The Statesman. — London, England, 1824-01-17 00:00:00

!it ••• • .• . . . _. iikinsairtoge settle meat. After . -..-, My„ Denim , w ished 1111iiiitie's 'hiftliermutre,. and rev... en v :4 i t h at b e had a ea _ hold risleig.ami great mtirectmtlons from Mr. Cole, bit ,idifi'l.' fttlpett an& fr ogs lir grandfather; that he wonld• . 1 the' clilittkefaie Ir.Yeol!steral sorority; bat that 1 . did noel . 6 t ' eve -w ; :lis searched, heroine the steward -Odle illiMiOr( - 31r. 111:4, was connected with his. family. Mt. Srotinradded d that he would represent to the Steward ghat Wirlielkytir advanced trim moavy to enable him to ., pareliaM -in advowson, which was thee advertised, aid that tiOrotdd get Mm to prePtve an Aniline surrender' nettle eepihold, to witness's brother, to Mild* in true, as It collateral security. for the yoymiint of the annuity. While Mr. Broirt was in Scotland, he &mop a surrender. from Mr. Vide to himself, and the admission. Witmer he seen those documents; when whores IlaW datilk be hod larger most remote suspicion that; they were its the bead *Ding of Mr Brown, exoept his signature err that the ilgoatore of Mr, Hill's was in Mr. Droste's hard writing. Hills was the eattituf the Steward. Brows, when he re tained, itifed that he had been admitted. and made a sat.' iebil.r to Whitehead. Witness showed beth:tbese deco . gosoottio Mr. Jame,. a clerk to Ms. flicks, is 1819. wha is Mfri dead. In conierinence of bating those documents, Whitehead raised for Brown a sum of 1101, width was sneered upon the estate, the vicarage, the dotativc. and She wartlike. aettlemeit. Six thousand poised' was after aerdiisieed. srben this awn of 11031. was paid off. . ' Mr. Bruce, porter at the Bank of England, stated that 'My. Whitehead bed made inquiries of him conversing Mr. *own. Witness was from near that part of Esses where yer. p rol oniired, Witness told Whitehead that fronsevery thleg he knew. Mr. Brown was a most respectable mu. add corrected with the most respectable persons in the. .Coaaly. • .-- Rye, coacbmas to Mr. Nassau, stated that be was gall acquainted with the family of Mr. Brown: Mr. Whiteboad inquired of him In Idl9, alto that gentleman's 4arteter, and witness told him that he was highly re• ftia Able. Mr. Whitehead asked him about the copyhold t., and wittkessosid dog it belonged to Mr. Cote, and f tell linnet , / was oscapied by him. Upon being..esked • )lt was not conveyed to ilk Brown es a marriage por ttawhereas said he should be surprised Alt was; as it bye large portion, and Mr. Colo had seteral other rir e bn. Caw of St. Helin', 4s Di Lapp's, - ilfr: Giveaway, tie Piinity,of tile %Vara, and several other witnesses pee *be ititoess an ezeollent character foe hisoodity *ad "Mfg gailicenduct. 114 r. ficsaisst tiiilied, sad iasistifi *Suety on the csadinsaa's evidence, wliOkAidpi WiSiteiteldi thailbil "- Wes is th e pomades of Mr. iLede. A mita who agar ctretil have go*. to Stems. Pi.ill and Watkins, and OM' lift. Seams US 111190•91111041 of tbouvoisla s SOS ' ISA S i fessosiriiiiielatinoies, . - -.-.- . dit.,Jostiew Baser summed up the evidence. iris* Jetty deliberated ler about fire witestes, sod *Awned a 'valet of AWL?: . - _ . . , OLD MlLkY.—(Tsssaiwar.) ,Jk - . 1 - c.--. 0- ,-- • • • '.• ' ' . at 1 1 .. : ;:-..' . • nett.—tir ..s onofrt ank_ailier .toto ~.1 1 a 61 " I . Parties tb• I noted totaillallapersaell* - efiffrin. ate, usitnvas. 1 c •-'' . 1 •'• M. k seiliCh•ilh. Be•isit" snlieettoestly inentlonid on Slow- II 3 • Au towi t 1 • :- • eggibigted ti ga t s ,—Witoeu went down to.. Y. lbw peril; . ... . • .. * , •'• better after his father's dea t h. onl y remained one ' th e n g ot i fr , . -,s. Brows showed him the ropyb old estate. aid • a were take 1 , • - . . te d m o ri t. Wh en Whitehead applied to witness about sue of thi :• •-.n, ' he mentioned this estate in him. pub lie het JO : Mr. Justice Bar.—Brown did not tell him bow be at the off • ' • %that e-tee. • 'to him. l • , • wi t i n whi te head. brother to the defendant, gem- site was d % mi d u r gyen• applAw to defendant in January, 1818, to was the w h e a mi n of 1 8 . 1 . 