The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-06-25 00:00:00

Tife . . . • i . • . , poi" :: . •-i-iitio-:. . liipiastow ? nouss.--Ifeekteday two at the .lop Wok epithefh . were elehrett Beloit nit Lort a xe,„,ll 0 Mn itther•ollaters, with hating pert' *it o 7 its enela a moaner as to subject Merl eto co - rahlt ion la the very important artigle of coals. Xhetp was : 3 2 1 01 1 0•• •. (161 ..httilel/VSnditie - etttoitiot pros tre nd. ifid. ROW OR guard the none aTl ii esti premen t deo !UMW the Monist cot etP4l oat to. re; ffil . st complaints agadost• them will, ha: E repadity'etteedad to. ' '' lit wert,proval against - 011e`tit the defendant', that* lads attempted: to hffitielate. ayarchaan of coal., to cop e int himenrwlth a consptomia from a coaßactor, who lini sold him seeks of .coals short * orineasare, The.par. within stated that he hpd a c oal- ce ll ar whit% held nen • one sack ofwro tharldtaiiiiitil. a half of oni.s, entered• home a cellar fall, and soon found that be. Main his complement,*l,oll, OA* he "en for tilt do, imian to measure the whole quantity The defeadent Sewn* 'attested the tompromise, and advised the pep &seer tan to go to any farther trouble, Whicb mutt be 6111116101 with salience. The advice, w h ich was follOyr ,Olit So by solicitation, was rejected . ; end the of seal meter was complaiped against, and qnw sispendp,d. • Thinned defendant, an mid mats, and 26 years. ao Alen, was Aortal with hails( left the meter a tickets lithe lauds of the coal-factor, *lie was tints supplial *Mae wane of defrauding the public it the eheeno W the osalwanar, not oily is to the measure, but as 14 Ile !reality Willa tons. le - wee pawed, that this defendant nyed hipatelf the nesbiewlnffillaing the dellyery of the coals. by trusting alibi WOW of the coal factor, who hot oply acs; haft!. ul tX: m MI short mega*. but a very interior artiFto Whildlilial been ordered, • and wader circamstao: din' sot be attribited to mistake.. '0 ilia* MAYOR also suspended tbia astottdoot, IRA ..!scent, that the public werceonspinlit liable to lasso, hiboneowene of the negl ect of the coat4ildtl, 02 thfif. minateance it the Impos itions practised by those who Op t hawed the eado—iiis Lordship observed.that the p* Ihe world bale reason to cottgratelete•themalves alio% the twenrity which the determined ipteiltiona of dot saperinendwits promised, sad eiPreseed his entire ap "Mating °Was proceedings jut tak'n, liarewastre.—Yesterilay, levee Bens was brostilli before hiv. Hatis, on a thirty of b!irtitY.. The second. wife, whose entdon nine *e said was Ck Sheds!' Allineke, was the principal witness. She, waft were than *years elage ; she, it appeared, became ap .I,letect with the prinoner in January, ISIS, antis re= •fireeey they were married at St. Loin 't, Middlesex. Tb lion atr eonifodabitY onoth for some time, but 4 length quarrelled and separated, and ebp,fonid oat lately be had married another traria at Lambeth,iii.JOllO, 1817, only shoot eight mantic previous to his, solos okb her. The Pariah Clerk of Lambeth Outfaced the registet 'the peleocieei trot marriage, and Identified. his pers.*. The prisoner ' iu his defence, saltlike did no mean till deity that be had Married two Women,, and_ that they were both living, bat, be fancie d be eopki makt oat that WI bad' eatimitted no crime. lie 114 pot been marrig hie fi rst wife long. before site took ;# drinklog, sold An furniture ono day 1 4 bill abeent, Ind abecondell• Sind her out,and she.told Mm fo . go about bis.balooti r she was no wife of his, she having been married some, months before to a mach Bette( maiipe 40 0 1 Scott. a dfitr, at tarsiteltow. T,biliftinottotrb for blos x aoct he Inther.- When bp met his stOnd• with he told her the li•al ,libole siery,atikehe sold'iiilfas ilittifig.. IA.