The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-12-12 00:00:00

W ~: c. ~_ .. . . . LAW INTELLIGENCE. • COURT. OF CHANCERY, Ciac. 11. Horse Guards, N0v.27. TAYLOR V. WATERS. At a General. Court Martial, held at Quebec. Oa ,' . ov Me. HART moved, in this case, for the rare of cot the 17th July, 1815, and continued by adjourn. reeting a mistaken idea that' had gone abroad, by wilts to August 1, following, Lient. Benoit Render, which it was supposed that au application had been of the 41st Regiment, was arraigned upon the un made by Sir Samuel Romilly, for removing Mr. We. der-mentioned Charges, viz. tens from the situation of Manager to the Opera I st- F . " O ilo'lv.l'aci"! b,'f,re the v 4 "'" in action on or about House. This report was highly injurious to the De- II e '2244 .111,ary, 1815, at or soar the river. Raisin, in the Itl t es.i e nn.V.reioory, in ,he United states of America, by fendant, as it prevented* several performers from con cealin g . himself while the. eletnebno;ot of his hltriestv's abroad from engaging with the Defendant, cider the trines with which he wns serving, was engaged wide the , supposition that there was a proceeding before the enemy. • • Court which had for ita . object to remove the De s). For ini•ltehas teg before the enemy in fit lion on or Menet fondant, s from the management: No such motion theist Autn-t.. 18:5, at or near Fort sin‘dv , ky. in the Iblited etotem of Am.:ries', rms. cotice,ling hint:wit - 10 the reit., while had, he believed, been made by Sir Samuel.; the me the detachment mmthis.ht mjest ) ls •Tr•iitp.,- with which he was lion made by him going of Iv to the restraining him 'creme, null advanced,. an d was mewl with time enemy. , or the Treasurer to the concern from receiving any ; 1 ,Upon.which Chortles the court came to the tnotsies.rot account of the Opera Houle, contrary to 101 l oislng tiefjsion : 7 - .. the deeds. between Mr. Taylor and the late Mr. The Court baring atily weigheitatuVionsidered the . ; Goold; and contrary to the directions of that 119.' evidence adduced in support of the prosecution, as : utterable Court. On this motion an order had been well se what - the P r isoner . has alleged in his defence, ' made by his. Lordship referring it to the Master to is of opinion ti at the •prisoner, Lieutenant .13enoit • take an account of the receipts and disbursements -Bonier, of the list Regiinent of Feet E is:Not,Grtilly . according . y. i There was one object which would of either of the Charges preferred against • him; and form a prominent feature in the Master's considera. the Court dont therefore Istitwerably .acquit him of the • . tion and that was, the expence of building certaiu same. . • ...;*''' ' - dressing-rooms , necessary to the Theatre, arid which, The Prince Regent.hat been:pleasea, in the nettle' M. Halt contended, should form a necessary ingre and on the behalf nf . .hia Meiesty, to approve and client in the Master's Report. He therefore moved, confirm the finding 1113 . (1 . ltiltailee of the Court, and t h at i t n e referred to the Master to take the account the Commander in Chief directs, that the fUteerting • in question, and particularly to enquire into the ex. Charges preferred evilest Lieutenatit Render; toge pence of building the dressing-rooms, and other erec ther with the finding and sentence of the• QourV, :bond cinittected therewith. shall be entered in the General Order Book. and Sir S. Ilithett.r.y submitted that he had never made* read et the head of every regiment in Iths-Mejes.ty's : sub's a tootiini'is that described by the Learned service. -.•• ' .; . ' . i ••.... - - . Cowrie!. *The motion made by him had been ex By Commeed of his.Riyef Highness tbe Com. actly - of the nature described by the Learned Coen- Plillader Ita Chief, . - ' eel. He had opposed. the latter part of the motion HARRY CALVERT. Adj..Gea. of his Learned Friend, on this simple ground, that it • .....