The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-11-06 00:00:00

I COVRT - 0 - F CHANCERY. Noi. 5. . . ' F G ine that re s ells, and ra - 114 Oakes, !her 20 ;Piquing Ills, there are two by descput i but 'Asiatic. We shall 4 . 1 r t +mice toted from Eti. T.tarr‘ is the common - and of Lorraine, Oariogen, whence 'Hews* of Lorrainel Odense In this UP, taken the ivtt reigns o'er ranee, is co n tinued reiglie in France, Lure*, unfit it !re is another Ge net rite (MP of )rd Ittnn springs in Niteroi. ins ly of Italy, •It i 4 the real House of into two branches,. Crowns of Great while the elder, less illustrioos by ander the name of Psperionced a Si- The elder branch leg patrimony in nsplanted to the ►erchy. bears the Imperial 'rk ;and not long /Pe of the branches Duchy of Olden- one of those of ;rod amore brit )any vicissitudes, red on the Throne 'erns the Duchy of :WI origin, now ',y ,ie Prince in the i 'agog 01111(3r0n. - - - -- 0. Thfi Hosof of Savoy. This Rouse bears the . 'Urn w o of Sardinia. - 10. The House ofOWettin, or Pf Misfile, which ' ' telgos in Saanny, where the younger Noe bears the • Royal silica. The older branch is honoured with se. tarsi Ducal and Grand Duel' 'tidy , . I I. The Ileitis of Witteisbach bears the Crown of Bavaria. • • •-•• " ' • It The Royal HoirsoKffirtemberg. Of the eight other Siffatiiiii Houses which do not - , bear Crowns, seven el divnien, and one Sclaionian. They are the Ilnuoksiof 'Atifialt, of Brehaot or of ' Nesse (divided into three bnloches), ell Lichtenitein, r . of La Lippe (dividectintO two branchea), of Meek.. libillittigh Ole ritait ancient of all the s , fereign Itoirtes) .l - of Reuss, Of OFltwershnurg, sod of Waldeck.. Kb 4100 16 reiiiion,. four of these Sovereign • ilai . sti CeflOit t lkik Above of fraNlcc„ fhwity t i Itt"atti;i4l3alifelhall*.llo aFi At Itr4trif . 'l 4' 4 . .Virkti Liiiiiiiiiiiiitefuritiitti! tit 61 I*Pkgfish .:. I 1. teh, 'ili. thok 'of the Alubites,:tt rifilisid, of t istkikhisiri, of Anhoft, of Brabant if 'fiiirsi , , of • 1.100., of IVliiciitt , ohurgh, elf 11.14ist,"of Schskaira• r: V its ail', sod of Waldeck . to thein latter le* may '‘'• act the Rouse of Seros4Otte. 4 , ".' . Tte# r 0116% tag flomillesire of differint religions:— Those of Alsace, Lorratoe % Hohenzollern; Holstein, Ny a nj a o r bli so is. bile family , ii MillsilliuSu•. . • . — llosinaThialiitlidi= . LAW IN,'E'LLIGENCE, .. . • At ten erfticit this Morniie.ltir Robert Daf ' Int. accompanied by Mr. Jiistitil Park, cstne ro the Lord Chancellor's private mord, when the foriPor took the usual oaths on his hecomiog Chief juctide. of the Cook of Commno Sews tii-morrea. LORD tiaiy, IN Tilt MATTE* OP IDE Deleßiti poit.tata or ttoceotit. Mr. ArittleaOXittic in this ce'e smtiol, tint he VP,I.j instructed tipose that it he referred tb die Mastor to enquire whether it wohia in proper to redeem the send " A , part occordingl a which by ostler of the Court of hilre't 'fat' thotrgh*he sit ti lunatic cases sieve to be v►. John, Liird Eldon, slid not He did not approve of sales were partly given and partly Cob►t could not be hound no finch thing should be done continuing to do so, they trouble and litigation. He . _ :ty Commlisioner under the Act of ParliaMent, but mot ai Lord Chancellor. The Coed would net allow even the nearest of kin to interfere, for these persona had no interest in the estate duriug the life of the lu.' natic, and it was impossible for any man to have sat . long in that Court withoet seeing bow which persons were disposed to mislead the Court. lie therefore refused to confirm the Master's Report. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, Noe. ' TEMPEST 0. ORD. ' Mr. BELt. presented two Potklisee• frees Messrs: Hoppers and others, assigeees fI the lietttilsptt estate of Mowbray and Co. -* The first prayed tbst an order of the Master,.fii• l eg the elsima of Mowbray •nd Co. on.itss nstste.of 'Cady Vane Tempest,' be confirmed. Mr. MARTIN, Cotinaiirfifi. the Plaintiff; „,did *fit isbject to .the osder,i sod it vas- accordingly eon- The other Petition prayed that the iatioss soma advanced by Movsbroy and Co. to a collier, belinig• leg to the Plaintiff, and the amount of which bed leen agreed to by the Master, be paid by Mr.: Lied, agent for the Plaintiff, into the hands of the Peti tioners, as assignees for the bankrUpt estate. Mr. BELL stated, thst the money adt a-need to the colliery had been raised by bills drawn on Mnerfituy and Co. in London, by the same fiviwitt Dusborns...- He maintained, that if these bills were now takisu up, Lady Vane Tempest would lose nothing by slue measure, since her banker's account would be se duced exactly is proportioq to the mount of the. bills. Mr. MARTIN had no objection to the prayerst-ei the Petition, as far as it regar.led the balance Of the bills drawn on the London House of Moe.. Itray and Co., Plaintiff's *gents had tsk , n up severed,' to the amount of 15021., and he hoped that sop would be deflect.... The' Vice-Ciuttrcmon wished to be informeritilk this point by the Solicitor for the litaintift, bit .b i was not present. It was therefore agreed titre!' doe case should stand covet till" Monday meriting. nEirron 0. - ei.S.NNINta. Sir A MIMI PIGGOTT iffP4Wilweil II Petition rPIIIII Helen Chester Boinville, trn heli4lf of her Leo, John lioinville, a minor. Petitioner's longhand had Irk the sum of 16,0001. to he quell) , divided 4etven two children. The testator h.d directed, that tToey shojtld not be iovegted si htnemoneytitt they well! gi years of age, and that payment should he postponed till the Petitioner's death. The eldest of the chil. dren is within a month of that ; and is awsious, with the concurrence of his trusters, to enter with. out d e l a y on the stutly of the law. The peeler of rho feiiiion was, that the interest pfJohe 130hteillefe, share °IAN/ property lett by 'Mk lathe thaterititocememtvf hog etlocsatirre. ""iiiitairlav-Cust __ F : atm et . she intricesi until by wee of erse.-i IC I !Oration bad keen made a twelves/ion* aseri;be woukl have refereed the case In tiro Mai - tern . 11 up. peered sit:sego tint sueb a Petition Iberia be pre seated now, since the minor tsoeld be of stein the course of one refinrh. IN should, however,-agree to refer it to Mr. Cot, she Milner, to determine what suet ought to he allowed the Peiitioner's . aon, in, order to enable him to promeete in bib studies. is Tate etAXTsit Or Tep Lean MAYOR or LONDON. Mr. Fon' er.amc presented a Petition from the Kee. lor and Lheich wardens of the Pariili Of St. AnyS' sod Agnes within Alderegate, prayitig for the arkice of the Court gilder the following Mmerastances : The Lord Mayor, under the emhority of the new , Post-office Act, had purchased certain property, for' which the Petitioners were trustees. The property. was conveyed fee 8,6941., which had hoen vested in , ifie throe per;Cosar. Bank Autiuities. Isoliliew to act with regard to the ap—, plichrtiesa# K Ibeelliwideads, and begged the-advice of I Ihe.Camse6 • :• •-• • The VICE-CUANCELLoa asked Mr. Fonblane. if tit's it tterwer.Geneiel had received it copy of the' Iffidevit ? and being told that he had got notice of the. application, but not • copy, his Honour ihas the application was not regular, and that (beet could not Interfere. lie ietomnierided it ... to amend their Petition, and ley it before the ttornefy.Generah prevent the spread of typhus fever, the follow. ,b r i, primal., is posted on the front of several', in the low part of Glasgoni.".." infactiotts this dwelling." a consolation to the indostriona mechanic, . persons