The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-03-17 00:00:00

MRPIIAIVEVAtt --- .A4WrAZ.V;PgiekicANM3.I. - The '-'4oitthink you ought to have that discovery ; latad-4 think it would he ue '4. ' •Alte.ialicitor who 11 gi+t Lehi otitcheitAto , • +ate fi, lter Oh • : , 'Seise ValittAle; o IMO laid .she) • t HVI tbilt 1.4* k:4 SOURT OF Cll4l,NClllielftpLedettLevalipol4. j." 1111111.1 c essary, Ma low the . . r gig clofa m iPionotn ,with, the bankortt, hi , & * frie"it "I' ke 01 1 !.. , _..,-/-. j . . A : : VV. ROBERTI, ilirtklgiblailiVE; 01' 7 , -7 PM, ' , whi4ef t ilk_.elp ni.Nwi kohip.ime.fts luio not to tonbi ~,,,......ir. . '`' mit to an px . q.n);4ittpa .• n.";.._ ' fili'SAittrtt l libilift.Li - , supported by Mr. lliir , vi iv . , . ... . . Mr. y.INGFIELD- 4 .i .I:i *. Was the ',Solicitor •in the and Mr. %Vv.:aril:l.n; stated this was the'pOtitiOn oT cOuniry ; if your Lqrsi.ship will.giva, us till the day the bankrupt, 'pra)iNig that he might be ° alloreh :t. Niter•to.morrow, we .will procure that...o%ll'oC' to surrender 16 the commission of hanitlipicy i : - The Lot a CuaNca,Lon—" Take - what langth , ef aglicist hiin. The circumstances were these :—The tjoiek,you please uwier the present. ciicumsttitnces.— commission was taken out on the Gth of May last; i I ihn ,sorry it ever tante before me. I play . do, an ' by a person of the name of Wm. Walker,'Of Nort- ilium ,- by , decisio4 torit ,sotsy ,be .the means of ley, in the parish of Leeds, York, on behalf of hiin: ern 7,, nt „ A It s .in the *llan itc others, on those im.' soli' and his,co-partn'er, Mr. W. Coggell, who is ti p;i44 t s o , Oat are : fo i ,'4os6 place ; :at,tike York Vea:York, in the United States of Atherld. Wi ' ll' " /,pitet to could wish) . Mr ! Hart, that r out-would, Vii;i4iis chosen the sole assignee ender...lke iimmis- Ih m and tomorrow, consult with your ilUli Wed the petition alleged, that tetalt'idtpunt I r , ; e d , ;ru clench, whetper • it would be of ervice.' iat taten between the bankrupt an %:the petitioning :to the ,Bartkia.pt to ,haye the qualified ordor l for tl44lltoi, it would appear there was nothing, dbc to my predecessors. on thieipettch have told we I couitAl the latter,' Ind; of course, there could .be no pet 4 :g r &I _ :t o ,F urther y' • : i.. : ,Olog .411: tioning creditor's debt; that Walktik`Was•the 'cin '' ' 4 ,, L .1 ., 1 . op r , ~ - ern to .44. , person wholad proved d debt under the commission , POLICE. • ifinotr believed there were none otffeill • • " , '4..4 e rot' 7:;11 .3(10 4 1 'the fir -mi. • TAM 114 M liitertsl ..a.4ltL_•- r" Tf .114 ID . S)L '. . -' ' IFAietnight . _ 14dir4ti.__ __ Irma 'filtands opened tlitilt commission. i le`COnditr ffi'{hig cdtinty is very light, both ii .lllltlVresj4ect to the number 6Ti corn. rikonirs and th e Tifiltioh of the orences. Of e ,'Civil Side n o thi ng *es ddhe worth rapoirtide 'Whole day being em: plbied in*a series' of tivylltp ti4nti do the same sub _ pet. They were attidhs * oiled by* the house 4 7 ..„,otto., end NelftYugy, b4nkers,:in Londou'i, a" ink the tenants ofihe` re ef.a Mr. Ilawkinsi to banker at Worth' ,"for arrears of rent.--; n i ?desire. Remabotioms kadi It ;teemed, made larg idtatices to the Wth.thinitit4 l .tOr wOich they hi inortgigeS and other securities of 'M Hawkins, a they entered into his estates by Virtue t•V ii mortgagi t • and into another by a j erk of elegit. In these twenty actions the necesSity . lied formal proof tti enable them to recover the c relits ttccupled the wholti day. . . .) c:,: as v. 1.1 . . . CRIIITIqAt. MOB. Andre Mignott, a _ i tepitally indicted under a.ser., She wit then penteeoeil to a fortnight.. RAO& 'of Vilfieetion " 7 "" 4 " / " 1t ' ! Mit etitt'Offfitt* ftai)gery trig &soak by Weirs. .Bewleittne, teethee4reilers, theinteedsry: rile Olt with metoilpg,. s p.