The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-11-28 00:00:00

, . THE STATItS WAN-. LAW INTE LLII6 Ali Cod fit "OF CHAN c Ettlikirei; • sdbuit. ittlllllll.L. toestionA lhis ctise Was, whether, according to the trde Willi and moaning of •the testator's will aild'indicit, his personal estate was to be considered srt nem* from the payment of his debts. The cast had been argued with considerahle learn ing al the hat, and this !storming the Limo cuAtscu- LOR pronounced his judgment. His Lord hip, in a most luminous speech, reviewed some of the princi pal cases on this subject during the last century, and perticalarly the case of lorctiticliiribin and O'Brien (Ambler, page 33), w'ich Lord Hardwirke esit inihed Ma various antecedent decisiOns. Between A the time of that Learned Chancellor and the time of Lorri Thurlow, great difference of opinion had pre. ialleit es to the circumstances of esoneralion. In the case of the Mike of Amager and Mayor, Liird Thurlow laid Wet stress on the (bull which ap iolutial execntorc, wtin were else the trustees of the - • ing abseil from the Tower, attending his 'day at Cariton.house.• The Court will grant a rule to show-cause, and on the latter ground it may be dim cussed. Mr. PARK added, that he had yet a technical ob . - 'jection to the arrest in this case. The Defendant was taken on a Testatem Capias by the Sheriff of Landon; whereas it was sworn, that the phce•where the. Major was taken into custody was in the county of Middlesex. A rule to show cause was granted to be drawn up for next Term, it being understood that the De tendunt was not in confinement, a bond having been given to the Sheriff. CRIMINAL INFORMATION. Mr. GAsEl.te (in the absence of the Attorney ' tr- - - 9 . feel iritito ; but LOW Alvanley sfteed to have fur itisliorl tht' true principle on which future Judges Aught To procPerl ; namely, Out you must look at the zthfrir of the will, end then sly, are you con- Vitoced(fAr you arehtot to nit en conjecture), that the testator theaat to ezoneirate his personal it ' riot ' to hr -ass words to ex. Gametal) moved for a criminal information against two Magistrates of the county of Hants. The facts were shortly these : under the 53 Geo. 111. C. 67, certain returns were to be made to the county Ma gistrates, of the number of poor in the United King dom and for non-compliance a penalty of 51. was incurred by the Overseers of the parishes. In conse quence of the great increase of population in the New Forest, and other causes, the Magistrates of that pert of the coubitty, who used formerly only to meet at Limington, for public convenience had di. .vided themselves, and meetings of them for the last fifteen or twenty years had also been held at . of one of which children took placbduting thepers. dency of the present suite. On the part. of Mrs. Morris, the wife, it was ten tended by Counsel, that there was a failure of proof with respect to the identity of the parties, and that Ann• Riley, spinster, was one and the same person :hat contracted the former marriage and the latter marriage. The Court (Sir JOHN NicuoLL), after hearing.the Counsel ou the other side, and making several re marks as to the conduct of the husband, was clearly of opinion that the proofs produced in the cause were insufficient to entitle the husband to the relief he prayed, Hold therefore said it was bound , to &- I miss Mrs. Ault Morris, the wife, from this suit. DREADFUL FIRE 4r KE-VTISH TOWN. CORONER'S INQUEST. ~ • AToronee. Inquet was on Monday taken before Getman Uondsort, Esq. one the enrorte•N 1"r the county of . lnhabitants of Kensidk Town, max, hisit's Josiy of the ire Payable ast it kw of the remains of the late Thomas Cartwright Slack,Esq. sod Sarah Sorrel, his cook-maid, who perished in the fire at ICeotisft Towo, on Friday morning. The first winless Pilled was Mr. R. Tate. jun. who deposed, thathe was a resident in OW 4111111fe of his