The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-03-14 00:00:00

kJ" -;C lEnj• r I L LlGENaliti °°nsitt' :„d feta Twit PA! . °Milt? OF en tatCliltqt, : .llAlielit l .i 4 ". 7 surto:aft'', th - irettiti ;'","; • Mr. 11,.tat anorad i that tbelnjundien grantati eE an application. pf Sir Samuel ; itorailly ) , pupa former day, might be diipolved. T.b i ttAtjunctioa wit! vs 'restrain the bdtendant frcnOtaadia; "Iva a ba c illi and *arrant of attorney of whi it appeared,; had heengiranted •bjrifiim instlar-the dismounted and walked by the side of the Innwes...--e He gave them out of the chaise part of a kettle of won , awl some biscuit, and said to Shilling, " Post. boy ! I think I shall take a hackney coach." Shil -ling told him the first hackney-coach stand was at the Bricklayers Arms. He replied, 44. I shall not get out there • that won't do, and asked if there was not a coach-stand in Lambeth-road and desired him to drive on to that place, as the chikiso would go faster Gently told irk-not - isfej s s • I WiAlewtotes which end Iskiii Ytieutas Christmas, in 'oiait . e get paid on February it), bibielsft- Vert of the value of .a dralt . tsse . . Fearts, and payable to Mr. Reit Mr. Joseph Feartt, a stork: its 4 knew Lord Cochrane, the Hon. Inks* stone, and Mr. It. C. Butt ; risifis habit of Mew' . . bit64en Miro i .. krona% thrill ~ POIIMI/Crlilli s leer ) I --riesamel 'l9 4 tivesse coach. At Ike• same time the . .cleinan :cling . .. _ -' : . _ ShiWing, that he need not mention any thing as Jib public funds; that on the . -.wit al.\ lowing cirownstances: e i-iln 1106; litinliffi4g alpalic fOnds ..41 pla. th a t ti me a plus/num of-tiventy-thrielthirS of agah west o•c, but that on reikrtsinfr he might mention it February, he.sold for various . , applied to the Defenda t pt for the 1 et 600. Inf to. whom he pleased. When they came to the Stags at Omnium to a very large amosit , its .l iallitl 111 r. R.. Sindom having requested to attend the .! - 01Lk which he agreed tepey 14001. si x months after * • banitelh, there was no coach there. The Gentle- 028,0001. Of this sum there .were soldier . iCoinutittee, . stated. that be resided at Northlieet ; flat about .. ais hour before dity-lyiht on the morning death of a Mr. Bader' ai that limisixty-eight year, man then drew ep the side-blitid of the chaise (at Onetime. • '.. .s -bird Cochrane. - 11001111. )4 (1 .1: et February 'the gist; two men, dressed like lc* of age, at whole deatt 'the ' Pliiintiff had A great o w ," the corner where he sat), as if to hide himself, and • noo. A. C. Juhiutuue .1100001. I Q , • .rei g nas and pretetidineto 'have come recently from pectations. The Defendant idvanced tite Meilen' .1 he post-boys drove on to Marsh-gate. They stepped tar. Mu - - ' 154 00 4 - 1 ' the coast of France, landed near his house from a .and • received the Defendant's bond for' 13001: sit the side of a hackney-cesch standing there, and a l e-oa r e d giilley, - and having celled him up, delivered . on the chaise-door avid coach-door being opened, t h e - most of which bad been py_rchased_ \ iota , purporting to have been written by a able at the time befuretaentioneil. :Mr. Butler died the "reek preceding ; that. Mr. Bubi'in October , 1806 and the Defendgqt • latmedietel 'Gentleman got into the coach and drove off, after 1 ord Cochrane, iii his instructions applied for the payment of ,the 150)1, .the nuke ,' the name of Partridge, whom be had for- ' -having giceit a: gold Napoleon to each of the drivers. k and tint s uch- barrel - us 'are _ known at Dover, requesting . ii NI to take these : liff4 necessities stilt conlinuisig, lie applied to ti t g Shillisig asked , the waterrean where the Gentleman • 1'7_1,, ~ i_ii Coc h rane - tie persons to London, who had great public news ; Defendant for further time, Who agreed to give 'hitt' ordered the'oseehman to drive? and-he replied,' 4i to 'e Se° 'es , ,by ' "" , eousemikate to Government, but not to' suffer five Gcosvenur-square." 