The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-04 00:00:00

IVATER-SPuUll THE STA' DORS67SIIIng ASSIZES, Jrnr 31. 111.W000 0. WOOLLEY AND OTEIRRO. The question in this case is of small impedance, but it is the only Special Jury cause which has come uti to he tried at these Assizes; and it may be of set. •ice, as it shows what a shadow of a claim is see rimit to clothe a person in possession with the right to 'psis, • tre-passer. The Plaintiff having borrowed money on the pro• very its question, which was a copyhold estate, it ass demised is trust ferule, bet in fact as a intuit) , for 6001. advanced by one Warren to Seiwood. By a subsequent agreenimit between the latter and Sty e., s, one of the Defendants on the present record, S-twood agreed to sell these premises, and Stevens to purchase them, for 8001. &tweed engaged to enter into • covenant to surrender the premises, in order that Stevens might be admitted tenant, and Stevens covenanted to pay the 8001. on baying possession and artnensent of tenancy from a person of the 'Mlle of Benet, who then occepird the premises as tens'.' to .tifiwried • and which !Wooed revervinted to procure to him, &levees, as landlord, from Nlirhaelsrias then nest einem*. This agreement was made no the o.h of April, 18111, sad on the sth of May following, another ass entered loin between &nett and Ste. yens, which wet, in fact, an attnrnwient of tenancy trim the former to the latter. In pursuance of this last agreement, Benoit paid half a yew's petit to Ste. .ens, sthe acted as Itrottord, end es such gave him netire to quit. The porchase•money, it was stated, t ie d paid : stud the state of the case remained such as had been mentioned nearly sip to the time when the trespass sus committed for w h ich this se . tier; was brought. Jost before its taking place, Benet:. hiving received a notice to quit from Ste. yens. sad another lions Soliwood not to deliver pos. genies or to pay any rent but to him, was at a lose to know to whom he ovalit to give up the pre &SFS. Selig rind, hying apprised of this, on or *boo the `list of Match iu the present year entreated Wult to admit I ins u bailiff or seimint to take cite of the estate silt Lady day, when Benett was to gait the tenons,. Benoit Wog iaforetted that be might dot this safely, by his attorney, •bri drew op in in. deinuity which Sale ood signed, acknoaledging him: self to be merely a set sant to Benot, the latter let hies into the Moue ininseitistety, but i t s t h a t caps . city merely. Whom Larly•day was come, Barnett baying received advice hat it would be safer fat bins to give po:ses.ien, acted accordiegly, sod nave the be) to Stevens, who imme.'istely ed /Wooed sot of th. house, bat could not in e ffect succeed in getting him eat. Whilst Sitlened con. tieeed thus in possession, namely, on the 16th of /spoil last, the trespass which formed the subject of Ibis action, was committed by the Defendants, Ste vens and his agents, osteesibly for the p u rpose of distrainiog In, tent due from Limiest (none of whose goods, hoarser, it was proved, remained on the lire. mists. not did it appear that any rent ass in strese).l I:tit ie reality to get Selwoed oat of the house. The fact of the uppnserl trespass was admired ; no jos.' tiication sae attempted; indeed, the pleadings did tint admit of each evidence ; but the D.feitilatits in. sis ed the' the Plaitstiff himself was a trespimer as spinal Ste/ems; sad, therefore, as he was tortiosisly iu possession, and only in the character of • serum to Barnett, that bet ad tint such a right t• the posses. Ilion as could enable him to support tee present se lion The agreement between Selected anti Stevens, it was urged, had clothed the latter with on equitable sire. ehich tie annulment of !knelt had mode a legal one. Possessed of this ti• to, Stevens hail a sight to rt.:user possession eglit s' Selarnod, who was in this light