The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-07-07 00:00:00

FRE!VeiI PAPERS. The Condit ution,teliieve the follooilogesplenstino of the distuthatice among the lan atminnia m P ar is, of which w• 'see en scenes! yesterday : " The Hold ()Minuets of 24. h March. 1819, established rhairs for the taw of Piston) soil of N.- tinoi, for Ci.inoinn lAor. for Polities! F.conomy sod philosophic History. fnr aninan end for F ren ch Lan. This se lets • y inontsliain met with censer" among the p.o•ories of ontrlioratioo. the declared portions of routine and ins lorry. These who regard insiractiou as one of the consequeoces of constitutional Govirn snent.eni ono tit the g oersotves of 84,1, appleeded he measure. After passing the Ordleaner. it 'tight be supposed 'het Government was inclined to favour the progress of instrection le the felines deportment. wf Lew and Legislation, that the (:eurts were to mat new interest, that the spirit of philosophy would fie permitted to establish principles epee which the "real sod liberty of the People might ret., peve, principles that a despotic Celeritous," hod ',elected lo the composition of its code, end espe cially in that of its Pees% Code., M. B was fell of these iiiess; he fiend the necessity of prepar ing men for the future, whine opinion and prin. elples sit old be le harmony with our institesioss. who should be *Me to show !Apostle's with hone" at the political tribunes. or become dignified ev- 1 pounders of the laws. 'lles. in his lose" on Cri minl Legislation, he wit Intallellt in pointing not in. emotes a *heroin msey of its dispositions digressed from constitetinuel doctrines, and injured equity. lie pronounced with forcible elegoesee 'pinta the barliorlry of the enrol, sod other "del's, evidently "ranged for the Arnettt of tyroony. The success of his discolors's was incontestable. The law nodosity repaired to him with eagerness, and lomat sound dec. trieet. the greeter pert of the pupils hying now tilled to the successful application of them. The ardour, the soiree" of these geo•roes youths was a powerful esceeregement to the Profiteer; he had little resole to expect t h e "Meting nen" *IAA bate jest taken place in the ochool.--Der. lug Ike Irene of the 29th eit., some murmurs and sham •el hisses were beard amidst the ',pleases, aimed useeiones, of the students. After a moment of tumult, quiet was perfectly establisher!, • prides"d sile*fe reigned to the auditory, when M. Dilvincoert, die Dean, appeared entire% dly in Ike hall. He advanced to the Professor and declared that he suspended providoesily the course of Al. Bares,. Such intesere was calcialsted oil pro. dice order."—(Then fellow the penicillin's, which are given in the Sr/TU.II4X of yesterday)—" M. Delyinceurt, Is sespeedisg, during its sittings. a coterie of a Profess", who is not reproached with soy fault, has not only committed ell let of An. prudence, but hes eerpasied the peworgetives of the Deanery. There does not esist in the laws relative to the organisation of the Uelerosity, any disposition which "idiotism a sealer to +sipped, "eta provisionally, a Professor le the upraise of his functions. The pew" of suspend", belongs to the Superior Cesecil of the University, wow represented by the Cosnoisdoe of Public Instruction. The Com mission, in confirming the suspension, seemed to have acted epos the principle, that it is necossery to yield the right to authority, eves when it has acted wrong. We doubt whether the wood Dec... of the Comesiavine will give more mlisfaction than the first. It is coached thus:— " , ,fey I,lf. 64 6 Th• Commission of P•btie lostrettleo, after bearing t►e causes 61 the tertelt, mod the eels of 'W iener, %bleb distee ed the school of law, sad rendered the interveotiup • t►e Msalstrates sommary, decrees es follow :- 6 " Article I. The wheel is provisionallynted closed. 