father, next door to Mr. Slack's; that he was first alarmed by the cry of tire, at abuts• half-pail two on Friday morning. He immediately pro ceeded to Mr. Rubinson's door. where be oharrved Mn. Slack, her sister, and other f males. He had first entrusted the It wits - n•Vestisry to have espy__ ....ome .., . ernpethat estate, bat there must ba expressions tan. I Lludhurst and Farley. The Overseer of Foetal. are of his owe family to his ride - v. brother, as his father was o of town. Mrs. _clack said that one of her children Moe (amount to express words, set .tioat• the Judge could i 'named Lowly, not h av in g re c e i ve d an y direction s lay mil hie; and all were ode hut that child. On hearing Mrs. not ttristake the testator); intention. Neither was it Ito the contrary, mule his retorts under th e 55th Slack screens. the deceased made his- appearance. bat ' , beim enough th at the real estate was charged with the pay.: George 111. to the meeting of Magistrates at For- becamelo or n7 ll railedne wit ne ss 1 'r n e i r vs .4i„ . " .4):: imm e diate l y at e returned lyrushed t ois 'if= :Tient of debts; the construction on the will must be, • lay ; and the Overseer of Lindhurst, named Pearce, house, where he met one of his servants, from whom he suatehed that the Personal estate was discharged.•' had made his return to the Magistrates at Lindliorst. a lantern. and followed Mr. Slack into the house. Mr. Slack - Ilis.LOrtisiiip then proceeded to examine the whole The Magistrates' at Limington conceiving this to be g n eta w il i n t ti n , a .. c hrinea light, for Ged's sake i'' Wittier f Rowed' i a we of steps of the first lauding ; the smoke imp of the present will and codicil, and declared, that an invasion of their- jurisdiction, immediately and 60 dense. that the lantern would not afford the least light. Wit ‘ith Stich a degiee'of attention as he had thought it ! without notice proceeded to convict those two Over- sriiy. wm bu i t te ll r e ly " a ir t ted b il saw im o ut o e ' r a e n O l f r ret r r a esee i rt2 l . steressary In devote to this subject, he felt ii eon- i seers in the penalty provided in the Act, and two term;th. Thweeltiid bow . O subse4 e ent n ly rescued, bat i t might be rielfon It, his jivelleist mind, that' the testator meant iof them (against whole Mr. Gaselee now directed after the lapse of ito minutes. lie did sot Avow the cook, oar any of the circumstances relatiie to her unhappy fate. Accord to exonerate his personal estatefeini the payinent of his application) find' signed a warrant under which tag to opinion, 'ilr. Slack usast• Moe perodwd live astoutes his debts. If he did not meta this, hfs wordsweie the proper officer had proceeded to distrain. afterwards from , offocation. No exertion was wanting on the ft uitle , s and rain ; but his jeordthip could not come Thecookr,_ however, was of opinion, under an- Pan f theee'ghtsours, or any person, to render every as.ist once possible. to any other conclusion respecting his intention. thority of the King a. Heber, in Str. 915, that a cri- miss Rebecca Gminge depoced, that she was a ward of the -- , -wspW.-- • urinal information could not in the first instance he derw.serl, and a rpsident io hiS house ; she was called out of her • . covicr,lir Ittrfirs ligNCfl, Nov. 27. granted, but that the convictions ought first to be !r oom at (..he sets. informed) about two o'clock on Friday lima- Ilig i Me t imm edia tel y r went to the nursery to the children, and • NATsOW o f siatt.LAW. . . brought before them by Certiorari. Only legal •coe-that the chimney. was on dire ; she took 'int DerendMit isMyijor'er the Tower of Tendon; roption was imputed to the Magistrates, and it was i use of the children in her aro:, nod proceeded out of the ind,fit the aliketread she. of Moira Governor, fit that they should have every fair p ro t ec ti on. It 1 ° 1 "e t she weot to Mr. Rohinsoe's. aud went into the bed roma. where *hefty Mr. R. ; 'he did not of her owa knew. ii.d, -or General Loftus, Lieutettant-Governor, the might appear that they had been misled. i ledge know where the child was that was missies ; she did not duties of those two Officers fall upon him. On the 13th : 'elm &ISO V. T. S. CHAMPS VS, ESQ. JOUZS wesT, AND '. know who saw the conk law t the child's ter and' areas were scorched, but her shift was not so much as singed; there was Nee: Ate Defendant ettended the Prince Regent at v. ATK I NSO N. : sortin g before the 'auntie-% fire, no clothes nor any thing else Carlson-house on ptiblic !rosiness , having been so re. The first of the Defendants is a gentleman, reside hawing to air •in the course of the preemling evening theta . tee /1id5...6; he there saw Col . . Mlaltort, and having ing at Orchar d . Rouse, Somersetshire, slid the mily had been'burning ! lame green wood in Ilse fire, which oe- two last are his servants. They had been found e jstr a se t :i a stie n t s sil i l le o i k t e iu m w t roer o , p tu t t o, the7 he th oc oo r g us t i t tur no o r t : , accomplished the purpose for which he was summon.. new ea, - Ite refer:lettin it . hackney-coach to the T ower: guilty at the last assizes, of an assault upon John tire : Mrs. Newell told them to look if there was any Grey just as he was alighting end before be entered the' White, a Sheriff's officer. It appeared from the notes to y ea did ai azd m i t her u e t rt e troiztlsieg of the kind ; the t fam t ily re;ir Sper gate, he was are at the Suit of the Plaintiff, :of Mr. Justice Bailey, that on the 28th October, chick to ' g ; :down, and " L:a t t w ari l l t he Gres were n cus t om before he .' i I*ll4, Wliite, with- his follower, went to the house of by an O ffi cer to the Sheriff of*Londoti. retired to rest; there was oil VD Insessally Jorge ere ors the precedisi t g veining in airy of the fire-places that witness was .-- Mr. PARK moved far a, rule to show cause, why ' Mr. Champnys, wills two warrants for the sum of i the Defandent shoul d not be diScharged. Ttst. first 3001. It was evening when they arrived, and after aware ' i Thomas —, was coachman to the deceased. aid gori.is .. ground ins hid . erae, that the place where the arrest being detained two hours (doting which time some ,Me attic story. lie and thepardener were called by thic ( e t = hid hein made iris's privileged, the tower of London life bed been given them which sent • • them to sleep), ti ter at about • las e o'y Nay morning , mad informed White was introduced into the dieleg:roisess milli,. I was t e A re to ti : . iin ouse. itness immediately came dowe c eed Wag' a Atijlif palate, though the lase instance of tag-parionr, and there was a &cattier.. the residence of any. Sovereign there that r , wasp w as stela he gave the warrants to Mr. Champlin wt i • bamishlenceselire-pluce, sod it working tow ifirget. 9 ' T . - -.'• l' titian Which divided the din' room from the drawing . • (teems Elizabeth, in the tornmeaceinent of her reign. the officer that be was dearth, and threw them he. --i it was not thee, in diner. They down to the kit en top It was considere d as a Pia! Palace by Losd Coke twirl" he- White tried Ot mat* *my Inelalitf• . "tater , late ottAttei* tenon) they mold row /let into the mote at (1 irsist. 14b),..in the case aa- man who had killed 'Cliampuys knocked him down and futile ' - eite fhter die • TArre "a" h o l e ed . "' 11 "; chi e mrie y e in the gi eeitila rg ed : II " Another in the rower, lig knocking him en the head in his face which drew blood. The series* . ta (the too beam of n the p ti arlonr c til'e l g v ni4 it i. t ao th the fi c r hins o ne ri Y o rigi nat ed cambia; 'With a billet, and being fodttel guilty, his right hand ' Other Defendants), entering, Mr. Champn) s order- Bre. Mr. Shack t;ieo unit to the door, and cubed out -Wa Main , • • - e "and told them for God's sake to to o u liar cut off for the