*" 11414 .tinglis any ; and . Now, .betee silly tett eat, sae carted rood& and Wanted*t asi 4 as. a .. ,' .. .• • The Magistrate seta • he town trove stitinnorlOto.. of bieirst wife, and that would ! Oil* filth' to in tittal.—He was remanded. OURIP . STRlRT.—Yesterday Joho Maw 1114 • hi before Samuel 'biros/4 Req, chimed with tag watches. The officer, Vann, and his son, were in Chequer alley, illitecrom-street, a little after nice o'cleck.on Satordey iiiiiteing last. They savr, the panne conlug tam* *PM from Whittirtitt street, vitli.4 billtet.Oi hilLtilts. 01 e .,.. tbe top of it w ere two n. h oo p o , etaalhOfrack vomit kilt character, pot hit • Ist. .cabbages, tialika tin box, Containing t rem gold watches ' , .iisair of g old cases, fourteen Aker. watches, two tidy, &pe. e ases , eight il letal yaw* *fie metal, easy, seals, two old key's, and three g oy rings, Taies searche d the prisoner, apt in his n*, was found a gold Mournag AO& with thinaptt, afft•• Tatham" inside . Visa 'eked him where Ito. got: the watches? The prisoner replied," 1. - m, paid for me. rent them." The ofofficers brought bin to this WIN, wheel he was rimmoded till yeeterday, I,2lllllantely bat the prisoner beer committed, when Tans gained intelligence of th e owner, Mr. Burton, of ffiarey-street, a watchnititer, Am appeared yesterda, and idatiffied the property... which was taken • from h is shop a few minutes after nine o'clock on Saturday morn ing. The watches were worth above 1 04, and would in two minutes have been in one of thoie houses where the shapes of gold; sod silver are (*unaptly changed, had it set beetprevented by the snipe . a nd judicious minuet of the Olken. The rinser was fully cammittat ffig Pig' Jantr-4do you . thipk VA to giwknilog_etitle. monad : mind a boitle of lainkutemarwl sp el wisp ?i 1 —Tile witness explained, that ialY a 664 " ritcofvelue, sod a vary. emellquaelityst laidassie uerd!htothe applicatioe. jam—What disease did tits simossek labour-mkt. besides That fer which wormy was applipd,?-4hetinia-: tism ; his complaint was geaerelly salsteknu. Janoa--Do. you suppose soy 'gag of a Ming eaters, to his irritatdo disposition wield throw him kite a pas. tins " to tehe away his mind ?—Yea, tho slighsost l thing. • Jafor—Did his irritability soon 'shade ?-1 wend say;. bar Interviews were cursory. Tits whams then de. scribed, oat or boo other..instaawes of his as orris inks. tige r , wjijch nierer coaSrmed femora trohistt" ; she deceased, on one ' occasion complained of his not . holism with his family, s t a ti ng that wbea be was oat at a party, or the theurp, he waswidiKed. with Wee; bet that, when.with his fansilg, he amid return is • s•rriagat. was extremely liable to colds, and condnially ..he tho pain in his bead; and was always under the iallsonaret medicine. 'A medics) gentleman,. nomad. Seward, stated. that la consequence of the,report ht rd is the public PM, be came up from the country, order ip state what he knew respecting the younger deceased; hems acqsaint. ed with him from their stadyiag together, bat had est eeen,bim, for timbre nom* pus.; a abort slaw bash witoese received is letter , freln:lbit dem...sod, sed 00.1 k tests appeared reasonable enough. The Vow of the +vitae's' s evidence did not appear to loos any materialact, except part of what the former wit:weal. I read, stated. 