The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-04-04 00:00:00

;'"le ; Phis oath. .. . • • • ~ • • . • r k r 6l' 4 A number of witneasea. also e aroma • Mr. WaineWrighei chancier. • After ietY abitsblietee !rota the Judge, in which heltited the evidtatce 'of OA ctise`atith great precision• and accuracy, die- Jut3i• withdrew f or a short time, and on their return into. caart.foand .both the griwaers.Not Guilty. • . Before Boron Tiznititok itowla Special • . • Ap f por4 V. 110YIaltIF *XD OTHERS.. The Plaintiff in thiS action Is a gentleman in the profession of the, law, resident at fluddersfield, and the Defendants are three of the Directors of the Nor kerich Union Fire andtafe Insurance Company. The !•eclion, which had been some time before the Courts, 'was instituted upon a policy of Insurance for mie thousand pounds, whisk, bi.on effected on the marriage of the Plaintitc.tiltlt algy . of the name.ot Ormond, a 'native of aulr ;able to the sur 'vlior at them. The Office resisted payment on the ground that the deceased was of such intemperate habits, that her premature decease could be attributed to no other cause, . The Plaintiff, in support of his case, called nine different witnesses, who deposed, that at the time of effecting the Inserinee, and , for upwards of twelve months afterivirds; Me.: Allison enjoyed good health, with some intermission arising from two mis carriages;, aid thakfunn early if pup to, the period of her death, she i wa; of regular habits an d by n 9 means addleted to the itailitikted to bor.''' . ' The Defendants', On the other land; "tailed eleven different 'witnesses, who swore the deeeasedi i both before her' marriage, and stibsequent to that period, drank to excess; that this habit ties con: tracted as early as the year 180 G; ,that she !Apt 80, tits in her bed-room ; that she sometimes' drank ail mach as seven or eight glasses Of spirits', 'and it `others two quarts of 'moiled 'ale a night;' that she drank wine, morning, noon, and night; that shit :kid in bed for a fortnight together. in a state of in toxication ; that she treqeently teU . out of bed from Intemperate drinking ;_that on one occasion, she wit found on the hoor,:with the necli"o? a bottle grasped in one bind, Ind the other part of the 'beta, and its tontents• in another part of the rinsel; se:ithich lime she ties then deed drunk, and incapable of get. !Hog littoltud again without. assistance. : AM . In or der to prove that Mr. Allison . was aware of her propeosity . to again, a Mae torrid, wbai had lived in his family it ffudderefield;swOrethet on - one oca tasion Mr. ARAM( in golig into the perkier ' 'said to Ida wife, " What t Lipsey again, Rachael," a nd went l'ep to her and kissed her. ,-These witnesses in their lorosi-okaminatiOn, admitted that Kis. Allison was a Ihealthy. womans 10 of elegant manners, and in. perror e4neation: ' • • . ' • The Jorkit lammed eP the evidence very shortly, Olisetrinidt that it was'qhhe inspossibleto believe thin esny petestrectukt for a • series of Tears lead the life described by the witnesses for the Defendants, and atilt continue to. exhibit the apßearance of Tieiiltb.' Saab's totira Of Intitnpirana; tat his Lord .aliip, mat tiMe extititofshe bor. • • ' The trill liitid tostrit fifteen Mita!, and the Jeri, after - retiring abbit one eilitete, returned a• verde& __...•.ag __ WWI •for t efaintifei-•Damagss 10001. 7AIX - S7.IATFSMAN. 11 *.000. 1 /ilik 4 K l .ttfig i gYfer t i l l.e!t uniu g a any PerinlreatiN iciallingn*Carttail4tOn •01:thil crime stamps, or of smiling ties to other deeds, and that' for which he was about to die. % ' e are informed ,us to the deed iei opealtUtiTtiever saw it ,before in' that his last declaimer of guilt was,peculiafly affect myfife,..tiHd. E meali'Bistltiellif *to 'diet After' i'selemn, 'clear, 'in& disMct mesa:ince againsteseprith:reopect kohl." . 