The Statesman. — London, England, 1824-01-21 00:00:00

n . • . . . 1 • ' - • . . • , . % • - •'' • , i i .• • ... 4 7 e. ••• • . • 44 ' Hine Anchor st ree t 1.. ..,., _ •• • • -•••- - S TATESMAN • - . __......_._•_" - .. . „ .. ~ . COURT air ussimy . NT ►DEBTORS* TvroDaT . The thievsa effeeted git eete,ence fl ,m the street a°•'' • INSOLVE ~ met by the plaintiff's clerk, w e e, as the Jary would be in Mr. Thos Bird, witts resides io *:li' r ' . ' -;"htlindw" , •- •'' ' - formed', made the demand of him. ' state d that on Wedlnes lay evettang last his house ' wa s ti . ; . As aorusitiss sas•sistia,rislarjay di . of his wu. pi posts...Thciaii . ive -a nto ehe iros: • ooa - rol• huti the b ' y ela ii n d c r i t p iffi q etanasT orkla - PcIp: II A REIGON. for a n •i 'unction to William Cozens- Alas dipper* Ist IL:Henry Eaton Mr_ ~ Cnetis. . . Willimos,deposed, he was clerk to the plain. robbed. whb had been hie atebroeyagetre . • 1 e u mwi estio a n " ; ""the several times el for the payment of the bill into one of the parlour windows, an 1 stotv (coin tier rea m answered, his affairs were" in ' sever ed books and a time piece which was over the mantle' 1 . genes% the defended het overy of the vain , of certai n. New pytdoledrag at law for the I n,•peomisso notes, which S ted endorsed by the plaintiff who is a - Eaton, and anted that be carried on Inisillees as a linen Chancery;" and as he had obtained a derree,•he hoped soon piece. ' , rrY draper at Kensington ; that be Rasa ognatithed with Thos. to/get the • money. Witness replied , that in a very few Pie aoo•te articles were produced and identified by Mr. Barra either steep d s • of :Thurtelf and Probed since the year .IWO Probert owes days hemight plead the Statute of Liesitatioo, and, th.ere• Bird. 'Momber of . the House of Dominos, on the ground , him about 1021. •he discounted two hilloof exchange for : fore, some measures were immediately neceisary; aims's, • The Magistrate sent far the landlord of the i n f anvm , g - fraud alleged to ban taken plaint io r th_e . originating cod Thontes Thertelli one .for VSL was drawaa by Mr. Noyes, ' therefore, watched him until he was arrested when be gave t house, which W. 5 described by the offieers as a l o a g i„ g , using c rtbem. The plainti ff 's 101 a l l e ged that bein g 'but be does. not look on him for meatiest, because he ':ao acknowledgment of the debt. ' house fur thieves of t:\e.very worst description. O r s roes• is in want of money, it was proposed'-to him by one Lee to !afterwerda took a .warrant, of altorisey • hots Thomas • lo this Winiess's cross-examination, he said be never ' tioning this kilo v, whose na:ne is Drfs:4ll, he d ec l are d Aso money amen hilts, whit*, ir proper security, were Thortell„, and .op Noyes 's sedsrili. :1 be other bill :ea, a hill delivered, and when be made a demand he never • til be never otade it liitbiisiness to _ inquire into the 7 ) discounted by the bogie of Mor god and Co.; and it for- , wi ,. ditz• A rr Probes; for 1021,.bo th ibMf were accepted ,seated any. amount. rt. e admission was .here pat in and callings of the inmates of his house . He charged ss reach. 11 Chet appeared,that whandoes - they were covered by other ib,7l.ll"f"' 'hortell, who. brought thrma to tbe 'nsokent ;read, but it only went to 141. and was not sufficient for an .a night for each lodger, and all he eared for was, to ..,,, i 11l bills' in the usual cour d of'anch transactions. Some of : / for disconat. telling him ite,had. hemi4comenodased by arrest. h i mself pail. The fellow added; that he charged bd. a bore rather • she -billi were , produoid; and certainly they .his friends, _ and, assuring him the . .l.llfie would be paid . Sneeter -There is no amount before the Jury : upon couple for the night, and 44. singly. IN .I,•,!account of . ea assuming character,. 'They were drawn on when due.. Prohertowed the inso!vent I dobt of 1021. 