The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-08-18 00:00:00

.7 ! "".'?!'); !Tr/ tlcz •. COURT OF UHANCRitC-Sarentrav, Roo. 16. spUm4l4 v. r 1112117110.. '• d . MratAITUBt moved for 40 nionctioli on bellpfpirtits Kilig't rioter, to restrain the defentlenttroas poldrobuti.t/ti Actof ! pulsed is: the last Session, lulu& {,uncut 11‘litteeall'llie premiers* Aetet fosuregaiating the poet hots. datieii this monopoly being essential to theplaiiiiilftlkin damnify him for. the toes brtintst suetlii* freer the copies of the former Actitetkieb, are' left upon bitelmittis since the passing of the Consoittaititig Att. • Toe 11..rtao Cuaticeu.on allowed the injunction' to isMe es condition of the plaintiff uodeitaking to go befor,e blaster of the . Rulls, in ewe the delendapt • shoed onve his Honour to disable*• the injitmaimacand 01 0 Or Visinsig mist be preparal.Maamierea the defesident Toi6the'deMe andinconvealehcesnelbheed, if the Coartimfioltolls should dissolve the iltinction:ll : . . . .car,..,,, I • The bolo l.uAttcestdbriogretted that therfatignes which he had undergone would : not allow him to 'tit anti' he bad got through the list of bankrupt petitions. He. wm eon eincell, however, that he could occupy his time in the vaca tion mote prOfitably to the suitors by reading ever, the pa pers in ty severa l motion*. now &trued sad waiting for He had 'already formed • a list of tbent, and be bad no doubt but that he should be able to communicate Lie decisions opon the whole of them ha i r parties before the sitting of the Court. He malt o rto the b.tr to do the saute with any motions upon which C 041111.4 could make up their minds to leave the alltdalita with high ttristing to his deeermieeion after he abouttilave temtthetn through. This Court has adjourned from today nada tbn Ist of ICorsember. The Lord Chancellor rost.ibout five Vale*. and'previous to leaving the Coed took bin serial fateweil of the liar. KENT SLIMMER ASSiZES; • MA IDSTOIM Ava. th • • - -rdis"i — I , . • , • I ii .• . • the also C. maxima*. 0 . .• . _, , • srlitt wessWht•lietntent easiest the defendant. a.pewnbedketr of Ranaseeto for receivldg in pledge certein plods. thO Fps. party of Air.'Wightwiek. meaning, .kriewleg them whew. Prep stolen. -The indictment bad been toted •br tbe larepel dark of the evelesire juisdictios efSandetich. mid resteepd-Ity certiorari into this Court. sou- the gamed tbdiolbe.4ll l 4l3. l could not have a fair and impartial te al in the inferior Mr. 4.1 i; eery. for the proses:idiots. opeetillem acquittal. The house of Mr. Wightwick, an attorney. aesitling,-pt Rams rite, had here rohtled by efeakele . tof his of consider able property. • This parses was brought to trial..ged, con victed of the felony. in her possession wereAsutilloduflltledet of various articles pledged et ;Übe hcesse..ief the defeatism's it pawehroke. le the seme . town,. This ledsto • ItomP antsptepon melanin thkrbefeedeat,.andit wesdkorglit thtlak to ,ipstitste tbe prevent prirseeMbiot, brit.inasinutialis these was octAilillmtutir elenee'in the peeseeetorimip9saessioe to show that. tha detente ant received the goods with a guilty knowledge that they were stolen; the learned Counsel slid he could, hardly lappet, the Joiy t041641.e verdict footise Crown. ;The • defeesiget:e :shop melt had received the articles, and there was no proof Pf . gip errendatit's ittivity to thsf•aet: eousequeetb the slery istitilti pronottnekthe .nefeediset Set Guilty. • , .ti.. ;out • . - Me ittAbiotinal'estf AlrattOOLPlells appeased for,the astriok- •-r, slue the course adopted opine part of.ttratrimsecutian left t'ie's) itoralog to do. • :ir: s. i i t li i. 4 :14. 