—. • .. •.., • :. •, 1. . • :. .: tie...29th, 1815.. • was an expenditure not contemplated by,4he deeds At a General Court Martial held at Passy., ou . the between the parties. 28thAngest, .1813, and continued by adjournments. :The Luau Cu . a ecau.on said,. On that ground he folio. 4th-Segnember ftrtlosiiimg, greVet fleut.t.Cmil. bad been of opinion that he could not sanction it, as Cox, Captain in . the 69tit Regiment, Use - arraigned not being authorise!! by the deeds. . , vis.: . i Mr. Hater submitted, that the new erections haw. upon the .under - mentioned Charges, 1 — ing been.made by virtue of an Act of Parliament, the . i r t. F. , r behoviee in a sramalitimms. infiotoos otnitner, un to-cooling ihe charater of an Officer .00d a Gentleman, in Defeudant was called upon to build the dressing- •n . l .l ,;e:',% ...t iv . pa h7u:::," . l ek ' ai m i d ee : t o li n i ` 3" ::. a l it . u u s i eti t il he nt I Vi tith ill l a Kn y 0 1 1 A. v sig e l rooms, etc.; and ill doing so, he submitted, that he' 18irm. had incurred . no expence that was not almolotely ne-' st. Fnr behoving in a rtandalaus, liirtmianti - meaner. 'lobe!. cesaary to the due administration of the affairs of the retinue ihe chnrreter of an Officer mud a Ccathluno, in took* Opera House. use of Oil Walin g and imitl:ing lattoa,te to Lieut. sit il!lear , H-teetocki. in the presence and hearing of sc The. Lotto . CHANCTALLOR said, if an Betiof .Parlia vernl priveic soldiers, termite, oodorhert s at the lime and place abave spe- meta were paseed,directing that the half if the Opera . rifled. Alleuse.was to be taken down, ['MFR . itt.the deeds' Upon which*Chn rges the Court came to the fol. t there was no provision made for the re-building: it, lowing decision : ! how .could he direct :het it should be rebuilt? If his The Court hiving taken into their..eonsidetotion Lordship were called upon to give judgment in this the said several Charges exhibited agiittst Brevet -PM, he must rather order that the performers should Lieut.-Col. Cox; Captain i ts th e. 604 Regf; of Foot, go and equip themselves at the next pot-house. and the evidence produced in support.. :f. e . tig t l 4 4 l l. l .ib i: . .. b . u . ibidiriogllaste submitted that the . expenditere for Charges, respectively, and having duly .tite dressing-rooms its question was in rem allegations Offered by, him in his 'defence, itid l the. carton of the Opera House, and as such constituted evidence given in his behalf, do find f6e sev eral teals , *debt in equity exigible from the same. specified, whereon the•several*Charges : are''grapritieit, , .1 : I te LORD.. CHANCELLOR directed that the affidavits lobe fully proved against him, and thettuPoti dolide.,imight•be handed to him, and he would see, In what judge him, Brevet Lieutt-Col. Col, Captains iti.4f. mo a ner ~. t hei . were 5w „,,,.. ; when, if h e .cr od i be 80th Reginient; to be Guilt y . on the said P." 44: mould. give the necessary directions ie tltstser ; • Charges, of , behaving in a seandafous, infamous Maue, . .. . . --010—. net, sort is is unbeceming the character of 'an * olli:r . COURT OF KlNrits nENcti, Dec. Xl. • tee and IGoallernan, and to be disclifiged from bill . . ire o TitIVARK BRIDGR COMPA;111 V. iSOPpitrif .* littejetti's serviee& pursuant to Om idtli Settion, "krt.' The Defendant is a sebsciaber to the Suuniwark. 28th,' of the Articlesof Vkr. ' , triclge, and the present action was brought ter the* His Royal Highness the *Prince Regent-, -in the 'amount of several calls made .by the Directors tspon . name and on the behalf 'of his Majesty, hasl "- en : hint and the other holders. of shares, none of which pleased to approve and confirm the finding and. sen. the D,,,,,ident had elle) e . a, The sum due from him tense of the Court, . and the Commander in Chief di-: was 521. Ms. On the part of the. Plaietiffs, the Se- Teets, that the tangoing Charges, e referred, egniest cretary to the Committee proved the amount *claim- Brevet Lieut.. Col. Cox, Captain in the .69th Kegs- tad, and the acknowledgment. of . the Defendant at mew, tegeflmer withilie fitidiog and' isentenceOf the ..the lime only 2!. 