The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-11-07 00:00:00

, i t . f. • _ • _ , : _ a LAW L :NCH. .._, .. ... COURT OF CHANCENT4 , 4tov. a. - -- This being the 6rst day of 'rem, the Lord Chan. &Wet. entered Westminster-half *IA' the oar! slate. • The Master of the Roils lii . Vicr-d44*6 hind of tor took their seats for a moment en each hind or I.lclierdship, 'and then retired to .Ihel't respective v _,..,. . _ . `.. ''' FORGERY OP TOR BIBLE. • W. "aLICITORrntoEttAt. applied tothe Court'byi l'..tition Gnat the Chancellor, Movers, ant Scholars of Oxford, sod -from the •Chancellor.• Masters, and Srholers of Cambridge!, fot an order. to 'pooh! AVlsubatley from selling copies of the Bible sod f the tr.yer-,tsook. Wheatley had got these books print-1 Mil its Sununu 1, and having iefpnrted them,iotoEng land, he tore oat the sista-page., aUrd.forgedOiher 1 iMe-laaglis,* - represervintiliat they were 'printed 1w togland. , Stli libel starety• detested haft(; for 0. 1 1 theogis the titimpairpteised-to the Bibie was thus o "tedr . she 41ib.i lithe-pie. : profited - 10 the 'Nevi'! Tesamont.reessined enaltermi. l'his.veas A. *abject that bad for midi. 'been lithreteltia• Lordship, and there read noillie *dtridat4tibiesight of the Peti. lielteryand the tegularity of the Application. • •. - 3 ' . teid-Cmincat:coa:—Taki tbi'hriler.• • .• -•• •. - 'S. OPERA-110balt. .• ' . e. 1510. A.4l;iterrtii-Grfaut. !Viet? the lode!. tre7tieU, theith: fos.iin - itslirgemeet of the order nr v 1 44 .., ;itt;:yroitori oould, en the 15th of„A spoi, ptay..l44 Coed:the sit re..er 85461 : 9a the OH* of'4,)envircr -n9l f 60001: of. this sere were in evralitriirilei op-cleetheitre hiving he", Pik! by Mr. ' "Waters to performers. .B esides, tbe.som of money ?treacly. in the Coed was amply sufficient for all ticimr. • . • Mi. .II .on" followed, and - said that the present sp. plleation arose from the Vice-Chpneellor not-having •11.4 ed to Mr. Waters What was due to him. •Mr. Could had been employed to provide •pmformera.--r Ile had engaged the Myrna. Mr. Gould died, but the Rayless' were adopted by Mr. TeyWr, and em ployed. Mr. Tay!or, however, raised to pay them. anti- [r. Waters was ander the necessity of paying, as Mr. Goold's executer. The Master ; was of opi nion that this was an incembrance 1 but the Vice- Chancellor was bf a.different opinion. Mr. DARIEN, on tbe name side, old that there 1 1/YAtki.•ll4.ll , o l PFehansion of want of fends, while the sum of 63,0001. was in Court. Mr. /I gat!) opposed the applicatino, and insisted &at there was no change of circumstances stated which could make it proper to enlarge an order which ought to have been obeyed on the 15th of Aogest.— They were now in contempt, and be could have an :attachment against them. . Loan Cu,tr4cer.t.on..---A. Petition has been pro. sented to me, praying tli6t Mr. Taylor may hare - *nioney not of Court ; of the accounts in that Pe. • . Ohm f cannot understand one item . ; they are quite • beyond my comprehension. Let that and this be , - - ~..._ A . ' - , - be 4 tit oe. Mende, •moreteititis . M. filitt.s offetetreetenreseplanations. . • ?. , 1,029 CliatlCaLLoa---1. "peat upon, this subject lath great humility, because the application of the principles of equity to an o,pog*-boose exceeds my , poem, This case meat, however, be io some way . . . . . . N ov. . -• • ••; COUILT OE KING' I 6 pENCif, Nt. hiu s iii s . • •. • • •, .• 'being the first day,ilP, Term, the . Court did iiit ltt 4. ili a l e np,•fly half after one, ivban the new t ,. (i Letd * .... , ice (Abbot), took his seat. aeopotpant by . , ottice.Bayley and Mr. Jostle. itokory,d. Shortly E r his - Lordship entered. the, Coert, be Mldreised. r.' - ...r the new Ki ng 's Couniel. Mend. ;ellen, Owen, Wingfield, Borer., and Heald, sticcessively in the '-: toilatingsforin :.