, had totylly devutted upon the mortgagee. . • Rubert Prying contradicted sim' Insolvent's ebl . desire respecting the disposal of this property. • • •Ibalf raiandekiSheinsilmhst for a conceal leeslittWf lOuiserfit, in bialltt isserting io his schedule the4eitiesteell of this asurtgage.' t visas Gti6tn wasoPpoelet iy Joseph Stamps,. a tailor, for * debt of IU. Ils. , The opposing • mircomplaiitedi:thit lest Mar& the Insolvent came tones aiwilitit Clothes to the amieet mentioned, cad in awes Or theeedays.aftei wait to , another tailor sad gat..aredie to the lute' *`scent. • He never paid • • eitfiii4osk offered bilk Which were isht honoured. • The &nine Mitt, •that the opposing creditor had to blame himself giving credit in the loose manner he had throe. The *lnsolvent was discharged. • • Mr. Noawn said, be bed •to apply to the Court • that the Melee John Caitery *bids was oo thistlay's list, might be postponed until to-morrow. He made ,the apprieejloo owlbe 'port of • Lieutenant Ilickman*• • WV. cleiosetito be a li/editor te•tbuieseent of 121. t, akhough the InsolvenCiad laselled hie name in his .'schedule us 'a debtor , toV t Is the gem of 161..."7 Liret. Hickman had had ao Atsilet of the Insolvent's • ibpjAiiitioo, and he fro* sought that the case should • -Manzi over until tomorrow, to allow him to prepare t the gtiminds of his opposition. • The 'eptOttf. , --" As - you r Client has bad no notice from she idioltent, • the discharge of the latter can hayslata*et upon IJeut. Hickman's debt." Mr. N,Guais.—" But the discharge from the op. poling &Whir is already lodged for the Insolvent — and we shalt not know , where to find him to.tnorrow to Assert our claim, ouless the Court postpones the bearing tot so short a period—aud-the, aura is too B.Rlt to ofititin a detainer." • kientensai Hickman here addressed the Court ; he said that latelesolvent was Master of his Majesty's ship lied wUm cod he (Lieutenant Hickman) Second Lieutenant.. He was then about to state some parti culars rispeeling their mess account, wheb The CoVar interposed, and permitted the case to stand fitter sill ,to.roorrow. • Robert Halt applied for his discharge. • Ale. HEAT* . opposed the application, and said that the insolvent had been remanded a year ago for, a concealment of proptety, and bad, since that period, Made. taro tnelfeetoral attempts to *Mara a rule for a re-hearing.. Ilis .creditors were resident at Matich;sler, end bid no right s , enlesa the In. • solvent could show special circumstances to justify a re-bearing, to be -put to the espence of a second jouroey to London, for the purpose of opposing him. ' srba.An oltent said 'Ms case had not been folly • • !word: . He was now prepared to show by affidavits, that there was no ground for refusing bide the bene• fit of the Act. :CouRT et lengh consented . to let the case .1140 for do 25th, so as to ensWe the creditors at 14incheater to answer the affidavits_ now filed in Court by the insolvent. . . Several MOtieeti were made, but they wete of no Interest, escept to the parties concerned. Wr!gT ' WT77 ' 74 l I'EMP I 14:1 1 774 1 r •N"-,0? I = • , t l4Bitilt uoixttoot, Coricsitstsb Tog • LO*T CHILD OF SIR. HORSLEY. .1 , . . ~' . . , • * • • ! • a- —.....-- -y • irow-irtaare.