The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-08-09 00:00:00

E I ~':• I. , 4, , 1 1 1 di; 1 • 1 1 o Mr . . c - -- - Altsll..•,'.V.'elelLVS/ZESt.:it3r.l. 4 4...„ .i' Vr.l3l.fitith , s • im _',Vltit il - ie - t. LAP I.N TELL/OEM:E. 1 . Thumps should) partioliChntitii Noett-liicttlititt ON tgli ......volopl"-::- I, troWa. -" : • • • ''''' • *elt 00l e• ea, -. l e- • • a off the Pleinilff,76totlett the . following - timer& • +Li! i • 1 -',.. f c• r . avt, weness.wi t 1 ,..„..,,,_ Y:„.9.,,RK1 J.:',P7r_l s • ~_ 1 Baugh - .' I • Jaines Diekey.ies'itaiitattl th'itheillie-Me.linim. cowl r OF ellaNeEttY, St o. 8. -i$11.0CeS:••••--The Pleirtaff, for wheel Mr ; I4nis *in ..ittritfott 'Loon aeo;erary A oung'vatner trod : . o o. sit n A s. ., 1 3 10 t e t- ra . 1 ii b k i" • • - tAreit V. JOINSON. SdileilOr, had filed;ldis bill N tiedeetnitbe elide" tit terywertehatgediVitb the .wilful Murder of k Male . t 1 ,. ~1 ' Y' .4 '• v il ' h at 10414paclash ;ti . ~ o O' tnce, W el _' 9 , PRIA te only other Sir Samuct. Runt ta.y steed this ta he an applica.. ed • I mortgage over. cevtaht.propetti•tmlfithhad heldise , bastard child of the idaoghter's. ti..ii oil the Iran, of the Pletess 'set ate wn for., DefEndeut, Cuthbert Jelin- oto his father,. ited-rimecedtegllett , . t , Mr,, YereeseAtes, attired the case to . the Juryl. be 4 -- , - i Lv , ri;.if. .., 161 1 persons , . icktne nuese.,were Mr,. Sw.th and .a seevaitt ...before dusk, witness was son. to have the period of foreclosure of a inort. s itteariog,.whea the Plairstfirkentered into a 'bargain ta w . _ t i la p r i s seemmbs . itpod in the relation .of t f i e- .15 1 . n ii t i l ;. 444.4 , , E enlarged. 'rhe D..lendant had granted to thte l with Thorns , by . mad w...the fatter became the pumo, thiriie,un i :aughter_te ea ch other, resided at Thor P 7 ; boards some broken panes, and wheifttlrNl4 bac ,to get some nails he had fer e Plaintiff a morte'nee of his life interest In a consi- chaser of the e: nit of redemption, and. Me debate! rititli rtlietimily Consisted of the Prisonerii and a got, perceived three men - going towards the hall deoi: • derable estate in security of a debt of 15,0°01. He was taken out of Coutt.• The transactions hitting° child . about five years of age; belonging to the dittigh- wanness m itedsis • chthed out to them to know whet bad, its a farther security to the Plaintiff for pay- come to the ears of Mr. Lawny, entltheikeetvlng that ter, , who 'was a single woman. Both this Prisoners wanted, when one .of them took out a pistol fr ' - meta of this debt, procured a policy of insurance his Client, the Plaintiff, was in barthentit circum h „were charged with' the murder of a male infant,..born under his coat, and presented it et witness- sayisig, to be undern rit ten uisoil Isi s life to the foil amount, stances, and that If the money got Into hos . han ds, .. e., of the &tighter, end there was this singularity in the , of the sum due to the Plaiiitiff, and had also ranted should never receive payment et bit eosts, 'art li ° present case, that though a child hakbeen born e as ",What need you care you, mecel." At this time , wituess was within three yards of him, anal had i to L'en a warrant of attorney, on which the Plsiii.! notice on Themes, not to , parover stile purchte- than * admitted" by, both . the Prispners, no father full 0 • Welty of seeing his face; knows it was the tiff ~ ,ad entered up judgment , and taken into his,:money to him. Thomas, however, chose to di ne- ,been found for It; he made no'cominent upon it, . ~ b ad own hands the Dffeedant's share arid interest in a wird this notice, and Mr. Johnson now soh mitt -mitt e 4 . l ;sad should ;mike no further allusion telt ; Prisoner at the bar ; he was then a stranger to wit. it was a mess. The man then entered the house, and witness .poreelaine manufactory, in which the Defendant was on the authority of Certain, eases, i t which it wits -t- , - 1 subject ow;which no evidence could •or ought to be Iment to ,the window of the parlour, where Mr engaged along with certain other persons, his part- held that a Solieiter had a lien for his costs on any i giveo, and if,it, should incidentally be mentioned by - nor.. In this way the Plaintiff had recovered a con- fund which had been created by his industry; the, i . the avituesies, it, would he sufficient, for thaslury te , Smyth was; and called out to Ititc r to take cartel' himself.; saw the Prisoner enter tlfftarlourand eve. i siderable sum, by which the mortgage debt • due to unless . Thomas could show that he had parted wit i hear it once. Mr. Williams then p roceeded to state ..