The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-11-13 00:00:00

. .1 e ~,. •_~ 1 . 4. r ~ -....0015110111,,,Mg- WeITB4IIRE, . i ". On Ttiesday stvealag7=7 - foag ell it'slock, as 'eaffiMt Itched to ' 'town with ' inetructrolp rOM arrest of i Vzib ' ' tip Mil were known to be aVektela 4 . 'milk .Jobe t litho" Afoot is several by Ifra-nsactiond, : willimat r ilisteg been backed oat of the •Diviiionsl (Rotes, the 'after!' itissmilitei, prOceeded,..tu the rd. elpiillveliblitlo"o the pitfei,....olii of whirls le it) tisekllosisi. thetit Ildist; lad tki tither not for lrata the. Ampitil4estrei Soltitshidastre Bridge. After 4 Vigilant itkiitiry, Ito sits ' Ittliabled to kiesissin that:Omit 'Witt li ft town in lb* •tvatly soh' of lost week:, b direction they bad fakes Ividemilifber !Amulets or kep t 4ft:et.' Hatrevoy.4lllkorresi reff MO pletVbsit. tilmeterll4y ire, 'ipsitkl. wo prignety . be --dit littlithilfseqnsaro is dm . pergola AO Ofileceedlipte. • Th e obeli df 14idinte was, Sefblllol%, tisfastorill . , leestei up By ski lit* argbatitirdrAirs. ' . and b ee `fir .Ft Was 'etelifeempd of; titi date, that no fart* ...404141esei Ontthipeoiecatiots ironid at Present be Tanis* Alla Isistue'rst'rolifeoce, indttijeaktibl of tbe istatertseab of itirh•MbNl littitt;sad Peaked, are at present ray .Tols .. upwards 'of two hundred pages,* , w only on., eselusivo of altar. , so -tedtintsay _the Monist was throngh his agency that acquainted with the _row sad Weirs had, however, been tbeii .intercourse was broken off litis::-therofire, t h e assertion which the v of the 'body. that "to bad never seen loviastly a falsehood. t ic stated that • warrants bad beep i Magivestei, sad backed by Sir ` individual/who are supposed to , bitenimpllcated in the murder. Jet whoes saspicloo points, tbi aid day an the look out for a mute( the Londe* *harms. whir ' Jilts Tlinttell., and well se.• mato Wears. .They Scoured all 1 if the town, when it was well lint to was nor to be found till a when, Ina moaner roast ex.' / present, we refrain from. do. Mtn at a boast la the Hampstead what sullied be was " wanted," . sod be scarcely spoke s word. d to Bow Street, from whence the Hertford Magistrates. We! name. Upson and Yates were thei ' him. three days, several anosyrnons' sonications have been sent to the Street..pointiog oat different in ,n concerned in the murder of Mr. sonsithing of that dreadful deed. linable to give implicit credit to nave oevertheless felt it their duty —. vo.illenturemas of the iudividosh thus brought un4er their Motto, fowls's. a cassia degree of suspicion attached. to • be tam tato costady„ and /doubt ta the Ace. when they .artattetrint o.privste easminstion. We believe we are per . s•4lll...sowdised lomminp tbstisistbing• of importsocis wee Ono* by tim intiniry. Bishop. she slicer , is mill keep lop Ots'activi look out for Lemma. bat that individual bas sositrived to evade his pursuit. It is asserted that beir Aili lerking io or about the -metropolis; though 4 siceordlog in another accoustl lie is at Paris where Is. kilts. saFtratiervil himself to the Police, in order to be Lent discovered at I carried to Pro ' of digging a s be plaorii.—. lealembared Ikat toe warder miaow tilt Moltke ' k who goals, _ eod paid ta t 1111 1 0 6 1% Tb**lP.a. has bees described to doubt that it is tbe o be supposes .to be Watford, is order I' bankruptcy which Thurtell, landlord - yesterday; in con !wspapets of that morn t at Marlborough order which had even ..taglstrates le to prevent, for tile. rester, the removal by any person , of a certain quae till affttruiteve, supposed to hare been *deposited by John Ifstsiteill hod Jes , pls flout at the haase, No. 4, Cumberland *Net. New Road, and to enable hius, the meeager, t Alkilyettession of the slid furniture belo ngssing,. ea - he has ribliubl/t east, to' the bankrupt. Thomas Martell, and sisisftill fur thil purpose of islaestaltnent from the Cock, In -tiellisysmirket. • Mr: Dram asked hints soppestrybe order tube talcs* olf,bow be-Ceuld identify or prove the property - Thurtell? The messenger said. that sold only remove their piOldbition property, he would take upon himself be able to peeve 1 the carrier who !ask * that it. 1114. to the Bank i - sidaell'pr Is be had traced. ingboil,Bra Aft, age and to the house - Mr. bun said, that be should tin the transaction. the business was :her Magistrate (Mr. CONINT), wbu day, and to whom be would advise renew his application. 