0 - 'ay. .1 ' of his Perfect inntitenee ; pronounced willi`the land On the p,141 pt , U p prisow,s, number of witnesses' atesdy tone ofirdice4 , he turned total, .shnot hands were called,—find (or the purpose Of ihipeaChirig the with the attendant, ClequesaaiAn.44abalititedia•iik charider 6( l Y3shtuesl,` WW I or 'Cr/flirt - deceit* him,. fate. Iby proving that heohad'•osed threatening Slippage At tbe , Assitla,ltt Wek(ord l 30001. amnes i a towards Mr: .Blackhoca l .,antt,that he : was actuated 'costi'w.ere reteroed against :John . 'eoutiffelt, by feelings of revenge: , - ; writir% Melsra. l'honitts Cliadsrick, Liiiiftou, ROberi! Itidhard RadCllllll4lh which be calledolfiest'perjefer; Meek, John Orealdr o V; and ''Cliffs otAttie' Ham an hypocrite( Ms drunkard, a: bastardy wad persons residlog° in Leeds . ; ani mite;l64 had' oppor• being. lucentiatink.', ,I, ; •: • ;unities of• knowing the character of Jaques, stated that they did-net worthy of credit epos, . . LAPP*INTHELIGNINOE.: A COURT , OF• CHAN ORRIN Aseassas : tii TEMPORARY I.OEg • '• At ten'ti'clock this 'morning thd IdlitstdAtkiit i6a tame to' his pritate Chattihet Wild& AV Coen; .pursoant to previous appointment, Pe take his sett its Court, in order to hear. Bsukropt yet:Wows-sr when the mace waw.missing, whicKsi,ways p L recefics his Lordship's ingress and egress, in this Court as well as in the House of Lords.' ' • Miitengers *ere dispatched quickly in search of l ilie s badge, and first to his Lordship's house in Beds, fordsssquare, where it.was not found. - ' after some consideration, his Lordship tools. Ms peat in the Court without the awe. It was, i after :some time recollected, that the mace kod f ban tent 'several days ago to the gold burtileher or for cleansing or polishing, and that insteld turning the same back to his Lordship's house, it liras sent to rind deposited, newly embellished, in the gobs, of Lordsi: - t ' • • t • The proper ollittit,rafter some time, Mei:nerd to `Coiirt'tiiitli the thia, to the no common grtititidtiOh ill 'the officers enj Pdlo the anti oes s e l o t h;sr ," .1 .171 6 , • •1 .• flit teidthilt rd.alewiriiifFilitt . Ntieletio,' no 1)01116 loterest,",sitd teL • - t mortow. „ . • NAVAL 01,111t* 411,44:„ 1. . . A Court-Martial was held 'ship Cydnus, off Cat Islas 18th of January, 1815, William 11. Percy, and dew, for the loss °Ellis Mt Fiord their conduct upon that lasing gone through the and ilia surviving officers Weighed , and considered `ltrilowel...•-• • " Tile Court is of of Fort Bowyer, on Mobile fled by the circumstances the Hon. Captain. Percy, seamanlike and judicious him, his Officer'', .and crew lantry ; that they used the her after she got aground tributed to thernemy's shi on her cables, which exposed from the fort, that rendered ' longer in the attack with and that she was not 'set ;saving her were gone, and Peer failing into the handy Court does, therefore, b( Captain Percy, his Officers, all blame in the log of his . and they are iteeeby lngly." • • Rear-Admiral liparAlka ' r • : * ;l4 ol )kif ;; . " Mr.'" Yesterday. lima. Gillian before the LORD MAYOR, it k 4 Picrf t!".1 _...""