a trup ***** es against him In answer to this, the ether side o ...mined, that it was *efficient for their phrposes that Seiliond ass in pn sssss ins, whether Hot or quoits, a, the time when the trespass was committed. Mr. Baron GRAHAM after ably recapitulating the evidence, proceeded to spy, that though the case of the Defendant at brat struck him very forcibly, a doubt had subsequently suggested itself to his mind, whether the evidence neat to prove possession, hi eel, ugh an equitable right in Stevens es did not meting to an actual possession; far, nelwithstand• log Benet is shown to have done every Meg in his power le effect this, and Selo ood acted very absurd ly, yet did SieTelle effectually take possession. The an matter bow, Is suffered to bring in his wife and family, and to remain bete;t sod hnieterr equity may be against him, yet he isle, no a claim in law ; be thought t insult entitled to be en, in conse quence of a tight be supposed reserved to him in the conveyance. Stevens should have pat a person is the horse to keep possession. Selirood cannot be said to have been in the possession as servant ; he: was is the actual posaessioa, as it appears t o s ae, an d; She law deka& it. I remember as action btought by a person in the name of the lessee of his glebe, for a trespass on it. He had been shunt for a twelvemouth from his parish ; end the Statute of Elizabeth, ander such circemstures, renders void lessee of the glebe-lands. Yet the tenant wee in remould°, ; and my judgment against his sight to Waver in the action for trespass was over.teleil is the King's Bench, en a mafiosi for a new trial, on the ground that possession wee actually bold by the tenant on a claim in law ; end that for the qeieting of the powarsoiee he should be considered as baying • salleient title to enable him to recover against tres passers.— The Jury retuned a verdict for the Plain tiff, with is. damages. ATTORTZD SUICIDII.--The Leeds lidelligencer says, " Wo regret to hear, that a Gentlen.an on the Crown Jery at York, tinder the influence of a vine lent nervous affortion, mode an attempt on his life early on Thsr.day last. On Wednesday evening his stied was observed to be in a stets of considerable mention. Ai two o'clock the following morning he row and walked into the fields to some distance, where, after making a deep incision with a pen-knife, resod ono ttf his wrists, he wounded Mewl severely is the heart. lie rss not discovered till evening, when his groans attracted the attention of a man who was mowing in an adjoining field. He was resumed in a state of great weakness and eahaustios, to the nearest village, sad en Seturdsy evening we lament to add, was in consider•ble danger. His name at present, from motives of delicacy, st e forbear tauten.. Von. 11. was a man of affluence and respeCiability, end resided in thu Etst Riding." Lancashire, Westmorland, and Combatland, were 01 , 1iittl on Sends; and yosupolay Windt/hi bl e eine lent thunder atom, which also *slended into scot. land, as far as Glasgow. We are informed that ten persons were killed, anti a stack of hay was set on fire by the lightning on Sunday. in the neighbour hood of sit bridges Were .1voro) , .1 on the 110•0 e day between Carlisle and 'Glasgow, by the sodden end beery Min. At Sealborgh, oho stnrm was pargicularly violent, anal the congregation 111015101 , 51 confined in the Church by inceasant torrents of rain, an hour and a half after the conclusion. of Divine Service. The aspect of the sky announced the ap. punch of the elemental conflict before ten in the morning at this town, ind the tempest began. little before noon. The thornier was loud. sod the light ning alarmingly vivid, though the fill, shirk fell is the immediate nrighboerhood was eery ; hut, in the height of the storm. a long column" body ores observed mewing neatly from north to south, along Hay Frill, a little to the