—Theeircumstance of . the lest es, ol . Mr. Fioreley, of Canenbury.lane, Isliegtoo,Co •tinees to • eicite the public attention io a very 'oor; "Misery' degree; end nO cause ran be assignedM for carryiag off the boy in so strange a way, elcopt the' ;‘,!port, that upon the life of that child depends the Awn of 40,0001. This, however, is not avowed bp bizil Mr. Horsley, hot it is not contradicted by him will, friends, and jhay assign no other cause. Prato . no occerreneo wee ever takes up so generally sta t has !MR done,. by the whole neighbourhood.of Inc ! ' lingtow, nod the numerous friends of Mr. Hersleyit who is-a. merchant- of •the city of London. Greet numbers have been humanely ezerting themselves hi all directions, night end day, to endeavour to disci. npr the lost child.. We stated yesterday, that h Mr: , 'kits and Mr. Bison had directed Godfrey, the coo. stable, toga to the house of ill fame in btead's.row, near the Asylum, inisearch of the lost child, and Elisabeth ; Holbrook, the servant girl; and to bring timbal* of tbeboese before them. We alio stalled, that M 4 IlOssley. pod his friend, wheat wee we ande6 stand Is Smith, proceededs,Cemartaiss if the repeett. WOS cement 115 to lb.- servaalkipt being discoveradold taken, After a coosklerablotOotels, it was ascertaieed that eta 1141;414W taken to Alas* of the Vestry Wert of Islington, .wbere the guard at Abe Bit:einem, coach stated, that the girl bid .ea, ky,siont. from the Seracee's Head len, on Snow.hill,wo Se*: do t ) , eveoing teitirmingham,. nutter .pecolier ci stances. :She piesented herself to go by the sale" as an outside passenger, just before they were. to itert,• and said her place was take.; Mir '.. the way-bill, and found there was no place take*_ a female that was not filled, but told her that t .. was a place taken by a Mr. Atkins, who was not •y 4 come, when she replied that her name was At ' whereas it is Elisabeth Holbrook.: bet no Mr. At kins appearing, and the coach being seedy to start,' be asked het where hoe clothes or luggage were ; she replied she had none: the clothes which she bad on were not calculated to travel in, being very lightt I bet she mounted the coach, cod went to Llinniiiibees, (Ashen, on her arrival at the Saracen's Headlock was seen that sbedid not kaow any person thetiOlit is 16 years of age, bet small of ber ageonerililt very young appearance t she therefore ticked fittest. , tendon of the people at the inn, to ascaetain her esethe for going to Birmingham ; an d they at kusgth keret from her that she was comet, be married, but that her intended husband was sot lo Birmingham, slittiae_ieg left him in Logsdon,-sad he was , to fallow hie tIaW .J minghem,to marry her. This stetemeat was 041 cleat twcenvioce any resetting person that she IeNT bef11,161141110,..0f MM. deligaithdr ,- 0 01 -a - - '' - - - ~... _ , ~...rwc • selvl/5 sw encreelouriag to portrait ber to the itinno'bellet; and her supposed lover net sr rising at Birmingham by Tuesday afternoon, shr wet convinced that she bad been deceived, and agrentto return to London by the each that aft, Some money was collected l . 1 hotel* ", sods 4 sons !other there, oe wet ' same 1 cane in the coach with her ; ea t so hap . that the teeth guard went with that coach from Minting has as attended the 'coach she went by from Lou- don, lie, therefore, undertook the care of bee, and l the circonistauce of Mr. llorsiey's children being carried off by a hermit girl, having become • subject of great notoriety, be ascertained that she was the gitl who had absent:Wed with them. He, therefore, deter , mined on net letting her go out of his sight, ',Ale arrival in Londoe, till he bad delivered her saltier. custody ; and be delivered tier to the parish officers of ...--- . .. —. . ... , .. *ANOTHER 114ELANCHOLIT ACCIDENT NT illalff OF Ildlogioui where she wee kept in an eatreerdieneY rolsoit.—Yesterday Meriting, tint landlady of the Way, instead . of being taken to Mr. Horstera i Compass publie.house, in Litt)e..Wild-street,..Lin. house, or taken before a Police Magistrate for *maw coln'i -lon.fields, being much indisposed, her boa. ligation.. She *.s even taken to Lambeth, is Cititeda heed, at her request, proceeded to prepare some salts Witte of she reports of a man being tees . there with for her. UnfortOnately, the salts, eters:among so m e the missing child. 