3 -Shilling described the Gentle- Cochrane, ' Mr. 'L. Johnstone, a n d , 'IS it IV. oxPonoe ; that he aczerdie. Y mamas litriug a large red nose, large *bilkers, face r a ••th c t Mr. Cochrane wltt L iargi---- . li tarn '' ' lock on the - loovettesii %wird Ito they ,. . ett ignara: f t` y o ' and agreeing_ to -pal Ilse 4 14 ; 4K rather blotched, and thae when he spoke his eyes 1 0. re:Tory .., . n n__ r , . urt 1 the l .. half yearly. This was agreed' to manlier latileady described to Mars -gate, aleerel ti fid, the hitareat.had been I , - 1 d ever - shim, - • that the Defendant tistght harmed , to catch ; lie thinks him about die height oft 't n.° c.! for 1T11..1 Sh orter - noegu tidy' pet . ever - shim, Slighted ; tbat they then went to Westosingtee- •r ha prayer of the bill was ; *per. the Vence Officer, but not cru ire so tall or so !Stock Etc 'age), without . his o _ it._ _ , and took a boat to Whitehall, and pn enon th° ! I T ° • came due, and calling upon him to scsoolyt roe the is, restrained him acting. upon the boisdnehen it big. tansap.,the had a brown 90400, and a red coot under t he enteeed.it o n i the MOrnsug f_ the h sold a great deal of the passages et that building, had no .tsob.l monies he had already received tnr..-tn . termlf.-of liben,,brOwii . fur:cap, ' with something like silver lace I 4141:1 He had also sword and a small portmanteau , liiir*lthnlig-- ie h tion of duo i daY, yet (ii . th t ! excep _ or lin .. leave of him, by 'eying tfiey *IC fltintiff, and to pay back all which her had- - iiiirfr • ' writirli: sere laid on -the seit•of the chaise, • LT e paid ; Thenthmed) toe d i ed not sell f y .5.5 0001. • that Lord Cochrane be occadonfor his services: that he has not for the claaise at. Dartfotd, and 'isrifered itto &ill to I -.-i , . . '-el Of them tipilti; ghat he has , however, imps- „b um the prineipal of 6001. and biivfirlie - tyres .• 4Seiviiing-street. ilhillingssaythe has no a e dh t b ut I the omnium .. above ment i one d on on and finds that 'the order sent to him wgp . . thereon, on the ground that advante" laittr 'bob .' ' iCochraneJohnstone bough t , . that be should know hintugala. ; .11 1 1i.Sandem stated, that he had no I taken J oe necessities of the ptiiiitict g o P . . 06 . fan e hew. 1. William'Crane *Meg; thit he is the &lent' of' the ' tliht t ie , hi n ts Mr. COChrane J , tkeStocli E xc hange; that he had disclai i to • make tut imprope r lean.sferior, Ma PoweraionanYina iveckeev.iioach, Wet. p9O, That he - fob up on Alosn.. Butt acted : in concert on , Mond'', _ ledge of any of the partiei in the plot, a pas ) t 0 h t !at other _ . / flutes they have occados 1 : *Crests iwthe property. AC Nre Baikal , Poe teeniest 'de February '2l lat Abet fOryliilibite's lies., . for some time he believed the report ( which ' C ounsel coote 'd o i ed ha • h •, . ~ t t . 1 atever oh,rchen !hers 1 ways in the purchase and Betel a circallitted) to have been true, , . otelsal - i w Ike inerni net at -the MalisfiLglite, a gentlb:- ' • • .! oni;ht have been to, INis tit-quill .trinoaction betwee, whole of the above business wee . .., ._ . _ __ ... . maw who had just alighted e fret* i Dart, fbritlhaitt . ''. %" I th e parties prevhsek te the'dat, bof Mr:Boiler, those i settling days, and not for cueney.,. sad fuer •; that he Was directed to' dileeitelll4.l ASSIZES. ° -. ''. 