The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-01-21 00:00:00

Fait F•;* N. LAW INTELLIGENCE. • bridge, THE LATE* 'w Pg f t,04.1 COURT C? CHANCERY, 4AN.20. rather that; public obligation's. wINICWORTII .AND ANOTIO V. 110PKt/IS A NW COOKER. ') 'FHA was an action brought by the assignees or a bankrupt, agaiiist auctioneers, to recover the son; of 4731. i 3s. 6d. money had and received by the .Ddferidants for goods sold under an execution apinst tire, banitiupt, in e November preceding the the - December, • Abobt theyear 1730, whell-Nly,:FAwnrd-Widootel (afterwards . Sir Edward, .Knight of the Bittb)..re-' turned from his travels on the Gontiment„ where the muniiiceace of his father, the famous Statesman, had enabled him to make a brilliant lieure--and so very engaging was he found by the ladies, that he had no other appellation in Italy than that of " the hand.: some Englishman.7' Mr. %Valpole had lodgings hat" ELAND V. CLARKE. • The. Plaintiff had brought an action against the I)efendant fur the amount of four bills of• exchauge, whiLle had been drawn by the Defeedstit in fa,vexir of .. house in which the Plaintiff was partner, bet which bills of exchange had been returned to the Defendant, .by one of the partners. To assist the action, he filed a bill of .discovery against the Defendant, re quiring him to set forth whether he had not such bills .of exchange in his. possession, &c. The Defendant in his answer' admitted, that he had the bills ; and then went on to state the circumstances connected s‘ itli the case, that they were merely accommodation &v. 'ibis slower was referred fur- imperti-. nence, it being the rule that in answors to bills of discovery the Defeedant must confine himself- strictly to :the subject matter. The Master reported, and exceritio•es were taken to the report by both parties, the. Pleititiff insisting that there were certain im vertineeces in .the bill which the Master had report , ednet to he such,o hile the Defendaut contended that certain passages, were reported to he impertinent, ashen, in point of fact, they were not so. The Vlct-CuANCELLOit disallowed Plaintiff's ex.. ceptioes, and 'Mooed those of the Defendant, titers. by (Whig the whole answer proper and pertinent, upon the principle, that it was necessary to state the %whole circumstances connected Kith the bilis of exchange, in order to give a fair and just view of the transaction. VROCIPOP V. lIVRLEY. • e A testator by his will charged his cepyhold -,estate with a suet of 1501. to be paid to his 1 *Wow, in case she married again. She married'''. Ate Plaintiff, who raaintained the two infant ..;',e)tildren of the testator till their marriage.—This *ire of 1401. however, was not raised duris ' r a :issiPd of 43 years, though in the course of that dillerderrands been made upon the persons who I became mulled to the property, and ac- ' made by them, that the debt was due.' leusth tfie Plaintiff was driven to his snit iu equity, evitiblis,hed 'the greater part of his claim ngninst Lkfeudruts, who hnd answered, that owing to 'l4lle lapse of time payment ought to be presumed.-- I The shit had been depending twelve years, and the iqueetion of colts became of more consequence to the • • parties limn the original sum in question. . . Tiro VACS-CHANCELLOR, Ilpo.ti the ground that the jetesamptiou, from the lapse of time, was completely rebutted by .the applications for paymerit, and the ' -acknowledgments of the existence of the debt., stol that there was no inches on the part .1 the Eleirtlii, . AlteciileJ that the sum found due, and likewise -the r 'goats of the suit, should be raised frum the estate, . rid paid to the Plaintiff. r gBIk.TEA:47"*ISIN /TALL; JAa. .