The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-02-23 00:00:00

} ~~ I y~' r114 . Q . s 1 • t 41.016 le . - - c . . LAW /NTELA WANG& ~ , ' Ray bold, tt. appeteetl f was a brass-fit ' fn 's,iner• HEN thk •'• • , •• .t--vo!Pr" -- ' . Gnswell-street, and had received from the Defehdant -s: .V i r r the elr fil• t a cnesiderable quautity of old copper, for tiltictr . he ~ De. VEN.F.t.'S e ltl i tts CCISURT 'OF. It IIiGI.ItIKNCH. FES. V. ' " t i t c. ir lt p t ; i e ,i r Li t• Ina, as agreed upon, in return, to-give him bigots et laeorstitwitui, tePleteols , lhaysb:www 4 stlit44 , ,i)togurivei. slmaILL 1 3 -• 1041SES AND MOT. ti b e , :us; r ie t . d w ar h s al s e t nt ent m , . c • i ll i i i b a tr l ittfrLhr , : f it t ; , t i l u sr v ti - m itl Nu i d it ,re ; .itni.., The ATTOIINEY.GEN LOA/. stated this to be en !brass. On the day after the old Copper had been res. warehouse, the Police nlb.cers came Os an{ In the vb. inns ail& • romptintil eit alTeri intuit ;of Ilse . Ne i r l r l • n ko l l . ' action brought by the Plaintiff, who is a Majnr in the il l lisi •ti s eh s * Army; led .who had distinguished himsesf in the .-• search his premises , wheit about one-tenth of the ,ge t ivitspsv:he tnnie.sehteets ceived into his A! , .f1i4 13 . 6 ?,b9 441 e .rAtilett,Y,.. Are sce,tilv most signal Inswing., both at the Cape of Good Hope ..copper so received was discovered to bear the broad, '2 l B, l " t r f r o 4 e4 . 4 :4 4 i' n '.!',Z 4 4, 4 , f os " i lf nrrow ; it was, of consequence, seized, and Raybold 1 dusts rsain esayrolt, dd l nsti sek i, p row il, . 49 d ackno r w i t a , .and in', the Peninsula, to recover compensation ill .- was prosecuted, pleaded guilty, and was non' sutl;r- 1., t 7e t.h.- nity_rertaio remedy.. ~.- . ....• Le ~,_ _ ; . tla.Mages for false imprisonment . The action was s .. Dr. Yeuel 4 4 Medical Adssooldoos di atartuirt r I ' ' , 4 , nqmimilly agrainst the Sheriffs, but in truth again 4 •:IPg the Pu"ishl° r " t °I . the lacy, for having this copper tan! his " Hints to the Itervintsane Coi hint:LlM iir bottr e S n e -l it e V •* 4 :, 4 ~ ;tit OS pnssession. In support of the ease against die , price ( 2., 04. *air Officers, whose conduct in this instance had. : MARIO/o'3'E . 1. . 1 Raybold and several of his set vents were ..,. been of the most incorrect and reprehensible descrip, D-Iteutlanti t Inquest' hi dna y, the must important dtrty dour•liTes 114 . eicasnitrech who distinctly proved the receipt of die tiOn. Major Sorrell wa A a Gentleman of conside,‘ beret- of all mar earthly ` x pipets, awl the .Im-en of 1 nt . : 11 . r .; question from Myers's servants ; and the taut' i but many pre deterred from m irryiug .by itifir m iwii . , rahle property, and resided in Sloane-street, Knights- copper in $ fact of there being no other copper in Ray bold'spret whi chr IF:l. e '; a t f t e fiMi l itZ t t V A l.' "t ‘ l 7lt r 'S )n ai 7 4 t il lic ktalt h Dr ; • • bridge, 'attcl had not a single demand against him muses at the time it was so received .: The quantity safe, e ff ectual, at:d permanents* med ~ ; ,itai l lt,tealscit it .fe k i ,'",:. which be was not only willing but perfectly ctampe- I i which they stated to have been sent by the Defesulaut don, d e bility, languor, lownel ..r . fpirit, ipm ar d, mono . - tent to discharge. ()al the morning when the of herroua hen.l-•trh, trembling of the handr, ttc.' opkelition at 1 6e to . was 'l2 cwt. llb. and it was brought in bags. fence alleged was committed, his servnet went op che,t, stosor.rh,&e. this medicine :Adds Certain-mid ull•iOtt im TOPPING, for Defendant, said, , lit should be , mediate relief; in those a ff ections which v iadicale duets — Se sn 7 , h i 3Slted-room, and told him a person from Capmin I M. w i t h hi m , . enabled to prove, that his Client was a mast re- rz i n t , of il he i ss , ll .l :i l y m :ic a ti, , ) , n , i v n ti t e ltr wilt i s t Zle organs of the Inunati Thompsoss was desirous of speaking sin:Liable person ,; that the quantity of copper is !lief) V \ niptoina Mare, (nonrated Z i r r trame e tain t elr i Ihrefslgt7; —lie wild he knew of no such person, and in- . he had sold to Zia; hotel was hut 8 cv.t. and had . snipe. • or decrease ,of volimeoureee(l4. atieutle.l with a.. . tirnated that it was not then convenient to bbn to see any person, but expressed his readiness to. been seats OM in In4isi but in an open cart ; and . I.d rect: i . i •ns iy; l 4l : l,t l e gell , and : : ,....,,,, : ,a r . d ir..,l n m i tifu I rry, t uw ai N V lr . see him on some future occasion. 