'lbis circumstance being knorrys , Auger of lead, • which be saiitook . for the farmer, and at Me. Hersley's house, Godfrey, the con. .w sent her up a dose by liridaighor, akw young gi r l weetoff with. all speed to follow - bar from filing . • of 'fourteen. The woman drank, it, and in a tninute to Lambeth:. On his arrival in Lower La .. or two was seiz,ed with renvehilons, and sent for her marsh,. hin.wiet Goodwin, belonging to this husband, Who too late discovered his fatal tnisteke. she bed• elle bees employedepow this distressing The poor woman languished in . .the most violent pain busiosas, end learnt from hies, that the persons•vrise for 20 minutes, and then expired. The adliction of had brought. the girl from lteliagtga had taken her to the-husband and family may be better imagined than Billingsgetal to .endeavaser to find' out a men who described. had been seen there wish' a child answering the de. • Died, at. Ids h o use it F e ith i ns, y e sterday, Mr. scriptiou. of Mr. Horsley's; he pointed out a pottli Riehard /ayler • many years principal Door-keeper lic, hoes* le Lainbesh.marsh, where-several taboto.., 'Atka (rouse of Commons , and universally respected played is Abe Coburg Theatre were brought WWI by all who knew him. he r , ,taaacertais if asp of them ,was themes' who. Wednesday night sortie villains broke into the hed.setleced bur to• leave Mr.liorsley's child:ea Is Sltilieflinuse public-house. near liornsey-wood, by• the chaise; bet she knew nothing of any of them.— forcing _open the .cellar-flapl passing through the it did rat appear upon what posed any of ttrese . afellar into • the upper apsrtmetirs,.Jbey, catered the moo teens auspededi except .from general repottre ber, from w hence they carried elf Obsset 501. worth Gedfeerprooresled to the poblic.hoese in Lambeth. of spirituous liquors, nothing else of tale, beipg left marsh as deseribed, •whaver be- fogad Elizabeth- t 01.: . -in they bar. From the state o the-placenta morn. brook :ia the liStiat of Mr. Brown, tile beisdiC. 'ing it appeared that the shires remained a goudder. 14111100 kit parish :: Itio claimed her at hie primmer able time in the house, regaling kkemielvel hy eat- having froductedisir Warman, the beadle resigned hi: . tottoloisking, end stnoking l Tise table was found charge of bee s cud , hue shoes tielettfter Godfrey, by coterie) with the remains of ih•, coo, meet, bound,. thedesiteralbepetaeoe , ' h44Lototillor iserfreet batiks; add gtasses, and on the table was toned pen, islingtooorneprosiblifitte to the liberties' ink, and-i sheet of paper, oo which was written the publikioese, omit*, 40 Ikeytam; the landlady rug following lines:— . , . . which boom very hemewely took th e !stripier, out " Dear Sir,—The first 1001. who get, whit send of the chains, which bad bees left stair the geodes.. . you a present of 501." wall. f the Asylum, an Smoky 'Cowing / ed&pwlea. They did not Prnoted el 3 stairs above the ground bly saved the lanocent'alifta! 'litre Mr. Citittirohlits floor, and effected the. robbery and **taw pith. is employed etAtetteeetheatroi -Les eafet:feeitadinv oat disturbing_any of, the family. . 3 •1 . Add 1. , ! bie tarried it the •ilesesdes psbiir-lsoisoilmefoltroe. Wednekisy night a Oentiemea, ,vi • ingtou. issibed te.the servant the ewe whom be •Iliartetters place, Camberwell, viatiattacked bye party of eight take the•ehild out of the. chaise, 4ce.: bet-the do. men on Newinitepliusseway, about ,Severs o'clock, clawed he did not know such w mem, or 'any *bg of end robbed *.O a geldiimlftlks .