6 " Art. b. No loscripti on sill be pa for the thrt• months following July ; these which hove been received to.dey, ere swelled. • " The Coeseilsol , n has made use of the power which bebop to it ; het is this s wise or prudent um ? We prey N. N. is Dociriefseires to esplala •Ithoet Inselis,witheet verbisge,and without a bstrections t if it will no t cramp times toe snub. le sale do we seek the cosies of this disterbence in lite lector's of the Professors, it lies in the audacity with which the Jeernelists, stills,' themselves nogalists, bet • ho are only 4narchists have calumniated the stedents end the Professors. 014 of these has been ratty of • es. loony the west infamous, parhlisheri ratty e truth, that the stadonta cried, Delvinanort Jla tandems. !' en esurable imposters, which ought te be trued beck to the bl a ck scores hese whence it Weed." CITY BUSINESS. yesterday a Court of Aldermen was bald at Guildhall. Mews. Thompson sod Parkins, Shrills elect, hying called upon to ester into the easel bend to Ink, upon tkest reives the Mid office, the Court were informed that Mr. T hom p son hod paid the usual line to be tamed serving ; sod Mr. Parkins not at. tending to signify his intimating, further tints was al. fatted him to make his appearance. The Coed voted 'ha sum of Arty goblets to Mr. Wm. &Hang, for his trouble, services, sad anon. tion, in loiredecing his machine for tdo breaking and manufacturing of flax, into some of lb. City Pillow. Tb. logoest of St. Andrew% Holborn, sad* a presentment 0 sundry N..-Froomeo, trbo were or dered to be proceeded wine. The following 'affect from the Worcester Jerrold I oust sulk , every hoarsen and freting wind with pie. I r sitar force The conduct of the Parish Ofhofts of Abbott's Leigh, In recently polling down their , puor.bitesr. wittiest the previous ssoctlon of the Magistrates, and without providing soy lodgings for the 16 onfortorato ineetes therein, ineloding two pregnsat women, will be the subject of " strict in vri ti e stion st the ensuing Somersot•Sessions. Brooke, the game-keeper, who was found guilty at the last Suffolk Assizes of hiving enaliciossty sh of meo at C. Rentinrk, who , in consequence of the be fffriVlo, was obliged to 'lndere° swipstatlow of • one nf his legs, has received his blUfsty's free par. rtnn. and was on Friday sf'oulght likstaldfmro Ipswicb jail. THE STATESMAN. Faast ries LONDON GAZETTE, JOLT 6. S /11CRO PTO Y 3 ENLARGED. J. Daly. Wooloki, leakeepet, from Jolly 3 is July 13, at oußeivan .v. R. dell. Old Resold-street, •hip-brbker, from Joky 3 to Aug. at Gal BANKRUPTS. R. Mills. Taew... Seeretreel.e. racer. July St. /3, keg 17. at tbe MA, an Kuser. Attendee. NMI'S. Collett sad Co. ehearery Sort and Mr. Taves. Basic R. Parts. Riletterre. Morestire. 'neer. July N. at Mews. Knight sad Co. Wldteberet. U. Ass. IL • the Mahe I.M. len. Illtitatorrt. Attends. Moors wafter aeJ Co. New Boswell east. Careyotrrei wed Mess. Knight and Co. Whltehserch. T. Harris. WOMPOrf. sonnet-draper. July SI, 79, Art, IT. at the Ilea st Marts Inn. Wnreesiee. Affiliates. hlr. She. ter, Milbank reet, Newsletter and Mr. Coates, Wenn. R. Terser, Ilawertb eras. laarathlre. earn tarter. July 93,1 41. Amt. 57. ar the Whist Rear lea. 11earlreser. Mr. Chippeadnie. Cdasseeert, Fleet-sreer 1 sod Hess. Met. tletwarth. Itarhdale. J. T. Heeeruhatilt. Manebeder. dealer. July 90. 