* 8 0' 1 ` 11 1 1 4.1, 11 1 tk o kid-skins, It pp of Pared rrook Statement , r. e. , that belied Pistalinft heti, lease time pow !eel sOtrnite very oerkwanhirises, by had; egdesan plundereolihr *NU person (as they ouspor(eti in their einpir) charging the .vat 1«t kid-skins whilst lit the proeeis of dressing ' abdittibititntin! Cans of sow& ue is their 'phlte.• Skin, ilibitakee•atiesty welt 11.0- rinepsix_wordo sevfa oreight 'shilling., whibt Abele routed for - them were not , worth so many pcpce t t e by.thilt privies of fraud they had, in ,the roitrseof IMeth 'yeah* suffered 111, their propesly a: She amount of Nett diast 10A91. Tiler tried various schemes for detecting the oliboder, and op Wad: nesdny morning a person having been, laced o n the watch, saw the Prisoner, Mulson, who %as one of Betringtoe's work= oleo, miese.isito tbe.yard, and•ge to *pail ef the premises where he had ao business, and select :several , skins from the troughs, which he concealed near the spot; and then went to his work, The watchman informed his master of this circumstance, nod the Prisoner was stelp pad searched as be was about to leave the yard at breakfast time. Nothing, however, was found upon him; %mile sethviiiiik the place where the watchman saw hint bide the skink:seven wens found. The edgers seat proceedadi to tio - ' ,of Johosoo, on searching which, some skin* INCA were identified by Mr. Beviogtoa's foreman, as - empfuyer. - a' • 4 the lodgioiofJk. Frencit-viliotter of fonnd, which were iu, t littitt tliettinittitighs, men payeaadat i fer cutting -hnd Itabbi J bet Althb ' being the propertf of his t._ , .. In conlequesei — Of — the t, - lig 0 y, a marine oa ft:r2"the4hriasew:tießad"hietelytheoernsPaeadrcrhirnalTgoseg they sett *gi l d's- { beard- his Majesty's ship Sampson , at Gi ll i ng h am covered several other kid skins in a tiff-dressed Mate, w lett, ' ~,, t he 4 "toeing produrod before the Magistrate, Mr. Beviagton was , ""4 river Medway. 69 „ t ,k l i tp swear was biaproperthaad worth about 251. or lit. , it appeared ht thil case !that John Ashby was the per hndred. ' sentinel on deck on board the ship in questi9n on 0h being questioned, Johnson *denied that there wag any truth the it= .sth of .February last, and that while on duty *vei ls what the the a rr iim atchman fro bad . at ;tai ls r aw ; sad dg a9n -Bae ng,t vy said ieritni kundixdbe pun. tbe Prisoner ca me oWdeck with a knife, with which he stabbed the Prosecutor in the arm. Ashby find. Merl of a sintW quality Ibr tiro pounds per hundred.—Thd 1 Pruners were committed. ing himself wounded, and the Prisoner loaning away; pursued him to the other 411141 of. the ship, where bad was stopped by one of the officere:otlite ship, who ordered him to throw down the littiffi' which he (lid acconlhogly. The Prisoner, in his defence,. ettibet,that le was: intoxicated at the time, and that the wound was' given by accident.—Guilty, Death. - William May was indicted for an attack on-Robert Holley, a serpent of *wines, with L'aebrerentt cutting him on the head, so as to separate a brands of the temporal-artery, and William Stokes and Pete,' Devi. * * for aiding and abetting May in committing the' sald-felony. . ' . .;-.: t: 1 0 0 %..: .. The Prisoners in this ease treveritelt‘rirWeitieging *bi t wei "s Acti 11.'7 a" ndthe prti‘ Aver _ thettlidengid tedo s so. The pillitiOn also set (firth; I •r' I to.. ' ;. ; MANstost-irotte.r.-A foreign Gentleman, wheat that the baniripihlid never'beiea'tradei, ititt did name we could not learn, yesterday attended before t.liome *oder the flankrept taw ; ' that the act of Lo i ikinptcy alleged to have been committed by biro the Loan • 14 AY "' thing in prison on an arrest on an 'Mega! award'; sin .consequence of a summons t is s ued by hi s. 