1 Mr. Charles Ifelsoa, surgeon of Bernetootrante helfff Swore, deposed, tbet ball knows the younger do.. erased, and bid attended his for four years. On seve ral occasions he bad sees him in a moat servou and sensitive same; the deceased was sansaalty depressed le spirits shouts three weeks since. Juror—Did yon daring your acquainteoce with the deceased know him to have any difference with his fa the! aboat his abides. Witness—l cannot exactly say; f knew the young Ufa was nobappy about mosey affairs for about gas Meths back. Mr. Samuel Woodford, of Halfonl-street, Blooonburf, sargeoe, deposed, that the younger deceased consulted him Oa two occasions, once about three weeks back, and Oa Seas? last. Witness did not sell any thing portico. for in his ,um npu with.the exception of his being dread. (Idly dejected, which witness thought might bare been occasioned by his illness; he Isixosred under a compli cation of diseases, having scrofula, rheumatism, Mac. ; be.appeareil as if his minfl was distressed. W I C. Woodward, of Pernival's lan, being called, de posedthat he bad knows **deceased aboutibree week,, and be appeared labouring ender a very severe malady of the bead, so much so, as to be at times distracted. He bad been bled, and bad leeches applied. He was• not uofined In the house, but went pito pleased. The de c‘aldiodged,(ll.l4ll4are ; be was stedyieg for the. bar. Witness was not aware of his being embarrapeed, nor could he say whether the deceased kept pistols, or how be Game by them. The last time witness saw the deceased alive, wasps lastGaturday. Copt, Andrew Vincent, IR.IN, sworn, bad known the deceased, Mr. Abel Griffiths, for six months . , bad met him several times at parties, when be often sprung up from the dinieg table during dinner, and placing his hands to his head, complained of the pain, and seemed in extreme gem ; his eyes were completely bloodshot f r om pOn.--• On Saturday las; witness met the deceased is Holborn, and walked with blot, the pain thee seised him, and he became exceedingly irritable and mied,• and upon witness oeUtioning him, be said it is here, as seed (petting his hand_ to Ws forehead.) The *mused often, ii the urns . 44 convirsation, reviled things foreign to the afraid Witness told him it one time , that he was afraid e, the deceased, was mad, and that his mind seemed going free* ;him, and was fearful that he should be placed - anise re. I s / 4 w, The deceased neversaid any thing to witness of • 'his affairs, but on one occasion be said, that his met* and brother were at Southimpton. Once be remarked, as they were coming over Blackfriars-bridge, that this complaint would do for his at lest. The deceased was a moMgoutlemsoly man in his manners, and seemed to poseur an citron, deposer sensibility, indeed too lunch fora person labouring under each an irritable temper. He was its everry sense a most polished gentleman. The Demur. hero. obeerved that the mildew* .f all the witnesses to-day seems to have led: to onesesalteareely, that the younger deceased was a very elegant and hanour• able young man, submit to very violent attacks from a dreadful complalat of mental abhorred.' of mind, which, at times, caused him totally to forget himself, and it was for the Jury to 'appose whether in one of those attacks he un fortunately committed the dreadful act. They had evidence of his sobriety, and be (the Cormier) was of opinion that It would be necessary to have the evideace of those parsons who were more immediately about him. Several of the Jurors concurred in this opinion, sad re marieed thott those persons should bile *twitted. it was also necessary to prove how he became possessed of the pistols. Gaoxaa.