4eCtd. thisa . • adinistion they might find for 141. only, as lam full of A young man from Manchester who was ignora n t a lb. Norberto', Coal Gotripaoy, James Farquharson, Seem- Previous to 1920, which; he proved limier his Commiesion opinion it comes within the statute. . the character of the house, stated that on Wednesday kid . ley, kr the advantage .df • “The African ComPanYs" "of Baekruptcy. ; lasolvern- boo/ 04 ht •no stock for the test The Defendant's Counsel contended there was nothing happened to be in the room .where the prisoners tem- ° The Ctipe of (.W . Dope CoMpany ;" no such cora- tight or nine months , all thathe - he sold, and accounted for the Jury to find upon, and the action must fail. when the Officers pounced upon them. He observed the li lt, . . hies or establisheleatit barid, any existere, exestfits T or, either in his schedule al ' (labile'''. le bile. or in his The SHERIFF said , t he Jur y mi g ht, in ever y . .discretion, three men come Li, each of, whom pulled out of his cost [ . .. du plaintiff allegil , 10 'Ai be ad of the said Lee r 4 ..; ait anee sheet, side. was a bankrupt .1* the year 1817.- fiat for 14/. ; but without any address , he should leave it pocket some of the articles now produced. •.• ' • *ors. - . .. The lease of his house was' thep • sold section by his in their hands. :The Magietrate obseteed that he would recommend this • Ititntitencretata mid that the bills Were very fig! .assigneee, and purchased by , the lady now holds it. . The Jury took the Bill, and after a long consideration , ilea for thieves to be indicted. and..wtentittad the three - 1 •••' •" a , their form; but there was one little niisfortnin Dr. stens . ); purc h ase d his biridynee . game time, and founds verdict for 141. men for trial, sod the•woona for one nionth each to the -1. • *,.... '. ' t( ' th em. Os inquiring for James Farc i ahars99 • , allowed him the use of . IN fib li • the Dr. the . - House of Verreetlon. d . .1.• j i;! ..' .....a .pi ny ttalirbaefesesuidelicepedrseaoncr.ibed io the motes, no out • 1 / ac .ew com e mOdeti w on . °f s a rm: y . (2s4a . .., ~ ' 4 ' contended on the other side, that however the town be ;L c ' boadlt, __,_ _.,..., _ •• • . att i s te. ts o, el, het came to Agolins. . lied foor five •• . • ihw . , woreOLD BAJLEY.-r-Toesnae. • , . •LONDON MAttlierdi . al ""'" '7' it 1114 et of at --oweilmns- • s 14 • • • jthititiff.foight stand in regard to the contact upon are year. ee, .H e sli a er.es edel mon mrevtaltallna e allowed to John Barker. a man of respectable appearance, was in , u : •;4,,, , . . e sid i eh the MI were Inueltby.hins, he could tug elierlas t assign his stock to" AIL Wdeadse4=a4ereditora. He dieted for steeling three silver spoons and a tablecloth CoiToß.-There was a Moderate. inquiry •io on r c ot 1 ..... al deitoident:bad any are In the fraud, because e bad , had Kermit)? any moditters. ..Fie ' .. 'any bosses or the property of John Sosithee. ton market last week, and aboaLligi beg! apt) ; th ese h,„i • Ores pdeidre ;Mine fotftbeeni.. and tiny Must prove tov ' , resod rents -atlf,Pair e tiovef , 111 i, , ,. .. , have said he It appeared from the evidence Of a young girl, the been taken chiefly by tit; 11'i44-1-Ok!ty DOW* for report, •- • . -at . ..onshore, 'pertigipatille is the fraud Ireton they Could t" • reoesved each nib, width '• • • , a ..- - y daughter oil man named Perkins, id whose holm, the pd. for'which we have moisstqairy s lasi it peiceti below %%bat 'id l .- • .... ...... his 'elg-ist 'to, the value of the notes. The cr . r•• ~. 4- , - was nob 'his. ge*,..WO • • ... • . • .', ' *ter 1 117: t et loner had lodged, that heatave her the property to pledge our bidders would ace," • ...... -, g to -' .• • .- ~. ~ - • a nt' s aolwer= r ea that imputation in the /DO" three mo w th aoloce, - for,too debt:. .. 1- - is other 991. for him at three different pawnbrokers', between the loti Livenroot, Jan. 17.•sa•Tfroti.Asta heist. mare ; s u a i r • • d a I ... , . , ~(.-.lperfect manner ; a g o ever y wor d on the bill were true . H e was k e tt f a e ki t s . fi t tire or. ', , :.the a m ount of ,and 25d of A 'lgoe last, which she had doo,e,and given him fur Cotton from ihe wade thesidt. some smelts past, earn. I •• • - . • ',right to there was nothing in it to weaken the defeodant thisivilislisheing Mile orer'lo.ol, Alt ~ .ot boil for bins; the money. The property was identified as belonging to culatly during the lasi few daan - ..bai timf a idd e psa are ,,l t , ...,. woo Ott payment of the teem. in the • charge :of onialsodfleettirL . - - heeled being 3 ir. Soothee, who keeps the Commercial Co:fee-lapse in so decided a desire to etek • ably that that pejtses have de- c .4 4 trial at: taw ejt The curbed been . . mt. because the went: . was expected. to take eto morrow. The argu esi when ho was last bail Me . I*,: . y. • hit conflict; 'Poplar, which hous e th e prisoner bail freonented. bad Mr, Hamra ebyectect •to :the gm* .....