- *faille 30 1141aeatt.—Mr. the child being taken natal the Abbe. Isla wet to- Augustus Prier, of IYetdreolth, raps robbed of his tterogated by, several persona 'hete t into bee kiwis %watch and seals oil the tome evening, near. the Bri. ledge of the children beteg ten in dm oboist weer tennis, on She..Wessdeworth-road.7-Wednesday, in the: Asylum, in that -erne. Ammer, Isle *sr gem. the middle of the day, a fellow witt lohethe coach- day evening; • bob; to setisfeetory . ioferseitien house of Was.4'.9dailo t FA% at clephani vr tnek poi. could be , obtained frees her, she deoyiwg• bitingly. se'ssion of. &Sox coat v 4144.111. and sruejpelting off ledge of leaving the children in dot deptinrabhrsatte. with it, when he, was diseoeered be i jim„gtmadmate; Among the persons present w . -..,,,-.,..... a1l a ‘ o.olo : erg O tgtl7 end secured. .. . dressed, who interfered, tend' isterwillrplati eery Yesterday morning a girl nametrritilers residing mesh sesPectingtioservealefinteodttf . - -;n the neighbdurhood of Carney-market, '.brew away from theadlioeriedeataly _ , 1 - erself out Of a two-pair of stairs back witsdew into fray Ifiefseed , t4i . the yard, by which sho'brokeher arm in tweplaces. she triodeariose '.. he has been for two yetis sebject,le bts of insanity,, tea, jelligni o /1" ‘ I.ich is the sepposed geese of the attempt. She to be: . anstird'• • Ps carried to the floapitil •in a . very dsegeroes the lerteot.* . so, . ' ' • gisadeitirod . • _ . • . -----. 1. ~ .. : 3 7 4 77.1111175nr rr • *. • • " • ' A. f- • IMP. 41 tent Trom bias. • Lk- sllll*-01,Plier who this ollYste .. .. riops fathelo mat t op . ; het object was in inter fering with the f ttwillrl declared that she tii,inot kw, any *illi i 4.91.06 , .. They left the •Uhtwit.! PoblitlAtefifiks sod peepeeded to Bow-street olikti, . w hem thy, 1 emitted a quarter before nine o'clock, My, Ilk Wes then eillieg t au4 the ineee sitatioo veltlalp laated.aboot two hours. A wn. rho_he . eentieseep . tele; ' eased the Magistrate was one *eta; Whet so be a di Mr. Horsley's, and ,that be waste* among aan others who had taken a body and anivelmerest is its lass, and *hat he *ad sewt4-al -Meads had been out night and . fay making teepee-lea for the - . eat eadficentered thild at the innth-btanes, and at every place where larr e umeadstligee %tit pee& were collected. On the previews (Timidity) they ked bees tb Wappiap. and shout two o'Cloc on Wednesday morning they met With *Tenn Jaffa % mow of *beenrecollected bee*. at a pablic-boose on leadailaasting. he u lose in Lower Thames street, Near 1111 7 .: liigaelthothere the paiseagent by the Graveseed heats anew: bled ruble& to the railing of the beats, and they recollietwir seeing& moo with is thlid exactly ansWering the de bripsio* et Mr. thiefry's.• is pervert at well .as stress. The man aims ileoq swered die description, except as to his dress; and Mr. Clitter4 weipected Mar trie la withithised drew, sod it is sappioni it., /banged Madsen again to-evoid being traced or disevereresirL lie laid his head au a nthie is the. room in the public- beam' where he Was uniting ' and went to sleep, heepiag the child Ame to bias. amint 10 delsck that light be wait as board the flavesead boot. taking the child with him. t tabs &meat 11:lisabetb Holbrook. "lon of herself is,; that she 1 lived as- a aorse-girl to Mr, Horsley ,far two peke and • I autaths. There were three yob* children •alid .when weedier we'll,* she was in the doily practice of taking - oat to webikts chaise. two at a time.. .Ahant two month ithme, when she was oat with the children is their chaise, she met with a. ruing man, with Sado the Wane hetimately an.l attailtird ; is fact; she uknowiedged that improper familiari ties bid takes place het wets) thew. He arty feetemelY Wee her when she was eat with the children; he made we to bar, i celled her its rremiteert, sad romisale airy her; hat she ocklowledist4 th at, the wither mete mhe be was row what lee, 1.04 all that she pretenced to how of him wee. that his ham e - was cleolge Fataikwer, sod she cosadeved him as he a yoorm lieethiplio, hi his vices', *c. 