The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-03-15 00:00:00

LAW ItitS hill; MIL COURT OF CHANCERY. MALICE 13. LYNN V. Tilt CM. or n IRNLtT• This was a bill sled by the Plaintif, who is per. retrial tense of the parish of Strout, in the mint, of Kepi, for the mpg. of investigating certain claims nich the Defendant made to the tithes of the manor a•t Wkkham, situated in the aforesaid parish, and partly is one of the parishes of the City of Rochester. he complaint was, that the Noble Defendant, who I.ail a leave of certain mink,s from the Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral of Rochester, heel, tru to usage, and against his lease, eat down a quantity of under wood, without paying the Defend ant those tithes on that wood, to which, by the pro. •.ions of his appointment as perpetual Curate of brood, he was legally entitled. Air. Haul and Mr. BARBER were for the Plaintiff, and Mr. Btu. and Mr. Srauct were for the De. fondant. The •CRr.INCILLOR directed the following Issue to be treed—Whether the tithes of the manor of Wickham. so far as the aerie manor is within the parish of SUMO, pasted to the Earl of Darnley by virtu of the lease or lease's granted to hi■ by the Dean an.: Chapter of Rochester? RECORDER'S COURT. DUMAN, AlAlien 10. tolhoritee ffondeo tau indicted for enticing away, on the rld of Febreery, I). ikl`Gowan, a child of life years old, from No. 1, Gardiner-street, end fe loniously etealing from his persos various articles of wearing apparel. Lawrence MiGowen.—llia child Dsoiel, was en ticed away between two and three o'clock on the day of the 221 of February; he remembered seeing the Prionner in the street neer his house that day t - did not find him until the morning of toe'! -Ith. at Stony batter ; the moment the child saw the Prisoner at the Police.olfice. be identified her as the woman who hail enticed him away, by offering him a plot:sof sugar stick. Marcella Brower, never saw the women in her life that shecnn remember; found the boy in a waste haute at Stonybetter, quite naked, lying on the boarded floor ; thought he wesdeed ; look him op in her firms and carded kite to a public-house near her own; g t a kettle full of warm water end bathed him well with it till he recovered; then wrapped him with the help of the people of the house in warm flannel, end put him into her own bed, where he remised until his father came for him the next day. Thin account was received with misted @Omit'. lion of the wilnesr, and horror at the oboists!. 114nway awl the •moan at the bar, and the child in her hem, in Strated-street ; knew the child, and melted where they were going; she said they were going (tome ; it was then after throe o'clock of a Monday afternoon; his hiker fogad him two days after almost dead. Brio the father and Mareella Brogan were again celled. The father said it was about two or three of • Monday when the child was stoles, end the I Lady said the boy was first discovered by her bro ther, on Toesday morning in the waste-hoese ; when, on hearing of the circumstance, she flew I. his relief. Ile mast have suffered severely, eke said, as it reined incessantly the whole of the morning, and the house bad no roof or cover of any kind. Mr. B. Ilenway's evidence contineed. He would have taken the child from her, if seaweed her de tign, but he did not know but she might be his 'setae, lila aunt, or near relative. He was positive the Priso ner eau the very woman he then I.IIW with the child.' After a short and impressive charge from the Learn. ed Recorder, the Jury Instantly pre in a verdict of Gmlq, and the Prisoner was sentenced to be trans ported for seven years. Jane Farrell, otherwise Armstrong, was Witted for frlonioa'ly stealing a pocket-bunk and Bank of