- ... . *aid, the leer • On the cross examination . dined id. a §d. tpt 11•14ttfos1 . 1'.4aji ' n'll# 1))4 in most of the first witness (Ann Per- other descriptious. Tble,nrsiv,rnie, 7 11357 ba ‘s c il .. roce_..aded this far, * 0 . _... • • ihriald4be roved hy, th e Tittord. , ;-r /Ts; •• concurred ill. isles), "he stated that her father bad borrowed money of only. 0 • - ' woe 1034 D Veartelmime said that be must posepetale the . objection • the prisoner ; and from the testimony of Miss Souther it Corree.-'Plir coffee market iatesuina.i.oW Very depressed it . ....- Metter 'hearing, as be Mehl not then ably longer. Ai . b'f.Katon said. his 'objettion, p r ,,,,- , sh ot . tut,. 0 srppeared that be (Peirkins) had himself officiated as an or- state, and the small quantity . heanght &moral aftur tire .... •' • • od * appeared to him, however, there was no danger to be that t ime, the ineolrint !wore '-Mere '.• We wirib--401.• visional waiter at the Commercial Coffee-house on the 12th day of oar publieation latt• w eet te s r ip.a sear ty a ll refit , ii, i -' . . '.".."" .:- •-. apprehended from the, delay, as the parties would hardly Mr. Hears obs e rved lie m i g ht: '• so •it was etto and 13th of Angnst last. scarcely a buyer appeare d at gatlgeg. •• .. .II • ''' '' •• ' feetere to put themselves to the risk of having to meet years ago, and ' his *obis ail/m*o Ore :b ' et 3001. aad• • The prisoner, in 'his defence, said the whole charge was There were no public s ai,. Of eoeee this forenoon, and ... • ... k nil the averments of th e answer by direct evidence. there is due salvias, in debts gookestr4ited;4ool. a fabrivition, in revenge for his .having discontinued to only one, riliefly of damaged ,descriptione, is adveili-td .• Mr. LovATT was head tide morning, on the part of the Mr. Eaton was swain, teat efal /Abe, about three assist Perkins with leaps of money. for this week. •We have heard of aoporeliases 'ny private 1 .. •. defeedeot in this case it Considerable length. months since. he called en'the'lPsoleefft; at hit; house in After some brief observations from the learned Judge contract, the market %pea. may" in cooatipienre be stited , . •••:•• . • 'pits AGAR replied for the plaintiff. appeared .„' ; Kensington, to get paymentof.lao ..,The shop on the doubtful natureof . the. principal evideni'e, the Jury, entirely nominal. •It ought; however, to he remarked, 1 r ! . . , ` , The Loan Ciraticiation decided that if, on the trial to to have a conelderahlo quantity . of. . ails in it. The in, without h es i ta ti on, vaunted a verdict of .Vot Guilty. that the onhlic salts lately brought forward'are most un• ll - - *hie ease, which is oppointed to take place in the Court of solvent said he could int pay the hi , • i llrat witness might • .. ._ . favourable fur the onatkrt,' rooss ! tinjr generall y of isfe' 1 ~.i ta • Kilig's Bench this Asy, the verdict of the Jury shall be in take it oat in goods, aid. shewee-.. ',seem' articles- POLICE. rior and rack Cuff r, fin which. th ere is at primed so 1 f . ilik • flavour of the party who is defendant in this Court , then the plaintiff in this Court, who is the defendant in the amongst rithers,lible clothes, th e •Cf which, he said; w a s ;i n p aaa dl each-40t aaid..m. wittiest did • not under- • ....sap.- demand. .. . . .. SCG sa.-The market thir-forenoon remains in th e same J J talon at law, shall- be oisliged to pay the gum in disport • e tand the.artigleseiraind.better *end Mts. - Eaton ;she after- Ilairoat GARDEN.-Yesterday Johannah 'Amore. ami Idle languid statens ave have terely reprirtest;•lll4• pnrchasers a Into this Court, and sbo defray the costs of the motions wards.weit, bast the lusolveut was halo home, and aged woman. was brought up in the custody of one of the no • ate almost too inconsiderable tO DOOM; I Gill 'Mark et current 1 *lode-before his 7//pooor the Vice Chancellor; and further, Foods Jiver. _afro Obtained from las. The 'sleeken . officers ofd e Mendicity society. fted Lion sntiare, eh:treed , e .. y• it ought also to be serialised. theleal ' y defirmice '1 *it lb* said clef Want at law shall give an undertaking ft newitteiiwildisa that he had helmet or d groan rents. ' with hawiobtaieed mettey and ot her relict from them under 1 fraudulent pretences. 