011 rYs by. way of aennities, to pay off though b l . • 1 0110 , . .46 4 , i,i ns wes, .sold referred him to Mr. Maks far the do. of the cb. onesoisiv• An akilieetion was aecardittyly.roade to Hicks. was IIP• di *be gave him the rental already mentioned. Ills brother . Th e J iggrte several enridirieri, as to the iespeetability • of mr Jedg., - a protienlarty from Mr. Bruce, who bolds a situtof.on identity, ig *client' of . Entlan'd. The • answers were all.le;xsfac.• In the genjic and in consequenee his brother raised a soe.arif 17821 corder. i I ids.. on an'aisnoily of 2401. The 17821. Iffs;"ins a gfig ar d • Rid, • . 44.4)5e rental Of th'i vicarage of Clacto n - ,'' the don a tive. and siderabb iiii4rmitiaire settlenient. After ibis, 11.4. —lt -..man "tidied vens. • I i t : • A r 1 1. 1 t • I t $ 4 • r I• • • . A.,( THE ATESIgAN ; . . . •:Ifftn patchily:l wail:indicted for stealing arverntertidei ed. seenaing apparel, a dovernign, and other tains, • Ole pro pert ofTbem'as Toms, in the dwelling hOuse of skeistie, Est in the parish of •Al orrla-bonne, en the Nth December. . , !A Maid servant in the service of Mr. Christie, who resides in Baker Street, Portman Square, stated. that she beard a mein 'go vp the area steps on the morning`of the Sib D e c,, *beet 9 o'clbek. She give the alarm to her fellow-serveaf,' Tome, who luttnedisady pursued the person she bad seen o dp- die steps. .Tbovn•ts Toss. the prosecutor, deposed, that in conse quence of something the last witness had told him, he pur suit tbe'prisoner, whom he found in the custody of a mau l mimed Pedbury.. . Padbury stated, that from seeiag the prisoner rim veryfastaleng Gloucester Mews West, be collared him, saspecting that be had stolen something; as soon as the witness aelstil him, prisoner dropped a coat and waist welt, -Odell were given to the prosecutor by a boy who saes valsllig at the time ; they were atti7wards given to ma *Meer. William% al officer of Mary-la•bonne, produced a colt and waintroit which. the prosecutor proved to be his proffeety.—Goilty—Deatb. _ _ J: W. iroldiag stool indicted for stealing nine silver tea -spoons, eta several articles of wearing eppsrel. value W., she property of / 0 1.thinirl Holding. • The prosecutor stated that the prisoner was his son, and abodt &week's ago he come to his house in estate of Rifest, .iiistress, and requested something to rat.. lie wis accord. I oely isrocidsd with refreshment, and the prosecutor's wife iiii.lliSeit every possible attention. On the day in question, which aassi.adoy, the prosecutor and hie. wife went to . chopel,leaeing the prisoner to take care of the house. On Sailfrithets they found he baagone off wills their property. Irke printers' retailed agajaainalmihimissahaat a 4avaaiaht • ago, htt 101te44 site would not let !timid.' The property s•atiklit iteattered. Witoresi charged his iwn with h tying • •statit 'We property.. and told Mtn - that :the officers were efti r Min .? won-which the son said, " Patter, lam come 'l6` itylettap." Witness then sold. " You must soiree li 41 'i" adit ht repHed, "I know I mast, father. but I slisetri ft." 'Vise prisoner said witness that he had pl;dred part of the.prapterty . . The minsuble who apprehended theitriMner, stated that • lie hear.l Was My that be had committed the robbery.' 4.-thilt4h distress. The • risonrr bad been residing for the w • 'list toliarsibirrki •-• t g •z.. Tlieltry &IA Oki • loner gliill of stealing in . a dwell. :• iiir•howe fo:iti vtt! o 'ittalls. ' Mr. 4u.dite •Bdittitkata.—Yery well, Gentlemen, you •.4in .1,4-rve that is year err Net and not Mine. It is • lei y strinigo; 1 attest confess, for the property is trained • - aft, J/: . ' ' . ' kepird w k irid' del for ' ' •,..' AMP:I t , r assaulting John Parks can the kiogis ' bi t iiiway. and taking* from his person a . .eetch'antl certainuodies, on the aligt of the PentlVec. • 1-1 0 . g eh et entor stated that 'Twilit eight o'clock io thr. evpul of.rlie in iluestioo,le was coming to Lin fArti Neleinjood, and ori eta ng into the Kingaliad Road. Ik witi.se N irk.ll? J ta11. 