The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-02-18 00:00:00

WATIOI COMPANIES. Sir F. BURDETT prevented a Petition from Mr. of Norfutk.strrot, Strand. against the M nepnly of Water Companies. The Hon. Baronet nb•erverl, that sithowch oho present Petition was s'e •ed only by an Induvideal, be was convinced that the evil• of which it complained were generally felt, sod that the suhiect nes one of very great import.' once.—The Poi i•ino oe. ordered to tie an the table. II AR IN CEYLON. Mr W. DI (:itESPIG N tidied, if is was the intension of Ministries in ley any Infrirsnatinn before i• Howie on he ' , object of the wee in Ceylon f Shonld ins espiewation be given, be skunkd himself pot for dacenieetv nn the sehjoct. ' Mr. GOULBURN professed blew!' ready to at. .d all the informatioe in his power. Though no uailtial accounts bad been received, there was every reason to believe that the distethances in that island woold speedily be terminated. 111 DM ELEA' rioN PETITIONS. Sir J. NEWPORT said, 'bet it was • prevalent ) (opinion this the Act of the 531 of the Kies, on the 'object of Recnestia.nres did not eatend to Ireland, and upon looking into the Act he found, that by sore mistake, Ireland bad been emitted. He wished I u call the attention of the Howse to the subject, that the door might net, tbreegb mistake, be abet evillest Petitions from Ireland. At ibe suggestion of the SPEAKER it wee crier. oil slat a Return should be made of the stale of the Makes rearming I•ish Recognisance'. HIOHWAY.S AND IURNPIKEL Mr. PROT!' EROS stated, that it was his inten. flan to snort for it'Select Committee, to consider the Act• reletivi to !Debut's and Terepikes in Ls' tgland and 'Asia., and whet alierstions it might be expedient to melt• in them- The estent of those Highways •:o. 25.000 miles, the patience if making them had an...anted to the sem of 7,000,0001. and the allow, of keeping (bent in repair amotioted to near ly 1,100,0001. By proper regelogiorso, he was of °P i. ut, that an lemmas' saving might be effected, and a great reduction be models are price of the different articles of life. Mr. GIPPS seconded the motion. After • few wards from Sir M. Ridley, Cal. Wood, end Sir 11. Parnell, the motion was agreed to, ail a Ceased.lese a ppeillif.ll. CIIIIIMET-SWEEP' RS' Bill.. Mr. REPINKfT mewed ihr Order of the Day for the Hesse I to ip ism a lionmeiltes an she Chimeirysgeorratn' litegeistime ' Mr. °RESIT:LI. observed, that the present was sae of lettay other public .let• In she highest degree rrestitable to his Honourable Priced. He was permoded diet ihe proposed own eire would be a. toodocive sa the public ietemts es the ea...e of buslacty. He bad that geonsieg taker an opproitnnov, Which envied itself to hies. of metier some tisquines no the sabjere at a timelier is the City, she Seermary al whir, told Om that the average somber of chiraarys wherb took Are is the tlSity month, was from Gel to 70 1 mad that on koala( hark for special tweatie. it appeared list the swerve, of chimneys swept dy senehlemy. which bed taken fee, was oily two out of 15. ne bed asked what preprints the tutosher of chimneys in the 1 . 1 .4 0 1 1 : 1 1 "'VI by weschillevy, bore to she sushi, swept by inelivia ? To this it was eassered. that a• very asemwee =could be fanned, hut that eagentionably dietemods of poem at Ind esnenest swept by mineNarry. AN thee , loosed Mai his Hoonornbile Friend's ri p chat ea shot seltject seem sot so visiosary as some penises enesidee Mad. !Weenies le the allegation is dm Petition premeled that ma-' fag from the Masser (bimmromwropers, that the Sill would lessee the facility es the part of the patiMes is absenting's- . ployeseni for the childree of paupers. he observed that that • might be s good arramess for the parishes., bet that be Munro it world not he (*MN • good sue in that Howse. A M blel BEII. • hose same we enold Not