misprision in the Royal Palace, ed them to turn the officer out ; they threw him out a e : 1 1 s'a',kelt r he ' fans a ily. Loth witness and the ride the s e wen before hi was executed for the murder. Lord tiolt, of doors with great violence, and their -master, Who ap stairs Ihe the family. Thefensales were ahogetber outhe top however, in ' Elilerionrs case, iu Lord Raymond's had struck film several times, with oaths ordered them fifth ..,landi"g",r,..isce• i w it., ‘ "l..." l "cd met-slack and the children Oeporls, had doubted the authority, bolding, that to of him into the pond gad drown him, for he was ia v r, atilrsilten-Wen'tlna—Am"letZialten'sre.alliienyibtic lane r et a i the misprision was merged in the felony. The arrest, a 'Magistrate, and might dq what he pleased. fte round or the fumity,"eind mimed the blast Eliza and the cooks 'however, in the present case not having been effect. also told them to' chain White to the minge r with r iac r.r i la re k lie called ,. N or: jo T ar w the t child was . found I a d Mrs. id within the walls of the Tower, it was necessary , toe'horses. The o ffi cer ass obliged to beg ter Kis ble to be rendered b y' the issipil m eatiun er or n jater. M e r e . rr i: e sc s k call to show that it was made within the privileged pre- life, and was su much beatea.andiaraised as to be on. Id for af t ert,.and wool; into the house. Witness did not see his • • • .. r that. Ladders were then applied to the wit:Wows, ducts. For this purpose, Mr. Park was provided . able to execute his duty. . ' • ,i sad witness we:elided Ind burst open the shutters, and beard his *ith a ffi davits. stating that the O ffi cer whose duty it ! Mr. Cliampnys, at the trial, addresSed the Jury int - master calling sat fur Iselp, and the child. The nice appeared hat] been for many years to_ attend to the paving o f his non beftelf, endeavouring to show that the ufficer,l l ,,o be I. the l apper part of the house. Recalled out '' For pm Triwer; hod uniformly paid for paving a distance , who was much jtotozkcated,thad committed: tk;e. firit - I,trr io.. * nfr . ,Unie me ' ea1t e . " ..7.: wdroess at s L be to t a p h him that the Of 15 yards . beyond the gate where the Defendant had assault . tie this day; on Heins brought up far Seal.. the child was on the stairs, in the front part of the house. Th e been arrested. In the ease of Lord Ferrets for the orient, produced' many affidavits, which proved, that child * ebei rm as sb /P.'“'W wi d th': "air! about seven steps eV: Lewis murder of Mr . Johnson , as given,ia SO.: liargrave's White red his follower had been drinking from more. (sew gave w ay, :id witness followed i-lin :PTO his copies ; eli wi;fits . edit:of ilib' Strife Trials, the•wartairt of the Lieute. ing to night, when they . came to execute the warrant. • pulled him, with the child, out by the shisnidars, and suppose s nant of the Tower, was art eat, in which he was re. Mr. Charispilya afterwards read - a sp4ech in mitigation iist i s a e t r h : hi norliraremitall'an'ee y nhenrstalada4.nglsoTt=pilaithelrtZe.-*kit quired to bring the body of Lord Ferrers 46 to the of punishment, but on the recommendation of the cites chimney, which wen% through ' the parlour llo7r. : Wit oes usual place without the gate of the Tower of Lon. Court, heard thecook say .5 Want le,the matter r but knows nothing ..- . &tn." It was also sworn, that the ail Tower had the custody and care of the ainioury, re- that judgment should be postponed until this decision viewed - , (hexed from the ruins ; they were about there " felt gall°, &c. iof an indictment now pending at the prosecution of asunder. There was an iroaing.stove. but net in the part of the u s s o e: e here . t s t c t . too . k ai pt ou w n e. d n ' t flie th b: e d e y, i which was $1 01 10 4 :1 Lord Et.r.enfrottoeUtt." DO you contend that he, Mr. Champuys against the officer, for the assault ho use carries with him a 'personal privilege from arrest 'von him , m li s w r y i witness conceives he fell, after hanging on the bah te t . he i most have been a mere thee. wherever he goes " i r' — . - ~ klaihias Archibald Robinson. deposed,Nil. that ht liked .