11214, Who 'held hiss by the ••• sad tisktvau*a pinisnied hiur 4 the race time. One of the stons'en Iptlk ice sdatch '•and tilled • Ids pockets of roar .fralf croschs,o4,same small silver. Ile then received a tiuleat ,'.!o o4l'lllw:back riot artful nel. It wee ing cted , t 'tile Gil aribe tha.o stlitr hall held fie wizens. The . r den ran off toiettde Fee public hoist. and , by that time. recoeverd from the effects of the He went on about halls mile; and then returned yards the public hotteii,, H i e, went into it awl saw tes whom he suipeeled of ha d viog robbed him. He en officer, Am took titian into custody, and they ;en before a Magistrate.. Witness had, never seen .ne parties before, but be recognized them at the better - from tbrie 'dress. The min was di,ehlrgen office, because. the witness could - hot swear positively H. could not also swear to the oth,er wain, and Wat Ito thong Lt the prisoner at the bar e, person who had taken the watch and -money, be coats! a 4 swear positively to-her, in consequence :boli‘e in her dress, from the night in gneetton. - It dark that be could nut obierve her eonr,t , natire. Jury here, tinder the direction of the Learned "atuptitted the prisoner. their tieing no proof of her as .he person who h - id committed the robbery. le erening . Alr..Aitiaim presided, instead of the ite• ter, who was indisposed. Rickard Owen was capitally indicted for sealing a con . • I .le number of silk handkerchiefs from William ilea. yens. The prisoner, knowing the prosecutor to have cow traband elliChandkerchiefs for sale,told him be wonld bring a friend to buy some. He brought a man to the proarete` tar's house accordlnely ; who,how..vrr, as soon as be &tar the goads, seised them. representing himself to be a outdone house after - The prisoner offered that they should be restored if the prosecutor would give him 21. This snits not bring fortncotainf, the prisoner's eusripanioirteok swat tile handkerchiefs, and has not since been foUnd ; and attar varioos endeavours to recover the Property, or the vain. al it, the proieentor had the-prisoner taken up. in his &foam the prisoner stated, that he had been the dope of higagiror pavane. whom be believed at the time .to be wee:torn hinge' cheer, sat called witnesses topeove that belied taken mum serprtowarde lodging an information against the preambles for selling contraband goads, .. Verdict, Guilty ; but not. of the capital part of tile charge. • MIDDLESEX SitsSIONS, FaiDAY. . TSB OF'ST. 11A 11T-IA-110•44 V. THE imrieWls Oar? COlq4l,lT. This was au appeal made by the Imperial Ont' .-. Lf;ello n i Contesey., arylopt a conviction.of the Magistrates of the Police office, Marltgroogh Street, under the Metropolis Paving Act, commonly known by the nause of %l. A. Taylor's 'Act. Mr. 414.4 r (with whom was Mr. Aposkties) stated tha he and leis Lanroed Friend. appeared for the parish of St. Mary-la-boner. in support of the conviction of the Magi-. strates against the ',venal tiss Light Company for break. ing ess a part of , the street pavement in Oxford Street.. sear Park ImitipllSS 'close to the stables of the Zak* of Somerset, wi*sot biting brat obtained the permission, is writing, oP the 'Vestry- of the parish of Sr...Merril'. honer . accberifog to the provisions of Mr. 'M. A. Taylor'. Act. ?The learned Counsel said that be. should prem. wryest* of the Imperial One Company had bra kew.up otte iondred feet of pommel'' ' . 04 the penalty. was 40.4. f00t."... • r. • " ; '. I ' •' . .- • , .:mss Mr. Jolla' Edingtoo, ettiveyer of pavements fur tho parish of St. illaryla•boone, stated that be kerw the grimed at the corner of Park Ltue, and that the Imperial (ins Company broke up the pavement, as 'laud by the Learned Counsel. zt i • Mt. Sergeant VAU•1101 (with whom was ) ir.114n44.r.a): lei the Imperial Sas Company., editiiited the reepertabl " of the Vestjp,_,*l St.,Merry•lalisijaise i bit atop' this ~ 11110! they .h 0,4 treated the lafteried lias Lbonpany 14 very - It . Illiberality. , They refeW4 twr . prokAsilit his client to open a few - of grovel • for -. 'A dyr a The Voirry of tiro perish _,ary., be liketbe d, in the menet. they wonl,l, minated themselves, nor would - they allow others to light. r• Mr. Attars answered the .Learned Sergeant in sup port of the copeitticso, and stated that•the Uth ILleorge 111. set the ou,stioa at test respecting the power at the parish. The Cover affirmed the conviction, subject to a cam for the Court of King's Beech, prayed for by Mr. Sergeant' Vaughan. • RETAIL BREWERIES. THOMAS Does linoolis e. Paocroa.--TMs was an. appeal from the decieion of the Magistrates •of Breatford, who bail convicted the appellant, a common Mower; in the penalty of IW.. and torts, fur•having publicly retailed,, beer and ale without booing a license &oat the Alpgis• testes for that purpose, though he bad a . license from-the Etici4e. Mr. Berg-ant Pet.