The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-03-16 00:00:00

k . . . . . 2 . . • • '0 S'l' ~:, • - ley'vireWti 1:0574 Ni 'NT4L Ni !NO: LAW TET., L IGENCE; 's • z..--011 1 P -- COURT Or pi AiNCVAX, !demon it. . . .INJUNCTIOV. IFILLAN C. DAteNAW AND LONGX*NAND CO. litartEr., on the 21it' of January; snored, in the Vice-Chancellor's Court,. fOran Injunction "to -prevent the I)efendautt from publishing a work calidd Bates's Practical" so,tepsir• on' Cutaneous Disease", after the manner of Dr. Willau. The circatnitances were, that Dr. Willett . published . a 7'reati;e on Cattalo is DiSCOICS: be died 1 0 .14 a4aijae in April, 1812, liming a manuscript of a farther Treatise dirthe soil* abject: The 'Defendant, Bitte‘ wsfss* mho was..&anedical Ointredien, had since; through the agency of the other Defeadants, who were eminent booksellers and publishers, .In Paternoster ! . iOwt, published a book called 171c.beetical Synop sis, past of which was ad trident *piracy from• Dr. .VO'iftin'i Treatise, anti the"other part was cturpotied of tire. ovenuicript found after :the decease of. Dr. Willto whlCh cam into atepoeSeisitill of his widow, the present Plaintiff, and Which iiite.gave tell* De- Bateinaiti . tti peruse. There -wet .•nether .work of the Plaiudr* husband which Dr: eletetike [sod pltatfd frore,..entitled Dr. Robert Wilien's Treniktr on ritr.cir inoculation. • iiii i Honnueloriautedtbst Injunction. !- SW** 1 1, 04 1 41te 61110 r-fed by 1 4 3. SlAll.l!xv -rim-' 1 el . fis ; ,... 11)2 .#,. felf4'l:4l"fs .read ToixlNPPObliftuse 1 . ' -40--aA,I4--Vhiliit 40OP! t. of r i iiTtiii4 homy Oft as distinct ten account of the,. great :ingiti, a., me.ster tititery chums*, kin . aperentice,Witli at temilti % A A &S die lel, his •house f Os Tnodelt . 61.78.6 glib!" filed hi France at any Other goini. Ani cOrry night. . ; •,-.- tiLieit; however, from 'you last, that you are not upcq " • The-Cotipleinant,, ahoet. half past eig ht 0 9 4 0 4 `llheeArirhitin your style. Yon should say the Allies id the evening,' was sensible .or a smell of burnt ;#ll4llolkrigiatand . kft, and both their blows bare woos1„fiol Nreeirecl thestaicaand the shop at 'd i g jtoekatiliped: they - therefore rally," &u. Nov to , top of the house filled with, smoke ;,hat finding no i7eis too. much I will give you the tong and rue in the stave that stood iq *shop,. imagillad the • Bershott 14 the mlll, us it appears to me and the rest' smoke to proceed from his lodger's lighting a fire. of_ the.. fesscp—lst Round. ('it. Dicier.) . Both iHe then want out, and upon returetng at It. O'clock sick* ibersalug game. Nap threw in some slight; was informed•tho house had beuo on fire. The .firei hit.., ated.;the combatants broke away ••without a, it appeared, took place neder.a pan in which the .. , firtte-.4d. (Brienue.) After exchanging some se. I stove stood, and where several• staves of a tub arid sere Body blows, the combatants closed, to the : some pasteboard werefound, ' • • ..- . &advantage , of Nap, who, however, contrived, Several witnesses were examined, bet, the charge to get °it of danger by bing d,bly. First I wits not at all broqght home t 4 the Prhsoner ; who blew IS trivet!r of the Ally. Betting three to i admitted his intention of running away from his map % two.—Jd.- Nap seemed shy; and was followed round , ter, in, consequence of frequent • disagreements; but therving. Be suffered much, and bled profusely ; two bad delivered himself up, when he understoo d he to owe.--4th. Cuatwus sparring, and a few hits.— bad, been charged with having attempted to set fire lisp west down without •a blow.-sth. (Chalons.) to the dwelling. Inking,adrentage of the , weak gate of the Adver- 1 The Alderman ,(AiNsLit) ' ordered the Prisoner to sary, the *41 7 ran in upon him and beat him ; be ' attend to-raorrow (this dayj a bat not to be detained get hold of: ewe of the postato keep himself up, and , in custody : observing, that 'his compliance would was allowed tobe off by agrement.