'Lerdahip, at .the instance of a Mr. Sanderson Hall. The complaiot exhibited by Mr. alit On the 14th of August he attendeditt the cus- Hall was, that on Monday last, the Defendant in. tidy of -the Tipstaff of the :114arshal of the ` Ring's suited hi m the. grossest possible manner, one tile LOW, and Surrendered %inset fat the meeting of the Royal gxchativ,Atimi held up his stick in a threat: tfortimilisioneis at Leeds ; that he told them there was ettimposure,.wita Went to strike him. riot' a legal .pelitidning creditor's debt, and that . he :° Tiho , . Pef e l ithint o on being called on by his Load tleier'hird been 'a trader ; and even if the commission ! . . . i CONFigliki'VF lifeltOOß ship tnaccoutst far Ms ,violence, read a written state-. teitt a voila one, he was not prepared to pass his final • ment,in his defence, in. which.. he declared, that his " elitiiiiiation is he intended to try t h elidit of the va lidit y ~ e.poduct had arisen from provocation which he had: MoNmouni , Mxactt 9.--AbbiCtkentk-seveh erranitis t aio'n. .11 ttitl flits Out of ignorance of their-. iad from Mr . Ha I He happened , in the years ago, the body of a young Woifsirti s earned Mary Vet . or thd Ban rept Laws, widith made hitn Aloe r r ce ' v - t • I. ' i last week, to meet Mr. Hall at a friend's 1 Prichard, was found in a mill-pond in the neighboare, siefusito be tow and examined before'the "Codii .t ''Pl s l(l. ' hood of Longtown, in the county of Hereford with' dalbotrele accidentally mentioned the name of ! 011,tsitiners. Go ivis then committed to priaen'(YOrir "r " e " ho had dined, .upon whom many marks of violence thereon, and a.Cortineesd' OVele), wherebestill . remained. That the whole ammen.itleman with wham disturb m• cast some reflection*. As he did not wish to ! Jury' being summoned, after a patient investigation ' 1 of' litli propeity co.Aisisted of money lent to his father, . h the • harmony of the party, ladies being pre.; delivered a eiedyt of Wilful Murder. The de!!J XVilleiPttoberts; of ,f arsley, in theootoity of York, se al, i :t.post pone& demanding au explanation till be i ceased - Marro). Berne time lived servant with Mr. Gil:. stoollen-maciufactirer, to the amount of six thou- . o h o:Change, when he requested he would 1 bert, of Craddock , and two young men, John Devitt sand five hcfniliedroilds; that although he did stir- ' st atem , hit*. Is grounds for the manner in which he , and J. Jones, being her intimate acquaintance, sti‘ii'' reMiter under the commisilon, he had been informed ' hll ' o A .. s p o k e n of Mr..S_i _-.l4ot,receiv_ing such ow espla-1 pition feast:lmm them , and they were in consequence Walks the assig- _did. call . led, - . hail f .1 , lived at Mr . tfrif it Was' t kW Oten tion of - Win. i siker, did call' ...I asSl.l.- i ne,tion as .he expected, •he admitted That he - apprehenden. .JOnes, ormerly, ;vet' _...4 to the H wy trooopeoti _ , , tk o oth at igeee' ;. sto w i flg !thip nie; -- ,ro Prefer twaltidietments agairist . hint, for a-! Lilo by opprobrious epitilets, anti held uP his calle in i Gilbert's with heifis a'feHows-servant ;, lief his_th.tl„' duty of alt seinagiaahijeldidelbetilitieiv tb ha oft;boart lony—ene on the ground that he had trot •turrenner- , di s - 1 a .threateniug mariner. , 4 : 1 ;:•'.' ' • . --1 mistress. (Mrs. Hopkins, of Irelandan) swearliag 1 their respective ehiPtillteldiesteiloele lito4lght, or ed . himself,.and the other for * ' tint niettng 'the uls- 1 The I.roan M axe& *eared. the Defendant to find. that he Was in her house all the evening, 'that had they-are liable to . beirepeolsett. -Idieet.'ocincan, of demure and discovery required, of him under the bei . l.for the assaelli ;which • having done, he waltdds- I went to bed before her, and that he did not rise tilti the Navy, who was'on the impress etreire at Rims .... rinnunission; which indicrtnenti w ere 'to be . tried at oarged. . ...