105. were due, that he was the • Court, 'shall be entered in*the Geneial Order linoir, proprietor of shares, and that he intended to pure and rend at the head of every Regiment in his Atla. chase more for the purpose ofqualifying himself to be jesty's service. •,' . . _.,, . By Command of his Ttoyal - • •.'• • ',,,__l- , a Director. ;Hemet tie - 160 w I, Mr. Comics.. for the Defendant, referred to the' ' 'nmantler - in Chief, --; •: . • , z•i.Act for incorporating the Company (51st Geo. 111. ItAltltit 0:41.1r1R. T , - itej.-Gas• i i, 166),find contended that it was necessary that the v: „ . t . Itiefendarrt•should be proved to be the holder of the Upon enquiry, we learn that no litres were lost on shares, b u t— . . - • . ! Stanley by the breaking in of the ice, on. the Serpen. Mr. Justice BAILEY (who. sat for Lord .F.llenbo- ' tine River, although malty. persons were immersed in. rough) held that the acknowledgment of the Defend.. 11. e water, and in great danger of being drowned.-- ant dispensed with that necessity. I A man and his wife wer e . the f irs s. w ho fell in, whilst Mr. COMYN next submitted, that due notice crossing the Serpentine et a distauce from the ernwd• of the calls had not beets given in the Newspaper ; of sheiters and spectators. The . esoment the accident but this objection was obviated by the production was discovered, considerable pumbernran to the spot of Newspapers from the Stamp-Office, its which t,• render the unfortunate stigerers . -their assistance, the advertisement, as required by the Act, was' in- a, d in consequence „not only risked the safety of petted. th o se whom they were so desirous of prellerviog s but Mr. CostYN suggested that the admission of the a'so their own. Thai part o f the i ce , whi c h . bad al- Defendant that he was the holder of shares only ap. ready proved too weak to, support the man and his plied to the sum of two pounds ten shillings, then wife, could hardly be expected to bear the weight of due, and not to the subsequent calls made to the ex -20 persons at least, who ventured upon it. Abont 10 tent of 501. of these humane adventurere, were suddenly erect- . Mr. Justice B.tirry.—The pl a i n tiffs show that pit a t ei l i n t o the water, and added to the, coa l ition you were once the owner of the shares by your own acrd distress of the . .scene. However, each were the admission, and you have nut proved that you have courage and humanity of the young men present, that divested yourself of that character. no personal considerations of their own could deter i : Verdict for the Pla Will's, 521. 10s. them from exertions to savetheir drowning comratlea, ! itAsces. v. cox. until the whole were hauled by ropes to the shore.— ! This was an action brought by a Gentleman of for. If there were any blame any where, it w.asitt the de- . tune, residing at Bromley, in Kent, to recover from lay of procuring ropes. It lies always been under-, the * ) , Jefendant, who is a trades Man living in Smith.