liaised notes, to the amount of neatly 2001. the pro per,y of J. Shea. Mr. She•. in • state of intoziestion, on Saturday night, the Bth of Febresty last, was led by this woman to her lodgings. Itt this place he remained with her, 'sheeted, as he said, to be seen going out of such a plac►, the whole of Sunday. Towards evening he sow the Pawner, Farrell, take his pan taloons of a chair et the bed-side, and pick the pocket of a book. which contained the notes; he started op immediately to take it nut of her hand, bat she was too nimble for him, sod conveyed it to oi • of two Of three female cemp•uions who stood at the room-door, who drat eeeee ly contrived to pat it nut of his reach for ever. Ile recovered one note only, of 51. out of the whole property thus taken from his. Ile was positive as to the person of the Prisoner, and the fart of her 'skit% the pocket-book. Guilty.—lb be troorportrd for seven peers. A phenomenon. which teed, meth to elucidate the origin and emote of funguses, particularly of that species termed mushroom. lately occurred to the ob. (ion of Sir Joseph Banks. Having a cask of wine rather too sweet for immediate use, he directed that it should be placed in • cellar, that the waist. tine it contained might be more perfectly decomposed by age. At the eud of three years be directed his hotter to overlain the state of the wine, when, ow a ttempting to open the unit door, be mild not effect it in cooseqeence of some powerful obstacle.— The door was t►erefore cot down, when the cellar .•.<s friend to be completely filled with a fires fungus vegetable prodection, so firm that it was necessary to sae the ale for its remove,. This appeared to hive grown from, or have been nourished by. the decomposed particles of the wine, the cask being empty and carried ap to the c►iling, where it was wird 11.41 by the isrface of the fougus. DROPPED CMILD —Dei WHO SPIED eml eight in't•lnek list Thursday night a female infant, ow. :rutty about a month or five week. old, was found wrapped up in a piece of old blanket, lying at the gateway of No. 11, Foster-lane. Cheapside. It wss curled to the bridle of St. Leonard's perish. Saturday morning, as a carman was leading fend. fate in John-street. blinerieli, he fell off the cart, end pitching on his bead, upon • heap of atones, was killed on the spot. 03 Friday night, at the Anabaptist Chap•l. in I'r•vcot•street, tiocidmsn'ti•fieldi, whilst tho CO/P. sonny of <lipping eight adults was guing 00, some tl i•tes contrived to disposiesi seven of the carigiega. Con of great coals, bats, stsJ uutbetllal, with *bath ti.p; tot cif. THE STATFSMAN Fi.a tax LONDON G4ZEITE,M4Ren 13. —...-. Carlton•horn, March It His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, Ie the name and on the behalf of his Ma jesty, to appoint the Earl of Fife one of the Lords of his Majesty's Bedchamber, in the room of Ilia &r 1 Paulen, deceased. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. W.r•Ofce, Mauls 19. 131 lictleest of Life Gearee.—Captaie J. Martin, free, the half-pa7afthe4hi light Dreguem. to he Copious of 11. I ruep; •iee &eget Mawr Kelly. mho exchange,. Labia. Red Lieutenant A. C. blat.sen, Tram the half-pay of the tat Feet Oearee. to be Lketeunst. eke the Hoe. C. T. Monello*. who •schaagen. treeiving the dilieromm. 6th Regiment of ihnitono Gemirdt. Cape. U. l'ipoo. from Orr half.psy of the ‘6llll Foot, to be Cap.sis of a troop. vice Rear; Sham. who exeimusges, receiving the /Wetmore. ith Regiment of Light brownies, Curuct gad Adj. T. JrA, le have the rank of Limilesant. R. Smyth. Geol. to be Corset, by pgrebase, vice Willimme. p emoted. ISM On o —Lieotesaot R. Lase to be Captaia of s Troop, by porcluree. eke foinewield. aim rearm Comm F. Beckley io be Liestrienno, by poortime, vice Lame. 10, or tirersdier Regiment of Foot tjognie.