- . r . , - . .. fit; , , a . • -.- i after she was up ; and this being corroborated by -k .gate d on thee 7th of • MardW r irritant, being oat on Talk AssizeS, oe the l'oll% of Th e present rodfith.. 7 . ~ GUILDHALL:—Tik M;i4Cei l of whom Wirspakeie. boy, who swore that he slept with him, and that.i_h_ 1 detrwith Hulity r •the sedient,' and two privates, Thoth% b.sater Teich, 18'13, he 'Alin! a bill 'in the, ..!• oqr.Paper of yesterday ,, ae.,having been broaght up. the liesitif 'his knowledge he was gel out of bed'tht between eight avid nine o'elatek at night,.encoentered .CdevtnrEitfir, 'to set aside the award, whicn, on a charge of. setting, fire, to, some woody:with the he *rate With him to 4c) to their,ceinA employment, the'Peisoners andoesno-othints,'who."hed formed a • iticopetiliont4;cleditor's debt whs founded on, and , vieetof destroying the hay his master, •atteadedi.l he w ) as discharged. Devi! also:proved hjs.innecente; • plan to transgress4fieir . dety. •The Prisoners werto to testellisi litiq MOW proceeding it law, end the Coast , according to his promise.y... . • i Some time after this . , Jones left that raighboariniod,. , armed with cotlasses,-and .Rdo4is. made a path ' at' granted him.htiiihnction to'tlist‘rife4f;,,that also in !, W. Beacow, %mod the. o ffi cers et , thesparish , •••lt and took up hit retidence iti Illsinmoutlishiret when 't llulley, which missid, upon which Holler wrested' Hilary Tel in,' 1813, ..I%e'eommenc,ect .at t to action "4,;..... at .Aedrew, .stated, that he had, since the preceticii he mulled, and hadfilochildren,_ but his safe hilt , the sword from and knocked him•down. He ailed' ties Pass in the • Cinirt . or. King's . Beath 'againet Abe l iii i. lay, examine d the premises, and was i n d uce d . : been d ea d seeneleirst-iiidicis, new in the decline ' , for assistance, upon . which May mane`afriitttea cat- Coneissioners, - Messenger, SolicitOr; and AV*, ito think; from all the appearances, which wets ex - of life. Behie at length - seyeirdrifilicted with ill- , lass, with which be made a blow-et -galley, which under the ettmfrtixion , which action he intend o .- ; hibited, that the fire which had been discovered byl %%eas t and.fetuini,ibe approach QC death, he. seat A . cut through :his hat s sod geve hint the wound in th e bring to tidal ; that lie had alio presented a petit i on Mrs. Jolnison, had been purposely ignited; for a - few dayialace foa,, ithe itvr. Mi. Sayce, of Treilick,! 1 temple charged in iheiwtictment. After doing tide' toliis Lords'hip to 'supersede the commission, on the .. I malicious purpose. This o pi n ion h e formed, , Rots ' to Wlllons4lll- nta:o3 ll- . full confession of. the inurderli mischief they all vin . away, and, favoured by the' e eiiiiniriggrthere wiry Ovevetitioninkciedito,ee debt.i., D t eci p s of re.ood.ecid,shavings,ltqviug been moved bone, Ire wiskomstaiewthetinerstired to rest with th*L*7 I'darkness of the nights-got on . board their ship: IC it toni•distni . .sed, as he was advised; because helied:` r a distant part of the work-shop•ta .the splittlPhlele'tbefelefhis mistress went'to bed, that Ids's% he thoeglitt salads]'. heoirrr; - •ssiatibet etc-I*We, wheal:he twilit pof Surrendered himself; he therefore prayed that' the fire had commenced. •.l ~.