'Me told her that Ms Matteis sad , Mee* roto atitiroungbato. apd they would he married (here ; 1 Wad dilated ter to leave her j r t g ee t ztoday fat porpope , aad•itint he • *sold make lee beet p, lad the ,lberefoce need sat make any armageettala . Ile eteloed her to strict secrecy; that the was sot to a eiagle Crvisit She was isal to die. and that the was 46.1 meet bias il: a ith Geld an head try- - autbe made her promise w. brim; the chat/rips *OA arr. • Stecoroorciatawmperemeots with bile, she left het anuter's hew about Ore eciottird ha* the Arkildrea in the chitin; as her mistress sopionseil to gteesbethil-. Art* an airbag.. like ed * ith all passitik speed *UM proceed- field, and drew thactisioe shoat there, between as hour boor and half, waiting for Mr. Faulkner, and no his her. be gave tier.* al. bank-nine: Had her he had I:t ilt a* pittee, showed hers* ina where She coatis west from, and told her be would follow her to latritighen by tbenext remelt.. . toe 'rite west ithr was nib Saracens' Hivid on boos-AIM . r.- 14walkoce Seek ipesermien of the child's chaise, promising t e•; liver the ddligniende to ,their parrots, whom he would Wino that eke' tai eenidio be married, and wield es plein every thing 410 them .. VW we ' him thetey of her master's street door. . which she Oa oraaght oat I*.ber pocket, which he also pro inked to deliver safely. The, eillweatore of her Aminsey to Bir mingham, nod her retain to (*Noun, is already - thocribedin the gourd of the coach's accnisat.- e , • '. - % .r . • dbe waisted s- to do that. lf seethed in a ' She It is by several the supple deayiag that .be kaew trey said, before he t &slew where Mr. Faatkriel . trews her master's i eaplakitel this by saying. that &boat a fortaight slate. whogabewas oat with the children in the the II - ran tetiobtowei• brow am ignorant dope of some de:Signing 51011 re villain et vi 1 iler4alber was prem... , who appeared e -, treately ate end grieved at the conduct of his daughter. Genthissee preapacohe-fi bads of Mr. and Mrs. Horsley, is the Mike...ism his and Ms w ife's est.. t. The Meg • , in entwetioedre.satraaged that her father should take her bogie_ with him, lad keep her in dose comenement, not suffering SO gamin, or to base it tetrourse with any persoh t and that ~ tgassid: be answerable foe her forthcoming aim the valeta stole tbe child' was apprehended. 4 • • Satin' after this arrasgetneat had bees made, Mr. =H:rslaati lewd. •se** Caw - orestmeily corned himself, e , floe blingtou when the to vessigatiosi was resaisleik Ildt:r _ibit ow iifaetion of Mr. ' Horsley, alio as well as 109 4 1w.i. eery .• 4Nsitely istertoguted the girl ; and *te pea he erass4l..WLion by them, she acknowledgedthat she had talked Olfb Mr. 