• stood that all plecautionery measures on 'such occa. , iteept, Clerkenwell, the ettlue of a horse which was sionn were looked to by persons' provided by Alsw killed in consequence of the Defendant having drives /lenient. Society. If !toy 'of theo ettendants were th e s h a ft• o f hi s gig into its side. present, the usual aleriltess was not displayed; for, It appeared from the testilnony of Patrick Bren- t we are informed by an lye witness, k th a t, f rom lilt nan, who is gardener to the Plaintiff', that on the to last, the husband s aupp.drted the head of his wife, day of the accident he was sent to London to conduct by. one means or snothert,, a b ove "oer for upwards the horse in qUestion home to Bromley ; that having of,2sminutes, before the proper tackle was furnished-, received it from the livery-stable-keeper, he was on to afford . them .relief. Ropes reaching. completely hi s return home about nine o'clock in the evening, across the riter, in different parts, could hardly fail and had- reached within 3Oryardscif the Canal bridge, to answer the purpose on.the Serpentine. or on any New Cross, - on the Doptford road, being on his` • other water where the distance over was not exceed- r i g ht s id e , w h en t h e D e f en d ant d rov e f ur i ous ly jegly great. . - , : t , against the animal and unhorsed the witness, upon J ACX'S CRLTtSE.—S3turday fwo of ouepliant tarn, ,witicit witness seized Defendant's horse by the head, just ,paid olr, amid at a, loss how to lift.iiii of - .0104 . _end would not .pertnit him to go on until he obtsined moues , fast ollought hit Oil .the expedient .dritir,ing hisaddresp. The Defendant then aceompattied hilt eighteen-of the dillies that run. between. Olin :three to a harness maker's shop* on the road, and wrote towns, uith which they went in grand proCeiliiolt• dims Iris address .as Mr. Greets, of Devonshire. from Myrnouth to brick, •and back,. to the infinite 'itruet, Queen-square. A gentleman who was prin, astrAtislintent of the Ituinbler pedestrians. To !tureen, sent acrd had witnessed the whole transaction, apish time joke some of the drivers got .inside, * and Jaok setting this to be a false address, advised the witnest .. . sod Ili , comrade rode oepaistely,-cese bearing,. white - . t o r o il u 4 t h e gig i nto L on don for the purpose - of so* - rindkm - tclaief, *and 'the* other, - a large printed posting tisfiing hincloubt's. this'advice the man to ok, afte hill. . • placing the horse under proper care, and pursued A R 1111'. THE STXTESMANZ . the Defendant to town. on foot. Instead of 4/riving to Deroeshire-street, • Queen -square„ he drove . to, Smith.otroat, Clerken.well, vrhere it finally alipeared, he iesided. s • This. facts being proaed, a verdict *at foodd for the Plaintiff—iVamages":l o guinea*. • • . ADAMS a. comae. - - • . This was an action for slander brought, by the Plaintif f , asilversmith,anditveryman of the City of I,Ant'd on, ageinst . the Defendant, *ists Oias formerly a traveller in his eMployment. The Plaintiff, it appeared, was left guardian awl Stostee to a :minor of the name ofJopeph.Waltial4 whom he had apprenticed to a• cabinet-maker 10 the Bayrearket. Some .misuplerstaiielitig, 'hiving arisen 'between the Plaintiff and' the Doieniliint, they parted, and the tatter having met the ward of Mr. Allaitis, bespoke the follAving words :—"' As' a friend, I would advise'.*ow to get your Mende kraal's' your , money out of Mr. Adam's hands ea sston as possible, i or you will lose it.. I should be extremely aorry..to have a hundred pouads of my, money in his handa,ai 1 I know his affairs arein a had state." I Mr. JERVIS, the Plaintiff's Counsel, said that these words were not of theinieliei aitionahle, Mit the Plaintiff sought to reeOier•special damages ; for it appeared that the rivet(' - man to whom the words were used, communicated them to his maternal un• i cle, Mr. Cress, •of the Street!, who shortly, after- • watda filed a Bill in Equity, calling him to ac- . count for tl7 - tnannei in which he had conducted his' trust. . . Mi. Crois, on being iismiiied,Asfirvever, stated, :that even if •this eommonicitioss had 'not teen made to him, he-should, from other . circtimstancea, hove , ;,sleet the VII ikqeostien: • ' .. 