• I. ';4lllltrUp v. TIE irlinilitTAXll 6r Ittler. ; • TbilWrOlut iirdieenkat for Hot repo ring a hridke at likierstray Ca whiClfa verdict viartgreed to bee tans *oast - the County, unless the Conrt' should' ,'be of opinitwitiat it ought, in point of . law, to"b e 'for the 'Dt4eimittit. The bridge was erected in the ,ear 1767, :61; Benjanib i ffetialai4N, 1...r10•40t, era mill, ltho • had for titiV6Wwl pf_alft7 tibstriicted, 'deepened, sod rendetedletplisiililr t roils` "was before a highway. Theis had before been. Vi a.. foot,:hritige over he ford : but 'retire used to pass through the risterCray. The bridge had been ever since repaired by the proprietors of the mill. Mr. MAititlfAT argued for the pfosecutioo, and Mr. TADDY for the Defendants. The prinCipatia*re-- Hed upon by the latter, was that in 1 Rol. Ab.36S, where it was that if a miller Makea new bridge over a new cut of water in' the highway, fur his oren profit, the county shall nut. be bound td repair i it. though lebe used by the pub , fic*; but the current of authorities ran the other Way; ,The principal of those quoted were, 'Rea v. the Inhabitants of Gle. morgan, 2 East, 356, and 1 SRC. Ab. 535; Reic,o. I the County of Wilts, Salk. 359, and" Holt, 34d; the case of the Glesburna Bridge, 5 Bur. 2591, and! 2 Black. 665; and Res v. the Inhabitants of the West Riding of Yorkshire, 2 East, 342, the report :fte which collects all the cases on the subject. Lord Pertinnee's . case, cited in 13 East, 223, was also tereived to. Mr. TADAY argued, that - the builder this bridge was liable for its repairs, by reason of l this continuing nuisance fifth@ deepening and render- - ing impassaide of the ford: je+At as an encleser, encroacher next the King's higheay was bound to ' repair the road (2 lZausid. 160): if the ford had be come impassable without .the millets nuisance, the parish, and not the cO?nty, 'would hue Aden to make goadthatikhway_; ancetbe t. county would never have become !kW, if it bed 'not been for this officious bridge. • Lord ELLENnolotcn said, that, by the common law, comities were chargeable with the repair of. public bridges, unless it be shown, as the Stat. 22 'Hen. VIII. C. *3. says, ' what persons, lands, term ' ntenta,' and bodies politic, ought to maleaed repair such bridges: There was some doubt as to the facts of this case ; but it seemed to be clearly that of the King vi the Inhabitants of GlamOrg,an ; and upon the evidence before the CourtOt appeare d' that the 'county was chargeable, and' thiilndepentfently of the 'Case in Rot. Ah.; but as it was material' 'that the re cord in the Tower, in that case, should' be Inspected, and as the. Court wished. to inalcbatsaaaotbez-iccessi ble case, viz. Cro. Car. 314 judgment was de ferred. • •, - etc v. THE INHARITANTS 111 Ch length 0:11;041/* t tlic*pl7444llk —71 1W7 e 4,ol o 4l g; l i s T e h i e re : ll .'ir i - 1 .. , n ear: 4 4:l,l,o i triol -..aishi an tOe ai4...:, ilioaltigj,klie ,;.'..44, A' 1 PROor s -IDA. it 4 . 1'4 stated trtill44.4iffid.Oi . o" i vidveti ity 4 - wii Tersoin residing ii( t .:•(.;poSeti,Jyre cps a aufisient specification of -Aho At." 1 44,-t4* s igoteil,. the persons to prove it,, tfie4tici,,,oadlho tune; and the avtoroey !nigh! hate madeemuliflatfrtivif l 'Al,l these dato. The„ taOsit to which tsrairro. Jueut was anstosesl diii, s toi..„!iiattss s „ . . t tlisst it , h . l ivt l i l s 1 (. Temainedr j a the assignoe f il pornston ) ,, a t Oft il s ip St opeared to be; but thece . ..!•o4. 4. the tlkdp, 1 ,„ Abe iif ozds, 64 without any fiat* Or 4041114111),4 1114 W I Lordship thought it would. 4 p i eri9ry. t i! 4 „Lila-hash satiere4 to be attested,siitCe.... Ete,00ll„11140011111' ,to say, that the el idelsco sOth.. which it wia...now gone posed to meet the ali4 F9014.15.tv!. ajtesect I tbe Nape. dict ; but he chose to rest, his judgment-opus .this . i not being a case of surpriieldcbqutitiett warty tov . a new t al. . ~ ....,,, „ . . ., . • •-.... • lair.J Justice LE .13F.Aarc cock . currefT.... F'.. 1 ..., I ..,,, Bk. Itistige I.l.tit.ET,l t aidohat the yerdict. roe* most .pr obilb•it Niv.'be l n;Ote same after, tho estdonno of Bray and tlegiy— . , I.,Mr. JUSLiCe MAltrllift Said, . that tii: grout .1 new ~ .. . 