91. Awe 17. M the tlarrirh's Head Imo. Heartrester. %vends. Mr Berk ley. Marrebreter t wee Mean. Hard and Ca lambs. J. Harris, Redbridge. Ilaatethire. victualler. .Isly 90 91, Aug. 17, at she Hearne lira. Ferailnantstaa. di...reins. Mean. Mete sod G. lisetleat'sbsildlagt. Helbses 1 end Mr Clearest. usibuseplus. w. Pr..tunl. HeMon,. vsloo iserelarel. July IS. 113. Guildhall. Alletuies, alma. Weikelle sad Us. Ass. R. Purer all R. R 11311.14. laiii•••1 1 111 •le Hell. glee , usaruefacturers. July 16. 17, AP'. 17. au 'Ur Due and Ours Tarifa, Riermr• e pos - H.U. Atteruey, Ur. Idles, Cleaster..- Moe. aod 1. Dew. hick beryl. Southwark. luele. July 10. Aug. 17. at 0u1141.3,11. Anomie', Mears. R see NW Co Khufu Ilrach.o ilk. Tempt*. J. Hum, lamiwzry winker, Cosesserrhil rued. reertlimi. July 17.24. Ase. It us Aturrokier. lin•re. Pearce sod Sous. St. 6•loun' , ..lnur. lAusbard-orret. R. Frioionue and 11. J. Re oulelo. Pr•rillurnsule ad Maus. reed, ImberlLahers. JOY 10. 17. 6.8.17. 11 thuldhall Auer. arm. Mr. Spoon. Maple Ise. lloittorm. W. Kret. 6wit. 17, (1•1146811. 1111stury, Mr. Peale. Ailam's-veuri, Bru Wert. DI V 11/1111 DS. July V. T. R.own. Swami, tailor -Joly 47, M. I. CAT. Iltpper Marmot strew. blary•le-Me .tome tavects-Jule G. Morta. Kreekoork. carrier -July V. W. inivimm..Fes. elvatelesitem. /monist-Jell 41. T and J. Dooley. H. k We. cogs morrhaats-Jule K Fre. Ilimadollica. uoliadderer Ist ( I. dad I. Wise. Mahn at. papeumartararimems- Asa. 4. W. A. trod A. Woe& Mandiemer. commesnerellasts- Jolea Alain, Great Yandmmia. cualmotekaar -July 41. J. Id. red.. J. and M. helium. J. Ibttedealld.• J• Jackson, sod T Joan. ma.. Mb* Mearommoili. Warra nty/. 14. J. F. 11.1111. 14•114UIPOS. Ilisaoproat , slimoltnamit. %wow - Ast. 7. F. Faelles. Oremnrka. draggie-Jaly St. J. F. and W. *rem. Kacklenamry. Ma inners-July IS. W. 111•Kessle. Comui.gardes. imenkost July F Willcorks, 4111stros. meereasmt -July V, T. larestamid ad W. Outl- Maly Weaeleeet. Wellehrie wow.. grooters-Jsly PI . I. literosAmita. Alsorosaire, montersamia -July N. F. sal T. Noirdam. Ileedeerki. /deo, Waririeldike. drapers- July N. IL Jame. Lleerpool, meickaot-July 31, K. Ys t. Kodaddlimarall, plamber. CERTIFICATIPA-istm W. Mmes. Jam, od. wirre-areseiesed-T. Raitails.jun. Illoatma. US Notter-. neeemalade. Plearsoutb, balkier-J. armor. Pomo aoroweerreet. menial* -K. T. Inarata, Nick lehr loo.Torkibite. inteemy4cri -T. Gaunt. armley.Y arks.ire. awile•••••••fatterrt -J. aradshair. Hilt Mores, limbo. iailor-J Ihisieriosirs. Yorkshire. rat uneeclmmt- gm. Coleinam.flaspari, amker-K. Clroppe s. alut, lionemenaire. relsittei•maket -J. Sykes mad .1. Not divines. maltercet. PANTS F.R311 IPS 015401.V17 , N lair em a.and C. Bisietsi. L emdm. J erelmais-. 1 Fameideo and J. Vaoseller, Tokrm.bottrelard-. sad Yr '.la w . ton. Ilainany. Ventral's. Ilmen.ammitoclums- M. Kellett and T. Hamm Ilklrestat, Yerksalre. •spollem cl la manutat imess-A. 11111. Otfro Cooirslle. wood's &hire. sod W. Woos. Lothar's. Derassaite, begebe.e- T. W•oftwie and I. gherbsa, Seib. sentrese- 11 V sod J. gamic Taustua, roes fat ton-3. Ritbard. wad O. ‘..Domorld.lannentel-kshi 0r..... klmrs4r-liointe. so olsterrn-G. Has. Oakmalsast. Berre and 4. Parish, N bile Mere Drere.lmoe. arse. rs-- W. Llewellis wed R. Owen. SOMA, w.wlteereirapees- D. Ilan and T. /beady. Calenrente-J. F. Pinto. H. Parker.aod 0. A .C. VONA. lembantalierl. Fiera, rei-et rem elm orselmair -J. s. sad L. Harrnms. Liserpoal. tes:dealen- W. and T. T. Smiler. Magnolia. I oro-drapera-lt. Areira. S. Imbed sad J. Awirevr. Harper H. sod Golylions. Loon skive. Teske, red d.err-J Um. M. Weald. amid J. A...1r vers. N. Onoimp. mercbash-J N. Lane. nod T. Small. jag. dirminsaamr. wand-114m ker-.p. a s sosn , s o 3. Hs% Cuilitsbereaga 11 b .4agett-T. P. Jars n sod E. Mow. Komi . ek, MWk, amberdmat ea-W. sod beadiata.k wlarf. cos.