'veto limited in talent, corboired With the ' previaos year, J tbatite will not rotted to w writ of error in the Conti, - tn;:ain end ii • •'' l• d for ' 1 I stocks a rapidly 1 • - ,oceos 0,• when wit as epp le money, Mr. Fagan, clerk, and another (endemic, attended on the t tat tie re acconte ating. i . . 4 Wow, but libido the decision of the Court of Chancery told lifiti• he had not reeeived his dth. In Michaelma; part of the Society. . In Forei4n Sugars no porchamehy piniat_ s . eontelti Wen J - ppot the whole Of the remits , Term, im, the Insolvent went *Nolen.- aid then • Me. Fagan stated, that this Woman (who is a native of reported; a public sale of •iOl, thesis to !leas st- 1 1 • ' • . lijanction refused. Swore kigiself worth 300/..; witntieb. Ikon attorney for Greenock), mime to a p ply for relief, statiug herself to he the tempted. but only a f•-tv lots.ll4flialef,‘MA:444lol6diti. , i l'N viii 11141/Ttn OP F ROST. Notes. . i . - . widow of a tide waiter, who was drowned two years ago. in lion; Baas: oe, an 1 flottanita,-There ilea not ' 1 .. , . l ogi. it i ., the dieeharge of his duty ; aod that, therefore, feeling she had t , Vr. Aoet said-My Lord, I have been requested Icy Ms • ii Inside s ent_Shs eaansittea ' -, 4 11., aftiplaitteliim I been to me th business doing in dirksgOtet the late advance 4 a claim on his Majesty s Ciesernment, she presented a petition • I. ' • - : filmes the Viet Chancellor ' to mention to your Lordship Hearn . Ovres...; there; arewoht debts due to e h o r. to thib tiaras of the Treasury • and in order more riTectuall to •I'd It is still I'd is main aine . • - ' -- * ', - A Petition, the object of which is to strike two Solicitors of .1701. :he hadaritin fun made for illf e her debts due to attala her Object, Cie had come ' up to Landon ; but stica mos , Y mint will res rt to souse memo favoorable for West ' 4 f . .. . ' 414 rolls of this Court. • ins Dowse is of opinion, that oh*: It was its doe lardy mart Of IDIOM Mr•• Rita* opened the rigid system of eeetionse ativr paranoid by Goverume a, at d India Rums; it is now repotted that the duties On fe d e-, I , . i Wboat semi* pertnisahen front his Lordship he has . not for Implied*. ilio . lll4opyrk,lurerelidd leWerusething so : gm: 44 wee th e t i me approac hi ng , w o, foithority att Vice Chaocelles flu s her the petition, they would hale s pied Il l in oi s. towers . . sCivonlit eadearints to to coefrant Mr. klume,that they refesedlo give her any relief be levied but no reduction in duty will encies _will not . _ _. ~. _ _ _ _ I take place. The publib sale hrOOßist batten! last week I J V. ,* ' •'• The LOBS Ottatiensioaniddthat'he had in one instance, pay bit* tune hi the 17th '.....' 'be --- .l 2 • 4 weested .at though they straggly sympathised in lier sufferinga. Mr. F a • ' consisted of 2,lnt puns. 11l .bints. Urea - ale.. sfai.t-acsily the J .tra- ' • 1g , :........... . arkoriagi :. . .- bhe salt id.„Nr. IPA* . fir . •- . a tad ' cu b gen. After Kleine her relief. thou gat . it right to sicertain the %stank was disposed of, but the bideilackSicetspet leo leriA . . , . . . •, . . , ea se t f her b o a sewed/astir went to the Tree- as had been moil Ipated. ► Mr: Atarr wer recoilectelil'ibe cam 'Witty way here, hut 1 Trial hie to the 9 1 111 0 P s eta- ~ . dahleis b e ' fiady . be- 21 Mit,. 4,744,"01 tha t Mat: no; 1.0 -folidoate tut (: remember It whew.heart eh*, lieterl yreossertsc4o.eo .., • • ateamomated te had iS , i" r ' me basband won only a Brandies are ratlver higher; dieto itivire bailie Qnar, n 1 ' ,• I •, . I.l° • - . Nciao Chaim' Otiose *• • - 1- ..._ _-• ~ • . . •4' been toted ;be nener-vias • a• , ttas e „ . . sp .. . g • • . • 1 of Offset reeds per ammo, meg _ _ _The Jeep, qtartEkliilnd- 1 1k *it . 0 friVir t i: l tar r ill4 , inot t re • - -e•a; . 0 • ' it most baloppl;oromee. r • Wail'a.,.. !Ain Aye "AM to delegate. 'to eoy wen; *it . ..- I , , „.,- • vow. l a s „cmvwea, g er na yst taw Ark, Citeeebeellor-Irwalis44 O. Eaton, as- bone& bet • • ' %if A- " • • r lair •H, 6. bo r t:teen, Oat tido svelter, sod tact fkli it st rism , iti ecjo?.ed a pen- 2.. ma. a 2., mi. ; h ouses ( a s , a a s , td,-t a wo es% m ere . , . a aletaeamiabletstrhr tnibten sae . was amoesst wee. • is no alteration. i..