1 trial is) this case would Ito ,to aa,y,..tkat ,w,4eaevat a i" Plaintiff chose tobqvolitatorily Iguatipft of allefencei 1,. he might,peptettil,turpriae.Aes• l e could hate,en : no i ImproVier , i l L4Oing. to t4"l'ir,:ilitfltr its this case. and af be had refused all,issforoation, wos4d p , hare heets. strong psesumpt,loo. against .u s e., u s of lithe defame to go to a Jury w s ith. l - 7 ,4* di;' t IThe weoltity inhabitants of New, .Windafie and Clever arosacting with► the greatest benevolence, hof I inanity, and feeling for, the poor,* ibis - bidternent and severe seasou. They. have opened a sqbecriptiou t ,wbich has been most liberally filled hy the gents, ; and bbabitants ta.tbe.antountof upwards of ,3001.. A respectable dressed man was found lytui in the i,roudleading from Longford t o Uph am , on , tueadeil I mgr.:ging. frozen to deeds,- The deceased ta;r4ed.tittel to be &Mr. Aphorpe,, grazier, at colts u , ,ort/s. site 1 left Hounslow at. dusk• en Monday erepkog i altstl basin drank . tolerably 'freely, ae proposerk to go ;thet.atight to Marlow- His horairwas found,iis a field I by the road.side, s i 4 t hetleritlently been doer* It is, supposed; therefore, that the deguatted i leo pole what *gourd,. aricranable to. assist. himself. *UM ,Paclcetst) . *" tnemoraodutes _ These were .4414tatanbi.telest Serer', Mr. Eta , 'f fro MPSO at, for not . reptiriog the blidos over IVelland, which 41iVierk 114;countieL at Marki borough, . The Defensittnts liserplesuled Not and verdicts were taken againot them, ma. the.Leaiued under that Ries person hut of opinion, thetber the} szsainitt", / try. In pOssetaiol &s t ern boat ..the fuss . ' abide that bridge w; been r , POLICE: • . . • , Green was ch alb* *Rh its iiitUdintileiktilltdil." young, ladies, in the Ntwirettl,:neer Fitzroy•sgt ett Sffecltt‘stlefetOniitg. • Iltrpeeited i /Intt de"' .fersdant folkwed the—CoontilMinkts4tonse- dittateti endencoerted.todobtcede Ms cosier/malign, they silently disrtyrded. 4,440 becam e tremely tronblesomf t : and insisted on ' tiiterty with roe . the' ,mnat t h h , e . t w n, hi ar ch h . e ,ca tr us bl i t itvettri rper . , , ia l - a, _-.4se hitt ._ stain , a of the - dailet on . _ 23d of _ . t ~.... __ .. • -.king for him - on his return, at a - Mrs.-Itennie's, • a. child's . telt 'the date dl Ale' commission being the 26th; . &Ter iii eil 4- ith7 : ,i' luillite •Ovit o ne of .in the .costoaaler, at the bottom of Pall-Malt. On re: , and tftlionty question at the trial was, whether alt a violent ' 9 act of bankruptcy had been committed,on the 19th turning from visits, or public. places, he often pegged , lion of blood.. .Ho •wea• fataw e a o no se ar e d by '0 . of. March, 1812. W. T. Dowse, Clerk to Messrs. a quarter of an hour with the young women of the . teas inemate: . Ile watordered to: find bail, watchman. The -defame • moor 41ast the Defehdallt Bassano and Co. swore positively as. to his haviirg Shop. Among , them was -one who had it ' in her . 1 . 1 • u tLpitiLo.—Yesterday . , 1_- hacistieireoachms! to make him forget the Italians, and all the *. seen the bankrupt at home, although he was denied power beatities of the English Court. Her name was Clew. • . !to him on that day, which he had himse,f appointe4. charged it young Ulan With: le Usigg to pay his macs: her father was, at that lime, or soon after, ' rto pay Messrs. Bassatio - a debt of long standiug'-;from Oxford-street tte FtilfetAatte ' litld alio -postautsterat Virlington, a place of •501.. per annum, • s.. refOeti.l.o.tell .his oar !hut .on the part of the DeNtirlint4 to' alibi was ' • ,lnsing to•pay Is. which - he hedbetteiVetlrfrom : proved by two witnesses; with whout according to :on which he. subsisted a large family.. This young r, i , h . p . h . moiler,. at first, j. their account, the bankrupt went to Chelsea, for the `-woman-had been bound apprentice to Mrs. Rennie, - zaring the Comaittinaat.dgeigoate himself l i whole day, and , attested an agreelppor. The J ury and was employed in the usual duties of such - a, situa. ,_ found for the Defendants, and' the Plaiaiiffs in the _. 