-- 41 Ws Royal illghniss the Prince Resent, in the, naiie and an the 'behalf of his Me llott, has hiive pleased to appoint yrie one of his , hjifty's , Ceitiail Lieserted in the Law. the • witi,"tbarrigfera f tike your place within the bar sc. cuirdingt7.6 . • ' . ' Few eases of any public Interest came ost. • 'f - 'MT. NOLA* moved for e 'Mandamus to tie Corpo. i'fbtiton sf Totwess, to .tompel 'them to prattled to the election of a Mayor. Role win grunted. r. l ,';`llWr. CAZEIAZ Moved for a rule to show CIO* why ‘ l *.errit of quo warrant,- should . not ince agaiost the • Pittreorder of liftmen, no the ground that the present a Bile Order was attn an Alderman of the Borough, and • •eheit4tr-itit caplet" of Recorder' be woeld be celled • ova tty'rlo yeasty acts incompatible with hie 'titivation • at an •Alderman. -. • A rule eisi was granted. . 4 . , ' i- , . AU •D. ItlE Ca iiPottAltON Or oocnesysa. ''''• ` 4 l / 11.1e writs. et Jtoftdeanar bad issued against the : • eltdpbortien of , Rot bester. to compel. the Withal.° nt Certain 'personsiot he freedom of the Biroestb.— A Toole Nil! wan now wised for end ,obtained, to • Allah 'thee* cvilso bilges, tity.did not state that the parties at whose instigation they were issued,. clef .. • Fisedong trade within-theßorodsgir ',Rifting. thee"- 44. appepod Joy which those ratline geld be le titled to the 0 , 44p/110(1W teem. ' A 'lit et , iisq_ectrri•onfo owes amid' kn. ' igahist .-- r Paine; Alderman of•the beviisikbrlllaideo.! ' It was Otated;thitt.theCiPial t.tistgeir.ty 'were to be elected by the Mayor . and Aideiellwt, and the 'Alflee... • rams to be elected. out of the ,cfpital liotgeases— 'When Aldermen Paine fie .004 latogity, thtri there were only the MiyeiciOd two Altiel!r i t i plro. sent ; his election, thererori," as Burgess ' in. sufficient, he tin title to be elected A A Dr. ffi ratan.--doie Nisi grantiid.: ' I u - 'n , 1 i ' Mr. Sc Aiumff moved-foe lairs .toillaw a Melee! • Information against Richard stocks, •a Magistrate in ' • Yorkshire, ou the ground that be had emplqyed his - sethoetty, in compoondieglo felony (se uti .sod keel stood) for. his owo profit. A- Mr.. 'Kayla', it was' - ' stateslitbasi en aeco•at (orient with Mr., Besitleh the whole of which bad, hemmer, been cleared sto • settlement the partiesesent to- d ooms bete. Abate iv little time after dist yettlearent r. Taelet .Illiiei . waise sat Chu • •ptised at being arg*. soiderie 1 . *with forgery: . The charge walk' 'be hod-givairii 4 ', bill et eielearge aceepted.in Sae. name of kpecatall,npt -• , h 'sisterly.. Mr. Taylor offered to deposit .1...ke 'meant of the bill as • seafallify it le unfit filleatiji he s%. • eolid obtda biadischarge. ~Tbis,; foment', was ie ....a 'lard, and 'Mr. Tailqr . A's*, kept .111 •1,F0494Y 00• T• ..4igl.t. ,The nest ragfillilVilit Pgi i rig i rriPP l A. *ere el Id that they had better settle the besieesifogetler, • .• -• • • ' • • • ... • • ~:~ . l 1 4.41: I ‘. • •, I . V . . ~. .. and Mr: &nett stated . that' hit bit tut hood being given for vim priptkii Of ik , "hole matter to urbitratiote. • brought 1 executien joeted to anti ertbe tecurbi ottee rain ' At tbatt. ii 'West,. sni ether. i diotady, and Mr. Bendy M. Stock. ateewstilv cat that gentle siOilifttibien qairing felther 'emelt n award was Made; i left expressed his hlif ibis to clear this'll,' The . Chile : liiftei l ltoped"se tont-Vet added; that enough had bele . stated to Judaea at Coed W allow ea information: • • , : -.. --, 4 1 , - - - , , - -.' • • COURT ON ' COMMON PLE AS. Nor. e i ; .. , This belni the first daf of Tenn, Ste Robeet Dallas, appointed to succeed Sir Vicary Gibbi, tool( 4 1 his pat s for the first time, as