Para, et prina-e cordial approbaeinn of ^ c Bill. sad his simmishmeut at Ilse Jambes es premed a lib regard to Its willies. tie himself bed a pr - my huge home, IM chimaera of which be bad for serval years *Mee Cam should be swept by the macblese. Mr. UNMAN \EY observed. that Mere were ataxy ehimarys which It was evidently loopmeteruble to tweets by machine., nod nude/ that the dill wean roman soar proviso with re -pert 'a them. • Colonel W 001) remismermed again t the iodroderiina of so. such prestrimoma Moe suggested by the Homerable tireless- , woo If Mere wrests, cbtautey. obich could not be swept Icy arbinery, the maser they waste berm the better.—LA laglch.l her. said, be gem avenue to leghlasiug for the purpose of regolating tub 'art bat the presene Bel: went merely srga lao• the Laiirost of r now who were net master. of them- KI•10. •110sely. that of (binge& It was lot all interference between father ton child, it was are an laterfreeness with nein ma) feeds ara I hat it weal to premise parents fromdoing Hat whole ed in little les. IliNe (Ale. It ooly wee, to interfere lareares the master sod his warildera, whin it would be higoly reunion! 111 him In employ Itisoseekrea In the manner condeauted by this simmere. There was here no Inter. !memo wish she pelleriple that every person who top atialued site yes N it elkessaina. may employ liesed in any way he dooms". he that way either healthy or sedieulny. The whale id the queutiew fee the llnme with respect to this Bill was, whether his Hensionable Friend had ammo the Mae correctly, in she periods abed, he bed geed. lie duly wished Ist say our word in aware to a (talked liner?, wheal ho did are now see to hi. place. the Olicer we. ininaltes, if he Maggio iMp this easeper• nI Ms floativrable F rend was a vaunts. far him this. she present measure was copied ahnon *sore for ward from the Act of the 231 b of the King, eel, very iog the pletsiitiies and periods. , That Bill interfered Ilea with Me parent god master, sad is she preamble of it the mf.elte of the chit- Area weir stated its naguage as noong leg that of hie Ileaourobie Et tend. Mr. DI:SHAN was sorry to be rnmpelled to dimwit the unosoinony of the Home en the prevent occasions; bat it appear ed to tam that taterfereace msgnt tie carried to. far, aid that it was cairn/ too fur Is this env If chimorvs eagle, be swept bv rechleery cheaper and better than hs boys, he could ant nammii e Not she People of this country were so attached to cruel 11•••••• i, merely because it was creel, as to cantiase to sweep with children ekes It would be better in sweep a ith marisiorry. IL at had been stated by as Ilea Gentleman, sun the aaihmity of the Fire Mrs, that tem machinery um mire rod limier, We shooed Bleak it was quite enough se Pete this t• the Potolic is ruder to ioduee Men to adopt machinery. Whets he found ill this Bill a weirs of clauses. empowering • single J leo ire to cosine, on the es ideace of *sister wiener. and the einietinn. of a Jury superseded, be could ma help viewing it as extremely aeijeeth.ooW. Ile most Fee a strong ease of Nero,- cis y made net before he could vote for stub a measure. Ile woe ,out eo diem frees his lies. Friend, aid he did wet neon to soy this ass a visionary imerfereace t but he Motet the good o.n.se of the Public was *enteral to correct the evil willuost limdirig she Mae use nook with smother Pewee Lew. every Israel Low bring. to his opinien *great evil. At gra Inked theagln that the &teasel* of his Illaa. Fowled merely west to the mesploy- NNW of rhiLlres Of very tender age bet be sow bead that the wirer, was of a mod, Pore eamprollenike aware. It might be proper that children sit tender ass, either with thew parent- ni no imriola pauper', raga out to he Mined out to this oil hat he thought that paresis algid let purrs! be froord will the guerdioveldp si their .rois Address; aid he nmiiiiied. Weimar, it 1•0014 tall be better dint they Moan he rtystoloArif I. lireeplas chi Maw is Wester. is sloe work. sit le the froMened slag which was SOW .0 engross wimp, ~ , ,s under apts. With respect to the erovireions for mesa, eseeetonit berme a Mae i.iair.yr, hr reale ant sew why this, like ao. ether revenant. tiuM not g. imam a ie.,. Ifs did met w is. In give 11041 !Wilms.