The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-10-08 00:00:00

gnat the PAlrchinery Wore end :*~ has printiple, the MI6 iii uir 4 .411 • Eraftb of cumstances the !eV. • , • , evi 1 7: 1 'Me ak ket, apili w a , cett *ltit* tilelNSlmet auy.tatime. selves, ipatind hag wltb witalverett &my sat 16.4 IWured rote. fwtel oWt ht 0013117 Ce far/taring tai ag evon any Slaw Ike And af lest terned'in 00V Con In . *. prey( Mee w awl work. France. I e MEW other. itreftql Vito* tki tiil 'l4l‘ 16 ler of . COM, 1783, leitir -of I - . u ssi ge " . • t ..., . „ • • ..„. - --, . - •• ••‘ - 71W • . .. . • . • • „:54: •' • '. 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Ih. w"ittt h" /m 4041344 in•thltr"th act*f ' - 000 1 4iief,NA 44g , ,oartpteRlit s . .; . . is, ',Rodeo, 004.4441 , ..atirim5 - osonospie - A W i t n . ........ I ft ee , l l ed t e nt t Prevld ' iiiti . • . -, sig isi - divi teorptttsivi' • lii huMri n tfliati •• • Government, far 0091 . i's.. (ha thrlig i ttlillgi l l i n h ! L .- - --,i ,' .. ... .-- 1 ---._ ..' - ' - as hroogis -40, t ! 0 » ,T 1 , 30 Matiff.a.**l•4 oll l _L: - . , • .; , i •st esloir4bentlitlftdn lb( 30 Aire. - . 1 "I',. ' r, , :. t ' . killit.i.:_4l49ianiittiat_btrgsftiTftlVlFi‘ll:4l_l AYt~ l l q 4 n g l4 . 4 iik flr l e i l lo r t t i t e l i a a; tsf"T"rimitytr..ficti7aelxgeeal'esiast'wils.nglam."ttibeattt thisH rlgnig day l" . • • 11 . 2 IV „• • '.. t IP& o PPtiff c t. t h at qn r irtP9 t .. . ,Pgailf l ie n t ht.l4!For ..1 elletkifew 11.4,0,40 gtvet,",ol9, • I , . i . l'i o Pi teirs- -w111..,•,- to Irl Fil°°' 4 al . outti a certain, deed of tim perocat befe le 4d is a o a f t h ze lernst i"d eriaasi tt . i 1119.11434648 of. P`l9.lPr' . • T ui.d. t9' P-91P'Clirj 1 4jaall. th"eate'llatulices9vibe.;W"thYjAlNlnali ; • Leasspent; . to. - t 2, In i de ,,,,q, ~, , ' , I tt C A1:41 F:Vr 414 : 3 ,( 1 I" tio • h i- h. •hp - . ' ' 1,0: 1 / p r ....." -th Lttl f .. 44 / 1 2 4D ipa i nee °91 rf o : T it i o j ake' h ' sediment exeented ow .3alsonartiegoi 4hile,ont% iiiiitsigibereeiLipin w , feg oni!, 7 l. , !„., 114's •°/' /V i ii P ; c i t st e r. ~ „. P a41141414 ° - 1 .1 l'Ati a A I ". - -'.. r e1 ; 0 1:7 T 7 " 7-7 rid' : L ii, -- i h 'i mit " -- 'r e. age, b y which e aid beeeme eadd l'lriinsliti el thht . a held iti. ' i iwt to the to coma „.. 0 . t e' , . m i n t . the - ties e a r - • 1 r e•I • • i MVOA,:), t • r , 14,141): . 4. --1„- `4"vgng a f "iMr 4 ;V c.° l' .l l"--- ~...- -, .,- -,-, Tiy; ti, sum .0f 3000 f., will of his dereasitth o f 4€ll . Ifir ' it i nt..' to ill ' ' credifori ' or titiqxg , ' Rail ' re-outmag.,-.Tosepl. hh.ra e •Namtiseg.... • ' '•"" instances all that could oe 5i.97, I r Si t• 7 1" IT"ti air 'lr• mot h iw _i n .s hw. ,• ' . . ~ „ ••risrrs.„ 101 . . ' . Nendatit, the whole of whom had agreed itilreeigi*" ettireed'hi'AMPope;whe . e‘Ht*MelVisielyi',7, town, with stealing four shirts, two walsteo* 1 "11111.414 111.""U' *44 1 •44 iia"t4ll WU* I; . .Oti the faith of -stock.pesipAse.oredat vu obtained, ;the same except the Plaintiffs in this cause. The h er dri , and other a m o k,. the Tepee , i n ee tti ,re ii h o k kYriftella r AbY4 o ? suls, al* ,kVe ! InW Jeettlese i ll l , s bat mow; that . t , no Dofootiont . isssof, ogo, .difaculiiiii • Obuitirail .of 'oritilleiv' l thvet i lieo*as - entitieditaleild ems it ol i soembeitiollgee he C 111 6.lleihtly .9 de airy, i l a w t h i c ews i ftl . r k ..e g l i ill se ‘i-Mi u Z lirfrn G e : s ilk r * rons f t9 t sr ? . i , ll' C" ` " ' oocor .t. ? the faifiirnent of bit promise, and; the cret. :the 401. percent. epee the 592.1. admitted , W4itaisi : ni t , nifezihtte „,,,,„..,„.,.,„ Lise qu T 0 ,1eag0 r,,,,,..,„" . • c , which d":;. ditoro...gutited him. 1., ..,,, Ox ii i lleitelipt, for.the,reremes . . . . ~.. „ „. . ~. . •his possession, which anneoted to 2401. and the re- 'hoellsh r eoe oos.pes 39 sleisooMie WNW warve4. ' ita • l a,= -• The Defendant stated that be: , wee • willing to ex.. mallider"was'subject 10. the Plitiatiffeatteelesmsti:• l 7 •__ol l ,_•!! l ,r_ m hich i _th . e . Pr in .l,4 l lr_,_____.lol)ke t en, _a n bd . s er to e le m e t. ~ . .