Chief Joietee of the alit, of Common Pleas. .l ' '•" MUSGRAVE V. MIRGOZ. I' : • • SeSiMMIE-CIMILIII, moved for a role 4 'bow cant why the Defendant might not• booffsered eons, sod be discharged from execution. He anted that this cap bad arisen from a dispels between the par ties respecting the costs of a sale. The Plaintiff Md consigned property to the amount of 81,0001. twithd Defendant's father, then residing at Gibraltar. At (heir first settlement, the Defendant accounted to the Plaintiff for 54,0001. of the above seta, eat* re 01100der was to hi retained in the bawds of the De (indent tilt the costs of sale and other chargeelboald be determined. After these had been detroyod, the Plaintiff maintained, that a balance of 4,0001. oaght to revert to him, while the Defendant stated the our. plot to be only 3301. An arrest was isseed &Oast the Defendant, and being unable to procure bail tw ' the amount required, he was committed to prison.— The cause, after every possible delayspn the part of the Plaintiff, bad at last beta brought totrial i and with the concurrence of loth , parties, it had been referred to the arbitration of Mr. Tindal, who fooad that the whole sum dee by De. (ardent amounted oaty to 364).• There was one irregularity on the part of the Plaintiff which was particularly deserving 'of notice. While the Defend ant was in prison, a person called upon him in the ; name of the Plaintiff, and proposed, that if he would cansfot to pay 1501. in addition to the sem of 3501.' which he bad stated by affidavit to be the amount. of the Plaintiff's dein), be should be immediately dis charged. lie made the present motion Mader Stet. 43 of Goo. Llf, ch. 48., in which it is provided, that if the Plaintiff do net recover the while sum for which the option is raised, the Defendant shall be entitled to costs, after deducting the salt overcharged. The Com Jrtrrica.—Has the arbitrator taxed tire costs Serjeant COPLEY.— My Lord, he was Dot NO. IhOriZod to tax the costs.—Rule grouted. The Court adjourned after having sat -. • • •. PREROGATIVE COURT', Nov. 6. HOPPZ AND oveegs AGAINST HEATH AND OTIIMIS. This was a caw of considerable imprint. Mr. Charles Routh (the, residing at Whetstone) wrote les the month of Jaattary, 1818, to his Proctor in town. requesting he would come dean so. his house, ,boorder to receive instructions 44 vitt - king his will; 1 ,011 0 gentleman, being preeented by indisposition, deputed his clerk to rspresent - Illm. That facts which Occe,rtril on that occasion sere detailed with could. trim* accuracy and clearness in a deposition which lens rood to the Court, from which it .appeoryd, ,belt the deponent, a Mr. Thompson, no urriYlPl4 4 l, Use house of Mr. Heath, found him awsitiog his Of_s., deal, and sitting at a tablecovered with leases, bitt4i, A ,:policies of insurance, and a variety of papers . Peet. 'airy for the dispositions about to be made bf also ; testator; he proceeded to prepare a ar,o g ht of will according to the directions of the deceased oliad. i when completed, read it over to him carefully, OM* , by clause. The deponent stated that the toilet*, appeared to be aged and infirm, but perfeetlyswire of the nature and importance of the will he had made, and, that he considered his capacity folly *gist to the set be. was ,engaged upon. The deceased' ix.„ pitied his entire apprdbatinu of the draught. The Speola4 property, bequeathed by him ' amounted to idlest 18,0001. 