-oeetlemss,tf yoe.wiele, we will alum for a short time, lull theca witseases are seat fee. The Jury 'warred fit this opinion, and after some con versales, they agreed he adjourn for twolears. Roberts,. the WlWPosikati slur. is answer to sem emo tions (roadie Cororr eit = „ Zi e r bad milled at *shoes, where th e younger sod informed by the lady of the house, that she wegedd seadthe witnesses noses sary. fie the tawdry. . Us the Jury re-assembling, the first witness examiiia was Abraham Walker, footman to Mrs. Woodward, No. 312. Queen-square. Witness stated that Mr. A. Griffiths, the youngeedeceased, lived there, and was at home dories the whole of Sunday. He was very and complained at bill bead; be did sot eat such; the , witness ;the not , his serr e at ; the deceased Wen t.. or thine months ; he welt to bed on Sunda sighs at eleven o'doek, and got up at eine o'clock on Menuy morning; witness waited on. him, and be appeared as usual, earn:fired some warm water from witness.. Juror--Did you suppose him, from the pain in hie head, deranged at any dues ?—1 cannot say; I did not particaluly notice. Jaron—Did be ever have any pistols?-1 never saw any; on Moeda, be walked to the coach-stand, and. got . 'otos comb ; k was abut ten o'clock Is the moraine I I used to brash his clothes, but did• not do it that morning, as be had set worn them on Sunder. Juror—Was his mum to yea consistent ? , --Ifee, they. were always. • deret;-1114 bodies at hem on Saturday did; and dept at home that night. Juan--Who. breakfasesd.with him es Monday morn- Ise ? t —He breakfasted. with the family, consisting of Mrs. and Mile Watford, and others. Jeer--I any. boJy call on the deceased on Sunday? —No. • _ Juror— Did he Asa sleep out?—No ; very rarely. - Coreeier—ihato.ded he look when he left the basset— As assail L &ft actitake say particular *Ore. Comore—Did-1w appear la a At state, mato to be emit by• himself ? —Crt eaialy r be dressed hiu:aelf. Juror—'Did yet beer,. or did;yeu ever hear, whoosh& parehaati Ike Mak T—Never. Jarec—Did wee settasrpwder or shot abset . tba• place?—Netee. . • • Comber—Did be appuirla die awe bagel ?—No; ra ther relkil, "PP Conn v--Wky 11111 in spear le ; did daanp.Ning ie oak hie teaper?-410,, Sk ; I onset ;be appeal:. sp.ia ceenkesaer y J arer --Who isfeemed rs O(Ihe ekhoeboly- Weeks. pee:-31y mittrus. • s—v • mei , la . err sa so ; demmestamtes. . • r =Was is dim* Ity tradesmen.? Witauts—t lio,not to my iiamriedge f cid mot • tbisk him detnege4. Nies Sarah- of . erwroostieet. Screed, st. apt, she knew . the decease:ll Oriffitbstre caged apt half-put 11 . ,o'dlock mt. andaY s t at ti ht 'hew. to. Ice esentlesean • Mi. 1 • • ts, was an intimate friend and' latterly; he did not stay ussayminutes ; he was altered much le his dire. and. sy peerage ; an observation was sagde 'bit, he waa denot ed; heappesred very ill.' .luiror—Prey, Madeira. wby , ffid you supra" that. he war deranged ? Witsum--From the.paruttulai way in winch he took hie leave; he looked extremely,wild the gemleman, his friend, west not this afternoon, and 1 he m he is gone oat of,tow4s. Jeey--Did that gestlespaa sts i ptess say ohowstatien on .the 1 1 . 1 1010 1 1 i oAaafrtntis O. *alb +war , 5 . it *4 BUPA' far same obseriations to be made • by Utih, paulcular friends on, each occasions t Witnese,-4110 made no observation to me on the subject. bad is done so.l. ems mays* shocked, I. do not reniem bark. The lady. on the question being repeated very said,-that the gentleman seemed extremely sur prised. and observed, he must have hemmed, and I thought so for some time past." A Juror re(uested to know if any person had spoken to bar, attimt the evidence she was tti give?—certainly essl ant, 00, my oath, and have spoken the, truth. no Joror apologised kw petting.thensestion, observ ing.that theta was a nerygreat mystery•wbicla they must deselope s illossible ; it was for thetptirpos• they were elm Several Jaws observed, that Mrs. Woodward and family acted very improperly in not attending at the inquiry, as they the Jurors conceived they could give evidence very material to the inquiry. 