1 , .._.... , . lion, which she discharged (as the old lady used to , 'iii'llf.st he.-,10e,e hinla f .eff (Ir .: sane. appellatien, man orreitiebfibliecinnectioils, audbred to , f appeerutg that t he Pristine,' (who was last term obtained' a safe nist, istie-so: new trial; on say I helleStly' and soberly. Her parents however ; , . froin.theie extreme. poverty, could supply h er. b ut i.the groond of •thig evidencebeintaestPrise upon the Profession) ha d been ihfoxicsteit at • thelime, ham I Plaintiffs' , iHorney r who now made Fen aliblevit to eery sparingly with clothes ormoney. Mr. Walpole s: the effects-of which he did hot seem to he wise d ill 40E:effect. :These. were also afiderits by slimy,. the observed her wants, and had the address to. make : Fliedlord of the. Six Bells roblic.arouse, and his ser.. 'her little presents in a way not to alarm - the -vie. „covered, .the. Magistrate (Sir J. Sow.) remend s 4 . bins till to.aiorrow. van;, ,Hatorgh .flungay l . who swore that the h!tak. lance of her mistress, who : exacted the . strictest r •••-, • • - ' - -Y -' .... • Charles Matthews, a "it orality •from the young persons under , her care. . A man of the name eof Cassel .wes.cleirgett rapt and liiiVatkeidsuits's witnesses did not dine at of halfpence, of the talueof fis.-from the shop :Miss Clement was beautiful as an angel ,. wiih.good , constable , with stealing a - ;Abet house rid the itay In qttestion,•assthe latter swore -they did at' VW . trial, and the basikiettei da - p•hook though uncultivated, -parts. Mrs.. Rennie had begun 1 avas-Dow•producedefrom•Which it **eared ••that there , - to suspect. that a connection . was forming, which Davit, a confectioner. A tittle boy, .who was with the Piisaner, went into the•lhop s -accer anapiainsa, .0 , 0 by.him, mad bought a tart.. Immediately nook, place, thir - ted*Mece 'Were •AlkillOtif•l rat entries •r 8014 inhiadsatal.waiting . on that day, would not be to the bosons of her apprentice.— . .• She apprised , Mr... Clement of her first and. at lest, aoother ; harol-writieg intervening. gond old _ man met -were f ound s by the ofmiee ) ;Wpon thaperapn i Mr. TOPPING, attd,Mr. RicaktalY•ON showed cause 'immediately ;aims. - up to •town to oarryi her . oaf of " mewl the . Realest the rule, - aiid. retied._ppqn.. the agteen.ent, ..the:vitotex of temptation.- •• The -. . Prisoner. c 7. ' which was not produced .at,the. c trial, .which now ap- his daughter with tears ; be told • his suspicions ;-•-• peared to be dated Chelsea, March . 19, and attested and that he should carry her home; where, by living . by the bankrupt. ....tiere wis also. ite adidavit,of the with: sobriety and prudence, she might chance to be -parcels of .inafpence, each of - the valaerlakSes, i Carolina Piste, the shopwonsan, etatetit,:lhat two lying upon the table, one.of- whiok• ittUti..ashoial mediately , on the Prisoner's lesialogakiilititiitZ 1 assignee akf. one of „theiparties to • the agreement, • married to some decent tradesman. • The girl, in ap. t.. .if he Prisoner. was . committed: firireatleillaleslie to which It was ettnexed, and; who .Ititd , become a , pearauce, acquiesced •; - but, whilst her father - aid. omit , riven., ond•orderetl to steeedeethsadlellyrsime7 bankrupt before Russell, thtit it had beetija hitt Pos. !injure's-mere discoursing in alittle dark parlour be :Amami before the 1M rti's boilitrup4iy i tiwrcie.e since .. hind the shop, the object of their care sitlaPed Mr. Pana v in pigpen ,orthe ralergiiedupa,n big ;end without hat or cloak ran directly throug h Pall- . 