* p a ve,. to Ma ig kerams. lie liotnigbl rant those who were is the habit nf employing weer •eteriately remit is nut riming it shoal the sterols, teat pile* eight boom where t.. n;rioly for mess for he could oil kelp lifeboat. if it were properly known m ove they wool, be wiling to sake the more humane course. 31r. MIEN 1411. L. to expediential', s ad, that be did nor emir mg ea- menses,' of the irenglem that sweepitm. maffeittery was otter Man With boss. Hr hot ostis maim: last oat of arc , . two .1 than oats west. cases in which the Ceimetrys bad i e ...., ....pi with gli:leigilierV• ter. A I LBEfil - ttlftf. sold. the ariomeat which had been by the Hon. and learned I seetlemaa (Mr. Desesans, that re nurse would isamdlotely he lend to muchiarry when People fennel 'hat this aimed he mom fee their Fleet, wet eve which haulo less bees breagN rammed is shot st% whew the Rees , lOM of Ile 31 to Trade was Lei'nee it. ITh-o ft say pi optima tes r , 1 the etude of con- e) mg :he en'inapy :ge s ture; scrum TM?: STAT Atlawite. k was mid Ilatbille mid be Mem absurd thin, for it was ate oil concerned to bring the deem °eerie AM but Peottiblor randitioa. Aad then ales id an. p opused la initecere wit,o tiwur trearmest ha RP bias& hhe lalfflll4 or lift meaner wash,itlll‘.s hed ,,mare a rwlyee iretinaeat of the lire,. Prityeierasee w-s a s•rone femora he the chaplet., of lb. Piroolit at this colutiry a bat their this per tetersoce was wiatettswes displayed ia a bad maw as irritate Road /Mr. As Eaglithwan wo. "lei willing to be dictated to he what be thought he hail a right to deride himself. lie wiklif allude in the used the Swell Pea for as Illu.in,ii.•. What digireltiey had bees dune. la the way of Vaccine! i•ortl+thaw is this gptiatry, and boa ohm had the obstinacy send pen/veil of individo •Is colawatticated the disease is great cities. Now it war well known them in home . f the emotes, Cities of the Call i tineaL a intik ladividos. bed sot died of the Small Fog fora c•o~ider.ble number of yews. The fart was sailealoadly comet, that is a cotiyiderable number of yearn machinery wield probably get the better of bay, t bat what a .amber of osfortatiate reirh•voight be awrilleeti beam shit champ was 'fleeted. Be.idey. the partial iatrod uctioii owielitarry W eald *INN ibe wont, al 'hoe who employed boys. hard etiasequeatly reader the reat/Man of these hipster, wretched than ever. Mr. BA It HA M said • few week respecting the practice is South Mak+ at sweeping chimney a. TI. Haase thew west ire ■ Coasiolttre, when the - chutes went onevally game tbes•eb. and the blanks filled ■p. The Movie retooled, alai the Report wish ord. red to be tr ollied ea Friday. le HILMAR ESTABLISHMENT. Mr. V. TITZIiEKALU brought op the Report of the CAM. mince.. the Civil LIM, which was ordered to lie oa the table, mad be pealed. Th► Unary Lowe "tepeel IMII went through n Committee. Mr. HINMAN VEY Sit about to make some remarks on the • Bill, alit* . . . - • Mr. serjemst ONSLOW alt.erved, that it had b►en under et sad that the debate as the 11.11 stonaltt she place .a the Re. part.atai that is ramespeaee many teak.. frees& ha the mea nie►e s ere oat saw is Nis outwore. Mr. 0 Nay a stilted to the propriety of peolpsoiog lbe 4,lseisvoilow. 71 Iteport was ordered to be received to-joserww. Adjourned. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BUNCH. Frs. lt. SATHUY•T V. ADAMS. This was en action to recover 4101. for the Ilkit avid occupation of a house. The house in question was skeet* in Waterloo.place, sad Mr. Adams had been tenant to a Gentleman named Berme ; bet the beam haring become the property of the Plaintiff, notice wee given to the Defended., by Mr. Dame, the Plaintiff's Solicitor; and it was stated, that in fitters Mr. Deere would receive the rest for Capt. Bothers*. On a quarter's rent becoming doe, Mr. Danes sp. plied for it; when the Defendant 'segued himself for not beiag prepared, bet said, if he +mid call on a day named, he would pay. Mr. Dame did tall, bet never could see the Defeadant ; and a ymr's real having become dee, the preseet action was brought. The defence set op was, that there was a certain agreement between the Defendant and his original landlord, Mr. Borten, which the latter had failed to 18181; and, therefore, that he was not liable in the present demand. Be failed, however, is proving the agreement, and a verdict was taken for the Plain tiff for 1101.—Costs 40s. HAND V. CHESTER. Mr. ADOLPIIVII said, this was es action by Mrs. Heed, to recover from the Defendant VI. fo► moose? last. In opening this case, he felt it right to state, that be labeerei wader considerable difficulty. It might es asked, how it happened, that Mrs. Iliad lest her money to Chester, and taken no eamoorms. dam or security fir It. linf.trtonstsig fur hes, his Client's confidence la Mr. Chester had estesied M. ) 0t. , 1 =wiry matters, Mb far as to have destroyed Mt peace of mind. He bed bet one witness indeed, olio, it was represented, was mama whew lOC pert of t►e mosey, was lent; bet of this eriteem's &din towards his Client be was apprehensive, since hv wee hail for the Defendant. Sects evidence es he bed, honeaer, it was his duty to submit to the Jury. Ho thus salted ►lr. WMGa. wbs stated that he was a corn-dealer, and knew both Plaintiff sad Delendsot. he had been friesdly with bosh; and Mrs. Hand bad frequently sat at In. ••bte. Ifs itelsred, however, on his banner owl his oaih, he never saw Mrs. Hand lend a single potted to the Defendaut. Hs was net aware she could slyer hays had 271. by her is load any one.—Plaintiff mousuited. ROLLS COURT. COURT. FE.. 17. SIMI*. *ANNUM - Sir A. Preston stated, that this was an application is the Coed to whilst She weaning sf a passage in the will of Abraham Grudge, by which the testator declarrd as fellows; " I give to Francis Sapte's chit. sliest each 1001. when of age, in the mesa time to as at Interest." At the time of the deyiease of the testator, in 1616, Frauds Septa bad five children, and within a year after another wet horn. Tht gees. Lion, therefore, for consideration was, whether the children born after the testator's death were entitled to a share of the legacy. The eldest was now 17 years old, sod it did not appear bow deny others sight' be bens. The lasoater had appointed three residuary legatees, who could not receive the real. dee, ustiliit was deckled to what children the bemused should be given. If the child horn subsequent to Its testator's death was entitled to • *hue, the father laid claim to Its share, foe the child itself bad died doling the coarse of the last year. It was also to be decided whether the dewy should be paid for the ids of the children, before the period of their do* log twenty-one years. Mr. Itourcu., on behalf of the residuary lega tees, argued that the legacy was contingent viva each child reached the period defined by oho testator, and also tbot no child born subsequent to the death dale teststor was 'stifled to • dare. The Marren of the ROLLS said, that theqoestion for decision appeared to him to be, whether the le. pcy was contingent or vested ; and neat what chil dren were entitled to It. With regard to the first paint, it was clear frost the words urd by the tuts. tor, soil by the care with which by provided for the interest of the legac), that it west its intention that the le‘scy should be sealed ; and in respect to the second, it