'Halt ae . .r Jes to a bat a tin; child the boy was, and what a great Woo* he enuld have. She also acknowledged that Mr. Fasolkser,when he Arranged with her to go to Birmingham on Sunday, and told her to bring the caibtrea with ber,.said the boy woe to he ooe of Owns, and her mistress having *eat her oat a little before one o'clock with the two glrs the, he eeateqsence of Mr. Anth em'. Aire/lion. resented lioustrat•twaits'ehtelt. left elle of the girls, and brosightoto the boy, ;pad,. hine iiso theethake. Mr. Siniti here Adressed the liaguortne, and submitted, that the girl tisght not to t* allowed logo to forefathers bat should he sent inaseosilirtemem t , ad Mr. Morsley oho ur ged this, bet at the *ate time allowed that he could oW bat °welder bee 'the dupe of so.. designing elite's. • . The blielsllisTe accordingly agreed towed her to the Rouse of Correa tha, with a direction that bar father aboold have fn* snots to her, bat ao other pens. ; and th e clerk aeilddinillY prepared the usual reformation, bat Mr. Horsely refitted to sigo it. - Hie =hi he could theme hee iadireetly, bat not direddy. The. tslaawfaaTa v with le tomper and discrimination which Bid hiss idealte honour .( ibis distressing situation, teemed Mot, she belhen eneld sat send the girl to prison. as there was soot., of makiwg oaracoasitesent to prison but on a charge upon oath. . . hir. litsnley's friend offered to make the charge upon oath; as be had eis doubt but that she Mimi eenicented in carrying our ditld ; bat a charge kaki hiss was ate deemed so ffteiallt... .1%! .: Mr. Horsley proposed that she skald be kept in illithefirdwe Bear public-house; but this was also :X=d l the klaoseraaitc medicaid MVO the girl shoukt be taktirtilldtribe :tog! of her father,. be bad at igioally arranged. He fwg;:iy ted the calk's...m*6f the girt, who appeared, big abode uttheiallklieeesagasion, its be totally inseaslb .of 'her improper a nd alms giviag an teems. of:herself 'sad coeds.. stookrito ostoocenwti so if she had beep abpot AIM Aedioaty lsosions; sad *hew ow 4* ere taffetas ooibt !Ws • 4110 pot iw•_at WielltieWiL .' .. • y mod reosio who weillOwooortitt to e erte Ott 'Prt gto herself from Godfrey. thee...tole,. th Hereake pett i:: ,pahl • fllikintiff her. the eke, and radained at else .or tbewrowtiohwtogthe TAW. °Coke hmestiesiost, bat $Ol hot adisiet thistetferw. ' . . . . . . :. . • —. ..1 i "` ' - . . .• • Ma. ELLlSToN.—Teridey evening last, about nine o'clock, as Ur. FAlbttoty wit gulag up Biala,' in his horny slabbing 'the' Olympic Theft*, la Critelv.bolllikvgt, In labs sivillaoly attacked aritiv so' apapteetio fvt visit tlyi tli e l:ibeditel iresistence s ke so re v recovered ass .to att 'lra the bustneivi Of the tear, -tairerea the compiallaiscand defy apiales.af bit Theatre. 1,--,es , t - . r -i. . . . Vednaday night, of 'arty on Thursday ' the boil*, of .140,",, Riehird lithiii t litt, . - . Etetknolitreaa. was broke . late ' Cad pt ''''!'" sonbidaralkilvaperty, amt i t .Inc.t). .r .. ; pa. 1 eadifyoCialataiise ' Thsak a: England ' , -' A n elliteri' lake *Tstopeclvt ' the peat-tea, fette4 , llll ells.. int t ll/ re e led - lking * penel °ICAO!, . • . tkitres to pat lbide . • . ; to it. . . • • v family were ea, hose valata-pro. Horlasliea; said by sow . of a thrsi.rooso, sod , rho* *whey. F . j • . i • r . ;1411 Ci ArTs - smarivatrirrac - IN t . 6 •• %a . 5.. . • . • • A "le' • . • -- . • ";: t OLAWC, . . • MA/13101CHOUSP. Yesterday, a"ward.beidte, Dais, iiatt ' upon the Louts MAY O a, tv etptea ciltintolotiqe Woe had just occurred, of tether t Opsiatit A dlis ode, it appeared, had iiken.plece atpogi o ; house in the c i ty, bytweest three ii.isons, about reckoning. silkittt'hed jtetp insarred is pnwp,,„, :a . • f an enlistMent,.Tlls spit;dliag of soldiets. uri k et the landlord a, alp ,eititnerdinary thing at such, a tin. • mod he seat .foi the waidtheadle, who, spun 119444 ' the word, 0 (4 44 ali.,9lbeer f • follow the c 1 0p0 , 404. 