'Tile pistols were here produced and examined by the Jury. They.appeszed to be smallisodret pistols. James Wilson, undertaker, of Welbeek•strert, deposed that. be found sporoler flask, two bullets, and a hand kerchief in,tocice4 of Gm deceased, Abel Griffiths. Thomas Warli,*the servant, was again called, and in atower t.. somequestions of by the Jury, stated, that his master, the elder deceased, bad directed himself to be de nied to the younger Griffiths; the elder was generally oat until Monday, when he saw him. Mr. Wilma here returned, and said, he forgot to say. that be found also in the younger deceased's pocket a du plicate for a coat, which was ;awned for 2!. Is. Considerable conversation here arose among the Jory respecting the unsatisfactery nature of the evidence, glitch they all thought was not conclusive. The circum stance of his pawning was rather material, and they call ed Walker, the footman, but nothing more was elicited* front him. Tim Jury now proposed, that they should be left alone, anti all strangers were ordered out. They cootinned for nearly ope hour and a half shut up in the Jury Room, when we *ere again adiaitted about half.past ten ; and the Jar y having inquired if there watany other evidence, were informed in the negative. The FORIMAPI then gore the following verdict—Wil ful 'larder of Thos. Howard Oriffiths by Abel tirittiths. ,hit son, who afterwards killed himself, being then in a sound state of miud. This verdict amounting to a Fe(() de seas to the son ; ' The Coroner lotted his warrant for the intetment of ; Orialths, the yottager, in a cross road. Daa'rswertve ratc.--The neighbourhood °Medford 'street, Ked Lion-square, was last night thrown into the ',greatest confusion and alarm, by the breaking out of a ;fire, which, for the extent of its ravages, and the amount 'of peoperty consumed, hoe been for some time past lormarelleled. la commenced,. we understand, about a lemoiter past eight o'clock, in the premises of a timber 'merchant, whose yard was in the centre of the groupe of 110111311 which compose the west side of Featherstone build ings,and part of Red Lion and Bedford-Sts. From the 'combustible Wore of the surrounding materials, it soon gathered strength, and exteadieg itself in all directions, ' 'Wired with tremendous fury. Fite bowies in Feather stone-buildings, three in Bedford-street, and the backs of several in Red Lion-street, were soon in flames, and presented, from the vast columns of fire and smoke in mama's!, issuing, an awfully grand spectacle. Nume rous engines were speedily brought to the spot, and the greatest exertions made by the firemen, but owing to the confined nature of the place, and the scarcity of water experienced, it was long before the flames were at all arrested by their efforts. By 10 o'clock the front of one of the houses. in Bedford-street fell in and rather damped the flames in that direction, and soon after the fire began, to yield in every quarter to the strenuous exertions of the firemen. By 11 o'clock the limits of the mi chief, it was cle r, bad been ascertained ; and by a little after 12 o'clock nothing remained of theirs but 'smoulde ring heap of ruins. On enquiry and observation on the spot,this morning,we found that 14 houses were destroyed, and several others damaged; and that the value or the property consumed was estimated at no less than 1s is some alleviation of the pain we feel on the occasion, to be able to add that we have beard of no aeci dents having happened, and that the greatest part of the primly was insured. Although the fire broke out at so early an hour, such was the rapidity of the names, that little could be attempted to be saved. The fire seemed to catch four p of the houses at the same moment, and the coil sternern of the occupants and neighbours wasextreinf. HoW at originated we have not hitherto been able to leare. The workmen halonglag to the timber-yard, it is.understond, bad all left the place at seven o'clock. INTINOZD New LONDON, Banos.