'l'. Dufferin, the Street, whose caravan removed some cottage to town since the murder, was 'd with an order by the messenger to the Commissioners. -44 the Secretary of St determined to lend b s' r tire Home aid is tile i with the • sireurisstaness cv , care, 10 pursuance of Ilia wee.— . Chief Clerk of How Street, has receive the depositions of tuck person as bare ned before the Magistrates at Watford. A reasons, is a jutfieloas arrwagein-nt; and as many of the witnesses reside in Louden.' the espeoce of tarrying them backwards and forwards ti Watford, will be avoided. Added to this, the clothes of Mr. Weise sod other property found at Hunt's lodgings and elsewhere. Ming deposifed at Dow Street, they can be seen without unable. • The laundress of Mr. Wears yesterday gave her testimo ny to Mr. Stafford. She, it appears, has waited upon Ai!. Wear., at hie chambers in Lyon's Inn, for nearly five yegre, sad. she speaks with p,ositivearss to-all the things fogad as his property. Ua the search mule in Mr. Weare's chambers, by his brother. it appears that about 231. in gold and silver, was f 'end in one of his drawers, and that none of the other tidiness had been forc:d"; hence it is concluded that Hunt did not visit them, as had been suspected. The exlsence of Mr. Weare's funeral, at Ristree, was 3W., which • will be paid out of his Picts; hat, as ier, no trace has be en fotind of the larger silty of which be was supposed to lave berrhlposseised. The favourable state of the weather yesterday again inAlltard a Arge concourse of Persons to go down,tp Hill's 011, to view the premises late iu tire occ upy you of Periberte and the money 'takers continue to. reap an motile harvest !rod-the prevailing curiosity. Ail communication, with thy prieasers at Hertford is still peremptorily interdicted. • fkarielletinsesito desire to be conltlltitstcatice witis any • . WIN IntekVnt upwards 'of ti • • ems. 'moo wit the only * Oftance sit. on whOso 't I ltd '.. *lleli 0 1 _ i . . te soOkmo • *WV illid' ,i• Waal No . -; it• - 74ottilblatt hiticiri f titingh that ' • 40001 1 Ptolieit% failara--tbrrof . - *Wirt toad on view of the hod •- , 4111Willhit brfOtt," . isavidSittly '''' It bas', bees already stank .• : : eel 17 the Watford Magi • ' •• 'lllfrole.'agahist several inJ •• . 'lit seat way or miter, In Idea to those %Odom .. .tire bass night aid to chataciac. ono • • VII. irril•taihow Meal of .14 • -4,04 IRO Ishii the usfortmta • . ttifiliiiala 'M the West and e; , -. , •ISlMNllintilithtly visited, 'bei • . • _ qillll•trt titiTtraday sight, ' Vrierdltairf (which for the ttodhlair_), 0:4 'Bacot-trail bill - i Oh being tolt'apoo el .. • Weridateatate Usti* p4ii.i • -' as war severed and carried hi-wilt be co Trice ii•-ftire tb Vdisotaocertais his amts. illi.tt who apprehended hi , . • Wring the last two or an :ad other commonic ti osses at Bow :tram . • .• ft *Ms as baring been col • 'Wear% of as knowtog son .lbo osagistrater, although € - :ash sagas information, has ___ __._ _ ..r •..... intlirLi Ow*. • . - There is reason to believe. that the shop is d .. ' Which Knot bought the spade, which was car t l, l . '2 cottage for the purpose, it is supposed, ti in which the betty of Mr. Wear, was to - r. Black, an ironmonger in Loft Atm team 4:ise •,., e _ same day, about the period atjgbich " i , ;.. w zrted, a luau, Who in every respect which is gitiff offitifit, came ilito' - .11401kie is shovel.. Mr. ftfirelt - tputrelhe *b t. alltaftW-staiidlig In eh. sh ops : and tho Wed • siWacit, it in bis band, sail.i tt would di, .1 difirianded for it,.oamely flee! abWingt - ~lltawss found at Probart's cottage has Imo Illrl' . wkb states that he has no doubt he sold to the man whom be ; -,•=&' *spade is to be brought from Wit ask nay identify it. • 111 ifambengers artier the c o mmission of bans /pet IMldy'buson honest:against ThOmas Thai if bliactsek, in the Haymarket, applied . yests ,Odillttiftlhof what appeared in the Newspapers t c t i tl e f Mr. Oven, the sitting Magistrate at to request be would rescind an otd hien given bythe Magistrates of that office ; _-_...1 5... —.... e.esson of si iobirlotriistothatnas Th itite"Matistretes word scainst tooebiap the pri tu-stiee it. and wount be tllliewred it from the Coe raft had already' se fade flit Gock to.Krtisin tekeirsachrster Sundial isly nut interfere it irrthe.kancis of anothe rtitKnee present this di eserager to renew gather, of Compton Ste giOdiofronsfralmes col =tied MO 'erred 'this day before tl 14:4itin4 send that ti ittlipartateat has deters iegesinigation of the tottrder of Mr. Wears. Mr. St. dart the Chief iittreetiops to take tilt aot-pte been examined . for - seterel real ...1,11...