1 Mr. Justgit Basket 'sold; Nit this evidence pot . iiii;orid tO`theutioti, 'snit the Plaintiff was therefore , no • •ns • • uitea .. . . • • - • ,• • ' '.".lvr . . risetr.reatilee. o -At tieback of theltle Mr. Slack94soss,. h a house belonging to Sir. Waller, which is at so short a dio nitee that MO. Waller was learfalthtebdch of Mr. tiliii•k'Shanse am' chiineles mould fat) ar.d drive ist.his front and set tire to sis ta ,. I mises, and in con s equence set about removing ,his most valsa9t e • • property - into his•gardeo at. the .back uf. his house, but would not admit of any straftgen , to a'sist him, except a man of ii, e • • name of Turnhtill, ashvemaker, end who he coniirlererl a Is. vat , rou t spectable hottest map,. and for his ittlable s .he 11 10e.1101a prese t * Sit If to of tY. shillings. Friday night Mrs. M silv er dream' that a ~c f cream jug and tea.toaashad hem etilen. Sa•urday 9100 ,1 4 J , 4 , jilt fo Vit. went to look for them in theplace where they ivere usicilly k,., , ,.. 'is et bu t could not find them, .a•rd they not bating been used !Ma; • lf, , gnardi• the fire, suspicion fell upnn.Tuntbutl, Mr. IMl4lller amilied I , Smith, the Conductrir of the' Hon.-street Patnile of ci l ia o i.i ch . stag',opeph . we. bourhood, who-went and neareltedTtinthull's house and forturs vprt , -maker h a pocket-hunk belonging to Mr. Weller which Turnbull :sc. ne . 'hiving at, knoWledgeil to hate Stolen, bin said he intruded blase brought it baek.,-,Qn Mouldy he .was ex:mined a!td committed. if s I, they paitt QIjECN-11 UARE.-Moßtloy bein g• the '4l-ty'apixbiutcci 'for d ie S n r Mr. , Adath ?eraser examination of ftriherf Itouerts, charge t tsith s tea li ng ins gin' a friend, a paperparcel from the Viurlsor stage roach iu Piccalilli . , cons '' mining WindMr Bank notes to the anatinit of 191111. tie %al IV I 1041dte your brought •up from lirssile• well, and th e ()Rice was esceethe t i v m's 'hie ern ;*1 pos!4 , i . ! crowded with persons, all anxious to hear the tcrininatioiV the merge. chb emely llfiffY„.t° I Mr. Ellis, a Solicitor, at length came forward and inform e n , hat i his bande r at 1 :4,.. ..." ::g. ts ita ra u t e e n t d h i a ii t g so fro o . o in f li t i h sp e o .m iii o .l 4 o .t p, in t a tie te r r e i r a o l re vi l l e neaft ezani , w p re .., ', icon could niit be proceeded in With any precision. ~ • • iff K ( 1, said that 1 , .T he Magistrate said . he .wal awayi • ready to heat alas Wig ?iii • telionahle, hot .that could tie brought forward in support t of justipe.and ta g !,. • every opportunity Ale so doing, as well'its to ear whattheli by • e t ti I hem llama th g e e es wordsi or , f li s l n iC m °d el l i l i cet - circ in ains iu lt icai nces i w u ltic o l f t t an ninf:j ii i iii4 lic k i v l i ti lai l the 'g' I c a 4 :;t 4 a aC ti t, tltta l Tr i t I etasninations he certainly had sufficient - grounds to detain ills Prisouer, still'longer, in order to establish either his lettuce:et a 1 shortly, m a ternal a n f tue t : I . or guilt, consequently the ezarainatie itetas postponed until ai ng him to ac. I Monday next. and the Prisoner again.sent_hack to Hridewell,. al conducted hill , lin.towet.t. ()rites. -John and litmry Robson were on Mom da I y charged on the oaths of Henry Wand and Wm. Patna*, '. `two watchmen of Sbadwell, with a most rio . lent assault with U. elated. nut to murder them. • Henry Bland swore, that about twelve o'clock on Saturday sight last, the two Pribuiers cable out of obit White Hart pub. Ilic-house with several others, who were going to light, be desirof them to go along, !which they did nut; he farther pressed Mew , loot to fight aad dhthrb the neighhoorlsood, but instead 9f djs. 'petaing they madense of the matt dn'adful imprecations, and said that if they alould not have their willootn, Nam cacti oih e , ' they weeds hate! , out upon him; the Prisoner,tienry Ratios, theb street him !ri violent 'blow i s basin:ad with ..his .fist-and knocked him down; witness called foe assistance : wh•11 Pax. Man came up and was instantly 'kritick2d dititesib, a si;,lest• . 