—Gth. The Ally be no inconsiderable presumpilen of his inuncenee. was err, by Mr. Garner, a coal merchant, whir . sanding a little fatigued . Both tides taking wind , and little IJMON4ALL.—James Quin, a bey about twtimuyears earl o_; • front the tacks apoo a wagon semodiqg 41 th e Ogiteos46. Pk, the isst.—fith and 9th. The Ally . Nutted two good bits .with his ' The Adver- i lit 31 read to go out. ' ' Mr, - • ' ^ •i per case to be sent to lc IbU il e t would net dittin, the time of :ilie :Cemtt *dr ' i t hit:just mentlea intrcaser that were 11/ POW, . 'PM *kick the rE°llroe” of his . 2044,1 0 1 iPt• 1 01.1 4 °F 0 4,1 1 1 , l,, and Martinson v. Scott.- . . _. Mv. liviarit. followed Op . thcasraetada t 4 . 4 -,.. : , .; i 4,. . Sir SASit.iit. Rmatz,vir 1 in roily , 'saki ft**, Surdibluppese i that Vt. AMMO aimed :re heir the , profits of the builttess, fot , sic ~ the' death of Dr. Willed, fbr 'tile 11 :: the recommendation - or patients. The luteniit.liti. Wil I an ,ha i fl . . to.. raise Dr. Bateman in. 041: filltlimition of the public.,, was a sufficient hide to.alltlw i hiM to make use of the printed, bat* . :the - , al l unscripts, to Win: fhb Synopsis. Tie - ac. of ,:, Within's work Wale net ditnivinhed t. fiti.-titat of i.: liatemmet. ...Ac. Ow monists ipti • 111.11 trreirulAil , before the. -Getart, „he would- lutrodest, One of liatemeti'st it was a letter to his mother„ 11**0 lint formed• a connection with. Dr. Willa% dated in April, ,tgll, stating, " that Dr. IVillan'a work **Maine& iroo much, eseept fOr medical readers; dh*t he cetdd tibt reduce it without . communicating Itlth Dr. Wiilan • that be bed done • so, and ho lid siren hits tuft Li berty to.seridge it.". The cosiest. , et this letter it man would dispute were the belAtattoris the mind of 7 , bi. tatentan when he wrete.ihneell64 deniialiy isi his Oat pareilt: - Re 4114 - :404 imitted• that the 'cep/right" ems" trungerted, Mt lir iiimisife . -~- .11,144-AV+o,'!eti6V. t he, Ijhttction ihosist fie dia. ts? WORM artgloit fa trabliet. His Learned Friend trusted more to his shifting than stoppisg, and Geyser !toed, that the Pt:i . eo!tee was leads" a a gang 4 of his run were asatissuaii v rnm. HO P' .. _ _ soleed . a the ••feadhata! a nsw er bein g p it l a s 1 hail-reed a greet ietisbel: of pottage@ .tweitow it Os • sans. - - -- I . - about a dozen toys ,, .- own age,' 01,,, wt __ w ally ei, .os high' statid, that Dr.i-Bitereith had the Seines of . not att itbridgeresit,' tad It' only appeared the' the seemed only anxious to get away.-10th. (Cna wiPan - molting depredations& about his ptvmises, ...bad oncr before AN iifine,* to-pul)liah; the ' 6 Proilisstf Synopsis ;.'• lifithlt i e g:e t p rei gr it iftwe. re .th e j aw . sod why-should bert.) Nap catching the Ally off his guard, put in a beee t telled intake t op he h : f r a i A s k or before Meitt_one i oat at seven to four. - r ei ' l ises I hrWill, hoWerir, s arnr g hecer , I t i vOSse tied that Whin he was going to Madeira he et over his.' , flit* dbr i di ea! '`it Review might 4as well celled .•'.heas, :hit. Hugh odds . reelainffs gab* Act, Pr . Ba teman, and pre him Ihe charge 01. „.„, t-obstnitit es, the publicalloer of Dr. Ilatevamese : 11th. I,lo4tueuirail„) A desperate rally, fought with ever, and he haskostost Inswillingly;lseelk s ohapdadalikestalse a Diapessary ehich he had been at the head of.. Thtt.) •• • • VrAitensistt' hid .owly &ea the sutatessew' 11!Yet'til.k on both s id es. . Nap rushed in, think.. hint is chore of a callow!. •-•" -7 - • .