—Ueentesitst sod Cowan, C. J. Yyricr, from the half-pay a the Regime's, to be Welshman's load Captain., vice K. Mater, who exchanges, . . retrivinT the digetruce. Ride lirogotie, .1. CuuWen. Get. to hr Second I ieutrasst. by pircloue, vice Peel, promoted iu the 90th loot- flffice of Ordnance. March 19. Corps of Rotal t.ngtseers.—k last Ltrokroaot J. Sykes Kitson 140 be hati owl Captain. &coati Lietatemost k. T. Atewood, to be lint Lieatesant. rrount-Ofila, March 19. MEMBERS RI:TUBBED TO Still. F. IN THIS PRE. SENC PAKLIAMENC. Borough of Glausikell. John Kiel', E.q. in .he rows elite Bight Hoooarable Miflias Bagwell. wYu has accepted the (Aiken Headmis. City of Cashel'. Ehe. ears Jahn Collett, of Leckers.howse, ie the foamy of lirruhird. See to the room es Richard Peeeetather, Foe. it Oho bus aceepead the (Where Headrests. BANKRUPTCY SUPERNI nr.n. J. RarfeM ► Araaitl•alrett, Smug, tam, avid orsulestal na- Honer. BANK RU PTS. .1. Barthel, Arnaid-siren. Strand, fogey sad onianonstal stationer. March 90. V. April 94. at Gaildtell. Anomie, Mew-. Pater.. and Co. Old liead-street. 9. Whirr . Terobas-greesi, • ictsaller. March 10, ?I. April 24, at Guildball. Aweraey, Mr. Heaves, Boaverhastreet, Met street. T. Guy, Laiinailer, broker, April 8. 9. 24, at the George len, Liverpool. Anorak+, Mr. Mann, Jaho-strees, Hedfurd-tew ; and Mr Toalaio, Liverpool. T. Lanes, Asegvary, Wilt,. core-deolor. March 22. 23, April 21, at the Black Horse lee, New Forum. A tiorale4, Messer, Sagiln and Co. Crane-corn, Fleet-street ; and Mr. Sways., 41 thee, Willa. G. Comm Manchester. plasterer. April 6.7.9 4 . at the Dec ' To•ern, Ma nchester. Allstate,, Mew'. Adherent and Co. Bedford-row; load Meson. Clue ad Co. Manche ter. J. Masten, Danford, deer, grocer, March 20. 21 April 24. at Guildhall. Aureoles, Mmes. Pew Dail and Co. Corbel'. coon. W. Hartee, Grabill, aenieseer. March 20, 23, April 24. at Guildhall. Allende,. Meier,. Collies and Co. spliat-gleare. W. S. gems. Chapel-street. Lamb's Coadeis-sireet, brick layer. March 20, 97. April 24, us Guildhall. Biterraeg, Mr. BLikelm li. &gated% lON, i leet•oltro. T. ',Coheir. ewl,n Nest, Cornwall, baker. March 20. 117, April 24, at Guildhall. Attoracy, Mr. Itivegtos, Weacinweir streei. J. R. Lamb. Uaswmth, LaDeashire. el/Jiro-primer, Mare! 19. April 5, 11, at the Bridgewater Awns Ina, Mandieder. Atli/Troy, Mr. Kay, Mancbeiter. J. Grime. Boltioe, Lancashire. opholierer„ April 9. 10. 14, at the Lertick's Head Tavern, Manche ter. Altoroiet. Maack Appleby and Co. Gray's lue-uluare; and 31101111. Clarke ad Co. Manchester. J. Howe. Fleibary-aseare, liverrstable-treper, March 90, 27, April 24, at Goildball. Amami, Messrs. Gavial aid Co. Gruy's Ina-maare. I. Price. Asks Rills. &ratan". Denbighshire. miller. April the York lintel, Llierpool. Anomie., WWI. Whitley and Co. Liverpool; and Meson. Adlingtoa aid Co. Bedford ruw. T Seism; and E. Smith. Woos, Lancashire.bed quilt-ea. llaarlare ,, , April 6. 7. 24. at the Bridge ler . Holtun. Attu,- I nim, Hewn. lleddirscroft, Gray's len; and Mears. Huard ' Elva and Co. Bolting 1 J. Mortal, Moment, Laareobire. eo:torsmsmauf.ictiirer, I April 6. 7, IN, al die Swan lea, Holes. A.lornitut. klmwo, Adlingloo and Co. Bedford-raw; and Melon. Crow and Ce. Bulioa-le- Moan. J. Booth, Oeseetoter, ebianiean, March 23, 44, April 21, at the Legs of Mae lea. Bonier. Anoriiies, Mr. iialsiuu, lloiteggardee; aid Mr. Ward, Barden. IL Myc o ck. Manchester. prove•lon,lealer, April 6. 7. 91, at the Deg T . Manchester. Aiornin, Mem.. Applrby and Co. Gray% Inioneare; and Mew. Clarke and to. Nage carer?. 11 IJ. Cameros. Manchester, merchant, April 7. 9. 