* new appeared in. support 'of dm conviction, which he - said was made upon the 35th (lee. 111. chip. lb. The Learned Sergeant Lase cited the !Bib tie°. 11 , then, Geo. 111., and 4rith lieo. 111. in support of his argument. By the 35th lieu. Ili. chap. 113, it t ype expressly st ted that no public brewer coed retail ale dt beer titillate 'a proper license from the Magistrates; RINI he contended that a license from the Excise (whirls bid been pleaded as Sufficient authority) ' did not fire the *pottiest a right to retail beer. The Learned Sergeant, in the conclusion of his address,• expressed his surprise at finding the Solicitor for the Excise attend in Court foe the appellant. It was not surprising to see that tho Excise kept a watchful eye on every thing calculated to affect the revenue ; bat it was, he con:eived, a Bette einealsr, th see their solicitor appear in support el a man who diipoted 4 the authority of the Magistrates. Perhaps the Excise tbonght the appellant eight in his to:inattention Af the law 4lf thal.Aga.m.asAiLtlst :fv_r.....alt_r • • b e r -Prilki andentold it, was it not sometime% anent stag • at tempts should bare been made, 'mid shcald have• filed, last year, *in Parliament, to extend this right -of tail Brewing ? , The CHAIRMAN said, it was clear that his decisibottell the one way or the o her, would not give satisfactioltentsd' therefore the beet coarse to bb adopted was that of • - • 'rig the lee-tion into the shape of a • case, fur the ...I the court of King's Bench. Mr. BOLSANR wbo agpesta fot -die appellate, sillitifis; 'had no ejection to the ease gding to the Court 'of Kirflei Bench. As tothe-ohjectiettAcen by the Leatoed Stjegat to the . apprararce ef the Solicitor of the Excise in the ease, he would at o•nteexPlain tbetianse of that Gentleman's I as well is his - (At r. Rolland's) oven &potently Whin inch-brewers as that of the appeth duced, applicationwes matielopba Treasury retailing beer; the 'Treasury referred it Excite, and there they were infortord th. legal (or kecutroun brewer ftreetellbe.t allowance furili &liege and filling allorvvei sal' brown . ; the beir not to be (*ask i On this adeies the parties ached, and t h e j ug t h e a dviee they had gime legal, thought support those who had acted span -it is 0- dragon-of -the Magistrates. For this - he (Idt Selland) • bad ' been imitated by eke* sapped the . appellait's ease. It teak atter Sale "futtbet nines:falba& geouin Anal& be scot as a castles Ihe Court or - lEldg'. Lk-osh,' b.. ~_.. -,..~~ ;1 . Mr. Serjeant [sett. mid: that in police to his cli en's. h Was hatint to awe hie deeidrd conv:cttoo Shot their ronvii t ion was in dir-ct aeconlantv with the Isw. With all due re-pee t : for thr Board of ftiteiSe, he could obi help etlites•ing a hop that they would in tutore ahstain f rom . if i e ,fig opiniias upon sn.di i o iresaat "oldie que•tions, until he law itel ,beratn• more tally explaioed and established by the coot petent authorities. oitnesses were then called, who proved the feet of the appelhat %seing a common brewer. It Was also proved that he lied given the rego'ar notice of his intend in to retail beer and ale, and of ids isarinz, elven up the allowance made to wholesale brewer+, for leakage and filling,• natnely, three barrels in every thirty six. The owotion was upon these fart. tin! into the. shspe of scout tor Ow derision of the Court of King's Bench. The Chairman, in the Ist an time, sitiirtned the• conviction, sub km, of omits++ to the above,deasion. Serje.et .Psha tbenght that as the ease was of the greatest impottance; to . the generaly, appli cation °vitt to be mule totbet,CUlln of Kung's Beach to have the qaestiott tried sisippedily,is.ple.rihle. Mr. 13..1.1.AND tltat.applicatienohottl. l he male to ithe At orney Ornate% who Would •no doubt pay 'proper • attention to the ug l iest. aortut la MN e. GEOVGV. Ls.:D KENTON. This case. wmcalletl op early in the tl,ty, hot the appel lant not hying in trouts. it was postponed. It was aj.in called on'about dwelt o'dor's, and Lord Kenyon 'not haa• Ipg strived, application was made to postpone it fur a Ildtort time. : Mr, C. PoiLIAPS olarcted to the postp3nrnent, on the *rotted of hardship to his client. The respondent in this Veer was a journeychen printer, who had obtained a co%- ~viertion by Mr. Altssitull against. Intrd Kenyon, the pltontartetor of The True '104.4 Jew paper, fur a am of between 31. and 4/.. Ms Lordship for good reasons, no idottitta appealed against the conviction, and how that the we was called ea a 'ocelot' time, be did not eppesr.