--''-:. The Wormy Magistnste, Mr. Blasts ) ordered ter boy* ie '(,it 'd Counsel contended , that this assignment of - detained till he could by 1 Ingtseuee,4et iiiia admitted Ida iti ad . imiliWirtipii chick he lad heard reed itittat beet his man off b an d , but was courageous- ! Hes tesiltiesa. A otheriied pi.... Batenstte to patiffth "ili . w i n i m: • iv iv.. siee ,, n ko e d u m m, hi k e notes - * hit ? s 4 p . t. i .4e. F ,Opped. Both fell ; betting as last round.- : the Refuge for the Histpato, or some 4 pttier h4lso. 1.. • : . what . form he pleased ; awl. there wet soother con. ; 4 4 4 ..„,"Zij o i . .ig i ror i go u e. t h e manuscr ipt s had bee t e . ; 'l,2th. (Chateav Thierry.) It appeared in this round ! we l a i ta hau N le A r ß atain'atiostra r a d rg:reirro n e a tlng th!Tate e illegr. Slderation, thht he assisted Dr. flateMati in the work • *ad*, Tot lieltoired Holt tbeadrice givea by Dr: - that the Corsican had had the best in the fall : house of Mr. Harris, °pacts/41*Th)* Holbate,with *bee throughout. They atsti contended, if hid Lora:ship 1.1., siesteettte to the Plaintiff who correct, for it ippeared the Ally appeared a good 464 cut, and bled ihe_f t r . i t sonT ea h r a t r a ntes re lktr i a? ls i s oy ta tipl an r be r; i iirst , 01 0 1 , 71 . 1 , uht not consider the parole - licence - of the iiteistsod at, th e Ilihe of then titer stbreent fi t to be published.. freely; fought shy, • and seemed only desirous of 9 ' 'tr u e' lin s g Y n ° silk umbrella. the properly of 'art. Williams Brown, • ps, Wilton to,ba,selicieot, that the book pehtithed irr A all L- : .. tiller the circiiametaqcoa, there was nothing thee ;getting time to recover. Odds rising to six to of West ludd-Place, Soaters'-toWn4 a weed p lier irishijoeo, by Dr. Bateman Ittsa fair abridgment; and it hid c ri,ate ~ifit s et isti tee &erecter of De. gateman, acill. four.-.l3th. (Etoges.) The Ally went in, in fine the j i t t l r o o r i i t i er . 7 h o a f ,, ib M e r. ro ßartup o ni fr Ola n er r; _lisSea-alrapers ir ls hie:Whoa ifi theta;irt,.,that every Mini bad ii 'Vit. seed liPs Lordship *Geld thick :that . the eseatie .: style, beat his Adversary through his guard, and ter, in Cis'aaiiside I and P n 'tie p ro p ert y of rodeeiglsor shoes, the propene to *bridge the works. of another, but not to copy it. • (me a t to b u gr am: c it. : • ' ... - •••••• . . '• . threw him.-14th. (Vauchatnp.) One of the hest of a Miss Bewley, of Clayton, Willem: I. fititutittiAlaloot Dr. Bateman's' Writ*, COWltistifil , ... D-- fought : in the battle. Both were bent on l were All the•chargeskeing proved, -the co lied The tin Cliatteetteal in Ai ~ I. •of .114;10 copiei s had . been told ; anti the Plaintiff. Bever : pated' tb e • aat-kti cibserred,' it taa- • ... -rbittintill and little attention was paid to tie : I committed for trial. • :'.• •• ▪ eoeiplaitted nista 44 *Coed edition was announced. arityliettinging to it; that' Ile had nirterffsigid • '-I:fence. They closed and quitted several times, and 1 1 the O w ilittnd .d - nd ir erwerst . 1 • u aelli ttZsiontlos,' eba:ig ib ir t lit .. Yiks showed thstahe Plaintiff was aware of the li 7 fore Burin his his ea Aimee . it wended . ti 0 5....:, -, ' : sense tremendous facers were given and taken., - .1 fei n ninest : v.4 . 4 . . 13**k _ 00 , ea, itoite minim( or am a 'fence her deceased •lit4baud had given hint. Under : th e t ' e t . th .. 