-• -41tregg - toratty - were IrSl4(having previously' sp. i.Prisdliers, May. taid*tokes, were identified , late hfs L ive erdship would give him liberty to • srender i I Under these circumstances, the Wor th y Aldermaa• pelbted•ta iteit the' anharlpy girl, who was pretnant tews of.the privates,attehdlng Lievit. Delwin, named`' himtelf under the, commission inicatnake a disclosure ..felt it his duty to call upon the boy to find bail tie! by' 'hill); Ile stole out of the house, committed 11 . kt.,i,. Clifton, identified Dew, 'as having aimed a - Blob at anti-discovery of his property. {liter those s circums ___.. : *newel. for his appearance at the Sessions,,,eo take • horrid .deed, ' and . returned to his bed, withoet, :him in the course of the:scuffie. - •; .• • .• stliii , es, the Learned Counsel trusted - hat his t . -- ,. . l4l U' ' his Ariel for the misdemeanour. ' , ! distOrbieg He been but a few minetet It appeared, however , from the evidence of one . ' ship would grant the prayer of the portent. • A ti aged min, named John IVeddcrsdale, living le abient.' He still lives, though in a very weak.' of. theseamen of the Hero, that it wet fittiihalite" . ..Mr. HEALD, Counsel for the • Assi t tnee • , sa c - 1 Y; one of the courts adjoining was brought state_ ..and; and• appears. much entire in, hie' miad since that Dew had not on that night quitted the ship, Nor Cloth -fair, snider the present circumstances it was tot his wish ' up by the parish-okcera of St. 14ortholowtese,ileei•thcconfession. • His present residence is tr Pe. te 'say any thing severe' of the • hankiupt ;,but it Great, charge& with igniting :a large quantity ot• nalth Common, near the Hargoed, about three miles would be necessary to mention a few facts : he was ' straw in his yard, to the great hazard of the neigh- ,- from hence. ..... * sent by Mr. W. to New York, on a mercantile ape- bourhood. The officers stated„ that oe Tueadayeven-i• :•• citadels to sell cloth. Sli. Walker received no re- , ing the whole vicinity of the Prisoner's dwelling bad : ' Tuesday night; '6r Wedweittoi-motitgl - flielionse tern, he found it necessary to send.his partner, 24 ' , been alarmed by immense clouds of smoke •and vo.- of Mr. Peter Laiiiibii;lnTkomis-ifieet, Strpney. Goggle, to New York, to seek after hint . ; he. found ' lumes of Amon rising from the back of his premises.. fieldi, ;Was brake iv* tinditbiteg it'll +att . tfoluitity. him, but win not able to get an account:from him Imagining,his house was on fi re, they rus.hedito•his :Of Wearing apparel, table 'ettiliteir litieni ievitar .,,. ~,_, --,--. • ‘ odd, the, very day be sailed from New York to • assistance, end were astonished to find him ver y - „silver' Spoons,—WatelteS„ gold bydacheiii and . Birritirtirr*L'Ptifiolifoirt.—Mt. Fibion has late this country; and that he admitted he was indebted i calmly employed in burning large trobserp,of•learaw „meal irtictealofiesiellari, *wi th tiyhicli i fhb thieves • ly`Witttes'sed''en'tittldetit-Whicli - 'partakes of the ro to• Mr. Walker, in the sum of 4,7601. When he; over the body of a pig . :f liey,,of ..onneuti liatium, gotelear off. i,=.q.o. ."•, , .• : •fd , •• , • IDlttliiel. 4 :liritStfititrli communication between two' attired in this country, it was left to 'arbitration, 1 guished the flames and took him iSercestotlye f 1. , ..r-4.. A thrimir7i Ititplast - was i held' Yttsierlihy at the mines, (be - corpse of a miner was found, tompletely ' -and the•award was for that Suns ; he told . Walker , i The Prisoner, on' being called- - ow:forlis defence, • General . : i -31 1 6Wttsiwid, le qtrattl-stre , e lo 'before Mr.' preserved, and Its a state of softness , being t/pprvt. he would or could not pay MITI without be took said, he was a poor man, , and had muih diffic ul ty to Hooditi_ l it "eon:viler for Middletex, u 8 ling • body of . 4 noted *lnt fhb .vitriolic water of the mine; When, schne - c l oths he bad • at'. 