*. ir '4•ll9detened hy,the errors of ' the foruser.- ; ' . _ te, bebut the trustees - would Roc concur, lest,they- Verdict for Plaintiffs' for : 3solst , i .11..7.- - .ii; ..,... ; ~ . ~ "`Yrames'",w'rtartZwilar=mmniatepuTastesrv.2" * . ad-th , s b ugs me to the second demand of the peti- --I. - - Ao.) r. •• :.; ... • Charged 'Ad tratl4lthillti v e -7 Weileti ortiiiit l ame I tliSgist subjected, a, wood thep.,4o. eke. pa.ymeat !ii,-, ..; -o. - • • . s ki" , il ß rreo rg a l7h p t i g arrth° , r o w n a , tellse‘ i :vr e : o seu l ro ciPilai t ile tn eat tii t e re hn i t hit e it i a oi l, e t i o , 1 .. '' ' :• r 4 ' ittry•-. ; . , : 4,• . , - of the•money, adding,. that belbesl,effered. to sign a PO LICE. The Pedtionere desire a liar which, for some year's' deed of assignment of all hiwitiglik.te kis creditoris ' -.on= .. . , ,s emu . t.... 4.4 E, shall prohibit absototelyrtheiatvoduction of as they at lint tuneeted to k lessfi..:whou, prepared re...• • ~.,,_ ,• - not oposidered.out. of da . nger,e, llsaktliere vs, as,a cao g „u o „„_- . . e Thisie.toisiiii.:.-Oti TheTlol4 9 'James . reovvert was „be tied, on which the Prisoner was reman de d for a ick e Vir *; dem ediso'cottoas. The noble idea-that a commerce ceded from their offer, -or *suet, and by arreiting, tx.' ; OHO shackles, wooki he the most efficacious committed . to • tftt • . fiie 'Adding carylebiers" einh ation - - ' ' -• • - il , -• • • • 4 '''' drove him. reluctaoilprta this alternative. Having • '- ' - Matawneatouse.,-Heary- Hart, - as - Old offender*, • .‘ .1 ti esime ,44 inerimisiag Imams i ndustry a" ba PP iaaas . other prospects , latid.lap opulent father who eyibeiti Eantiente,ri, lii . th4 . erotoy . o f f i r i oz s t e r o arr o rLatio i t o t ;v sto w d as w 104110111111 t the world, tbeegh it can hardly bedie.. h welt atifte4dr. Braude*, the - residuary legatee •to l. " en h Melo had a ••ktpit• et v "il ltl i t r** 4 ''' . . • • ill j la% +Emit. - 1 4 , ' : 01. Whetstone,' Middlesex de - ei rehouse of Air.. Ill ' arradale, of Fen Y cherre,eptek, Thh . . latitili "ler yet beast diftlllll•44"4' ' Pm/I° l-2 4% ‘loool..rkithe.tnouey, and one of the - electi w t h or a s , as of : t reed Moor":ll:WA : *hat at six oleo on Wednesday 'evehingi clods, Lop Jones, _porter . to Mr. Horradale. stated, Mat at aqi • t• 1 irolltille. All . with to draw - awry .tking to.toem. , - - the deceised, offered to guarantee to the crectort . ; Ins,' tome • those indigenous productions *rues. !when they ;went from •work, they left their tools in i ! t fr o t t a s l ae l t re re a t g i l le Ta b t a tte t ie e pl i e o n i tt i • d i rei r .. W iw i e ee . r oor shi . their full demand, be thought his creditors herd. .. oe.:_ the shop ; and going to work at six in the morning, I peered to be intent on sometht He watched . 'heir not cork has distributed unequally to different coon- Mr. Serjeaut ' S ALIM.. observed, that tbe owe. s k im *. they found that the whole of their tools, as well at u ' llii he perceived one of. them ( Pl l Yeaell Ito hoods 1 .., -2 k • lea ' ' es if to invite them to a- ili"dir intercourse was fair, and the case in itself no fraud, of their master's, had been _stolen. 