6 e right orptitilittbing, and a•-- -- 1 The punishment - wag warty eq uity , bid the Ally ap- - draft for Seth. on • . Towgood aod Co. hook qs, the pr 4, dine cotisitlehAnia, they trusted that hie Lordship o f ' ' ri g irdit i peered weakest. Seeing t hi s N ap ultimately tried ! petty of "Mr. Aaron Bray, 14 bawler% rtf Ng lem-yard, Thrd •• I ' ffout . but ' • ' the - ' re *a ao t,e copying tall i liotburn wit 4, it appeared, wept tos undie s Fain a Nov*. Would dissolve the injunction. .. .. . , • ' paregrapt althaegli pttk te"i'eetoureme shot, thou' to close, and tip him a cross-buttock, but was pre-- ; ausp i„„Ai re , and we„, to ba d them sohat nixie, se the swot Mr. if sas.ts, Coutisel tor. the itabiliff, :stated, that tun, at balf-past ten oclodls. Tbbealgleg OD key Mho ,___, a Pity. 9 Ha was . tlf blildion, 'the only Ira/ *tag I vented by a fierce rally, in which his guards were tlT'' " 141 ° 93 °f• Pro "i f ill.ales "ark lea T e P sbli a"'" at the facts ). _ ewe) seat' eit patties, Wes ta 'diteet i knocked down, and the Ally retiring without falling. ' tu oTite d tXo r ;d i t u infO n i t t l il b fi r:ets k iel. at I l l y e l=lrent i l t atre h r before oily icnettiviti between him led' Dr. Batiman in lia' 1. II Weida' therehire direct foe lasheito I The Corsican received a desperate blow on the rills; -0 :is head, between the mattress ' Oa the Mom* '• took s place . ; .t ohe cosdd not have.assisted hies inthe be .reriumi;fn, fhb ' e Kul . Kind's Be h i the 'fi A - to ' this poun d . (Soiseons)-15th. Both stowed play, morning, he - missed his breeches. - 'he pot them Ist, - original mutter they contained. .The lnt)ma cY ' re " tiffe the ierdigt Court Of•the of Jury Wh g ethe n e e Dr:Bate r mases ; bet it was more a display of science thou of genuine ' u p '!„ d o l": 1 /',1 0 ::: e * '"i ti :, e t et r ie t l h ,! ni tt e,p , * 411 : 1 :Z e T n a, ofrotit r awr bad - health of Dr. Willitt, and he gave ay . SY/di:psis wag an abstratt - -elf *W. Iffi ll asea. T rea ter i initllng-16th. The Ally naia !iced in fine style, and • talseu o ut . . the Prisoner, witoiroseelbe fiats ,.. s FA, %Os Dispenitavrtwthe Defouslant, Bateman. It was le was *my to be seine that he had entirely the best ; r at: li t a i v i :: . ll leftZe p tima araw 4 i tt ra nat =ti l ar n tat t, . i . 4 ; on Cuirm:eous Diseases i. and if they fetid llust IC . atatiesk. is the _answer, that its conversation Dr. was not, the second issue *AU hi foe 'them tellia .44 :the. round. Nap retreating, showing tight, but ! ltt.i,sioiler deirvered to him a 10:3:11nalt at rai t iMast Na.te eat •yfilleit rye hint his consent to publish the S.ynopsie. quire whither't he-Synopsis Wit Published with' BIS , • so slelvenly as to saber without retuinito4 blocs.-- ' of those wi . cir hat been oWn. 'wnd =know CIVid!; 0 !°1 te holik ilii: l l.ordSltip' must:be aware, by the Act of Digs.l7lh.•(Nangis.) He rallied, and put in a chopper with 1 1 1 10 4 1: 71 a nme Iftr tivva . I Yl l9 .'e Pa!" af v, !:a . ,,atet ,. .use l iken; dr 'D r . Wiwi,: If he s hould alter big stildit • Beth, that OW prepioty of another could 'net be - '• • . 1 ,!,• " • theleft :hand, -which confused his adversary, wha •Ttle Pri-; . ter wascomcoitted . for til:d. '• . . `'. •- - • .:., 4 hereafter, he should mention it. • taken away on parole con.versation. If it ga v e him ; , - . • ;./... r ...,. nevertheless Grade pity, and 'put on a good coon-- •.111Ary ito', 7 e,i, 1 4 1 . 1zabettt ,Utley,4l g az wil lp4;l4o:4L,t dile right to publish the iibridgnient, it gavo hint I Ihe Court was encessiveittrowded. .. ;'-i-- 4.-• 4 ;'' teutatessi--sysh. (hi (interests.) • ea;:n r :in b r tl i tt l iefi i t 1 4 14-t e ius Zia the *hit: glso•-the right of copying literally the Treatise. • " 1 " 4 ". 41111 . 1 " • ' '"l'''' -. - round. Ntrpitteetnpting to put in it similar choppepl__,Alr. I,ies iw ,• Ar s t creißvt„,,VlN F rt -softly *top our 'ts esisone • Demised -somisave" *Wane' The Act obliged a stguler essignment-otherw Ise:the 1 itat,aecuor* AcßlitallaffherWe .41Ert. 111010*.ieleswassiels4lee •elithei... tattswee - sroppert, - end -reeet-ert" 'has e n' 16 . 10 ntn .. 7--'..." ' to the Lottery. - . _,. ..... - be stomacher of• an *ether *amid ism cafe ; : neence, amongst the maoribtal accidents which etrate..stomaeher in return, which brought hint upon' his ...