21. at the ! Manchester. Memoir., Mr. Matignon, Middle Teeple; and Mr. Hauser, Manchester. W. A. Here, Itismaleigioti, Yorkshire, conon-rainufacturer, April 7. 8. 44. at Ile White Bear too. Manchester. Altar aim, arn. Hard ad Co. Teeple ; sad Alf. Hewitt, Man i tinter. DIVIDENDS. - - - - April 6, W. Mathiesaa std O. R. Limit. erre Whitest, Utilion-April 8. J. Ilasuoa. Masiebester. and T. Smirk. Middleton, Laocrolaire, router wows-April 5, C. Cridluad, Debits sad B. Cridlaud, Leicriter, iserelousts- A 017. W. Pie4e, Beathall. Shropshire, veer -April It. J. Clessesis. Plymouth Duet. wiener-April IL W. Doubleday, Nottiaehaus, lace-maaufacturet -April b, T. .1. Lauthmer, Cateattio-orret. mesehmst- pril CO, T. 511“0110110. Seowes- Ilekb, Rersooadory. oussleuspler -April 6, H. Bross. Cowles- I erre, Weemloster, builder-May 11, J. P. De Roam mid J. Mambristok, Aagrl-taus Tbrotsortis•-atreet. raercliaota- I April 6, T. IL Rabe sad T. D. Merirso, MaWeu•Mae. Wood street, butiotoorastafseterers- April 6. J. Stubbs. Loapitere, easeb-ylmer -May 1. C. Pallet rad J. P. Masses. leve•lame. A Iderwaibiry, 5, J. Wilky. witkamaby Wa terline. Leicestersbire. frinuer-April 3. J. Welter, /Wreck. Wurcestesbire, timber-trierchaist-April It, J. Mill Pin son, Deveraphire, rope•alnkri- April 3, 11. Wrigbt, Rew• Wee, Drumoick-square. nercbrusa. CERTI ICAT ES A watt. S. B. Fri. Hootseveltrh, upholsterer—W. Crowther, Holeate' tweet. wateb-waseracterer — H. Ileoriew, Wlllosswreet, Untie Jos—lase. cookeeper—O. Evans, .ea., Hlgb-wreet, work. bow-twerelwat —W. Taylor. jos. Liverpool, aserelwiat— lk, Cassels, N. &retitle's-law, mereksM—W. Howe, Hiroo, Yorkshire. ant-drester. PA 'ITN ERSH IPS DISNILY ED. I. Harvard, L. Rosana. km. and W. Ibtrwinl, Bask•ilr. Sorry/. rimil-inereliaats—T.. A. K.. T. C. Alonso. si.drle.. Ab bott, Wappiog. brewers—W. sod J. Perry. Bath. Yoshio- T. Delia and 8. Hamden, Rocherliiilie.woll, pluviber , - R. Tbovapessawd T. Hollins, liaorhester— B. Dookln, J. Hall, owl J.Gamble.bonweiribey.forwl preservers—J. Hills and .1. Kw. , rere-street, Uasebotwe, shaker-raisers—T. C. and 8. Milling me. Blshopriase.sweet W ithrrt, glas—rowers—J. Bain and I). Pattie. sr grocer.— W. owl W. J. A. Need.ill. 'rovi.tork. . Gilbert and 11. Illhoo. Liverpool, iiii eess—k. aid W. Slack, and li. Colesworllty. hoes drapers—J. Thomas sod J. Illsodell. I i•erpool, Inharc,) .trd test voissfortorerr— R. Diann and T. !Jule, Cowie *aro, Lang acre, black job-masters. The Melee Price of R I March lU. a 4t>•. lid. per CI Average Prom or CORN touter. from the Itetereo, %heat. I Rye I Reeky. - - rGAR, for the Weet, ending ENGLAND:naI WALE- 4 , pet bac March 6: — Oats. I Wane. , Pease. 1 Oaten. I. .I.lg .1 s. s. A. 1.. A. 79 1 58 0 80 0 11 7 67 11 187 8 X5B 4 Satetday mensal, the body am wretched lonking n , was Need is the med as the on.l of Bleck. f.ises-btidge. The body was carried to the well:. bowe. I'o LIG E. BOW•lTRE£T.—Onistarday an elderly man named Bristow, "owl committed on rebarge of stealing hay and corn frogs the premiosof*Missis Thompson and Co. coal-merc►ants, of (he Adelphl Wharf. Jun luting was committed an a charge of a quantity of linen and wearing apparel from the house of Mr. Norman, the celebrated pantomimic clown, in Broad-twert, Bnw.street. Eduard Alive, a shoemaker, was brought op on the following chew :—John K aye 4 44) eft, servant to Alderman Wood, deposed, that on the 6th inst. be missed a Bank post bill far Wt. from his boa in his master's house. He ceased payment to be stopped at the Bank ; and on the 9th be was informed the bill had come ie. Ile traced it thraegh several binds to a Mr. Hill, who said that a day or ton subseqaent to the loss of the bill the Prisoner mine to him with it, and he, to oblige him, got it cashed. The Prisoner, upon heing applied to open the subject, denied any knowledge of the bill. The witness now recollected] that, on the 4th, two days before he missed the bill, ' the Primmer brought home some shoes, and he was left is the pantry for • few minutes alone, and the boa containing the hill was left open at the time. , Feltoo now said seeh a bill migh base passed through his hands, be. he did not recollect; and knew nothing of requesting Mr. Hull to get it cashed (Si Lim.