3.per cent. Consols and Imperial An. nsides. After leaving the interest of 30001, stock to each of his three. daughters, and his son Edward, the priueipal of which woe to revert to certain grand children, he declated...that " as he had net fully made op hisSwitsd as to the disposition of his freehold and copyhold "proPerty," he should not devise the som re e until be had mop taannely considered eke sub-' 1.. lett ; "'bat that "ii to ell the kilt, svisidtro.rbad re -I:iisioder of his pitaritet estate, - be gave, `devised, and bequeathed thiritedalreeto his son, • Whelan 111 es tb . " Deponent repreire'eted to him, that In 'Theresoloot arf.l his dying before ctizipleting the disposition 011144 to, the said William Heath would possess the whole, of his freehold, copyhoW, and personal property : to which the deceased replied, that he was aware of that ; Owning, that as Willie. !mobil eldest son, and had so large t tinnily, he had the greatest Claltri 'iron him. Really, ,be made avrengemeots to come to tows eery shortly; is order to glee directions for the disposition orbit !foothold and other property, sod to tomplete his Will,, bet lorthe interim he died, without isseiwg futated any ether teetamentary papery.,,,._:lbil_ i tiP! i'll, s . 1 0 0 5 6 _ 4 : 11 .,,, 't ao.gtrooeset foe tenwara ' heath, the esa of the, l‘laialuvit ttliketiOett thee intim exceptive Obese, after the Wirds leFieehold" ' and " Capyhold," it eras the intention of the deceased to have Jeweled the words " and Leattri.old ;" ; andproyed that the Crtert IP9uld.decrett the - ideilsslon of them accordin 7,1 by which lb, children 10.14 coati toto Ili!, • . (100 `of hie leasehold Wales : Monomial : lielesinst litilteney,' ib 18t0,'"11e"tanitittittatt; littrti if i enritty 40 laveir ofireek.admiatirso, end ea IDD4fietplan_ la pffi.. . . ‘. Was 'pending of 80092091 . 4 , ?Allow ii ii .11ttip etit t.eltetli;a4:lPACAOtifi. eh/rough ceetrarr tottabw. 41110610DAGSfia .. ' i i feitalnt. ' Thir r4lili i ,tidg lei 441 %* "!,` 3 1 1.! ;01.Y0Otir 4 iLlpi i ii, i ctilai iiwio'lrst di ttt it . trif4.l*le iist;lh a .i.-alkitioali t la iti ' atitlintr A ilt ' ei stil . arnifitti. air • T. front liitAt . !jail : Wald 'a l the 14 , 0010 a- baa to tie II stIVI st half ---71- ii d to tbo'COVrt, it woo eirortr prat, belt * *sly krrowolirrootoor of the diopostdoos orbiter Nod% bot-thot Mr. TbOsopsoit but ps.l6llllldi * QPINIWPOsPf We death , ' lis lelatrAgt, tvslaverkivcp; if fie shook, dio Were mai% Fewest or mote complete boggiest of 'tti- - prt.i ieelodod io the eitoiptivo - chum. They cool. t Obilloitliitoilidirof ierjootite'it Orating aide 414.1P0411010 1101 4; **kiwi - )14,./j !If.* 4400iteliati.ht 'dist titer& was De orithttssgrof . ; ibi . tesfetor'i inteetlett4l'sltpfpli ; . eirtbet‘ittlildersiioli of - the- Coati, diet deer, would arise frost the estabitsbooototser achirreoes a prrcedout. ' ' 1111 dunes, atter recsidtelatieg same p 0,7.1299 etj Aboswideote, contained is .the drpositioos, . &detail hittoacerreace is she • opielow,,oliss meek dewy,. would lodged result leo* a reottoree esteblietwidlet fact of so impettset.ao oetiesioo 29 that he -weeielkhe epos to remedy in a cteer•testateestary paper: Eist he hai no doubt is.tkis'owe , mind of the Intentions of the testator, which were the saw*, after herring_the whole erideecip, as they would *CCU(' .10 ivory one, t ow a primes„fsia-tisoi.. of .the eye* to Or it was ratifyies, ke &soroved, to diseberge4 - iiir 'bur Mt ;felt to be is Olsen with skew istewtiowe; sad he IherefoWkereed.that the lestarneetary paper should 'be seller • POLICK. . .. " 1 " 011 !"" , . Cu tuni-ALL,— T esterday.fo nii Paine. porter to Mr. Lloyd. wine-mechant, Np. 183, Pfeet-street, underwent an examination on a chile of robbing his master's warehouse of a quantity of wiae, and other articles. The Friscinei was stopped in I.ong-14ne s Smithfield, about taltoKter pest seven o'clock yester day moraing by ens of tbo City officers, with a larigs stone bottle, containing some pitons of port *llse, whiCh be had stolen from the cellars, and was coo trryiog to his own lodgings near Bethnal-green.