445e i ,_____ se '',.., ''' ' ''''' .l ...." - : . •i'''''.'"' • - c4 " 1 C1' 1 " .4 Elliot, a book-binder, with stealing ommentrei . affitlatrits, and.centeted, that 41 t. ,Ckorke t the at- ',-Mail to Sir Falward's heave •at the top of • it (thit : 1 """lf t'va'sling was chergrillbrber torney„. had riot tiegiecH bill 44y; ill ti)ec;*ritithing ...lately - inhabited by Mn.s Klsppel): where, the porter The Complainant had yesterday detectedltdi 4 7" fact, and suspected she hash been robbing *hi fr Mluuteeocluiries Whitt th. 4 witnesses ootir melt , . knowin g her, she was admitted, though -his -mas _ weuld„be._ likely to. twea t r .l 7sol..tliat the, Oki. was I ter: was absent. t;lie went into the parlour, where i three nintiths-she bad been. in his .seetiner - the table was covered for dinner,. and impatiently coltiP)ete surprise upon !malt,The Prisoner pleaded poverty, osvieg to her him... LO,Fd ELLEI4IIORoua4.--1 see no. ohjeftiou to the : waited his return. The -moment came : Sir. Filwerd t • '' jwy, b an d „ being cart of emplOyment.__ _The Alderman, finding the "had hltherte ne a attorney op one sidagrvingeoticelOthetitterney on ;, entered, -and was heard to exclaim with great !ifair Character, ordered her CO be ' ` boo 40010184. - . the osie r, that fie req,uires,to kap,* athaterideace he ' 46 You here !!' What. - explanations took . place 4, is tii:liaprepeted•tntutkeL.. .' - 2. . . • ..' , twere, -oaf coarse, in private. • but the fair fugitive Aiendint t to her in the• of fweh Itip, ra, ttiC said,l6l.l .* •;. );$ 1 ‘ ...:',,,,,.. 4 1, ,s,* " ,$0414!„ - gat dove...that day at the 1;40 of • the table t teet-o- • •. : ' event ----.„ :to . ‘....,, . .... ~.,i , ... : ropplyr. tefitf 'to the officers.of +kw armgmaoser/ol a ' '144 .P.ii.iti B 0 !ilia*, , '4/0 It :. W l i til t iQW fhb leeTeirti ft eCiett It. •. - , ~ • , lirtle h otioally their inclination; to a ff ord •: a rgment .of surpr ise . *poi:. lem ietwe stroOsty.-.1.: ' The'fr'niti of this connection note . the late An_ that case, it was their duty and :ha higkordlsdit du ti, ~.,....,_ • His' 10dShip said that the:evidence iii. this minim l epre -oii-t ; Mario the ' chard Acapcombe, porterof, tit . ~..1" wee the' lite hochess of Gioitceit.ii v T -Ri , • • - • , 'Titter-lane, was charged erith'litifellittiO 'tom . was aery contradictor -. be,t,.. he • cil„s.A.i. staY ti ' ilia sec'oed ; Lerly Piled the thiid . • 'arid 'Celotdd i ' '-'' the judgnient of . th e,lury ta 10: nlir,O 1 :!!' a ''. Co .'W le' ifib ' fourth a birth ' of tritlitn , •er i• ~, . . warrant the Ceurt ,iit . , hue ring .' • Tlien Mc; ''' - 'ariii; • :.• ;, . the. - • =li IA alit_ .. . seen the mother died. - Never. coal& fond. • main question in .thia to nse, of surpriti, Pe...lft , _s1,1 0 , ; " s lluit which Sit Edward alardyifilhO '-' its direction. to PetirrsehilV - Tiocttlat : f hi:4o. ; . :. m w a e t r i e r, e in o s ti .ia rel n y ces a o py py r ,se . re D ii, f _ea pt c p h ro . o fo ti u ter na "a crit .o4ert:,_ i i t . - o ,a d h the Msgiste, ate ..weeld stotsattaini•but.eedered fie to „:h e,tn ,. ,a]ther . 6 f hit . children_ ; • Tsar r c l o s n::: r wt h l e ,, c • de fene° Wail that the 'Wed ' wall.. Itls4freeted 'I; ~. , ._ y __, . , net her 'or ' tnetn oft y, hut extended itself •Ye • the complainant to be indemnified In •kkatis..,•,, • ,alilds the other party was least 41.4egfir.i. • • ~ her rcialinnil, .fcil; ill of l'i .om he . soritlisity o - r atlair [ '. 4 9 hat was !aesint• to- h*keiei..l_ , ; . _Pu'ii., ,„ .: „.,:.titi - • ii ,__....iitpvoo lift :grief it. her 141,1inte tWe(poi s figiiedf ..** loll , swil i spr • - - - A:7 77 ' -7 ' :Tr, i s :li, p 'bi" 4404 4 be a t P' ) ! , 1 1 •C'r-: wi !•tft, - . 4 .9!!!.ter- ••! - tioa-le'' l'." •' - 4 ''.. Ossattatzitidettfe - elt 4 lttf i lt4 4 . ke . - P nln g . . - Y e t% vPr .a ....7 ••:. . , 1 4., ~,... , teneral OfiCer resid ing In *, g' el Ottrifeed of ,„..)!, .... . , 101 'Rase bp.' rs lt . .to file ednetto!.so- a gi •- • "i i .....t - -- • -,-• fi 10...-. ... 1 . ... . • ... .. . .• • • .. . :-•,, :. mud Liquet*, °pea syesvergarelbridag trriieu the lima o:t. hts - ttat ten. He mkt often hem .tfrotapteo hoarse .