1 They itn-_. ' iiiivithert:kosev:rlisPtirlsertetiss, of flsahats were 1 % % Lint ,e n a n e p:chetl. k f . • i o t ids each other - all would be seller , tend all purchase Lord Chancellor alone could,. if possible, revokeur '. " m ! ~. Alto t ~. ith'svgrett O ut regrets ois • tbis subject are WINN& . mediately pc t for Lendou, and went to several ; shuttitangkiinghePgt.doepartpon h im and t riag was in . g p t r i tve h tu el ect i, w by hich, al .. ~ , newaiodial the settlement, without consent of the ` rosy imbue which thus eft swish to effect ite =own wife.. . !pawnbrokers shops to stop the tools, if offered.•,-- atone to these within, who • indaatly•eame ostt awe sees • ' .. : . .; ii At a shop - in Compton-street they met the Prisoner . Finding he could not get away, he threw d own the hat s . 4.: ~,4 - , Ohs maid n ow Pernimisatit.__ t hat canal". inane" The Defendant was liberated. Muted st Wee, .exceptiao . 0 'exorbitant price, or. . . ' '''''''''. ::1‘ ; '''• ' .. coming out, • with a basket of tools on his ' shout. the dwr • CHAR/GE OF, ElltilFaZl.ElNg?§T. • • . • . ... • • The Prisoner, denial all knowledge- of his cospasisnioiii itept its indastry tan be digitised) , elle/eyed to much . . 0, • Mr. Silverlock, callectieg.clerk ..iteell .4pii;book. r iders, which - the pawnbroker hid refused to lend by this time escaped). He stated io his defence , that he auk *ter advantage; and Musa facilitate the exchange ;keeper, ie the house of Messrs. 1101mee,•‘:11211 was ow 4 and i money on, the Prisoner being t tt • entire stranger .-.. much .iatexistatddas-not to knew -what he ' swot i s i -; i i h n belonging . Strolled late the inadvertently. ' raw productions, but receive as few manufaitures • s on _ an d c ampany , t waic 644a y .exem i ne d thit os, 3On searc hing b te th a . s e all e tools to the Be was for funber examination. • " peen and en . mas t er were f o und . . .. ~ ',, e i , sualible in exchange for raw produce. 'Whenl ir rnakulartares come at home in competition 'with respecting the charge of listing, hi_ false entries' [a 'tjoarn the gook defrauded his brother.in-law. Mr. Wes. _ UNTON- BALL . -Yesterda; an information was ' ,THE MERMAID NOT cAvoliri- .: : • ,lA. - !beard at this reigemanufactureit, we must either impose a tax Ha ll , one of th e fi rm , of i gum of 16001 , 0tt.11...... with . Office , a ga inst, .. , ) • . f-- i•the foreign, equivalent to a prohibition, or pro. charge ke.wata itespauded go . a former lieoriag.. , Leaping and working a private still: -.- , -.es.- •. , .. mocean absolute prohibition. • England has made Mr. Es . e _____ ______ ,‘„,_,-,1. -Mr.: pi n.ocii: i snot rl ...4 1 1 1 WAPPPPocut at'u o r The charge having been proved, the Defeudaat By adviceafrom our Correipondent in Lisioft4 - _ - . 0 , absolute prohibition one of the bases of its mann.. , . to pay fine,.. the s ti ll . • natant:of " Wm. M'Ciellired,'' is sideggeryt oval ~ 111 (*bring polie We have nerer in any treaty ob- "._. was . coefronted :With the tastimoni e Of , Mr i lll4 ‘ .l"4 i Pre rie reti M to ist den) ; hied tine irisrocinetion of . Our silks into its ports.- Soo, who eatlY miantlicted the risoaer s. peadiew.l ag on, w • ' - ra es told im mu pa a fi ne of inal.,haeingbeen Lakonia, I,4l,rn.d.aapaataitaaemb' Teat is its famous Navigation Act, but a prohibition oath. . .. . • • -. 