--(FION • CORIw stioesemse.)—le seine of theLoadon papers of the 19th lust. then is ea extract from a report of a Mr.Telferd, engineer, as to the probable effects in the navigation of the river Theme!, by takingdown the present bridge and building a ems ens. Awarding** this report, "the present bridge -eo , far conned& the riser above bridge into •moal, that It pro mial the high water from rising so high, and the low water from sloking•so low as It otherwise would do, and that Mar it renders tbe boat and barge navigation more general and: mfg. Further, that by the removal of the present bridge, the . foundations of Blackfriars and Westminster Bridges, sod even of Waterloo Bridge, would be endangered ; and' that.the fortifelag of these, together with the raising of the Bask., so as to pretreat the low grounds from being flooded at high water, would east upwards of 100,0001.' Now, one would think that the tide most' have quite a contrary edsct, from what irate* stated ; for the Thames having only a 11- mitedparrow channel, will naturally of itself admit but a very little additional water ninnies up, aid this superfooes body wiltren.forther up the climatal foto the !metier of the coact!). This will. consequently mount the water rising and overilpwing.its Soundaries„ and the water, running up 34 mods farther Into the country, will of course require coast derabiy more tinse.thas It doebet present to recede. Thera- • fore,beforp.thiaadslitLeallsody of water. willbase time fplly to retire, the tide. will of course 'gala Isere retanstd, cons, (meetly insteed.ofthere being a lets depth of water at low water than etpresenh it appears that thus must at hest he ' as pouf* if naLlallre. BDROUGH vootrras.—ln, conseqnence of the late es cape OF Maion from the Borough Comettr; the Ovoid Jung, assembled at site recent Southwark Sesions; pre viously to their separation, inspected that gaol, and bare regortsid , tiscreci, that in, their °psalm the Keeper is 47 so, soma} assisted: 47 tbq 'devote number of peraons, necessary for. to important a charge, and that the gaol, illsoli was in many respects Inotare. The truth of this' tter fret was fully exemplified,on3lon day *resin last, le:tlite.prouteee- of, Mr. Newman, that:had cletli et the I:qyr.a fAlt.Ju?tice Rpom,; k quit of the name of, Allen, use of the prtsappra conOttetkier debt in the . gaol, has teg„.iis the space of a minute and a •etilirtiir Warn lei.' limthitsiono manner that Mama is rei.reseatZt t• have fst e tk age spot from which ha it said tb,berb leaped down when be effected hiebscape. spaomuto IN - QUI4SI` ON Tug so Digs 111SWAS.ORIFFITHS, FATHER AND SON. Upon ibilapses et the Jury helm; celled over yester day, a thwtheasa in. the roes stilted to the. Cormier, tbakthere were some witnesses. la itttentlimot wie k could 4of to tit! younger dee/A - sea's eta t te.of mind. 1C Common dieceted the anoutioniugirlficar to . keep Vettendance. e. Gamin Maw% Otbseol" deposed that he resided li, Orittforeireet. lAtm•ipeattoolotewtliedeceased for three rtafa; to. winsome's, knowledge, the younger de ceased had bees labouring under a complioation of dis miss, and had beei under the bawds of *several medical ittlsese• ; the pretties nature of his disease was not hews; it was tow thought that be had been cured last wister•attiostbs tea, bit ea ids retern to town his comphgot t the *Peewit bed tithes an Immo sq meraurial asedisiant, whisk prwinced nervous de bility. mammas' irritetion. Some Short time since, hi called epos the *wile, and: odd he had just escaped the jaws of denlkb bathsa bisercura by a oedipal gen. timman.