•• Vila body.. Milligan' to rasped* ,the tisirdes, noes irritable; aid within the last dayor two rattier , in his. alingtoms, skids,/ sot lobe talked Ws obeat _ _ stuff" Ile regularly pays for bleepers biro hod Probed's; bat commit beer 7t• hem Hosea babe elestioued without irepreesitens . He Immesthat that favflisin will stunt epod the gaol ullowance,"-%.4 diet that, ill allusion to bit grolli A gate haisits,he thinks Hoot miSit.6nd ititoistablev Mortal opens to We is cash shoat 14.resteloleg Is kis Otelisi t i ,Fr Bert has mit a iltilling,,. sotlYkortell 'empresses his will Angora to .pay for him n lag is ho has ltispenits lit isti .spa potshot. Hest has .ahoot two abeirelgas of the wary. which he says be received for ' 6 shigi timi i iii 4 l l Jialiatiaily" at Probed's merge os the sigbt of the soy• ogee der; •Thartell mete several days ago rsqesetlog the aid sf spartieolar solicitor, but alt yet titer* has bees hi ogee cominoolestion to the magistrates its the put slay . widget. Probed, it Is said, yesteMay .opplied lit lAA , kisses, the under Sheriff for Um aigegY of . bid an interview with his in the pa t io Illb aid. . . . The perermal aosessoor of, So ~lttallitsatikoal , Par bort 'Pietism the siost-dO M t coarsossilialoW bit, ilisiiStOM ova' to Soso who ersibt~sibs woo Mit I by Ms illialoas to bb gams! dissolatitiat ; !lOW the kart Owe& le a slaw of sows sevonsi dobtlity."-- Astro swisof boost Mork bonossobsefedi 11 8 0 4 0 4 Of' latalsibastovoiSsig Mao hope of loposity, sohti atititt* stlibidnilbadon ft Mormagiettobill, kli been. limn tow ' • • Is NIS* to be wawa* apprehens t ve. fres timr . opperast Manias of am sogistreio Ofiltaor Montt or , hisOottfasstoo Massitts gen it, Sot be wan selleleotlyt • • • tbs. bp his fret Wm. to Mt inosalllio Sas solosity of 1 • • . is 110 salttol Sup of minim, wide it it seas so d a= 1 Theron staisploiss, bat with ow Mr of isgroasot 4 of bolosailia oil from alt external oossonlootion ; ootionst• I log thit dato his lo Hoops's', ~ Mo his busily ,ro& MOO sought ipso ooditallit s &MOM r sitrio44, is .salt' boa So- Yin berdchip doeidmi that troCfneer was jostifired and the traie of tbsimpninnfil Of tite.chee, Wits catered' vol. • Mr. Seats; tutted 'that ?Mistier bad seised a ws. of - •abeep. which on arcoust of tbS.WeittiOr bad not hoe, able entrench Loudon wail Sandal% lad impossdad Otani, the 4fflp•-ysed. It *Mild, he mad, be desirible, Va. m an's 7sselp!rty - Sus* lee takes (Ole him on the - high road, ' Altai derelschiti shoolci be gives of the inteotion,is order that Al-Itantestisr.ohbiserarvilftlitet::'rlitibt of the ogies to bad alrel ill y beets' acknowledged: by . Ai verdiee *gat Mr. Sealei v at the 'session', wbeo be-was eutivicted masult, committed in the attempt to recover a Soda iiP p forsihip As to the. right of impounding, that torthi Ist most satielattorily decided by Knott. , • • • told, that auto" were driven into Smithfield leery Sitsday. • The Loss Metros said, be was aware of Matt bet whether it was legal or sot. was another 'Msg.; Ile wall 0110 twpstisti elfeet is Act of Parliarnest. however ob.! '° le. and he recommend t o . both parties .1 8. awe of the mallm-- 4 ` A soft word tronetb swat :Seam &dared himself perfectly 44144111 e the LOA' a deficient la both eases.. • • Sines.:—Yesterday Mr. • Searlett. %tie lilierketrl omeoced by the driver of tbe hickory emwdh Mew mums why why he should set math sots of Is. antics aid lawful money of Great Britain, doe to driver; aferecald, for well and trsly cooveylig him. the sfpr esai'l Ilk, Sea:lett, ii Mack afore aid. from th e corner of Mitre -tits Flirt Street, to - sertsit_ . ..ecemesge or tesemest. *vim nben. Itte of ' .---- --- u -,'• T, . . it may not. perhape.„bi .kisowo_ea wag body t h at nerving a crib mesh' the breaking Open met robbing of a house, • ' Tb i t , :ar e ' , Tars pioke; tea that 'they keew nothime about tbe , .• • Saab Peru and the terceM.ttons were re. *ossliided; a d tbeothei.tilsotten were discharged. •HaltvOr•filaaeit.-16111aa.