- 1 sent his pistol at Mr. Smyth. ' Witness was then laid ' him by the Defendant was reduced to the sum of the purchase-money, previous to the notice being the evidence, which we stall vet y beiellyegiee , from, be liable to - 11,8001. He was in possession of the rents of the seeped oti him. by Lony, he must still . ~i the nomination of the witnesses.' . -holder by one of the other men, and forced into the and subsequently into the perkier: thheePtie .. estate, and also of the Defendant ' s share ofAhe. pro- him for th e costs of the suit. •• Mr. James Beaumont is a intgeod ditlWAltetity. • hall , fits of the trade carded on for the joint benefit of The Lotto, CitaNcELLoa said, if the Plaintiff's ,On We dn es d ay ; . the 10th May, 'Mark Yoent went . soner desired the other man to strike witnesistalkit • the D, feudant and his partners, agalast whom, the S o licitor hed•entie on to a'Decree, in that case no. ' to his house , and told him that hie daughter died ;or. Smyth entreated them not to d% so, an d P r i. Plaintiff had filed a bill, calling on them to account . tice to the Defendant not Its pay. to the Plaintiff ...been brought to bed, on the precedlog Mondaytop4 weer replied he would strike 'm to death. Met Setytheaked them if they sou fitt w hisk • .. y 4 for the sieve due to the I)elendant. '!'here could be . would hare been good but how was his Lordship tl requested that he would go and see her ; arittest ! !Well they refused ;he then des' —to eon* no pretence for saying that there was any interest getett the present case? He did not see that he coot i enquired 'how she had beeu delivered ? he replietr e, , ; thver. and sat with his at the titre, whlititehe did.- I * due: the Defendant's eldest son was now •18 , years get at it in any othef way than by the nolicitori ev- I that'she had delivered herself. Witnesieevetir tne , old, and when he should. co;no , of ag e would • oil-, i ng n otice to Thomas , th e purchaser in thi s , case , arid f o llowing day to visit her; found her in'brttl'; a- - ft& 1 -dressing • Corbett then desired witit. to get up till' they wou ld (beating), when Me. Smyth Tingly concur in suffering a-recovery.of the estate, to th en Mi ng a bill aga in s t himt.by'whithlte 70 6 0110 1 * sool@ engtdries of the female Prisoner, not Pete. C WO him ' his i ' the effect of raising money to par off the mortgage b r o ug ht i n to C ou rt. - 11.'ScilicitoriltirtatithiOn' •,.., :nary to detail, witness enquired for the leitild e ctibleit beoged of them•for the lose tif• G-ed not to beat hilt i n question. The period of foreclosure had ' Ol 4 Fumed, could give notice only.trfavertyint a'mu'se I Mark, Young said he should see r and e wV e chitee took ; (the witness). . They then avklered witness to go out .- • -• of. the padour which ise-feraarthsely did,' and went been once enlarged, and in these circumstances, the now, thole could 'his Lordshipget, Ail •inOttePikthe i front a bapd-box under the table. It was ,a• fine , , , --, Learned Conneel submitted, his Loidship would be hands of this . repo Thomas, when,bectraituo purr l'afil l eenr's male child; Witness, on exa mi n i ng its ! ...e . • • a - I sewn to. the kitchen., Witness had a full oppurtn. of opinion that it ought to be still farther eelarge,d- 'to any•!:ause . before ,his J.,ordship?....lC fs,,tleciveft; notteftsittiti a mark thereon, apperetifly ocehiloned , nay of seeing Prisoner when crossing theenriour to the fire., but was afraid to' dirs'vt . his Mr. Leacs, on the other side, contended, that :liedemptiOn had been made, and, there :heft, beet 4,4 be: a ligature having been bound tound'it•;• Mark Owes* tailless it was Ao be held that it .. mortgagee might be fund, o!er which; he Couri, had a Con . tppl, out 4 rAnag, on seeing him look at the efoksielei ee : him afterwards ; is pteitive the-Prisoner seaslOtelVilt• - a °hi m' I the party. Shortly after witness went into the shirt out from that right to which he was dearly en- which`the coltiftitiglei iiiavebeen paid, that f end • i l y e sc Is any thing the matter with* neck? Wit te '- - !'' - -t- ' kitchen , he-heard the reportofpistol ' •th • tit1, ,, 1 for any indefluite period, there. &Mild. be .ns no'doubt, Wrieldhietebad a, lien on tbat ftind ii ness, unwilling for him to suppose . that Ike svmeited ~ ground , for the prostk implication. The.reetsof the lA - toll's; but herb there was no fund (tier whit a l.! . any thing wrong, said Not." -41 v stnele-trrapti .4 • - • . ..• , c „ ,--e , ••, . _ . .. A lour, which was about 20 *yards distant ; was going ti ',le estate over the Defendant's life' interest, in Lordship had a controul. the belay of the chit& more paitiCattPlyW the n!' Ito see what was the matter and heard his master ashili the inortgageextended, was 8871. a year, and ; ._...t.., ::. 61 ' exclaim " I'm killed, I'm , killed " witness said • - '-- - tit owing y e po e In 3 caged' 1 7 --,--.. --' 44 I believe you are, Sir,' and if I'm.to Se killed My. the inteiest and inaurecee• of thie,Defeuditiit's life, I • KING'S 7'HEATILE..• • .; 1 40 in s the head, he perceived a tarp quatetifie of 'ex ameuitteel Se o,9fili. so that the mot was .not equal to ! • • • travarated - blood .. which had las in oatetklitselilihto self • I'll fi&e you . He ran lip towards the pat. --....,..-.. • fee hoes*, amilipsurancee but thr latter es ceeded the 1•• - ' •!. i ° • ' • 1 Wart and met Mr. Smyth in the passage, suppoeting closed. ihv i t h e medullary substanee , of the braip. I: 4t. . for:aer,by 4 oo yearly.. so, of 1111.1 The • iseeiarities , On Saturday night the Opera Season -st • • •••.. !!` himself along. by the mall ; perceived his • waistcoat f h h b i 'or t e e .moe t eege , t i e u t l e q u e stien es fi tiostol,she ha, been the most. successful o any tat as . eean of • the cranium there w a s also a qutntity of e 4,..e. on fire, and . endeavoured to extinguish It, by ' : vacated blood; the vessels of the brain w'ere ° Idi. . bineitewith his hands, - in &Mug, Which 'his 0' iporeesge oaf the Defendeuit's life..iattenst: in this experienced for years . . This has been occamo i n i 1 1 with blood; the eyes were distorted, and tt.e 70 • estate, Ind aixonf• a mortgage by a kielfittiaines to not merely by the adventitious concourse of i us- the bosom of Lis master, when Ire felt - the • • • • and lips black ; the vessels about ettiellyet tice the amount•of,opool. New,,the Plaintiff badiately trious strangers which made the house highly it. hloud.gitshitig,fronvhisrhreast ) witness called to the , - ..._..•' very turgid ;on the fore-part of .tlid neck , there wag. teceiveld i visatived notice teem Mc...ltllithes . that, this, treetive, but also by the veryeornmenoaooreeeL a mark similar to what woutd , r ule been madeditYrf seresot girl to • omit assist him , but though she 000U1.peortoage was not the monee of the .Drfen., floes of the Manager In the production G of variety . h came she was so much frightened as to he unable to tape, as if there had been a . t op e or lizatu,resped dant. If this was so, then was Ibis -part of the Xti- The admi t iable talents of Madame neutra l her ;to e gird bins any assititanee; witness placed Mr. Smyth the neck of the child, the circle • was visigle %early . .... bask . palated.seo t irity gone , anti the Planitilf must steed on . lisped metitiers • on the stage, and her constantll after •Ii• 1 ► west's , '1 wins hit - against, the wa ~ soon v. tc ) he round -the neck' *Wove this many [' there was.n• great., the life estate on ly,, which was not eqii , l to keep down anxiety to promote the interest of the concern, en. , : fell,*nd ex leedittobeet half an hour from • the time deal of : these 'a pp earances - Ara