-metelmits-M. Hive. T. gemleit. sod J. Kdomedr, Clemead'onsie Mule's Is lotus-T. Calm J. lumedield. and 11 Wittibeld. Boltoo.le•Nons, Loonstalro. saread s orer-W. sad A. Maras. 1. Pletetter, 11. rancor. s con ad C il•livrdo. Umspool. emarastoracokers-T lardsaml F. /HMOS, Illaatines r, minirs-spissers-4. Holes nod 0. Down. Olds nee, Nottimilmonh.reomillees-J. sod W. Nor . a dilly. Ismeeedrspess-J. A. O. OUtors lOW A. J. ris, Pfre do Anomie. Godes. 'persimmon. The Stuart Papers, whit\ weirs i mp session o Yost, of Rome, base os transmitted from Rouge to England to the Nunes Ref:mix, who has appointed Dr. SEAMIER CLARKE and foggy other Gentlemen es Commissioners seder his royal warrant, and Mr. PULER'r as their Secretary, to 'gamine their contents. and to report to his Royal Highness from time to rim., till She whole of their coolest' is elm. tained. It is eipecte d some ver y important Worms lion, respecting the History of Eaglood at those periods, will be obtained from them. The investigs. lien is to he conducted in a prints manner. The Pipers aro extremely 'oleaginous, and filled relent Is pecking' yeses. They Ige* been deposited in St. Jmes's Palace in the late Quitos Drawing. room a ; w here the 'Commissioners, with ' their Secre. tory, sit to pumice sod investigate the cootents of them derailments. frronm..—Lset Monday evening, the town of Bar. ton.opoo Humber was visited with a most tremen dous hail.storm, accompanied with vieid lashes of lightoing, and terrific peals of thunder. The hail. stones were eg 00000 Ily larges se lay as thick on the ground se to give it the ewaaaa of winter. In the midst of the storm, the lightning entered the chimney and roof of the boos* belonging to T. Nicholson, Esq. Solicitor, and bursting through into the room occopied es a nursery, it broke down the chim ney-piece, and scattered it in fragments oboist Ow room ; then perforating the well, the electric field forced its way into the breskfast.roem below, shattering to pieces a large picture, and evertors,- ing In its progress all the choirs end yobbo). It ores then *Wetted, end conducted by the bell.wire into the kitchen, and from thence through the window into the yard, "'Moot doing further damsel.. It pro videntially happened. that no port of the family were at shat moment within Its direction. The roof of the hoe's was on fire for • short time, het soon 'via. goisked. Two men In a horn adjoining the premiers, while o b s erving and conversing on the storm sum bythe same if.shinvolentari l y turned round and ate. plied fur Goners' minutes. The shove 'tors pro. .w e d apperenlly from so insulated cloud, being scarcely felt at the disgorge* of • mile frOm the town. Doling the above s goron,at gswood, near VI nt tels.iioder.Edge,J. Thomas, s l amppice of Id • Teiliar'ilod !Uncoils, 'clothiers, wet struck by a 'WI of fire, bred instantly *spired. The hell also ' Arndt Mr. IliocAcl k cod sheaf; injured his logo. . . • • LAW INTICLILIGENG6. COURT OF RING'S BRNCH, JOLT S. 111ILLtli V. MOROI AND writes , . This was tho first cue tried toalay, and the only points in it worthy of settee were these :—first, that all ertions against constables mast be brought in the in whiels the acts were done ; and, secony, that a enemy person berveght from the country to London to Rite evidence is entitled to be paid for his Ines ef time as well es his rapences, before be is sworn. A witness In this rase refitted to give evidence until he had roceived some