The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-11-05 00:00:00

~~ \ WW? • "7' ' • "7 • the inter, it is no longer an honour to• wear thetia . ,. but only a dishoopur to be Without. them , thole %hit despisethene Outpost find themselves ;hen . obled to oarry theumufts humbly, to intrigue, ,h(osclerto "' obtain them; ,sid.lt is thus. that thesl.oitaterieit, honours end Isy „killing real honour .,-,-11,:Pcriiiiog; debasement anti.deneteralistOon, ti . pen the'y ought to raise and purity. the..arti, . 71rbei, sobetheie vanity in the place of graelpess of atinl—coentry is no longer any thing, in the tuftbit.ot laurels. There' is no more aliment for etneletion, and 'ages slide away wittout leaving behiid any recollections of these innumerable puerilities. But how are We 'to re.establish true honour in its rights, and to reduce to their just value so many parasitical distinctions? By permitting the•troth to circulate freely—nothing more is necessary. Therefoitr, instead of suck a multitude of controverted facts which are em ployed for interested purposes in, order to obtain belief for those whoi run after; honours to engross ihem for themselvek we shall know what reality the fats which we bear possess—made clear by the faculty of discussioa, they will be strip - ped of exaggeration and false colours which change their appearance, and itnposture, eepohetr shall not succeed in taking possession of ittiWreil - ceropences which should belong to merit alone.- Then shall jnatice openly rendered to this - man de • Olt" itself . more and more—his appeals being no ' r strangled by influence and boasting, east man •?s • ' i4timself to gain the esteem of his 173 .11ow- I( s ie ; ' 4 0 ',.*lthout any fear of seeing himself thwarted b1..1 ,at quackery. The' faculties will acquire • power frotn the expectetiou ,of public consideration . " and every man will be eager- t p folio* 'the, Paths, . traced out for every chastor,,Citikeils, by the mighty prosper* of the nation. ii , t , • We have already seen, Mat it is by the pro ' . 'option of knowledge that men can arrive sue' - evasively at the discovery of those paths; but the 1 free circutation of thought must necessarily perfot 01 two seralees ,at the satins tune—namely, to make known the best thingiand libbhest men by drying up the sources er'error. and intrigue. 'Such shoukl be the natural. effects of the liperty of the press.—, Effects quftes 'contrail Must. take place, of course, if it reestiolectropresled",. - ;4: division o f Mowers is sought aster, - which, 41'4004 of perpetually oppos ing one an - other, ,unite, on; the eoettsul, ter the purpose of ackkoniplthing the same ' end. These: powers shoul d, the rows& or caesium( end the' power of action,—the first searches' out' the teat] ; which leads to prosperity,---the second directs In that road all individual efforts. What signidei a 44 agitation which has only for its object- but to die toyer what is 'useful ? A dangerous agitation is never but ,that which the &Miens _produce; and what faction can there 'he - if every one be 'ani- mated with the same 'spirit ?.-.41' distinction, bej no longer the work of cello, but that of aleall discernment enlightened by The analysis of, facts?--;. If every one acknowledges the necessity .eta power, and_ of the sacrifice of a portion of his liberty ? Nr we are sufficiently ripened by experience to be deeply penetrated by these maxims. And 'if there remain yet any individuals filled with old prejudices in these respects, or obstinate their exaggerated opinions, they will find th e ies so lost in the vomiter of those who are fatigued with the Revolii- Sion, that they will soon be ashamed of their absurd character, and for this the will of the Prittce alone is wanting—that is the queen bee of the hive : it will be followed universally as soon as the signal is given, and that it shall be known that he desires only the common safety, witheet any exception er . .