similar 'tO t Nolen of me . ei _. the intreest., Was- the Coui., to say te a mortgagee, title her to the warinest the t a `lO•vit 'the M2naeer ar viee P the shot, . ' -.' which are produced by death occasioned byietringew T dot futriog taketeeeeorities foehis money, he was . they greatly contribtited to the success of the Sea-- o: lie watsiess,andettweatalong cross-examination:2'. latiou, and he apprehended could 'ntie product& • • • to be lee* noise situatiee Aim if he bad none such . ) tone M. TeAmeZeArti also has been a column of t CAttilsamar!Kuos, ithis servant woman who war 14 I • Sir S. ROsm.t.ir subnii;.ed i that the fact as to the, strength, and we sincerely regret that he took leave by any other cause; heoce, in his opinion, the - - 4147 tkettedeecalescribed!thle manner , of the murder; as ht.---We • uo• lailutent,pert.efatAtesecurit which he could not i of. the audience on -Saturday nig . . , A of the child had been occasioned he strengulatien - I ted ',.., - 4.. . 4 r 1 1 .16 d t rela ityinaickey, but items idtabld to identify" the' • .edmit, ritould leppear by at ite. ' Here, however, i not believe that there is to be found upon the Cone- In ttee e ediurse , • iliii cress -examination, he' e! Fri . 1 „. ,!,,. ~ ~ i • ~. , .. 0 , e - . ,• ; ~ that lietfied 'etiq 'enq uir e d of Mary • Yoting,'whAtligi MP 1 the, pl a t o ste . s a d,. b es id es . , rotates mortgage d v 1 Bret, iiith a performer as he is-nor indeed sucha sr; bits caballero 'closed° foithe;prosication. i umbilical ecrrci . wasentang led • Sh*.i*littll'ittiititir ' . ..Ifiesenkitintitneises mete atelledtsifi Wit emit of rho' , -' tatted - -the Defendatit'r - ititereet ' porcelains conUas the King's Theatre now possesses: There not; and on this-, Cooutit he judgedelbet trite elitist/ilk. miler, the anieutrt 6f wtilefiltrits • Vascerteitted. -ilia, ' , i 4 lyrical talent in Italy , both male and as riot strangle . • !sorter , to prove an alibi. .. ''' The fibito . CuiiilltatriCifaiWrinis eitirenittly figtoiti , ;''' . .• .. towg'hsling dlsth th ° °°44 „ were -liege ‘ ..'" aPPee . ; - but he tit hirthterilicht Will P° lo l'Aft ,„ ,2fhti iiir• safterott -.9hpireedieselilit t ion e brought in ~ material, arid th at rile fact should cleerfy aPpeer,. on roiratt ~ - e arts of (f ence ; and we rear thefitoe' • it.hetlipieeetied, dive s; ictf t l tdi eti ' t s t em et eerte u online we, ... • ~, . e : pea rancei would Id not •e_ been • so n s , swllly t mar. spi, ~ The ere eter e te e e jeign, tie t e er a, N I , p rkkis ii e ..i viti i the !tee of the affidavits. If thestwerki were part merely vectettalent, but daneingatso, has deeotet rate. . . as &testi exiliblted ite the jaresentinsience. A greit, •- • of the secstrity,' bow coiwiTit..ktforeclesPre at The new school of Paris is a wretched departu .'• • • ele •• il . ihilothrtitt 'end passed sentettei i pience an. 4 • numbef 'of l'qnestions were askeif *Ma. delicifey of atititit'apoit 'Sim. to 64`Vreented4ffis day. .' . *ll, , tir thseantefint Of them was ascertained ? ' • • from the chaste style of former days. Of ail . the. _ s . say, . . • obliges Os to suppress. ' • • • . •'• Mr. Lxecs asked, would the Conn that be- ' new perso l'eets who have bee ii alrowid -Is ' ' -* Mr. Robinson, a surgeon, of Hosted,' 'deer). , otiose there was a collateral• security of which the dent/ants, ~ ay their talents this season On the Itrcil, geld, he agreed with the last witnesio f in s ,, 11441 1 4 1; 16 gen had availed hinitelf, he was not therefore . King's The , the younger Verret,. only possesses deseriptioof (4 appearances observed on opegigg, . ts e entitled te a foreaniure I" • ; what may termed the true et le of theatriell den& the child,' which. were such as would be reduced ~ The LotereCitenceeeteresitid e he,.sligul i d, n ot be- ' jog. He has evidently set otit in the right road. He strangiihnlith ;he agreed also with him, thar strin e ;:il f l orehiend'state any piiiitite opinion . - - buithis hecon- ; studies grace in peeferentfe to Mere agility, and dis lotion might occur in the bile though he said it 1 , delved to be the'practielior