'Liverpool,• which would : taut.. Among other sources of..obtainiog a liven- Jtemet' , Lbonited,' who hanged litinSer an .Theille_Li. 'exposed to the open air it became stiff. The fen-' amount to 4,0001.; but never told in whose pos- hood, he had recourse to breeding of pigs. He was morniilC- in' /10.'tield's iti)ite i :'l l 6dnfafe"tir''' .tures were thalt4ectigehed by any person present ; session they were. - It'cOldtt net We been through the possessor of a fine fat, gova,,, which was. big Wilk. examined was Mr.:Vield's•osdei, - TriMet:•fnicl, keht . " bet tradifidtll tint reenged the reeollection or the igeofince that he did not surrender himself, and young, on the safe roveucheettni of. which he, clle• said he knew tho.6lCeased'isik'yhatil iliiit'he:formir.., opo t teic ; t bir Vibith". he had"been involved in - the submit to an examination ; foe he had a Solicitor c Rioted malting a cons:nimble • Sate , tiehappityi ''. ip. Wait itlentlisninnl tlehine;''lr Of . ' rge t r b* 4li of the 41Wetiniiiitie thiis half 'a centhry ago.— with him, when he was before•the Commissioners . however, the sow died'in , her hour of trial4reeetwoC!..habits -end tenth likediti y that* '• 'knot id lAlVftsteher etotpiterilittir deel)Oestt' whew, suddenly, They.tendered him the book, and be refused to be knowing what to do with-her, heoneliedtOW , bliitherlO thet-ls ' elteir leafing,' ire Aden - O, l OWe, atiker.atree... 4 deem* old niottnthi,'ltiatilitie on tier crutches; ad sworn on it. 'l'hey then took the pains of reading the who advised him to have her boiled-for tali of *Akio, .Whel 114 Cline Pato the. via , ble itßout [ilia. o'clo6le of senneek at d,d4 f idoie t s4d—thk,o te .- 01 , 1 wis a young Act of Parliament, the sth of George the Second, she would produce 20 stone. As * ,botrevoqi previ,; Tuesday netrifint,' he pefeeired hint suspended by it'rmanNotwitntn slit : In a beei i bulged, by premise 0f., . and explaining to him the section which made it - ous to boiling ber, it was eoceltway her heistles,4ped i from - the itiliti‘e 6 • . nitfi hi s legs han g i ng' anarrilige, fifty v ase's litiforet-4he threw herself' cdt,) feiouy if he did pot make a discovery of his pro. should be taken off ; and havingi nohot:water for tlaw•renriethe•MitititS!!t tie Jttiltitoci ails, leillctit . bilis dbtni, ididX, the boa* of hi 4. fattier 104er, perty ; still he refused to take the oath ; they purpose of scalding her,; he though( .4, 'best to bematiffeh_....,:th* , 0616 l'ilhe 4 i ilitem .e iL 44 , t 4l eak el . S . l°ll9 , 4 b4 : l ;: t esany teats --' asked him if he would allow himself to be era- her, in which operation he wasinineruPtedi x, e tc t.namitrtatiPank 4 4** I lnett' illal ml4 7 s '!""" u o pbicattaf her mined without being sworn, and he answered in the , • i five Worthy Alderman reprobated . the cl e elhottertell tea' reaAmha r . _,iihitl' Aidiel., ii . - 4 LAttitthei d rng zoms u , ar l i e negative. conduct in the strongest terns—,and fending that-lervi nom was hetet VI the bet elb • . •Flittellenrielti- Mr. HAter.—" We are perfectly ignerant of tbe had,atill•pige in isix.neoll, he dosiwel that_ *km bi; str'eet, 'Mahthetke I;44east ''Alt • I lellfiY',_ befn 0 ic proceedinfra under the commis.ion ;if they were in- went home, he should immediately reatoteeithent—v I Air. ilooesost, orrittetdWPof' ffillif 61 4. tended tole made use of we ought to hive had no- an d, if h e did no t do so, that, the. parisib:officera -01 d %vomit - , of itt_t7Whik 'N / 1 14: 11 i ruPaelidirit# tice ! audto be 4pwed to have inspected them." • might seiielhocnOlati deliver them toilhatFpoor of lidgings, - No.l,ltYlibialaiVehtfAil. • •' - 'fit i f , bra, The, LOSS CIIANCELLOR Observed, he never the parish. . . -, Fir : - Mr. Tynelf, 41rO,Vrfri in tie - 14041 1 n .'