301.. pr in default of payment, !most stand committed log t h e ()clic - Aeon there even. Means are let ,, ;ain't all goods not brbu g ht in its own s hi p s , and • - fersnaearouring to detect the writer of the, - , , . Upon whichthe.Learned ,Serjeant observed, that. for six. months. Ptah against foreign 'lnge s attempting to trade to Otere was grosapeijerY, Ott the one side oethe I! Being unable to - pay the fiss, - ..ke wss , cesunitted. On 'Saturday last a fi sherman went tete a- '-. ' s,. lof its ceases or settlements? What are at this I • I • but as it was.doubtfUl es whiditl . eh*, *.. . eri! Richard Luck , aim Bantle, wag fully committed thintown, where a few people etisiiblkiag a . ... -. ~ i .., moths weowand resources or our •Entinufeetlfelleit ;._:_ . • Mermaidlhat *as said to &Twain- ceelphtitiddk ciasanti complex, in a - millet ii triefaiiitti " • ' f • t rial f or st e al in g .* hone . . id whet is also the position•of Frame? A capital c .- S .i ' t • • • • f " ' - The horse in . question • was offered - for sale by muck, laislead.Magee. The young VMS be .. , P fwei . ' hundred millions4;3o thousand workmen ; t i n premises i e s r e r s o ° r c / 7.74 1e:4 4 11 ' 41 ' ° Vera ! ' th - , re ' i all ; the Prisoner, in the Borough, when Gel .the.Offi , counter said, " I think it*: a h 005,7, „,f. 4 . 4* . oohs manufactured to this valet of-160 minim's, alai - et i • .- ( 4 c,: t • 9 i i Ab e c aaa esin . yeey . ertr.suepeCting, from bit' story,' that he had stolen it; what ?" said the fi s h erman.. ." MIT " mit • m was. r or .it , 1 . . .•.., ~,.5 . ..... V. 4 4, .., hick after deducting 30 initliena farraw materials, . doubtful; eltheiigb, tie t._,.. -ea of ev ireace s _ tw4: traced it to belong to an innkeeper at Farnborough, young MAD, " I • think it a hoax. " F t. .; f SIP 130 millions to toe divided . mental! those con- I . : •in Kent, from whose mead** it bad been taken the the fisherman , ." I wool& advise yetefo l litit ' letteesses . :qeo. to he ' credited ' tacit . on e , yet thia things that you•are acqtieitited•witb, ftli; 1 • 3 oned • tn the trade ; on the other hand, the ruin of I was no fro d, ' r sr manufactetes and credit, and :a general . disi tot e ceieseen . dithtt . . hot for the 9791 . . , Precedi n te venin g• •,• ,'• ' ••- •i; • the Defee t lyint was to Make eatisfaction or arrange. HACKNEY COACHES • ' . that I have followed thaisaltivigtradetbeso3B • 'l' 1 inragement, these are the facts which. most guide et i meat be are, bi l ~n • 1e i l iber r . Captain ' T. Carrick and sb ;o QUELN.SQUARE.-Xesterdayt tour determination. An experienoe of tO years 1 l e ....,.. , 1 , 1 -7 i d" , ..,. T s - o t he e , .... ‘ sna .._ exhibited a oot aplakat asabott,..the atieef, of the hack - could not telflas_usesi• lost mar Um dried Ito owl 3 1 e was (use rug from roves, that ear - monafactores . are sufficient for our ; ‘'''..l --"-"7 lier coach, NIL-20, - . feri,ref . . usiog..tp. ' 44e. him to h e a r ilits - iiii i a . iti • r a - h p i a t a ' . 4 - ; 4 1 - 11e - Wo res. ) . „ . mended for the 9791. debt. ern consumption. 'We need ant dread an ek ' cessive 1 Teroplelber :front -Corent7prdenTheatret oiler tfie _ -. > . $.4: .1; ,4ili 10 . 4 : b.e • , ,- , ~ - CI ARGE OF tit - Ati64'.<l l tAigt Pitliiittcr.S. . rice; for the Cempetition : Among our manufacturers, " lielitetrant iliory ; Mitchel Parrott, a yeatig'Ne:: Pllyi_ett_,..ll-11.2.-__,latntSeYtentl;77s Mr . Oarnf . * twig . 419" e_ sr oa -41 1 1 ;04, 1P ; a „I s 0, --- : Diya c t .: ' - 'o'%-., was held at ti ' void 'always prove a sufficient remedy. • When VD h ims elf in tafe coach the Titan .al- •I. rartassitenent, lame , ersiste arts , wan °waist' bt 4 1-77.:i7 11 ,41 , t 711 :, , eetp7 it 'le.ba g r - wan Oat . in . trt h l re . : 6 :l7 hn .th e i l at ; er_ Ed. o s'l r ' n ,•, i ike n dl e a o l th. llo D " co * mma • ye t e-hel ' i e u t i a d 'Ca ,o e f e P t d h ta . .-1 00.0 n r,. 8 aL loa lq * s t ou r ra .' it:l7 ' l ' r. .