- • sarieser,- ?we; *salt . - • '4ltek • l' w h i ° ' , • ae , • - 6 • 0 her son Moderi la coasiderattion of his in bora 1 1 : 1 1o7f ••• ". of the li nna g eti br Tana* : . 0" tact I I i I i , , . ..... r ~...... gosmieekeit * i t - .• - • ..4„matageolgs4,,,N,, the sa ose ti . Too l . „,,e ••• ~; ~, , u p* a- . • i r5 ,.. 10 ., 4, 1 gna w. mid er g o „ ass o w id. s o ewe or a . i 41. 0 4 , 4 ,i 5h Maui *gentled, and it Was i ;limey cone tkm a 1 1 1 ' t .. - ...i.•' - "•''. . -of Platted. • .. . - 1 i • .toriOnet .'. -4 , i'iie -- - . 'Bar t •• ----` -, . ;'• •' .. ~ ...t". :•-• • .. -• • colw• . ; . •'• - •01 -.-• .....' '' '•s • ' - • • ' • belf et'lth4tlY en Oligil***°a' -4 1t . : •• ' '. • • • .0 1 . ' Y. .. . . . • •.. .. • . , cede •e t• • I tne.l44M ' ' • • • • • •- . - ''''' . ; hutito Rust Matt • • -; ' 4 Mister " 'llse P• sh Miniptar,bewaver. appeared t o h ikes IMO quantity df Tallow km would e thrown upon the market; . a ► ••• II •la her however, it appears the report i ***tea.. elation ; the • • ~ , ..., ......s._ ....;„ ~... .„,..., c „. a"l• • -- ~:sre•- 0 ., ":.4,a.aa„it :e .... -.. .• • ',oral' - ._„ c ..... • ._.„ 1 , 1111 r 11 4. i fk tolo : 4, • • (° 4 'll li • 4-• .• • .'• . • • 144 TV 44 eA 4 Dew limpe t 4r - - t r 1 ' - . ". ••• • ; AL Aoae-Thime yoer IA ship *ill recollect that had became the property of Dr.llfienaill, a - .. of** irately well.' Tilts being real to her . def . ease. she ova Is. p row t h„, /m um , e fo ve a edei l fe 4 o4l;ll IWO thanAa d ii ' '• • them seelleintenro, as their counsel stated, very anstioss, house the property of the lady Winfield - DI ".• .f.: * ... Ala sty struck with One of the indemities bootened to her cas k s Tell ° , were to -d ay thrown upon the thetamarket ii • .4 a: fly, gip was committed for one month. 11i • .-;."r. • tied so are - my oliestsegisally anxious let bare this matter • Mr. Eaton declared that he Was atit tudelenated witting, - • is, however, lit•le change in prices; the Tunisian is 345. . 1 di a l with' as little delay as possible The gentlemen iosolvent's hisses, by Thertell, l'palert,' and Nepal mkt ' • Woeiata.Siattal.-Daataa Arrant?* AMP Dente. Nice .-By public kale on Friday, 194 barrels Carolina ~_, , . 14.,-... igeinst wham 1 move ate alameta Extraordinary of th is that had thei elatement pointed ag in g iii..(_Stnitt appeared. ' WATIONS DV 131/411•13111.-A report of the &snag ettronot ilice,oW and ordinary quality, a few lots sold at 32 , 5. dd. 4 . .. . . . 1 - esaurt. . . .• in tbe insolireet's schedule, be Al . pea bai, opposed i s l e litaly•teade by a lumber of burglars opon the house of Xlr. Peorten oNs. -Pork is scarce, sod commands high priers. ' ' ' ' • ' "A.. -The Litho Coaxcest.oi.-Then that is an additional discharge . . • . Blondes, silversmith, in Btidgewater Square, haa already Beef is *tit - hoe variation. Butters are fi rm . Bacon 465. J - •.• news that 1 should not delegate thii matter to at .offeser ' Samuel William Thais Pores-me epposid by Mr. Heath heen.alsted. In conseqnence of private informations, Dar on hoard, 4St. a 50s. landed. _ • .• e 1 -• ' • ' --' Of dm mart. They are appointed by the Chaticeljor.-I en behalf his employer., Messrs. Thomas Champion no d, tan, cbinfiteece officer of t hi s office, with V a st , sea., tile,d, I NDIGo.-The prices are nominal on account of the corn. J .. , . . , . • Omit be prepared to bear this matter on the first day of Thotnas.Oreee•exteesive. vinegar -makers- • Manse; and Lyons r oae of the B,w threes conductors, Inc. mencement of the sale at the India House. Ibe shipinag 1 1, • . , Term.: fdr. Hitaro called Mr. Green. oats if the above firm, eeesied in apprehending Henry King, John Esstabey, qualitiei, which ware ton desirable, have gone front Is. a 1 . who depined that he went into the `above concern is 102,0 peter Ryan, Sarah Thorpe, Eliza 'Glick well, Maria Bew Is. 6.1.05 b-higher, the commuters from 61. a 1 P. per ik. a 4 • I . COURT OF KING'S BENCH.-Tues DAT. at which time the insolventewes ont•dnAr and collecting net, end Mary Toole°. They were all yesterday placed at and therOorte, wbielt was all bought in at a shads' higher . .4 - i . e • • ........... 