'rho ntan in. that, in fact, there was no- pretence wb:itever far i pipist. &Tay. terminating in the Or . rii • de l li t e lor i ?h ln l. i . ililllis of hunk-, I i ascribing to him the fact of having s_old the copper,,liaio . u4 4 l l ti l iilte`s be ing : tii,ease! , , Inc Hein in mankind; in such waiting, hOwever, said his business was urgent, and insisted upon seeieg the Mnjor.—The ser- 1 which &Instituted the ground of the present indictment. I 6 a ra*, whe n Terri:lT in ta i ni t Llt r es 11:tv v e%le . :, i Dr. 1 7 , mei 's I; ;Nom 1 t Witnesses were then called, bat faiiing to sub- dicine which cats lieTelied on, for its at ti.m .4 . 1 tlit?e t '. o .l n . l Zos ;:. 'Ott again returned to the Major, and War imme diately followed by the man, who was forcing his' stantiate the facts stated by Mr. Topping, the D a . , specific awl invarintile, safe and SiS litl. I r y ; it f otilies without stimalat nod &minute a itlinut intiomi:4 4 ; it promotes the way into the bed-chamber, when he was restrained, fendaut was found Guilty. reproduction of the trusted substance. eat iini g orates the vrs: I by the servant, who told him Mrs. Sorrell I liad .not, . MORTIMER V. 11013UTi011. i eu lal..?slens, FO 81* to secare a due riaboroti , n and r,tentinn; ia- Thiewae an action against the Defendant to re- ! d ee d hl l nourtrhes strengthens , and repleni.lies the entire body ; -- --,n then retired to an adjoining ,ex I rotes rhos ' Kits, and tranquillizer thendnd to stick's' ona - n- • kder the followi - cir- 1 - hsot i ilrtily dr.erTes the this of " Patiolull r s, r •Fnei of TTE, I.'Ln. 22. FllOll THE 1.010if10r......,_ . ~. .i"riglirrt - 1. _ . ll;ftlirig 4 -W I 4.IIt.PILCUI T. :twin 'Aydin - ram; Esq. ly ILL' AN Kiraircv., Esq. Anbrit F.11,....c11e5.1ay, fitilitelleg9f at Beitiimarit. t CAR3I.I virology' al:— Anutlay., 'Avid 4, mt,Garithrenn. .Mv.fonrrasatat. —S..turtlaty, April 9, at Dolgelly. - --4ww•-• . • . .... , , • D st N Itil ()MTS. . . D. Tlichard•na, Warwick -p lie: flulltore,•delder. Feb. 26.' blare.) PI, :god April 5, at Guildhall. At.ornies,Atemes. Watt.. *sty and . l'intutre, I ainlos-bnildiegs,. Temple. • a ,<l I'. Spriogett, •Wickhata-Ntarket, SIM - 1)1k. miller, refl. 11, 11 lg. Ap•ils, at the King's Ailed Yoh, Woodbridge. Alloillreiii 4 l' Mr. Palmer, lkinghty- stmt; Laid Mr . thillettn..W on dbridge. 1 1 1, Mortletuau, Lowestort,Sullbit. ha'kerdasher, Mareb I. 5. Almft h, at the (,Mown lon, Lowestoft. Anornies, Mesrs. f+teward nu.l Palmer, Great Vermouth; and' Mears. Swain, Nereus, Maples, and !'enter . Frederick's placi.,()ld Jewry. P. Rhoda bi Clifford. Yot4sshire,cora-meithant, Marels% S. April 5. at the 801 l and Mouttr Inn Leeds.: Attoraint4 'Air. Scott, l':roy's lon.mnare't and Mr. W'uosl. Lem's. f•.• : J. Walton. Ilalifax, Yark•bire, grocer, March 15.18, April .1. at the Talbot Inn, flotif.m. Atturhies, Mr. Notdefood, 114rfollt-streef, Strand; and Mr. Aletander; Halifax. • dl. Airliner Liverpool, metelsant, March L, V. A1)11 3. sit the Gulden Litt'', Liverpool. Atturuey, Mr. Leigh. Liver poo. -144. C. 111ffill,,Brifliterleld,•Wandswortilt. crucible-menace. upeet 1,5,, Apes/kid 91144h:11i. Attorney, Mr. Mey• ems s i Ritrefrits.s•tuldings, .Bbsokfrignornall, ',M.Rnseltty, 1/11.% tied, Staffordshire. serdernir., Mareh 4,5, a' v nls, at the Green Alan, Aweburnt, Derbyshire. Attorwes. Mr. D a yearo, Sineston, i)erbysbire ; and blesses. fleabew and Alban, LI coln's Inn. • .I. Bayles, heat, Ilerefordsbire, drover, March 25, 26; Aril :ii at the Oxford Arms, Kington, Herefordshire. Atturnies, air. ll:ivies. Kington ; and Mr, Pugh, Bernard-street, Russell . . stittare. .. ?II F L. Tea. - Edmonton,. denier, March 1,8, April 3, at Guildalll. Attyrity. N.r, Poiabett, Ess••x-court, Temple. .7.,BlWires t - Rite! Ord, Etna, glacier . Feb. 26. March 12, Aprft ft, sit 4,..diid1i311. Actinides, Mr. Sher% nod, Canterbury. 'giant, flialhwark; and Mr. Vfoidersee, Rocisforti. • . . • . . . 1/11f1DF.NDS. - • . • Akita llt, T.