of moderate income, who are elliicted,' knot*, they may have the best advice, gratis, U attend at certain boors, namely, Tuesday, "Fioredey. avid &today morseingt, until one o'clock, the Medical Board, Great Charlotte-street, Mark frimAeoad. That thooaasttis suffer from improper trainee. Is latent send of a ( boodle' 411 " 1 .0 boil •entail Medical red with . ' NSWlief Ile 1 in'the '<Ole soil • 0800 - Woodisteebobti till elgr precise) Roptur :bes t . h, yittpc, ims lin" hunter. thl; young (Van; Sion* to White ,trse„""paiiotp, no; fl hr. ! , W. Laic otno ; !Chi 44 wit li'idtifellffi tot. Be!nsfs Esq sartisl • sir , of tail ooitto aria hilt, M. Wednesday 'setting. htr. 'Broad, it ipkired; wee in town b had ers to the St. "Istiiit' Caffen:htioii., tureing.froon thence shock' a quarter pat accompanied by two friends, obse wed therniefitli fitflonitd by tern pers , whotn was Mr. Eames.. i t :ornewhat sir circumstance he and his friends stood . ' them an opportunity to pass. The Potitt#i frietid, however, stood still also. They t 7 down the bill, followed as before. CO+ they were being dogged for sortie Ink Mr. Broad and his party determined II again, which they oosootter attempted Prisoner and the pilisitri with hire retut ;persisting in folloning•ttem . . AO °ppm efforded them to pass on, but the behind. Mr. Broad and hie friends roond and met the Prisoner in front, with him on the impropriety of hii coo -11 following them, mod desired to know why misted in so doing. The Prisoner replied . n scurrilouslangusge, called them contemptible and - without Inviter provocation struck *NM bloat in the face, which bore 'video( Violence; a teofile ensued, the watch the Prisoner takelinto custody. Mr. Samuels, of Ramet.street, At end Mr. Mager, of (;ornnell, who we! .with Mr. Broid, fully corroborated the statement. The former Gentleman, se his pocket-book some time ago neer •4 and from the conduct of the Prisoner, felt very suspicious of the repetition o rill float*. Mr. Eames, in Itit:defence disclaimed of following. Mr . istosd and his par they eyed him curl his friend with great did not think it right to go out of tiie them,conceisiti they took him for a Ott deny having struck Mr. Broad, but eel() till be had pietiously received a Samuels. Two persons,. Whose*. Oft r‘ theliteee of the act, file, were celled to' - confirm M fence, i hich was' pesitivelyaonied by and his t two friends. The parties being all respectable, ti dermen ricommenclid them to 'retire tt der to erect an sinlettile • reeoncitiatit sehsequently done by Mr. Earnesmaking •and paying 21. to 41 nubile charity. MA It LBO ROU G ST R.EET.—A. young cent appearance, was charged by diU keeps a suhscription.hoube, in . Nissan Anne's, and who Is also a surveyor 'house, under the following cireumetances Powell stated, that he bad received Or he produced, by post. It demanded .fired pounds iu authoritative terms, against him a threat of exposure; unto Was acceded to, for beiy4 a participat log, with others, several' thousand pounds rElkneeia a manner whiclo would not 44-sorthdevittSl that era Snow 1,9 Knightahridgw, ihould be sent without had'isit kegler of the statements cl ftielal • f ire 'answered the prektotiOn'tovosith : for W. W. at 'bridge Past-at/dee, end 'be detected the pbuidiod ignerante, endsaid that xhe was master, a ma* in Tuthill-street, Westmir Corroboration, this man's daughter s iv' the accused, hastened off when she plaloont apprOich the post-office. I( Mot the hatid.ciariting - was his, bet Mr. sent a similar letter to another person to **tort /the female was liberated, on her promising to a again whet, called upon. . , *QOIIEN-SQUAKE.