7 clerk ;in May, 1821, they dissolved th Make all their clerk s ' the bar before Mc. Bevill, when a number of respectable tints Use Company's last sale. ' 4 .... • • (Before the Lean Coen Jollities and Special Juries.) ,Ifive security* and the insolent, his hither. and brother. looking men, some with their wives , and others with their moommoommommi4Doio .. 1 1 mitered into a joint hond'a lee bondend pound.; - nitrin i•daughters, .attended, and detailed a variety of recent Oar feeders will probably remember, Mat several' mosithe .1 '. : Trials for paljary, arising out of the St. lees Election September,lß2lthe ' lint . •- . • • . ill 1824 ? , ,- vent was acting dietione.4ly; the Inaolveat bad unelected Pronf:•""' banker's parcel, containing notes to,* *cry large a mount, 4 Cs tee i I 14 : 6 V, RISC/INNS. ho pay the money he. Aoliecled into the sionatiorhouge -On Christmas Day, while Mr. Jarvis , b: oiler sad sue- the property of slessra.,Taylor and Lloyd, el Birmingham. J , . Meisel. Searlett, Cletelee, and Park .conducted the pro. twice a week; as he hadbeen renuestedto (IL The whoess tinnier, of' Alfred Place, Colwell Street goad. and his Although so long a time has elapsed since the robbery, it 1 • .. • serntion ; Messrs. Atitoroey General, Gurnee, Adam, and took the opportunity of: caning biotite life private office , fMnii i i ty were out, his house was entered and robbed of a wou ld seem that those interested in tits detectiop of the . , Wilde, the defence. had accusing him oF defrauding theefirpla . when he instantly yeas of wearing apparel, and thirty sovereigns . Mrs. Minders have not been idle: for with • the a.sabtaneo of The same con e. The followed as yesterday in confessed what he had. doe., and tian to bim ands (witnae) fltrfia was certain she observed•morning, Eastaben . . the active police of this e stablislnnetit,:soffielat diaroveries , . tbpprOmeution of t o Tbe evidence given by Hitchans aitst of the different vow,. tehicrlibe hail received ap. Deride, thee the bodes as if waiting for an opportunity. ',three been in id., a nd evidence obtained, to promara the. filth% the Committee of the Boast of Commons. on the propriated to his own, nth* to between 400 L L od' . Oik the night of the 31st of December, the house of Mr, fi n ding of a •tro e hill brfore the Gto.tlie 'Urged Jary, en Mild dr Dann. was read from the short band notes taken at s°°l ' ; : he W a il " n •_•____ l !• * LY* *:Leil___,:arted'' slid Mess "' ebilin'.oraltam, of No. 3, Bartholomew Terrace, City 'toad, was Wednesday last, against CliarlessTdroley'foiritealing the . tlie time. 'Vitalises were next called to 'contradict this tel s pion and Crean can alga. precemontla upon the hood, ,burglariostaly entered while the family were also in bed. pared, and Charles Crowthe r fit: recenoag . the same, . deice . . and erentaelle.obtaieed. h'reedtl3-ted aids. hut they, only . s a d rubbed of a table clack, vine 20 guineas, a mahogany knolvlbg 1 - t - to' have been 'stolen. Crowther ins in coat ,• . t • . Mr..otritst. after having read the. parts of the evidence recovered about 168 i. in cash', so that there still remitted writing . desk , aod, a tea caddy. A tea cadldy found be sequence apprehended at one of his Montt, and brought rp • •-' required. stated, le answer to Mr. Attorney General, that a defieieocy of 3381. 1 ts.• 9d. the act 'Van in the apartment occupied by King , was oasts were afterwards k. ft, clearly yesterday by Bishop, one of the priecipal of fi cer., MA • ,i :. -4•4 1;. Mr. Hiteheni hod been wider examination upwards of examined, and it appeared that there was a further dee. identified by litre s Grah am as the one stolen-on that night. having been identified . as the person absve stated Le • - is - , . ... ... eight hosirs. cieney of 119 L t4r. 2d .. ••• • : ars. • -.. •'1 'A few days before Christmas the house of. Mr. Thomas. was.fully committed to Newatete for tail. To:Ohl it i r ) • .. The waiter ',issue was restricted to the single point of Mr. John Oaley. chief clerk trilliaffre. ChinsPien and .of Cattle street, Falcon quire, was borglarieuely entered yet at large. . , - ' - e aosnereadon alleged to hare taken place at Mr. Hale's Q"an• stated , that be had examined 114 11111:114:4;01totti• aset ; while the . fasisily were in bed, and robbed of a rarge quanti• ~ --.4-..--,----------• . • --4. 