— Being enable to give a satisfactory account of him self, he was taken to the Compter. The office.. pro. seeded so the house in which be stud he lived and I OD searching his. spartments, found another stem, bottle full of, red port wine, besides two or three single bottles. Mr. Lloyd not being in attendsoce, .!12ie Prisoner was remanded to this day. blansion-uoren.—Upon an application to the Lowe Mayon Tor a warrant of distress for Pour Rates, it appeared Shut th e rate had (se en sieved by one Churchwgrden and gee Overseer only, whea the Act of th e 43d of Elisabe th regpiris that it shill ' be made and ifgnrd by a majorily of them. his Lordship hesitated in granting • warrant until he bad taken further ad. ' vice, on which, the City Solicitor was seas for. MD* gave it as ' his opinion, th at his Lordthip was not justified In signing sorb a warmat t and the party availiog Nam* of' the informality a the rate. refused to pay it. awnellastanding Isis Lord all he could to persuade his. This luny operate as s traction to Parish °Seen in making a Poor Rate to future. ' • gali-entekT.—Priday, Wm. Goan underwent renal etyma *ohm before R. Boma. Esq. eborged wish defnoiding Mr. eg; Beason, a licensed Navy Agee!. in St. Martin'olane. oil Oho also keeps th e White Horse and Plorgb pauttc- horse, OM. by uttering to him a forged certificate. purporting to be the certificate of Capt. Was. Kempthorne. alas Majesty's ship the Queeo Charlotte, dated from Falmouth, the Ist of April. 18114; .conifyiag that William Gaon, the '''''--- - - •••••••• •••••14 _ sled to his share or Ws. the chips at Algiers. Slr. k. Capt. Rempthorne. 'Waded the pretended certificate was rrisoorr *ea folly committed George lifasoo Was rutty 1: meant% a lora% saddle, Sl= „Statile. a dimly!, of No. vs_ pmeseloo of thellOrie by bad uttered a frabduitat _ _ for the horse. Weitsairabrazwe.-- , Pridal two well-known characters, towsXr. Feq.- Me Baal e and entering the dweilir_ dealer in paintings, No. 4. Harlaiiikeeria, Witiag i UE. liebaity morning the Ruth Oet. last. _'- . The Prosecutor stated. that hil areseAleeksia Wednesday morolag, tie Mb of °m ho bat, aloft& ' three o'clock, by mesas of forcing. the pekoe' of Ili 'lbutter, and a quantity of valuable palming., lima. 'Miele: of furniture, to a great amount, moletst r The goods stoke were It aced clearly to the Prisowur.— committed. . humsmitouc si•illa a aT.—A charge of robbery, attended by circumstances of a molt aggravated autism *galas. Catharine Llevereux, was h..rwd as follows:-The Prisoner, it appeared, 'Wits stepped opposite Stretton's brewlumise, in Broad;street. Widen-square, where bee tooduct mom:od athrailine hr her cutting marks nut of some sheets, which from bet appraiser., it was concluded she must have stolen. This was onTesemley that, but tbere being no owner 10 The property, she was rensola it has since tamed out, that Ike property was stoics fleas (Does Ilimpiall. A stone at the Hropital, of the muse of White Weetiliedillig ahem. ThirrPrisoaer, she said. bad a aleeesshe was bran& into the Hospital mach burnt,- on Saturday' three weeks. mil , opitbpennission the Primmer was permitted by the house Siit. *sia to remniu the whole time with the intent child. who et emet oat cured on 'fnesdny morning. The Prisoner recommit ,Ito'clock, on the Tuesday, nod *misted this witness op i store-room hith a bundle of clothe.;' her prOtenee fdr Pith 'do the Hoepitat was to take away the child'. clothes. Simi h. received half-lawn °sea according to her ii on confession for assist ht I :l e at i tat li ta °twelve.' on the ham viaduct of the Prl irt robbing-the hem... Went !suite iota which had fostered kotia..,pain and distress, and committed her for trial Mt was..