the Ceiji; r itat if . amore. - playsit:taste which, •With cultivation, fill thek t e him a very.rareaccoriehcb. .Id,obinsocalsblaarrillid gagee chimed any thing beyond - Ms mortgage, the a genuine descendant (if bill') pus forefather it the the particulars of i Visit he bad paid to tho , Ptietteetit amount of which was not ,ascertained, the Court ' 0 art. , .., 4. - house:on:Wednesday, by desire of• the!constable‘ nner in wfilbribriThwarre has been con teeultle ie 'euch te.sese e . open the . foxeckisyr.e. •• Let i - T h e Ina , , _ e . • g -behaved very insolently on this occur tit; indarr w itid hirer 'till these,Otets w,preenade elear y : ducted . this tu i tion , alto thif suteesS with which ithas sion and-the female Prisoner refused to be exaraluoill lOs 4e:fili c iii •ot. Agifenal 4 . kfti Ikl4l. I been eseirised,.- ere es - teasers to loot , forwirtl .to' by him, or to answer thd questionite pat to helidedi another winter with holies of seeing , the Operii.ltita. . , ~ . 3 , , optizczwo r atay Aldo poor. . - i She did let th ew steknowledge that ehikihad haibisi i lesacgpore4 in this, case : , for to in unction ► '' kit''t • iiiing John. Mai glad ad Sainuel Townsend Foot 4 t vedterith ' splendour • andwhen ' it"b"*ettila proper , a dered how mocir . the fine arts of a countr y litiirlic!tti Child. Ann Yoengi . , 0 4 ~ ii, e the daughter of the male Priodustirp. 1 -- in 'telling or disposing of .a betel, aiad premises at I t eer; called Phillip's Hotel • e also from dispesieg ' . the fur Mee stock of wines, Ike.. and from coi f splendid Theatre, and haw ~ much it is . the ß d . e ti ty h e r f ti o rt n i e i att . to its . sisesnot ?Is I ; t epe th . a , t _ th 1 tatto . o wilt not again it meet be so t e hl;t il l i n " t' 'at; s t ho e u ar ri seiec sio e t a ms co : s e o , ... and , sister of theefemale, was eiamined aeconsiderse able length.. Theseffect of her evidence wits ritaill that her father fetched, her. from.. Tedeaster ' Whestfl liiiitin i g the . debts, &c.; and that a receiver should be ' e 1 e A n t ,T e g r , the m she was.leatksit, .op Tuesday, to wa . itenpon her lisle of Dirlone 'Abaft a, 46 God appohn,ted .. 4 collect the.debts and . sell, the property. . i tar,; she oincordingly,lvent ; but, neither her .fativrr r y ............._mer _RAMIS! 111 tee Irk ' " was sun b Meal . (.1 ft eppeared from the statements on, yll sides, ,that 0 save', .sir . g t , ,_ p erms . net; ,sifter I ,tated I that she, .had -been cleliverectof. si the Plaintiff, Mr. Rickard Gurney. ) . the younger, i M- rald'a°l4°l9 accompanied . by : the , other . child! antilielse , folleming day•after the constableiand bad assisted the liefeddiiit,May with money and ac- 1 formers; with that graceful energy which tretellves 1 ... surgeen had4seenowkao.*:sequested,her to go 44,1 aptincei to 'enterstnt6 the 'heti( 'in i 'question, and ;to thi s anthem-I°cl* effect lit ' this TheVire I t ' isform,theetensteble.thothiadaughter bad.teensdeli-, that hteytatrafteri4lWl‘ atedlittli Foot tit take a‘. universally encored : . After' whitiOMeitllikstietell. hi " Tared ofsychilde ?.,'• . •:, •,.. ee ‘. -•1' • • ' ; moiety of the w oWeErn . ' oil' if Nandi. Foot ,' how- ' came forward and meatie . ' , Gis-gratet . ul 8 *bed iibli:On , . Sera* females , ware eireenitted, :bet • their', testi- • kin 'letve•of the Enshat ever, not hisineatl.ianca lo'Vfay 'the full sum ~,ta S . . . Teo ladled**. e •••• Hl* l' • , ~1. -. tet-esext‘i. , , clump pillOy. :reCTIKI Ito 'cifeellititanotti ( 1 .1 1 111 1 1t0d.1 . agreed upon, and Nix' 11114 . coitintiing greatly in- , •' • withtEiselhtignareo,efinsta, ,Ye*lig.d One ok t alai Ado , dit . • • ' - - debted to tbe PlatheffrthilliM'Pariles, 'chi ih• 0 7th The fultsess of , the OPere, *Wee _ Glifat 4 itet44 ll 4l Afx r .kjr,p or s, thN„lathe,...oes: !lir Itike 1 Mikei• lart',...executEdurritii; Sifillrati initAnnenti'in , honour to the ' feelings of .thls; BrittabArisplito . 