-__ Mr. PAltliwas about to proceed to establish that point, and referred to a case in 5 T. It. which re garded the 'arrest of ad inferior clerk of the kitchen of the King's Palace, in which Lord Kenyon had de cided in fainter of the privilege, as . being that of the King, who had occasion for the attendance of his servant, mid not of the servant himself. lie also gptoteth a late case in 2 Taunt. 167, in which it was held by Sir J. Pdattafield, that the King'e coachman tad -4. personal privilege on the same ground. Mr. Park therefore argued that, a fortiori, so important an officer as the Major of the 'rower was privileged. . Lord lita.streottotion.—ls there any case which goes the length of establishing that the commanders of the King's sties, garrisons, ands forts, have a personal ex on? If the Defendant' bad been a menial or yeast, whose attendance was r e- quired upon Vertigo, he would be exempt b o th 4 4 1; iii reason and by authority. Mr. Pima submitted, that the case he had laid be fore the Cpu!t was much stronger than that of a monialaervanr. Lord Priannottooco.—iiis absence would not he a personal inconveitience to the Sovereign, as would be the case were he deprived of is body servant; though the coachman was not of equal dignity with the Defendant, yet the lisconvealiuce or his absence would he greater to the King. Mr. PARIS we'lltati CO show, from his affidav its, 1 that the Major was not allowed to leave . the Tower ...Mims. • virrraist front' the' Crotan. Lord ELLsmnottoccii.—Anti if he had remained within the limits of the Tower he would not certain ly bare been subject to the arrest. • t Mr. Pent said, that he was ordered to atte n d o p-; in the Prince Regent at Carlton-house. • i Lord EtaArefsbliOUGH.—•Then you must put your • caw upon anetbei ground than that of personal es- *Dyck'', 4 hkirliwleovild carry always With him; you mast say that he was privileged from &RV; be-1 ARCHES COURT, DOCTORS' COMMONS, Nov. 43. 1 veil draw Mil nee,' the dirceasei. and *limed by a, knocking MORRIS AGAINST GoNMAY, FALSELY CALLED nt his door, and nnging nt the hell ' at about two o crock on ; Friday moruini. On his getting op, be foetid. Mr. Slack, with MORKIS. the tamale pni t of the Cosily. and some of his children, at his This was i suit of nullity of marriage brought by door. lie took them in, And after he had rentlated every; assist -14 r. James William Merril', the husband, against 01 f a i n . t h o „ l ii h r f :i n ft . e ' r " ti r t i e t tfloretiler horse . commenced. "I.l;siertehenwtititereotq:aver:isa. Ann Conway, falsely called Morris, by reasen of a heist in the kitchen. The parlour way in namev. He had an former marriage. It appeared from the libel and the: opportun ity nard t of e or xamioiog, nod is convinced that the tire oat evidence produced in the cause, that a marriage wee II c ;e kiiclienolleCilientihae...rarkelin ti f m the i t i t r ti:g du ro x o v m n floor p gt . ing wa in i t et o had between Mrs. Morris, then Ann Riley, SpillE4l, mirk. hate extinguished the fire; but certainly lint then, I! • and John Conway (a carpeuter by trade),. in eh. 11.114 w am t a n ri " „ :at that h ' e lf 1 ' 1 1 1 : 4. 