'One of these persons conducted the other two teAlle. •ship Pereeferanto, lying in the titer, near lite**. .street, filothettithe, and boned for South kine r f ek -The seoeseat• the two, 'who seetionl to h. in j Orgasm seder the astiteril of the Hilt t ‘ .st 7 ei t boatd, their atteridaitt t4ricl4t to o, l obe marched rep and limy r a east . dewy 66 beittibi' 441 90.411 d `the hateikis were OK*. *pm them. owl tiv is t h p ; feasalsed witheutlissik*Oce of felothieg, if 'pp.., isms were to be credited. The officer who 'rim e d this enconsesow ceding immsidiately d eolo d td the treason sock it mode of "'cavity was adopted, mot • was lowered by the sentinel, that :the too oon, had enlisted tolustarify, and were going to Soi l * America. The Lotto ItiAiros iestriedietely directed Mr. . Wontwer, the City Mushal, to soke.the.rowal steps for ascertaining tat authority wroa Isikkch . ghi g 'odd proceeding was feantied. ' • • ANOTIIHR CHILD bTOLEN. Gon.DEALL.—.PYlPttertiol J. ihilfgerk a .s Irmo/ looking fellow, apd 19, was charged with armoring theisele child of j,Coonolly,ef Loes . .!tnia494ll: . :: street, Ofifregate, on Virednesciai . morg. KO ? Costiodly, - the stother.of the child, 11414 the Pdseittit : was wee en idle fellow in the weittliboolitood of gesielesee t had staled on 'Tuesday etestiat tq lees iellishitents that he was aboe‘ie -WO ioois lie 'tipsier beanies title fallssigg are, ostrip • At se • 'icily hour her ,chilti,‘ ebael eight years of Oge, tra:s end continuing sibsieitt for a clesidgible Ass ilisreisede search after hint. ale was dot forth!, I bis she elopsfeliped that he was coen with titel",isltto .autteeill‘ . utho had left the nelealteertingd, , Wol.6iday and the whole of WethereidAr night we Alret in mirky, het fitbnut offtrct. Yirkterdati s Aivoter, about II o'clock, the Prionnee emit aerie Amt eppeerence (but hoat the . chitd) in the eri A t h boursosd, wasn.he ores &Ten in charge. Ile at ion denied ell knowledge's( the hoy, but after Windt COga fined ' - it for a walk, sod. that* . goes/loos of the nalliattais o sea, slid .10.04.t14,811g00s by a few hied, osiglilitowe lie saw the litikkterky eR and they look d Welk 140.. did not ark the hoy so*. with, nor did the latter espresso wish, on eccompasig,..... him;; but somehow or other he !wand him at his 44 and they. reached Vines together in the 'resting. Al wigl*lmputiot on board* smirk to sleep, and left 4 little bey it' feat in the rato• of another amoctrit' Barking. The smacks were to be al 13!ack yell earl, the following morning. /le was sore the smack had, some op to lilackwatt. lie mold not tell wig be went himself on beard another barge. or why he came to town without look* aftec•tite chilJ.-14 was remanded. MAR LBOROEIGII-ST BEET.—Yesteuldly Oakigioral Gibbon were charged with robbing bp. Kiri/410e of his watch.' The Prosecatot's statement sus, ilo4 being some w hat inept hoed, Gibbon' engaged Is tttie biro through the street ; when Oakley 5041004 -Ids watch from his fob, and both Prisoners made of • kie identified Cliikley; put he- coald not swear to Gibbon..-14ilibon wits ilischargesl, bat Oakley i sms ranomird, ,• . • R~iITRAORDINARY CHARGF, Kip QT,1:444 Catger-ajrll/0. WOOS . 4. E. Coteau's, Esq, charge with viol:Fmk aaiaalling ceotge 'Dale, a niesserigee 'oiler a CO,' mission *of Hook •sppeored tknOwAterlf Gempertz, '14,1 Tokert•bouse•yird A vi*infaWat had - bocarite a 6iialiropt on the sth of pctobeatrime fie kid a, private residence at No. 9, NlcialoWerreceo Kingilend.road, which he bad, presious to his her coming a bankrupt, made over to Mr. Gurney the SpeCial Pleader, and Me. Cooper purchased the stict bootie •of Mr. ihnney. It keno; been ascertsiurd the mires, that Cooper was possessiub of the beast, they oleo put m mew iwpriasessiap on Wed, needaz. tite.4th instant. Ou the nett day, the.sth. ; he, with the assistance of a. man heotairioyedo forcibly tarried pot the orgy.", • On WO?, the Hit of the assignees wept witk.the CopOsinoart with proper authority, and entered the brit! ,0411 biFlp i dapr s wb was he. open. gpomill`nriegAPP :pnouslion Ole ppli! *Wined, be iraymnalely AVM down stairs, with* knee of pistols in his ItaodNift asked Dale do pa 1014 0 .971 4 40 Pk 11 /10 6 414 . 