• ... . persons. I admit that such principles are far different freasi those dark maxims Divide et kites-a. May, thate. s fore, my fellow-citisena Satin those hasty reflections nothing more than the sipcore desire of preventlog. every new re-action--e,ndleipepire thote'noble send meats of that universal benevolence whlch leads them not.tn. elect from others ; more than theirjhemselres are APable effierformingy ~May they (del the tip.' •tity of mirificing their indiiiktilpritle, which divides ill , --to the national pride Which re T nnitei ali, 'Ant fo think themselves superior to others by elitore, s dot only by their place in the social order—to gets prebend that the true end of Governments is to maintain barinonT, between . all the parth-; , that those useless distnuctioofe.always Odious Or 'rt., dicolous, or subversive at emulation—that *it laid this same social order that . all. the' exertions of In dividuals shoqld have refereote-rthat it is suscepti-,; ble of an infinity of different foram, between which faults and advantages are divided--that they'ell require . the exercise of power of some _kind, awl, Gotta.- , fp:fatly, the sacrifice, yf a portiOnof mit - liberty 1 .--. s llay they, finally, perceive that it is better to put ..p withaome inconveniences or thin to aim it a per lettion which, in practice, le # ciannera, anAl the • Ahem _of which is 100 uncertain—lhit the most nine. jul pvisteiple in morals is .to learn. tn. be contented with one?* loi—and that Nature, fist ; wisdom, has °i t establisho, a kind of compensatiop:, ' ween men which knows that the inequality', dondititin be:' tween them is almost always ` sit' apparent than Mal.. .. . _ d _ . U.lO 1,9 044410.0111 I 1 . I#ll enjoy his Titajesty's confidence, yqu doubtless deserve it byeigur talents, and your devoteduesi to his sacred *Urn, but you du not know how to encreass the number of his ~friends—yon are labouring incessantly in disuniting . those whom you ought to unite togetbt—yon ex- . esperate mare and noose ,thousands of people who wish for nothing but concord: you do not inform the Sovereign that in the heart . of a King the iiv -i , teresta of the great family ought to prevail over:elf private affections.—Have ; you already forgotten t%nit, Napoleon has nbt fallen from such an emineace but (or no other realm but because he would not .offer the truth to be mentioned, or that any one should' telL it to the French nation ? Is it consistent with the , dignity of a Prince to quibble on some obscure ex pressions of the constitutional chart, as if he was at. ready sorry for having given it to us?" and in case of any doubt arising, should it not always be inter preted in the most liberal manner ?,---Should not a King rather go beyond, than stop short of what he has promised ?—And ought you. not perpetually ts j remind him of that sublime passage in the Proclitna:' i . iron of his ancestor, Henry the,Wth,, .when he wits nothing more than King of Navarre :,---‘,‘ Who can itair, e the King of Navarre thothe has wish forfeited i , .k word ?" .v __ A , . -1 -LAW tinkiittßENGE.l 5- COURV'CiFtIiftt 4 (3ERY , Now. 4, • . 