east of the ridge of e.is hill ; it resembled a tall smoking chimney. This singular appearance prosed to be a wetei.spent, which dis charged its contents near the soiree of the weal blanch of the Bela, and enctresed the rife!" in en i ns t an t to an irtesisaible torte", that carried trees, vain, ond pow •es, together mitts sand and gravel, before it, thereby doing mach Injury to the crop egad land et Il u iton Park. The eater in the reservoir et the renal, which corers the seams of more than a handled acres of land, •as, in the space of fear hears, raised 18 inches in perpendicular height (near -100010 cubic mils), though comparatively het o small portion of the rain which fell on that side made its way to this receptacle. The sari or a similar water.apciut fell open Limbs iggVelt, and. descending into the valley, it entered a doetling.bouse, in which it rose four feet almost immediately ; and fortentiely for the inhabitants, who aken refuel' in the stover story, the *iodises 011 ilfir greend.floor gave ea, to the portiere of the water, which circumstance, in sit prob a bility, preserved the house and the in mates. This immense body of rain descended down the Mint in the Kent in a muddy torrent, presenting a head of eater a yard and a half high, and bringing aloe% wills it hay, ands covered with grass, the remains of desnotished hanks and treee e many of • hick had been torn ep by the fOOl.l. The neighbourhood of Ambleside se bear Ass suffered s similar "'dation ; and it is stated, that a bile of bees was canted away by the Rood, neer the cascade" Itydsl, steal lodged in a tree at a distance of not less than loott.en feet from the ground. The thunder storms If moustainnes gown. tries, almost constently follow the tides of the hills, which, siting high in Ilse air, WPM to perform the part of conductors, sad to attract the elu.slit to the higt eat grounds. It is on these semmita that the water grouts are Claimed, and discharge their contents sod denly, whirls being receiver , by the ells or manes, an inundation is firmed lay the Itibetety "rooms in the brook or rivulet to 'Awls they time, and peered clung its channel into the inhabited "alley Outages which it tens with transitory hot irresistible violence. On the other hand, thews nervosa dales rarely ear. tipster the destrectita poser of lightning. whisk is fregoootty exerted oo the rocks aver the sooraits of the wet" coodectors by which deem wiederl mod sheltered places are almost sarroooriorL—(Credal Chronicle.) EITRAORDINaIIt M rs 19 the custom le Russia to place a corpse on the MOO before dee burial in the cherrh, whets the Prints, aecompoolird by a chorister. is obliged to pray. It once Isappraed In • Tiling., in Ike annaement of the Nest, th e term ss.ltlenly arose, name out of the Mier, and aserct•orl up to him. In 'min the Privet sprinkled kith oith a quantity of holy water; be was seised, throw , . to the ground. aod kilted. This glory was related en the following awning by the terri6e , l thorister, who had crept into a corner and eon. crated himself. He positively added, that after hoe. ing perpeosted the crime the dead man laid himself down is the coffin again. He was reel!? found Its. Nobody eoeld lee hew pie murder could have been committed. Al length, after a lops* of many y e ar,. It was discovered. A robber,oho atom, moo, ether crime', confessed this also, had slipped . In the disk into the church, pot the corpse aside, and taken his place in the collo. After perpetrating the crime, he had put every thin again in order, and then re. treated, without being perceived. The ..tile of this murder was, hatred is the Priest, occasioned by so old (wool. po Wednesday last a match at cricket was played at Marrhwood, between eleven single end elms married women of that place, which was woo by the former by a considerable number of runs. 