—lte• weeded. William Cooke, a hatter, In Greet Wild street, brought up William Money, a tailor, for passing a bad note upon him, on the 41st of November, in the purchase of a bat. Ile stated be could not positively identify the Prisorrer ; but from his height and the colour of his hair, he thought be 1141 the parson, and meeting him that moroing, he took bins into custody. The Mactrrasyc observed, that in this large Me trepans, he was apprehensive there were too many Id the SOW height and colourof the hair; that it was bet a slight proof, he should, therefore, order Money tciattend on Wednesday, in order that time might be allowed for the parties to satisfy tech other. HATTON GASOIGN.—On Saturday, John Morgan, and Mary, his wife, were charged by Mr. March, of No. 7b, High Holborn, tailo►, with robbing him to a conaiderable asouot. It appeared that the Poi. miners being in very great distress, Mr. March took them ioto his bons., the woman as servant, and the man to go of errands, clean knives, end do other small jobs. They had their board and lodging, and Mr. March allotted them Biz shillings per week for their services, from the 10th of October last. Not , a week bad passed since, brat he was robbed of silver spoons, wearing apparel, house and table linen. At length, from the repeated robberies committed on him, his suspicions were eacited against the Pri. loners. Ile gave information of the robbery at this office, and l'hisselton was sent to famine the pro mises and make what discove►ies be could; he searched the female Prisoner, and found near fifty pawnbrokers' duplicates for the stolen preperty on her person, one of which was for a blanket pawned tbat mottling. lie took them both into custody and brought then to this office, when the charge being proved, they were both committed for trial. QUIEN•IIQUAIIE.—On Saturday, a young men, a hair-dresser by trade, named Anderson, underwent en asamination, nn suspicion of herglary, at his master's house, in King's•roed. The Prisoner was described as addicted to profligate propens:lies ; he had conducted himself, whilst in his master's service, in sock a manner es to create suspicion, which led to his discharge. On Friday night last, the house had been broken into, and some silver plate, and about 11. 4s. stolen frees the till in the shop. Prisoner kid been seen in the passage in the early part of the evening. aad his general character being known, Cos. picinn fell spots him, and Cobham, the Officer, took him into custody. The Prisoner, in the strongest tams, declared his innocence, and he seemed very much affected at being impeach►d ; het the Magi. strate, under all the circonistatices of the use, or. dead him to be committed for further esansination. Thomas Jones, charged on suspicion of stealing a leaking-gloss, the property of some person unknown. was fusilier 'mislaid. The Prisoner offered the glass for sale to Mr. Paul, broker, in York-street, bat not being able to account fur it, in • satisfactory manner, Mr. P. gave him in charge to A. Polite.— , The Prisoner, in defence, said, be had been wander. ing about she country for work, and some person unknown to him, gore him the glass to sell. This at count of course could not be believed, and be was remanded. SHAMEFUL CASE. Comonat.t.