4 .. ja. Illibitiktions . were iill -dine ably with by the sulsie: Gre'rn-street, Grosvenor-square, whet tire. OW .* • • ; : .---oui-- ' • ' '.- ' . g Mr. Hichens, a stock-brekeViii_ 1_ .'., lbeing enderstOod that he iintikotiote ottitan alighted, and. knocking at the deer, en u i s tim,,that a. Ithough lie ba d kno , a .v . alti se . v i P s ‘ t r o e :ie t. f ol or s i o n m ne e s y s, a 3l ..i tsy .. e " t . .. i I li e ..° , OXFORD, MAltelf it j '.'"' .. h[e': Bustler, when his.. had the interest- in posseano• le 11 fur I:otinel or Carte in -- [the coachipan'il riot setet,cy er PROMI S E OF MARRIAGE. T and not in reversion, only to peLttie. 150QI . *ids • hear the name], find was tali) by thiteriiiiit t i nits Suh*Ummittee) w a i t ed up on ' hints lisi*commenced' on Wedn esday, 'betqr, ; interest ; lie cited several cases in support of at.. was gone to breakfast in Cumberihnd , Areetrifi ' "WA 'tiCi . DAWU and,Mr. Baron Graafian. ~ tgauteent; and trdsted his *Lordship woola. dissolni • retuiving this.reply, the gentleman asketrit NC; uld trdei a trialstaok piece, which excited eon.: the injunitien. • business for him 01 the rue . rec rut interest. It was an action brougbt by Mr. ; Sir SAIRtiIiii • ItOKILLT and Mr...Wiltraeresti . Lon. write a snit to Min t and on.teing answered in ih* tint year,-- th at wo nt i the Bth of I affirmative, he we n t into the parlour apparently for Nellie, an artist- and drawinunathtc r fmr- tended, that the subsequent agreement arose from ties that purpose .; that he took hits portmanteau and tri-make smite puiehlasee its. Omniui residing • . this city, againat.the itev.,p-vrare . fist , and if there was any -thing wrong in that, it at., sWordin his Mud , and laid them down as if fernlike . Creased to such an extent, that on the pr .r, o pliw„ end Mar Cached to thelistt i ee.egreement ; they had no doubt with . the 'mese ; that on Cranes asking him for Mori 'lt imoitn ; ted to 565 0001 . of ' recofer ,as a. compensationAelbdt I lia his Lordshiplreuld be of the Mete opinion. •-• motley, he canto to the parlour door and•gase hint was seid•on February the 16th, of primly of marriage, made by Mrs. Ertiejsof : The LORD Cityrcii.Loa observed,. if Ake trainer...! another shillilig;--that Crane' then left him in the February the 17th, —that the lissirelanit, ko the Plaintiff. j _ - . . lion had stood. lb' its Original' shlpe, and on the ori.i house, and the door being shut, he drOve away ; 2 5 0 ,QQQ1 • was sold on the morning - liatit, Iteppeared, was employed by fitr.,-,igintil bond, he - Should have no difficulty In continoW that he should knot! the house again to w hi c h he —thit Ott of this sum of 260,0901, the father Of the lady, to insteuct his doug h ... rug the injunction. It gpoeld clearly have bean's drove, and also that be should know the gentlenitiji Mr. C oc h rane Johnstome, that- 50,i r ilikktpf drawing. The only,writeAtreualsed sale of his reversionaryinterepts - under the pressure • again iss. his.speech;.—that he looked: like a forelintk,,. friend of his, and he etintented to * isslaillia •ANeille, . sister of . .the,„Plaiutiff ; rohr‘ostleareasAnd• embarrassment.: • The only diffiebityt h a d a, cough , nod bp" a r #im ace g m a n , ' Ni d e to l e any loss . which might accrue ;- 7 -tOt„ , . **" . "'" *W .., f t Wi r- oii - *red"' afire it alkOenrati., thiost 4 strong partiatityl „in t e (114 e %Fag, the dear arrangement made after chef - ' middle site ; —that he had on "tt' ,I*tivr'n great-coa_t t Lerd Cochrane or Att;elett- 't- • erer o a 4-,a rtated that he h a tiobeisted between sties and the tisiginiitual-,.death'of Mr, nailer, and which it was now contend,. / with a red coat under it, and .a far .ciP iiith' gold I Mr. Sinal f lbovie, a .i le pried to be mactied on .the Ist of March , 1811; ' eif; 'Wes •'cohtlitatitory *or the original traniactiOn.: lec•-;-..