—ble. Was. Herring, who re 'Heald' the NeW !bad, Saint ristria, appearmt on sommor WI answer tor hiving game in his powtession, be not being tqltalified person . bad Lee deposed to hiving *vatted* a swell..warrant on the premiers. and to • Emitting 111 pantrys !nice Cfpartridges pad i bare.—Mr. &Mpg Milted', that the - game . (mind etas see; to hint by rtes. -Cresivelt. Esq., who was i qualified grotkman in Wilts. hat' now en $ temporary visit to Loudon:74los. growth Mated, that he wet a tinalilied.itersoe, and haricot $ largo manor, he sends a quantity of game doriog the season Is his friends is London. Thli; to pteirinth hie friends frau, baying a heat/ charge a' artier to . pay t tit sends a .. beittper directed td the defendant, from Whose hoeselle estribeted it to his Mends. The game qew prodaced is part of thit'thin sent. fu proof of this statement, the ear- • tilsge ticket that accompanied the limning was prodaisid. hod Mr. Koalas aided. that he had received s letter frill • a friend (Mr. Carr), aonnuncing Mr. Creswell to bi - ; lified - gentlatoan. Mr. Koons declared himself satis• • and dismissed the case. . . . Mr. Rice. SiIiSLDII. a stout lestleesmi fooram.4l9o bite foreman . to Mr. lien. Vipeod, lietweiroper, 2,.0010 (Utiles, but formerly of Ludgate 11111. was btOliflitcp, charged hy his'employer, Mr. VipOnd, with relshipg him art tOporty toe pea amount. The prisoner was taken from 'the bar, and allowed lq stand it *mead of the Clerks' table, *kiwi be took notes ef tit e evideocr„ Mr. ripond being sworn, said that he engaged the prisoner as foreman to attend .his shop. in &Misnomer. law year, at a massy. of 2i. - . • he sell be r A-- I'lll 'I *txresi4AFt . - - r, be coat; It" e' tit ocatWedti bare tb• otter misery • dl3 owl. itolfitebilbra lird ) door, sad to a b oa g e l as Zt daft tbe straogtb otobae• oleo mere obligetto pat lb* act i cad the tifemo witliresedy Imt *bow. Lida. - WA Olen, In ditesdaat. berm rertsi e iree won 0' mitt r and Setstoitt, but bit. le order that the defendant alibi a Tien , to nroseenting his appeal' if tte would the defendant ter Seeskate. Ma had ara, collection Mr. Just the defen dont' oonfinentent after 'Wald ' The '1 in The y s°lY G 1100 , the 111-6;ieer i4l:r the Coal guest f ration the act rise•der the f .ibis to be form it rated at_ grant Ser i Xt r Cross , 'lbw! a grant wader thi Great St 7 al. For the above - Id . objections he sontseded dim judgment onght mho ar . yd. 4 The COURT ordered the question to b e put in time sipw of a special case, and stead in the paper for sr ,_.• At bait put one o'clock as Judges rose to ass; 111', the nomination of Sheriffs in the Examiner. ', - .. etEEMgIMI • 1 - -1 ... INSOLVENT DlCB—awill.vTOltl ' COURT, Nov. IN; i • Wm. Gilded O'Sbaskyltary , a &mixt eutiirs AO: oppoped by Mr. lIIIATS,:fOr Wil. Carter, a jeweller; MA four other creditors. Thb ease underwent- a leuristosOii gation, which occupied tee Court, to a late hour. .._.:...••• After addresses by Mt. klectu for the stadium-mid -. IW. Gems for the insolvent, -. The COURT said. withett going lute the fatal* of:the' case, s it wu only necessary to observe, that by "liana o f various misrepresentations, calomel, swans or qty Iles. diff-rent creditors, although desist ty the lus4e . , • be contrived in a abort time to get posenetio* of a meuslde ' Me • ;• . portion of property, for which he had by no meant . %,‘ a satisfactory &crowd.. Vedsx,PAhisirchowtatlca.j 'lt • cave, they add de l i' tittnanla-Graltilied .t . 4J S -"tbs, to be ,wiettoed within the walls. of tii - Mi . • . , ''featly obtaining *milt wider Filial a • . -• -- • • limamri - • - "UM .- • -- • : . , „ 41 W lved which:llm woes§ replied, with deineeste.peeple, it is no easy matter to &belie. them off." Mr. Sykes,- solicitor to the Stamp Office, who attended for the prosecutiou. ',tinted to be allowed to put some questions to this woman ;'but the Magistrates suggested to him that be had better put his qaestiona in private, and wasi remanded for Were esessiaatioe, with an order that Ile. S. should have access to her., There were woeful law statioogre present at tbis natal natioo, and before the prisoner was removed front the table, one of them comeannioated the following cedes. facts to the Magistrates. He said there bad Met. a deeply concerted system of plunder carried on spinet. the lawatationere fqr nearly 18 months. Before that time nothing of the sort was heard of; but now, first one shop end then another was regularly plundered. Within the last 18 months, more then two thousand ' m