'CITY VI ' Imre* vet* tt. A very intereste l td.and 'the Court alt tins dn the third' City LotterY,. between the persons' I and Defintdants. The contract was for !omits and .premises in, large sum ot.the purchase 'balance of ninethousandi foot.' Pounds remained _ were unable to ilitkelood, an . arrangement pr iaccommodatiol which the new purchasers rpurchase. to the Champ' L , lotttdoli, 'the pefendattts P ' :The Plaintiffs repreiett `suit, filed their bill 4m; "11044abliiier to rests tior the Citf'freet•lovying'the absent - Aliibmum, under •an. +cecotiatt is . by• Ow Deflendiente lielicitor, in the course of the last i torturacation, groanded em a retthrtiobtatttod by the' Defendants in an actios ~ law fo* The bolanCe•ef for a while, .wes eetarded of Messrs. - Wttlsh and. and whose truslees'or i speedily hil pitioneed to lease end- release, iltr.l. City, who Matadi, that obtiitkihg i . propertlitle, Shadwell, ishoOlelltythe its this Motibti'.' , • . ~The object of the motion Orb' in injanotion, obtr ' late Sittings, which wi Mid Mr: GARRATTi on haste tictnatit dissolved, livering the.;execution balance. • ' ' ' The Militia!! Casebeil , junction was net.4lllaeii contrary, in full .foree4•lsceeding Inthe' ' • - •bl-- mi r mati last Order, pronounce* by :the Lord tofu •in his privet* room, on one 'of the last , of gio, •• • .. 4 . 01 . 4 . * .1...!. .',..' • q The golicitorsen-beelt'sides being*, .10 . , 'bike conceived . thelerats of the tnjunetinatlit , different. Menninge, Ithdvilthetintprassion brought .the gum: ,•tion forward, .on!therealdanits of one of this Salioi fon, .Imd ttits . 4 ttte clerks of the other, ,tolicifer, open the moittinti Isis Lordship in pronouncing tho erdei., the : minent sof whick happened to have heel& taken efewn by Mr. Church, in place of ~thit, G bits Registrar. .,. iiieseoiontradicto4:ialfidavits excited gam*. Mated 'debate and comment too tedious to aa~iiell • withiti-the HMOs of a los rival. • • , Sir Sestatt, Reartztt made a Army forcible,: bad concise repty, is ' support of kW *lgloo fur the Plai o t Ors: The LORD CMANCILLOgi after hearts* patiently all the ailaromas observed,' that he well •sismens4 14 bered -hit -4ast-torder oCinjunctiossyda*:,e to read tierfiettist# l Peeerf eildavita Ws 401 1 0 . *UN, giVeijedgeeelleteveisiveitirltids.. 4l i -7 if not, iiiilispidav • , . I' ' '' 1 ' • • *-``''''ieiVes TIVISSLIT. # - SAVVIii.. Rostitior, followedby Ilk. TIART, moved (or itit injunction restraining. t Defendant front protietidinc at law` upon a Puti-obi bard grant 'id to - hire by -the' Plaintiff, the HanourableTheatas 'Howes; fdt 41te sum of 1140 t. The bond was gloated 'by the .Plitinfiff fait. thrte when be was in vety die /Mita eircatititaWoese:;' , lte owed the Defendant the soin qietStli. and the bend- thaftifttoolift;"cOntingetatt • this' VArt of Strwantinve Bowes; , n+dhcktf tiring r: Ltlitirrtitt ►!!'lllll Asrai tespeei ih'tlii=dtation f ' . BirclitraftdPoo4res; tbey pikette:afipfiratidh, if ;posed that. case; unmet into Court the principal laud trfso underniking to The Lobe fliancattoa *Ott; pet and leigniest, a fottitight he'd let the P l -` the action It law, lad undertake of error. ft. • • . • , Sogift, V. 01vE24,. •••(•••,,,-:. •'. .t .:. Thii was an epplitteien Issas hi litodifriAbbffilli* etsctiy 41fisilitt tclreentstioottiiiratilho itisatibbliir 'order WU' pronentcedi• ...i I:. , • ,-,. •:; #,;;/f .. i i,:,, t , .• :•;: i 3 .:- • • :"' '- • • . i.016..46.• • '. • • 1.,v 4 .: 1 COURT OF KIiWgIISE I gCitt6vILDVASII3II I, A& • ,-• NANr4, At*. V. 4 : I ,#: ovtirtit. . • Thii watein action brought by Men* .„; .ii the provinciiiir,Vecklenbnrgh, against the' ~,-; . of au initutadvil epos the Plaintiff's • j a . `-re cover the - lath *Petit-int TOOL which the .§ ' 440 , , d received is t iorilliit iimmince, the '. 'been confiketed, ,together with. thew - 1.... r. , ' - risks, aster having beer datelined tffie: s e i 4 .Carl sham. The corsobed been shipped to. thwlinshis.' 