11414415 t. ito onsoom tortivtAtitvesed Ifs be in 14447.9 , 114 A, weitfing,''hy . whieh MI ;y. an ior i n 4 r t a. th ei pla tit i ff i would not Su ff er the esettiottr ef 101rj•Theltset' , vbet ', I • aselAbnuletheetimst he ohild, saat,har.e v aedithat t os*l wMe hotel Whey . stieii ►rViftlf th'" fitinitkiii, 'stock if Abe cause of humanity to lead t,Csf his Alla , t h o l o n ow i nsk t i be bad 4oelsadoliisAlleghtellll,l9 OW wines, Ste. petlineltitn in pe' ' tin; bi deliveiyfitOvoileA' inult 6 eif illy* genettlAatisfettiod.•l Miss? house ana ir,,: . the ~e,ey awn witAvAim r i The Prie I him of a sliver linkard. ni &dor; t n )nii e nat i... l siii top disphiyed much skill on the harp, and Mite 50...... " •= ~.40 ~ i ferifiel _ at441,00 witnextp , wvrik: net. deliiof, 'by er the • ro lo g o ototi to groo ti .l As 1011 %Wet ' estronithett• the' 'whole boost , '" the tee** tai t7 4 " , „ .l 7A ba cTi o . . .. . ~, . T meent of mittl'afer • ; and Foot, on his ligrt p. concuPs ; and rapid" •atecution• With whichPithS , g , tilirforteed 11. ' The - I,4ol;nesi.4uppie said, there were the fittlowieg in tlie.asiigPmeilt be . May to the Pitinisff,, .'ilubjett to . .' concerto 'seethe - piano. Moe !Mte a pupil i otiestiona ler „the/Jury to consider and respire :---. 1 such eighth as he.may' have on thir covicirst` for' si d. ..t.;iitnor Ttotatezzemi, made her first appearance p - First,OritOher ,the,ehild had been alinel secendlYel vanees trade by hiin to May. • The'ioleititestieri be- 1 peblic, , and sang with considerable tette. i M d. adert .. if it wife bore ,eltre, ,was .. its death , occasioti:ed byl tween the parties non. seethed to be, whether Foot% ! GRASSINI also volunteered her 'powerful a f Tit.- ,v ,.. elemr; b.3,,itslooni wos.the violence, jewicted, ity . cliiim should be satisfied in the - fieitinstance, or it tfli'cellent as long as she confines . bettelf to orrher ' 1 either or-both of; the.Prisonera.-If the 1 Jury were ' shoold remain a lien on the •prbpirty, and be , . , 5 pay-rand natural style of sin ine it 'lto be rested that . able Oat • of 'the priesOf it,, whet, sold. • " - 5i Madame s e . ' should • I -the vain wish of imitating • Aretes ., ,ii . not satisfied of the first, that the child was e really born alivr, and not strangled in its byth, they would -The Loan Cneecira. - ots said, the only g ee d :r ow sometimes learl . her higher than - tier volcewilt•allow have no occasion•to enquire • any . further, but e ptitst wits, if this claim Of Fisotur should be paid . 1/.64 Si 'so as to commit occasional trespasses on the ea t o f" „n eerily acquit belt" the Peisoners ; if, awe-, the •iti o eed• . the au di ence. The favourite pieces were the duet sate Of the prelierty took place,. or,. If . Atot . - ,„ "a nd m whole, of .the. else, they •entertaiAtetl strong * d.ciejits,' be enough;•'that care was taftenliniethe • prodoCe• a from Nareositsy, sung by _mrs.. s.itsfor 1. those doubts Aphid , operete,iq titteadvaotage, of the it, when sold, •should he madelappliCable to ilid. Benteitera, the Death of Marmon. , by't re- otter f a n pavement of 'hil l 'demand. Where . the"questian came •Cavatina by Mrs. 3b, 61°Nj and a Duet between • nrp e e .. .thetastmeat, o t exiese of. law .es well as of st trhih itich`hirrei bounds as ' thete, it became the Wattle Git IS.Simi andS igeor Tallirtit".4l4l. tetet hutnapity e en,altelotthtintspasee, to, suffer mercy to r i .tusti ,th steice i oj et h e e ler , o f the accused. parties - tiectitio f f disr; if they wotild,compel his Lord- of these•pieces were encored. • • shirefivinteekre, atilf by taking this . Exeter hotel • 1- ' I sTb*Juty retired. for aboet• a ' neert Mrs. ' /I.' .tonwirroil•h ft e 'en • - " • After-the Co , , ...no quarter of an hour,4 underlds eare do an'ect Whi c h would have the ef- Address, which had more- to de; and 'we kept', 'Het. ' , arnt.then returniete verdict of --Not Guilty., 1 i'The Learned Junes then said 64 Prisoners you feet of tilditting it up - till that season of the year why, w ith . her late aerostatic' diaappettitinettn, than i I have hatik,al,userulial Jury, -who have acquitted you ; whecOtbottatektinuld net . be found a perion to enter the with the object .of the evening'ir.enterteinmeitt, al- I. i , i. snatioent e denger in which you have been doori oe'it': His Lordship should Ore the parties thntigh she fouadtneans to squeezttee,tear•atthe first • ''''" ~1••;.