—lt waitstateil here !bat Lord Kenyon was in the con s try.—m r . Illeit.t.tra said he acted strittly by his client's directii.os ingleclinitto to postpone the raw. The Coetamas said Mr. Phillips bad a right to object to del •y.without assigning his rtasons at length. , Theca* was struck out of the paper, and the conviction of coorte,...thraied. ' • ' CO/MIST? v. l'iLlz wean. ' I • I. Ibli tare M. Gobbet' obtained a cworiction before 1 Sir ttieintrd Itirnie. eigaiset • the appellant, IYebb, aho 1 keeps thp Mamatersinith lalit.tate, for having said to Mr. , l c . a• y ou name is Gotetr. is it? You dare tint skew your fain is a Court (tr./attire, and no Nfagitrate will ha ieve yoar Ward is Court: . Ibe penalty indicted, under the. Statute, teas U. Mr. AlbottPUl:a was about to take an phj-rtion to the enneioion, tin the croand that Sir it. Birhic W4lil 0 t a local ikaglarrate tisitnin the district where the alleged offence was commilud, when— • Mr. Fatsiar, t the respondent, said, it vas for hint 'first to take an objeetion, *hkh .ite dia, nau kk. that lite appellant had furnished the coll'iTietieg Msdisir,sts with, the notice of appeal required.ty the Act of.Parlintueat. . A paper, pti4turtittir to be cosmic.. wasliere put in sai real. It was atilltewed tailiii . itiebarl Birnie, anti soli!, "Take notice, that.' lei_ eseepideting mysett guilty of the *fence upon which tlia canvicii.on was mule, I stall sr. „peat" &Nit- editer•atiltbe Act regnired tko•notie t shook/. ,bat Kireu of the intendettappi.al, `. settioglooth the 'natteri iberitor." This, Mr. :reattach contended, had 414 b een ,i,,, liAlwatioper. and thereihre they bad no alike. . • - ••„,wike... , as Ciest oi sim eat oss no rt t ; ise. -.-"lit . : ol . je.ctiowls a good oar, nips is 2 • D o ligim sitbasilaka• 'bit it *eh but the Vl:airman r r. : silt Oa .00. , Floe v, mil the VellOctioft Wa4 alit.utNi. ti•liv. Osakseto a kelt - 40 f costa.- --Th. co.ioo,v ...id, ..po cocei, g icoryos cow. $. you need riot bare lyiN4l *here. 1-1 4,••••• -• • ^ tKe the in behalf were sent they leitstex4- where they n.le•r whieu tore their departure aissetitetea -Isl .., of which 9/. were given to de. trey deal cave's** sl(t4eii jeurney. In conseqemee of the paldieity glerstl*rbet4namitions which bronchi down sr% math misery upon thomipohr people, some leznevelent gen. letnan, who signori himatetf, " H. T. O." transmitted to him. Set to kei applied tie thilr relief. The note containiug the benefaction bad HA Words—" Aid thy distressed neigh• boors and Man." and was written by one who ha great experience io deeds of charity. His Lordship expressed a hope that the generosity of the pubic ooutd be extended to the poor miserable adventurers who were the dupes of this barbarous speculation, and he would take rare that the contribetions should be appropriated according to Ilia ergeacy of the cases. The orphan child of Serjeant O' Neil being too ill to bear removal, remained in town; an I was attended by two medical gentlemen, elm gave theirs ivices gratuitous y. ' • An Interesting girl abont 19 years gage. narnedllareas rat Rice, appeared to prefer a compl tint &leaflet the parish Officers of St. Bartleolomew the Brest, fur not having given ber relief in eetreme necessity. She bad, she said, been seduced by the son of her mistress upon a protnise of montage. Ifer mistress w 61,141 tel lady of great respectability, and lived upon her . e.come, which was considerable. ' Her. seducer toak 1 eleings far her in Kingalsnii Road; told his mother they were married, apd visited her constaritly. After a short eine, lioweveo hanaele some pretext fur giviug up the lud,:ing, and eer.t Ler ketne to her mother, who wits a olio r, had rove,. other children, and was too poor to keep, her. Ile left her ,its deist at Ler mother's, bat she met him sebsequeutly, and he repeated his promises to her, and promised to get her .a whiniest. residenee. He then tout: her tai a house and gave her a nigher( lodging, but he deserted her in