-4,lliteeelb* upbblaOs nay subject olthopt be. traying eattliduallitheatataberradon and nervitto debi lity. Whitewall& in him st4teen-squire I be then onsephdited et be *lying thit.h . js hisd felt at. If rr weight preened spec ids 'twain, gad . web_ su ffering L i p caste pollti 'lithos* dial* the deneePeti to dor r..7r • enione.r l o/ 1 10.0 1 0 , Pressl/4 the 1 9 3 1*.• UMW. tilt tirlfria ttigetrytkro "sing. Toy 441436 mom/ aipp . iptd, saktrppid,wok bt004.. sad; tho eye.brow Imills.hlthiiilPfutrotneitreeting. Timm woe tem produce ancoe.sa irritation; witsesi _eswM lessises, andelsriag.tbo application of more •••••••• , es by the witness, the deceased displayed very great "M o dal, oe opnaking °fide. ens_ plejoter diumsinee be Mao *Neu to' vend . Min . 11, 11frine. to. bathe his bead, to_ teno rs t h e co *- bin load; witseiodith not latewdlatelp under - what he input is hip woe, wit sWed bjgh wllis. • ateaegvist ibr rasa of 10, imdiaji for . it . wttr turamminimakoK • . jelie:...ehilie ow; 'peak torn-of 'kis '41.1i Tbs . *ions both**. IN the deeobird -oath wileteee-riane 41in s'p er ij o n o f t• baths his hood. liliees‘ltio• lies 41"77 —. fairoligriiitan‘ is Wiiiiillso. i s iii,16.41 % Ibk *ls, ined a V !AM die pm= roara wise is not, Ic pa ooosot to - Mr of 000. ail • doliniviir 1 . ..,4 Motto am e ba, s h oe . by die sill woo,f.llWO - Op, i stissodolio It I t-1 kt isidog.losoi aosgoblicolimi 0; U gm" ih a "al " ' - ii, a Jaler;••••Die .b+l s ' ' SD - I : a i n iF Ta i r o reidalll gi tow* 11sitta — Na The i t it ' jai. I$lM 11, was% .ahstipanik 1 ,10-• " Itii ;Wiii w og Yin agld ....iiiiihe nest also eiermasktitalestiliag bat emit so i.- meld Indio a ralliesbeere of the miseries widish latimmi. • r t SPIVAK rem sambistiomi arise arQesiewel— . - ageism the lasereeede• Act as Deb eases OM l iglrikosl ei t ti a l ltsy r = :Z i t= 61110111001111Miemeamme r. MEL explaissd. - _ fkbillie mid. a fee.werde s meil tba Hess. 0181114110 1 10ar., . for lbeimosamelllii—For theerigiesi medit.s(l-.. ie hews stabs Secemirmilieg et die Silk O. Jsa test a assead• tire% amdteederet to tik lireanew (iiisday). Om tef,Datias Bilk mat, Wes& a Grew de " ibilJ was ordered ie , be sireireAto. NTE4aidtrin Cifiegiriletilse Committee of Supply, sad ot. the -Qiewit e lfas: sad Ilts, woo Iseeezba ap t esdibe a*Oka of VdNvoatir, the Moses wet kaelkepeessiiitas ow the Mesa Haile eist the Wm/ woo erslisetto he taken Into fertbe,oooeide atio.M Thar • di to o tor. Qat= of " bey bates boos AIWA oh .adjearaed of bal&peat Oat o'clock, •• • RLICTION OP 101211,11,11. Y Ifeetagey, a Comma Mali minkeidet-GliOdhall4.ll4lsl (*Woe Ore All mal sterilises • 2 s- nJorfttn 114- Owns an. Mooed lig abgeakepthe.Mplgge, iurw. tegard gbh the Alderepee fret, lbe s lgietlnge t , TboVeinum Saleitarr rair Iltostaajoji.ligg . qpietsqui* who had be ee. ted,ageq4eg gaga. tp serve Ow Are • o'. 20 *Aped *mere Se num of Aldennordiewn.l4, and*** bier espreeead• Seek Irak net IP ftetyi - tbs . 01.411Insgiralias emelige. ghee t vouSideso taseastlarb ielialt= d rof tank the einimatottl=rall Pot le .es t f ofiS Slskiffr *1 1 :1: 1 1 1 Plir WWI; knootoOf4thfritsiP th 910401 Wiarrtar t n thanked the Seery for the Very 4 glee imam in foldeb they had elected. Ids. nag. IlserlS to the hadestrioas and oonaeleathms,dteehargh - • e l:Lama said. bseeeld.not have lived Ihr SO ears Is *Chi *Meet befog salaamed with-she dulls.. 40110411 ea, and lie declared ••••••4.olWll.lom•dili • iii• 4 160111 of q•Gibs, . Imago ga▪ t the aldose, and little for all sere trappings of 14; 2:7:0 '1 6. ) 1'1 =2'4 9 3 wit zth....m . re;(.4 iosmoti Abel end le t 1. min gig ar,oe glade end atteallte to the tumefied grteennieshi oil **ahoy prise*, ead•hydreal tha Wilma • -1711.10, ` let '' ___ .c by _ Ipois grated Atsdliars,of tbollap 4asowata • foe im• 3, liod.hlr. 'Unbar& SIM.