~- . • -- Herring, the Gipser, condemned it 11ntpang sal Aldermen. The' only case of interest Assizes, and left for execution, .4 1 sinc e s p o k e offie er , Joseph.M t yall, spited: • The Ablizes • (dr the county of Devon conclouwe' 1 ,.""Y fe , ht , bapitally convicted : e 1 eo Mooday last,. when the foll Owing Prisoners Weih; 6 "-' 6l trq: fil,""'!""rnag • - fast, rsit nometne 0 • " ?The itel • Samuel Norton, for the wilful murder of Mary after trial li an able speech dweerly from k Matters.; Samuel Summers, for administering poison j e w edoifice, endiviepty tot to his master, Air..g. Denning; iyarg_are( Axhir s n, .6. • tido kites Ml.. %wart:. the for setting fire to her master's house ; As * Sp Joe . who. i s wo k. (- tor assisting John J.Chisholtii to esaillet fiestii ow i t , • , in be transported fer seven yeeri.' ' • " • ' The case of .John Josiah Chisholm, who was N The Defendant *minedeed geow". wor d Bail guilty of forgery,. is referred to the Twelve Judge', morning at the Ol in consequence of an objection takes by his Counsel Bailey , : j pa a point of law.. . • • • • -I. • • • On Monday, ponied :Norton was . executed in.l On *owning of..the,, front o'll4 Devon CoUnty 4aol,porsoatd to tifs .Elizabeth,P ii stao 144.,J0hn iententi; at the Castle of Exeter 'Ori gatuAta?•last, lodged. ewe*, pollerd,• for the wilful seitedes' of hleinlitress, -Mery Matters, longing to Caversham 'kV os White:honcho .condoct of - this hardened teenj. "yes „agyvalst „44 'Wretch daring his confinement exhibited .the most rAige.ribsiiihi.lierkili: /PO. heatst depravltg of naiad. but .on..a,sconding the , in! I . o ar liiis 6 ress for wisbeh s `. fatal drop his false courage forsook high* appired : twain six and seven o'clock dreadfully agitateid,:nnif salt 23d of February zest,, tab trllsAbting:' -'• "—• " " ."" 1.1 011 , *Pitt ten Yeart 949 thamsetSedsiitre it hitt for execudels ; the els. ceeded across the lock to .~ { ~' i ataindeilianiglado bisek•flipriefti. . .- . . "... li IC - in . ;" " L ' LI R r♦pal AL . • .7 • isturday liiiiik l irei . i''Clibifty ClAlidi Es iii i db "fullowlfit tfretrek'otivkstid'intt senteticidialt• ' 1- ' " JoAd'llayi'e, .$01: Torpg, II Riardox, ... • •11 :4) 3 *Wpm, she tied the bob .b.tadkercbief, and talking Aver: the poor, boy , isph 'What fell off, and wip ,f( !p: On Monday, and• tips Ind overflowed by bees expetiikk; - reloirinfel die-tiestessi tar , 610. -Is 5:!.; Thfv, faaaatoot for • tht 'ono tdr of . 14 idifiroor ccrn. 01011PeOld Willefl l 4ll. a4AclF i t* HJII4 AO* n taw aq u a ~rP,forßig4aiimaa vas ,gpioa through, pod t.ty! G Jury procef . dqd to. coobider . and return tir 111111. r e. (erredrriiotteis who stand for trioil d m ':•. • • • , [ . "iikkiiirtit•eattolittiA-11iteraly - Janus ' 'Field, the driver of "Sucertl wail olsergedby .a Gentleman wh o 'Mitedel thei.. o ol,figlitorifiTqa44 Pnr‘ing Afar Cross. *rest, in ,4 1 .1,14nw??.- 1 4.Ceetv -, 44i44. 0 nv ha • we e knocked frown,,h3f tile leading Isorse,eqs.caq v oi ck Ike Defendant wap diiiiits,. he 'heir% Olin& la. tea cart at thetinie vdith isiti'kick toward s the bo r o s hy which teeident he Wet nearly 'Oen' oier.-L-The i Defenclaibtleateoneictedikethe psaillPstlol:. end , An old soldier was brought up, t iohargtvl with beg. ging on Suede/ last in the parish of St. Georg e , Bloomsbett, in the middle of the day, and exposing 41'im'self in a very indecent manner, pretending t o show, his wouads.—He was committed to the Hoots if Correction fora limited time, after which to be Atasw4 to his parish. QUEEN-sepenc. = lresterday James Norm'', th e driver of one thwQreenwich stage-coaches, was brought up at the stiff of Mislend Miss Minn, o f Parliament-street. it appeared that on Wedn es d ay -last Mrs. Mosiwasseher deughtee were at Deptford, :and evreeti withe person,. whole:generally look* out for passengers, to be carried to towts:for Used hed_been yliting to.co,.into-Isla crafi, when eat*/ coick came up; inte**MCh hi put them,. l aving jig el otigid Co the sit e& Orel:it-Wt.:A.. Alen, !Weever ? they were set down at their own dooritaarflornent -ptreet; be iniiited,orr than peyitigidill 4s. instead at Os. and would naCsuWer. them: to. loseck *nut this iducrkefoiethey paid him Axis aleseatid a ,bet lisp( Oa,. *lay ftlyg tkrkgiegt. _ ~.: •:: lim ..