2 . 70 -7 1 alt .. - blow nn his-head with a bludgeon and..haid in a.sktte.of jaws* , bility until theafray was over; when witness got up hero! . eeived a violent blow :by ore of the - erinners Orb* said* s-' , v 11 IONONY0-OE-c• ii . • . • ..•.• -Stiennght he had done his nosiness before),,,ba w t when,h,e foil* Hastings, sTqlla , e do mleav and onreA to suPPress th e outrage' Ite•Stets titan ku'oeltsd ' Majcokhanreßl.WaradwlLintillSrphen'autidlovTe4Y(filt°er'inj•inthilliatter of whom bud . Ma laid same tinse,,ntsgecikystspg4huktttyjniuur(i l og absconded •;. a err ei pit:illy indicted - for stealing 487 'butyl!: . T 1 ` if plit i w .enee as ko o oe rw ked hic sag h a b in h v w th wm e wi k t e: )dor tie t . r w li i r da . Lialc „....e c n r d *,*. w il ia .4 d ( 4 , lw t, &oxen of handkers•lfiefs, and six . pierce of - cotton camnsicks, , the property of, Oliver Wilcock, from a blast . on th e . ritgt . livery . mu ch . incerat_ed 4 t. it ~„4 4h ,,....4 0 ,t0 n to she Thil w ith ines fejn a lpi n n d mly Pil e n fl iT n itrt, i.e 4o 4 . o t li ttle g , " k w at .n o;: sl in nd g j th h es en is eg . t °lll l* - ell4 he fillallirt n :vnixt "l ol i b u r lD lrk ik%d _ tit u rr n il ' ai l es i i froth 'nst . th i l al o4)ll; lC fstreiesi lle hY tasol fr swot's , the whole of 44dayprfir . breaking of his windows, dame out, and withithdawise .:. stolen. This trial tatted. very • The value of (begs:eh stoke . was sworn to exceMM# Sat h elitnee;ofts t ni e ,r s dle c o u t rht +ettit is r e vi liwalt .lsonell ; , .tihr e" - sitro - ios e'':' eit , a of 1001. Mr. lives E• stated the case es the part of,the ProseC, ationssaillanirs; aerred• await pittible, snare in col tultorailmilathe gad dwelt oa the extreme importance la the emanierec of Ap r: n .mpase of eitarding against the plunder of totthithadltratf e. . The grkoners Were i cOnuasitted for trial. .. -. rivet litaiiies. • - -. • The first witness he called -was . ' . •__ ...•"-- •• • r *hose wen artsrirqiertltt Nave valor's, hill, ',boogie Osimie, Oliver Wilcock, a Scotch and kinnehester warepounsman in . _. must felt a pliessure.w benAkey are, at la . fore,l that Pr. i' oorca, Wallins-street. Min deprived to the package an,' contents or ' Anil- three Otte..e•int' tif thirty-ye:in ripiiresiee in Stricane., three trunks, containing the goods in auestin , which were COO , . iatillople Veh'ilities,, sad : siciefannus. 1).1 , -ciesy.hsese ettab'istied s i r n e d to A eme4spondeat ht. skorin:iat: Tfley 'were went •feosn a mflue,,i hosted „ t Coo l totie.bb;cse, (ireal ('ii incite sorest, hawaretionse, no the morning of Cite . 3fitia. Nid when he dal , ' 0 , 10 0, 4 0,. the - 4,.. v , ReWltimil, five) Chapel, , BlaCkfriatelraltd: . them on the htllon,ing. day . , they : had the appearance of having by. whim the Public are road .nitape‘sal,isektiti ur coirfpx 'been opeite . .ll. - and on 'examination, abbot two-thirds of the ' wen ,. The ih • oiluti , eeletw ai he 4 , 11.1164 m a , .....e who hove contents ..at renal to - Imi* Seetetakenaway. .- -. , •,altenaptest• the glee, or .seam 'MVP. consuiteeVilliterde . wen, 1 Several eistweaVitswerer ,proved that ooe _wanks were tom- who e improver treatment have ritioel thousands. Frupti“ns miters te..the . riaarge rat John Cligar, *errant to Jaekiye and •on 1111, • 1... a, We, n4B - 11bnify, sine; throof„ - nointthi nod arse, i„eteili..e in.the.eqr4, iiivelltugsio the negk,,dinntess of.sieht i Ilk-. Co liehtftrasen, on thettlth c . tvith die , ettens tat.' put - them on __, board the •Ileorti.: - Captain Mosetracte.Who..-4n.entspegneweei t y r .,, p 'jay 14 Ifi r Isiod'aifa li m b.; e,,,ii iii i i t y • i d: raked he t oo k them.; no lug beat, and . .c.t.irried Til e r° the ( I na, * ila mirlicaseatism s wellness in the ittswis..nadestem the ehiw hours, case he . hunts ( p c Ono late, he oits or' et lb retara to HMI Swelled uncles, dtc. are Ili mptome which appear year: anti, quay, and nab IHl' lthe next day, •;.