• ..4• • . ~,... They were committed as movies ped yagaseassouttomers. person Wet, Who areeld venture to Swear that he ;ideally occurs from thelogetatickse•hundling of ft es i knees.' Furious with pain and rage, he collected awls. lelkfliestuser, .take away the l a b our s of as author's : arms; otte.of a most melantholy nature, whick Imp!, all his strength into one e ff ort, and threw himself, I•---- - - - 1.14-time,.. There was a .written agreement between i petted on the evening •ofSetaiday, the 5.;11 instavitk . 'ilia's!, hands, and knees, upon his opponent, wh o these in 1811, that Dr. *Man, his heirs sad 4011inis- , Riversdale, fin this county, 'the seat of the,late • lame him with vigour, but the shock was so great as is i trawl), should be entitled to one moiety of do Asa , Massy, Esq.--Tuts unfortatsail and motif law* ... tltlethrow him down. :7 -19th and 20th. Sparring-cool received by Dr. Bateman for all p a ti en ts that bad been ..Gentleman was sitting with his brother-ill4ali !ilegereuvring, both sides being dreadfully . disfigured introduced by the former to the latter, for six years ;,George Buchaunan, Esq.essemehieteeawa lieSs# out of wind. Nap, notwithstanding• his quick after the date, of the instrument. He would ask his :silents towards the deteetiowet Idialts . . •' . 116 laid - laid hitting, seems most distressed, and the • .Lordship s if r. Willan had given him the licence to disturbing the public piece, w !lei a ..! 1 alkiri.d. '' publiik; would it not haye appeared on the face of spring pistol, which one erthe Gentlemen ... 4 'tite has to bear up, %rill, it is sapPosed,yery-apeedity `die agreement? It liaittot r atin ue t t o suppose that the act of moving frees one to . the - etheralde lir t beet-film 'oat of the:ring. Odds seven to three. a - person would allow another to publish for 124. i table where they were sitting ,, west o ff , . and th o tat . • , At your service, •ashat he cheesed eight guineas for. There was en : lodged in Mr. Massy's bead, who above - instanter*. . • THOS. CRIBB, Champion of England. efficlitait of the Plaintiff, Mrs. Willan, stating, that "•otisty'expired.-It is hooch 'More easy to ice:4oft° .she never knew of the first edition of Dr. Batmen's ! than describe eltaggeaboelfeectegs of Me. Bucheaseen, Spepsis, until. about last . Christmas, when she taw ,le being thus suddenly deprived et . a n 1 1 ,4060 1 11 0 1 1Wid AM second editlim advertited in the:Newspapers ; ::and valued Wood. sedthe distraction'et as auellaiste Chit-she immediately filed her bill, and seven weeks ' wile and eleven children, is the less of i moot, l ie•• ego obtained an injunction, which ~proved there Ina 'alefient 'husband, 4onid tga;fondear and best of pa. no delay ou her part. • She Aiwa to Dr. likliejoile i iii m i+ .(ld ebe rick Jduargieee.4... . . ~. , .: • • -the 'manuscripts; in her possession, 'ear thi d hidi. if I, "A 4js• Winchester -4 • II U' h . " ssisee,• elf?"orl tngtees t Dr. Witten, and he dissuaded her ' fro th pablishiek • ' parser of ibe Eons, was convicted of forging a bi 14,1 ahem. Ought he not, if he had a licence from Dr. li utp - orting to thb.drawn on the Commissioaeri of ' Wallas!, to have then told her so, and that he was - ~... , Tor a Quarter,* pay air that. • Lane, of • -• about to publish the same this% Jostled of leiliiki ~,,w,4„9 rtisebill'arat iedorsed - with the name of , : • _her they would be a disgrein I. Awoke* f -7---r-- o- "1 / 1 111. li etitioes. penes. The idil bad been Put off *re ( No would, with his Lordship's permissine, •cesiellie :. Anita up on a d i a l i e k s . ei the . eblenee .*f . wituoith ,„, ithe two publications, which took up the rilealit*„.ir oa dr aeweteher .i siteefietox . T ii i p - 4 4 - ingatitty: he yr of the day. , 11111010111 , :amounted. only An estravageoti . . - . ' estiii; Witco - t 5. • i sets dome aebsegeeet to 'the forory reed• . which; ae.l •as is :. .4 as... Allis ;,;„1/ the u„,,, 1... ;. 