* nil& Lihorlos AIWA! fly Weilam . . . —.lll C i" T ' IV ARESIMEN. ...,.__. • ThO losid-thittrs ye:S*4gs ,die" . the Qom% WA, 1,, „ :xi cie zrill f 1 4 4= lii th ib e s p !: ro oll e r di .eb, wi r e i hal Wbsf ie bioll, aP dtWriptitssa oh Obi g IS 0164. lix*Sl4olPment.tbi Groat. relothratokibi oultis bad been released from tbo. coMP/Ors (IL , shwa • oar Mansion.bonas Report-is yesterday's paper.) [lsrl the Court agreed to affer l woad of o a• hundred Fonds for his apprehension awi ll eonrictios. ,l • ...latse asdArs.o to,bs Wood fosa.Coroweis.= . 1400A5547: PGA for; thi el•cia 11 1 , 4 IN or for tbi year **sift. Tligepurt agresd•with O nollogt froil.tk qaPl 0441- *tee, for discharging. two 4 the Turßkapt 4 *di Effo wilt (*web The bliyor Intimated to the Court bis laseotlon, VCos of taking t4 soma Septsowia runs o f Villa/2f i sp at n 00 1 ,1464,, on tbo 214 day of idly, COURT OF ILINWaI BXNCIL—Juss WILIAL 11. 504111511071, DMA* 1ia.14010 1 Itytha *Wane aids* WA imlsemr.M. Met extbasge for lam drawn by psi** nail iists = Id Hogtes. sad accepted by *ea Sea* The t eir the colebrsed,CeptathJobetpu t !be pieta case Was fti , .by Mr. PULLIN end Porris ; and the 4shodaaVs bMb Spossoryg aid Is order tik sake the doteadsit (wbo_ iodated, *at *els. tri ers al s Z a m t r i t IF h o t e l fa ta rate i h sa t e : 4 4 ho ses p a ir27 , l triv= w pa bo lyi bq ...e,.?ititi„ -c-wawths...* theigildee of the defeed6o4 1161411ty to WA II Ora* of proof o 1 spike of ilsbopper / l ia. I eille, Jartlia bald that 4 iro OOM gisig*Mb t .... 1. . " Ake plaindt to be ispitiled. affithists e. lunoircan AllOlll2lll W O sae an epilog 47 a seboolaister. reeidlijg . atNaye= trieeetsx the amour. of Ms bill for sabaidlift es( thine **of W . 15114•,, ow ori die .1. at Wok . t om. for-l b w . )= . l, * WOWS* ilt* h 'ilioast to whirl they Cyan. No sibatall44l,4o be a e. 1414.01 1 , Wag' @Writ, bee e; **ant, ibi, . .. . SeieNct v, men guaithis Toonsvils, ' _Wises alerlt of husky to sasses dosages 16 an ail N a..plosuir i as xieffilait et Mr. Murano' Stetoklesigi, to Meier I.llBli. Ithi. 114. Ilid Z .. eeli onil4l,l o 4 ol thred a ler ise ilefe t erwi . i. Mit ,tie base bass, sold sod 4elierest•ii .11Mig Walk* ei MI/SA wripa** how.bes N V Thooliala ears. teres4• IMa i i gi st er 4 4 l44N km keep, retsped.. SWAY , N 4t04, orr.P.Arsock anipthg •• *Ai . IllttWs. qbe. toss, Arkges 4****, foe, at ,1064.0414t01i46000, I,M .M. do. kw. • —9,4wer, 1:911411F•9111•COIWON MICAS.—Jime $h • , • .., • woo sticasay. s. IVIILIPORD. . ilk 'MY mei, of eleitssos b r i o/ i t to ree**ll4o. l i et se situated qt gbeloot. oat fatagatr. hasahimospeepeeig.: , The pleiiidf Seised ea 1, "IttrAtbe *Spinier* imed:the!lqierdeskillio greet"- '- - iiiir;illifti;` iniiiii TiiiiVinlibot est dot* aniebt . ' ill 11114 ail; ha." *wok° wooldaaabnidoorary Arno likoadt iatnoidi . p Apwat loOkts. Saab* Oki* be amok amsterialctinba do il y wwl3- ". 4 la, bat itat naallpnlb:' nftlit. lar 14441*. „i re ;:et:!Igo .iwi t on o ol, l 4NlkoaililCr ,Pirs,o l . ,eirp b e b _poa it desert ft„ qr . , • I et root _ L , Ihes4.4 of die Town iinink aPV__, i. tj nfinw ;0 you *Tavern* of this Inazonaotiot *id. wealth, and Itharit tO olgoadV„ d42*4( ;E. . F..° sad 1*- 490µ00 not, that at tboaott of r‘oftl rNC ~ for 1 rootori it Into *sir baion noloadloid by. t_ Vt, et. 1 mom led by self interim, sat* opforofaand Ity,fiatonoirn .. i a dyi The Hon was **A dissovid.. 1101.1 litiallfd ( 3 11 1 4 En. tibe PrOW*11:410 1 0!1111411, . 1 i Z j i t i , lobo] trf 4 l• , •loisi U 4 8 4 14! a u d 14W1, LIMN - ionei 4fiatel**.ff.:l4 4 lbik IFlltk. a r Milt lag, • bait I wogs, were re-elected ; and Samos au' 01111. 1 It ' 0113101 min al :to OW up She. smaimiiii. kr. 8ir00nt14 . ,21 itailMt. Natisatiot Sitatiern, join. r.• : s -2? 1 F