`A. Dolliu,e, Stouelionse, Deeowhire, sbnp .lteper —March tti, .1. n: lincl,da; Ilackney-grOye; merchant --zNinerh 19. V. Le Mesa:ier, I.loyd's thffeedionse, merchant — Marta 21, .1. Stead, Poster-hne,,tlheapsicle, warehotstemau— March lb, D. Cate seal. a n d H. Cote. jou Mark-lane, bran -0 merchants—Mandl 19, C. W. Knowlton:Fleet-street, hatter —rdinselt 49, T. Height% :Urea, Somersetsbire. deater in lapis ealmainsirl4-51firch /9, J. 1 (;. ,Perard• 10(411,411-Sireet, leer. esant- .Nlarch V. 11, Wranghom, Seething-lane, mouev-scri atc,....._Apeal, W. Morgan', Portsmouth, linen-draper—March , •!r, Is.. a. woods, Cannon-street. linen-draper—blanch 25, P. ( goon, W t haboate-mineder ? Dorsetshire , paper-maker—Marcb i 3 T. VarJley,,Exeler. dealer in glam -- Mar ch Ili, C. Tim- JrLi.' Walsall, Stalibrdshire—blare) 13, W. May; sin. and Wel Itbs•r;•llta. Ustioo.siseet, Deptfotd, timber-merchants—di:lMO b u L. Egbridge, P a ragon-piece, pent-road, timber-inerchaut - March Th. M. Ibittling, Coale-street , St. Martin-in-the-tields, litlern'dnsper-siMareh Ms A. Reel and J. Povne, Ryder, Isle of night, ,moors —blarch lb. S. _Fawn, Laaeham, 'illiddlesexc bier— Slarch 19, It. Redhead, Vioodhatch, Surrey, ilistillec 1 - 1 Slatvh 15, Wt Young,•rftrat Cox well, Berta, dealer—Peb. 23.'1. Ward, -Great Parthrdsdreet, linen draper—March 16; .I. , l 4 ,:kraff, Plymotatta, enrpenter r -dlarch .16, S. IlastkinstA n i nCfortli, (lies.hire, dealt4L , blarch 19 . , W. E. Modest). JAlabb, Cm - WI-office-rays, :l'etnpl«, money-scriveners. yet risen. The me. . ...tig, ;lief ,-. „ leafy 45414.4449-9“ ..._ room, whither the Nlejor folowed him, anfj ther e '. cover the sum of 20001. paid under ie.. i e lent ea 1 , a title con err R • who i s '1 f 1It•I h" fed •b . " bl on it ',l, a paws no ClUbli t found a secant man seated. On demanding their "m s , . I tances:—The Defendant oimison elm - went ter his miens and literary acquireiamos, in a lent•r of 1 i taaoks addressed to the Prom-tee hi i with a , la MI business, they confessed themselves to be S ; * heriff's ' very respectable attorney, was in partners or, in wattle lee states hisfirea :person of the 'tome of Lee, wit's) grossly miscon. • rind unequivoctil belief, that if it were not for the bmwlicial ef. -Mai officers, and produc ed a writ, callisig upon -these_ to . • : feels of this medicine, he would not be now in the load of the 19. .- ducted himself, and at length involved himself tit ; .. , e; J. arrest the person of IVitliam Sorrell. • 'l'he Nitilee i I mine. utter ruin, having' lately taken the . henefit ;of the l. O. declared, that he was not indebted a single far th ins • f th * Og Teenffspring of frehle, di cased. and euervnied. parenn. in. ante which he was not ready to pay on demand, and that 'lnsoirent Act. '(' lse Plaintiff had peid him WOOL herb a ronOotionsi disposition to the foregoing maladies r a lung residence in host and sae:A n n./ climates will predoce eiiiii- IS,. ' for the "'purpose of purchasing him an annuity, the --- ; las ttlVets I ' rim- he knew of no such persons as the Plaintiffs in the tutery, dissipation, habitual esters, unrestrained • whole of which money he appropriated Ito its owe i. beepliaitimess, and' unbridled. sensnality lead in consequences arm alleged, action ; and he further stated, that his :purpos es -pre. •-; • equally di durable mid it i • with reluctance,that •( ant The question was, whether the Plaintek . I• . s.. a, . • cam bin nape was dot f Valium, but illojor - l'hoosas Stephen paid the money to. hint solely ; • or was- . . • pelted, by n regard to truth and the real interests of huntranity,- dealt t ' - it i to. aver, Nun the trfri frequent cause of thee Unhappy mad {tillable Mini Sorrell. This however did not. satisfy the De. i hed • 7 1 1 with the partnership fi rm so as to reeler the other 3 , rokidefun is, - that , reprehensible habit, that seertie . species Hie fendants and they insisted upon considering the ; 1 ' •l of dha h:r whir hI h. t d or lye reale on, et large in my roil, I t sartner the De f endant, liable. Several letter's 4 e°Ce Y* Uo Plaintiff' as their prisoner. The'Major, to convince - I , " iiillitl.9o the Ikbilitated," and which (s so , deettrvirtive tit olds them that the statement which. he had matte was. were read, written by the Pleititiff to Mr. Lete, in 1 I henAls, that if ire prevalence is suffered I•Airdlithilse Ma eilehd, t. fi w hich he see:tied to treat as e ith him personally ; ;it bids fair to priiituce degeneracy, if aut abrithiliatiten of the hO. 9%4 consistent with truth, offered to exhibit to thefts It; . • mei nice. blitt it was argued, on behalf of the litiiittiff, that it 1 sow vast; variety, of letters, then its his desk, directed* " Inn P:ink its nothing: its ii c'erthettie•lieee 4 •'• • •cti him Mt merlons public occasions as Major 'lime* i , was usual when there were seseral parties in the, " A crime so great, you scarcely. cam iiintelie.".; s• in i house, that the clients cousalted some one of the ; 'll'hatever the oriental cause. of these,aisuraees ewe hue. 