-A. Leopoe and W. Webb, were charged with ' y refinery on Mr. Freesias, of Plttatreet. t c est. ' , Mr. F. itai proceeding along Kentatroet, c a Wedote eluy eight, at IL o'clock, when he was attacked by a gaog .. 'll*.stiea. One of them snatched a great coat from his arm, had obi& be was emkesiowring to were the robber, his anew tikes knocked Wm iirsei a. Tho,cries Ohl r. f.brought a watc h sir the spot, and by their nailed eiforts Ilse two Prisoners, 'were of thigidig; Were - take. late eastody.—They were eamMued. OLD 1.341L1tY.' • --osuo—_ FRIDAY, Nov. 6. Miele' Short mad James fdarkwell were convicted eta larirenlia breaking foie the dwelling-how of John B I ,lsodssealiag rwa bosesscoalaistiag n i tquan of wearing appts rel. There ibty was committedwas proved. in the night Awe. at So e . 7 he Musk*" Simixtarr, *Red the verdict hail bees pro gramed. Nit the Prisoners that it was extremely fortunate Oast they had not been indicted far the capital offence of bur. glary. - Is that ease their lives would probably have been fur. ; felted. He Was eery sorry to say Oust a very • • dteserate gang I .had hitely bees essosasitting depredations at lialield, and he very' own feared that the two Prisoners at the bar were a part', of k. 'They +night depend span being sent snit of the enamel (I dirk. etarraclers were ranch ton bad to add, Om to uremia hem.; .john Her* was indicted for stealing an iron axle tree and a Pair if eoicli:einings, oh titi 146 tki.'ilie progeny of Jebel Atkisson. • Theiwiltsithaiebberpwseve clearly paved: The ?rotten -1 . tor lived, near Yiacrt f siiilare. Welotaiaseer. The day after_ the E4 = l l , :p le st ip oree L the r P t :saner wa rants : e.d.u vet i l • bT air tus a 7cer i ron sio - O - pl i o Strattoa•ground, Westositi.ter. 71.70iiker, ilccampa tded by ma assistant, immediately west into the shop. and laid IsM'af ibi IVA:suer: At thisdlosent a thrill whirde westward. lard in an instant • gam et about 91) wr 40 persona treated epos the Oates% knocked them down. qud rescued the Prliosset;-;- He teas afterwards. bowever. apprehended on itaothee'diarge,,, "and at r• HorsoMisgeMalle ^joie. e. is his defence thariiieser said thee be knew nesidanabent litre "molter. Potty witnesses gave Ogg a good character fur ho- Osty. He was a-tdislCsatiktit ay !lade, and had worked very band at hie biksiftql.. I.i _,,, 'Lb! The Jar! found the . Primmer they. with Out bftitati m. • • • • • ! i i i i im asilvizil o giKb t r &MT A. h.. sawn raitegi setts , : al ' obi she etwaisey, •IA ' I nsa , olsatidollittillt thbiliamt eCtim. Primmer ; inch se_Wd that be 'bald he etampovel. - :IN • , Col** tktlithirt:- 4 441rtre.:(irowimaim el der.laei. • • ' Iliad .11( jiiieemes these en* mho gave the Prqs 2 ,, eharsekt s - thg igiallobistishielges , slesible ibis: Yme If A llh. ,oft...Rlee Nilli mag ijh' Witted Cr stilft;lami arta "*- 7/aeri li- t•'...'— . ii,• Oat fliellard 'WWI* ettlialkd Bailie .114i1W e 47". ,- ' ._ Richard Barclay. the Rest wham ealtei t o at he Rte Peasrestor against Richard Wiites, whit • 'v 4 • irie r ted. Ileii e. a•t, i, riu ttat altdse4l6.Se r Z4w e isaa as w ue b ee ... !, MI *Lai bal l s --1 4 • 'me *eas t kid bstid gf him. aid h ... ro t i ey stia die • t the trial of Wilk:. ii ZI iii she .bar had aesese•td e c s k e(er i e s me) sesomeikaw plte,timse. Mr most selemo o t. s (bat be *as saber, bitigg drank sotioleg bin leg ' : -.7,77 ,1 •Calbariae littediay. *ire .ow 2 last, • witams, Ito . eight( , few "age at het beabaad,st Hi bery-baln. S,he hea r d Il l'i My, • neat Mae nt4 , 11 1 %;• , re my tweak' *lib* Mi:. gimes ha charge $ her weaves, saber at the ji ve n o 1 4 -: Prisoner now at the Isar lowed *dims all illeWay haicri„e.....: . bery_.dant th Ilse lialf - 011 Mia >piebliedassise. Alhe lhe Primate heiag sidled * no t he trial spf • idle,,, to iiii , e mod . , . =Ta; wmi atidzhe i ilheil Mir o i libbilßestais hjjio tt .e; I , ' . William Owe*, °Seer. prated Ilea . b d . '• - • 1 i *likes at High als title datasemiemallti This, • • ' y ille ard biw of f t ."W he Oil 13Wi l ley tkCi r )iffeY“ si to 'drat lirel. st vimele,W..ig i d e : 44 ,ll„" l . At days. Ile heard Mem Primate examined.mit loopm._ by asswi isielry That hetes& ' t fa_ iii . 