'tit by Mesas . Wlntir'ilis to. who had since • be.' frtfrdf he nkrupts : andi,itisey bid been dlibiied. with. 'fiW i tirOhinin of intiiiifite; Air- Defendant. not lat.' Mkt whethet' it was thirds by thini . all .princillitle Attititr: 'site - Defendants P' imam for Messrs. Whit*" 1 naltilii *orerert 0501. ark+ . tiftpirCtlf*riteeiired:notior :I!l:ooftrtitalcridlio giveb oatio r ici:topbn Mb; Assisi/ isin igolv the *OM trit. i t ,lll after the nation; •' 'lei, the f t ail over tits,' end CO.•s assignees': 'Cher'thiePlifftrile had or , 2001. tiediiithe 331. The till notid.d.partitnisr, interest. ' , Lord Etismsbnoiatrit ' 4 , lfileti the 'advance ,to. Mews. :White . fion:iissittlity ihoOld recover till as,e'tiol !!defendants hari . ... L tsiffii,_ the money 1 mot that the'rlaiittertkohiliitltiiti . foyer only thi 331. origins,. 'loeilir the "Itsittnesi.' .-= r ‘- '- Verdict for Plaintiff—Datnngis . ~ , • • • r I • p ~.: the t_ . ---; ..- sum him, .diiiiillil ,Otiob.rl9, kw *kip* he sleeked Au Defendant toga ' tribaste his g0ing:44441 to:4o4tiessity of atten d`,.` intillis pablic dutietit i ros purpose of avoid in eflieriletit. 4 ,IM• iftrt had actually isiltted , ei iiiitilsr 'Lorain : Mid dleseit and Essex," as oigter T Off 4ord ELLen : supposed) for the purportl gertiing the r t .. by the wing as he was 'fig frem Harwic ~ His Lordship held this AufWent notice of the bankrupt's insolvency or stop. ' PitillYa)menittwithin thi piirriso. of the Act, and the Iltiutilialrecavered. - . - :,. :-,: r• ••• ?„ • • • -t l'. g.',e~ POLICE S ! ,e- ~ - : : , i . , --i..iNgif'l , ...' 4o4 .tit itit4ifet L ,..,t'`Ektip, Ili e edliecting clerk to Plena. • befilletes , • '_ .! 404 : crown - court, .Throg. Morten-streeti ' uttle.4rotetight: sp. yesterday , a *is& tsn*, Charged withAutbeizling :Money:: is . .• ' ',"' - . - This examination bad been postponed, becisSea.4loo: iwer•of a cheque for' 401 1 at'. High Wycomb e I , ths. '‘ed .l 9 'aPPliir becit4.l4. Or the .distAtice. ,_ ' .;r Edward Joice; lighten's% Grange rot d, Heftiond , sey, proved the pnyinttnt of a chequedrawn ups . * bimi. dated lath of May, foe 4011, alan a *cheque fot:sl, 13144 into the hands of tbe; Prisoner:— The proceeds of ,these, Messrs: Fuilt44o icttr... deperd, had not ;been accounted for ,by Arlsesei.,..- l iteruanded till, :Monday. _ - ''''''T.--- -- - - --: . i 7 QUerda. vac ant :: 7 - . -;l74tiiiAir, *biltOtyinvilettion ounds, 'Weitminitei, Wes . ; spteutinted.iiSieettso . ' dre or* Itisilit of breed hating beeitilstessied'ott ; le b 1 Preinlies" 'by' the efficient .. .an iteeniitt isstfrehert itielght. They . seieed 144velsrterni-4thitlf-Stitisr4rit' reatt i ty loaves, & , el' 'Some of • Ihelquarterns wer4 *lftitir r itinetiqffind several of the penny onell iillitivilight to' bat* Weighed soz. 3dr. were de; ''kcient lAtil• . ' .. -.. ' ' The`misgteicater.obiltried on the hardship.in ilicted . On the. poor bt Viliselllegalpoceeoingt I les the , eitall imbnyliolts Wide'neirlyttio ounces short of rsight ; bet belfwthififist'bffence, he 'Would* Only • convict lotliepenaltrorle..per oz:' Penalty 4L 3s. that be ing grolk, minus ) add 10s. coifs. • ''',..,.• : $ ''''llriklilitiATlNG Biit.i.s. • •.. , 4 '__'ll9':“CAPlstAelii the foreigner, who fi rst introduced Allefelminalting-wenermetts into ihis Oooolry, and 'illsisetekiirttiated.some . time since 4f . seining ful- Ilimning balls, &c:ittended and paid the penalty of it: He begged to assure the Magistrates, that-he intribech obliged to them for not enforcing the pia %Welty previoesly to itkreturn from the - • Continent ; ' bet being ignorant thstke bad' been offending against lb" bilis', he erniesstrptised to find his depot'at Exeter HVilOge loelted•tipiewd. the whole