addedpouds' rth of ytataps had been thus carried off. " Asd, he, " we law.stationers know that -19,84eP4•44111114e4Pathowswe nsbei. ass adentidered highly respectable, are continually aiding and abetting the plunderers by ptirchasing the aloha stamps at.priees (iii below their value!" Sir ItICRASD Ilium and Mr. Minutia& elpresetail their; surprise at this information, and said, if an such put= chase ehonld be proved before them, they woul d y onheettat. iegly soaustit the purchaser for trial, as a felonioqs recta/et.; whatever reputation be might bare for respectsbility. • : Two. young lads, 'brothers, of the Mat of Mitton,. &trah Perry, their sister in law, and two boys, whose souses ;did not appear, were charged oo suspicion of stealing a Leopewood box, containing 451., from the bar of the Ship bona, in (Amides street. 'the prisoner, Sarah Perry, is distantly related to -the landlady of the Ship, sod was occasionally employed about the house. A little more than a fortnight ago.a. box with 451. in it was missing from the bar, and in ;slew days Sarah Perry god the two ?dittoes were observed to improve worwlerfully in their wearing apparel, and were every day purchasing sometbinis new.. This gave rise to - a suspicion that they were concerned intim robbery, ande:ewetrant ass granted to search a hossee in which they lived at Bethnal Green. The officers there %Gni s vast number of dupli cates for various kinds of property, a complete set of housebreaking implements, sad among the rest, the fol lowing curious epistle, addressed to " Mr. George Walker" : " Dear George,-1 wish you would seed me your Jemmy (Bash for croi , bar) ; for f have a crib to ICI.' night.. This bore no signature ; but on the outside was 'Tigres— s' Dear Torn,-1 would have brought the Anse" my self, but I am obliged to look after the barn to I sight. Yours, truly. (Aosta' " „ l etteer : . . _ , 'bat Olt whole ended by fu r. tnximv, .... ...Agitates', 'glens her the rho;ee of either returoleg the lad's [soap. wad paying 3s. lid. costs, or going to priaoo. She 'Chose file first alternative. —.---.--- ........e.0n0t......... At a Meetiog of the Presbytery of Citaagow, ob theAthinst- Dr. Cbalanes tendere I his resignation by a letter. ie which he stated, in sebstance, that having been appointed Professor of Moral Thilosephy in - the University of St. Andrew'', sod is hio lastellatios will take place ma the 14th earreet, it was-shin deep . 'modem. and sentiments of sofeigeed Odom fee eve, Men big of the Presbytery, that he tendered to than his resignation of the charge of Si. John's patish. Bet .be did mot resign tho lallea of the Ministry, of the impai r :sues of which IA ~well lieerere, hod *While would always hold is the highest esUma; , !nation. lie requested th a t the y would ant deified llia Climb . wicket till he was installed in his new °Mee' of whiebite wood lit* dee Intiatation to this Moderator. Dr. hi` Leto, Dr. Tip , K . Dr. Rankine. Mr. Dow, and Dr. bt`Gitl: epcitiltt e terms of the able Ministry of Dr. Chalmers, who thanks tolt neat apeet , b, and the Presbytery aces pied lil4lO l W, Wien in the terns or the letter. At Buckingham a child was lately bore, who, edlidt` ' ~. Its birth had two grandfathers and three treat g .. lisiog—namely, the mother of the child's father and 0 ..,, thee, the father of the child's father and grandfather, , fattatr's mother's father, being all alive and res idin g lath. , • parish. . .. Poet.ic Hocess IN LITIIRI.oOI..—at appears fro ~., Directory, that there are oci fewer than 1070 taverna, '. 'Liverpool; and other sources of information state the so ber to be shoot 1250 ;. th ere being, on average; one path house to lveti 19 or 20. families. As a proof Solee4 lol 2. taiatai . al% .•' plenty as kistarkberries” in LlveVP oo _ l . ll ,"' beim aseerfalhed; that within tbtes httisOetk;fartis 071 nee , marheeplabe, there were one b otidenkini^tho Vet • bootee previots to tie I sle sess i ons, its dish five own tit 1. A • added. • • . -R---"'• -. ..." -lr...r...../al.....N•..........—•-•-- ARNIID. a 1...... a..—- -- of II ♦cu ...Ra . a nesday !mt. at St. Jamas church, tlents yrjosl, - Esq. ef Oak .1, istrelk, to NOM, youngest daughter of Mr.thotin.." - 1 sills row.: gal el °I On Wednesday, the 12th Instant, at alattletaane. .1: P. Catty. ..,_,... Royal Engineers, to Sophia, youngest daughter of the late Paid 3r. ' Rm. of Matilstese. Kent, and of Hill Omen, in the mar roosts. _ _ _ ...I On Tuevtlay limit, at learnagth church. Major•tleaenl Vuung.