7l Rea . litg . ehtitt writer. ad Mt • . ' Aligi•fesMiti**llllool.oasts... at illit iarisewer swage tise the l*Meerstor a • ' b ' ti i e * a'. .1 airdeig Newt Steklistebill by the Cella, litho., v iu , I very meeb is liquor. yet, tench so indeed! he smelt 4 , wafted se, sad timid Mrdtv stand." She , aftertstgarmith .• sway l assie groeli.bidniris knew, what he was ahma„, She did set know/ where the Premier - Wilkes Brest. , .„ no Jury, gel' II MORI etutokistlabig. resestiet: *11 1 15" a " . • Not (Why. 1 he was at elf 'spies , julletwryi bat Risirorth 10 g a: 14 111e id Ilii arg iklitilaan sit et ism& ii m e ge „ _V_ _..e341...—....z..r.--1 I f MURDER 41114 RO 81 , 4 I IfIX.. • . —!elli.r , ~, Aloof algess'eloek ea 7)*ltY, a te hfid d ie i *Peer Wliag: years of age, was found Ipaif lei on ito Wear it L s , Midge, Heirs. The bed, wistithre .. kg * 614 1061 0 tifilf : • horse. where, on esensieleg the Mids. it wit. dbmw • 001.1 hell had passed 4111)(ni:Iiinms. It. itrad.• aid.aa PhOil befog fused ea the apes. ft glees reams la .appme he wasesb. bed and murdered', his Meet** packets Wive tirraiii ihal**st sad toe money fogad IWOa bhp. n.dersAal Iblki is t i t :t she mighbeertmeds wad *at hishOttibir 714 ~ - „ l ea d opposable' melee it we lit t gplatillmlimirits • " Am foe his.emmee i fee, a ireashar K.ymett. Ow, rise tans ; algid he was on ids mans wall his' week " leigleg 'mit %lig , Wars Ito • "furtauatel) fag hie Mamas :w • KINK pot ;or. thrii maw h ad be Ware than 154. wire he h 4 .the market ma hisesale. home. The murderer, trestakeim, esipilthad. le ilisliaelsh begir . Au the print of pear". 4- X •' - •-.'." 4 ,i ... .44 . . ....,_- •ii . ' le 14 RIC virw. '7 i I *° • ,-- : --‘, • , -10itp . -- ' • ' CO It PI WICK A INC, 7 1 10 V i • ireilelliarlide ihriek 114 pies at la•t hi.mstai krises.-- vier ream cheaper. t dearrr.—WAtir ant Grp, Prsoitili4 Bin* '. S allinskto-li 1., sod slitter amities est altenT .. .• - *beat (Engine) .... 70 Pew . .g . 00 New ditty laino ( tefeilPl ••• • *- lit • • • • • •••••”• a l l , Rye bt 51 Sig.—, Barley ...e • ..it .1$ Haat ..._...... .1... • •:.. St dct411 1 . 11111 1141 , cPed Paitiad --. . 11414. ::::. . :4' ; New...... •v. 9g= t nor INN . .•• • . Rah Wbh•t• Pesw New ditto.— . ...... .-- •-• 1 1 Vise neat.. ... ... ,0 Dian Sellers ........ ,ps, A* Ikessio.d.. ,:.... 4/4.011 00( _4lO _ ittitit' : % - lit , t4 lit. 4. IttilViastfg A i t t y Ltar timtsx ! - Fuscs.. L. rit , 4 1 15440* • • . , ' , • .. • .:11A W HAUS. t , Bert Ariel...id torn (per 'suer) 90. 111. to 31‘. 44 • i fitiedlioip jth.1121....r...i ^ .4. far 44. to. b. Itli., i (1rdi0rgy...u...,, t St. 41. to 2.. 4 Markril4llll:a ' Knitlitir Rt.* . w•e. i • •••4•••.• •• • . at• Ati. le . PEW r oLPnlea :Rat . iii 7L a. lupus ...61.15.. to Q. 144., _' I~'. f ::44.0erdail. 4 0 01.0.11. klt m, o. at s4ast.o 0 . eralear..ll 9 C. IN" ' ' Wog slit* II 6 .2 si ordain. IT lOU. 'Asitwerp, II 43 ex. ale. ' a =ar 14 S A IL U. , t al i d ari l e" 4"l t;94 66 , Ue , K; i f C lin k " . 471 in t* T e WMAPIt Madrid: - • . 1 *Cl .i i i* Rabaa t Git in i ft r 4 l ArVlTl . '' . kr. BOWL Rest .. 11 .77. " 11744.111. 1 *eon . S. 134. to 71. Vows ta I Pasalim Yl. 4460. 1111! rn.., r„,„„iy, .0.. I. Airoeng,,__ at 15 14 res. Sa° .Nu kl , l , g i ll i e ffleldh. Mall. API . • ' = . : " Listpa MI , 1 0porte, 88.: . 