the' INfOrrning, and shetad not seen him since, nor recri red any assistance from him, althongh she seas fee gone in pre;; She i co_mPlaieed to his • mother, oho was deaf to See expohtilatidfil,""arld refined to give her the lelst aid. irld for a friend Ohio , mother's, she must have perished ; *feat friendthard protected her. hut the parish officers having rited her Contrition, threatened to visit her kind hostess I Nvith the sevorebt pueriehment for harbouring her, their ap-1 lirehenalons belbg - that she would become barthensome to then.. She was conserosently obliged •to apply to the pe risit officers's:4 . lhr parish in which she bud gamed a Fetrie7 'meet by three year' service, for relief, but they refused to give any withouta:Pass from the parish in which sheiball• last slept. 14otii.titit parish she received half a erown,sner i'site *as sentto • tile tiari-di of Iliehopergate, where she had slept eine sight at the lodging procured by her seducer. The officers 6f that parish refused to piss her; bee lose site sd net reirnlartr resided there. Driven almost to mad she calculated upon death as the only benefactor she meet 'es ithr t far hostess, hoesever, thoneht of the ex• it of applying to the ewe, Miyor. The poor girl effected wlelheshe was making this statement, that rare was hat twee i t let ea rs. ferusle4be had received the tire, and been threat.' wftitperlait vengeance, for having done to, toll tit! Alayise, drat'llieupplicant was sunk so deep in d .iris e ttestateAt Pik 'bad received. that she actually at teumed to 'coinipfeleuleride. The character of the eu , ni• 'moate ereatnre harteever been touched before she tell *a irtimt to the itneortonities of her seducer. • The beadle artists last parish in which thigirl slept gait' that now that theliting was explained, he; was Otte reset ; to ISaso tier to Iseesettlemeet. I The. Low Mfafftflo t el a ff, hewn Ibued to make a gen r iee-• • • I,l t l t4 ll p. d ir l t: s e o,olaiserbirultraslastizipoprewialicejraeriOitre 12 . se n r , s y u . eo fie: l c i v ti ,ir ti . lag th. Mien a . peor citatura resented .11.1 sell for e r ;i e r . aweigh 'bet rule this 14 be el.ar part her s-tiletnea ; ..,,,. upward, her pitille wont.' nut citric, 1;er; aid e " ,- . e 'WAD gassed serardipz to low, as it was c 4 :44, &DA the t•.t ;trash id, whklt she Pad slept. Sae tiii•ii ar ta k ooskt , ,,i .hunt from parish 16 perish, 'until driv-n to ceyp o i, si .,' ..tnismit.ed 'bine disparate art 11p0f1 h. reel( or others. - I-, 'lr pr lent instance, tioght tit. poor girl ta lie cent, i n 1 . r rottriiiiimi. :rizilit. In , t.ths advanced in pr •gtia oc y„ f ro „, i i tiarish to patish-r i, ethane to- W.v!irie!), it lt;,,r a i i,, h. ,. / I,hren 1,-ft be bet i-dticer? Why conld she not b, taat i v: ,., at once without the lot m cf a pass, when I cr settleme4; he as clear ? What w. niii have beefs the s or.4l:ion or t!,,,,,. el.o At eaeloned eantt &lay. had she tiff. eteil I' ri purpobe of self destruction. The pr t !.t:cs of refusicg to receive t'le pour witheat It pass on such oceasicus. op b ase an , i cruet The pilot girl in the present instawc had errett, as was the ease in trine instances eat of tea, (ropes bei ng of tau i oces ioas and tender a disposition. Her ciao, desei vet t the utmost cotepvssion, anti the fenale who remistd her When she was slinnned and driven away by Whets of b ., , sew'merited great credit. . ~ • An order of removal was Hies made oat ..Ag r i the phor girl to the pariah of her* settlea:eat, liv4l k.,, a , proniesch that steps should tail takta to 414 Ike a i ago,„ to areoatit. Bow SrtintT.—Yesterday a ger tee! ,yilitirr min iii . s., brought sip from St. Chtanent ' s wat , b housi, before Tuosts a Hahtv, Esq., the Sitting hingktrete, on a.cltd.rxr o f cr 4. ioz the si,,,a board bilonzine to the Saracen's lira.% Scow fill,. it was p•ovrel that si bile in a *tide of int briety a w0m...0 had given it to him ta cart.). Ha a „ disch.irzeifi,• Johnsoa,Alve informer, again made his. artpeansure at this otbee, in Win:Title forward 'sloven iuf. rain tier's agaiust ' tuOrs, for the old Mines of seal ig . trsild 'tittdr Ova dent,. mieetion of ttlisrtrrn and half 4 t !hitter, sad 44 4 • for tot weighing them. Eight do l i t =ilettlioel - pi.,„l costs, anti ttie'reat disa.iseti on inhitiltit.dit la the hew - 'nation.. . . . filanLocaotton :5 FILEET.