'noti on& of spectators assembled on the ground, atnonpt whom were some of the fi rst r espectability sad fashion, to witness this siegolor contest. It is now determined to light up the Mall in St. James's Park, from Opting Gardeo.gato to Rotting. kom-hoese, and up Constitution-kill, with gas. The algal preparation. have already comeesowd. Deals. Rousso in Sv James's Pelf re -Oa Moodily night last, Mr. Williams , seltiah ef ry. coed, Strand, is pilot tower& 14a• 'servo St. Jame Park, sat down to rest trilobites one of the forms is the Mall. He had not sat there long before toe sea came behind sod seised him, at the moo tine attemptiog to rob him; he rooked from the seat, and made some resistance, when be was sa e. rounded by about a dosen oillairo,whe veiled, kirk. NI end beat him is a barbarous mentor, sod robbed him of his watch, and what mosey be wasposseqsed of. The sentries immediately went to his assistance, when the villains ran off in various direriinas. They were pursued, and two of them were taken into coo tody, one of whom had Mr. Williams's has in his posession. They were birth lodged I. St. James's watch•hoose, preparatory to being essatined. Monday night the house of Mr. Mash, an iron fneader, in Ualon.street, Borough-road, was broken jot.. and pluodered of • quantity of Benk.notes sad apparel. On Saturday a yosug lady, residing near Vasa hall. threw herself Into a fish-pond, and would W. ritobly hate been drowned, bed not one of ler father's footmen quickly brought her out. The cease of the rub set was an attachment disapproved by ter AN. IVE7' RN!) FAIR. Pr. stn tbe 1-4. • itrl. rim run •so • s +He- h.. heir •er, who drooled sod pastors! •hem , T Totaterdey sn investigation slain took piece al committed. Roo.strert, rest emir% Ibis pottage, shies so•r• te'f. Union-it OLE, R•ehsrds. of Hi. pPleattoi at the abase lei.. when James ;Ski/siker. clouted hi, ado • irk rwledsst him *nil who 01111 glyiekliestir ,l by Cherie' Re d, ;an. fatly a„.„hy, *sal. ' s ae grilled, rr • I ~ g i g nn hut telly w•rrletl, bee had Now, lb.. ter •tfo taa 11, he 0 1‘ f f p e e r 'cl e d s L IT Z:. il t i a te ll :I t i.gr e p it .. h ir 1 1 1 .1, 1 : 1 17re t ..e a r t9 aa * .i h n i e r ti li f moo gin is ....• dos ran he repaid Oa it MI •." Ile ales thee irbsotiGml by a woman of the name Of I n $ npek H. 3 , 1 quei ,„„, eweeewoi.oo Bean, 'ridding in Charles.sis Pet. 5,411er...t0- n, who h e r. Ito elthoat • tf , m; and abuse. Cirrniiiat , 46 asld the Prisiiner had robbed her of • bandk -rchief.— • she aka, o n.l .1 wi a. en I t i.hrnan. iskin i t nun her Ordered to find hail. every portable article. He met her Blerkfriers. Itri4ge, walking arm in-arm with •Pi paramour, tale Waller Ellis, upon w hom two skirts were found at the sforeraid was discharged, on at:client of knock-1 Co optoiooni d , en, whh4 his wile aided his greetsl good ehorseler, and uo person now ape l in the assaelt, sod threatened his life Tad wife. HI Ire principle s e a t i.t eet sh e e .i4 re i a j a .. j . ea f t:fie k .t . :fl h h e e a r „s c ad ort peering le identity the •kirts. lest, ntl Williams Farmer, John Spick, Freak Porde:v.' •s,l left Thomas Topley, Alfred Pitney, airl John Vatng, and run sway with .amber areni.„, an ,' .hi arrived at this Office front the Mansion house, hat u ...401.111TE s •e land lbote We. o faults cc both M i in( been el by the Lord May or, bein g identified di..tirs.ied toe e.. n •Ivint. earl • hived t to as pert of the daring gangs who 'Headed West.pred . I;„ a ~s , .„ . ? ! .. ....p;r r ene.. a.... ..sn_i I J tog I. flat rs. :u koeir Mr . kiss.. fair. dususaass.-On Tories • r ire acterred alteart as. propelit4 Robert Derv, one of the city .•flicyrs , stated, that Tapley, Pierce!, Rod Young were among the crowd , „ „ . .„ 8. 