„ 4 1 .i Imptee ear situation with that of England, we have ' hi s „ a n on, .hir. Davis , o f B an d:a treet _‘ e, rest advantages over the Iraglish manufacturer in • obtained 161. worth of " clOthes under tellanerelletWitsa". „t 0t; . . P . ,: 4• Ttniiive !gingen e. The master 'ld ,tat e AT , • XJ•n to low price of workmanship ; but in 'England the by representingbiraself a - Naval Lieutenaidanien r; eansitt - art, • and Getzerai KO. . • • t i. - .• -:. , i .. techinery, which is iticessently improving, supplies - .. . . ~. . Tic for refusing to ae lle 'llk. fffi v orid obl e y ra to Y n c*lv t il. The 11agis take his ' fire,. land. ~.. Tpe S_ _oath Lincolushire klilitiampecind frog ',..... 1 . - tore and shore the place of human labour ; the I . lle ir w b e as . D no e / f e . a d va t tr i a,a_ ied .... lhe . ..* • 1 . ! the man *elf? bound, if he chose: to ply for a fare, rge, adding tart e. , ~ . .., , , . sin Tor Norway on Fridny4mit i a ... tin . their tint Tte, ' l"4 A rorkinao ls • more experienced and skilful ; is rry it a ter st, was obtained ; and he wished the : -- 'titan fought 25 battles, and lost his arm in one of ; to • ca . 'mace, le Many manufactures, the machinery requires . them; that he was not jet tried by a Coort.Martial, chmen to observe, that the conviction took place A.A ! under no Hackney-coach Act : thet it was a case to • - • -- • •• ,- BoN __OT. . , ~ . .. ~ lit -A wit 6eini - tat did „tie lii 4 ; a be improved, and the machine and the work- i ! nor discharged (kali 4he nary,. 41 . 4 ft Of • the'Jewish synegogie h li ' t elf dressed' his , - • I, misi‘teguire to be more familiarised with each which the question of ticketa could not attach, as tred-m 0 bf the COmmissioners Of Airain - nte,.. i f s o p r ay a seulisaPrgaiwof there was Roth' t pay Co:140W - penalty 20s the P remised mi tiMle , k ,t ' g ilie , liemw . mg o. . re. . . . ~ • y slier.' This Is not all, the conscription has de- defrauding a sailer. of s hie Wages, but which Judg.. 4 UDIEUG I wow AV. :. • • ..' , c1e.i , :.:.. 7 •. tilled - a' generation skilled i s this business, and we ~ • ' • t Ott Siredey Int, • rlionitis Haeport, lit Ellieglifs .' meet was impeached by a„..ateit. of Mandamus from i an, costs. Bernard Cramps, tui. olds Slat Regiment, coy- • itist instruct a new generation. Notwithstanding the Court of- Ken ' s. Pen c il? , .. .. • . . .te rmin ated .. his ,iife: .i,a . the 34th yeer of his age, pleined of the driver of the hackney coach • No..2d, hose obstacles, we manufacture common stuffs as I si r, FAbrarruserrott-, bill ? An i ma ,. liii , ier , acte d dr i nk i ng about a pint il . a halt , 4 ,• ' pies. This mar? . by i foe extortion and insolent behaviour. . r. Crimps rell, and ant l ! as cheap as the English, and .as agent ' foe the Prliotter, rid . airlfeh . O wa yi ng a as Co public usefshieti Was a •4ii nterpart to the Ma. me! to enterlnto competition with them in fo. Counsel og the sweet . of dutherki, fi . . whether : hired the coach only for the purpose Of • - Of 1 hdc one; Fridtil .in The flairsb' eign markets. 'ln the superior qualities the case v ... ' porticanteau, &c. the extent of a few at '' , but he !lilted character • --' -$ %mune! wielted ,trit receive hid Card. . t .- never got * into it hiniaelf ; and then he was ready to trade a carpenter • • at di oy Wham., He'iras - by , , mt.. i different ; but the interval which aspirates us is The Learned ' CoiestiSaroxia wee eiell n A i . 4...4 0P 1• , paysame time he. served the different . others .of • pa sconsiderable, sad its days • will be passed.- ; nion there wee no fraud in this ;cam Is. 6d. or 25., the fare demanded for luggage; sexton, coustsble, and •tice. Per .collector.- '* • • . b - m- • but because he would not pay without a ticket, the' clerk, • fillet do we now went 1 ' Eueourogetneets aid goat= ; the Prisoner .to be discharged. . :.