establishment de- itrislyid. • Meted ?said them' in Italy, France;ltc. . acre thir,:*ere hi ninth request, without any in . - terrsiption. iegel oothtirities. • ' ' Mr. Iptoinedlire law on the subjict, of the conviction.' ted i that iii 4l .)fret-workt".wiesee stconsPrehanded every "Kies . :oiriai Or& the igneous' eleentblL'i i . ' Lloyd Was charged' on - i* MK'. Diniein, livery.stoble Iota; of t : horse. Some , time theAtiret , tl Mr. Daniels, .4"tlits litlethaspected, Daniels Wit and Gailktund described thl them. The officers traced the . _ .onitsto Rotherhithe ; And upon ._ _ ..:11"eitiorili. sold to the landlords( allitdetepli L isr ito , fkittins, who 'keeps the Noah's! `Wrk`stitttbesi Icellosse ‘ in that neighbourhood. Iltititekikeli'-the Prisoner cane on horiebstk litsi itemise, sib& :haying continued there a nighti 'itiNtillrersOlgsdavatnissioned him to sell hishorse,and litsr tarot lfaelikaisyillidpicion of him he did sett theikorse. .likedninttithill'llir te-examination: - -., En -- •!' restrbw.offlis.s.—Yesterdayoll4.6l nourfasgki 4 si lt *oman v 'sosetharged on beipidds:of *sling • walling'shoisso-ifiJosepk Caws , Clardeidon r- I Someri-towisiiirith whoa a ski trim terisaisto- r ' 'l.;. '. a stilted; thst on Mowitayesenliithe Isar, • idle ihov* alnd patient doors,_' put'Mowlket holoif' . sC;iiill letmt:soti leasing Peisoner inlthe - kW's.' intstliedshe\atilltottotkedatthedonr wasanawirL' *rritritber Wont theses.; Whe . said'ilastritild lint 'clOtiMliiii - do= -- llievoi ' the bow wit; , • : dsoner.pushed her. ," .. 111"II V slie would hate pigtail; forcibly tol • son a silk-handtterclilec and went I ,is prpsocatris.watthed her4nto egin:akeir* bourhoud, and whet' s - she:came mit he, into custody.—.-Coesentotea *Adis% foe berg. . 4, • .'t-• -bit Slit:' ,7 • - •` tilit* s atiii ' i Joha Myers, who keeps . a 1114#4inge, awl IN/ices-street, Westminster, wielligifeolc . • ) ling a 'Attie Go, Sarni Nam, la wifi l ; .4 B , 4 # owman 1 t were also charged' with bein e• ' •• It bet m eatisfacentilY ploved Al* " , lilltrl' tb* were convicted as rogues and.rapeetsac Elizabeth Watt etas bronght to the °flee sr the farmer.geeteelfy Orfssed f .shi being at sheii when the- Officer/ entered, -Her defence w she waif there to buy fish, but '6O search.."' paper with numbers on it:44Mo was die , r' .. - • . 1 , ... . _ L i tNll, • I . - - • , 4 x-e . t I *..loS4c.unr, 1. ..4 14/ 4: ,-.IINAPKNI I I Ala , 11141.41A11Y, WIDOWOI 4111/FOSAtifil. , , ! d ieh r e 'l Weft4llllll6l e•Oi l iffs e tfilTerratti#6l . 11141f4rablderir://hailWire yie diocese, on:ystetti*lld eccapied. iq hamting vgillsv) l l o r t ;r, • fa ii. haportauce l - and exalted a Con .terett- irr trifertrcirdifed, Ctrart:' L : 3 • Not.haimithla 40. (014ivr t,be .Lemitel.Mvorstes as they respectively addressed the, Amyl, MU Crnteilted with each a , rnsurs•af thee* as *chit* tudeiveiaiidfiNaaka kohl. the ltriarslists au •boeh aides. • n . . . , o*thsi. par t . ilitePromovent,'ltatail the case;. mid Am.. iaiiitaMint 'AV ap peered, that Thomas Mulcalry-cleimed the administration al the , rode o . kc. s pf.:..l#l,.son Jobit t. lately deceased, %silk father, and netts of kiq, is inclusion of Mary, the widow, alleging Jai* dloci . lotestate, aria. out lawful issue, and that, said gall! :hacrberred be& • self from any distributivo,elmti,d, ~ItaT hostilities personal property by lereb . iStrisse , I . losenc. Tint said Mary had, .tbe it t g s w pf fig caalse 4 . 