—Yesterday a journeyman serr puler was Amended, for robbing the house of o.Cueali tletuan iu Groseenor.place, where be was et work, of different articles of wearing apparel. lie had fol lowed a servant girt down to Brills in hopes of mar rying her ; bat she hating heard his character, verY • prudently declined his offer. Lainswrit.vrevec.—.Yesterday two boys, named, Laing and Baldwin, were remanded for being con. cerited in robbing a Gentleman named Jones, of his hat, in Whitechepel. Mr. J. was surrounded by it gang of yostug thieves, who attempted to trip up his Its the scuffle Mr. J.'s hat ;came off, and some of them ran away with it ; but Ise . succeednd iu securing the Prisoners. • UN lON- II ALI,.—A case of importance to coal-met chants, witarfingers, end owners of bar i tes, was yes/era's) , dissolved it this Office. Mr. llubeit, of Nine Elms, Lambeth, barge-builder, appeared to a summons for having employed -persons to werk barge on the Thicket, they 'not being fretrottent of the, Warerreee's Cenepanyi,; nor epseeentiees riguterity hotrod. The CoMplalants, S. liSorderrtline and finuttne, Ire f.4vtnen of the Waterrncti's 1041100 Y, 'and on their behalf It with stated, -fttat minsiderohle• Injury hid been Mthieed by the isotterontm, in cease.' Vienee of voil.tottiellents, baege.tisoildere, and other liwnert• of creft„ niapibying persons. to see t ek their itesseli *ha had net itirfthrsiti spriienticAbsitip to the' business, %hi] 'were dfstidttlifled by law and Ire Plus lotions of • the Witerinen's Comp.°, for atith , :entploy. 'mint. On the day mentioned in .the summons, the-' 'freeman, empltivetl one of . barge from Netsgerferdoi Cornplainints bottle twat,' want on hoard 'lie barge, he pvtortrice, 'esl worked They upplted to Mr. their StitilisP;iiitiell'he re. the pi/Went ekirite. It 'Wit 'contended, r 1,4 ti Mood m (reeves., of the Waferineorls'' rules was poi; on. Reference it Rito, to , inotartiemen, had o rig \ fter 'mature considott that • non-freeman, put . mouth* A Juryman observed. that a few month* *V ille 9 /1 .1 husband' threw her, dead drunk. our of a Our-pair ,of .1 I. 1111111)W. The husband was u sober man, mut bud fregoemly worked for him.. • The It acownew.—How long shall neennhue her, Gettkalk to make her stoker ? A Joir,yrium.— I think she may he sober en sonnilt, The ICiimuosht.--Thers we will give her t*u asuothsjoirpg her r e ompletety to bee settees. OliONEli t r I:V.(21,1E81S. SUPPO9I:IJ SU !CM& On This rsday eV , CO ng L a' clesen o'clonit„ as Wren was at th-. sir; •iif the Wen. - Hermitage—tiers, Wapiime. before 1, W. UNIV. 'Y , Fig. Coroner, on the 1*(1y tiflikther (rttnn, allsit yfring•weinan, anoint 10 ye:L(4 at age, Aka awe to or do* under the ?following cirettartateceli:— gr. David 4:fa I 1 Hen ,of • Henattnge•stteet, swrita, said WO* Ia wa t•-44e. deceased *es sty *roast. *ad litred te M A me nesPil thres lc enr4, during which time she hehareit herertfwith 'heal , Ot:) , f propriets. The lost time i'shw her A k#was (*WA IF ~nr.clay nicht :fla.t i ribetet sin • 'Weld. - , st et time dart ' driakiNg herte.kierthq liiielawa g she appeared a d deireitd• arfd seemed to be W {for the last Ten dlya; ' • flOrd rim( duds 'm irk .ome•enoneet ion teak her and wyosfaigialtniert rhea. **:. .employ: cf tit r....,11eatt. an ondertaket, iese.e heighboutritoadsP 1.0 ,one right week Ow w ire ..f the .anal man naught theft*" 'nether Le bind the bieek-duor of 14 Vase. oa.whitylaiesoluta tan attack oa the deceased and !meeker a beating fttoileesati - d' lawn the 044se in the At ite's face t 4tpail the yorWe thee ( rtt raand* the f out door and knocked; air 0 hia ip,wee ii. - Ilhe said. proceed that 1 had an aboatianbk sermon; th Ishe bad tit harg • hand away from her. and (bare were anpreper vete varied on ; she hart caught Theme bath tagether. I rrq her to sow, arid I would esquire idtri k, on which I proceed dna rt sows to the kitelsest far thepafprtotr ol 4Kaking to sliel*• ceased.; but tie was not there, hawing gone pin,: jt •it posed, on hearing the man's wilt at sbellohe. r snore or her tilt I was tatvraletthat. sillasaillierdarillif . . • • • the river Themes, : ThnmasGurhett, sworn, odd— lam a walera,. Ileillel i s .11tt.Tifbie-.0 hitt s Aln• Wt d settlity ereiiing 14(Z1014_, .'neor the st airs.