1 „ l id r ttirdlngTd the teithheitylif an dillteilvf - the Prittner's me. LtEALsr, eru k lierw %of . WIZT4 yclecW , 2 I _ l. . 2. _ .„..a _ .... .... A , c....... ... h ,.... 1 ~......4 e....." •hie argetsienti ' Ile- said he had Advised that the 111 44 . '‘''''•'"'""'''''''''''''''.'''''''''''''"'"= tion. He was setittiveed 'bete etivtilitlidisOl leaC'wlols Pleittire altieffsli'aivake an affidavit tbat• 'the otan.o-..- . At ithesesee iiiti0 . m . 4 . 40 4 0 44 04 , scripts which lie held in his hand were those of her . Tes t , . Abert Glees c h arge d with the mss of tbenarv. ;kite - hoshand's ;he knew it was not regular , bitt • ~. .. l i. ~.. • att4,loB .itheiwise he weuld.not be able to produce *ell to:l er : 1°48 Yvfq e _° a ! ers. nor 4 gai .... ~,,, . . . his resrdthip. • _. k nacho . end • dbelseekiasatougs,. fera.lll*-imed* al SirSAssutcl4aetas.T.-" They Were not, are • ' Clam* Racol • Pooton, in a dna. '. '.: '••' s .' ' ' 4 r : ' .•'.•• . . r • - . Van ea in:the atigtnei aikdavit." '.: On 8 0 ;tersiii'llett 41 1-41 ,11 11 0 11 0 111 0. . .Xlr :. t . .Mr. fleas.* said thwy.were stated in the bin,. lied ' Ries, !get. Geetatiee, - ;ltt `' '' • ',: •••• ' !' . -,.., • 4 .(toped his Lordship would decide the point, as . • he .of 'Weal* ilegreS 9 ` atekaillll4; , 410; - ' I P ? :11414011 aware of the great weight attached .to the - seng.estions of the .Learned Gentleman opposed to . . ~. him..,... . :,, •. s . The Latta CaaNCeLtile observed, that when - he -- .:;ut at • the bar, . the practice used to be, to put the ' l!tisookor meanscript in the possession of the Registrar ' •on the filing of the bill„-Which gave the Defendant an opportunity of having access to it. As . to the weight or any person in that Court, he could only •say, that he had made use of every endeavour to, _keep him'seff clear of them all. Mr. HEALD *id,' he . was sorry his . Lordship had .altow:s the impression -tote mode on Ms mind, that -he Mettot a 54 thingdiSreipectful. The weight he meant ) was the great talents 'and experience.of Sir Simnel itomillyi few instance he thought that he ' himself Waif Meitriariattliref ib;:ndeeting a cause than when he ersllvrea cokled to thsk • ' • alb 'l he--- tau only := compared isysesuseseitesstr- : • 7r._ _,:; . ~ - Sir ilssetarßeststaireestf;llrielmweno objection, -Jazy tom„: ; • - •...., t ... - , 1".... .. •1 • Air. HEALD then 4;40,04 pitilieelt in each, and ,- • • • WI LEA AM Si MO V NT Aillii . :Saraeves Read Inn, Snow-hill, tondua, the Isext.AecnetOrstation Olt Travellers, goad Beds v ehniee Lintiftrs. and 'tanderste Chorgets • The follow in , !'.set Cnoctri , , MtuTC*Olelli tte.''set wet from the Saracen's head Illft, Sow-hits :—, • : - • • • I W EE POOL Past Conch, to earrv-fiur tables. sins out every Morning, through Lutterworth. !U Crow; Him-MeV, .Asher - tare, Tile pith, Litchfield, Ulteittinrft, Northatilpson, taud Ounitahle. Arrives at Liverpool nevi •Afteranon. • EXBI'EIt, Plymouth, Weymouth,. D.krcheiser, Sidman h , -Dartmouth, and Snlishury, 'New Post Coach, .ever, :fitarnlig Riot Italf-paA.Six o'Cluck, with a Guard, throutt4 ihnlieoo4,4l. minter. Bridpont, IllantKord. gasingstatte,. turd .Bajohnt. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and • Haatlilfi dnn. New 'tops! Unit Co:whole(' out every I.:int:Ping. • Credos from .Bovion to .Spfi t thy„ !Rath. Grimiest, and Dull. LiVER eotiL, Warrington, icuutsfard, 'Stone, and Lira geld. Past Casa, caned, The Expedition. every Evenine its • Five it'Clock. to the Saracen's 'Head Ma, Atale•qrvet, litvart pool. Guarded throughout. • • , -. ; . BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post Conehes i llwangh CM"- rnhatn. Caine, and Marlborossisti,• every Afirtrotoons arrivals! Mr. - MaY'st'ehr Dreyknund,lnn. -.Oath, nod the Loaders Tavern, Thoows-street,„ and the Suiso Arian:ll% Heal Moriting.