-that the servant who opened the door was a bought (a few dos riot t o Feb. the 21 st ) , 10,0 ; . 1 , - , a Yo eortishefate which; .letters wept produced, iii,nite ;He would take Sri opportunity of - liiiiking iiitii short man, rather elderly, and dressed in black omii!um for r. Vac vans John st one , a *A i'. ir which Miss Ireland objected to the Ist of hitarch.,• the ca ses whkh . bbd ISe'& - cited ,, and give . his j itt-; clothes. omnium foe Mr. Butt ; that both these wee! emu : 1 _ ~ ,___ . ... . , _,, 4. _ the morning of Feb . , _bargains . tais h e z-rc , 4 ,.. 4 „ * *,.. a ..g..,,...iii % .....c, , ....., - 1:. , ,.. ~ .. , , ... 7.1.:, , , .. ~,•,,ac., ,....... . _ . 4 b. the 21st • that the wet% '‘i,c 9l " e gl"ltfm'A 't s . ll fYP enm g . 4 . 1 ,ti0:i Pri"l'Yi ten d inentifter Inreiet4se - SOL. ' • . , _ ~.' tinter, the Police Officer, stated, that on Setif. -o h made L ot . :.thitvott tiny, Feb. 26tti,:te went with Willnetteleto;setting dab.. nun . . • „ .-- ~ • • • • er, I al oe , , i roneenlagday -: Siit9e, that little or,Dco a CWAAS 4 r: I . ,..a ;Be v ,. At e w erw ou st lik e Gr a igigle. hackney-coachman, to f4reen-stivieit--te . order tb ' . 1%_ _7 1;:1n. ., KtchartlM(l!nkL„i t 4 s 7 - Oat -Mt-- • • . -. . , 419- 11 !'w-takell VW4- betwee 4 . 4 :ti.h. t ,e/T :, . .-orrit.k . lowsrt. • ' gs * • ' 4 . IttrlTliffthelgOtite.' When they arrived there Ive lib Itt - ktikil'Prmfflr. . - . t t . •' jo n . c opteptett isiolle..Counsel, witktir ~ ..Clis the Motion of Mr. JoussoN, the iota e de* de,ired the coachman to knock at the door, andad Mr. Butt ~ • afternoon of Saturday, F e b . .Fht. l b. , . ,hisHonour eo : • 'the two sfaii 'lke cause o f match being broken.' being objected to . , (under some pretence) to enquire for the Gentleman Plied to his*" b°Y . 13000" 001114,iii • NT' then , . ~. ior, The letters were written with extreme caution, 'of the Master approving of Mr. Waters, sw - 5r4111..: bad se part:based- SD I, -, were - . settling day ; that he on , whom he had set down them on Monday. He did . l and proper person to bee leretim Manager of AU so, but was ansuered from the area, that the Gen- Oronium for him, and gained ytts per sent. on ..t a.-ii„, s :. 10111.4. by no means fulsome. . se: ...:04 m o r..DAIONCEY ' in -reply, addressed the Jury in Opera house , and also comusming Mr. WeWittliif s trans um ; but that he declined entering ea *lemon did 'tot live there ; that Mr. Durand did tu most, energetiC langnege, on the mischief which: purchase of tbe.share and interest of the.late Fsamillit live there, but that he had jest left it ; that the family large a spec ulation . as. the orse o now proposed ; tbati ri t occur in 'respectable families, were the teach* GOOld in that concern, by which, in his owa tesgist a l . however, he dt i d purc hase 3 h • ,0:::: 1 ;TM It now residing there was Lord Cochrainv's, LOU that... l ,,, lfn "tiri of [Mete diughters encouraged in obtaining 'their . ; h e - has become,ca-propcietor along with Mr. Taelbr; they came in only on Friday last. Sayer asked the as he re nested ;' and tha 4 f 1 " e ---- 7 1 :1affectioni, When. they were ;OP young to be a wartof I I ;N the Opera House, and. Mae mortgagee of Mc.' of February the 21st. coachman if he had any recollection of the servant, ! tile' consignencet. . "Ili Jury -withdrew about On) Tejdior:i share. • • • he replied, that it was net the same footman who 1 [From these statemeats it appears, that -on the 1 minutes, - and on their retarn, gait a verdict for the I opened the door on Monday when the Gentleman afternoon of Saturday, Feb. 19„ the three p art ies !plaintiff, with One Farthing. demogmv. ... • !