-Ordien a sins seine and iadossised - Iblalattell n• sage-dm:kg was t , lchndyAttf a woman we the water near Barri 1 %%eat with him immediately aid aaw thedemessedalthalt i l in the . water. I got my 4toat'and teak her dot* __..... i opinion that the Pad amt. bees .anal; in the ',wear tehillw r quire dead. Mr. Robert limilditch FR ont—T ass a garAeall. lb Instead Oat Iletatsed. -Os esetalhation ilea t iti t4 a contuttou over the tuft eye. lonia lacerates! wain*. of them, in my opeand, were Waived by a Sharp insit's • anew Ore.] hey stiffloielt Vo c., tea death ; It Is mist prate* iket *-- -.eased by , ..) . . , -• Yitseroiml t at ptosent It' fisailiis, b ...... .--iste . r tilittiik4 by the possessing of Roil ll'llithi diet reign ender the ttlies of - 7.tekek 'fed Princes, makineWitkwil i s t XPOwille'. Of the 12 Royal F r at.biliis r" iriench, -Philit, German, one lyslivn h r i 11er i men by patrimony,' and` one Asia . i t eioe•ihent pq their alphabetical circler ,i. the Vrafilty of Apart, devi=rn P ' - chnri, buil: of Alsace. 'This•rsort‘ i stock of the Sennett of liepstreurg nr 'heti confiiunded in the House of %al t , 4 that of 'Baden is dotived. The limn ~,,,,„8,. in Aostrie, Tusceny, and Mos leiter* country it isas, within our 11 . Apalt. of Efse. '... . .2. The Funtily •1' Bernadotte, tb , . Scandinavia. 44 , . . 3. The linuseof Cape', or of Frani • •• .1 n th e family of Bourbon, Which rei i ... Speig, Playlos, and pinvisionalty in T. 6 - e. 1 te ' -v. .. & :tree/pit a like4glie of Parma. There w r . , • tee ny) , Which. Hanover, is (14 t oo te , i i . . .. , . 0,..,*. , , rf lege. From this bagtai ' - --el ' ik • a - ' TBressnie, that reigns it i '' .v..: 1 i ... t 0: '''', • "ego of Oggifi, origin * vial* i t his so possessl .t s •'4, • ' it tbe. naient and .I . . s - : ` • '.• .e, ;! CrA r • . Into . Cr 3 ' ' le — •i• 'it , ~. , t yo . i, , ' die L t - 11 4 4 ,,,, iirett. • or ; i 7 4 r ye[ P . .., not les . 'v • ' , , ..„.„„t . • ~ ~ • -saigneennith , . ~ So ~.3,.., .; )1 • . 5.'4 f, ...,‘"v* • . ~. ,*,. . tenant el ^ ' : Sbiiillt fat/4i Ike 4,161. Til • 1, i . .5 , .., .., tins 0 ,' . • 4/I fam ily hos,preorraed its mode , ~ ;130thoo, w hile the y Ain't branch. tral • ", rat; 'Sas founded the Pronion Mont 6: The Ilgose of 'oOstein beat Crown of Rtrsia,ind*lrgi 4l k"m"' tine, it reigned also iniOaddrissi • Ore pf, this Hopis gosernsilie Grand Du •bobfg. 7, 'the Mato of Nissan is also c , . • *cb ilgilyggbfger branch has acquit • . . i'4,o4l . tylthatt the elder. After mi • die c isri ti fter line of this House is seate . ,of the Oberland' t the elder gofer' , Nesse°, ' -I 8. The !loose of Osman, of Turki .. . reduced by a beautifies policy in oni . _ "Sower of his age, end two young chi _ . •' 1 Land Tats on her estates, and to report according l y. ' affidavit The CHANCELLOR granted the motion. present ; •: • Y . la the cantle of the morning, his Lordship 'Owed said, th 1 1t)at'the Public had been repeatedly told of the dc.. o r c os , ,3, lays Which had taken place in that Coort, and per- to t h em . ' baps no person had, been more attacked than he was A tom . . . ' 'on that point. 