was equally amides.. that the testator bid in lies only the children in being at the than of his Jot rase, by his haring appoinitml residuary legatees. The money was evidently intended for ibis Week of the children on their arriving at the age of twenty one years, and not for any prior benefit. They were • therefore entitled to receive • lien they reached that !period of life. Some villains enterkl the benne ♦t Mum. Baum, 21, Chester•piece, Kennington, a faor ninhas ago, and Stole a trunk belonging to the setvent.inaid, coo 'Wait% Gl. la Dotes and several articles of 'seeing spore!. TANDRM MATCH. • Dlr. Franklin's in3lrb i for 100 guises'. to drive two horses tandem l 4 wiles is one hoer , seer to imoj e c e st pie c e oe Igw• ha at plate from liarlestan ht.* the 11Sarlidiar road ow eillresdav maesion. Mr. Frasktio was broad so carry*/ Flaws, to a solely as Fight as he those. Ai wards( his bright boy lerwiet kale iota a gritty , as he did wails at Mt • mile. add wbb tenting, wittiest be was levee mingles iv* Nt firlt mike. 'ft* dabs. II miles were loairas fellows : Miles. Sift Sec I MAN. Mla. See. .4 1111 10 * A e... 41 11 4 4 4 44 12 4 Si SI 6 .ll 14 N I 4 501 Ist Mlle ...7 360 I "4 .1 01 9 4 SU' Before martin( iii to Inter sy lender beaks @gain is the 6th very sear thing. lie driver I csodioria-like style ; the reed I L 9 36 part performing Ike task. The mile sad brnught the moth to • kept hit Immo ttgatk•e he Yoe woo oily attere•. OLD BAILEY, Fill. 17. ° t wee Ileed,s lord 'lt be e f liet for 'teatime cm the nromMer hist, a piece o osier 3is. the pre/moue Jab. Tippet, a botcher, im Qmora-,truer Drury-tame. The Primmer, k appeared by the orklewee of 3.sepb nommermok who resisted seat doer to the Promoter, was &wood with the meat in hie possession, a few yards from the spot. The Primmer was Mood Guilty. Joseph Wicks and Joseph 13roadfisse were nrrnicned on as indict/war, dorehost them with- hairiag on the weht "I the 31st Jamismr• Iw , twrglarirodir petered the dwelling house of VI d how. Wray, residfog at He. 74. High Holborn. :tad stealing therefrom soadry •artieln his propeny. Both the Pi Mogen ' were fogad Guilty of 'teatime only. huge ().et, aged!'!. was e‘pitally mastered of stoning Jolla Ernaktaml ea the highway, and caging front his perm, a silver watch, his property. - - - - Charles Adorer ass convicted of privately amain, an Ike 16th of Jae. law, tab. of soap the proprroy of Aleroodeo sod }Aroma Manse, free out of their shop. Dasiel Wiley was arraigned as as ladietasess charging him with bavieg robbed J. W. Parker, residing is Riding. home-lase. Mars-le-beanie, In the begiessag of February. IRIS, at a cossitiernMe prosier's,, meminiag of fnr.ign colas I mad utter articles, aowswaties is wise N between fuer and live Modred poem!, Mr. Parkin, 'toed, that the Priferflf I' was remmeneaded ho him sis• faithful servals. la commouesee of which be engaged Ms M as moistest is his 'fatties at lIM. pee Week. mod d.rM blissereltade. which was only for a sheet period, whit t he was aloes, follsa Marie Roca few Moo. the Primate left his service. sod Selealtere hr dinovered shot be 111114 hems robbed. bat b whom be mold out salt that la ansegeents el the Melee loft susprcted. he Owed bieo to lodged. whirre..illall• him at a village is the Mew% of Down ; that De MeV Cra dr ptel levier hastiag imket. prat of the proven, be hied Isar. which the Primorr had to his passessiasi OM the 'Primmer mesprd from him 'bad he was iu *relied, hot that man time afterweeds. altar in int goes is mirth ut him themsgb 'arises pvu of demised. be knee/ that be was again ap ../Apewl-il Ireland. whither he again weal, sad brought uns is this calif,. Ira. wks be was commitied llsr toirl from Maritiarough-sire. (Mee. . . _ of willing i■ . dweillng•honi-e, to die stoottot of 405. Mt auelsoriloriototy. CORONEBE'' INQUESTS. On Wednesday insane ao laselelllno was