1- I ri!' ; :It*Dill e , 61 .4`44. ‘ - - a sp per Cr*. ',. . • Attr i g l hAr t gi n ar i till _ ~... Per Sz• Liale, itt tsars, il, Si Irv,' UM 4r* N. ad. _ ... DIE M On Itte 40th eV. at Aberdeen , Lieet.:•Car. P. ll .l**, km et theditennal NaalwrCariliry• ,_ i f f _ r On the stli init. Jane, wife ol PO: rich lip. dr:IF e (loft limitar. • ;.-11 $-..w:l • •.!:cL , : , • • thl I be Li r? tge 4 V• tareta d ifo 4 f r 1 firtwin Wrest' Le ' liaq of'lle 1 • . . . 16(1 N Port ttetes,i, Jo t ploseet" . MT t'r LIMA 5 - eft/ICI. 1.4, NalellostrY•efmr 4 l irrt•"`—' I,llllofooly k itrottoo: itor %riling goody ri the 'silt din Mt. . co lotorttios, Tesideny %WOW . * ;010 - sty diirereist 'Wit Taylor IrseineeM onstrineiren ifify 'bound lift.*** totiottt allow to Tay" out • thoileolaroll* iiktioot to or n Itb#lli event 44. Under orooklim aniliggiiiist To . • 116 words, I D l Ear Mr. Sticky - yam" difs . kattitilititht heir *Omitted • _ _ _ cows.lesteicsor's ii,etams.-- -- TWtirm Y rl t , h 4.' Mims Gana, the ?rimier. letschwried WOW wiseremilliiilail•'*lo4l6l l 4 4 • Witemloper lad :jiff: It tn . • . It o pris,e.mone for taklag sad dellertulilllt leileyore quwila hirwmatlikt• • '.l.(t •'' 4 r. Itemstos etertberae , the brother of . ' ' ..,•••••• •.. 3M. —d. to z at t • staled mad proved that the signature to • • .141. —l4 No fit: . ' was not his brother's signatare.—The • ' .. 4 ., ,. •• ... 6 - —A-As )rds: -L4r - • al s . - . r.' '' . . 146 silted for trial. ...„.,,, •. - 1 - 7, - , •.. •. . p lefty committed for Ishd, charged witty - • , -..... ..(4 """ " I s ` 4l bali 41 % t- and bridle, the property nt kr. Jaen . - • - . K it . e ll • • , 1 • Nn. 4, Strand. The Prisoner obtain- '' .'• - 'Ogg tAr ON. Per mile "fMulle eby fake representation to the groom t Bee t . 4: si . g r . 1 . w e t 0 coo k **m u *at bill for twenty pounds la payment l *num .41. '. 40 .fik. jidasib . . .... .... „.40.. fly Vefll .. . 4i. 61. to 7!.. i . mitt iiigua • ..-- f Itllll ridgy Jobe Corderny and Geo. W Otel . Inch, were brought up before J. - 7; . . ,_.... P41111 b. :" . .. 01 , 46 ' . . 6 0 1:• 1 1 " 0 .1 0 1 :' :::1' . 1131 " 116 ' c , wi1.... ' •"• • • * ‘.• "1 4: • • • I examinplion, charged With breaking' ''''"'' liag-haose of Mr. George Tborulev. a H AY-Id Aitlitfq. 4, Harland-square. floaton, in Wed- Hay . .., NI: es. 'tie. :to 40 . . eh ihi. 7 ow SNIP. - ~ PRIO It OL PALOS • r ' ...., ii t e fit. James's kfarltet to. 10d. Toouriairtar IN* 111. ---1...... eL 1ar '` — i ,..... k ."'• Chow Market ' Of. the. h Yettowßowloo.lll lIL "--- W him-impel Marketsi. 74. Whit, ditto. KU. pd. ..4 7- g 'filming a j l r gib. • ............. ,ip Slew . libt. Od. %04. SOO load per • bi- assist- *mediae ..• • 5o• .... r 6 / 1 4706. OIL • to roogli - ..54«. be. A . ., *es E.. . ...• • 91r. Ode . the Pri - festered Yellow 1164, ut4.--Moissik c'F icr e niii;_ pi, '' i i ia . j,_,V id rd with . Price fit Candies. per MOW No. 44.—Ildftwiltle. iek 00. f - * i Kept- ' -. * "Wm E — diP imati l nike. ' ' • vivant"- Beats. AO•Ittalo. olds : - .-C 'to VI , rt. Lb. gaog of Vitt° 56 tp melt •T i to rm, Ud mettiongt 4 . -..-ii. to •td . ammo. peotalta itt •• . . .ar I: i !UNISONS net . ' 4 'VS ' i **. wile Cit. Oh 11 of lellioNoolOW. 1 0 'P" . ' ''" ire fill, Pito 43 lo MU • to 110 Calf tibial SO a Sabi: ••'t -• • ‘ Soh ;t7te • • Ditto . my ) , mpg , 0 • Ditto . 70 to 1101111 f. ' . • Sitall Itrwls , (Porss4oo)., - • 4144 , * Ex . oirgTL .... littf::4l)t .:. :n_tt ei N pe t 1i we.....4.t..04.0.40. ......,5e0. •. POA MA T e ev. I a ß land k ; gid . As s w a k e s... ,: )J erngt i o .44, • - , . ; . Ado% . • •,.• .....• • 4,114 „. .ffl o , it, to . ed. : Wailful- • 3, 1 • . i s be nicht •••••• • ' I.; 1 L 1 I r - , if *f f. P . i