'do Stephen ,Sorrell. They were not, however, to .be , here, however inveterate, Ur by *whatever symptoms the, mast Pi persuaded. The Major theta prepoeed to oceans., .1 partners end .some another, but that the 0 b sniess of ' • 1 beznantrestedibject of the most earnest solecinele w kb the Cue each was done for the benefit of the whole, and that 1 unliappy sulfere is to obtain relief c and the most heartfelt. patty them to Chelsea Hospital, where he was well ; ;ratification of my life, is to administerthe hales of consolatine , tilf • h er - all were liable. - known but this they would not consent to—nett 1 . , • s The Jory withdrew to consider the verdict, anti .. to this Wretched Class of the community, I tee, conscientiously ar-I with contidence, fissure every individual of either set, oho til• would they accompany him to his Attorney: ;The ; ... cai Major then offered to give ikon • A check .on i Ain i returned at length in faveur•of the Plaiiitiff. 0, nervoul, nlised, debilitated, or subject to any of the die; - , nisei; or symplonis l that [base desrribed, that -asp baton,* as uti —...111....-- lir bankers, Nlessrs. C11;41 and' Go ' :..01 1- .Tempie . har, for 1 COURT OF CONIMON PLEAS, GUILDHALL, Ft's. 2e. ; perfectly safe. as h is invariably eificsi.obrk with akits• other ! advantages, this' medirine combieet that of a 're rel !snsedy; wp the amount of debt, and had eetonly taken up his 1 KF.EN AND ANOTHER V. LIRE AND SOD, I for it is intim i-ibly sold, sealed up; with full • -.tit' piano itirti:s PA pen so to do ; but • t a•collectilig it easprabable some I ' 'VA was an. action brought by the Plaintiffs, ti liens for use; alid may be administered for r any length 4 time, ai deception might. be practising upon: him, he ea . ! , recover daalages : for certain pieces o f botobsze ,,, o _ without the kiiiiwied4e of any individual, except those who ' 9 tate it, k :. pressed I:is doubt, that the money might -not reach t WitiCh hid been injured through the negligence andj -Ds. Venets Re.torative ?Cerritos Sakai is:preharedeiott y i the hands Of the Sherif& This doubt of the .113 - : sniskilfoltieirs of' the Dermidants •wise were engaged' i sled. bv the Proptietor , at hi: liouse, No. le, fttttrietiriA • pe, s If-t Iledforiteemnre. Loud ie. where . he mind tie .citteldfed; fendmita' : honour io car excited their inilig,natioit, to dye the swthe a materin blue. On'theitart , of the r typo -.. it . -- . , Id 1 oe L i . . 0 , e 4 ,1 sti i, -rs y, sr by tter, post. pa d, m t ing re' a . 7 . fa/ that they would not listen to any further Pr^llosiitehei Pleintiffs - several witnesses wert called,: to •prove fee. • • . . .. -, . - - en and, ite . fitle, condected the Major to U . spungjergei . i, that:ol4,4oyl Id by the Proprietor's special appmeittiteortrif $ was comthifted to the calm- of the De e i it IS ""n- • . • . • • • ( 4 . • . Unreel, 150; t)stirii,frref..ool,nsite•iiondAtiect Xllfitt Bletirods, ac hotwei 10 . the greet:.alaree sof Mrs.. at5.ai1,...... fandestrtin a. perfect state, andthat soliest•they sere , p f „ rt el. Lej... es „,,d • f t ; c; ;* ebasok.eas,../44, .tr „near . pli}ell b 14 tlit - tbie Aeon fron Learned •Attorney observed, it was true t • tteptfrom" the .dyers .. ilk' Out of ;twestieepteref krere; Ere! lg. iiiterd ekeeteeteee.ifi thri i i eg ll 4j 1 M r * ' t • t • * $ Major was riot long detained -in ,as the L19,1(211 ,of 'tole% and otherWisedatoirgeti, A ltai itsttead erWittertier - .- - 1 iirthe [Loyal Exchange ;IMr. • unret,•4. , n , _ t , . af Spring Gardens , Mesria.• Parson& Boeftseqrsclulkierkifitel• SO fendants se.,it discoresed their mistake; but notwith. lor- bring worth tint, they weer, only worth about 301. 1 street ; 11r.. Wiled. 32.1. tlisiborp, near Midefle-roe. M .. .,. Wale . ~ K standing, ho had hive, cesposed to an the mortilicatton • and that this iiijiiry appeared to be 'occasioned by ; 961 6 ilt sonibirohloo meets Caveat -torden Ima lei' lblist re alspectableMediciee Venders lit evert yin' of - Wei:kingdom, v; of being taken in a public manner, in the presence : due care not briittg used by . those who dyed: them.— - • i f price lus. bd. per par et„ur the eptisedity.of four patkeb in one of his servant and neighbours, to a spunging-leause. •.