—Coarbes to Wells. Bridgewater, Tautsion, kt. . : LEFA9Sitew Light Conch,:tnlted, The Rockigham, sett :out every Month% .tok half-past Seven a'Cloelt ; 'carries. Fear 'lnsides only, and got, retnaikahly easy. wkilt is Ward through out. -Passes throtmls .Suunfatd, "Newarg. Redford, DOtirsoler nand Ferry hridge,to the Galdea LinnWLetzdt. nett itav 4 . 141 4 0 q• ; Not% illwouttlirtg the unentunson ezneditints...4 this Ctireh,' it ii allowed to be the astryttnseettbk nod narnplete Public Convey anee.err tbr North •Road v being usgermsg hms x 1 in Ateennandat by any other. . . - , KENDAL, Laseaster, Prestea, Ifoichy . -,Lnasdnle,' Ignitor, COorley,:Onnskirk, and examining. Post Conches. evety met nrren,•at Five &Clark. emit:sled. GLASGOW, Lesgtnwn, .tiireitwOree*,. Annan. Dumfries, Hettaithfil, Thornhill Sxnquhar-Kiln,. Causa4 4,1;100will, and all p•trh• of Seothisarl, Causpeidawa•CoseitstMally): YORK. Newt-wale, awl EdinhOrvh..neW Pnisch...aerf IfWOO . with a tittsrtithrA)vheittt sets nut every Murrmt At ~119. w. Six ..'Clock, by way of Ne wark.. Itest44.:Tatiendier__ , bar lietglon, Norihiqlertno, Dun ham, flitorpotth. aim' •fillivisick.— Pay4tigera,finding ' tlllintel 4 e , 'fottelllM - "tout iihilAttegleit:4 o4 journey, may rem vjhat time they. plevec t soi 1 ltetk:44 OM without tiny additionnt fare. , - .P. Clark, the Abut loan. Oa. aerotreet, Yirk, ruts CoaViry to suiderimbi b ,11#104-41.4w ,Emaik W ii i 1 Ay , and ether Plasm: • — WAIDGENORTH .and. Walsal new Pest clock . 'Evening. • • CA ItLISLE. Penrith. and WhitehaYen. Pest £rAhßgl.ll* - with. Four Hor,ev, and a Guard all-the way. ...Noes. thinannli Brouvh. A ppleby; Greatabrldge -ttightrturii, Catterivia ibp. roughttridee, Wetherty, Aber ta d, Doneesnl. mid Greisthous :One nearest was hy•cighteers *gins), setveC'esry And perforps the jtatirile), With Ore greateo sac r. r detained on the !LW, by !Wine% yr pletkare, have tee tidy:lmage of their'reatOseing seettred.in the next Coirdi: . • . 11' iric.E I , I t. LD -Puna Cinch; every, !Orlin& •44,11144• part Six u Clock. • ' 1 . : • .•• OH ESTER, Newport, WhilehaitiVVirperiar•Nisttgritha. Northrich.nul Middlewieb, Pdsre e istich, every Quo rsistgb.a, , . ' • Amour Drttn.—Yesterday a Coroner's Inquest 'lns held at the George, public-house, in Jermyn street% before A. GALL, Esq. Coroner for IVesttniti stir, .on the body of Ands Riddell; the wife of G. 'ilidde4, boot-closer, who lives in Badly Mews, ‘Vill-sbreet v St James's.. The . principal witness was the huiband of the deceased', who deposed, that I ahe.went to s hed in a good state of health, after f b '5" . • et her supper as usual ; when , he awoke the next ng about six o'clock, he . found her quite cold, t. . apparently lifeless : he immediately sent for Mr. 1 umy, Apothecary, in St. Alban's-stre, and on i his arrival she was quite dead : the latter gave as i his'opinion, she died by a fit of apoplexy. Verdict I —Pied Ay the visitation of God.. .A person bff4Dadley-street, `WVolverhampten, pur. 1, l ehtraitti litteb , ...i—sp i tantity of rags of an ofd woman !..' Itoril I . 4l " e ac ;l 4f itremtesachbeciertolfheltpeauirrcyhausteetralhladio;:risiag 'l,l sleight of the 'rags ootnewhat above a pound. ! 401011iscoirering - thefraud, the person etnleavoured in i 4114040 find out the woman who sold the rags. Some ;, 4 iblossiderable time after the event, a gentlessan look., ill rbolat timi "Kee of metal, - seemed to doubt whit quo. L Ily it . 4rtut of ; and , the circumstance remained wide- i 4 far. amuse •Inenths • when a Jew, with whom i • intiasat :offered to get the fact aster. I Birmingham, and ,five guineas, as its ; nue doubts were this circatnstAltee; 1, and it was des. eighty-five gui. being -• Sunday se *M ind in this . , same house wit? for s on f was Rho*► ~,•_~ i , r e .of 13ilemea Ileanly eteltipativ.Willor#llllll:4,ol%!b• id* oniso.iwis intimate,4offered to grt * P r e cedin g 41 10. 