140 administration to horh as which claim in.the coarse of the prov iags abandoned by her, and the cause was then contested botulism the Promovent, Thomas, an, Abe l ttpog. . arait .s. Wm. Mulcahy, who set up an 411eged , will of the said 'Johei, the .deceaseri (his brotherj t in his Wif. Ham's ,fairear, which the Promovent contended as false, -awl fabricated after the death of ,John by ' in.wbose hand-writing the whOle appeared to To this .wilt, William claimed adiniiiistradoe cum-Testament° annexo 4 as priucipal and residuary legaeskt ..t to question then for the Court was to .cider•twitl or no ..The will was not signed by .tb4e testator, bat.was etested.44 3 (por, witnesses, two -taf, sahoos wrotwasoir names, the other two being teesticuA 4heirpraeks; all of them the menials or de . a004111 , : otthe: 4810*(04 .bet whops.credit was aotist. , • ,41111kOkasibg of two days, in which the Advs. 4ats4aultoepolte were highly complimented by the 40411,,gektiecrged,in (lapis; of the will. As we un derstaud as appeal has been entered, and conlequent a future hairjarg,is to be had beforeanother'fribti. nal, we do not, think ourselves warranted, at previa, ; in.giaing rostra of the facts of thecase. . • Aik-propofty in contest,, ondqrstaad, to WI oor AAP, Per a° • • : • t„1 ...ratt=sszttsznore . . • OLD BAILEr. ' .• . . •• .. . 1 Fltll)Alr.ffoi. 4. . Ada:4lmo th e *animism pea' afinlWlbme, (barley Hp A Ana, izolootli 111.4f4e45a1. Fail I fArtPis ~_ Robert if. iog, W Illiikai mug, Alio .• William attempt, 'W Miura Goirdider. -f Qawaltte dirxwither • *Huta. 3 rbo ~ kaurrfitf l llll l4 . - PA* ease, Jodi* 3 9 iked mimic &oat. ~ 'olidey, aialiWai: Aialstwi; were onier• 11 BM —Aitimbeilimit intlnlas JAVA ,1 1 WOfilEr e led ‘ .21 . 21 3rarA, ,--A • ' he Wad id,' *e oe3 fie, 144Iiito 44i lie IZZelcoolhad aro ! le ff 1 •Cerirtekokirlavuiyew. Iry aiiagi as e- - l el - 17,447•11`,bridM c ' i ouw w ":18• r sr•--EtalllMM.d•ihr.:4444,:•- l ire ti ti t ht. - 4 - • a • • T{ --- ---e- . • , ', ~ ;,; ; , i) U.. a)l✓•` 4111641111174.44".-4474:- 771711r577:i141 - - ' 14.:411A°7717177"rrr17); 44 7ro it in t(I th st :rnan l" 54 , w ‘lit hO e tet :4 tid 'l a lit ut gassas "it:44 tt u k li;ta ft.. Ct iiiii7lll4"l*- 44 • Vai Lila:NG& i 5' " TMe: lifts ,asi.eadosybroegitt , Asy. the , Ac t 1 tioi n , v og re ,, ,th e matogiseetorethe,k4 'us 3101, t„ .....- .. Mr. OrSitts, SwedistiliConsel, to , recover. thesemor . Oa 'art,. any bosines e toltunsact okve 1 ihe port er i s 0114140Eltlf, Irow. 4, Gna t * mooted the; lots Minn* defttinded kin. au,* ba sk t 0 461.118‘.1 7 14s Paidlilt° the Def e " d4lit, ^" 4 ° I elf 1e)34/431 AMC* .1140.41011 g la colllllll3 fraeft. " . 'bi ll/ ..,.... . : judgment,. -on •itist:l44ll4 of Deaaaiber, f. 1814,, th b dogitt to the Mite, when; althea/011e had hot ant MD- 400TTEitY. . bait rot IMoiSiftbd • a prlbr at! of 'benls'f' . - Imotke . was'impraaiii.L. tiesoki.ii meat. . imiock (APO 9 72 04 15 * ._ A id animated argonsgnt occopaeg rtsptey. ; 4141 t; i . ;_, , '. ikt tOCtebe t it r I P 9t n ir Ce .e 4 p4 M g t r - , . e 3 9 . , , t4 i j a 1. tt, of . the Klee:Dead . , _Duke -street, Liacoites low: aye O . " a Witt arishig•en comtiltslet, twit% timed on h . Re,F4,400. t , . v ed 3 tudaetrausactions wt the Prwatotr.' , a • . if.v J e tt e .L . amt .,' • otat , for glt,;' , By''Sji Sidiii4lßomlflriAcq, 49 GV,,it'.. ills , f* "lea ,Cotta, , me tick 494 14 "Y -tn k• Ilaid a:k . arr came to non some time tante , and- .tternandei d. ) '' $ tin ' ity , thmaialiairer, Isesvi4 4. 4 "aated. tbat"ni"ana n t i nn s and i'e‘sii° , str-to badge to hint for sertriig oe tisted.shr Pim* de e r . --s - • o n et* Itlif tthirpOkaati , :rhatlele of a bankrortv war m asai proesced fa eertifteace tbah.ke .Iselonged te *4 lb reference to the books, he • &nod Chia he had Wei ' ""Ptel more th4n tW° Cat . e l idir 't lortstsouth.—Committed for trial.•-1 , ~-„. v....! • ~ ! 1 : . ttifi the. o ,4 " l o . 