—Saturday itiebard Ore appeared to answer a charge preferred stains& Me by the Parish Olken of White limo, for devettiag his chill, a detest-looking girl. oboist 12 t tors of age. It appeared the child had been is service. but hie penes. with whoa the lived our Itatio‘rorweolnwe to lodge leer, wet her to herr:wheel, Wiese for that purpose; her he hod refused to receive her, and he Ind driven ha into the street. where she attracted the mice or the tientleeen twine*, to the ruin, and they having a knoledge that he had don the wan to nether of his children. who was in rowsesprwee drivels to prostitution. awl was sow its the worklsnant they took the ' prevent little girl rind, r their protection. and obtnined a war rant agaiied the ilefeudaot to answer for his nnnatural conduct. to elm...ration he pleaded motility on :tenant of hi. poirrrlr I this wits reissued, nod it was proved be carped good wages sued ' bad cuostival employ. Mr. Alderman W A5T1131431 theft addressed the Du fendant is Wan of browsing severity. lie told hint he no the most un feeling scoundrel he ever witaeswd. and hi• coedurct nos waive Olga way tang that hod eons within his knnaledge. •. Inn air Isoadol, amid the worthy support your children ; if www poverty regrets you. apply to the pariah, • hot do not inn thew ants the streets. You most ratify the pa for the care they have taken if this girl ; if yuu do hot st 111 introit yarn to prison." 'lay liefendant withdrew whittle Olken. - Illierrott•suluss.—Solumilay William Newman Wei besought up ooder a charge of obtaining inanmey studio t .i.e ttnoriairim.— le appeared from the stastesseat of a novalter of mammon, that it had been the practice uf the Primmer. who had for • oboist time been in she riart.i)meot of Mr. ll...flier. a mitered& tr0d...m.10 iu the rile, in (urge orders from 1140 Genairnems la other Iftole•roroo o lib ohm m he dealt, for goods. nod by male% memo , he • iiii emitileil in commit eatensiv• deprrditimsa.- 11wcr aver five distinct cle:ar:es cleat%) totinlatiotett Atm i from s o me he had tiMained :1.. from other, 11. aint i f It ma- intimated to the Lona DI to on. that there sere it *ow ber of other trmtemorts whoa the el t-oner had defromded tra iler the same eircomytauees ready to Arius forward shadier eberse. totaiust the Pfienliee • Art hi. Imed s t.op man a 'pa t ina that at nuolJ be piling the pnetle. is unaserrosavo irmobtr and eaor acc. as the (harp- ••!seatly yoh•taatioited azalea him were goite stifficical for public Jaw ire. The Pf i.naer itio folly comatitteJ Jar trial, sad the parties booed over la proorenle. J. ftleutinea •ay eharpol mt h Wirier, •leterttly swanned the (lie (Mire's. nail haying. mitt. Wins, reicoyd two feltuo 6 slew the ()@erry's:ad in costude. 'Me cieennntaecrs of the case were stated to be rlbetie t —On i Ow ?lilt of Noreirtiet W. Nlttetasto add J. iiitirley. City 41:.- 1 e.. 1 4. Rent it fib a sman Nan., ii • ' i•ol SO .• No el lon. resort t: ILicve•, at a 1041-1.1; ;Voile (ii:: 1 .., Rell I.i•PI, is. Pftlicv .1 leer. in apprehend %owe tells who hal e.onmitted a lOghway robbery upoo noloasuo. who went *ids .ii•ssi to Meteor. their persons. hi hen the. arrive., at else Imotor she* view into OW tap-room. in whirls there were 40 or 311 sea driiikiag. awn immediately pninied not .01r of the two also bad robbed him. 111,rchant took ihe mast .et of the rooms, IHNI gate Ms into the castoff, ut Shirlr.. while he and %Monies new up stair. Into a club room. alien, oyes weaning the stairs *amber of Iwo r..used oat of the runs wad ran doom stairs. followed by . \I. chart and !Solomors. who rotted Shirley bl ee d. Jog sad ethaast..d. hr MA in their abalone her. attacked by the me* in the loser part of the house. who were Nearly all SMIIPCI with sticks and hind:eon., and hod tees the PreMilff Irma him by wain force. s's hil•t alarchont aas speaking to Shirley be received a severe blow with a stick on the back if the welt from some one whe was staadiag bear him t a cry of •• rescue" having bees raised the whole ',Lice was Warms. and owning.. Isere pouring in in their assistance. ultra Ilatelsaise Owed hliwelf at the door. is order to present all isoren or egrets from the louse. Ile had not been loom at this 'ultimo br. fore he fel-rived a wispiest blow with a bludgeon from a mite who was entleavouriag to get into *choose. 