• On the °thee side there appeared - the servants of the . far 33.. For this gross injury and indignity, it was that , the. Defendants- and other persons acquainted' with the I littlLLl.ol. B. NOUNtAI 'Saracen's :lead ' : 4 . ^ . ''''' ' Defendants, OLD BAILEY FE,. 22. present fiction was brought . . .„ .• .; manufacture, end the mode of . dying, who stated,•l V V 1„,•, - , 8 . „„,,,-.1011, c pn d.,ll.- ' hi 6,, i ii Av . ~„,„6,ii i ii„i (-4 $ —.ow—. Mr.'Scaiii.err, on the part of the Defemients, 1 that this injury could not hair(' arisen in the course I Tarrethees. euud Reds, choice iAquiersveStel enisderate cneeeee. I 1 The foll+arme Post Conches, Mail Catches, &e..sekoto fro, -James Hare stood indicted for bigamy. It appeared that Die ! Enid, he was instructee, by his Clients , to declare !of dying, but mast have been • Occasioned by some . tfiesseoecne sand e rn, e nl , f ,,seh * , •• • . ---• Priseotee . fa the year 180 8 , was married to a girl of the name of their readiness to apologize for their mistalto, , t e ' - 0 -, • • previous cause - either by being mildewed, er by the .irtsrlißPHOL Pod- . Citeck, itiestenelher-losidesoodetlet Ofiburn, to Townsend-street Chapel Dublin This fact was' 9 r , • ' ' ' under a mistake , their - misconduct had arisen—in '. every eloruinie t brawls.. Lubec wombs High,gross, Ilincitlee, preyed by berfather. George Osborn . He afterwards married ; . Atherstone, Tempos-eh,. Litchfield, thlestriorp, Northamptou, kart Smith, a widow wounue,. in Jane, 1811. This marriage I any way which the Plaintiff might think' proper to ' , Mr. Justice 1)A I,t,AS observed, that the only •ques. _ and Dimitisl6_,4l•olrii•ht'Llverpool risen Afternoon. teak Ware idSt. James's Church, Westminster. •Nlary SnMh 1 sugg est : in - addition to which, they were willing to . : for h Lon the consideration of the Jun was, whet her = ILIClir, Plysmegitu,.Weyeseath, Dorchester, Falmouth, was a widow, - With two children. Sheave the Prisoner all she . was d uc t ed b e ggary, amounting to 2iet., mid , she said, enter into a rule to pay every espeuse which had • •• the injury had arisen froth the • ,z e or. th e Dartmouth, and Salisbury., New Post Conch,,everz Morning lie 11ena': •at AA Sit r iellitiCk; wlllea Guard, thinueh itinfiton t 4Shis "educed. to beggary, the Prisoner having b eco m e a bankrupt a i hitherto . been incurred, by the Plaintiff. The fact . dyers, 'or from some defect in the cloth befere it tii:S elinsier, aridgeort, ,fliaadfisri,,Aatingeteke, nod hlngsbors • • -skint time after their marriage.—Guilty. ' ; was. that the persons reilly atesswerablo on this oc- . Split ? TiteltiefeCts might have been la!ent as - well as • Betteft./N,,Soislefree. Peterborough, Stilt.fm. nrl9 [Pinang- The Sessions bting ended, sentence of death was passed on ; ~. ( . •: drt:Nelsi Rin i Mad Grind', sets Out eerily Byeeving. ` tithes William Botcher. for stealing goods in a dwelling-house; Hart- 's'on were t h i s assignees ota.hankrupty tO , gehete a risible ; an d , - th e refore , might have escaped the oh. , fromißosimeek Sedates , . Loath, Grimsby. audllittl. -•- ley Smith and Joseph klaresea, for a like offence; A hndeam Major William Sorrell was indebted, and:orittv'burn, s erration of those•who eenniined the piecei, end sa id' et ve,npooL, warrnwinn Knufsliird,-Monst,utni Pula loll, And Chades Harding, for robbing William Woodhouse ; • lag heard of the residence of thepresent lingatif • they perfect t the t • f their being sent.ea4j field, Pest Co I • ley were a e time o ach, - called, The ' itsPedition, every Evenine It Jitseph Hurrtil John Mrris, and Mn•es Sooinims, Ca bur- . b l . Five o'Coc4c; ta the Saracen's ffeed - Initi'Dale-street, Liver 'bey. Sa l ine' -Fowler and Henry W °We, for a like -offence ; I were, .from a belief . that he was the persoweif *Amin The Jury would also recollect it hair been sworn ,:' pool. Guarded ihrotighout. .. 1 .• - . .• • Apidrew.Ntoke oad Geosge thatcher, tbr stealing goods privately they were in search , to have a writalisalte&fOr idel • that the twelve pieces had been d ye d at one and the BATH rind 1311ISTOL St ii sg . /kook' l o sylch es , through C'dp- . in a shop; 'William Sturman, for setting Ire to his dwelling- . rtham. Calor, end Varitietougli, evety Afternoon; arrive at arrest. Th ti . ' e• tseovery of their error, howeser, -- liad same tithe, which made it It little extraordinary that, . ber m e ,_• Henry Touch, for re,brifinz fo - Transportation ; and . ' G h (i t Botte,-'arei4lie lonoton 'tavern, . May s, the res (inn on, Jitney Gray, ;di:is Varney, for privately stenline. en a shop. • ' impres'sed them - with a due . Sense of • the; injury if it were the fault of • the dyers, 'six of these • pieces- Thonms,street, arid the Swan Brissol v sett lifioraing.