7, 4 ' . ' ! , ;M e g a in le . , r.4l: 46lo ,l.isisia if,,,1 .: sadijanningiof the notddliist . ••' y , 4 tilap WAY RORilt4s; ' , .... 2 , . r • 'lint aal 7 bit: wilf - 7gripikittpai, notost . ht,taAdthii . 1 1641 , 11 tineoto w " tharior chaste;, qtoney la , . i 1 „. . . .. ,I, ,„ • „,.... ~, . I „,, -_,_, _ __. gl_, , 4.1 "1 Nrii. The Prottecutrit 'tate/L - 161r Ai was rata else ' .44 fbia-boottree aeteaty. *Orporooo4l o, •esulgrillinT, Pror a w v's fm r , 141 Amelia Penson; . of Denniarlaioark*iikit ru 4-4, Itorne on Thor/ably • niglittNiro%ogi tailiiiiii. 4 l ' v I due "lthieltrthit purchaser irhlOle slit s.. ortifietit,thi -or attachment shall hay* , ; end, 'la soOtsiriarica- of which ilsaira.),ll o 4 ,14 1 11)43 ro j nitt iatt,, . . icu tins . .or *At; , ecommot w oo tok pl ace , br tiokragrimonftice s:of any) r act of bankruptcy ., 40 . h. 4 fem,ite . hiend. thelomtly.iivior..4. . 6 . , . , .4 5 ,!' that he ' w _ l _ri t : l ,9 4 l l , l : l ie 7 r ilia asked for slime Mono?' ;,slui•iepfaid l got sex" war', allowe4 to sell their by y supli , .. I:rye , 460 , 10, e! 3 . mbeiialo and' Corppratioa of . eat r iegifiA. rhi *as prov e d '0 1-1 , none for her; upon 'which' fiteooes A:0 s'' ; . : , . coac t . that the Elefentlint 'tai ailed the payment 11 it! moo, in mite atan pan, . sortintliticsill,4," " '6' nts In thii; eautq; ientliii relii• Lards of the Tree- debt of.'oo! ? * . dae NO 'Ole ittawittO pt, by-tho.tbfeet Pricoger,oushed her hood 600,46 „"; • •' • I. aft , a.,4dii4toro)tia restrain . of Imwril; and bed 4 lfiiiinas 4 *E r°m ' hi l l 't .4401 . Ali ifoutd hiifi esnotitt: farciftli•idait tkiii' ' • j i' _ ...... ........_._ _._ _ ~. r the perchasd- m om , which,- is* ded in payaient,hyi the faits OH I I- Nesbitt; Iporties4plicorned, , 40 assignees,-Old. tileseilly or MI o examine thig propegi.deeils of Ca *is !preranitso th e to tilt piii t thei} gooney w i)seadlr i ow 1110 wo .. tif f under thoiopini of ;I o collages of Sir ip ' . f' i i , 'Ai : • notion *a• to cent' o r 110.1 PC f tained hi the Plitint is the Mt r as contended by .: HARI': m eo . 1 behalf of the Did ate, to, t I, or gone at the t• ,proo4, -- h,,,- i; against the Plaiuti for the, d u, .-. din Mail contended, that the in- F deed at the time, boi l on tho _._ • - . ley. 4 was inia tee Jur fell* than ter;optiorC ftitiA tb lee en thereto* aids -- ;viol .• - Mtr..llPf*:nnto esptnie end thniicseateo *na , tite pailieulars of ill without ituoilth4lhat ' il -W. Piatica admitted, AGAR neltnitted v libilifr •114 at , A a tei t i o te l i,d ill the A tli k it his Lordship ill thifosatiof itiltePagetion that will ey tottid hordir ohs .tie- r . .IAI .11-John melded• with thff tioldio id- ikelen isfu defrauding tywitilgto Phtiotig*r u ttli .:keetSerOsi CesienOwlastre LI and interest act us liniffilbff 7 Pitilthittlatoil i lk liwed this MON. ' :* ' .' t irnefOt retntning*-‘of 'arm aid; Mad§ 4 IW . 011'111fdrflUrtiodto ?Mil Pist, be Paid in "fholiffaitd Wien is Plaintiff confess j . _in , h em ee.,th e • Is t i te p et i : wt sodirtake not MAW . eleigairrpieeliAtisrliFit it e r 1 . 4hil'ltutriini. iv ibis. DA ate thi ir ihe' i iiesioo% " l t . Drestfr bii jiikrl 1 : ' qlsber Woblitt. Mao 74:154rg,_ 'Louie., Jape WQ94, 1 ' Crfe4Cilkosults RAbinsofri;lV , rilitiAlits*;•'Tattiake Or To pin g , Clefirge liccb.. Hari D e t, William Joan, and Thomas Wall, Wilt Table) eil.tis be ariasisastaishiar I* An's 000, appes Owsi Swintnq, and , 4, to hi "eiens , 4Fisa. ' isa4ithsalli Tyeasavie lie I:iovae,fvf/ :cibrirr ,a 4 4 3 0 ,i i i 146 , . ;61 1 , „ . . 018' be-' opeti die door 4 r ootbeteittereiMevoi in the beaseeWiti- Te TiV i e t i . .