•lll_l7,l7'; Arl illerv, to Catherine. second daughter of the late J. B. iticLued. o l . . 2 Dostors' Cowmen& • .2 4e)fir IIED.-00 tie (a ge d ast.. at ber house. Gaillard place. Kiwi" Mary Weatherley, a el, widow• of Mr. Chad. Weatherley, fere, the same place. Oa the litli ul4,3lary Ana, wife of Mr. Dudlet A darn., a LIAO , 1,0,.‘..a , .. 100. .,. . I . At ltUrtleaus. on the 2a Nov. aged 31, Lady Soy la V the Right Ilona 'ratite Henry Pierrepont,4..W.' Suter. . . ..-a • - :1 `~ 1 's 1 COA 6411A1t KE r, tidy It. Ships at Market. • Selpe sold. lMet_g• N e‘ ±eul_____ .... Ll ,....l...m i••:: s Howie/l:!ea: : 1 to d eV a • •a'Au‘t 4. • 403. 1 134. 0 411 "'" +Ol OD " palm : Printed and PO:hilted et the 01Ike. 4 - , by R. WARDEL - L, LL.D. Propr i eto r. f bal l = oat t r im am •ZIALTDMI OUlatiamuive.... , .....-,-- r , .. I the Ms I nem. his Nally ar .IVIVINIO. bap atf i r_lit Fleet* Street, to a itertitkie _inseams or sonnet. saes- es non. to sialus.vrolw - .... ,- • y•—• -- - - -. ),Ight ete sr , with him.. He eemplainielde.tala • ifloff• sad Wolf la a aka" tdoolff;• coalla° 6l 7 IN. a Week ;he never employed isim seas agent, or Co Sea of e email at a Novara' la doldod,b__,lla ' Itodooaa, ~_ "dot w en known by thanes', style, and dale of Nee Street , gest. oe commission. or to use may meow to rein mosey tot wili leached to boar favdtaa Paricoallt "Ilona . '" b•la„ ' Spdog (bedsits, at 'No. 5, in which street,. &wettest Lies; be always paid the prisoner his salary, fted - oarill bias 7. 414 . elepal against MIL . a ~.. ' ineldes. , SCI NieteUsiter leas yet appoieted either for the prosecatiee IF notbiag. Co;oplainant bring satisfied fleshly. prineet gas ' lisfendeet pleaded that he was not liable, and thereupon livisg at a much higher rate than the Wert h 4 ' p ore bitit le define. ~ INi • The story of Jobs Tbertell *deg be* Iwtho Iffsl; 11 4 1 1116 " wul°ll44l•.wont! allow, he suspected him of embeisleineet. and crone loot ere .egle with the grateitoss "Mdas et his heals , oPse-, Mr. Scarlet% addressed the Court, anciconteaded that the to this•office, - where he gave idortnarion, 110 l,e, and red y es Isit Officer, Is forataigiteelleat la the saienterps. dietarce between said court Wed tenement aforesaid did not Read, the officers, tooklilin iaterstedy. W. Reid deposed, • ' • entitle hies the said driver to recover the " valuable eO OO * * he'wesit to the prosecutor's shop,and seercbed die pi-sneer's COURT OF KlNti'S HEN4,ll—Watigesitar. deretioe" denitiasied, aneruleavoneed to bar plaintiff's desk; In which he foaad a setalthee, contatitleg a great • pub .........-- sop dabs, by showing tha sod distance did .01 exceed use nurober of pawnbrokers' dup li cates for several Pon ef INS m u.. V. 0111011101 IIUaIIIACII, liial In this case oar readers will perhaps recollect that the . - te elk. He edmltted that this weighty reason bile Irish linen, broad cloths, pieties of silk. saleable shawls, to specially movine, he hail left/sod to pay Jam. , silver table, tea, and dessert spoons. to nearly the *moan; .11 defendant, who is • respectable copperplate priatef= • fee demanded. it the risk of a rig treat **l the vehicles 'of NW. He and his brother of fi cer neared the prisoner..- tee breathe up to Wersbliastreet Police Office. c ati l de bial a legal wider of 1.. , l'e*tufall'he was eadtleo i They sheerer Is went to the difflrent pawnbrokers. arose. aidata la a ssfl Y ° z lP °°l° lr "l eft "' aid be___zi,g: t 2 ,44 . tat by the Act of the late King. •As neither party was , peeled by Mr. Vipond, where they were skew* the pietig4. A berate Mr. peatteit , the di'ffmt r a ts • " °°°"" fir : espied with eiidenes to prove the precise length of i many of which, from the private and ether welts, Mr. er re sends a of lime to the tread mill, where be Wes stl • 4 r toned i ns over. Vipoad identified as his property. The puttee were NAN ere; that punishment. The defendant was ester .lie miti reader the 3d of (be. IV., called the Vagrant Act, Ti m Worthy Magistrate referred to his maps and com- bound Or rto prosecute, awl the prisoner was remanded. awl and though he ar, notice oft ppeal to the . Quarter :tabse°-• whew it teas found to be so nice a poise chit be de• ~,I dined ng iNteelsion apse the case, bat ordered it to I 1 MAIILVOROUGH-811terf.