- ' ,_ 'lnd brio oftetremtkiert4hrmatrisheißafasistetc - hiessrs COO tea John fligar, an !fteenntplice, .was de c o exalsi l lfdl_VAl 4 • o , and Co. are eomphted doily by all ranke of peoplit , f: mil rivet,. WI account is all rrefer../ I .l44l.l4.l 4 le i t i Vioilfeltil l et ; net euite 4 ) . e . . 457 ,„,„ 0 ,,54, 4WO eisie*.tdsicegi stets, csa Tursiay, Vain. MAistrate. la the course of his e etfe ,he , d :ra t; lin twelve co clock. A4l me mond 'first 'trunk telblye'bortiJendeit "ainhts hoes* oll , liansige. „ . 4 ,.; . r _ „.. A. „ rivii .„ ~ ,oms me franks. keeps a public-house. the lsack part of which. is eine to the • . 1 " - ' •••= r ri, • "-- I diyr, side, and to hive been there ',screed by Speedier* and - , e _____._. . .._ ..._____ __________ . - ' hinewif, The boast was then taken away by .fipendluve, • • . • . and' • Pilt" . a . % . ' 4 ...5 •- ..istatusioNrY. •• • •ilkillikagittaElhOuid led lite fo.undetion of Unlit carried abrigside a barge, in which were the Prisoners Haat., 'logs and illgivay, who worked on board It F4Settefhllowee, • n o h tu ii r i be et t li t t h e r n e os u g u h h t i h i e sw forties l and the other two trunks were broken and pillaged its Me eabia :.. that l.;,i iti lu g l i ti s i Wi . e n 6 l i ti s i v i h ho ty t h t i li i i n l g i of the barge. '''' P . .. Aietsol,l th i s the enjoys:test of that meat drantje blevsing,..-- , Mr. Poorer and Mr. Ittrooans, as Counsellor Brown and 1p,.,...i e r o t. every rank pay adoration lathe Shrine of wedlock ; Ramage. h-re observed, that the evidence went. to prove. iwo . % ;; ; ,r wbeeelh e ~,s , ,it iatt„ h at. h e, ,n , t iai n ted by disease, or Achi_ ( fishnet felonies. with one only of which the accessories after , lintel by a !certain Inthit s coatracted ut an piny age, eremite the fact, could be connected. tins oT stabiltty preriadts im'entering their:late-4 indispita• l adsly Mr. Justice Le lILANE was of opinion, that he mine hear all reuasire to revive she sharsheriegspesks, of . bfe, and lb OW. the evidence, withont requiriog - the Prosecutor to .make his mo q te the ss'stem. Por nn . dis orders base csnnibrited Owl election. in this instance, ns it was possible for floe part so to . o , 4eol j otte to de.tr„, Hymeneal a i m a m ., t k a „ (h ,„,,, h i c h- h i e elucidate the rest, as to prove one continued trill:maintop to the consequesite of aagearded Istearare. Ii aas this cici:sid.ri tviiieli all the Peso:ten were parties. lion which -induced Messrs. CURRIt• and C. 1., fs-r '11 ,,, e I , AI Cligar's evidence was then I'olllinued at great leo& _ . l er : -n SO years, In direct their studies awl 'ahem hat est lu Ovely 1.. Int treatment and cure pf the Vesterentl,Hisere, : pad the ?. i•.iril ru his crow-examinhtiou he sulmitit•rt, that be had elite a police waterman , and lost Isis place by befog detect Id the ~,i , ,i„g the , e n.a. m.ur o w ~o that de „ ateim , ht ~.f the ~t , t em. .l „ .. improper possession of some runt. ' • diced by the destructive habits of the iszionaderaie srlsiiil-ls is, Samuel Nutt, a lighterman, employed the Prisoons Ridg- .whkeh brings ors these distressing debiliiim and.ileSe.ienr in dui way and !lacings ; found his barge had diifted frees hei proper. revent of .embitter the Ma•nomilial stale. Tee suet (-A m rid re otion on the morning of the "Ist, and, oa going inparis h- of ! ialtdf their plan gives theta: ad.litibtial istdoar to oppose the the l'risoners. found them in Romages ta-room. t _ . I enrages oc these complaints , ankh arethe must la.poriant in Several Police ()Mem proved the finning varluag arlic '`'w• the eatittngte of liumais ingrsaitler:: If' beksives'every pirsom which were identified Icy the l'ruseeutor, in the houses of Ralik l,who has indulged in this solitary ries to seek rolisf by cna-alts and Gated. ' Inn professional men of emineure rind honour, in *bleb Mews. Joseph Smith and his wife, linen-drapers, at Poplar, deposed . 