11 27::::: e llm .e .. ro e sear she Slides, at Londen• • ossoleen weal& 40ei. le., . sr He fern. log.oereie 6- Jaw grog on Nieeshey afternoon, bridge, when the hosts w e re ,boat to start Ire* 0 it a i r t w il ee tre i ii so! be i t «ileasag Swan Stairs for D . gget ' s C oat and Bad g e; and the „• w :Pa s ~ ji lt Ptisowers were apprehended and secured et the very infaci p, b e t ip lit: p lets, tits raw ..? 6.-r f nip Irr• • time they were in the act of a t te m p tin g to p ick Nei - wit , A fe e do .• slave •h: ". ;irf " ri ' LI. Mr. Ills: pockets. Witness knew them all to be reputed bier. pm.. iy Isev die .. tvalowtil Da. Is thranawal g k.baseai t chid'''. TM whole of the Pr isoners were Moo& hr . frOodiOred er...o. r , marst ~„„, ab . la allow tbe wad from the city, and identifie d as basin g been active lo worked the thuled.re. committing depredations and outrages at Wrist.end %bleb !,• fes 'lodised. A J. sot s.sertatik him as Iteenbrases. fair particularly as to Thomas Cider. I:i l t i p r ;o t eer rmi t i sl t ban oi; 47 M i e r ;;:d hi to na L it 4 . a" e !7 . lane, Doctors' Commons, a milkman, who wan eaeght it op is inane'. 10.1.10 g bard al die phetedi t 's . ,th knocked down from, and wounded from bead le some digiradty.:onev r r ` e ae p r a eiialled me the Defend at tribe feel. He alto beard the cruel villeins call out to %I Irtg'wnettleidie'.l4l,eee.-.1 7 cme Or MIMIC i hr-.•l e t I g those who were dole to him to murder him; he knew but he Hef-nd•to ono, fight. as./ )tr. G r i m e, It em; o f them at the •s teoiding in Old-street, crimirsiimilezt;;:i. a r ise A T i s . ... r tile a t : si a l Ts fit. and He ranee rem and belonging In a Holt dreadful gang ;he wits, el A Logy Raised Day sow speared, wa l. derlarrd iMi obi the same lime robbed of Ids watch, his hat, one of h•d made He lisle deg a present to the Ptuiatif wh le it was a hie Alton, &c. puppy. wear tom years arra was sore shot thrd now ims. duced was tke raw t sad as a fernier aphis of ideatity said le • thaws 'V s whip, one of the city °Mori. solo" , ass a tilt. Sere art :f as ewe. le. irellag to as areidess:la war that William Farmer, John Spink, and Frani. ...e a t:lll_7m r: o a at ii; is t e s ar .1,6 d put owe what at Purden, were observed among the crowd on Black• Aeilteeleet, we., ld urev i sn rim ono, eel poi wand frhirs.hriilge. on the London side; al the time the f o c .. da ::. l . l2 ... gli ,pa lo n a t , wa o r. u b.. ..r ae h per. d .op bs4l .l th did id lit sbu tta asi obp wa imi l was a swim Irma Rives so Mn. hosts engaged in the rowing-match were approaching. the Priaoners were pressing spinal persoos, hew " I lr : ~ i l e r w w. e l tee th e euelecir Krieg cusra, abbe metS eta. he, having no doubt it was for the purpose of Com• re,rarrrs ra a ss i tg res . wilting robberiel, and lancing them all to he re. owe .ea r . e,O. t.ud 01 74 ever teilded t Roth, ba i t W 04 810 . 1 .1 c tha a dn a w a i bz w et wood thietee, took them into custody ('he Lire who as Net „ um , „,: s he are fi : rt i r d Mayor would het, consisted them me rogues and V*. th dosbeing nearly paned. and bat h ishonds ender the Police At t, but this being a minor p s a" iar istrn.r In ewn t:f r. r wy "P"l in g s g ilit t b b:l fe nce i n ro mp s/ 60n with the cietraite"es crime' PI shaft( sod I) -fes.d.tat ;a :ea aerial et revere volibele avid is they were charged to have been guilty of at West. .(111oririobstrail.,ossagds,rd nol.lzersionz,abr a t c ... rea (sobs t" "41 end fair, his Lordship sent th e m to arise* , to that L aur i a t Ba . charge. They were committed to New Prison, to he kW, brought to this Office again on Friday ; when Thomas sew Levis and others, who were robbed sad ill-treat ed Willis ewee o arwea4 ttosrsed . ev e . il it h imi i derrs e. ed i le i at Weit•end fair, will attend to idealit y their p 11150161. c 13 . nom "u't •'s 91 -Polels, staled. that atanit pen !l re ch -n'tierk 1404 the i•otter came to bit reddeme,aireomparaies Its a a uoistwashwbes. is t'se oeesewee aff J. H. she himaretweiser. awl the • an hews, be said slat be wan Jefferson the Geier wad draws/ af her 7.. 