„ • • ,". it,' strite gild, Seib bretal'hibistiViota toe iespeCtab batty :like Mils in s aim' 'even it Ispi !own door, wait deseVving of .151Keihisesent,' and oriketi The Prisoner to give.sufficleothep *Lanes:esthetes. as ~ "4 1 014 . 106.. 14 •i r ~. ~~ • bevisseexarttined the stamp, with grime Weide " : “.Iditendsalfte, Toro; int D. Riailon, f rt. ' morning last, owing to' aid the stamp for 21.5105.• was perfeotlyTegotew, 'thing by Jtight . and "itvisilog the !mesa sf MAIN ;viml from the West, do ml been stamped in th4asual manner,•-bat unit Dittoes.. at Ardpetrick, Sack Who-hanged at Led. : tile, the Severn , overlie Imp for %1. though a gent:ins etiesp;- fidd been patricdtAill, on 14patlar, the 3d of.Aprit next. - down a long extent of I iseetly-alhxed to the Oirchuteots; 'Upon-per. . Junes Ponnel( for.burglary.anst fe10990 tit s . ; wick and' Nertherick; b removing the *tarp, lie stated,;jthat •theee Wieiv'dwelling-house or,tlavid Lyliskill a t t . ( itrragpea tp tree Di . mischief. hal them neat at the back of tiojt stamp? and . thlit it vlsoll - Ed hinged at Croom, tjn . Toesda4llllt 'a A ril -lend in 'thnt-ssigisliburrho4 tibly thicker' .thiti die 'othdr.iltativp,rand deli: ' i 11 Iwe hear are Mr. Dome state positively, that the two pound den* 'Wm. Gordis,' ft* asseMbling in ilingtilittisiii‘ Britfot r Id sesper en es the •pirClkonnt - tiolieti it' was 'issued tiom leg the Uwe , of! Mary &tern,. 444; Mt, Ma leedreg poi l eds, reps tlnpp.bSciey, Is itt:minstX iborta ,11 @tidy!' Jonage4lgia ,tAqiN4 .‘,„ • ,„ 4 ,„„, estate),.'ned tlio4knateesi 1 . . - 1,411 . 7,, iram 41.1 , ' • 1 . 4 .. • •. • • ••• 1-41 , 141ibtry41: postt,' the Psiabrierti.beisseki paid fortfteir a l ;B .4!# i "ix .4 • asehialeilairo l tick dec JIM issin k the Joky -at WiltiniroTeDitcd"Patisdnitt til 1111=iiiithitile; :Mhos 41ea. rdi a int", blot 4404114, VI Sole declare thit . 116;dlit offilfeter l 6airliy; thodsteen; wntist •Iktdaillialpadehe .46114. directly or ind ' 'to"- - Ok • county, On thaillkluestipt, *dye Iftwribsisoti deg • • way. At ; ..ti • . . • — ' 4 7- . • • .. . • ?Yu__ • •••..&. 4 . 1rai.TA,ip544.....,, Amos I utuanca au stau.nuamaylcus t st 7 Irl , •61 , 1611/VP elm Ming. 00 . 4* ,.. . :r , 0.. I . "'Sint it the.Sessioos. ..: ~,„... , ; ~„'t ti , 4 qv , : ,' , CHARGE OF Rim . , . . ....- - tt held on board his Mdje,ty'. W. 011,112 aTatar.—Manday Jailer iditlereamlit eak bs go of Harriet Colli ns , Lod, Gulf of Mexico, on the in the custody of Gleed,. the ()Meer, clealysed with vioisting the .various a earn of eleven years ive age , .r., r , to try the Hon. Captain Pp e rt ri sone " r was a. miner buttate at sato hole. awl the cm. • the surviving Officers and plainant a neighbour's child. whip usechta come to his sho e ea e l its ezrands. About a fortnikist ago she happened in roof iv Majesty's ship the Hermes, ;1 1 4 n il ; s P ci son a loft a i l g ge r' 4,lll, l" pfi s il b o e f the prem'ise he •i, ea 4 b el bat occasion : and the Court Iser r rn evidence of Captain Percy •he succeeded is perpetrating his wanton purpose.' Mhe dig and crew, and deliberately W to e: e t c h pa ""r er t t ,o s : 1 1 : 4 0 1 : i l . :; f a c :4 m Vri a r i imi, s led the .elo t lassiare the whole, pronounced as her, and j foss— she had sustained comae' rable (trey , ea s L e lle f o l that she is affected r wiPs . a certain di,tiase, which it teat sees- ii opinion, that the attack of q ta a m ed ence the ehad ri INila ane a r pp la r h e ioured ed u under. __r d . - ' Her p e a d rei d di, i •inL•ssoe- r Point, was perfectly justi- the ehi'lsl a t't aught in a conch, and, altetusib l ve i ry i i i ll, llk r r ie ; stated ; that the conduct of her eviildtwe bee dear and dlstitict manner. 