remuneration fur his loss of time. Ile s tated, that be had been brought from Es ser, where be Heed ; that he was a labourer, and that he had been taken from Isis work for fourteen days, hiving attended the Cowl during the last Sittings, p t to his settperse. Mr. GUIIIIgT. the Counsel for the PlaintiT, by ohne the witness was coiled. said, that the Attorney for his Client would undertake to Ivey hies such sem as the Master, no the fatalism of costs, sitoeld 'Mak proper for his lose of time. The Lord Cuts, JUITICI said, that this was quite right : it was only just and reasonable that a man who Asti been brought from the minify sad taken from his work, should receive some remuneration for his Inas of time. His Lordship did net knew what Boas he ought t• receive; but she Master would late tare to de jostler on that head.—The whew was the. swore, end gave evidence. sumo v. LIM This was en scales broodat by the Plaintiff, an orally tailor, tb recover of the Defendant, • Captain in the Army. the sem of 721. Its. 6d. for rte. meotals furnished to the son of the Defendant, a 01ilt•f, upon his Wog appointed as cosign in the 98th regiment. It appeared that thew was formerly et the Royal Military College, and that on the 18th of -rely, 1812, he was made as ensign without waste, bat being then eighteen yens of age. The goods were for. sished a few days afterwards, and the only question now was. whether they were necessaries , end if so, whether the father was liable to psy for The LORD CHIRP A:9'MR told the Jury, that It l befesgeri to them to say, from the evidence, whit ther this young Gentlemen was the son of the Dr. reorient ; and if they thought he was, then they would say, whether the regimentals were necessary for • person is his Amities, anti whether they amid infer that the order was given by the son with the authority of his father. A father was not bound to pay the debts of an Improvident son ; and in order to make hi. liable for necessaries, something meat take plies by which It might be inferred that the see was acting ender his authority. If it had been shows that the father in this case had elven the son mosey to pay for the articles, or that be hid direct. ed him to get ohms elsewhere, or that the son had procured them elsewhere, then the Defendant "field loot be liable; but if the articles were neceesary for the son in his situa t ion , then the Jury world soy whether they thought that the son bed the authority of hie father to procure them. One objection which the Counsel for the Defendant bed taken to this Sc. tine was, the great length of time that bad elapsed *seethe goods were supplied; this had not been ac counted for either on the one side or the other, hut it was a paint worthy of the consideration of the I Jury. end they would not lose sight of it in foreleg dark judgment ea the epee. The Jury deliberated for a short lief, and thee fiend a verdict for the Plaintiff. eases V. lIIIITCUCLL. Thia wig es WWI brought by the 'Uplift lo the lael action. to recover of the Defendant, formed, eorgeon of the Lanarkshire Militia, and now resi des( at Season, Glasiorganshire, the sew of IM. le. 71, being the balance of 461. Is. 7d., for goods sold and delivered. The last item in the ove br ained was as far beck as 1805, but it was prd that 101. were paid in 1810 (in additive to former payments), and that in September, 1818, es attorney welted on the Defendant, and afterwards on his at. Wiley, when the debt was recognised. Thu De. feedeotie attorney, however, stated, that an offer wee thee made of 61. Is. 7d., merely as the price of peace, sad prevent the 'apron of an twirls. — With this