taken at she Rose and Crows, lk. klamsn'sulam brines lir. Haws. (*tenon, as She body of lan. Elima Jemmies' flumes% who pas as cad to bet rename? by Is Heine bereft wo Tuesday. The deceased', Sambaed. a caldnes-maker, lodging la She seems/ Soar es she house of Mn Woolf, 140, St. klartiallane, west ma abode wives ii'elnek ea Tenthly moraine. sad care bone shoot a courier msel twelve: en marring the hed-mess be saw Ike dressed suspended from the bed-amt by a silk handkerrhirf t he run ismn dm spri t room, whira was accepted dm by lodgers, and Irtrhee Voir. and rut err down. Mr. a roman, was seat fact bet be (wield render no au sietancc. life arise scantly einem. he deceased hod hems for Ow she lust three mount is a state of despouslestry. Verdict+ manly. As longest was held at Gay's Hospital. on Tuesday. Infer& SOW row. Loy. I.oender. M the bids of O. Ceased. wheel Stylish. is appears, was orrasksord by she iejary he recribeil fteatalliret oldie net at oar of she Put Named coaches she NW Xi* WI sessb; she deemed was atteasled t• by aNH yea at l'ortsmoush, anttp• days afserwants Meant so Wee beetber rn.ieto in the Sacred Eagle. Is Grarerharch•street. from 111111P4Ce he wan eenneyrd so this Plesalial. where every M s...aims was paid in him. bat he died en Spada, last i be oc knnotedged shot he am in a state of lannicailes rin d Ise &sustain' she coach, sad Sisal Me fell eseeidetaally i" dim the plaid of she coach elm rorrnbnreted, (In Wednesday an I was WWII to the bed, of the lase rnarbreea so C.lonel Hobart-, of Lower litoseractr-strees. wear she mean, who horg Wood, on Moeda,. It appeared. that she denoted had lent ibegreaser pan'lstbilledylees in altrislier„ whom name be lately NM with in the healtswas list, sad that nab elresoriarnee had derlogal him. Verdict —lnsanity. An affair of honour leek Owe on Twesday meaniog on Wimbledon.cqmason s between F. A. req• of the Kent-road, and Mr. F--, beteg* t o the Malt, when the letter was 'needed, it was feared dangerously, by the bell entering his right side. Tim dispute originated at the Opera on Saturday eight. Doting the last week, the Rev. A. Broome, one of the Meeistraies of Kent, has been actively en gaged in obtaining oeldmace of the gait( or isseecence of themes Hutchings, a servant in basbeedry to Mr. Pye, a Gentleman residing at Cuaresse, who was apprehended and token before bin, charged with ' administering to the horses eatrused to his care a slaters which was (need in the stable; w►eu, after edeablerabie difficulty, the Magistrate was able to elicit that such mixture was formed of the fniletaille shrstets, Tic —oils of sitriol, turpentine, cloves, e d : end swallows, end elecempane. roger, mod oar, and was obtained of a chemist in Strond, by Ketchlogs, for the special purpose of giving to his master's ►arses., Fortgnately the discovery was made in time sefficient to prevent the destruction of the horses; but Mr. Pye was not so successful no a for. mer occasion, he baying, within the last year. lost fee. horses, in cnnsermence of the administering to thew a crimprwi , ine which is suspected In have been of the same description as above. The Prisoner, on his own confession, and otherwise, has been convict ed, and ramming+, for three months to the House of Correction at Maidstone. The !memo( Mr. Dew's, clothes salesmen, 4, Len ningtnn-la ne, wee robhed,on Monday night, to s coo eiderablo amount, by some thieves, who rot through • nine-inch wall to areomplirh their nlijoet. The thieves had the impodenot to- undress themselves in 11. e shop, sad their old preriente fnr two new snits. A few days ten, Mr. Hearne, welch-mak►r, in Westrainster.road, went not, Waving no person in the hoarse, and on his 'Morn be was estnnished Io find a three story ladder against the hark of his house, and three men busily employed in taking down the bricks, in order (as he supposed) of getting in at the