• , , , three or fotiVdays, to weir they could not"get quit allusioentadeitelhe Irumanityobr Mr. • dixeve. -.' 1, Piel-ecle listlttPod'oll to reform your con d uc t , f or & casuist buli,thiuls. that you have. been guilty of a very. of such an abomiirible nuisance as his Lordship must A Divertiseraeht followed , in which Mr. C. `e5 . ,,,..,,__. . ,,,.., , __. „ be in this cause. The parties had 'venni to such close GOilie• TRH; madeltis drat ippearance, and displayed much g i " .l " . , ,: quarters; that no two sensible men,cotiliNfifrei t wo grace. . . : . . ' • WATIOM - Z ."- ,4vousr Q. minutes on the subject of their•differieriele."'" T " : , I . .-..-' •, • .--fit/ . ' The.first business it hieli 'occupied the Conti this IMPORfANT POINT 01 0 PRAT tC1?" 1 ''' A Cdirieniettleedies been ordered •at Quebec to' dsy: was thti' trial of Philip Corbett,' the rged with the Mr. Jouesos moved, on the pert of a sai . edt'p r of enquire ihtri'dth ahMadt of Girt. Patti-0/14ln titipki' murder of Franc", Smyth, Esg. at BanittaelliSli ) on the name of Lony, that a person of• the 4*rue-of Canada. 'the 31st of lOctObdr fist: • • rf•tvgrk ''? • . al=Wii3l •: krill/AN lA* Aferlef.e--trrida'y Si respect. trades'm'an persuation - , attempted' `tbliate'perititftO hislyfisteirce at the Bell public- Jstrese' ' 'PeleOtoiodrf,lTii the Borough. He had, it ppOetseed, thf . istiltCtliel'eetebiatidit of a Jewish Wed. diritet;Ketritcntiort tlii prat iling'evening,where,. in conseAneriee"oficniretliipot% be had been given• ikeharte 'of Union Hall,. Vlie 4 Plisdnet"s request, look him to. the' tfOr folutif inigirg rat he r ' thali to ''the watch-hose.' Preittd. been'tikre,'however, for a shOrtlitnat t . bfbetiaMdirkii'disiirderiy and riotous, that WottieY,r tittideitilliotd; wag otlied 'to calliti the otiteh; gat . chill hinVtaithe 'watleh' ! lteusti, w bitrnained Nor .e'elbek its the mornilie cloli4o l lllo Peatethie, he l'eqtroated 41tftitt• • tit to tliellion. Ilia teititleitewai 'ln`nollo43 l 'with:" #44' Was4drlscid 'friirh chit lied`td Alt Ittillittlilducted to t ChaißierAlit he ha ioelleeri t " lolii,ethtirele,htn 6 hrs'aittt3V3tl4tisbcti . riotsi ifitth'sitigitte and datfebiClhal`h4'NuSgsi r Weriteiin eons.equetteetlit Wild Went to disiie hula 46'1)0 1 40k: 'l 3 l'enoM!' Whathini the TSri sollees;r4m-hesres fififirriatefj': pithetreiVid tr going into l'o - 'Eqe6trtt . thellitYort'itellistoffiledriel,friloner, a - 11W A latlitettlik4 fremr* ptigi4io.lthe• appakintkY lifEteet:'• lie imniefliatteff cartt 7 ldifi'do anti Sent. f 4 41 stittltni,"Britiomltßitt 14143teti",6efore suspended animation wss reslored. WhiePrnToWbiAr; 3 tllttfOroitithaie . hi/ ilflititrett perfectly tilted hit; grltilitude to his preservers in the'ittbiig Wideetivred himserrette;iyatlipst'W trepreet toea ekeept of j•gill'adiri Occasioned 'Li' Wite'fitiviiirioN'to: the ‘sdtl?np.., withOet itioinpsief 7 4ith' another man. - --* ' llO, • - t :1 4 1T A well-twitting Ypiiii# T WOini fi ;"'iiife"tePkifl(ll, to whom's)ie Merl triarliPti.errrAk ort Monday. last, t at invilco* 6o an an. "AR& o' an law), - bronght',o*)liiiiii a itaPer; ititi c teld by, priblic auction ' in the inktelilt; tue.o44oo4pui. said .. • • of l e i. with *he'riddltion tt,re rev oi ' which the "was led to the ! • , . , A 1 r , totilary market fees''‘iete pitching N. The Water of this ii isle saw the,traris aetion, and witnessetlltUiie.!ia l sit,i . j.Ahich. the female expressed at her relets fr:oul the brute 'who thus unfeeiingly brought her . 16 market,—(Shrealbery Pctier.) , • ) • MARRIED .13t 4lte 4th Wt. the: Rev. P, Dudd c Rector , of Aldflogton, f Sto•tx, to Misi daugtiter of the,late Col. Wilson, Dc. puty-'l'reasures of Chelica Hospital. • _ DIED. '4; On the27th ult. at Lyme Dorsetshire, Wm. Cornish, EN. of Broad street-buildings. Condon. . 