—Coaches Six werioniered to be transported ter life, viz. Joseph Wit- ! which they had •'thine the Pltiletigf amt - they were. should not have been equal;y defective with the other'; to et pits. Britigenitier, Taunton, &c. Ihtins "Thomas S-(itb, John Brow, John Nightingal Charles . .• I LEEDS New Light Giaeh, called, The treiefnehiete sets Matthew*. and Sa;nnel t.yons ; five for 14 years, viz Thomas - -most enaiool to• make ens. reparation in their 7 six ; and they would al.o "' shier ' the , pa l en ‘ lania 'l net „-ary•te„r„ing et half-past Seven .1 7 Clock a C.114.eie14 finer Emith,„William Lucas. Mary Ingland, John Fpwell, unit Jobe power. • 1 . were eminent dyers, and that it was a littler impro..4 Insides only,. and gees remarkably easy , with a Gtuw.l through- Bpreltarn ; arid in enty-oue for seven year,, via: James Hare, Th e ez • TTORNEY-GEMEIIAL. I IIO I 4 that nothing could bat)! t he y should , •• i e t fe• one Paees ihretkeh Sla•liford, * Nlewaßeff.hrd.' Doornster 0 Richard Gaddelaild, Hannah Brown, Fr ey Coombe, Thomas . - nted Ferryhridge, to Me Goideil Leta. Leeds; avrtelEitv . at Milts. itillituns„George Hodge+, Elizabeth eeman, John Hibbs , ;be further from the wishes of his most; resiteclable from the ordinary course of their business.—Verdict • Notwithstaudjoe the taietieasiloo ei peditifitt:of tigi, 'Conch, it is 'William 'Sc o u r s, Ann 'turner, alias Akers, Joint licenars, Client, than to übutin pecuniary recompense forthe for the Defendants. 1 allrased to be tire most itmeetehleenoteloraliferePtiblie Canvey- James B • 'i i . lancht , W II ant Maggs, James lige:u:Thomas Brown, •_,A;,.., .."mice 'int the North Road , being' unegail led ire kccani ;iodation Israel Davies, William Leroyd, Catharine Smith, John Smith, ""'"'66"3'. w h ich . i re II! I I 'd su ffe re d. hn rI 2 lac, we're , te., PCRPOttO V. CHAMSESILAIN. -.-- ' • I . by , ny they • . : • • Dennis Winn!, and John - ;onion. had been so groyaly ill'-treated he felt it - his dal to:1 This was an action brought by the Plaintiff. who I _,Kr.NBAL, Lamotater.... -Prestoo„...Kirbyrign. . ,etxlak,,,. Five were mitred to be imprisoned !tithe House of Corree. bring the 'matter forward • p b,l • C tf i • •lid - are-road 1 .- t; the De in • a lc, !ter o - use id a cartoon in the gee are.rea , agn its e;..., . , . . „ I Morley 'Onaskirk WA Garstaitg Post Corkhes;,etery l Var lion for one year, and thir.een forst% intender months; six to . d •. - • e I aeon, it Vise u Chian Guatited: , ''•t!• • : "Lit •r , be.isivrismied. ja Neapt4l fox verities iteriods t.'sigtfea'wtre ' *ice , in order • that the ..h . hittperiuts. !rof malicious, fondant, a wheelwright, to recover: the ricet oi a ,f,ii,-Asaiamr,: Loneirorn„ ofturv.Gresn..-Armorm4.444lfriais 110,Iered to be it vat,-ly Ishinped ; einejsedgmentsrespotel.kaisi persons might be fully refuted. As this eita, wooed ;waggon, , The Planititf; lead given him•his old wag- Browsihill. Thornhill. Sqnqplusr- hill, l;? , :illgAil SO:Ri s ri• flatten were diolearged' Ily ptftbisdatieri.—Scssions ad joarned . , . 1 i - . ' wee 'tCnealiku l 4l. y. - . toshe Stith uf April WM. , . ~.• . • ..•• ,be attained by tlie subtle acknowleilgnient of the g r ist eind• had. engle..tekl !n pey him twenty pounds in, sad * ll Ports o. 116 ' land* (. '"iii p w ! • • . - • • • • s f i 'lli PCl4.e4PlrliNtle; notti.:dinnuich. sew: linichi f pr . I Defendants of their error, the Plainti ff 'eels quite. enoney„ pod treoeeept 'ditletent bil _..le„. PO : QoO‘litielt .0a ! g ay a Ci t p k ail e o eneet,nor nes.riut.evecy:fditnieg af .. p i t i willing 'to accede to the proposition which Wee beilft .: thee•Refeesisine •huiltling him .a .nesc,wegg,on. . Thee; eta -..'cleek. b y way or Newark, Retfoe.:', Te fl or. kr . .„, made.. _.........._ . tinging, - - Idigrili'lifeilna• - . 1 Durham; et.irvet•h;;..in ► irk:- - ---,... . -- - 7 , -7 . 3.. 1 tejggen,_was - necorditiely bniii,.,and ten pounds of-the P 9 . • 1 itor - I P.seisegdrs:finclisie 4is tved bolgord; fever theft Is 1141 . 4i40 Mr. Scaneert said, there could Le no ` diferiei. mokteyrid beep . pa • ad, b ut lite • • ether Stu w.l l hot '• k• ° - nix, FOP whst, teue They plekee. Ned t Ilea Knceeil int ~_ • offered. . 