1 4 1 ‘ ck :l6: 4 l l ri b"er"l. "it" 11141W' ; tte year 1804 or 1803, at INulee in Ireland, which mar. plainly diOlt.gui,,i Inc . vere:mi% of II: tiw k sta n i n t d ". hc i L e d eo m kk r riage was performed by a Catholic Priest, according Stark cry o n e, .. where is Inv child I" He •ovv. Ihr ladders to the rites and ceremonies of the Roguish Plumb, raisedie a lto t r he ffi :t h irl ii n t :t. a l lb e r toorv o hurst out at', the back win tioth the parties being of that religion ; that they co• at th *. e back part of t i lt i e h ei tOt-e, al and ii n t i the . to ll e i :a lr firle l t lik l eclit i ll hahited together as . men and wife for four or bee wio re.cosed L% ‘Yebef. Witness bruoglit his garded eurne, of his tire, s iest a with.nit etre', Every wainnuce that could . passibl3l%e weeks, when John quitted the society it reed by the neighbours was given with the greatest aliments and came to London ; that finding he could get no and prmatilitude. , employment in his trade, he went on board a mer.. Joseph seetton, Esq. deposed, don he was a residead'in ; cliatitmen, and mode three or four voyages, one of wiCriretti,""(Tl77; He woold . lense oat that part of hi. loutowcy. which was to the South Seas ; that be was afterwards % - iii w ! l and con . ti n o: a n me hr i;riVi . t o p f a l r t rw e e r e ;4l „ e romtt , n ti l me n ; impresied into his Majesty's navy, and was an board or..,,m‘ri• Shark, n% P "' 01 1 , 1 ),11- rti. Ile fraud th , e a rrlaur on tire, 'l l his Majesty's ship Christian Vll. and different other :j7ch ' il ' a. '") l7. "ll o 9n w u st i e h t i . in „.l 4 i th : t e l c hl ue r it St r cic i l l • i rd amir v cr ibr44. ships, and went to the Brazils, where be run away *terve**, and' traced the cry front the se . eo le !id to . the first St i rott net I free) his ship in March, 1813, and came again •Hs He himself. and another Genii• hien, named Goodeve. asteloptelk, London • that being is a hail state of heolth he wee f l i i;;;;;; e :::: e b o hild u i ;,, hu a f t ii t i p i , a .. er pa " , a ,, l , l :; . itt e t r i r ,!z t . :. '', l lw %;: i i i ,Z admitted ' into the London Ilospital, and died these ishich, by its leash , he concluded to be Mr. Slack's body. It s ' on tbe 31st of December, 1814. That the piety in f g e t iltVnl : l l e l artisr the child nits rescued ;it was a mere trunk d „„, 14 most a einike. . - 1 i the cause, after her then husband quitted her, also This was all the evidence addueet, nod the Jury retarged pi came to this country, and went into' servitude, aad verdict— s, lett ceine to live in the family of George Mostly,. That %rah I gaga' came by leer disth accittenwily mod coda f ' .lq. the father of the other party in toe cause ; het lait‘H°l by ii 4 'Float Ykol:tas Cartwright Stook, F..q in February, 112 , 1 =triter!, leak place by Heenan: like manuer , and in an endeavour ' tti . rt e .: Ile his h ' ill f 'len , "1 in in the parish church of St. Giles it) the Fields, bib. i term liam the ere. iii IL' child , 1 tween Mr. Jas. Wm. Morris, end Ann hie wife, eel! The Rew i_ _Mir' Whet, brusher-in-law the deefilAed bP " ,4l ,__ l ,__. , leave to thank the .Inry , who weer hi' Itt`i ' own, for fowl der the same of Ann Riley esti t , fib er, although sue , prompt nAivonco no• oit dh• f ' . .tc eat I. onoly wire rendered and I • • lllNls:kto,wit . by the name of Ann Cuuway ; that they ' f o r ~,whiicht to ilk Latest periml, of their lives, they twist ' erelJ efshabited together at mass and wife at various places, ell." '' ' Iparticularly at Ilam C , ommon anti flounslow Brow . ricks; he being an Olicer in. the .Dragnourt, and. Isle The - nnireprtire ;*,tier, a the tf'Power, is ordered had issue by that marriage tsyre childree, the birth I te be paid ptispmash. ie. tie saki. - • 1 a : ~i . }... .._ _ POI VE. FIRE AT KF.NTISH TOWN. now.rragET.- 7 1resterday ; Win. .Fe[me, mai* shoe-maker, of Plesant-rew,, Kootish-town,o sas brought to the office, charced with fe'eu,ou i ly ittg a variety of article! of property, st the timed. the fire which brOce ow at the late - Mr. Shw a house, early bib Friday morning. ' It appeared that the linoss of the oufortusate ri ft ceased and. Mr. Tate's voljokned, and Atom der ac t,,4 from any other.. The property. of Mr. Tare was moved, and the .limner . was ohverved to be yr tV active among it, and several attlelk %Pee misgii.g . , which were not sespeeted to he burnt ;. and from certain eircumslauces the Poisoner was 4w:fleeted to have taken them %way : in , coneetstswore on SAufol ay Alt• 1100 ii, Mr. Tate, accinninntind by Smith, the c 0,,. doctor of the patrole belonging to this offic.., seat. 