. heXrd a case with more anxiety ;if he refused the HATTOK4OtanitN.—Louists Cox, a frno-lOoking breakfast' tolperi jails . ' 2 ai •-aslliti 10 0 11811 • motion, he was afraid it might have an effect on the little-girl, apparently about tweiveyears,of ago, but Monda y witifulat;',"• *if iihe' isitif . tatindl i biliftt criminal prosecution • there was an inconsistency in stated to he - near 15 t was charged; hyber, master, death. It IV *IP heileltitifia ,eaught :fire; the petition in The body ' of it—it said, lie had sur- Mark Anthony Johnson, of Pond4street, 'lamp- that she: waa tartehltf : lO'help herself. • Verdi, re9dered, and it prayed that he might be permitted to stead, to whom she was a parish apprentice, with 4ccidentat 'Dtedh.• n' ' • • • - • mrrender. . . . • . - quitting hislervice for . thht of a. Woman "of ill-fame. ' A prtteitt 'Seth, his tees 4centlyigrantetl For a , . . Mr. WI NGFIELD.—" The bankrupt, is, not to lie stated, that having -discovered her retreat, he lo facilitaifthantliatioits'of prititing.""l'lleglajed o blame in that ; if there were any it was his own, for brought her home by force, stud used.hor with every of the rinettisidiffre, tireilelian, - ipiecli' and thelavfliff he advised it, conceiving that if the bankrupt refined tenderness, to induce her an resnein; Olathe ab , of skill, lAriiidi, •elid iiipettee . :; 'fr.seciOgates elniblif tu be examined he had not surrendered."• 44 stained fromi reproaching her,: loth to give hee any , all the fernier apperatOb rifflfilt pith arid the preps., Mr. Haver said, he was confident that in such a pain ; that he.nced her with• the tenderness as slalom, et 'tile typea',t O,tor liis 14 itCoislinatio*thif case, where the life of an individual was at stake, his he.did his owtvehildren ; he spoke gee' ily to her, , several ptv,ttitortoihtsbittwidistribetitit,Mid"Cornma l• Lordship would not lobk at the technical error iu the and advised hers. she had good ehotheb„.good bored,. *skating thiViisit,latid kivinttful tessurt. Al lei of petition, , ... m __„_ .: and good lying,' but all had no effnoton het, as she ditivrY rate; sixteen iheets tur4 enle.asscnnit'd * The tipltD CHANcecton.—" Who was the Sod- refused to do any thing- for- idaa, entiblieluty • told it'„; and intleild l. o , ' veloCity in *RH,. filltiitteL rt i t &toe with him before the Commissioners, when he him she woold•not remain. with him .. ' isle had her I power of PlicitiOnd - remaiingnikei%iit,,irhtehl refused to be sworn ?—Suppose, Mr. Hart, you take the day preceding' ' - Maglatvet - ei"iir miliVniFei Nita- . : The inichir a qualified order for the bankrupt to be exaMined induced to take a il ithibitiftlO libe before the Commissioners, if they think he had our. his ki„„k ier , e _ , x ,„,„ idge,and witi rendered himself." . :himself very retell • Moat Mr. 11 EALD.—" The bankrupt, before that order The Magistiat , is made, ought to tell ns what has become of the turns with Irov,-• property he had at Liverpool. it is sworn by the plaint against" he Keeper of York Castle, that amongst other pro- She was ordered ray that had been in the possession of the bankrupt and taken and ' since he was committed there, he had a Bauk-of I she was left for . England note for 1,0001. of her master that Caton had 'been Mistaken in tbeloenee !Ike struck at him. Mr. Bartueßgetkens seemed to thiVilE; tiOnt tz ,though this witittritestdrrgeroas assault, yet there did ; not appear to 14eAnit serious intention in the Prison ens to commit &hal% upon which the Jury famed then Net _tired cetipirity ,ptily thing of which I hs s ve had any tit itleration for tirit4ait'iik tiL- 7 ant'sitaty of lifiTParid IWO' for a lAftii' leannther ir oridi:and I 'retidlijit:iitatythrt TArtilihibti4olll pair fentevion on roe '"tine"thitit tfitty be ..Mt'sfttad at speedily at poteiM." 