4 . • • 1 P a! too adaiw‘gt.-4.14.. .4. Caoilc, 14eltaa So.i c... • ' Jr nor were the. acceptances given ashen the new fa' I : 1 urie.st Orr' York; 1419941 COnteltitii . Sinakrl9l)ld, liutg!:SeNtbos A verdict was then given for Plaintiff—D.l%okt* 'ikons; was sent to -the. Plaintiff, who _kept it two •, • . eel), A • e pt. • i wok .. 4, v , Na. este r ate.s.t- • -....., ' .. .-'' • - s. it ',ll •tlote.. S.aep 1 111tIDGF.NO/j•Ttl . end, Wai } at new Post C , l . tich, every _ .. CERTIFICATES—NIA/Icm 15. Redhead. Woodhaeab% "Hevasite, rectifier—J. New Sarum, cahinet-sealter-Ldt. liolcmft. jun. and .I..Picker lagOViu-riogtok upholltereett-G. Wurtliing4. Wool. veer, tatter; MaOlverson and W. Rees, Hot. UM. liotailriepeas-.-13,-.Aoter.l4letecaetle-vpon-Tyita, grocer. PA ILTN I)IKSO Ll'. ED. • W. Grange. and T. •Stoelryl, Arkfge.houar.gate, Yorkshire, s pit iatartC~+:inls - l'. J.enksua '..atni W. Harrison. Alvachareh, orasfinkfte, ead-dealevad.W. Wright and J. Tbornton.Bir aliughato, ittry enmh.sualsent-TJ: F Fogyism' aad J. Hardy, Mark-lane, flottr-factors—.. Paris and M. Evans, liirminghaui, hrlele-ntakers—F. Llfffsit sad flarthrieke, Ifing.street,Weat iniu,r4T4.6fe,s.ciakersa.-..1. tkiikei aod !Astir, Loin bortl.st refs, ptiatets.—W. Xeoweigat awl .1. Lars. jowl Stoke ,ypon.Trritt, timber-tnerehant4.- J. and - F:IC lacey. and j. ChaUs o Nrw.road, Clar k e, • Asithlottlis-strert North. Norurri Town, ale-birwers—.l. I: adswell and W. Ash! ton. Stafford, La ephire, N. Reeve, firrAt 741iichell-street, Old-itrect—T. Swirl and J. Lope..nhy, &Array. limritintS—K4 St. Barbe. J. Patteu, apt! K. St. Haehe, jun. Cock•hill, ttateliff, ship e aitillera—T. Hawley and T. Dixon, Shrewshory, brewers— Ar. Tate, .1. Calvert, A. Lougbottinn, and W. Leeds, IlPera• POLICE. _,`Vnigt-RAti.:—Timmes Williams was brought befiini Mr. Maass, Qn Tiles 4 a) , charged keir his wife with heating her in a true% aletatter. t.oman stated that he wth ghilty orthis bra tali, Ind sale& threatened Samurai. : frequently, __.ye innards her frequ - btr, siyini,b,„.„„,,nly resumed' by fraud t b.,l aw . ~ .. . ~, lt.,With an understaedieg that the Defendants stiotiill' A I ..erion who tired next door to the Prisoner, sated that he pay the full 'costs of stilt. WI heard frequent quarrels, and cries of murder; eboring from ___'. .._, -,.__ _.,, ._ the Prismser's apartment; be had also repeatedly heard hid s*lf4 •. . • Tim . /L ING 7 1 JENFI P ER _ III W n"' he . _ . accuse him of bein g absent from home on the night op which ' TIM . ATTORNiY:•OIIIIICRAIf. stated t hi s to an in- .. the Miters fatuiht were tniirdered,.:and call hint to account for dictraent pieferred againat ; the Defendant, by the , tin *tanner in which he had passedlhat mr,ht. ..Mts. William; did n ot deny this fact ; her aushandc be. said, Sitting Members brie the gornogh of Tregony • certainly was absent the whole of that ni g ht, aid sbe bad often, (Messrs. Itohnei 'and Grant), chityging !rim with when he ord her ! o cruelly, uthated hi:o vri 2 l; it. she did not, .Wilful and - corrupt perier. The perjury was al 'll;l44i..Sind then, sent it back as incomplete,. oL irount',ol wattling some particular alit . tasion. The . )efendant having got his goods again into his posses • n, refused to give them hack.agaiti until the Plain- Alf wouid, Ore him some toecurity for, the . money.— The Plaintiff proceeded to demand. the isioggostolita, made an offer of the ten pgjuuds. There was no one :who could speak precisely to thg Alim wthelabk,"c- EveOtlig. CA R LigL Peitrithe nett W kiteltsiveioliNtst Catich.. 41k.Fastkr. Heaves, itticl,4 Ciitatd ,pit the w Ay. ,Butoto thrpugb kkonAh. Appleby, tireatilbrike, 'Rh-km(o4, UttriAt, Ito rouglatt W-etherby. ' A hVfft•rd;i Cboleatitr, 4 titri. Gram haws (the,neßrest: aFrt v • hy.vir i htivrt 41111t54. VP; osti evrejf Atou DISK. porfpfuts juvrreAyso3lsf greateit eastralgrts tliqametroi the Koriti by butinkss or piehAre, have' the Oran:it atlvAntoge 4,1 4 their ttettt4•lot4nitt•ecuted in the nett.Cl**ltait ,•• AhtLYIEIOO Posit Cfeleh, every fAitlr*Krif 6 t , 4 l oolP 4l - • ..