—Yi eiltfat a M i nt hi g h ,f: prepossessing iippearan , -e, :tau dre,seif in a. l i t it h sail, of fo.hion, was' brought - from St. Japte't .catch te eo .,., charged with being tirunk anti dispirit.; ly oppditite the' house of Lord tiynevS. au Thorstay night ;list. She !arktioarteitted that' her conduct was efuririaejalsr e . k at it arose trona indierreiion in having 'drink i., freely at a . 1 party to which' she had been invited. Having meoetai,,,i . her resin:o4lde fatuity conneotiont, SDI expremrd kir 11. to sarroNv for the irregularily *be had etwoolitte:., the itlagts , I str..te Jisvlineged her, it ith a s t liett ! le admonition. qat:roat &lan PEte . e - l'e•tot:!fty Jvha Jafolawc, oet. of the ta.rhiteys at the House of t :otr:t 1:or, t:diti lietk.Firide, who' stood remanded, ttas tiroailit OP for tistsl•enandesitiah, visa rued with havi..c stolen a quantity of liyonsoboolis, i'raysr hooks, A lb' es, the Chaplain's scarf. 'end' eith• t artseles, from an ostise in the tia‘ertior's "potterer,: Atte: a private enainitiation, the hisg,strote told the !titan:% er, that inconsequence of the goo-1 üb..raoter j,e Vil . ijsiter to tioene.the co:oplainacts did 6.. t wish, tapro.red oratost. him fur the . felmiy, but ,an the (%a:lh/ulcer's rit.t for ille. 'llly pawning. Ile seeordi` , :ey convicted Lisa "i , s . th e Penalty of tier pounds, together . wish Its, t ug , * 'l AA :arks aterte patitie d far, whirl) he being a rtab!e to peq, lie was, s:;tit,nretito one mnutlea imprisonment la this:Vete Pgis v o, ' tler!,:priwill. ' • . Qoarrc SQUARC—,ASSiCLT AND eIiALLUNGS.-46. LS :. tthug'.elevritmd as an army nifirer on heivpoy, ye 4 nie.y 1 prefer. ell a Cil4rirp again,: ll'on. deiii3e, Fag. (ultatt *Oa • and challenge to &flit a Joel. , 'l'he complainant said he married ; emend tinaghter of , Ilre„,islicet, in lsl2, with whom ha should have Word wiry happiljr. hntsfor the undo* influeoce is -eras aver tier jsy the et4eti.ittedt He (Mr. Lr,r) had bad the asiedertniw to fall into motors, ant( ' a confined in the lintels ,11114' . 01$ "Pi:A. iitotced•iii 4 WV? 'alit ea:ri g :Ll:3.4i, hollse, mid woisitHerafterocardt ati.oe to •co ' tit to are thee; 'intbiscinentir )1r... A. called on hint et rioatilo. silted Pim very otutb, anti fettoeeil him iii t the rive Vielota. whore, be artleitir "Coppl.intot uit h s .a,, atlck, and couipl*aot dertn led himself with a briclthat. 'this virologist ltati collected a meterotind theta, and vie popte alio a iiillhaig all the wav into iVeittininster. W L chop strove Witten*: in bodily fe:ir of 31r. .Isircot, Wlso stn led haw he inighi ' lettroy Min. On Ntr. Asisc it, being etil ti on for hie de• , fence, he said. coupl.Linant its. a torten* hant,er. vrho,bell I vln3vietoft his wife's pr.iperty away, via NI orAisrs 'rbil. , I drrn into the wee!, Meow, having soother plsee,h idea we t to him for shelter ; that he had merely called tio *lca UP ' thrift to remonstrate with him, When he was treated laith great ahne,•: that NI r. tedium was a violent in 'Nand had already been hound over at Moillsoroughlifte:t to keep the price low 9rdr him. • The •Nlagistrare /armed to think it wila only !sir the obligation should be reciprocAl, and bound Mr. As.itait over, in.bin own tee.goia Lacee,•to hero Lky pia! Its rar.is Mr. Lethup, . Fa tc. Wedtiekt4 iseursini. wirout stsa oiel6eit, Jartuing tire 1•:-...ice oat to the foritlie , i of '9r. W.eleyn, in Mercres•row, S:teltrell. It tea, first' eseutestO hy . tr. syn whoS WAS a 'rake t e Ott ftfroilire lona be , ftline. iu %%MOh he halt haen e l, r obe.. t l ,,jh i c Le's plete I Lae. It u. s o i , h tier is t 4 t •mot g aSeit4 that, is a state of otiJity, rrcaord Vo? the vette( etentrot utriteet, Froot isrolopt syssi t t owe -of VW prorire anti ntitetr rtittio-s, the tlevAstotiote ae•ettelinvi to Vic: Wel ytt'• presaii, s. ' • • - • ..----- r• COURSE 151 , EXt:HANCIPT,:-Fittaks, , a*tertian • • - ' •• • 105 0 Rios", at Sight li .19 1.4.11r.ra........ ... : . .45! 1 0 Rottecisase. , An:wrrp Ilah(iurd,“. . ...... .....37 7. `,ltsii4 . ...., 4 /3, II Aliova Piris, 3 illya 6410. 3;1 C 3 P..,rrem rhti.l34). If lilts) •.'''- - • sZi .'i I:Situ* " • • 39' 0 11...,rtleau it ...... ... ....CVS3 tfrorfo.. . ... .. '....;.3? U itrankitama 111.4 ilitlit ...I.stS' j • ItitiSaneire ''l • 49 .; Petterabssiet3 im il.rb!;;,• , 1.0. • ifti l ik.l.;.. • • 3l o Res ;hex ..)