'The surgeon obis . placing h* I attended ; Isis evidence !waved the iaj ivy sustained by she end ', in is .ship , was ~„ificip„os to warrant the i i iii ist g rale Id enininit the Nic6ol.- 1 ; that she was defended by The • (lace was: verr:Mode clowegd, spd ai; effused sere 6 , rew, with. the greatest gale ohliged to,escfset him : r edli?a,lo rote& him frosts the hey of . the populace. of vie utmost exertions to save oi ' i ; that her loss is to be att. ._ c . , DIED. w lhot having cut the springs - March 30, at &lath 'Lambeth, Maky, the wit! of Mr. Thema as .____ Jenl‘s of Flooteetrert; - ' a )(lied her to a raking . we At if iii Billericay, in k i ; e i . 'mit Ward ace 4. 0 ,2. : ed it impossible toypersevere March 91, io Greentield.etre44lClionies it'llsoot, Ent, in hi; rte a a probabiiiq of ,success; 1 59th /e„itr- s'a . ,; • • it lire •-to+until:' all. hopes of 'i,ti`js:'„„' l it Ro u lt: i t io lt i a dd etill; , "Fry i . ef' ,.. Colison , .street, livened by o r, Id then, it order' to prevent On the. 19th ult. at hie ho , Penloaville, James Diewiddis, vin Js of the . enemy ; and the *At. D. the' Mute Who accom led cArd Macarteey on lases. si Illifi iih PAW : honourably acquit the li, said - • era, and•ship's company, of ....r--.._ _T . ,-........--....4.-- --"... a .: It 1eV071 . 5) hßlileir. " 4cj — tlCTlHl,Hti, LttES"&c -' his Majesty's ship Hermer, - .lrytrar i ff:p =ft "' , • . • ' - • .. ro seitittal. Men, entinent : for skill i nociahly. acquitted accor d: . ri f ir f: aid iipefkiate; niter their advice. and evert theirahr- he i . ' *lilies for the cure of a. few reigning diseases, they fie Miperine (a a COONINOTON, President. ' to that preleMice which is in juAly excited against the alter. . , liseineets of mme o lgnoraid.o( tee B:st sv_rinciples , aid medicaid • '_!..." - • in the practice. 4 physic. Messrs. CURIII E and Co. reetlat it l•k#. •, .•-• ••-. 'j ha, nisietiened.by every privilege to practice. and bv the .- lONS, •• f f a rm sareem which their made of treatment fer Ve,urreal ig : . itmlainti hho 'hitherto heen amended, enntitte with the Niue 101!"'" • •' t ..,• •, ...; , lusidaity uis direr* then-stadies to the cave-of eveey ;aerie of ~ Ho y og i b e lt it Goldi n g. .I_l4a , t'blipeful . tm2itess. as weline-she.reumsral 9( those disuer,ing r s, the hzdvatins ,ancLieirg : i d ia e on t li r a s i)a atid le, egt: o l m enr cu lo i l a : o rhicleve iv;dst'ne man Zl:nisitietir,gslri.frier:t,:wi- k i Saone more 411ctine than those-which are the ju savoidahle coo- Ile est tried was that, in Wild: orqueneel o.f_kma hotloldrocria a rertala desirective habit. Ts, et AVMs was indictedl for vi4'- rit i PePte re i r a t r eT d ut l edl e s ! Nutt ii iii „ f al l e ° or' 4 ' ' i!ahamed " sects ; 1 ; ativefy m Id rendre leely imprisoning Mr:lditets I __...Alife 'Oppressive. 49 suels perestas-14 will be a ronsallak refire 116 tiler, on the 24th of deicer - y il"ny'o.pt.".".