31archant memo diately p d sod seised the fellow Ihe was then immediate, ly surrounded by a number of fellows, who attacked Wm lota sides, and finally forced his prisoner ?nom Was, leasing the half of ale weigh-ow, by which he WM held. la his hand. hlrir. chant afterward. weer into the horses's/ trash the pot-boy.who was atm charged woh felony, into ca try, awl brooch@ him oat of the benne. As he is MS taking him away he received MI brae a / blow it Mb a stick tram behind s he immediatel, tenant and Illelec the fellow sago had street him he let go tbn pershay, sod poniard and tank hint. At he was abort to tabs the fellow away the o bole rang r.illied all their fortes and again aitarked him wiih greater ferocity that before. blartimat. for a bag tone, bravely composed so siseqoal castle/4,lmi at karts was drives In seek ruler is the of Moses Israel. Who lived opposite the ylaer of action t here he was &Hawed by hie awaikinn. and after treei•ing a itemiser of revere blows ea the arm he was comprikd to relinquish hi. hold. The toles, am/ braises be received acre so severe. that fur a long new afterward. he was rendered itscayable of attead.ug to hi. ally. Shirley also onto dreadfally beaten nod cat that he was egos hoed to his bed, in a dearly,. wate, fur a lends es time after ward... (ipso a =bemire+ areastrio, when same of she porsontro•- ceriwd la this outrage were apperhended, the Meets narrowly escaped being mindered by tie swag. Two of the rktaleodiers. mewed Moody sad fowler. were, at the Loudon Adjoorned Peniotn..eotewcrd to twelve and figireen months Sensitisati on's. and to Gad Sareihml Is keep iho peace fur the same 001fIlge. - _ The charme haying bees clearly substantiate✓ against the PH inner NI endoza, be was oed,red to And Mil. We are ►app✓ to Irmo, that the Hamer of the Muse which was tee ,eene elf the mum, Ms bra suppressed. bl.,e• hues was committed for asmultisui a. Officer at Di lie's-place, sad ordered to Gad boil for the acute. AMRKB73. Cote Flew otatta, MAR( a 115.—Tbh omelet's 'apply all &elk. 11/beat b-tste I. .11 that at tier tbwu 'piglet- v .14 it as advance .1 ts I tens Ism a 11414 61.1114.14 for .e.es tb-teslelbtas at ta-t blabsdai't itt et—Few Bade) I, dearer, be ..ert was se &weed far istreebw,—Grev Prat 4 1.. lewes.—lkawaliftrir easakabla Away% efette ..s lamer terra.—pap It. cbrapac than na tbi. dal talreele.—la miter articles se alterase.t. whom (KegOdt) .... 70 PO • Grey Per x.so Si New dim Boons Uitto I Foiteigo) .... 00 11.1 Old do. --- Rye 50 52 Ekti do 4l 411 &An 6O 64 1 ems 34 36 New Viso de...... . - Molt - 76 tO ' - - . _ ii:::.:::... 33 35 white Psi /1 4i j New Far N. -- -- - - -- - ii Ka nee bleier 0 70 ....... Dm* Maim .........11 50 Seconds Surrortitta M MR FT. Mance' 15.—Orm Market thia mem km was very sell mipplied with paw. which gam ready ink at a Ofillft redertiee frets the pries of lam ',vit.—Tito .:eon Matey was large, sad price. viral.—Veal 6RJ Pert al last week's perm. The betlerra I. tbr Hey Market was beefy this matnike at last week's prim.— Clover Nommate--Straw met te63) ette at a redectior 6f 3.. per Inad. The liemele• • a correct etatemeat of the embers sad priers at Martel . . mr• ••• ..... T.. tin! Me oat'. per lure of 810► Meet ... 