- . _—. corrupt erlary. hoirever% believe II: tsar aitY way concerned; dried arriknoweite---_ . lefte of that horrid transaction. Her husband bad a drab - c 0... leged to Ma m e been coititted•sby th . . frx;f endanti in 'Oared great enact at that tinte,..ind had it still. teati4ouY given by ..inr before a Committee of the 'The Prisoner saitthe wits a mill-wright and sometimes work ed as a journeyman, at ()then fur himself ; his wife , I, e sa id, wa s 1/011se Oft:amnions, accusing the Prosecutors with very provoking with her tongue, which forced him sometimes tie bribeiy and corruption,. in obtaining their return to bwat her. He acknowledged he was ab , ent from hatneon the I 1 t . The Parliament during tile late Genera'l ec ton. night the Marrs' family were murdered; he bad quarrelled widt 1 bin wife as usual, and went out on.that account; 'he slept at the Learned Attorney, however, refrained from stating Hal, in klhitechapel, and could Provethe fact by the tes'inthnY . the CISE, further, in consequence of an error .iu the • eta p ere In st ho lived at Old Ford, if the Magistrate would , . 1 . , ' intact Mem, give him tinfie to do so, . • ' ;•. • The Nlitgi,trate said, it certainly wnold lse,necemary neshnuld ! • A verdict of acquittal. was consequently taken. den, and to Word him' an opportunity of gettipg his friend . trial Old. Font be would eassanit bitn,till Saturday. • • • „, • TIFE KING V. GROSE. . - • - Ibis was.IIISO'3.II ItittiteMellt for perjury, allikea . litt belrr.been committe4 la r ettualer ttrcumsta . . .di' • • • live are exilemily happklty be able to contradict it urt'lo .'. ' linyti,:there was an err, ' reports winch hare lately appeared in the news...! l'itig ie . l 4 s . t ; !).. . J.Plii - .... . ... . . ed . i t ts. ot tba i . r ndtetwant,. nod ; lets kkewtse. acquat ....,. papers, concerning the Bishop of ItitticnE.4tin's bipaith, as we know from authority, that his Lord— ' ' ...... :. ~ ...rimet.rlin tr,..l.tvatt.S:. ; ship. has. veceived the. ireatest benefit' from: Bath . ' !Tllls•was. an ittd!tirtnent,ohaVging • the. Defendant. ~t . Water, and that his , return to town has only . been • whielling• to' ittticoll, if ~,Illq.starrte of - 'll4battr p . - .. . .. . . . -postpone g, on account of theinditfereat state of (be eon arable stuantrithiUoir, ceppoe b.oLts,..tillisit: bite Bath roads. .. . _ the mark of tbo King's stores (the broad arrow). ..-.- - • • • ceptauces were to he ten. Mr. Justice D..l.ts left. it t o the cenaibralion of thethe Jay, whether a final . q°,^illete tl i jv a rTz of the waggo n had been niatlesto.' the ' when. it was first sent tim, far:in ,thatcapp the fisr.etidant would not be entitled to,retaity it, thn,tiel..afterivaOs seat, Is for any alterationf 7 —Yerdi4 for: the ve fendant.. . . . lfolr A Kit luck.. • . - • CHESTER, Neovivent . hiichntell, dot ;~It~iIMACb. Nowthwieb, and hli2ollewith, Past Cotatit i t. Mittrlikeishigirtik Five o'Clock. , St/ NI Dr.ll. LAN 1), Stot kph,: Mod Yarik,"gtiv - Cnittll % . tiery litoinin,€: Witte (Waft.' - 1-4.1 t . ta INoCN fporsiet•orelbost.mtle , atrol Woit ticup p. 44 s conch.,etrrmA iti 2rSooson. Liteirtied. ' Sri RI; sli ItirAvettiine,io bita T le ( Oneh, this Cllnelotte:evety Frettivarar OlCkfrisigirardeol. EFF I ELI) no.d Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rock ingham, envy_ ;4rryin,:. 0- SOO rHAMPTbMilTthrheAet, Alteifv;tit, DIA A Ilbri Coach, Yesterday trefel4titeday - -e4"iit;44. - - fii•the 0101 listic tomtutt 'between FOii/Vtll -194411,t, , entt petdvvet from Peptford; - some' hoildslells ''Of peotalitt iassembred by twelve o'clock' at levet fired on:. AMP weiting'ionte/Ifile; there-v*OW too signs of the 'strivel bf the •tioniiinfCits, end if; :length turned out ihat the D.pttorti in*ft Itit'Cittrkqt .; it, Or, in other words; imd . wereltundredi ketiveti 4italtligllOVOgil9l; I nprPP lbefore heHrd of. No blame viis attaeht446Piebv4; who was ready {ur combat. _ • ...... ri l it t.... 6v . .k.5i‘... : ., : .•....t.. le „Ntritk i p ie. tirs ! tp 4rwe dimi, en tion l i a nkoll , •I iiir Mt 1 1 7 :kr - les feti nn iinjtkii; Mt resit A/1 VT: 0 A 1.9 Att OA eel MY . .. . op , to ;.;y ves it 7 1) •„. : i ; • , • . _ IN(ill*M.lgercury.Rnst Gertill, wi th a Garied, sets nut*very. Aft6rdixin, ;Aid rearlits Pirniiielinin next day at nunn. Pastels -Oxforii, Vtistnn, - mod , Sliipstene, to the Sanicen's Head - 4•131t1I-Itteet., Bunu i wharn. • . IIUI L t Northcayg, I.l4.wrien, Thorn. and Dtinpsti - r, P.m Coacti, evely Martiinc at Isalfzpast Six o'Clock; . to the Suit and Sun tnn,'l'llyrna-;;:or; null. • ' • . 1..441.:11,T,F01ti1), Warr, fluddesdrip, and .CheOurat e Coach, ever Karam) g. , lOW 34,4. M 4 `, LONDON • Printed and Titttlithed tor 13; I iretrki.i., 44 IWO STATESMAN OFFICIt, 67, Flecik4reir. - . . . .• k V ~. ~' \ , i , fi'