aisle window. lie stormed the neighbeerhnori, on which the sopprwed brirtl4)ers made a precipitate rarest, leavina the ladder behind Ham. Tuesday night, Mr. 11. Payne, of Osford•street, wesettacked by some reliant, in ilyde PRA, on his ►etern home from Knightsbridge. .1 hey knock ed him down, kicked him were limes and then rifled his pockets of ISs. In sitter, end his witch. G_ _ PO L I ' krtttmtitrecharge3wih fere chirge3 wi doffing : sno trick was played on a count !yeasts !named Jed, from show they obtained C. 11. in lied of a watch, or a pitied thing of that shape. Tnu countrymen had jest arrived from the fens of Line coloshire, to sell fowls, and was not aware that a sailor's jacket was resorted to by en.a. complicei, mad an sitter of a considerable price made, for the par• pose of making the game more sure. The trick wee soon discovered, and her es°l►ed to do himself jollier. He leek off his emoch-froele, and walked abets the neighbourhood, where be hid been chettied, gaping at every thing around. Tie belt had Use effect, and presently the Primmers came up to him, and be lcognised one of them. The countryman was soon told a store shoot a fine watch, and begged a sight of it. This sesame/ad, and he pet it in his pocket, saying, " Now I bevy got the two waichea, and I'm d—d if I don't keepptlrees bothenoil Igen my 41. 17t." Orr* oldie Jews ran for as officer, while time other litre pushed him into a shop, where Alderman An• ,sky was. The too fellows knowing him,. tried tte escape, bet the Worthy Alderman presented it.— The coentryesau said, he ►ad twee rep.id his money, and had no objection to give book owed the articles, the other being left with bin for Ids. The Jews were th. , rprore discharged. blARLIOttotlOl/••TitCET.--Ves4rtlay, Revers, Ire men, belonging to the Koval Eachairge Odic*, )e ! peered to as information foe ►eetsg wheeled a liter. engine os the foot pavement, conleavy to Act of Per. liament. It appeared that a chimes" hi& takes dee in the tidally of the olli, e ; and that the pe►soas charged is the info►watron arrived no t►e spot with ! smell eagle., draw. by themselves, when, for the purpose of rendering she more speedy assistance, they wheeled the nischine over the foot pavement, when thry sere observed by the inverse., who thought they had acted improdentlx, old to the den. ger of passengers on foot. The Magistrate, roiliesive, beard by the words specified i the Act, convicted them in the penalty of 40,. Firemen—lt is eery herd, your WOrelip, to be esoeitied.for doing whet I thiak prep**. L caidd have gone smoker wey aft. tainly ; but by doieg so the hone might he Wiese dos it, and by going neer the pserefei.t it world he car d. 'Magistrate—le is very hard ; but here Is ths Act, we1:1 moat abide by it. 'The evidence is sneer, and I meet convict you. Htteensw—Thee, yes? Wersaip, when s bre happeee, *milt ..old lay ire or power is. e‘ll4.goiiti is before It had done ouch damage, by paislng over fee pavement we are liable to a ennelction. Megisrrate—Why sorely the Ack o f Perli mint epecificaly stairs so. In easel of at, e•aes'y it is re.•re esesesaMe ; bet when trifling, I weeid advise yew never to wheel year engine ea the foot-path. Fireman—We would not wish to °deed the law; we wish to render timely assistance.—They sere convicted in the penalty of 40e. So mush fog the pavement : a house ma) he horned to the ground, ao consaderation for the trifling iejetey the pavement would receive. seo, • LAMOClM•STOOST.—Yrstersioglaithil Donmet was brought to the other, charged with attempting lOs steal a dead body (roar the cnereb-yerd of St. Mary s Whitechspel : • Plunkett, the beadle, Item!, that between attea end sight o'clock en *nods? treeing, the Prisoner,' , Lesotho, with two others, wee observed gelling suer the back wall In Union -street, last° the OhoroblOrti p be imm:llately elitist ked them in the act of digs* halo ',a grate; upon their discovering him obey retreated own, the will, leering Uteir •pade and bag behind ; lb. 1 3 ; i ‘ '', WNW Ift vetting over fell upon his face, by *hick kb ' broke the bride of hit now, and cut hi. fuel, t' ajlockise manner, the other made their escape: 114 oat remanded. Up o n his Wag taken to the watch.hoose, ate mak which had cobtertl on the outside of tht ... 