3 '.llb"Was &mitt- italtig, and senteaeo . of desalt havitarlition pastai itp6 in, he *1 ( fir li ka . o `, r“ ;ll;bt) .... 4 ' oiller .7- 1 7 m:;ii; !elver, and bedeiet 'ft with ,' w u teo ga' any totals ; -fainfiAit, litith;joy ' td hare; beheld 'the 4 1" r v iebiptitlif her atectioh"btfore she destentristlit* the ' ' a n : - ..106111) .The contrasts - 11**km these parties' ItYrie'of or e ."7,lhite-hosied dada g' , liiir •. y err s, yet ipiesetl e 'r • tii'/ "IL'. t ail futures , of yotitleVtiffe' 'Other, bh,,,oh r Ll -. 1 ,1 1 1 the . loadl of Sokra, "-it* ',Mpg, . if eitwealicir iie:isid" . : a ": I to-file, daring an heiltif iiiiies of time, ibi,4tloodi , , , i'l ay , be more tostilrtonCeiSitti 1 iiiiitirktesMilit . ' .. . . l ' : ,ll At the Nsrthittnittief Ittiblittrw; 'frii4 rit'llt.i Hel i p 1 u ,_" ' ' Richard Lock we* indicted" for 4114 .' ~ ,i l ow 1 1 3. w : i "virtelf iit-dietiwilliSPhotAlli:dt n criieti t r .au P 4lleton: ‘.. The: fact ` , piiii*te, and- AO t . 1 - i ll 1 . .. 1/14 41aalagbeen adistitimiitltil ittitilliWettfeticeV4if ' 7! ~..A , r i lii Sedge iselarlyiaillit944lA- 44 ' kW iiif • ! 4 ,1 7 . llmw ovlisceil le *lila tifitiltAihnetti Mk :WI vw .[ehilidur tet-Witettillith dlillii,ollbhbeii . oWitit thail l I " 4 4Tot presume. I hare forfeited my life, which has * 1 ni°l " beihnlicuntit: natien of 'elitifivity and misery': film ~. .-...-... . .. r - , - 0 , n before the. Magistretei* bet he.. illl the... Vandal assistaorei re aired. : . Tii * e inichithr lais"N`v DI ut.'"!' "w""glumn " mew 41 " winin s In oa rr i i tilficiallattd 4 .l` , Thit iiithellteppiest• day ,I hii, , e seen ; .e t her home again, to 6;110'1301okt hie bead * exhibi t ed to the syndrea cif the vaimild work- visa 41141, -4,--he- f chtitilldpi'and l witi etamineteckiiiiiethree ifttilli* 4.1 q 5 ' 2° Y ea .r s 421. .: 14 1 .............. 94. 14.• •'. ' . at interested - for her , aelthre. • :' . weilk. b y . oht ertiii Orinciper inetnteri et thillitti= 1 "'..' tr. I " . .-...u....— DIED ell tioti, De an mitio, . „ veyteiLor ** me g b dil ial Thrnharn-green, iu the 70th year of Ms age. rates used threats 30 :stitrelol4. sins varsity ;. inlttin- teceliftgitti• rfligiV dr Pen' ditOitta4 ' 4 404 4 366 , 4y;*4114iverk short illness, Thoseenr, Esq. a but to no purpose ; she had leralaster, .but the wsPIA ilbf ,. .4 ,i 14r. VVooo;'Vftid t Aft of S. .4)3hiii;. 4nci .. '?W 14 1 5 14 4 C 0 41 %itt1. a h, fii.,, i ,p,..iu-kw, Capt., Will Gtay reef, t.unehouse.fieldc hfra. Catilarioe a a month tit the liaises( CO • .Art. , TotoiiitillAtt'i r i'thO sitidlthteeireed title~ . ' Wl* r ye t a t tla levage; and ;Me cif Vt. fiesti n l. locked 41:7 steetterovin, et suits." SictiVatitt to Qri tiiq 'Of Weiiw`tofi . , tfit,*: Phsteralest4Saleadt4. l Dventor of s thelik.wat.. h , • • . vt . l ucOullke fn F)144(4 at the f 0 41 1 6 14 . ;fiseittritficotuttliiii i ke h liti otif ayotomt r . - . .., 112w el .x 1) N ! Printetaiumi. Platitiattert* by D.,. Lov att.: at not to mitigate her sentence, sho -wok inirshy. STATESMC't OFF 1( W, 87; [Test-sired. L. ~~ . • .' i•orp 114/4164 ► r / !Noe, ~~ 4itt . - 4 1k`f! wa_ Oi Ve l TIP.KI linsir 4 ~~., • Mc I tilt Se 4 TICK Yvi*es TILL ills Tts Ili ~—....—.. ; 1I tt:-8 ~_ :~' : , s. 1 '47l'; ctc.' I• . t- It° tars.. any 14 d Scsl AKIN. P!" Mei . si• I who siqge 4 jy~,yws Lig flake deed . ; real t eff no Lai Wieo IthlC ail{ I Oriel Al MI dirk ■leb a bat Be tie " Kit out 31 de. t+►hh SDI laft'r, tenni Os a I Al !IN - r el eix Per. Bird prigs Sllff MI 110 11 11“td t;hui 111 dull% dem . MI one I then R tee's. (Olt • • , ..~-. y =. , _ ii. 1