6d. sad aided. dist tat west RR.r • i riu sag eierei at Ike eflit Halm. w e e, a i i *1 mg.? if Ilse Hues,- satiates% let *mai ✓elate her • moan H. 'Si.. lobe* for pen. MR ••1111116vra sad crate soma the 'abaft; at want be had rata, sod dime it Jeffery.. is lend et hike's churn paper era. sow enabserall to evidresee Ile wadi, now hoe Raw street Olier.drai and beinsantila on a - If p'clewk. f. twaseamesee of leforwatlea be... lei Ikea re. r • rd 'Vat a roll& re bad bees committed la 144. mew s he was sees hi a Igaulatrete to esquire sheet if s and nab ails* beseskeepers 'ma to pay his 7*.ild if ,bey dal tast e Is mead tie wen. far Him Jae* Swims gave Or Par-near throe half.rrowas. Jaw before she Pgb•wee telt see bow,. be new card be was nos Jelktont.aad observed OW Mr g ',Lee Ibe wished be was, there were three Mechem at them. Aker he i sm soar. his smokier I. creased, sod herein set atter May sad fined bias le the mar at Mrs. I sobree. go. 7. Lsierabl - armbhar a drawled there, with a defier wasassust a but Mrs. Homer belag from base. bob the grfrealr fer raved to ere it they vroahl take the emosioneen `before a nail's-Ale. Winos the Prisoner came unit of MM. DoOrr... bogie, basing ew dstabt be was as impostor, whams gave his in stem, Si sum-.re watebinoso, whoa the Primer offered to return It sr de Is ..d. Tabs was esalsamed by lam Harrtnii sib, •.4 4, that tier Mere ekidsberereav a Naive vinis.. l tar Yew Musy fine reek 4. He did wet 'reek is timid be her wises be reVied, be was was um tastily certain arid a bowr it w bet I. Wei err, lei sae Hernia sat mein weer severed He late bet that she was appeeron oral wit Woe as tine i•iret•oll - e, at ridges ...c . and It the ratsarry era ant as err bearre, be woold raters her Is Weer . Jason Jrlr•ry. a p Hole. brtnagi•-g to HP aliet. Hated. that be did HA itwor ;be Pf {NOM aad row dine owes pram of the sane at off pen beoss gin to the eller, for be bed boa di/charged Hone time A oat the tost ehorge ef .!altar antes. was extsilmed agiOnit Pt losers. no w ire ...Halos he boomed the 11 our Hvia- Orem. and de Honed a was of II -H H e w ofas essatoohte brain frier. d. In bi. &fear.. be .-141 ea* the rowel re • Ilsassneor as sre -J. I'reirr. Ills goad chaired with aegirat fur is rest!.!-• at Meowed I air. awl with wit. Irrostag • i.wsseible. , ailst committed for trial. 'neaten was gro•ded sti she bad seen rubbed .e 1 ig seed s Mgr riionsee menet% ideisili-d es .b. roe elsarge. Awdiagot dew robloed er an apasssee , t , * alas was lead so t••god .4. 11.44 hrssreea she far sad bu as by .Ise earirks of • &mike wads sass Doren/ *Agreed l tae ear rig. lets frau bet ern. Ile litesainol *swami ra bed by See or sit ref -410.. who Yap.poW. lb. (mak is Awes.. Another parries at the Wag, sat baereked dew* awl robbed 7: winds, has, Ac. BIRTHS. IPablibehe. V reemetess erraughieff. teal SOW Setasifeed, h s Illajewys &mop at et. taty at Berry Sam. Erg of Great ger - square, of adoolerter. POLIGE. MAlrslON•nonsa.—Yeriterdsy three brou boys, named losing, Pierce, sod replry, sere ght op by the Police officets,charged with kering been foead at Old Stran.Stairs, dogleg the boat.rece on the Thames, coo Monday, actively employed le attempts to pock pockets. The racers watched them for 'bete half an hoer, in the busiest pert of the throng, plOrte etitir wide, and took thee into tested,. Ors toss of sheet were found silk handkerchiefs reateeled is the mould of their hats, and the iuitial marks •hi.b had been worked in them picked out; and ens had a two.hladed clasp knife, sharp as a razor, and a very elt.ctive- iestrenteat in coifing off et open the pockets of their patienis. They all, of coarse, protested their looney,. e, end saW they were in indestrlons employments, and ellotiof had been brooaht up before. They were. however. well known to the pikers, as connected with g nos of