4' as remonstrance - oo the part of sheds: napes was inelkcteal; after 19 reignites cooverptiollt on the stairs he discharged else of the. pistols at D4re whi4:fortunately missed him fincliag that bad em etivt he directly fired the.othor, which struck. Dolth oa 4* wrist ; be ibea glow • pstek4 tp his reelP3 ,o4 seised s sword, imailep,blow at bet with the sooknonci ot,tko.Wiiow ther I *hi inking fro" Mas, not ! es .f.ot othwe4 tied, ;the itootilleypiibt wko Ante his heist sody,wiiiik jug )00141 to Abe 40W, It bad Olio. represltafoif ,to eavigwees tbat Casper bad On*. lifely . dloolwfr.dlerpo prism', and tkit, belied effroti ed We tempt to aso(ifiror as clerk„ fog a geiriea.prAt week, therefore tt thopglahis .titputliatatioot POI hsvir percheseil t loses very improbabki whlcbal In soma threa t poceelowd,theif.intelfermiceitt Fe.' a manner. A Mr. IV/It9 sPP" B4 4 60 the Pfl i f li tg 4 " a"iti atelloltia per Ar ',prose* ',vow jparit • 1 . 11 0 1 400 1016 .ak e • was ordified to led ,k 4 40. a th e PosolouCe of bit 1104/01N "" ' • :141115,id 11 . e applied fa es, pgef!' , Mile Magistrate miniond, h4lll. 1"""°"11 • °lithe Mk last" Wsmi • e Hathins4. a; telber rt e(i is itri s ! • • , .. . . • 1 persons present Mill a truism winism:y ~ . 7. -, c .- ,- - .- _ , _ ._, ho interfered, eutt isieestlertbetielr: very eillat" 111 ( Met" 'by' 1414E4 ' pooli , :tin thesernatiske ea d eaveat ia t oi st bn- MA dOOt t ithieli . silibted Abe tikyos I the 4aficer i ivivattiy* . to h e i s af i i bi t t y tt p t i t , bolt of the door, 'lSt ditly fastening tor i , ti eeserast le iet her go est *tide sightli OnYetln.estAny : nig* Valid the 'fi irises , eleelegeessl -*east to glee Origin espied - okqa,!bsit Isle; :ipeatinne go log priveliFtesseet vbs. Godfrey was Dot i+ 11KM iopero d ap tteirs..te.tl; fJ idliorts his seetriedon, setilliff *Wroth 1 frteilM, op '. lilt tioffioo-bil4,n4 welt iktWOlpii be present; sod-the g irt . I ,fil! t I L l,lowitik , ibe - "iapokiffivs I NI theigaiksimiootessito to win to le abs 1 teb.bitill . o, tOl• lit Ilimsll4e4o. 0411 • ....... , , .;:•4..,, .1 acill F, ts ..:•A::... ...• • ,-i: .. .1.1 -3 '. • , 1 . . ,• ~. ...,. . :1:..„ ~. ..4:...,(?i •,:..r. , _ • • , , le COaCSI not sworn so her statement. the Magistrate &ciliates ilaggd..lllol4 he bad leben lest* it might turn out hereafter that she was ji l a grit t y to the conspiracy 1d entry girdle eidldrea. „. imerrogated .vvry eltsry try 1W iltlifstrate. awl he seid Itched been it ise Gentle men 2 tki to bee more pat**, %ledge/ j r , to o li p Weiti n dips, rd ha Fulm , axe ac - witrometweet fey ehe m o ut ac t bet weceepported weld be °Waisted from We respecting them, she sabots the child lived. as she knew sty more than whet she had told. tired- wednesday morning[, before 'he brought O. to she ofll4 e, she told him she re Me. Faallusee lived. and that, he did not live for titer In Banking. dials... she wet alth Mr. Fawlkner, and the weather having the appearance of rain, he aid he would ran and fetch an um- he becoodiagf, did, end wa not gene illinee doe tti mid he appeared Ipler grrtairbeisie twn row enmities called'rera's.hutildings, bit she did not kbow which hoibe be Vent lets. A number of Gentleraeo ioteciogaled her, but nothing more of beponaoce could be obtained front her, and the Magistrate .... :•••••••aina 1.4•• as. IMP ner” samdtiornine• ~.,.~ . ~~ ~•e . L • t • e. ) C. t. O A:A::.''Kstl "WO 2, • I r • • S ~- j •R L 4 1. f E ' A , H. • 1 . 1 • 1 ~. I