•• • alighted. . ' 1 above-mentioned may belespsidered as having put...' The J'udge highly complimented thew 'on, their At a subsequent examination, Sayer stated, that chased fur the next settling ys the following sums, ' verdict w hich he pronoun ; {p, be perfectly jest. . lia.liail obtained information in the neighbourhood, , viz.— . . - -.. . . . - .. . . • that Mr. Durand left No. 13, Green-street, on IVed- . ', ~ t . .-r C 44, 1* 1• t - Lord Cochrnne. . . • , , Noose, , f ., 1 . , . t •.' - girkpeetie, i , n. ll , , • .3 . . . . nesda' Feb. 16, blind that Lord Cochrane came in litki. IV. C. Janda* .••• .. _ O 4O 10 . 004 . : ' • :.. ARC.RI2It. 141066 ilit.alogrini#,' •"• .. ~ .- !r . POLICE. '' • ';' ' • • b. if , , . SaiiiA, a boy•whes. Oiled •eiti' the . bilgle r lioro,' le, the corps of Loyal,- • North Etritoris,.:coMmendita Otitis - Royal . likirnesst therDuke.Of ism 6,14%0 up, for final exaoski..i. n . nation oni . 6arge of robbing the deft. in, .ificjvireh : : i ' street, of varlotis artiOes l , and;eofkettoliot t liele4lol belonging to the raentivrs •of tlNtemti. 4.Qpistaits*_ . .s.. Milton, of that regiment, statedi:***4 had. it command frein his: Royal. HightmOlk. ,inform Magistrotei; doer the Prisoner voimetteetred his ear.< vices to the Royal Nervy, •it was not wished to prear; ceed further. This being.proposed to him, be wit.. Jingly accep ted_ the otter, and was given in charge teen o iGcer to be taken on board the tender. • . • , .• " :a , ,y, a day or two afterwards. Sayer being instructed to obtain the most correct information upon this subject, stated, at another exa mination, that he • had ascertained that Lord Cobh vane came into the house, No. 13, Green-street, on 'Thursday, February 17, but that it is entertain hetiter Mr. Durand slept there that night or not; he likewise stated, that he had ascertained that Lord Cochrane, his brother, and three or four more men, Live in the house • that the man-servant had been turn. ed off, and another hired ; that the servant who let in that the pretended Du Bourgh is sent luta the country ; the maid-servant is not allowed to be seen wrspoken to; thifthiS house is Mr. Durand's, who has let it (fur nished) to Lord Cochrane; that Mrs. Durand has been seen to wear such a.cap as the one which the pretended Du. Bourgh it; said to have worn. • Mr. Laverence (Chairman to the Committee) stated, diet ha bad been to Messrs. .Bond and Co. bankelits, and haducertained that the four 11. Bank-notes, which the pretended Du Bourgh is said to have paid away to•the landlord of the Ship-ino,. Dover, to get hot with another 11. note which he had paid away ou the road, were in their hands between the hours of one and two o'clock on Saar*, the 19th of February; on being asked whether they could tell to, whom they had paid - away- any quantity of It! notes oiler that time on Saturday, they said' that could net. without a great deal of trouble, bdt that If hir4sawrence would mention the name of any per. son; they would turn to their account, and endea.. vour to ascertain the fact; he requested them to see if any cheque of Mr. Fearn's was paid on that day, wholly or in part, in 11. notes; but it did not ap poet that asty of his cheques were paid in•that way. One of his clerks, however, stated, that about three or four o'clock on that day, Mr. Thomas Christmas, a clerk to Mr. Fearn, requested to have bO one pound notes in. exchange for four ten pound notes rind two •fire pound notes, which were accordingly 'gison - to 111 r. Thomas Christmas stated, that he wad a clerk to Mr. Yearn, but could not recollect Whig ex changed the notes in question ; he, however, said, that he would not take his oath he did.not. - After much hesitation and apparent unwillingness, he at kngth acknowledged that he had exchanged the four tf.tt pound notes and two five pound notes for Mr. 