- -- •. . men Violently abused him .. ' lousy is said to be , the cauee , lfMe.,cointnittio,g Off • *dies. 'i. with to *reside myself that England ; . rill Isepleased.to see our prosperity increase. May 1 ~.- .. , the' Magistrate ', toed not convict' or theetortioa, rash act. . .......... .. , COUR" GUILDHALL ) SEPT. 13. becatise the coach had been turned into a baggage . - Acaristri-Friday morning, IYa. MELANCHOLY • , , - ;VW peace unite two nations so deserving of the MAYOR 'S 1 p h e Ball, son of a reepactfebkliker, residing in Wei? Wein of each other, for the sake of the happiness ; . -s ir' , . . I 'waggon, es the gentleman never rode hi it ; bet ' sf . the w hole world ! But our relations with Eng- m c • 1 'SAM I f the • .• - L .. :,,, ,-. „3 '- •• er Omit et or insolence.-Convicted; penalty DOWALL 7), PERRINO . AND OTallosh-oustsok E s ..i. , - , •,. .• it ' lel ** l - th f 6 , 1 . street, iO6M ~.e/ iat c eaning e ron . a. moisture of the • . 7 gli . 9 r . k g • down of his fathePs 'shop, the ladder, eWing teth .., .. .. ; zoe. anis coets. and moist two determined by - circumstances.. Why,' DEiENDANT.eggs esi way and shoth Al flour present situation, should she lade her vessels bill a e seb•, -. :. 0.- I ' The siatie 'Man, Edward Broad, dater of No. 24. This suit was commenced upon a relate, befell Dealt - View . largo lipikes, which psi with cotton goods which take beck our wines, bran- drawn by one John Downie, accepted by th vas theti:put to the bar, for assaulting a lady of the trated his body so fer,....that' * be 'itksi r ith diffire lies, oils, soaps, airabrics, and laces/ Sines allname of Mathews; the particulars have been men- which is abott 20"yarde, ~ 1, . .). :, extricated. Ite - thin ran - teWariiii ' : lriateii __, ! feudaut, and made payable to the order of the -- Me e Dli hi. " :oionia' commodities have fallen to beeehare, we , lint "'in t tfte"iitteatiot AS tiff, which had become dee, and was dishonoured. tinned The W M f a o gi re s . trate said he should proceed on the as. bate otherwise but too many Rieke' of exchange The Plaintiff, knowing that. the -garnishees ( Misses . Prostrate on his back, and fivekted4lff 'red.. ~ ) .. with her. What has yob! . Committee to propose to 'bit having been 'distinctly proved , ' and told Wm..Covenay, who wii - Itoibbtlit . ii . his Wife . 4 . Perring and Co.) were tha.Persous with whom the l •tatealinsii'.• it that lie stood committed, not under any you ? The. farmer law, prohllikkhe the introduction Defendentkept cash as, hi s bankers, caused an at. ta ' atriey4Oach . Adt, but for . a common assault. - Brownlow ' -street and whit we ear 'to the MO. s. of Engliih mautifactort t eure Still in vetoer ; our sus • tachMent to be made in their hands. • dictate , Hospital, is dal .. e ired , by tlie 'itifittions . tO be tom-houses ar e re-established, laid 'ill that is now .. Mt. Charles. Williaom., a clerk. iii the house of the Joseph Bench, driver of Ne... 831, was coSvicted out Of littler. , , , in W. fo r a b us i ve !engine' about the tichete tb : Wat. weat t ql, isle cont inue th'e prohibition . ' The lea " garnishees, was called (to prove whit sum of money D ay ,. - .- -- P Crituririnellirwrrr-A - Pleetier e e Inquest vet * . of the petitioners respecting the tonclusion of the i was due from the garnishees to the Defendant), who ' hi' ' ' •.• •• o • •Thersday ni• tediollie 414 f P l ef rn na 11 ,_ - n l it t O ielie ns, n . • Commercill Treaty Witt Ragland, have appeared to ; stated that the halo= dew to the Defendant ...... ; the driver of No. 303 ' was also convic us oufoonded. The - Contmercial Treaty of 1786, . 