pirk•porkets; sad the Loan blaToa rseollecied that be had committed Topley with an sr. omplire from that bar to Newiste, shortly b.fore 114 14st Old Bailey Sessions, where he was tried bet arvit ted, althoeigh the person committed with him on the same sharp was convicted, and sentenced to trees portatioa. A Polies Ater present, who had been et West. end fair clerk% the late predatory eskers committed there, reesilected to have sees all the Priseaers there The LORD Wilma therefore irinsmitted then to 11•1...strert, in order that they might there be PII. hibited with the other desperadoes apprehended for assaults and robberies at West•eod fair, and placed is the way of being identikel by nee of lite parties Noted; but with a regeost loth' Bow-street Mlle. frame, if ass cease of commiletemt should be urged againmAttm, to send them beck to the City, it ei der to be It with as ropes end unbends. Wright and Wheeler, tierrether boys easier the Op of tweise were afterwardebreeght ep es siniller c harges, addipposed of is ellse manner. liatron•imettsam.—Yoefeedey Ciiirey mos charged with ellegiptieg to vielatog gist between 14 and 0 years of•tp, the dsugh*e-.cf a lodger lo the *see house as himself ; but so the girl seemed t W o ye made en great noise or the Prisoner was discharged. Wonsuis.ruttas.- ~sorb was charged *kb hiring concerned in an eateoliee robbery at Si hova of Ms. Sharp, glass.eutter, in Pleet.ineeket. family went out nn Sunday, end about fear o'clock the landisdy of a pablic.houst adjoining, tsar a i hackeey.cosch pall ep to the door. She sae the Prl. toner inside, and two others patting parcels into the coach. Knowing the family were out, she suspected all was not right, and she followed the coach and took she another, which was 785. She then met an acquaintance, whose ammo was thy, end ant him to watch abets the coach ass driving to. The latter followed it isle the City reed, when be saw the can tatas carried lobo a hoses in a coert. Search was shortly after made there, bet no part of the property found. Wise Mr. Sharp's family came home at night, they foetid the hoes* had been stripped of eirry thing saleable. The less was estimated at upwards of 1001. The Prisoner was taken on Sun da) slight, fur keocking down a watchatan.—Re . lb!' wk. MAIIRIEU Oa litigeMilM the church 11. Mamie-bow. Mr firmly Saban WlNif. Ban. •f V ark-h••••• Leo. S. Unify From ettilifry, fin dasg... et .(the Earl Liorritk. twat at Mery-l• /Mlle c!larcla. Joke &wry, En. 44 B,npirifes ••• a "Lir Edward Surstrr. Bart. of itariliestli-Mil. N•rfoi S. rumo,* HM*. Clotisteybet Clitlarrow. lair b:d'. place. Hefts. 111110. nu the 91,t alt. at C 1 at Cossama, Mn. Relieves Prim, hste of AuliAtnr• .rtreel. 411•401 in he 4 411 year •.1 her . (loile•riiit att. 0 \is ham:r. .0 lierbekt *tram. Crisham. E.q. of Rlaesas sal Burlap. It. I'. .8e Ow I min of K tarts.. On the .14 tort. John Mama. at 14taadas 9stg. Is the 4411 1 yeu el his age. ClnillaKiiiitlCl4Afltiis *Fe most, AVOINT 3. Aosterdalt. 11 11 C. V. Leah...a. 49 Ditto. at meet, 11 14 Orem, 4.9 Amsterd - sta Ma ta. 5: 1 Thitin, at sight. Vet. r.., 'M Rotterdam. 11 14 lapiea. 40 Artiliery. 11 19 Palermo. 119 pet ay, Hiambertit. 35 II Iti . 341 istoia 51 Altar. * Nib. 9 Mrts's sight, *lO Rio Janeiro, 9.) Ditto. 93 40 Itourdeita a .15 Id Matti*. 19 yet (*eat Us*. 13 yee Cent. i m .fl a n t il id . " . w itrainet rtsi PortugalgitttiftlietiirotictB..l.l...ll4B4l.lo.. Cadiz, SI pet z. ellbaa. SO ': .id is flan, 11. la p..t nu 'istrille, "ti st.is Masao , .. 5-• . 1 t ,1 • ~ Gibraltar. 32 !tilter.ia llamas.. 81.0.11.1 a . .. . seeded. J Hone end T. Langford, both 7000( men, were charged with stealing • silver watch end two gold lamas, the peopray •f T. Lloyd. The Preseceter sad his little brother went to bathe in the New Mi. per. The bey got out of the water u!sty and sac the 1.03 0 1 0_/!: Pricer" me rbbllwied y '4. P. ei N. I, Solisborrown;