„l4,:l4:,"ietieYii7lthinoerit:conitliti:iwinlia iatillble d re i: Cl strength ri• v i. . • • guar. Wepl i s a , relagurk ri nd d e bilit a t e d !sables, proceeding eillin the whole of the day, when, i rum 71r1 esteem's(' colijugal andillicit pleasure, or from a loot eh 1 the COMMON StflJ BANi ter " tesidesest,.4l bat elinumes, hard &biking, the injadleino, me pi 101 merair, Y. d'r., are speediky restorefl•to health and s:rengils. sr nit the' part of the prosecu- - .It Intltiltd . a ifelftevilleht propolhitm, that where the note. l• 1419 'RECOILDIES charged the g*te of f ini f cliatblel Opacity is, directed To ,the freemen nal ei iltaii Nissan& a verdict of Z r re lar r it; or pecul eß►as ; ia:zotp . ,,,... ,, :, n itele.,:,... , :e ki. thezp n r ,. , : •,, . . •..... thud of cure Is so particularly expeditious, as well as saq ti. ted,greent roma, ! . . t and so evidently superior to she common practlee.; that in soma te slight nem ef iafecha q perfect . restoestion iimompleted tolls st It• litlithmeded . IV Vi r sidtilledey slairt period or three days, and te them a, thisnorst loe" P ley. , • -..-, 4; Wide deter practiNorwes, hive failed; si•ptoper peer NI •aI,:1 . • • I' . lirindleelt their Chia (Ifirentasegt_enewr to the patient 111 Nil well gs sinned, and lasting re-estalllishawot.. 0 1 , 1 an enrlll r - - ,---- .7 ~,,, ~ I • • • .. Villeat non, the patient a itheeriVe.sbe ll= etrypeeeil i F t i lat.llll.tant,, the kodicl of ta,,,,,, suiro d oocc „ ono lb , kaiix ot o , . piriiiser ,„. I, i i obis ,sasanciersee were found be Oast 44MM:state at compWeathl difes:of venerenrinfevis .4 terhwkohstraestow to the nall had el 11,• net - 114, Buclas,. is- tnisionii;eallis . qu ler ;gri r mkp g u ll - amniaei rlik fleljggi ' ell" : e kes a' Ai It Mill. The girl (oul fie, Stricture', whi:terr e I ll itieleire liing '. dirritinti, andgll/Mill hot II . • • L a ~ _ _ 0 MO. Pt 1 ,4111 1 9, of • tower .171(?•17,.lioveter oeseepruc i itimers, afte,by their perste , !1^1:1 , P, c ore 4 „wil. • RI I. b ay i iii boa jorimasidcli `the ,; a P sl!!,, I Ire/ 1 1 11 e,nt.eircdunlIpiiildiierninnently I In pitmen saerettog.she Mterndailag pain gad almanac t... app..rtm.ial is. the lad ate nifitif, let t h.-...... din g , • vv a sels freqoens4 , C a b o* , h• I: : r I t una! ft nvar. tic. i n the courbe ht El !Olin et seorivt illsoitte hi lb it rnetropeS Si loCk. 10 the esguio sic . ! ... .. .admeruni closets, Ark-hires hove Nem end are deal wider diet es 'king her tnistresa.s. wird, care, she tend ,erg ication of 'which is effected be' a vale, es , with her, and limitig•peo, -tale, mid 4xperli ne vondeof.pracjiee,. saperios.tri aaj men Id a meadow leading to Ge.- let aqqpsed.. Tar AViallefik. relllXatile. 2 Mid tiebi'fitY Pe"ce.d. 4 og from this COMph int. - hi sptledily leash vet, ,fad the paned ty to herself with a pocket: wesnwetslitstssort and ration as trains. Sat where the debit*, P him . up, juinpgd into a s p' r he l s i f :t i t / years es i i ;seXis prep, peneeerance hit heir resior.uie t been demos ed is indi.pera 4 ideally made resieence, as el) • •es' after ! e e """" i v ' ' r ea l' II rfequitilte 40. testae the slesqlptibig wets a Like, and to found on the spot;„„ . mac-the oots.titutimt. • - • it , • ,' . ''Si rerat NoblemeaNinil'ltiesOlenew of the trot stopertvlsibl! h re particularly. so. l o bge l ji r • l ove beets under the rase of : Acmes. Cusrie and Co. f o r 11.,! re e tios long p"jeace of , t m e s m ai s t hfe4tepthrnts a t lie-urethra, strictures, dee. ; mid 111 1,1 tit an diteautilly .hI g h • sprin g r rec e ived l radical Isod.beraseinseqt•eire, molest that referee' s may he made to I heitt. as satisfactory evidences of the dere , * a !wed' its banks,: NA swept' superiority of NI ebre., Cahrie nod Co.'s plan of treatment. Nal call in the tytbiug el , littsi- e(li've (ittlaarlital leave ha•l strictures from 10 to 20 years, 01 e • had been under ilw ca of • • ,itto t Which ten inaalCula.ble.de.• s, ~ of • i f • . 