contradictory evidence, the case, ender the directies of the Lear ned Judge, went to the Jury, who head a verdict for the Plaintiff, damages 16 1 . Is. 7d. These cases occupied the Court till three o'clock, when the Logo Cuter J anice requested that the Gentlemen of the Bar would not bring forward any long or Important case, as be less mach fatigued with the business of the last few days, and wished to rise as soon as possible. In consequence of this intimation, two or three noes of ars general interest were tiled, used the Learned Judge then loft the Court. COURT Or COMDIOR PLEAS, 'via' 6. The Coed wes occupied for the greater part of the day in bearieg the case of MORON V. WIATT AND OTDIRI6 The Plaintiff sought to recover the amount of a Mad for 40001. from the Defendant, Wyatt. as eve. colas of a lady of the Dome of Beryl', who lived attar Reetford ; and the Defendants resisted the sp. plication on the goosed that the bond was a forged Worriment. Three witnesses we-e called ea the pert of the Plaintiff, who swore to its being a gearing instremeet, and signed by the late Mrs. Anne 11 , 11 T. wig, while ail witnesses were called on the other side, who swore that it was not. Four persona, i n gpectors at the Bank and officers in the Stomp Office, were also called by the Defererlantg, who swore to !the best of their belief that the slgostere was not an ori ginal bet en imitated hand. The Learned Jwoge recapitalated the evidence, end told the Jury the qerstion they had te try was a were 1 matter of tier, namely, whether they believed the signature to be genuine or not, after all the contra• ditto'' , testimony they hod jest heard. The Jury retired, and. after snow conseltailon, returned • verdict for the Plaintiff ; thereby &cluing the signalers to the bend to hare been genuine. Letters from Gleaner, received ea Mandy , . mes. tine a very important forlorn stilt hos isk•o• place in that ci t y tive dtbu lied acc eptances fall tulle alter. let 300,0001. MIDDLESIX SESSIONS. Meier de Blareiere was tried for en astrall opts as opholsteter, eased Awdrew &trey. The Major's servant was tried for hiving egoista his sestet. It appeared, that the Prosecutor wend to the Da. feetlaot's bossy, sod dentaaded the smote of a bee Immo doe to him; that she Major bad, in coon. gomsco of the perinea Armoire clouded of Mr. Barry, directed that he should not be admitted, met that the Major's servant bad proceeded to force Mr. Barry tot of the beam, not, however, before the lat ter bed called his reamer a sooespdrel arid a villain. and had beet parity liberal in speakiog of his .is. tress ; that the Major %soloed his ',resat is retie,* km Mr. Barry ; and that after they had pat him est• silo the door, sums touocessary violator bad bees mod by them. The Major was his own advocate. He was feast Gritty of smelting notestin the The CllAlltilAS said, the Jury bad admitted by their verdict that the Deferidmst was jostilod itt the Presteeter to gift his beech p The Melia ass laid 40s. sad his sarvasit Is. sad I discharged. POLICE, ..! • VITENSI VE. SWINDLING. GUILDHALL —This Jostle, Room Ilse yesterday • etowded by tradesmen of respectability 16 the City, to witness the Intl elimination of James Lees, a junto's., linen.draper, who has for same time pest been most saccerstul in obtaining goods to • 4 large gement, seder various frsodelent pretences. — The Prisoner had been previosity examined on Sa. tordsy last. The following is the substance of tho evidence adduced easiest him : Mr. Dickinson, silicates, 15, Cbespiide, stated, that the Prisoner came to his warehouse on the 15Ith of June. in the ossne of Mr. C0.',,, linen. dreier, 134, Oafoni.ereet, and procured stn ties* scarfs, end 12 printed Barcelona silk Issodkerchiefs„ value 191. 