„r h ts y. lif - aittfliissi;iilr ii W i Cleirnent 0 legal ilia; . but -"lie - --- . psi rent ..itit- her' inli*-1114it*rt. The the- - F. 1..... , i .- . 3/ 1- 0 . .1 , •.. air gait 0 k rify Admen Om i ts .ot is eatit i lr l 'Sir ittorert prevented' hit r ,, a -f - 4 _,',,_,...,, °--- - 1 . I ____ - - - Ywr s :At: . ffg#, blisitiful, fronirritigT•' - itid :ttrovieti • that if ' . 1 •'' 4 . •li 41 littis' a " a cwea r'''''' . IFPF"" 4104 0 0 ;4 4- the *stet 1 , ... r . , .• .!:1- i i.. , •••= . , • .i.• •• - ' e ' arl , •. .liingdom a nd. y-nemmtm . di ts '' • v !Meet, e *tea 'itOt only •depriite him of litt Ito- • '• •• --.;••• - .7: 4--, ; ' $ 1 .0 1 tr.:1 1 /xikI ll Pea"' I. sonal accompl ishments. , • - • iritical iritereit . but eseit 'it against him. liavati titoweter,_ elate/tea - id, by those7whe had 'access to I- ..... •ak 11CoUt i thal!‘ONTii . . i Ciement 'ittiriO•ati Sil Robert, slit witairrhaiebeiO4atdi Weilpole: .' • '-' • • 1 a ;Meal; Ike YetWol)Vto :hill eWe3t 4fAi WatAreliao Ms , : iho, ori,.. aea 1 baceme the : . ; wife •of the . Honourabt.e, Fiesietick .. . 0,... , Ks, poet t .itrother...tethe,gssal, Of- Albania rte,and after- : . ___ —___...,_:,_,__ , • t• i7' siefs,•4o9.,if .., at ..Vaipttr... The rills* ‘Yalpeles , SlOW • ' -••• . WPC* IMON rk L r ELICIT'', '" ' O -,ft ' t i .calvp., ivpret t y iti *high they bed • tieiii, lie. •MWSRS: GOSS and-Co. as regular 'Members of ti ln PlO .....: 19 b,„f. ; 4 1 0711 1 Pt 'toe likrr 01 ( . ..."4"; , 1 6 ^" 1 rt.e olify - s•d i e li vo e :41 . :1 9 ; s eeir i l t i t t irtit i fti S f n o r r 4e il t o l . l•l l2it n t . ti c Teri dn n l i l irire :To d t .V4fft • their , C,Oliglllt Con4;1109 1 0. aPill• 41111441C0pt of tboreVlsordera which vo frrquenily.embittere and t.. 0 fallen tie tto Ole n A u jill6 ., an il ' r l ' as hl aa • ..the„ _ fon . prevent, n tlut inestimable hle...i ng ......m atT a n.ton im relicitj.. The ir A' w ... .tl.lLVAle r ed lit'ligil,.___.6rltt scares tin d J r ' • . -.• I ar _7( -;1_ ton** iipplaratiomt they have bittierto received fr, m s peboo s of balls,; acrd, lO the Apo diotioctinn , ,tut the uniform Vhcre-s attetidik ; their H.- i . , , , lT :7e t r he m. u.: ; .;.: , :oz . e . ,.ffl ib y t,f t , t rs of deltilip rir de. , ,1! . , % Mc OM re'oehrodevery where hot at Court. The ..pert i ( ! or diode • of treatment in such . 51)mill:tints, induce' theta this . Ot,i 'lt fittepaiag Oki yrih . shut. then) Oat (flint . the ,'• 1 7,t., 4 1 1 ; I ; F l o ,4 .stiag..4o.oei, till tyiprible,(irs, in the case of Mrs. 7.paakix lh the iot ieties* of &Amiable lie, t r h e e ll i l i t. tri.riti o de l t i t it l r ii i r i lfi l l: . AM/ Innt . .cavei : ed the defecf,,..tiirk•grviiil... mei, .I„,seare of Ithert i iiistu, or a sertervotatary habit , which swa t ters Vl'• ... " r ft) . ' f ail' - ki 'atni w tibed if ' t oe tamp of the mind, mut .lestrovs the dower 'or , i-eiath, by e : . :., ,, At 9 ,au. ) tr ; aI )• !.) ..* ~ Mr. ; o rectio•ie e , ,arerility' to the nix Nex, :end inapotittite 4* iho °Wei tgOgg;iliilfpwar.ds• with, more apaietylltaa the. Eait i they tinr a % ale niar 'wormer la cure. . •.... _ ~,, . , T e. ' ThielV i ohlettosit (One of, the . .4*etuleei ', Ti these who, from oriel, complaints, gs: 1 00 41 4 ) . 0.4 ni :' gela .i . _,. ; 1 . '-: , ,31 .s ititon).. hag I , laws cherisheif . p, ottss lo n , ii i i. : teiti.te_iaro . i_lic init f rlpt Anti., pidl . asoattted tit veiti4llo . 4 Moss • a t 4 T 0 otiogioe bieticeir. Lt_.____e__ an d : xi .. J.,,,te l Lt .v a rr i-Ir iVi_r n sTi!is.s or la .plku t -tx.. it Roost ue.e,mearreg In Army, f X . ..., , -il 1.118 Prrun •7O i lio 4191! n Welk& unl the cure may be deemed by. .; .;itiriNjttbs ' not a SiVO • f . ,.44,ie s atid, itatEplit. coTtr i 4 l l l .othrr Poictittueete, slat to.ort renovatin g acid inftillikili tecitoftet';.‘,' contracted iii.4l,ate-er.': ...hive i digcut ties, it new : ally. ,reraakqed:.ta • I.V.lF.at•ittiftY be , ,r,c4114:4 : 1 la..a sound aid vigoimis rotetu a tine. . -,.. • :the. hatlys, • alto , hl:4 'lli lire.POilleiblall, i , iki l leicird . • '''. .Pellein P 9 ,9*tri.