11"115V • H i l a n 2 )bitkild ,b e of t: 8 ..: r.., ems equal eininente, mhos mites tow OM b y , Is a dune IQ the proprielois of pPesitinis of the luau. caustic. sitienut . pd. th., pi i ilc i pa i 54 04 re1 .„ , Meiers. Coyle mid Co. may Ile coasts! by either u5e.11 1 . 6 11 ihr - eretiwit Sellesee •s ' 3 and lititolietit *trilitioesc , l'" e 1, a respectable butcheroof .407, Homo. gar d en : • ..' 's. • ., i - f 8 had; deilt - last .yeet. Ma ny... • Polecat, ip the rut.tr.s .,. are. requested to state the Ph.oicitill C f t h e i r (1 .... Eve MO . incl.'4l imliit of living, ecr. &e t ii It tiring: th 9. iii wa il s 00. i s h ... remittance Me advice sad modteinel, wile* she sl i ce ii_e far -tbs. peps Of-the parish J osef) . 11 f "moo m ii porta ihtiticgdose. To• maple that a cs; a el boating. Ilt . 011111:Ntal Pas I° ~11 inl44 their usiderniting. the postme of iota% T..., added sti he... "eseessitie fur medirioes 9th S u et 1h09.-- 1 ' *aped only .4 diem% ao i iiiltslabseett4iailt In n.. , c, , ' , 1 . ' ' .41 •ttety•leent lellidt ita, paw ~, ' . • • .. di ifeibillee ' IWSIPIiir 4 INP IIII 4fr t • tooteestgleinetrigeweasse. Peplum. tosa.:l,4saati.• 'I O .0 :).; 'Jlt . . fi .f. . t sl . .ft 1 : . 4 , ST•TVilit AII OFYICE, 07, Fleet-street • . , 1 ,1, -' , ;- ' ' '::' •ii , ~..-: iv; i:•-... •- . • • . •-••• v:- . .. . • .4' -, ,- 4.- -••— ~, " , - - - •• ; _ AL 1 4sslgEs. TORKS4IRIL • • TRIAL 0? Tfithiae itql4F:vv RIGHT. The Prisoner *as charged With aiding and abetting Joseph Blackburn, in removinti stamp from a deed ;which bad been executed, aed affixing it to a new .sser, with intent to defraud the revenue. Mr. Nei stated that this was a prosecution founded on the Geo. 111. which makes it a felpny, though not a capital one, to remove any stamp from 'any deal or instrument which had been erieceted or -used,antd affixing it to any other deed or instrument, whit kntent to defraud the revenue. The deed to . which this prosecution refers was. deed of conveyance anti mortgage, .on which had been affixed a stamp taken pit from cami'other instrument. Mr. David Dewpoit stated, that he was the owner of the estate to which the deed in question (which was handed to hint imipectiou)sefers, and which be had received is the title deed of that estate at the office of Mr: Couplaild, wtiere it had been left fOr him 13061'4 . was registered. • Mr. John Crosby stated, that be had received the deed in queslion at the office of Mr. Blackburn, and that it was given to him by Jaques, in the presence of Mr. Blackburn. J~~~ ~. George Jaques stated that be bad been clerk to Ur. Blackburn in 1810, knows Christopher Scott, who was a client of Mr. Blackburn's, remembers his being employed about the month of May in that year to prepare a conveyance, which was likewise to 'Oonlinoe a `mortgage. Witness being shown the deed referred to, said it had been engrossed by him ; dt voissisted et' three skins of. parchment . ; the 'first •skin wits bought of the stamp distributors, and had *man, upon it of the value of 21. 101. Witness -kiwis; the Prisoner Wainewright, he came frequent ly' to Mr. Blackburn's office; witness saw him there , ahnott daily, and there appeared to be a consider able intimacy subsisting between them. • Wain& .wright was•st Mr. Blackburn's office a little time be fore tiro deed of Scott's wit prepared,. when Mr. Blackburn observed that he was in want of a stamp for 41. 