'Butt, to whom he delivered the fifty one pound • notes. . Mr. Glover, from the Bank of EnglandOnvestiga .. Mr. Butt --- '• • .•• It •.: , '— 1 ~, This , was. an line directed to be tried •by the Total -• •' • X 775,000 n 68,000 Cornmilsioneys audit a late Act of Parlientent 'NO The whole of which was sold on the morning of ' enclosiog:the Coeitnens of the Manor and Tosinship Monday, Feb,11.3 , • . 1 , of Brimpton ;' aad•the question was, whether Lord , F. Baldrey stated; that be is a port-boy ai ihi Falmouth,, as Lord of the Manor, was entitled •to Rose inn, Dartford; that on Monday, Febrile) , : cOnspensetion generally for. his common right in the tlst . ' he rook tap Mr. R. Sandotn and two other , Brimpton, or whether he was entitled •to com. Pallans at Dartford, no a post.chaise and four; - that penaation • for as much land as was necessary to he was ordered todrive over"London-hridge,Thronalt : &pasture a bull, a boar, and a - butter nag. ° The. the City, and over Blackfriari-bridge, down .the : copylmoiders and freeholders: contended, that his Kew -cut, towards the Marsh-gate ; that the men Lordship's right was limited to an allowance for f had cocked bats with a white cockade in each ; that theselltretertionds ; • that by the cUstom of the ma- I . . dorOIL• the horses were decorated with laurel ; that they ! nor he was bound to kee p a bull, a boar, and a but. I MM. Birltuciion is Stslfai-,seeltillititfrent her et . came from Dartford to Lontlonin *boot an hour and' : ter nag, for the use of his tenants, and was therefore %were indisposition, as to ha cill bast of danger b .. . an half ; •thatehey alLthreegot, oat *boat two ittin..l only entitled to &smock right of common as would feed .i t her Physicians. fired yards from the Marsh.gtiti;liiirrirtkeyerries 4;-them.,_ '..l:hp keeper of the records of the Tower attend.-11 *lke Merino .Club are in hie; ,Miceli, in cease.- about twelve o'clock, and tying uptheir cocked',. ed with a nember of ancient.l.atin records„.bywhich it -quence of the recent reports of the improvementot. hats, walked off in round ones; &al he knows San. appeeret l ,4hat altboegh time custom had been alwaya - aresser as sell as the increase of 'mitre in their dam very well, but does not know the other two; • entered upon -time Court rolls as fur back as the wo°l. •-•,..1.--- •-, ' ' •I i that these two others hid 'blue great coats on, „one 'of :tet r a et lifeettft ym,• t ot that the Lord, ,for the , time ' 'ieut. .'lionsas Wrizht, or the--13a regiesoaei:r. I which was laced, across ; - that one of, them to a thfaiPreing had ovitoottyptetestedsgiiiisi it,'COntending serving in. New South Wales, ha.. hoSu dividend! . : ,rnatr, and. the other had a •rtsiaditlt 44e- tbilf.:4lP tit'at by the more ancient coition tiley,. wiwerentitiml , . i.• . ••. - . , _fol. various instances of neglect of dew, and ‘., ; thinks he shooldicnow one eltimarrigaiim., huff; not -tia general. right of common. , ~, . , • firer-like uogentlemanly-,cond i . .• . • :certain of knowing the other. Sandom gate Abet 'The quilt:loll .was Of ,very conskle ' reiths import :post-boys tvrelve Chilli each; bet did not aeltio,striee, and the trial lasted 'several. keen, : . mi cnit ih amid playing at cards with•thg ' Or the chaise; ' that lie boo see* *O&M since . ': ~ , E! ‘oin,p ! th..s.Cocmsgi,succiede4 iti:driving the 'tht . 