110 ‘ l " 4* . .., 116 :i'1., . 1 1 0 1 441 fi'l ' Wood. t airaceoralingly took it to Bir O deafly assertru, .yrtra Toms ~ , ..iw.', 4 40 .. bmosittback to the owner .thirty- fi ve I After • alio fuliest Investigation, - beware!, is* . • ace,. the mutt. being gotd. some re . cion ‘ whatever attached to any one, is,:ltarinig . ~ matt u tais , to . th e , a m ass ° cu t after th i s to I j elinfilen t al in fht•d.`4l4 at this APPC,t O , II . P; 4itita.thir.parebeeeof..W was trued, s kr i trey did , it . appear that area . abates* mtiese - . . weras tig ui t., t a Al „y ew . k al i dic ht ibf or e It 1 putable to himself, eitlter froser - Intitleillon or . . was 4 ,.. themaa • sieing , ftft , guineas heti . . se wise ; but that , . merely • by an eacialasiel• fail * of , t h.h w a com a e/we . ly I his hone, where tha• read was cenet*Vitilifloiii 4. •• • to, received a foist violent Contusion' croon the hie •ra • llbratifin; of hia•head, end roptitaaia blood' treesel 4 4 , , •• 4 .' . ' Ila 4 ." ' Mr . ereqrge . Pools 111 1 0 P I mi •rtiately etca.siotred Or Mich: The ' .- ' ..—: 43' ' tilltirle Andan , Wes brdk# into, a, at' ; his, not having , his .40taird, osihed lipid" a q litill*states carried off from adesk he I with another person's name • ;it Wady vg • ,the .. s pelt s **ll *0 . ga0:4140064, *, - . . - rip 'tttot tubas beeticotonfitted by he accounted- for in tha.lasisi imaspiirsocal:•sidAbipa' -' ' tvolyatquainted with the h an ' !lei riff Plattner ;. ailtNipOired.frovi - . ''s . y '- - . llloit gert s alOy . litite -acquainted 'id. fhe`*iidesoei: ' drat lie' liier'stiiieaWati.. -... •. • woos& 1.0 thieving, • fir s r be ' whewle4igiligwittlilialmatifit • ' • it. . ‘i,..hVvlied 'Mt'. P OOl wa ' *the shop; the whop • A h.adt..0 0 4,4 101 •4 0 ...t0.... on o for those which were to • . . • ‘ • ~, .of a fe* ,, trotea we . : .itttifii 14 ,ta n d. ii i intif ...til i e iltiliikd o l • . -` •r, . Si* OW tist'sartitise., iutd (lc ad' Accidental Drath. • - ' ".'•:"" ' '"" ' . •► iof M#. P. • •.... ..... ... .. • g 5- a e - ni - ed4 n u - rf . fivio'cin4. '!---- --- • - - -.... ~. toilet ,. ,' 1 uN D I.: RI, A N 0 . , Stgcking, and, Yarn, Iftqa tir Werning, vitae (Irmo .Leu, Semisilaud. ' • • .' • ..ev . . ,fil ~- l ip, • • 4•' M A N eirt4T.M4 W4sl l l"W't , Pirladals: tkArtApoei• ti 2e'nraot, • e : - and Woleeefianopton, f , ind c‘pactu v very . Actrei.woa, g , . . id' Post-o ffi ce SHREW S BURY , W eli iptt on; pod • %Mei,- lees' 11, d 'about I 501. the t al i r. W F it i. l44l tir. r o l'ol ued iei ev it til heramml L:ooilit tl lii :c lifiviii, eath e:ltaipefs. c4ueo gie_i_i v ile ck il:: n the shop.-- Littgliata, iimerv,tiOtitior,, . . is robbery, ,it i aciorgvotFTQA 1,1V,i1410.1104014161•61,eu.if Alioa Cando, mon , &teeing:- • " ' ! ... ~•:- : ome person or sum twil p i i t m rmori ,p, * c, : wilh a Hiold, gets ose and pie - ;, eat eitery;Afterereie,Aut ieieltleitii itinent daynt noon. with or accos..t . Palest 44 Ostia* fyi4iia, AIM • Bbi ,td she "Santeeieil , I,Speil s ,jlo it the fgcreeey i- e itow r . e' ' * .etee t h r h emu; rattle Olt . we! , end t it irr i rett r , • ... . engaged, with ,of 414 tiolea: in WI - ereels nee , ed for oil 'ik 01 1 t h e ntoney ,.beibeine tionebil ii et . Will ". cesek oo o ll lwriltilLialrid" • I.4evic irs - 41 1 P1B1/. .: . . throeviellit • '. . ~ • • . • tbti.sti-itcrikse""t" 4 " P rirmierri i 1 2 itiorre= , ..... STATI Orru' u. GI Eler4lrett• • " • COI • !~"k~! 0 410'. .7tA ~.. F~ a ,•••••• 'I ~: , . ai 11 M tot tqc I g the Gol A bir SP 111 • X CA .y Ilkfl art gni cle 4 1rn 344 mei St NV air .i.. ba tie Pi ■