114E1 . pelted Wm Wlttt marl the whole ottlife wily. •• • • ''''' knit... at .—Os Wodoesdey Joke Mallobt. a tripalltatMeM4 area yruiptif . air, was lima& before pp 'Wits Maiiipsors,, Mr. AtllditOurttairarra. chorged4tllll lOW roblisery. Mr. Miebard E 1... atchiteas resin's al Yo. iyi. street, staled that fro was possiag up i lett-strret with a fri abaci right .clout on Tstday eureka', whoa be Irk a tag his watch, at* oo puttied kw hand to is imisilillekt foetid am, watch rb urd cut and ht.. hes sod oral par t Jul as that is.. L " og t h e P r .. ftmer . passed goicify. as alsto hiphood i wt proud Sim to be the thief - hr witted Imo and toot him iota the .be Mortos..Nortb sod CO. gravers, a lAtlt tollowed them isl; *hie said shu saw the Primmer cat the Pittaltde I he Ley gal itei correqrteser taro ,o It. Lkuotaa's a licli-Intuse, *here be v o r e l wombed t the ow Nod try" N try; Moaner. were ass forsol e I hits i bot ea the riveting of the (*Beer .r the mile soar tOr 1.1 0. sod the orsperty. mut also n ai Car i l l OgiTe. covered throws duo • into blew& horde* urea. I . . fad . The Aldermen eiloreired it au art .t basoody t• link Pe is " s " uer sot teelwarse.trs,apd esmairtrd bias treks 11.1...r.LET.—u. Wrd w bd ,y W Vat au fi l y zac e= for trial, ettiriced OA robbing Litotes Cbilegs of osariegimpesei. I .7.r • 1 Severn, Notorious characters were cemmitied for roblo:maatik ovenfor attempting to rob, lientleuree Id MN* ti the 1%,4180 at t orestApirdeir • 1 iiATTW•GARDII2I.-1:• Wed 011•117 Tomas Sockimpprr no tire to Mr Tomas Goodloct. tostb-brubk - tooottfartarrr. $l, 1 Itattoa.sarties. ores ebargnd with robhioe his Master of bow, heir. one, aid sioissiabes hr whed. to a meet enormous extent. It appeared that the Prireso • emoksyrd lever. I seen sad mimes( 1 Is she moils« torsoctias of brosh.ortkine, to Bald loathes far his, the mo.eriall of brow, wire. mod bait .c• male fro.n 11,4 master and some is Wirtz a Illeished •tate. 71re muttlutt one girl vaiodnirsl to & augewe to Ore shillceiri, at. Ile also empliqed a tray ' 110 iirelve owlets and sell on amens/one for him: There were II davit bra-be. :a a finished stele pro duced, betide. afro old hair, wheel the Properutoreurodditidbe , bit propeity,—The Prissier was fail, committed for tug . . WitTHN • On the 16th leelate. iebeppel 'Wet. Rusell-egeire. Ludy irf Colo el Aopieuell, Camel' a the United Sures or Aeserlea. of a mm. Or the 14th Ma. K ginr-Mar, Cboopoide, Mrs. A. Jukes% of a sue. On the 9•,1 lad. at Rend..l Church, Mr. Jobs Paolo, le Neurinclua Duos, to kohelta. yosagett daughter of btr. Jetta Ihturwur, lisak-botale, Keadak On she 15. h iMt at hit lAreatip . $ iwat. in Kent. the Onmiles4 of Tisaart Orr Latlphip •nd an attack of pral)A a few do,o prreioa•to Iter &cense. On she lielt iwtam, sr hit Imagine. i• Belokler•-plitee, St. ( ' .care. Grid.. the well- khan s A otiquarnua, Costatouro Jetsam.% Olathe Ph tort ar Queen's kiw, near Bromptaa, Is .he 5114 year of his ay. , iydeohnso Masud*, af . ..r • ;tasteful 'then of tier emoth*, much vlretted by a noincron sad Nieuwe* ariminutee. • MaJrao Gahm,. Sept. S. 18111.-1)1 the Moroi% ef the Ali A.C.M. after a liageratat Moseys, as/ when within Sla miles of Pre.itte oey. en hi.r nay Oro Hydnthed, she Lady of We. tenant-tirlortel thartes Dracut. meat iroly regretted by di oh* bid the pinnate of her acq.alahaaste. 1.0`71)6\ : PrintrA mud Published by P. PIRP.T, at IM 4 TA/1111 kW ghTI.Z.K, Nu. 4, Salitlyary--wirt irt:-t•• tt . r V 1 be l AI :~ ~i