't j °5 convicts sYShkr . P.: • ' - Nl:2 4 i , • . 1 1•4 i t ii t i • i it: - 4 1 ' . 4 Mr. Wolfe.stated, that au the evening of she 11 I, the boar, and the butter . nag •falrly out of ... . few clays -.since a, treat; oil. , ! i s , . • of February he was at:the Carcliaa. COEfee. hos Fee, ' it, 114 .: the, Jail retarned a verdict. by . ivhitik leDgths fr° 6l ere 10. fun k , - 2 0.4%4144' J. 1.0,4111014 ., - where he saw &odors, who aid-that be bad risqesNOriedefirlieldid i lois" Lordship. the •,rreater.emnitenta. Terence 171 nehes, ' 4 ' 6 0 4 4 Head,' 16 4 10 01 11 10 11 ) , war.' an order to bring the two perOmc to towit,isitilC*o - : .- ''' ..*. ' '• • : - b • taken in a .rivulet. pe,ar Albonroo..., • .i., ...;-,.4...,.., .: • him ; that Sandom showed , him th e %tier; which!- 1,' .. . ' ;•.:, t ..- • :.i:, ' , 'Mr; Wr.sa ft •-„lthose eatraordinary betmeeefeime Ithir . i , written in French; L Guthman paving-Apple& . iatr -:- • - . - .... .r.. . ~.. been so frequeutly ,recorded in. Ow pi spapasi, „ t Ms lAwcasistreman, aim Vag . Mr. r. Foxe% master of theiltoleitin; ' ' - Isttra•- i aWe left Pedal' to eat visited fl h ' ' ' ' go into ; i styt e, at Wit, tad! glib" ~ . L,wrote to the 'hub-C 4 onamittfre,;opelosing _Mr. SW Imol a i. t oo i Plat hottle OR the: 34 01 Mity ; the ' td" v c h 7ll- 4 44iNt#4 4 .44 t hk lows , th '.imaiatL: , to . item's order for the chaise end, at' thallium ti.tio.. per l' ' ; in Itertfortiehire and the latter in Oxford...! ~d ec a yed traciesmittupd-tb i a, .4istressadaabotatse4 mentionintplOatlthitli : liiiVbat jot called to of. - ',Win on the ;vent be I .. . 4 *toque ..!..1: ~ -• tgiated largely in his bounty, - but the vita • i , h ornhan wereithe marked olieotLtilitt " ' . '''''' I .3l4loorikatiammattittAltir. -- • A... family who:lately". 11'%71 .... • • r " - ' - •-• Mr. Vino ita ' tekthation ' _WAS not satiified . hewever laid; affOtdiog i asem.` Norm-astir, mot eery ..., }dry relief , -, . • ~/•.• _ ,• • ~ ~_. ___ ~ 15th, be met bytippal" a ' ao ry relief, but uetermtnea to render Ilerfleellelle' -*nay to have ° , e house, a person named . finances . Ire of permanclotoop!y; be hattadeated-: his** had• formerly knowsl iv ..., "" - boys- : whose roil from their 'tut' 'than the rest; him a plan similar in erY ties to unable to give them t rades, and has tea wed pit night of I . • 'ln- .adopted on thelottowitig Nipaday. :It place of s;',9i. tohe applied is premiums to pet- War on Du Bourgh ; that if hewoald..isersonate Aririettodepeiltosid .atlN'tPr, {derides, filmistAald thivitreatse•Prt ' ger, he wooldhave Mild* IsOitni•* , tia lit length ~•In•Wllfl.f.iotliell. ge also g qi,44l, 1 10.014 to be disi behatidset.mq ' . warded '' ••• *fief oat t inned sec oft 'w' 'ley snow '' g ....„Ws wires And .; children of '0 how tering , . . ' ra tes .9r chiom weittuenA s :lying? ot ifjlthti l t as . w idol hafitig % a - . Guitar objects . A • charity. .i, aii , ,ii. , ,iil •,.... IF 7 .., • . 4 . 'll6llllgesissis t dant+ ke AwitY , as .!ns teal cii Prlrtled • ita 11:.1112rmis t 'sf ,1 Srhsiesto•N OFFIt ff. St Ulert-striet. iced In the arm of ;1;1 0 . --- ii t i i . Batt often gets for to . him axi ruins to buy ggd sell p erson o f I are ahaaYa a nod - nierly knot echrane; that rd t wo person and Mr. Sett, to ODlEntilli morning of llst - thee ta b. rane Johnston, of . arac i r a * ,urt (next door the v a t as w knowtedge, ana4hst ! tey iltg* lib the 21st of Fetz; h ed ge, k eat of stock_ 4 * . w i ti . se a 7 the three mini:s o oA o ZT. took ° I say one person , tf ie i acca di bought 9.9, : tkt or 4 atti. ili pn Feb. M I end ,I. .p or i ridtes . )001. of it on Feb 11d Johnstone and . . . ; C o rg t e itY , ; 4 1 Y Feb 21 It 4d k r I ....)a , . , P ntniswiet baldly acted dill: that fo ,iii for stock ; that :. 