„ frequillllN '• W. itlirtive 'though 64 young vows. n o t `tilit t s . / I ° P .' l" Isitici;Netidlil Ns eVeslol l PtievorVereretif islPPliari:li - a ...1.. . . . .. , 4-- 1 -t ,-- - . . - , "! . Amid oat, te.er-fat'ismi t heie loot.ttgoei t t* is 8 9 4' K t 41,1 isud. i s .. Ode,: :Her ,tory amggittfect tkraugriti' " q a „dii4lll • remov It, wtthilitt snifffirl' i* • , :ir or externs -. t mi else, -. • lire •of A!. Lord, at { S . of ikika...iittliew•....,4644ll,llll4CTETß;4l4. of rite r i0 0 4144h4re7 M ll e fiterwhlch - eb47 , • , , _ .. . ,/ .. .•.. N . • .... -ir ,-. . *re custh!eil 10 cure le a short peritutovillivoil liming. remit/101i searetatt. solatractoe. *.tioes ikTe yqOrS rift; f•Alielr -..tt0.• painfully Ilangerta erects ' of the rauitlel riflYentei of mar,, the small-pox.altieked lilt Lordship, and .*liicl. l Cl* he:lolieli_t°,4 o e 44 V0.'3 1 0 91 ' 4 bilh •re'Peekthitigh prfylit fatal . Ilia - ii i= l oi n ve s ze s n eare d in Tn veir: sup e rt rit. ' period . ri aftfr lrk% 10. 1 1 491,440 APC*O6OI4ISt , Had, Land' Waldegrqe; ca. Merriest- lassies : w hos A e . 3 ;arrrent a hist 44- s , • .• r I . ,Se a r e l l 7 : f oirittv 's li a L Y : it 's l inC P4 eria' !;;eruetgYrlettWeld: aeagOrl'*ll.`i;"*.'"fibettatr;:a. r c .4:zibice;-I.lZall.xii.,l:c.Y.:,':: . hi ishr . 4:4e44.44.. 4t. kilo she 04i.i4i.again i lo m i l l i i i c u l e r si re s in r gi c e , : r ,pe_geheral health is reo,.eatett4 awl the Au ! into the I..rja, as . sa ti.' s +eta atiothrtikifm . every where' . -ware. coos sietaLuitclOselN oo.tWelne. the .cure of these. 4 41,104,11 t, •her• • She refuse,d,..reaup affeis;• amongst ..ri i itt i .7 ‘ . l :-....1.,a:ier-,..te „trier OM oei t *O - .1164 ; 4% mu re,(l I pithent io i‘lkiit . Piat:# el t t ioudlY- tkoatakopct • t 'I, °' " i r .r.t1"1.'"... i "t 1 . 1 1:2" 1 -t_ t %, 1 2 4 1. 1 0 ,0 she it fu sses ,, . , .. I SItl tit Wpm e. •iIII .. ...d. l ust *: tut liteu.ite , thele • „..., ~ his diaatleteat.ati-hat 'Flfllattfa,. . Ako . daughtex . IA ..4111 ° t:grY 411 ' 0 bon ''IY aAiltutel Wed lailialiiim'Sves; • - ... _ m a rx. cia le „ .. i t *it * lr v.. Myatt 7 The 0. t ~braarli. II t bl,. po r n -. , .1. ~ , r_.. u o ,•nigspitab, :a' ' gtilno' 1 .4* 11 . •a •- " prhe .~ ,: :w , tt.III,IIELL • , L „,..,, , . „aliens. .Tnntury 15, nt Hewtir*, GrA.' Win. ky*ei. trlii,.. NM' 44itert. 1 , 44. to I . teeriee‘e, dattglattw of die iris „aliens. tol I ilebburn.hall, to the county . of Dora:too, Iritkplad 9C *0 ireevent Meurtvet .for IN ettenede4s2Tyee -, • - - . , . 1"111111'' ; i fr.oto yahoo LH,. oN tp ~ pp / : ,1,11 veridicar," 4E IN . of , t 6 tly ."*"% titieit i ee .l. i' r: - t e r - d r' , 11. 4: - -la-------I v art e ci : hel- 11: iitte 1 ilit to be ' resisted ; the . ..tvo chil- • vit t -1 1 1:'yl‘ f — A lm :a ' " : th y*i i ll * " ) . riblit ' 44l lL a 4 ..... &en, chief via .). rirt . eies,, were the 'fruits . .of - if OW v e urAnes t r i l : fl P: 64 : l ‘ l 9:4 l : i :nf i : l ;i4l ll thfifAettrove; aoo Nenc i e it is %%MIT) the bounds , • ju lh v e i r ng ,l „ e ml ,;„ . ..r.l rmkoHens.ihtql!,l74.le"We.it ri t i t : 1 4 MO". it 4 pii9l;ialiility, that tips ,dilenciants of tlie P . ' 911 t. out :a aytniotv of ortiartation imam* WAN . of .ilarlingtsin ma • y. "4 148Y 64v the 13"ritisk%ti ll " 14 T eAsets f lit • ' 1°14444 %best rlllidir th • r r ii„i . • 1 hi ta ;;CP"offikulkt-Antturttir. Attel‘ of ' , fiv spvttpitif-3;ih d ifiey ro onot ra- Inin ". afil/40.6"/IP #ll4 onaitu • - l •S'i'..'i iiecebsary ipitittlite a public brid that it shoithl be open atilia•rar, - enti private parations referred to particular toconveuience, rat • . Judge would not permit_ :berth. untie give any evittence that.