'rho Public might jodge, however, • I. to whom the delay! *eh to be attributed, when they • we kohl, that notwithstanding all the hurry and To pt ... *anxiety which had been manifested for tie decisions jog lob , ~.; ' before rite' long vacation, there were now Iwo hun. h°loses i . . dred and silly order* made try himself,' the Vie,- fewerin Chancellor, and the Master of the Rens, 'Which had .it it . never been called for. tie wontd leave it to trip and pen Ilufitic to make such a decision bit this us they. t. time Paw proper. When the Public, bovreter, Warned they et ~, - him for being tardy in his decision's; he *mild beg! Tiland. - to state, that when 'he carte to thiCßar, Cointeel• alike 10 e. re tit:she 'habit of conetting theraselei to thtelliere friere.e •if ''. $ ht their briefs and affidavit's; brit inset:llona treatise' 'N, .- t , , ID* niadeso boldty, find . With, in iltithi. cases, disease I ' ,4•:, - L • whatever, thet. fib *lie • indilipiaalbly 'boo - ' OPilli. • : Or at' the aflidev(th 4bd MIN wrlfielt . iia.:l —.The I ~ . . .'"'' • *lei it Mt wisitittivortio litityo tit itrede:t • afflicted . • t . _ :" .7 ''.. 4 - Hp ircnild . fiCii, .141tiais i eti, Ibribititit* 'tithe, las, Nei • OM he tats determined its heseek 4 eitiht istlestewe'r to Nine in '' 'a lloW i alfigTe case tit ittliPfhtlik; • Witilit - Clisitset or . Ithvimi ... .• - : Sitilcitors were absent, ow /T . iii 'dolt* hi 'felt he' "Cdoria .., I tiiitinid in some measure tfit it! Pad to The coltiftiliiess tiOspita . . Atf big delay. To this 'ratite was determined tigidly rid at t - tliedhere, end would attwh An eireepiton UAL . . , flight ti 'tir.i:PhATS ST . EVEN . 0 tir'24ns - wkrizi u . 'elititiv .. 5 'tette-bp . ' 74 ' - t ll ~.e.VCIN vim. s - i - • % 4 • . • 'read, p 1 .t - This wig in 2'111614bn in confirm the' Itiiite;'s' 1/g..—13 . . 'report relative to Abe sale of the. Enhatic°4 eiteh;.-- v. -- 24 incik The oneition w 4,1 relltive to the ti t s i pleb* '14.00 lof the ft ilection Dety..est.tie s fale;" ; ;.I ,Id:41•• ' . r o oms I .. . . \ . • • - ~ . N . . . .. , • • ... ...---....,-..,,......e.,... ig invk vsyru. us arm., aims lich sioarepted sales effected r Chan ter y did wee ripply Ihere, like setts lelketec" in viewed ea done'bY order of not of thrill LAM Chancellor. let whete l erii — c donditiAtts partly wri tea ones. Th. I by parole conditionst and lone by anchoneers, foe by IT were tio*asse of ouch He sat there merely as a i s a i s et-..she latent gelid of a dreadfel "meat. On the dsy montiont ks is its system, dewier domestic hap. Defendant, who is itclt a Ire lamella debility en the rising generations his•epprentire* to Work t h dint Boord claims the attention of .thole stiirs tt, Nine Mites. The C rhlitricreres, Fistulas, Canasoso,Screpitl. 'thttiteititt k sion'-freestse, it Debilities, Eruptions, lacerated -Ttirtrat, lot& fhirpotitissien froth 'the II heed seed iinybs, fregtrenity tnisteOtt for the Aim tolls dattinksion. as,.NOdes on tifp Shin 'Ayr itareent ' fee the id Co. eater togas , years piactioeissatioss' fitted, ktid tney preVerred tt "bread sad hut kis metropolis, are onselt. theiaisit Of the illefentiant, Antioch-street, Oifordalreet, do* frets copl.taeretants, . w aayfi a go r s si g ht. ; and- at. /tip Agedicel ISO Char- ethriterfitim the toles of (seat Chirintto.stieet, rj . end a previa+, in de r isely hem tweet* ontireight is o gentled .01 the eriethpsin owed I'*tiertte, *hose - tutitailtsf bad to an Act of theltiesem huge had thenCrei f eitted, to ttla 'astir either, of Nigh, being non Deal I'rofeoken:4l.4,444deo4pid Orivagg «reek Areir t4ls *craft. A rtt (ewe's. .4 •-g the bissistretes decided tit _ • • • • • l ignitli if' the p - kiiiite hie siiiii‘j** 7L ... "" " 7 '' ..7 iii - Jvaitt • Wii . tbp iie:f l s' 45111 ini,fx ,„---..i.,:r.41,4141 wilt et " *•.'''''.. : (t , ~ : .. . .. 1 i . r'i.,---.44% .. • .su g the rights of lite witosseap. , " • ' ‘... ,I' ,aciod Liullits* 11• . ' Now -frit Fer.7 oll9ll :orsditY bed Welk tsar ' ' 1 f • .T' • thellellee triter.' de I* 'I MIW ' i .01'4 %eh .