'and searched the Prisoner's ilooge, when thes fo un d a silver spoon, which Mr. Tate identified to be 1,4 property, but the initials of his name had been Glatt off. Alssio plated mailing folk, which loikohp appearance of • being silver. Two • bottles ar ajd port wine, and tour empty .bottles, alto corks, of a similar description, with the wine.merchant's seal who served Mr. Tate. The Prisoner's t h ose, i s only about 300 yards, from .where the fine ht . iik omd, end he had been very ertive at•the fire, in pretending to save the property. Yestertly he eas brougm to 'the Office Ind examined, on the etverge• of steeling Abe pinperly s and was Annonsifted (muta nt et . ansination. Mr. Tate, in giving his evidence,, stated that the fire did not begin from clothes being left before a large fire to dry, as had been storied; betels ern. aiened by allue issuing from the kitchen rase, iro n . big store, &c. which proceeded to worm differ's% parts of the house, and whirl% had homy contrived by the late Mr. Slick l .to team his green-hoube. HATTON-AA R DEN4—Three m-n, farriers, were brought up, charged with behaving themselves inatt indebted and disorderly manner, appearing in North. street, Bloonnshory, almost naked, during fifirine Service, on Snowily loot They 'were committed till .that' Soakosioi formal of sureties. • lhlAitt.nospucu.svoctr.--dine-Aikte-fied Itiskus Clark, tro Cyrien dentsets, were hrong4 to this Office, .by one of.the officers, harjed wifft rabbit% e young man, of the name of Atiroldoinok, on Soo day night, of his watch, cold chain sod seals, a one pound note, and a quantity of shafts ft itrpearod, in evidence, that-Mr. •Wt. was•pessing:thowir Charlet. street, Drury.lkne,. about l t o'clock, when he was accosted.by the rvieonero, and be consented to or , company to a house of ill fame. They. a not retired to i ret more than an hour, tiften.Ann h J d ones, the selected female, contrived tofelihdraw &emit from him, and with• the. amistnece of elaiki riled his pockets of the shove .valeable articles i Wash. isrools s awaltening in time to have them both moored, the watch with its .appendsges., led pert of the silver, wove found epee them. • CoritastifloP4r4rermintoilhit/6-67 . ' . 7 ~ ...., •fr there was awe to which we , ntArfiretertsta attack any credit—that several ihips , ell war had tiet,rfor the •Halifax station,, and; that a rernonstrinee'Ated been, sent to•the United tittles Government concern. ing the ptirchase from the, Indians, of the Islands in the Niitgara River. Ainitiretherrowinu rs OR - _ db ri~~, , • V F.BrLITY, /te.. I 1014COU13,AGED . ,by the uniform secrets at. .111ktettilistg the peddler IVetbast of Treanneat ht she etre el 1 a few prewillealt Goraplaires, which/as been coafiresel Is% ll.f elipericoes of massy ycars, in 4 large tied encloser, practice-7 ramble - oho, cif the limply effects rewiring us the l'idtlie fm* ' Medical lifers conlinirsg their &Sinai". S.. ;$ r ef e s is, c! as of L;1 1 . Aim Ml,Ati.• GOSS' end COY Milrafseri of the Itu‘ul Cl,l - lege of St roves 111. 1 / 1 11,111111, 111161114 the to direct their studies hi those 1/iforders nrirsiag.frosaillecret destructive habit of le considerate ifeWth, .whirls net Andy riees,sofs rt ournerou. train of Neterses•Affectioni, but who entails tui iis visions, ell she ettervalbtg Inlieellitiet of old age. la Shot di.rrreirs4 %note of Drlfility- or. Deficiency,. w bet her tbevensequerow of sink Me rul habits, excessive dunking, hest residence iti hot clim,lit-,, or any ether eerie, by whlrli the powers of the cosmitolion beetvue eafcebled, us regularly eduneed Surgeons of Loot" they offer a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to bowel on 4 vigor.. uir hentils. Where