—Mrs. thiourea, a lady w h o . keeps one of those register offices for soma s. was stVit• ( Salal° °° • y et the M agistrates 'eh" to admit him to -1- •• 'stand over tall another sitting, in or der that the test of mooed to this office to alleire.4' the complaint ofJohn Univ. Flo but committed him kir a mouth to the treadenill.brat the theodolite ma y be applied in the mean time. each who charged her with obtaining from hire the suns i.l as _ Mt. Hurcatasort mend foe a writ of Habeas Cellar, eat is order that the defendant might be admitted cobalt; With party pr eviousl y paying* into Court ss. in order to cover by fraudulently representiag to biro that she could fa that fen sea t s, mosey pracere fur him a idiotism as light puttee is a t , a v iew to prosecuting his spriest at the Quarter Sessiont•-• . 411 We arelittle i s the habit of lied i tatingeerdjetra-rgivieg f e atly. ail: If eta writ was metier greeted. tin harsts9l' the. .-, • stsaith..loggokuoigoioss,w. •oh this osoo .l i is Co feet Th e romdiaosht. ii ih b hp. . , , l o d e ho i. h . would be.tbat **Mouth% paalettlabitlvoM *pi* "" 4 - , t artriii neposaedto ,bark w gaits , wig, and are much no mous Ifeiroid of s WOOL. ..•.: ,ieweinertst in s 'ter the defendant geoid . lib erated at the seat Q. •.4 II i'lliatestris Coaches date nut " snap $ moue f r om the . "(marry, and • • •I'' • - Wait vi a ; so ter Wean& TM '. . Cosner' said that tita -:, . - . . . • ~,,,„ , papers had been al y Wrote us . --.• in tby about/owe ya eds. I simegon, he went into the a . t. • Nti..W. die Lamed ' ledge ' 114 "" •' 7 • p Lawatassbane.--as the night of the 27th of : °deed .treat , w h e re h e saw a auashee .. •• . sha sip. •• ,' eta Chambers, who might, therefore, possibly, bilge sellierl Ogl*" last, it early in the wining of the : Sib. the office I dews. offering to procure all sorts of sftwelidiel s * .lia told tip' collection of the case. .. str , 11. ....`: -ii.LL of .. John H ope i , a isle stationer. in Carey.street, 1.10- , Mrs. Orinswocei the nature of the sitnatini-liktlOWed.nast • Mr. Justice Sandie replied that he aux GO, MIN ins . winP , ire COWL l an Ileitis, was en•ered by robbers. oho carried oil ! s h e said h e s wabs b e i mm ediately mi ppbed ` one. .Ita s . , .at and parchment his bile amoget ; and no trace of easlJ only p.m y the trida s ig sem of 51. wb;es ha lisSy.ssfl./ i. . i IJ. the defendant's own ' bait that h e bed •e so IS* is • 4"fiuemest` foe /f i r bed applied to °1 1°11° 3 1 4 1°1 4 mond be disalsOccod• thot'lla every ordinary lire, did. She then di t.htd him iiiisisediateiris:liq f lite spar after the papers we left, awl beftiartbe erg% .Ita ,• . . • would have imenedbiely grepted the esti. • , , ••••• MOM Ken need fort4 w ptitpese. *; Regrets, landlord of Arita mre tly Oath reveritltt littltitVl44l, psi Ili • Alm sevelage • ever,.a worms, calling herself a tm ehe so = d *nip went of just snch a Iperset lad ; live • ' The writ &as thee gresW„ -.-....., ...• - - taveneenipeese id . !topper, and told ;him that she • w h i m be gu t to the AO, Hash, se• Ropes tuaget just , ti aawaser e b l•Attatit. i ;., , ,t 0 64 1 . . heirs cangssed is the rolthery. Sheilah! that herself. e sseh g l a d th re e w ee bniefeee. Cetepla , n4t.sited returned , so, I n r • Zrw it . C4° , lll° `" e ' -mr a° 'at of J .. " • 't • meal agrof kehaut Wets 'be *stoned) bed ta• to relate his dissupeimment, bat' bits; thtestotel :again . . •: t . loy in this ...' :- • - - . 1 •• • IWO tit '--• t It .Ohildionlialf4 Mg dal an4-41,..4.1: a apart him, sod sent him port. ha t 4( ~ .'0 • et. ''' tb• . • 'INF .• ...Wirt!' a" - . .•.•: , ........S‘t, at, .: •. •••• •ew ,' •.'• .' rm. Neflwaityacdr" .' . sz.-••. - . 'i. es ....- ~ s 1 Bosnia WOW is* ••• . , e„...4,1,,,,,, w ho ~..., „ 1 1, 4 4: ' : , ..4 . ‘. .'' fi . , ,' soil*! ant let dirt ed bi re i t i Vi a t it 'llhe e kirifintabad:uttneil.efttglopa.a, r e was en ou eisolizta n ta il lts o o bid s c ik it i se i 7l* if the hoWI: t ... 4 Yli 11 ii Nr .We or/eh . ' .41dnitallsbe bi nellE t i l Is ai li e '•.•AI• ' ". ': rilliiall'*oa_ght,tOrtica the dic•Kliante sewed rlZ . dig i bat N .. 