4.. se ... 5.. 4a. I Brad of Conk tbis day 6 Mutton ..4.. 61. H. 6.. 4d. Is ... .. ..... 4140 Veal ... St 6d. to 7. 04. limy and Lambs ..... 14,310 Port .—S.. 61. I. it. 114. Calm .........VA1 Lemb....l* OA. S. ot. 04. Pig. .... ..... —.....—.11%) MAT.IIARKILT thy ...... M. 0.. 04. In 71. Os. Od. ; Clover .... fm. Os. lid. to M. Is. o#. • • /Va. .... 11. 10.. W. Io Si. 0.. 04. meersing, en *posing the bed-room of Mr. James Caper, a •ewsmen. well known in that hominess, and also is the neiglahater. hood where be resided, tit. SlVielleg Church-yard, he was discovered hanging to the bad-pest. He was • person of cheerfal temper, and appeared is pod health, and perfectly collected the preceding Veen. log. No cease run he given for this 'melancholy act. Friday eight some tablas entered the area of Mr. flolroyd's !mere, Itacrell-squere, and by a crow. bar, forced open the door of Om larder, whence they stole a quantity of victuals. The kitchen-dour ■nd windows being well centred, defied their efforts,— The noise made in forcing open the larder doer, mutt have been very greet; anti how the robbery could have been effected •itlrnut being overheard by the watches., is a mystery; and is to be enquired into. .MARRIF D. On the Isa loat, at siTi;••;llnVire the Wert. Ur. Edward %%est. of Maronation.pl tee. to Charlotte Atlanta, daughter ur Mr. Abram. of t►e Teepee. On the ISh tortoni. at Alrtallawr, Laarltatalreet. ►y Ow Rev. J. 0. Gerrard. Mr. Nat►an..l Phillsys. at the Cloortaitiory Drporttneot. In ElOllll. IV king' of she late Captain worst. it« the 12th he nut, at Rabelais, Soloes, the Nev. J. Hof loe' 11, U, to Nana, ! r ating...l datterter of duo Kee. Robert Keelor of bi.utbaes. DI CI). On 'betide at Upt..4l-ii;ey. flna.t, is her 19th year. °mantic, yews/est daughter of the late Stephen Cotner, 1.-q. of I.lilhaak greet. Tr ...ultimate. Lately. in Row, kmaaltella, wife of Liest -Gen. Ilay, its Adjutnat4letwtal of the Fonts in I• rttvd. Os the 13th item. at Valey.benite, Cigna,. Wyatt, Li. lain Met•ber at Partialness far !4odharv. ()lithe 9th intl, at hit borne as Tunbridge-well.. James Bar *Moment Ihratey, trident toe of 'l. lkin let , ot the La.t lindla-koure. At Sonslign.e. latt we►k. She ire fallawing children of A. K. Mackenzie, kee l .: Elisabeth, tied 13 yes.. t do,man. aged 10 years t Ivibella, aged mine year.; Aso Leninist. aged eight year t and James Weimer, aged tan years and a loaf. 'fbe..- childtes died all In ten days, of ulcerated one threats and inlantasitiitts ea the wind pipet .4n. Mackenzie. and Oa t en nf Merliddrea. trete Lid op at tbe name time, but are now Ina Lair W 4 s .4 termer). Os the ;thaw an., sized 44. Asa. the wife of W. Wood pre. E.g. fortneily ..1 *f rahridge. in Kent. 0.. the 3t►irtuat. 'lSt. Album, Bert., Mc. W. ll•wdea, of Ifo-I. Ito the 11th tea. at Mrs. flair, relict of the late Dr Mir, of On the dth inw. Mr. Joke Grate. Offal Taraeltrail, I. die SO year if bi- age. she ;lb tau.. at Nortnieb, is theft'. year ether are. Sim Mary Murray. relict .4 the lane Ur. Jobe Murray. of dist city. T;(wit-o, or 1:XCI10,1 Roar U K U U. Dille. on *IEIO. 0 Asp.o-nla.n. II 6 C. F. Inn., a 1 oigln. II 3 Roilenles. II 7 Y U. A RIM trp. 11 II •I me. Hamburrli. 31 I to U. Altos,. 31 3 dare. Men, 13 *U Onto. Y 4 In U. 11.nargleasty. Y I !O U. Frank.mi Ihelinine. 'Heim* Idadriet, Canis. LSI film:wee 11111,.4. Y. ‘c.rlllr. IY liibuntar. 311 FIU•AV. YAMS It Leenes.sll Genoa, 44i Malta, Vraire BX . IX X) kar a t, 411 lei/ore& L.A.. bit 0p.".. Its. Amino. 64 Weal's. prr Cert. Cert. poi yet tint. Agfa a the Bank on 11..11antl, Peerkiril field. on Colon, »$. IMn. 41. Is. tid. per •s. New Milan. S. 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