an early Bp/dew/lea Is pande..fet •the Cure if a her' , kiln f)is airier, heqfiently mete/feted •is a 1111 , 111110 oifinetttl .. • ' ty, the enadiestlns re eirdievolly eistapiesed in the eh , g't now d two dnys, and in the enure aftromed and invert:lay one.. .4 %rearrest infectissii,•eliennetetified by. II Variety of p ..utdl ;ad ,dhpiresing ol alpt,lig, ,a persevenurce kr their plan I eirensi iv ',steals., ill dirt or exercise) IriM ensure to the (;.Bert a penzorli and rtplicul cure. j The •Dioesurrs of the Utfrtprtl i 41 ftriiiirili. twitter:re With, cr striving flue th e - agov• 47,impiii..1; haPt: dm 0 1 1 11 1 14 their auentessn t by ipi itshstllbiesedsiospepvet-11.1se. hey ortes shied' to :elusive ntetsistkie Glee,- awl Sl:iess.re-, sihre'fr 'ascent or of low Usendiras, swltloseestesossore ris it.r p.e. M awl dangerwos use 01 t r 's Cumin l;..o4.e. /hoe j,10:,12,41. -.ii.!./ Widowed of very iirvr At, ("Ars, 4,..... %rra l velr , r ,, rti://10 •t. ,• haring % 4.1.1,6 In their tue.h ~! in •i 4.. joie. titer the rico' 4 ' l . 'helm Hilc!stiltel I .v otIL:. l'iactilapier, whr..iot .11 ei.; JO .Anrla AsflOtte4l2 illti a:Joe:this- re,illl .if '.l 'Torture of 1; V.""• illtat the porde of lteatinesit how het, fit one 111114(h. is"rime. 'net , persvel abortive, Bann, Whirrs isi-rl.id inan% Oita, in.! VefS • i ler re ligeWheitisetielftitlittir !Messy/sea 41 , bovine hes' - per7e * ctt z red, arcs? ) e vrre suot Onjuriore w c inoels !sod tn. , : 1114111•Vrrtql111 to awl purposes. • • ' ,Tri. /Joined , F. mer. i l d, ais se rip minims. of shoe l'°. /( ' pledge of coonuts.ul tirip,sine., have lc% ndefeased. ii ors., ~.* to a pleasing. felieniposede g • oga. t.. 1 he a ;wooer ; o i seven , . e , is their (rlo.lilt*. the &Lycra( ....alio u r •eruoveteJ, wod Ihe 1:.• :11e4Itnet:t; iiittialrih. e s. • • • bi''`ifis (;.ilo'nlel Pesrwsoffsnivetsipr.sferei :g re OW e it Ihrhe ironical., fiNtillit hit-, in inder th .t the % ill too 1411 he mart' s 1 1 .11 hiMaseh WI. with - she aht.trry wi jowly 'alas hrd cs 11K' itritorfint civil ii, Np;nit .11 het. Jscrice. to A t lreosoilivi le 't it " • that the% 'h.ele been ipe,pert ) ....1,,.....r4 and hietiat..d into every tl , lllll'll. 1 , 1: the pion's/m.4s. (s rotate:nes .sf rs sW4eh, irons with'. . lhoorsonls, and so..torc•ssilli. (eon eaehizg.,l v a , 4000,0,1 ~usisoc hile. thef hire S.. enssiorre fins h• ()sorer). Th.. 4 ii retedenie it" Ike wAI trier 1...11440ra- nt .40 rstieris vessel& 'fhi well ism Cipher part , enitint Feat them no too•Serl„ ,Sha wt 'brit te.. , teh" tlol;llll.tetttii:C.*Onektn`44.elivi: rstiearty rbonc.rased, Orr NV* .15 . 11 , J. (Trashily of ~sa'srsilich to...ticil 1 .• Cott% Labour under I.X itetsfliVatinertrt. ,:r a Kt,. p•:4441 se:der Stir iris rid . g ..ne. AA fult,hr - , ihnt laving hod oppoetuoliiru, iwtheui peotecii ai3l rm. , ipariss. a foriiiiin t :tit intimate ;it prininiance with she ..oaolki li.bual har.ii. of seaf.risra per...in.i, riti y Ai., to iLeill the h.of 111%111111A,V1 at siteseeditar total - -; 'borrow earcees reasltlog fray their rods ;meats lio-s iorlor eel tliem to quo the &pt.:order ..1 Ole general 'purview:rev: writ .her pre-woe , 'heir presereinns cm *smite a snis er nett C ; r the unriteedenied coolitleare Sith W h ,',A the , ' have. br the visite, i. 1 . 1 .0.... liberally h ..... aired. 1-151..115• in tie c.iiintry.torr repittriPted to .late the perikultert of ohm' rare. au.% anti acputer 1 .1 - Isrme, evrlosing a retaittavre fa advice ttitltthrtllchwi. lit. 4 (he ernwdieu wig be given .Fu , ~,,4.1 lii ..by lour of silo iondflom. I 'f , s be rooriate I brihrtr h..:.:. doily (personally, nr by leu e, pow paid) by ;retied. of wisher yes. with secrecy, delloch sold t: at rut sou, Gros and fletseass,l3; Ihmivertreltee, reel-drew Mar i, lktt*. • ... , • ••• 11 4 13" I f l~rtt r eitiYob."*d. bv P. /Ay cc L. M eke Writs x 1.4 et, ..... 4, didi•tiar ) -ceers, twctiareet. a • la! r ~' - . 'r #4