1,./C flit( E arid CiA claim the sanction' or scholanic authinity, that they bought several pieces of blue prints, from the wife of as well ns the testimony of uncuutradietcd facts. 1p pmfewits llroivit, for which they paid it. I .ne`e goods wereett h e e - the cure of these complaints, They bold oat no V“llitretarrl 5 quetaly proved to have been taken from the first (rook. : vire 4but, sensible„ossoll men roast be, of the existi•nee to eirk For the defence, some person: were called to prove an AL I BI calamities, they offer their assistance as regularly ei1a..114 on the part of Brown' and Oates, as to the night of the SO.b., Members of th , Itosal Colleges of %tree-too of London wit and a - numher of witnesses gave Ramage an excellent cha- , Edi n b urg h . Sli g h t .1 in.in recent cases of Stphiliiir infection ore rac S ier. nelicolly cured in time sliort spare of two Jays. Those of the ir Stuee LE BLANC. after summing up, the evidence, stated most obstinate duretiou, such at Ohorections, Jot-e'er:oe su to to the Jury, that there were Iwo main ',otitis for tack modem- Hire,. Pabst of Site Bones, (eets, ite. ore pyre ane4::;). 44.41 lion: first, whether there had bemt Inn oats felewy to which . U speedily corm.. Several Noblemen ri n d (ieetletnen of the lad the Prisoner,/ were parties: . because ill that case alone could respectability have Item' unde,r thece.,re ~fM emos. Cassie:A the person., charged as rece ivers be gritty, all the evidence that Co. fir 1::e removal ..f eompiitiotA of the urethra, s trirove, t nplicated them relating only to the first trunk ;or whether &c. and 113-vilig reedier! a ra•lic::1 nod perinathen care, :e ' here had beet] two distinct robberies, in which.ease the simple ; i quest tont referent-es may be mntle to o t e q , ,as .sin s f o eiory rtis q iursti°ll would be, haul the ' eel) " whi'''rY' which versa s w o rn detien of the decided superierity •of Atesses. Carrie and ('--..1 to have taken place in the cabin of the barge, been committed by-Abe Prisoners Hastings and Ridgnay. plan of trio:trace., Many. of those Gent :eaten had strictu is trim Ist to 2,) vents, and were ender the err iif Mmes. florei The Jury , without retiring frosts the bee, acquitted all the H • d • • e Priseuers, Heusi, e. an-I mho Sorgeoits Of equn I rerineitte. iihaattentie. l - I their rare by the "I'Plir3""" " 1 q'f iiii•dir , Caestie , fglthmit .11r ...-..._evnesenisnesmesw ceie. Messrs. Corriv and Co. Wive - ,:r,%, 11. a the biListTeti Steer Major Scmer.e. Biel soddenly on the 18th ult. at trots,. the many they sure (fails recrivicie, from Gentle 1/1.4M, le• tannin,; (beta lloiLks for that rest tr.ohis to sound Mid vs,:titittit I.ishon. Ile went to bed the preceding night ap- heol 't. it was seat to them. tic,ili. Ord, froin The t.Oll il I paretill)• in good lwalth,. and was found dead in his tentiti' End( 'gib" 11 °4 ta'nured under t'" 4 •llitue" e re "nd I bed in lIIP morning. lie said he was On his way to . f e u tt li , i : e l l t a t . dY t tr fu r n r !t i „; e 6,•• • t r i s t - l ' i i' h ;: l i p 4 , 4 " l tie," under the •:r.l, "t. sc""i Morocco, i i, which tee Ind engaged -to transport. him- • perinauctu retie(' t • but boot die, aup t rie t c nw ih m t . „1 . ir ,,,t4-404 - t self, van (he Pitt 'JCS Itr.oavt's remitting the sentence passed on, him at Ids last conviction . for defrauding a , adopted iced rudic.il cure in the short spate uf win Mikan ; .-- 14 , ;, • v 43, 1 . 810. porsited !!:',. Stestril ic . e C . t h r " ;: • ar 'f ild " Cti nin i Il a t iL re r : l t e l d v i e ' . 7 s cheesertiottger of bacon mud eggs. .t. : I e , "to- Dr.' C GYM Ilf, 101.. nattosegirden. Cosisr..l%cst t mac. 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