0:i the 8 h ,in,t Mrs. Dekewer, wife of J. Dekewer, Esq. Welkireet, Hackney. . . • On the 6th inst. Mies Mary Ann noo!, second ttlrghter of Dubie, of Crane court, Flee:-94reet, soliei!nr. :,ONDION ! Printed nnd Auld .a- by D. f oveLL, h i STATSin AN Orr', d;, Fleet-street. • • , ' . . ' .. • . ', ' ' ^ , c• :act' 'l. ' ' Iltr i iiiitsWil'idaitteillis 'Etta on behalf:lA al e '' • ~ . . . ? avi ;.; 4 . 194 1; tit re 9cf . . 1 Iti tliticey•lisr.tieitttll fhlthilltiti-Me.litsylli. i irlsy,„the 31g trat 2 ,QCl.ilbtr .lit t,' witness.wis rinytir's heuse . at BallOaclash ; the only Odle, , ,. r in, the house., Were Mr,. Smyth and .a SErVatt ti l ltie . Ittlisi s . before dusk, witness was ... r) . -.. o 11 4 „op,v/i , ; boards some broken pa nel , it f 'eller titiblic ~to get some nails he had f?rp. rceived three met gong towards the hail door. Is chlbed out to them to know what ifisy , when one .of them took out a pistol from - tis coat, and presented it att witness— saying, t need you care you:retail." At this time was within three yards of him, and had i ' pnitiraity of seeing his face; knows it was the •r gt the bar ; he was then a stranger to wit. The man then entered the house, and witness- :0 the window of the parlour, where Mr, - I was; and called out to 1"' to take careof . I '; saw the Prisoner enter tltriarkurand pre. .27 ; pistol at Mr. Smyth. ' Airitness was then l a id 'II 'by one of the other men, and forced into OA 'l' nd subsequently into the parloar - : * esired the other man to strike witness lap syth entreated them not to d% so, and Pri. pplied he would strike 'm to death. M r i atke'd them if they wou Jes t , whisky, i li ot they refused ;he then des' liffhlis to eon* d ,sit with hint at the-&e, whieff?he did.—+ t then desired witness to get up till they would sr' his-dritssing.•(beating), when Mr:. Smyth ' -ft of them•for the lase triGed not to beat 'hilt loess). They then cnklered witness to go eat )adour, witich'he-fsparitingly did,' and went o. the kitchen., Witness had a full epportu- seeing Prisoner when crossing l theparlour to • , but was afraid to' dieect Ms effittetowerda erwards ;is poiitive She- Prisoner *as lesiii,, s if • rty. Shortly after witness went „Ili* the , he ,heard the report of a pistol in• the per. . ~ ~., thich was about 20 yards distant ; was going what was the matter, and heard his master , " I'm killed, I'm killed," witness said; ieve you are, Sir,' and if I'm to be killed my. • 1 forte you." He ran vp towards the pates nil met Mr. Smyth in the passage, sappoSting along. by the wall ; perceived his waistcoat and endeavoured to extinguish it, by rub... ~. • with his hands,...its doing. which 'his fingers r the bosom of Lis master, when be felt the nshiug,from..hisrbreast ) witness called to the girl to inemouril assist him, but though she te was so much frightened as to he unable to a any assititande; witness placed Mr. Smyth . . 1 back ggain;t4 the wall,. soon after which he d expirediaobtint half an hour from the time nag the shots . 0 • . witiress.endettweatelong cross-examination," itinr.Kuos, the servant woman who was 14 sefalescribedlthe manner , of the murder; as hyiiiiickey, but seis itdeble to identities. vii ! 7, -. .:1- •i i d - . ••ry•• • ; mieelliere 'closed foithe;prosicution. 1 aiiksitneises Ovate asalledttifi She past of tit& 1- ' r, to prove nn alibi. Fary,Atifite in ..thOrrandalintion, brought in iir 0 Mile i ft° b ' 19 71 03 /Oil . . 'eifititia-•.*184 etiftNnit tß4 l o4.etifer-AVitti --' qttence ina:ibitilhnitt,Yandssed sentence tipoit ties ttl.tiliVxedeted4Mit day.. , ~ 21614 Ait gititiDte—rtietit ineriting a taped. il ~ de fratarr of 7 tidPlitit ids' persuatioe, attempted' 'ptittketO fhillyfisteiltif at the Bell public- Palcon‘todef,lTii the Borot'gh. He had, it Ii SetthiltCtliel'celetiliatidit of a Jewish wed- , i . Khottingtort iiii tlii PTO:tiling evening,where, 4 , gperiee"ofioiieitlitpotv. he had been given' a tee Glettiiiiiiiiihe riffidei 'of Union -Hall, I) i glie 4 Plisdnet"s request, look him to. the: . utlifinigitt t rrathr'than to' the watch.hotise.' . ?bad. beerilileiehowever, for a shertlittnit, , . ndiliii)tilsiirderily a'n'tl riotous, that Woafey, 1......_..t• __.... A-11!_1.21. Y. —ii:Ail •LIE..,', -A-Gt..l.', .......Al,