4,Dieihkillee. Bayswater, bat bin , wii better fate, trot The property of the prams teed . s sk —s .4-tstia yeti %Were wire witasiediedinewer aiiyirrtne spiritism sent • awaked the roe fellow; and, tired 160111.0**th. be l'e• abi " sory note, was forfeLlco to the. Ce. olllB i,' , _22 4 1, "'",?, ' isafroisallarbeireit,'PWbet I air. Happier." tasted *ace team to his directress. slatted kiss etc .1 tan r n "to the Pi t i t ti h u " nt ,l". e ,„„„ te .: e "r„". ' *4. ; Ike - stinereed la*: Ittee-tene, elld len ' tit the ferS of the ,a ga te to the school of Dowling, called the Malibu ittoste., - Rif 1 " wor• --", w--- were - f or '-` - 11 • . .Ma beret " Whet litti said WM!. wok, I hava•ald jat Highgate where she said he was certain to be *gaged: . g Si lti ' the Conn. The verdict was for the Melva. r, • . wittiest ;medlar say di , t.to rut Worship, Ise Mr. Dowlieg bad written to her a few days before',/,' fre peat Cross now contended, that the words in the &iris. sod . .. it, *do aetineee to say acy thing:re c s. V i ta just each a person. When be got to the Mandel II radon were jesidfilietit t° enable the Pliintiff to 11 4° Ts. 'bi. i asked tbis• siesalif Woman something. g strate , however, Mr. Dowling wasted no servant of ' the V 4 the action. It stated that the Coroner lignite% sato of her history : mid, in answer-to ilirqiestions. she said, sett; and tbargentlentao inquiring the poor *airs story. the-death of Jelin Younglinsband, and it was !Omni that . , have bona a baasebeid;wow. set dyed,la ~ acn told bite that he had been imposed on by this womao, aild eh ,_'' the deceased committed selkearder. The objectiow to ' _ reepeited, la oNe place many rata; bat about two years advised him to summon her to some potke.olfice. and thee • 7 .ibis was, that the Ingeisition did tot state the tbiog done . I Lod bath otr place . awl my respectability by One be, Mr. Dowling, would, if necessary, come forward to ny , ' to be felonious . . Aeolis, objection was taken te - tbe , • s 4 rrie step; wed brayed spots my stied so that I cared not that the gave her no directions to send say sack person to ✓ form in which the grant of the note was espresset.--st what Weems if as. I bete lived a wretched and wicked bim ; sod in consequence of this advice he. did sunanino '" sated that his Majesty, under his sign manual, gaveltnd iita.cratiaad a„„ .. Mrs. Orimwood he Mr. Dowling also gave the tat a n , granted to the said Plaintiff*. said note. Mr. *tits -1 el • " If' peas wile a life was so wicked," said his Nor - shilling to pay for the summons. Mrs. Oritiewood. in Ater ' Cross submitted that it ought to have been described hei a " 4 ... ...,.., d ,,,, * • t -change it for a better!" To defence, entered into a long history of her traosaciions a itil 44 --... .a...1m• titai 134.41k4 Oral. For the above and *sr -, zr - -7 - .. fila " &Hawes* replied. " robes one once gets involved various families, Rex., who may or may oat be in existence: to ' - --__ •_ _i..1.... ........ ........1.-1. ...td he Mr. CONANT, the Magistrate. to NI/ F orsestiss sr 044A8 vs- MI *it elOrdpi bel6- !Alit-1 1 01 4ogaittsa for df as - ett tl. 011110 AO I; for frau( cations. POUCH. - • MANstow HoUSS.--.YeAterday Forrester, the officer, was charged by Mr. Scabs, a respectable wholeeali butcher, with having seized 4 .quantity of skins and a block/ and impounded them in the green-yard.ifithout jest cease ;:and also with having seized • flock of .cheep. and impOuthled them in the same place. upon no better . authority. The complainant submitted that the offeediorpatty was punish.' able by a penalty in both cases. Mr. Scalesatated,thet having•for sale a quantity of skins which dealers were unwilling to purebtute to a wit state, on account of the additional weight, he ordered that s block should be placed on the pavement before his door, and that the skins should be Laid upon it for the purpose of being dried. The officer, te:)on .ceiog the block, and without giving any notice, whipee them ail to the green , ' yard, from which they were not recovered without code I siderable expenses. it was therefore snbenitted, this. as Mt. Taylor's Act, ender which the defendant believed be i been so unceremoniously treated, required that notice *lseult' be given before ithe extremity was proceeded to, the baiter bad subjected himself to a fine for illegal inter feree The officer said, that be had afire.' the skint And block inasasegnence of the Ward Inquest's orders, which were peremptory. and %Hsieh, it he disobeyed. his pia& would lie soon filled op by another person. •He had hisides given notice t0.14r. Scales repeatedly. The otbcer (Other said that sir. *ales was determined tin gi re the pofice.as • much & gaol side hbwat 'WO ' Tina' Al et held I Men •AI •Nir 114,ei