1/41. 35.. dd. - - - _ .. . wm Wee penalty on a similue charge. . ' • ' • wit ilidiSvidt a . t.vrottomovr, le 'child aged'th IrlfE'Plettilt E. tv • - -- -....- • .."+ _ ithiel *et ' ire ; 110.41%,: , Ilitdegh . being severe* was not * signed till three - years after the peace• - of , rhe defence ' set up to this attachment wag, that 1 GertnuaLt,.-A poor woman, named - Means,. ranii,illtliklif . R: ' 4 l liffreilldworsived sheet :. 1783. .Thir period was itecessety-to form a correct ' i bi s i nonej , b e i on i e k t o a Mr. stnean, and sot to • attended 'before the sitting Alderman, in deakee•-•wilditt 'of lib tiliitilehtlitehiug fire only five ails, 4 , 1 ,:. 'estimate of the relations between the two nation.- the Difeederit, and, diet It was . paid into the bend' qeence of a summons issued by his Worship, at Hie 1 14"iangnished ' during that period in the, i griettffif , z-... %fief . 20 years war and interruption -of all regular pf the garnishees, foe , the specific purpose of taking Instanee of en LOW Lady * , named Eland, who is wrony."-Verdict-ACcitk o nfol Death, ky . litienigt,t ~ 'euumeree, is •less time nedossary ? Besides, a-Treaty p a p a • bill of • M‘LaniO t s.. - But it was proped . that • quite blind, and who (*argil Mrs. wootepwith 'An inquest sat at the Middlesex Hospital; wit •4• ► Pi , ~ 4 of Commerce would • •net +bails 'reciprocal re- ittPLatie ,kept no calk at tie, garnisliees,--4bat it . leaving detainee from her . a picture of great antiqoity, body of .Mary Tobin, a child aed-near..for'yeirds 'nen.iation of all • taxes' strial 'preldtfitioes ; it would .si o r e jefft ; by the clerk of the Defendant, .eed en. 1 whieh'she'Ved bad'in her possession for upwards of it. haling also diet its deatb_byit sithiliii . siitidetit., 'merely be a new eyitem of prohibition and to:ellen, . . : tq his account . --Verdict for . Plaintiff for :So : years. • ' ' The screams of the child ,, iylies its clothes were + ' agreed on by the two sides. It requires, therefore, 4 11.4 1 .. 3 ‘ 6d. - . .. . ... ~. i Mrs. Wooten, open +being called on to account fir • ffre .. ' brought assistaaselittethe rosin, but in 'vtiiti.... 'time, to observe for some time the existing Machine . - • ININ „ .1 _ I. tk: slickest Awn OTNNIDIO - Mlliklint AND . her eonduct, ' Stated theti about eight months back, a : Lait • VerApf. to see what we most destroy . and what we meet pre! 1 messenger eame-to her heave from the lodgings of bar ' - rt. ii *4i that at - Orange the' frogs never •crOf serve. • Perhaps it would be better to leave no CoM- weirciel'Treaty, and after nnotineing reciprocally . The Plaintiff innEathlislicaEuVatigNDisANaTi*-•-ftlyaseetiori i ' .. .in the ! aunt, to any that she 'WAS extremely ill, and required " • cept olte ' L'tted * the reason of . titte is, St. Floreito. shoPilf elitt.city, futistref with . thill s bilie of these s td . Hassel,. Regiment, .to ;her attendance spew - her. With that promptness -• thole meatures which war only could justify, to Votes Germ a n Legion, and h the.Defeodants became indebted to the sum of f whiCh her affection for her old relative. suggested, animals, ceinentrided them to . fs ' ilierit • ; but afteß. lee" ea c h nation to impose. sg6h ,l irohibitions 2,043(11. for. money •advanced.. and lent . The De -, she immediately went toiler . lodginea, but instead of "wards touched with • compastion, , . Ili iillowest . thear ' it. te%es as its own interest Might rettueredviseb!".