10.. for a deed and mortgage, and that he had only a stamp foe 24.105. Mr.'W., in reply, Said, Ahat•Mr. Blackburn might very easily cut a 21. stamp from • another skin, and affix it, under .the other stamp,.as lie did himself, or was in the habit of doing. Mr. Blackburn then searched for a skin, on which there was a two pound stamp, and which he cot offs 4t was a skin which had been used before, an old deed which had a.two pound stamp open it; by an old deed, he said, he meant a deed which bad been before executed : the stamp was entirely cut from the skin• by a pair of scissors. Wainewright also .stated that he always scraped the parchment before he affixed the stamp to it, which he was in the habit of doings On this suggestion, Mr. Blackburn, as sisted by Mr. Wainewright, scraped the parchment: the stamp was then affixed to the deed. The whole was done in the officei at the desk of Mr. Black burn. Witness at this time had been about a mdnth in his service. Witness then proceeded to stile the ogees of •the parties to the deed; which was a deed of-conairyance. and which also contained a mortgage. It was not his hand the affixed the stamp to the deed; ba might.hise assisted in scraping the parchment on -the sty nips. Witness knew it to be wrong atthe time, .bet he denied that be was the person that first sug gested it; never mentioned such a thing, never had an idea of such a thing until it was suggested by Mr. .Wainewright. This deed was executed by all the parties, in the presence of the witnessand Mr. Black burn, w h., attested it as the subscribing witness; all the signatures were in the hand-writing of the respecting. parties. The old stamp was affixed'to the deed with a composition of gum, or something of that kind, whicb,was produced by Mr. Waine •wright. Witness was cross-examined at great leogth by Mr. Scarlett; being asked whether he was riot dis charged from Mr. Blackburn's service for embezzling his property, said, he was absent two dr three weeks on account of some money he owed. to Mr. Black burn, who would not• permit him to return to his office until it was paid. 'Die debt he admitted to have arisen from money which he hod received on Mr. Blackburn's account, and which he had .iot ac counted for to him. Witness was then asked whether he was not subsequently discharged from Mr. Black burn's office.for the same reason as lie had been be fore suspended for. He stated, that in the summer of 1814, he weal to Buxton, with the leave of Mr. Blackburn, asidion his return he found that Mr. Blackburn had,gone to liarrowgate, where he re• rnainrcl two or three weeks, etcept Coming over OD the market-day to attend his officei when he had an opportunity of an explanation with Mr. Blackburn : he told the witness he shoold • not enter into his service sureiu until be had paid a balance of 491. 18s. Od. which Mr. Blackburn charged him with having re , ceived on.his account; but witness dehied that he owed him any such sum. It was ow this account that he was not again employed in Mr. Blackburn's service. • : 1 Mr. Abraham. Smith is one of the principal 'tampers at the Stamp-office ; having examined the deed, he stated that the upper stamp for 11. lOs. wlts in the same state in whit% it had come from the office, but that the two poind stamp had been ro mov.d from some other instrument and affixed to it. Iluth the stamps were genuine bat if the latter had been a Ili ced to the skin in the office, the stamp would hare made an impression cptite through the parch.. meat. Witness had not the 'least doubt bet that that stamp had been Offrxed lathe paecliMent after it had left the i:tamp.lffice.. • • , William Kippen, Seq. Secretary to the Stamp. office,, haring lined the - with lion bah) - and bud .the slam' -subsea .tinily einem parchment • • 4iorceptiblf could at blot beet .thistifitti r Wit:pi t • Affixed ta' The r i/...l.ttbca. ".41f4Inktetigfil • t. *Wier diri 4 4 Ir a 1- R{ IpP 1 i c- i , . i ii...i.. .:#1444E - SP