31. He knew the Painter by sight, as astir% lived at Messrs. Smith sad Dey's, 72, Cheep. vide, end of curse judged he was thee in the eat. ploy of Mr Cosies. Ha offered is end the goods home, bet the Prisoner Insisted so taking them, sty. log Mr. Coates would Insole at him if he permitted so small a parcel lobs seat. Oo the neat day he broagit the headkerchiefs beck, at set approved of t the ammo., 31. 35., was wrote off the 'awoke, sad bat • took instead four other ourft, valise M.. each ; that be els* returoed the following day, and leek la lies a piece of Inc bombitin, et 140 s. At the rod of the month, be (Dickinson) called on Mr. Cum for pay went, when he learnt that the Neuter was wholly unknown to hies, and hod never been in his employ. In cousegnence of subs quiet isformation, be see. veiled in apprehending the Prisnoer os Friday niebt, st a small publie.hoere, the corner of Hearlet...te. street, Covent.gorden : this witness's lass was 231. Mr. Wiestanley, shawl aid boothesin dealer, 1, Bleat Boar-ctiert, Ftidat.eree, knew the Prisoner as Beim/ in the trade: he called as hit feerebose** the 24.* of May with two patterns of bombasia t• match, in the nem* of Mr. Lewis, dreper, 82, Dv. ford-street, and obtained one plea of /we brealsesia, value 150. : he said his some was Thus's, sod that he lived at Mr. Lewis's. The witness bad since seen Mr. Lewis, who has so knowledge witatever of the prisoner. Mr. Dison, warehouseman, 32, Old 'Change, said the Pri bid imposed open him in a similar man aer, pretending he mime from Mr. Lewis, and ob. 'aimed two foreign damask table-cloths, eels* 131. (1e stated his name to be Smith. The Prisoner when celled ea for his defence, al. though cautioned not to say any thing that might criminate himself, most readily *deified the correct. nett of the evidence adduced, and farther added, that the piece of bombes's he obtaised from Winstasky, the wholesale price of which wee 1505., he sold im. stediately at blesses. Todd sod Co. Fore-street, for 909.; being asked if he was kegs* there, be replied, be did sot know any of thee. Mr. Coates said he Ind received Information of m enet other houses, where goods had beers obtained by similar means, in his name. Sir Marrnew Btoxais said, he knew the yneng man, and sioeereiy regretted his unhappy sliestien; bet the evidence easiest hint was a* complete, as to leave hie no alternative bet to commit him for trial. The parties were accordingly bound over to pro. emote. Wonfinte•strascr.—Yesterday Sarah Jona nu remanded, for robbing J. M'Dermot, of a pocket. book, containing a gold ring sad other articles. A atonement by Cu . has lied, bees *reefed in AU Saints Chu►ch, Cambridge, to the etemory of Iftwaw Klieg WHIT'. An Americas Gentleman, named Boor?, an enthusiastic Wolfer of the amt. able writer's works, has been at this espouse. BIRTH. Os ibe Stb fast. Mn. EAWard Henry loses. s[llaet•t+st. of ■ nagbier. MARRIED. Oa die let ism M Mar7•le.boeer Garet. Avery Fivet, Fri 1. We of the Dermal Civil Service, ie Elizabeth. rummest gaselier of De law Rev. Dr. !tr•ebe7. MD. Oa the MA alt. at Otamberry. Sassy, Jaws Wedderberes Lyn., EAR late of die Tetnple. Lando., and Ulhorses, Car berland. la Ihe Vitt year at Mr ate. 00 the 5.h instant. retideace, Darbasiiince, gases, T. ititimutirsa, lA. In his fist year. COI/Rail OP EXCRANOtt, Tetiaoaa, Jat.2 6. aturotelitua. 11 11 C. F. Loslwo. 4911 °Mc at alteht, 11 14 Orme. 45 aumetenloga Malta. 50 1/111n.ai oighl. 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