4 .I heart, in the eireilog of die- in-ret Match, 1920. Mr. iiit- bad assertained She teethe, •deictieiplur . elklentartkova :ly of wearlog apparel widish the children!, clothes and '• COURSE OF WWII IlWall.-zru el Dar . I L• . .. ales swore there was no such conversation.' ' UAW:a tieC. accounteseat huh ~ Si pl ate the house con t a i ne d ,. After • the succeeded Awatervbna * a. 1.. ba 'lll:•4ltibasltar • JO II i I , . Matthew Richard, Win. Noel, Ephraim Major, electors Paid upon leen - semi . W' '' agissae. . estering, they. drank .two bottles ,ofde t the also Ditto at night.* •.. 1.14 =10••k Isedron •. atli 0 . ~ . _ . . • ' . , - of ss t. lees, meted that they were at Mr. l m at , the time ces,,.'" l °.„ thitinrire,nt. • '., 4 --•-• ' • ' - avelaid 'IP " is/Dee:4V 0 • 11 " . with 9 11. terr ReAteehielle. :-.... ....Jill,' i. • ................444 0 - 2: d .a • Mr. nacre sa i d ne neea not tr '• t with Akar to repreeent a frightful figure, and sine 'i s it two - 44 r:, ' ketrereept.l•maw s a t ar..a..:4ll . :TO 'ROMs Lir.... . 'I • I _...- - • ea satteaditrewid that Mr. Hitehins wes there while the con.. • • , • ••• en 00000 ,43 - j • '• •. • •- • geteellOsal canna took place. observations on this Cisse; the Inept ifif poipaidertbat so as to hew the appearance of eyes. aid left two goodies iliabliegb-,=-• - ••• .*4 ... . : , ..,.., . . , . It es.. EN 0 ic , 'ii . • '• ••• - -.-; Alapaha . astl,..Weau Noel Were called Amos their • it came:Jo/Ay within the peevish:4e jilfoi.itipt, • • burping to the room before it. Part of the properly found ', 1 _ 1 ° 11. ,: 5 .,•.,•'`',",,,' '",..""''..,; .• tow, •--'.--- ,-. ,ha it • • I .. . - ~ .. *'• • kgrisitopti:iwirast eddreesed the Joey for the de. •• ' Ille elae alret7 young man, not at all converse nt *led', the Court wouldyet te•tes• eat ; bat as man and wife, were proved by Mr. and Mrs;Thomas to Da m m i n g L o b o% Ai wa bit ‘lptstusn .„„.„,.....g. ~ , ~.4.,,,.......,•• •• • ;...1141,10 - . ._;,* - A.4 ..be 4 at he was end to say t tat e see . ...thy of haribeen taken that night. be cook, and another ser' FrankfortonttnirVaii..4lll6r. -r. • gardeel..:•AN-Fr4-.40 • 4 4 • •-a. • • • ha the a artnie s where Eastabe and Maria Beret lived .- "'" 4 . 7 7 4 ". -11- •.• !"-- ;•:- • ... . . ; s • lob_pielimc' zo. The Cuter Conmissroxsa 'that - midst lPPnirldaeiii whreP 9 r D i rto . ... ag &. t _• • 1 ,.. 4 ear. Tlep oply point now regarded a novo d .„ a ens" gross . end. deliberate fraud, and, tt,10 • 1 1 1 necessary ,ant in the employment of Mrs. Brogden, were satisfied pateermulr.g ea p .141.... .111 ••.- . ' ' •Iii;,:•4';'••pir , ;;"• 4 ”. a 1 • - t h at l - betmasa tbe evidence. • giveo by Kir. Machine peleons in the exteelin way of dingoes the, Hama, That Eastabey was one of the persoos they o ar running Define ..:-Cur Dello:7411140.0 , •% .x •fr" • .0: . ...ii . . •.:'.: el 0 -. 9§ 0 I 1' : •-•- I I - • S *.• Mao at the %loose of CoMmons, and on the Champion and Ore" "re' ihM 4ll ‘.- J I M" lads hfedeat upon' the, roof of the house, after the disconey of the Vier*, Md. ta nt' Ala 10 +4 -1401/‘44'. •.' . - ... • ... !•.. • ...,, • .• ',* `of - ill Oh Court. It Was indeed a strange thing such aepredations. • When the cane Amine lemon tile UMW, attempt upon diet t matter's house., The Magistrate - Trieste anat..-- ... : :.• si 10 In 1 , - . .obieteseeto Per.o!: 4 0 • '• ' 1 - • • - •11 - tire representative of Sir Christo h N k' •p er aw ins in __, again, the ineelveht would entaioly bentemsded,•at th e ordered the depositions of the whinnies to be receir M adrid ::: - • ier.ent•la ,-PhrteirMgoblineobt: ol . ool6 • • Mi l IV • Ito oldie:liana I 7•0 1 '•.. •• - . ' tb 1 lkof bribery. The df d had bcal led Batt of h i s %losing . el.radi4rat il,''ke , MY otekoddttahl pt• t • r.til .. - • .riod of.ti Me. .- - . auiinitfai; • •••• .• . Blinn ..r.• . • 0301' 'Neer tue:•.e.o 9 'f• , • .. • • - -1 fp o.t,radidt tho testimony of Date Who.bad sworn to a - „, , . . - • . 9 Hiner". ke . . .... ......W 0 - NOV DOWN* e".'. 4..4 . 3 i i• • -• . '••••-•• - nenvanatiOn witb tbe voters 1 n presence . of Mr. Graham' JP•dlteleat deferred , Olin" a , P A tt , ff's '••-•.- • . . - u a; tem ' u ro ,* • • - a , atia . ..) ,, - futwirmages.staddard - '. O ° ', ".. .e;'.. • • ,•:, . • . :.. _. • 4.