* private peril the bridge ; but as the Court were of „. t , such evidence might hue proves will was a Public ,one,. and in point of Si 4 ,:e.; • • ' ; Defendants had aright to put tbe L J4l of Any .inference which nvight.ba th • I evidence ~ a new.trial - ygsgranteti,K 1 A. • Lein Nl lo ftit Stitt Ate.; loll 4 should •rhere was abundant proof tiiii.tge 1 lic ; but the evidence ought to have ' • r. Karen i propest.i to drrncent of. 60t. in his ,pac l us j , .* Mang:. 0 ! •Parlinglofn pry tore ; a. 6 7 6 )' E'e prune - tial ? ..r, iiciiii,v. . 4 ,- i,P - h - ;1717; 5 p -. ';w17 4 11# 7 5 . _ ifie_,'iir - 7.7W,:..,i(.: thy river ,sides a watch and pecket-hook„.aome memo/awhile s l' ace P tee- ' ... .. ... ~- . . • . . . peel' y. of fo r len*** attitustitstaiietevpie r Atietoomite- . Omni tail's*** veficeviiiirAterotem **yolk? teAlseve It be Wet , ' ket 7 ;las.• .41.014 lad: to the discovery of his name ant: adiresv. t , • ''' k.. 1 % :11 41 1 .2 A Irk: l n, _ l , ' ci, is U the itc,itekreletiiii i , T iron ~. .. . , t:teetity ; .MAILLOPtit EXPLOS,ION Or GONPOWDER.--Yester: I ExPETTED Ftmon.v-All persons who are Home . so " ' , _,.'" I , P-I maikeT TlenYieVtililt 'Or . ri.rtfre 'ulfbe day, ahout elevee otalock,„a-dreadfut expto.sion. go. he injured or incOmmeded.4 the overflowing of eh" ' t ' i 1 7„. t""'""' .4 " II" IPI"line" • inlitiOelit eft^,- yoind . fo e • the nu . .. .., 44101111-rele! wit h ;tie% to 'sassed at the maaufactasy tseloo ! iing to Mr. Ciltheror, , sewers* of.other.rivert svpµlsl4 welt to-prepare fol. whirislf --- s . • _,_••s • __,,,. ' ,_ _ - •••,,,.., ;• Vit'At ( STurcrbctmi4 ,l lbspollimpi,lo,fed• :, 'malted togjneer,..in Fleet-eiceet. Hill, iletinsal-green r *the ,a. Yetji bigil 4,0 t A p Ala $4,,„ gazing. up oft attle - I ' l ' l e "utiTli 4 at Iketr NSed6 4 ltv * (l 4 roolldfvs.k. later, ion, that steam-engisso.talting,4%. whilst the machines Wi s. tilt. .14,00#1,1141 zcountry tlvilig •,.. .; v ls iisl t i o t t A i s s :4 Pallita l . /*li ra idt h.. 4 l *** w°l. W it43l. ii .• . • hahridge • !aching, for the pusimee of making fire- s ysosltio• Vie fi-Ozei ire‘l4o4.lnOes4hir - re the apOtyt, e,kt v • • 1 .. . 1 ; .'" L i gi ....... 1 "Thwti1 ... .,................ 1 •-•-"" Pit .„. " ......4, 1144- - c ` l. 1 jut, the premises, Which :were detat;bed from the tivrellitK,7 be considemidfa l espc t eisaitaisartmesst wile!) ' 75: ° " " `' W--W... 'rl inl i ntra " 6llll9l " ll " l "" A6l.4 ' . ca l ~ - , ...,, {. ..., A .. 1 1 PIC W:l t tlig a l3ig 1ntt,051 44 /i t ail i tllla it r eestri6t H re logsetivion . hooeswigerereatteely sorna J onsed.iae short I . iewii: . tit.. not absorb one diep these daysetter the wen', ~ our , ___LR',„lsaw . mi 'IW giNIW et Af- ro,. etieh viipilortie in ut,ifig .4A ikt . bou•ep. "isms Af "146. i oange4. Tith niftgeiteder of 'the' dief'-'-will de -* "" :1 „....,,," 1 ""'"'"i t l ' 4 "'"' h4r **".'4 P e " • Ist • • , tlb iskiffft-b I at case,„it poprhoa4 seem 14rpk.egs,in.stseseqeesicem6 the,eltok. lon . the splevf,thttreettgrat tat tfell:e. Shoekd tlt s ' pet'lllig'''' . ft •., :ageetar,,orkipiAtiithe4 bf otidilen;ioWAClcbilli3a4W; %WO moOkraiii, ...,,,,,ea t ''" r ‘. .e l : l______., •.' 1 64.3" ' "11 " '.1 .s; ' *ll ' 111"°41 bet event. . chreaßersqn% AJ.i , " *lt was pub. lite r paslijoara.yeta.4esef ~ hpo i g, oak* sow. Isienivininee• .invadirdn4V . 4noiy 4)e •opeot#Bl,: '''`'r ' I ' Omitted. der' awl., aoarnivoo.‘ Op -0. to I hetticlttreviri4**it into the Ifni! •- •• - • 444191 1 '"u"11•9 t "" 1 t t1..... 1 a 4'4" TATEsmAtt FFtvi, 4, ...... li r ...... .. .' ''' t . /1, . ,'.' .. . . ‘ .. .• - . ~ • , • . .. . . , .. , • . maiiimot rhirer.:l• o itg4 6 . 4 , I 1. - squf the" D e . . en,Jahialk came Ins I g an int: th celled P of them d ilq enit: red by the %Cabala ii. collo-hertz& f fare, to fibr rem Mm. lan*, a you% a _liberal . me; from . Ph oHy il l - 4 mememded MEged by • ; itC a PaPe. , - op of Mr. • eras Monk. empaniea - ,pen, their . r rn kei t -end t 4 the • • iinst two I . •Sep . were 4emitt ino. • lokßride. ter k.f 'ttm •• or. . I f et I ' l4 ridr* Me. er in the • • in for the I' her hes. r • I i e►