7 v as c ' irce4 is done fur the , • • . It .. , r. .. , ~ was sent for b t 4 nfined to his bed. ''',. • • '..' . tkefield (one of, "' . Iw ' . •• ' ina l and learned C* 1 • all town Mr. Coch hit° ' 136. Justio r I "' . he had not don, i. ' Funds before the ' ; . .Vesterds ►f February he . ' ": siderable it in i umt - w hi c h h a , ~ Hugh 0 N i the 14th of Febr ...,, , r I merly resit of thii.sum 166,8 e , f.aikaah i l and 115,0001. . * 7 1 1# t° 5 114 1 s remaining SW* I U reedi °I P, ling of Feb. 04 t i * le„ l LM is t s l t i . WI. it was stated b . I :Mrl g t 50,0001.. has tore .. 1 , 1 1‘ 1, 1 a to be a guarantee foe WtAirs Oat he does not lignw 1 :4 11 illt • . - ~ . 1 *hose esid Mr. Vian Vettikthat fin . '-' " - ' - . . lontise s t I PAlrge t 4WKßAnsaissfmais.-•-•~!sinestiy .. t . rip iivai In the, neighbourhood . of fverreastlr, sth, be Met by apptiltiloimit; at ill•Camilinete notorious for their sobriety, used frequent I 'use,. a person naseetEitionivoloo Witae, whom " 1 o-ront *bout this vapid decline of tlykit 6 to formerly k1+06411 than egT 4 ' llll 4,_ .. 0 1 ) r°1 11 ".ed .L . 1 One of them , who'earnsid'isb#iietiney the im a plan similar istrerP re, .speottio4niit 'flack' Vnevally had his pockettisghtened bet lopted On the r 0119 1 , 1 14 liPodaY hi .111, Pr•te 6 And toptuing,, witiabiotioaod Mo to seek" a iu Bourgh ; that if hew oukdperrnate the Meektj a t, pvt i p f item * * .. r Ai l 44 4 „ i g.ag age d i et-, he would- have all his tit*** 1):1:14, and , sw. to *wort $ . witheatmaccoit, .till Bha handsomely re warded felt : kis troablo. • Mr, Viao,l4 b i d De :is .004bibis 'Wee, . owever, considering it tb be lidilhonverablf ifaVk att4 ilndistglopi.-71 Th. tfr.per, Amok l i te " r• 6 9na-41clinq4 4ating illy *nilto. do: witiOtrsaik 4 • 4 **sk i mein hil PIP • At. 14ilak'itiql txtusiontiets, Mr. Fears .isposold Om 4 1 1 0 siltiltlllll6 40011,111 P . IC oastto rag .. , ..... . . . - . -----"---•-----4mgimmlamo that the foil ten-pound has since beeA Torridlye is esdeavevring to find out del vered b) r- to Wane, bet hitherto withairt any effect ; Mlles i c t 'te . ,get ex , were coneidermkas a ntee , in ,distrevaed..areenstanevapep ' feint. Bond •#bd Co; la 'as lateutiOatillTalcretlagldassetr frotatlie pOlic., ;. 1 e.. 751. dragon by Mr. blv.*ldegaterstievir% been requested to,eibuid,tbei tt. •. • , Coestelttif L ibel although' be kneW Mr. Sa o -! kArekor, stab" limit he slob and r. ae, yet be was totally unacquaint- lon. A. Coch John- ed with the plot *lnch was carried into effect on that he had is t he February the 41 st ; that lie certainly did sell some r for each Of tithe stock on that day, but not so much as he had been etendei o f ev et Is die habit bf.doing .at other time s . , when .. a rise i n -- - ----- "e, ' , ;411) , ' * No. TH TH" Bwies. rttee, Ulallevy. h. THE ~llls LtxiU ?toe Dom .gla nt half COUNTY 113!ulie of Re Sig rwiti 6. of liarquiw of tail of Bet DERSC .7A_Sty Eq erspeetise c 40;),0Ju1. ha , &lose are re effectually 14 boo been so or Union pi Agents Nf like* ise At tar psine;p4 ~`~ ~j~ Red tutv.rb whirn inev eilnalted in They be( allett;d - in VIP ]O4, F%t SOME Mr: I) ithir bort' joy with rimy.' • am defantatnil of his Wei eduloutl tress. The Lih bir. i)e 4 A REI lept4 Publisboi opava. 4 AROM,AI BY stool I • will EI VIVO' eunve TI r ~' ti •, 4 , t"". 1 1. 0 r+: ~~. airy o and +1 cd tar all o other Vital cured Pro Son, the Ii kr) stint relftti by oi -Pftll hill ; Chili