„' • ' feadant, in liquidation of the Plaintiff's claim, drew 'finding her merely in en ill state of health, she found ' to cro a k egtilti. • • • Thei . irletit i like aililittilitHrikk On the wholethe Committee is inclin • ell t° -., a bill on the garnishees (Messrs: Wither and others), her I'lliev.ed from all her-pains, being actually a corpse. ~ COMmiSSiga to khe t frogs , . ;vie 4 iviliwitVar,: hi' j . that : the first de mand esti - 04.1m . taken italto c tt . tae which was made payable to the order of a Mr. War- i Sheimatettiatrly proceeded to perform the last•of fi ces stead Of k thettilterat avid ' s o' lsat 0t44 3 6fi1t 4.1 a... arise i . aads'al* resPec , " !.. llll. L ee(md ° A! " . ' i nick and endorsed to tile Pl a i nt iff .' Upon the bill ~ for the deceased, but before the funeral toy's. place, ever s i n h e ed in ibeteityi.' •• • ..: I''"t': 4 ,1•.••": . • - • .` *, 7. ; f.,* itbsoltne prohibition of Dossed ruffs, la.; the saws • being 9 presented to Vie wartoiSitlisf•Ter'idceptittee ! . .st greet .novnber of perm,. came to the hpuse and . , ;, ,i; istvic ': . • :-..'t , ' -.,;% < .1 ~.' . the Ye ar 2 , year 5, slid 22d Fob' cud April' ohs retosed to . accept the wee. ~• - - : . , . , .1806, which enforce - this absellete • prohibition are . f I I demanded various articles of property which were in Malt: ' '' . • - • . • , . The . Piaintiff being informed thettbe Dellendent , the room of the deceased, as theirs. One claimed . II On the nth Write LAIL tiV:al %its' Heyeillialle•A still in vigour, the Corausittee is .of •opitiin, that the deliberationwit this Metter shooßl be adjourned had made consignments of wool, dre. to the bonnet, another a cloak, another a gown, a fourth t t : e ctir y l:ltLiTc ni on e d daughter Of IdajOr•Geaeral Il4l9ifklpfla tilt ' tie Dew tariff otters wader your consideration, . garnishees and several other homes of hides , merchants in 1 topic a fancy. to the bed.; a fifth to the 011ong ' - - - 1.4.: '•• ': • ' '.----. 1 .. • -..-4. , ..1ei•ii• - •.„ , London, caused attachments to. be made in their re. setto a e, a seventh to an rm c iii/ots el i ' it fah i - ; 7 ' . • . ' ... :VIED. ' •, • • 4 . : :•.r.toCt ' . ~ 1 Wert Silt ieet../941 Joh* Halls of Pk! 8 0 0- 311 eCtort , . ., -. •• - -.-- . • . spective hands., , the •. garnishees having sold . • the _to e / ti . i i rtoiseshell cet kand r atteet,,Mrs. Wendel* r Thursday .Imt, io th e 80th year dt - beeage, '"- . 41 ,- ; t• • °•-!•!.!) . t '. . Ile* is atm.& ewSttesaaidarable redaction . in the goods, and received the pri *Os thereof, become in., ' thil peters InSu4tieti. OhAir,tktr it - steWpilleitien. , --is .ietliel o ii,fiLietlee.'attmeattattra • WartO rn • poatatippqamesipost c . ;rite prime joints,•„botk .of debted to Om DertiottaMs.i!l. : Alle eRm al 15101. Jitter r t ir den ads, Mrl. Wo‘ifftf , the:4o.ft '144. tOliiiit; .0 1 ,1L7, 1 ;a ia ,. 1 4 Mal i , it . u , o _ l , i ßarons; ,. ,seseteessiskillegl are - sew charged by some of the paying . thilr,Oburtegegit.3, .41c. iihieh theyadmittOd . 114 Rill ittbidincii ihirrOria i d all l thethiltnente out IQ, - ii sit itsW ..I.l.l' " LanbZeTwie.A... , • ~... . ~ ~ . • Mat' ' big butchilre at 9d . per lb. ; and at the to be duo from them to theliefindanta, by their of &Ars.' 'Slim then blirted her tibia • deeidtlyontB 33t ".. i ' 941 _. 411 --1 ,0 4 1 r4 4- 1• 4 "; l'ri •.', - - 1,1" s f ,. • • al markets they may certainly be bought at answer put into a bill of discovery filed a g ainst principal took possession of 'her' property, . .; .101}1 . ,•• ... • 4 'Whieh 'Wiry but • • --- - --- --- --- -. •;,) i - ' 1 • 1 / 4 % , " 0".6 On DON ' Printed and Publtshed ~• • Lev c IN 1 Id. per lb. under that price. _ them in this Court.-Verdict for Plaintiff for 15101. trilling, as some rem.ncratiou for the espence and STaT,JKSOA X oretre. 87, • • ~ . • . ' ~.„. • . • 0 .• • . ,-.0-,•'7.• I . ~~ • •-•>;;# ! • *l, 4