• t , ~ Woowesessei wide seestid•ssuenigieeninintinop l a mo rm aa • wn on . she ere* of the Fe* tta k 210.141k• 4 _, „. .' — lefeillral it en 4 siks i ge, fi:istidg their beihitrgh een.tit .. ' wsureisugillea nod e. 0 pass (CO . 11 g party have shirrs .yastialoAt far I • .. • dal, .. Asf the -- sintigglit, • • .tiota The Preeetec ines.indictssiet nds, 'rhea thei olpeoodliti in eowniqeetwe pf heists F; a ti i i 7; v e t t 'alit •Si persons, one - of 'al a"" aealO 44o "tothie atailO•ae•" '4 .P.ehey ' as nod at neut. Ile was ea Tininolai id trinked. at I hig Weed, indicted ter•theflllPedetePilie' es. '" lie " AIN: w i ty 1 . still to afrurd ' eskted. " .., : • - ' A,. `... . - risotter and his J u l " , 11 PP1 4 7 r i t i g- c = v i tglitr** ... / 1 4 ,ft'fch "l' to lei oral peruses at nt, ,' '" la s •' • ~, dig . ~... • I then proceeded itftd wounosetfeit *Mine ito•hlr: •Thmagy '' "*" . "a ' 4 1 ie 4 f . r 4:ii aVin ie d that Purrisase of umbeiti)l47, 811 04 14 1 a "attift lidi to dee • ! 7 •'• 4 who keeps the Goat pa 'lsc•hoope i hi p,ny ' r u t ..„...-' irPolie' or other, .. TheCtisistabitoistlftalitterstaidlt . Metatikisit - iiii i r to return back searched him. and fused:o4er his i nlaturiela •• • - ..., I to do than the• 'i • ; . The Prisoner was committed.. • awned also, still ..: k. mortunity was G.4.,VE air DlSl;gr , i 164 still kept . • , • • •.: - M!*•%-.•. • , [ l i: r t e h m e oosi n tu ra rn i tid ort Hy Tti de nrsd Pa a tk Y . an A eht° *eirog'io l m h a ac a l ! tu de tt ented el v .. '''t • ''..., imlik ;.7 - • thap -•° "'ew 1- ' , :r . :'' • i onduct lis.tliSS ;: r w i ;„ * li " r s its ve k l i . e t r a 1) 1. 11 : 41 1 1 1‘ .. ,...,... . . :f ai t ... , why he . pa.. Wi l ton) the wales 'aid leikro e g rohn aAc'h u en t i sr '''' t i e; I tty lied only will ro , e of beeing if illie - was hh•fliedi 1444 . - - *.*J .° - - npii bl e puppies: tree. river; l' suspecting fi c a i d i " A t ti t i :I:1 i ma li t Vy .. mille t eilQgW° . berir i,„„.„ A lflw t 444 . . kM r. Broad is the waier ; th e tiny made an aurrri- rite -- ------, . .. .. s aidessa moo of near; in a 'saint time a Geottepai •0 • 1 r" t , a ' 4. ' I l- 1 and tieing informed that a female bad sti' was tilled, and and seeing her chit* Unalingtstinif l 'he ni * II • . • e immediately, Ishii *seteeideit la- get '' ~ a e, - i - ~,,' , ri ' • 1 'gas of life remaWed ; Nhe* was carried ' •'' .l" - ' i kmerlel"tivar°l and Bi she betnn if Nrr.iihe ; ' * Te le •ttil. • &moaner ' „prora te d la 'ere in company tier to St. George's fluspbal, aliens' in a s la i n lirae else , " ,' ' " I sat •G ent l em i n is :covered by the exertions of the' sargears. 'Wheis.she • 1 i ti o .l i zt i lo'n she stac bil e ic J i tme. and wdistressa servaas .hast chiluisedk""hderbrate aid he had lost ' the' tame Spot; the act ; she espresso' greet thetinfettien that het life , i tid his friend; laved ' ..•,., , , ' of a sitbilar oe. - • . . •. - • led all in 01.L ett ;;:k/griet .. '• • ' ..1 tention . i irfy; obscrein4 wsissosia iiiiitso4lllloll4 l : 4o • . at suepiciott, h* .. .iPZ ,„ 1 'tied kg . Raab issroky I p _tor ahe% • s r , , . • • - .r... • . . way to avoid 1 - ii - ps - Prosecutor.i. coachinns Co InSsitbniter, rsq. at 4 hi e r. H e did nut , ton. and had deposited the•note in qiiestloo in a draw n • - i 1441 •it 'wail not 1 ;•iplu-irt,!. which 14" lived hirer s he "MIL isehi . • u blow from Mr. trdr'; i tu r. er, u :l t i r e r di d sc s O l r y i e l t i l h' u t A t ar . fr a ( Pdto irs e 'r i t h l e Ct ~ j f e -. ' I Thomms Morris it as eosphried to/ hike Tear tr:c a l s . .! • r 4 • , : offer Se hod a- slow the te was discos's- • klee at the "raw stolen, and %lolls was i Prissed to hareoffered it to': ' ~ . Mr. Eames's de. of Rolywel l-st reet. foi sbnie einthes he was about to ''''''; by mr. Stanch and goverhe name of •••• Wallis. l'ulhnnt:" 111}. j " . * ,swer , havingteirstrest sew iffierence, the nore was &MP ' -- to flue Priscvier , who. it tiftereards turned nut. gitealn ;h e Worthy Al. brattier . ; 3': ettistis:' in get Mudge& and tilt brother :Seek sil , . together, in or. t ki he r. ri S in tr"°• onn n t s4l 4); s Bl. ha iii p, p i o n • ra —j". eht *l ror nd u 4 h e' ret P h: edia tend . ' dm / , , iosi, which was , ndte In question; Mr..tiiinituitids sent the . Psi • " Ir. : fl w g n a m l : a n P o ul f "S a Y e : l it e ig h td ,o ) ied * . k. h licil lit lie th n e e n y 'h er u re Pini tur n Owi ttl e, P lit ' i t e tt" i ber .f nuiesir ' le* * . -•• Thomas Morri. SUM tried on Thursday log mot completed'', , 'tea Ing lee mete. bin nor nt tkrcaptenirfen're. ti le no g iuk i k .' tr. peed!, who no t ndt i i cortilage:f the dwellieg.hoisse Se , . •• ssan.strest, St: s a ls oe, w is o . lo l. l him Ce h r i•ls P e u d iv inat „ l i h icr i p l e e :l l :l:e rt :; e h i n d ie e nF tli tL P# ' r a t th e I n dia. nose. Netted bees. trove ling about to Brighton rail ehookhk, doll lw• coo d produce oat of nip 401 ' wile po - ne ta ncir . 1- ''' Mr " " silk handkerchief. and two snuirtioses. ' a "alliell" the letter which The "Bask of Engthud'Cleilt sins then oinedifoors to predict; of him a hon . the Dose, bet. he vta , cot ho Colic nor OW* =NIX. is, holding out a pSnatltittlihters'tri stated f M 'h o a r t ri ti r, Ni C ti l ri eri4 W w i e n td " the .Qie nni li e .4l l) ni. II C 144.• ..-•' less the dement' told bins (*with's%) lbw ke,liorstor obeted Ibis I:iii ti u t nl e ent t - Me i ••• ItOr lo obtailt• ' r eceived 5 vidil'ilw i i ofdora:r• ~ Mr. itgaialpme.-,Yon one& of a to- Was he sastpditadd ?' .: ..; ~.„ . b ear p e au e lly . Smititers.-Nn. my Lori, this:: tai nt* 7! Iht mi s t nissd berGre.-4 --; '. , •4' • W. Post-olficsN g ive iii;*COßliguinetil Mr. M:R.- 7000mM love 'till/044 sot doily. lie veseid.h4re seen about die issiden aft cherge4 agottist • h i !' i ?' • ' ' : " ' Ott.» . ? 4 -,, hnolem--4. Book or Ln' gland Clerk. traillO s .. x '. .• It hieing ' l O 11 kilk , l4lte efitiels i efiTtAni-o 4 4- nre - 3.1% raid, • siii ist at the Knights} no when it 11114 produced on the homer urea,' • •*" •': /.'4l e itemised, whin Tozlfide.c:Lti as they cote Id not loitered tr 'cheat Its • was sent by het' .the July weer euhstr4ined• mettle* She Priettnet. • s* - ', r miuster, sad is Verdict-Nn! "utliy• . . , who was w: ., , Rachel Mitchel was entwined Of pirating a mianfity of wqr. . "" ' ing apparel, die property of -Pfli. ie Rift.. saw the COM* ti ! the e. idenecir appearefiAtrat Me Primate enrinnittedde was not P t°Ted hileerfloiin,bamlifrutsos u a tts: r d e n t iirr ifk r a irs:t dad i Is iier defeswesh tune ,:issu.erder. r. P. said ' be had deem bad been kit Ive a ddys'ut ii•hh z ieitt l e h u l w t t a mantle! bred Ito extort 31.4. :', !Opel tit-their laoullni. • 'Noun or Fr , . dor'Were•tregy eutisateat wc• ose emus; Es Ili lIDUK h d rite. 'Oa, WV e jury *fall ; • fl N vat fora length of tim i e when being of inlets ILO el " 111Pd i "4 1 wa.s h ainysteri , .us ease, at the sugg ' , swat of lkir:U a aid, sha mere% Nei* Cciratiee, tie It:Twat anat otijouraed: • item's C ony , xii An laqtvest was of Tbon , day held at a:public houselyb! er'at Henrietta-street, eavent-gardea, oi the bode a; Intel oet 19 411T4d, vet.* died daddrals do atheist. or Mr.4:Arrei. Ce bas eke Ofileekedpottibrt idle *bleb be had Node, laying he WIPP: prove that well, and tegursted leave to sa down. Verdict—llied 6„1• spasm in the heart. id o tight to • nsithstit 1 .• 14111CIN :Pr n•- • ! i n , D.; t„qv ""4117 belug Xv. SallebWriApilk Meet. . • • s • • • • • ..••• . . - , C .i i:~ ~~" .~ F to ti 'he 1 , I `.. ••• • , L