*. . rip 2a .u. lhifiti . t.7,-Twee i tg`7• : 1 boy Mel With efliffeatliaith • •neskiirocjitsd a wattillman,.and was thsia , :.let "in‘by - 41c oa i s ~ ' 7 . :Mag et ir:a . r i rr e eps i scae g k-ebe. , Ellilifikialit not en- ' de; ilibiiwaeithetithi•hbase, fowiattothierea r . Mete tanniintio.44wiroc,aeol to bt,Ml li ii ki t t r -4 . A0 ilightb. I by"' th 4 64 ."*..Ve r incePtili htt4potti shop iiiit•lpiiiileer: doods 4 apehin em. MA -Tea.** Slisaa at i:. c t b ej ) ;Ulfirg e ijh t4 T i I siar=" 'Actiaa Labatt wts lidtiVactett etleee 4ll - •sraWrand tNrolPsits t ir ia‘li valid; aild'4os. , Worth., - .• cu,.,. 4., . f . . ri. 1. , (0,1 '464 4. '• ittl ' tad CO& aw tilliadelwire r '6f ccippir iiiiii! A Itiialifhliatir' stattlit i •Illtatvhetweep. Ali, e.,.?•t 4 1.16.b ' ~ 1: - , V" ttiPishit i fr e Pslien, DIGO and ten he saw a man'go in at the Inset dooro4. • co that be was . hitereirta l ia COnimi!ted for •re:etaminatto,n . .,; •^; . " ' •-. • v 1 001 . 1 g ,ae .h4i tifi tt l, 7s4ll4l r . Pobilke i ., ':' ' Ai* OFIVIe Isr . •••••• • • • • M n • •t , ' 4 • • torts Iltristaa 4 son^r...'" van AlesSfa• whits and Cu : ..minkorratort..-Tite brosynleot r, Wiarritaa ititailty . . , •rst i h .' wi - a is em . ;E p . . .., 1 * k it/ 44 0 ; m supposition that'll*" bad it tlitfeeti•osi a•Lallaisr4. a. 7 the awes 0 f hearArs, god; ifn , • e t d,.. tyi hi O 4. wan have infested his oetgliboathoutt to (4rosreuar".streateaad didn't__ Sc . artr ainth clfilin kis f tia7t ; . Isifehrit . O. • Child** Is )1. which titeti.' . Mama him la *ad omt of the!hoator aotwitisstastdiat lit - el b e-' 4 , 1 / 1 12 8 . 4 , 6 ?"Ariffl Mr i ! h /I. I S I VVILItiV e . e ..,•- . . , Acting • Oft - thle vorpoll- ikisomitaba. moused. there .ta .protrot . him . Oa Tkuistiy . .,,,,m 7 , 11 . ! .. . 0 • iv i itAansso, r -- 4 5, . 2 . 1 .. , i.0. .771 - 7 ,r,.. i t atitlw 1.111141 i : it. 1141411 ' . ""il limidimilPd "liDdelar" OrMtimh. P. of ..°L ....t.... "" . 'LL3I7 is d""4l e l 1 $ °, f7ia7til e e On Wednesday, at St. Ponera., the Itiii,roass , and di • Us/ wilt+ • ;..Taore peciplopiyieg I riapp. claire=ciotii. from ! . 14 iiimao Vithery, ii •Bedfmcl-etreet, Coin*gistdopiltt: ii fll e l l *hod. •• A woosaa. Nuked' Wood. %as TestbridgeW,ilis, ‘Sbarp. of Si. James ' s placc, 'lttunpstedd-road. ' -• • • l iv a rje a l ett d Oso.p,Mart,titse *co rectivekte ti o: his , botany, and sm. novf I Qathe ht inst. 111. T. Chaquett, Sureon, Ste: le gen wtoi of him fbr itinOttn plat the discharge of moon . who 'eats .tit Betsey, youagest daughter of Mr. Riloo .. .4, ater• ' sle: ...) At , willow ii ;VW bids hpdt,.sass or It ker,..whoast s re. ?artpallife : ,' • held' s . •'' noinlieed as P fiteu4e4 taa4 Freers tior g ti we i aad oedCO he detal ' •' ' . • • • DtED. ' ... • - 1 ' •ctivdC i th *Ai Nyritf thilloOL'l ~ 9410 e eilvirabbtldfftowa.aatilmoday Ali" • • On tie . 2941 nit. Mrs. timatiknight,.irifeaf Mr. Thommitotti• , Itiaild Wien.' IV. iiiiittak .. a .S4I. r e t o ri t is i gitt i /P:,Nivi t t i . ,(.1,-.:_'F. uniform, :: .0 1 ,41 a, o f A w rsia te_str e e t , , • PrlstiefirlikilidnittlEdth trey W t iti -- s l u h en pub ht,titretu`sZuMwstir: the r 4 ' . •: - •13 . the f Diu l e a st at l ia ai h vb is ViceltilegYeare,4othenforßde.v, T. Best s M. A. for. ) fidiishiiikiisidbeeri periii to totibalN2Visseurist Alotstee4.lnßoVaid ladtl4.4fici f ..' . c, 1',,,5,,,q4,4 .„; ~,..,,;. ~.; . ,aid he had smut, were ft Sornerset-boase, or whicn ins am . - ,- ...... _____ . . . _ . - • procure two le& Stamps, and requested to hare I. to paean LONDON . Priaiett.' and Puhilstied hr.lll...Lnagazr a!' i ' Doling,' Sap • . w ikon. the loodhey advanced t h e VI., bat soot a oho with him Met Mai II Orrice, 37. Fleet-sum ; . . , • . . ii - . f I . .~ ' el - f-~ ? .