„..I!str oolt : Ttl•tage. • Vsitbliit.•- • • gi to V.i.stiv e ft.l oss..... bi a•zs is.l.lV. furl • 9,', to Tiiectr 4 .l4, 4......11/34. • . , liCctiow. *et ex. Mudrtal , . • .3 q.t) • Partagaiguld-1net4. 4 .ti, 011 . 0 • 2 Cadi5..':,.............) U • Iroreigagold in•batattl. OAm Allbot *.' ' ..Sii, 0 New ti0ub1090a.... 0 , . 0 41 rtlareelont ' ' • ..3t) 0 Nevi itOilirs ,•...:0 ?0 ti Seville-i ......... . ... ..• 25i V •SilferittbarS,Oaallp I/ is "MAPAt 1E1).-:-(in tucirsday; tAttt lost.o St.Jsates7ltallaroL. Nithintel Itiatettato. EAT, *of Piresndlity Alit* of J.X*4- - .street). to Miss Fanny flient. of Keriingtortesparte. 4 On Thurrday inst. at St. Paneria Me,* rittereC 11. litgaire; Ent., of Kenstrgton. to Ilelen, yoatioreat slanidstiefolittsb Sato t:spt.iin Peter Saxiniac, of tne Hoar. Batt 4.adtaNCiiiiita)'‘, it•r%er. . . • • . . • '• • - - Oa 'llwrulay last, at St. Mary Cray. Kest, Was. Baal. .E 4 l. of 'Lincoln'. Inn, to M , :rtha Amelia, the eldest dloglltalt of Thomas 11:,•r i ou, F:sq. of thy foraser place. Dtk.lll--0.1 IVelineNday last, in the p4th year of We M. the Rec. JOllll :Haut, D.D. the dancer Fellow of .11asdslea Culler Ve, Os(ord,aad izarof Sotath Tather , T .111 Cora natl. •• On Ti a a iPy lost. at her hnote in Queen Anne Nitseattcy, r. Isct of tVidiant Wo4atiey. Esq. • in thal2vont) of Knit. • • • • • .. on 11',d::tAtlay last, Matti.* Speagg, €4. Crescent, ag,,l 70. Oa t!W I'dth I -ttt. Uliz , 6o.th Aal. wife of 0( E,i. Of ::i le End, axed t 9 •. 0,1 th•.: lttra inst. in Neterste•qtreat, Mr. t • of P.t:eraester-row,ated Lei. : Priogd /kw! . • • by•lt. W.", Ogle% Lamp 1 ..,.._ .111 1 e t ig_ i.e Adi I Lill COO MP Mrs sail Ifm , 3 et orprl Misr sequi The i short other Itbel sw4ll keep War when w. demi *MI id. I d yer , i Mb ta ilbs " 1 11 I . _ rot the very ;test . illiberality. , They rewash, *new lemummees st a bs o olbovaaasiws , 004 the conmetton was altr.ue tbeestete is tinting to his client, to oped a kw yards of gra!susil ae gk. v aanto a k a 4 -{oi ca ,, a. .....:rh e e sis , tusiv s taw that in their district, for the purpose of layieg down gasinpea, easio s Aig i sw ya ls coverts; , you wend a ot has . wae • herc. sad sok .to oevierio,llgitt , up Newington and the adjheent . .a• Ifs 7. -,. ~" teatheve . lea leatlseed :witlt willig 'ltoOki/aitib . 160 . . aa in '.. • -..., •• , - ~,, "-.• • P - :' , .. i%%tkilk - . • ` . l- 7.- . • ysad ' W vw ...J anew its the same gorod -- ;;;Ier as when it Oaken ;•• i - • ~ . ~,:... s 4 ibis indeed, koppeared slut the pretest wars eon et dim ~ 112. son •st.r. *is stunt & .' . 7 7 •%. arils against light. pr he might say a 'ion at.. _. ~ Lqato a the Justly, Ko.-at OM . . • .^•:• •- , visible . •' The - Learnel. Nergeant then proem:WA-to tinistr lido old 3 . . emigrants to Poyala„its hill .-• • - -.• several Acts of razlisnieat, wherein the lirosaik Vinbid etaholocamail a ion kad been raiseslowes• 1 t o i s c onsidered as ender the Kensington tow,` Itot it down to their ism , • (Aland, is Abe pl. C 4 vilitre t does not etne•within. the limits of M. A, Te#loo4:4 - 1. wouhl toot !Aril , . vtr from the viektles . littler wi The Vestry of the parish of Mary•laitoone, • appeevelLitu they I.,bourell, lime subscriptions •receivou, b-tore t 11 .5 114 ! 3 " be liltuthe dog in the manor, they would neither •,tt• departure amounted -W 134., of which N. were given to _the pro . minated themselves, nor wouWtbey allow olherslo ine;the fray the expense* a tipiir journey. In conseqwenee of !stance in tin ease: lil no patina% were' intro. peas, sl ntrytin thrsobjettlif reali 11 tpe parties to 'tie pedirei tit; It it was perfailly" was so ,•r, by givinc u¢ he 'beery! tat to hint at ***Oa. The apakthe pa e visea, jested % 14.3 Excin onaraiiir.r- !Leek' A lbougirt it • rimarsto lit the I in opposition la- a y teusrl - reason it ii/0,- !"""" by !to Boactust riaint • - . • -• . • Tba tiol.for It C4lO W w ••••••V. -- ' Of Soteh Taherwro curs 'beim. ate ego y. blame in Qaeen ouse, Xone-street H It ▪ Wbaetiey, Esq. of /annoy No r kedh • IMP* pra.Ag. Es;. of 1644141 ml of b o har k Indio of George Tertottreu. i • etreet, Mr. Thomas areact:. ke ;t11:•1 1 . at berm, lee disked ad ens (Mee, No. last, sirs. 4 . 1 1,! - I.4:o.Later;etnr. * , ab o , e • 8 •• , • ~:a.