-- Yesterday a gang of t tens. consisting st thiLefonel Evelyn, which would make their el/ethyl *ld' ....: _•'. 1.. jr .?? x . . ....- . -- . . g a ginvp,sl im p l y ... ., -,_ •'' 0,1 the fogomnsg, persons, Bert. Rawlins.' Bill Coleman, : DilD.„ - • .1 ' :•`• i . - ‘3 l ‘ • fl. • he ground of Bribery. Not a word of Duna's state- • 'mem was true , and he had since been convicted of perjury * • '-, "-• 1 ' nOn '---111Ma r.. " .- '' ' Mil 0 - , •• • . era A CM/ ds A . ... *a..:.... if im I:a . roest E , e . ---,Ur ry, Britton, sin • en, an 'op ,1y On Scunlay.the 180 last ., at Ealli "P • rite''' • •' 7l ' 4.- -"--‘--- •' , 4 R . ON tn. lIIA tit/. -. . .' ' ••• 7 -- - ' Fluter, warabrought before A. J. Coessasts, Esq. char ell ~ the 113th year flf 1.1 la' SW. • • • A . . 44 11- Or IMO . i •.. - : - -en making that rely ttatement. The defendant bad then , ThieWai an Itetten calling 'sea the J . • %sena gut witr felonii , . • . . aOn tb• WO, er 0,1 .ber last. at the Caps et Oiesdifhpe.eired --,:- - . Nah a lhte Pei hiati.Oemrokreio , . wawa Cal e eta. - 7. •••. ~ . A -.• • . - Sworn that so voters cams into the house where the condi- damage* . ,RIIHR a Medial bill • 'Alia. W . • at: flaL ifes: a- *Beer street patrol, siated that en Thursday last 15.., ttlOornidi t of the nth i __,,_ as i t„ i t elnr..trat.• esterase'. wit al ao • . _,, . - ~1 .. .. ' alitte.tiArt. aid that no conversation respecting their,vejes 7s.' 6 d. Vane - the neat place th e. ate erued. lie received infoenation•thao a - robbery had been cent. 'Tre ks ." ` treei r ' l4 • yeleatts. ' da ' NM Jai Thema outwit f g li elefenea Mart. dear •titattf•°"- .1 l , ' '•;•'-:. ‘,..::. * jedinitiee oh that occasion. , ration was not asubitiodal *Zit ' ' witted in Newingtoo, aedritnowing, he said, the character sisacee. •••t - s'" • :• •• • • '' ... "' The Loss Carat Jetties scoot Att o rn ey 0 I• • ' Bk. Wintlint et ' • ,N 'nen to att4thO a chemist of a holism Na IN is Keat . Streeti he. west there/. for the . Onl"adoriot•il-B s _Ath , T.. wllg. 41! .1 1 w '° 1 BtAlO il4 I f i l l tr --- • ..a floor A !, - *:: • -.• ' • point oat that the supposed ' contradiction - depe n d e d upon In the Hayrnorket:'llo47 * - ntbad iturpose, of lofting offer the thieves. On • ontering the 1 117:telast lit ;i lac. 4.S4 reseint .Of 344 "' t e r ein vane weary*. tbb 44 .0 14 .. ~ ,7 i' . k seliether the itord " home" la the question put to the de. beers In the habit ef•Cons ° p a le Ili home be ran z.eibt,.aatin -a wretched apartment on the- Ishatt--col. tale of mentos 4 • ••• .. •Y; 4 • ' -.'• •• • • . A 4111404 eith er • . ~ **•• ' . -..... •• % 7-••• twat ley die Committee, was not understood in the, made op ; the plaintiff was,' -* sic - but thadrst loon , dishavered the shove gang round the i tlar. ll .r."`,-,!'"f,a' s - . . ..- - 7.7' 1 1 ' r - ore tiollted • d definite sense, of the ' part of the house mere ly a ' olteinist ;`. the Preamtptions gonna* s om e from table, upon tehtelflaisai several handeonie bound books, ° ia r elli, aft4in n „4: 4t a7al ~ a e ss 'a '. - ' itirene t r t • ' i j o lit e t. the *fondant was. 'file voters mightoonsistratly- different physkians; goal.after heiergaranstalka abi ; nage together with anioniMeetai time piece,- which prpperty mark, that Ste Itel 4 the skeane.' 'ettlhnle at- flee 0 0.: Oldie I push Able kayo in the outer hall, and conversed there. •were made ap and Ibiwertied le *a defwee:aL. ' Abort they appeared to be dinittatg amongst them.. The thieves 2 1 " kesti l r k`rr i t i r i e wooggi .. ora.o one sesusst tan... ~ .• f .. • • • I r.te: • , •. . . •tBl4, tbs•bill of ItIL • 7e. 6doras• seet.invola d e g e ndist apse seeipg •'Hits endettionred to get , of. bat they were 0 s, .1 ss •-• - . Ililtllthi . Tec,lslll; f y wa ge leontedtatelo directnito Gad a untie of mo ved. off, aod•thosoilurspaged elosnoh wite.ipsdOt **(luta lead b 7 the 'milkman of another patrol; and the Loudon L peipted ano Pebt,tsbld,atse aim, pa, on,stri e .. %A cdpatr• ~- ~,,, - . • • not be found until, perthanee, slue day ia la* he,woo WhOeoirtlnegatail., . .. by R. WARDILL, U.S. Proprtetor. . • I • , • i _ : . . •'. ' . - . , . • ... . • . . , ..'. . . . li k • , , ~. ~ i 1 . t - . 1 . - • . ...• .. - . • • • .1 ; • • .:.....; . • . . . • . . . - I d . ...' ... ii ; l• ' •-• „.• . c , ••••, 3: • . . ,0 . • • . , - • ~ . • . ..- - - .. •• - -.•••••••isimma a -.'