41 1 The itlrt,4thtigrille learned Judge ' s di free ons. prtopunred a verdierb—Not thrifty. • :•••• a : 0 .../"a: • •" P..." ', • . PIfiLPOT V.4P0111184 art . • i .1 •• . Tilifetaten action on the 6Ssil GeoA all. ssil37. f9r:Prlitt ties igkinst the defendant 4er kupplying th e poorthOPett.ftAt * parish of St. Mary the Virgin, Dover. with euele,ifarAds qmir prollt;tifrltst /ft office esti:guardian of the poor. r ., I ,i; • 11j,r. A DoLPoes (oltli*rhoot was ble..thirrry) stottrlAlie p'7;alltirseise. The action w t abruttghtlbpotrioseinfolteduost enliltuTi-lsfatntes whisfl had: tier vmanated•fromhtite eefis- I glare. and the casts adw linhmltted• to llie•alui9 was.tiot only within the letter of its, provisions, hotly' ite eirehm trances exhibited es..singolar ,an instance 'eTieltisb ,fraud, is could be.foend in the histort: of iisrbeitial 'nil's:driftage. moot. The statute declared, in general firms, that'any el;tercliwarden, overseer, or other person, having the control, management. order, or disposition of parish mo. wrv, whit ihmild,'. it . hit.obeii name, or in dhe.nanee. of City other pltson,-1441It'lfkjobe of the• parish with. (Oda. &c.'for his own pitsfit,..slillifld, Rif' etch orfencit.iliseur a penalty of 1001. The offence impnted to the Ilefeadeitt wee.. that lie, as grrilian pr the poor of St. i ftlaty, the ,l'irgiaa bail, for hp qw.n proit., supplied tlui__;poorimuse width coalett in -theiname.ef ,a persist) in .* paed .IR/iittilc.ind tkerettor incurred the penalties of the 'statute. 11)is ease .140sticki • ld have to lay befese the July inievidencre . gias Ohio: 1 triune 16 . 2 . 1,, a notice 'was pitbliskird by tine... Pastor and 46ardtios of the ptior, itAriting prestlns to mass .tendprs or.""a , contract to' supply' the poorhouse:4w the peer ; • erispittg •• . • wit •.a I l* ~ j tuts! chaldror of cotIP. 0 '. feelers iterr,,,seepraiirt:4ly imidai by i , two • ditfetent . 'parsorrs,—; -One by, •is: .41r. • .FulAer, at -130. 9 I:11V. rchakfron, . tat be , idAivere.l.. at ~she silip's islite'i i . and anlfthec' by a M 1... tbwriolds. at lds. 64 4 ; to be Ale:livered, at the work' wise. Ton other tender, wire ,ileliyeled,, piyport in to the triad Ivy Pl . ...sions named Richard neorric,and . ...fali-Wil'ailier:Arit iii fact' her. the - defendant. who wrote both Willi Ids owl h;tn•l: 1 that .pitrre ting: to lie Made , 1.03..i100rn•:,.1116 price t ntere •ta as 435. 944- including the' e t. expviss Of Oetive4y at the i orkhoua'e• and. tbe dther tile. ptdcepteriiif;itegjwas 4 15.'94. per chabireti.'-'4oeoursi the isppriscd ,iendei. of MC Illoorne's bring tbelowest„was. , igeepjeal. 'The 'real c.ittriect:ar, brivrier,•wits tier defend ant, who 'would he poncho !rive Ordered • die eottivicOin Newcastle, - an I deliver-4 tbetti, not.act oil dbl.' expense, bet by means of the iauiah f art, 'whereby be-putt into Ids , pocket the nounutit of the carriage, winch was Torth 4s. per . : eb4l,lton. If c!..t.ar t biets Wre dialleAint ID evitlenee,!there *. was nil doithi of ;he &fen VIA'S liability: . :11/Ite • loalan 'ol . .„i l;minsel said be went for t iree p'etialthMi and *pow II a , , principle:—it might be trite :tat the contract tar &lie f :.:11 vhall)fons of c f ,..is was intirt;;lsut hi saihnititckythat f r .„ every set t of deligry :i penalty wi'v liwne. ed.. limb •t e' . real. %very delivered on three l'illfetEnt date, dna . 1140..c0 -. ' ~teniird that for earyd,i,y the lief:Vent t;as liahle•to a - . 'll'alty of 11)01. ...lis*sN.tliidh, itritt , tirle was bried•Upow, t e • bereticiil Ipevation pf 0 . 4 Vitiate uileht be iii a Orrat tin : , sure evaded. • mar tosianci=sitOPsc apemen ir o re ro. , . tract io stioOff tie poor of the large parish of St. Pane s with meet for a ye'ar paid it - with any thing-like rnaion c&atendel that' th;lblipply for the whole ear: eras ito be "treated as one deliver , " only, and only sobSeuting the party" ' Lb) . hut .one penalty of 'kW/ , when perhaps:hie prolits would 1 - Anemia 11. .1.300/.t.k• I,lllsv, if this wertreot too statute wottld "., be *holly inoperativot,foi the offender would be plod to be let ••• I tdf triton 'mew easy torms,aisatie would rave the informer. 1. the trouble of hriirgikig his wetion....by paying" down ,1110 C • lOW. 'at tince. tint.. be insisted that each. ileliiery was - a • *imparaleelf-nee,'and fubjecting the. defendant to. penalty 1 ' 'for each. 'This constrnotion,lie don't:et{ tint, would receive "r:thlf simetioti of the-1.1.81%rd Judge ; and, nailer his. bortl-• I ` ll 4lFtip's direitions, this sAlulaty law mold. pat be 'frittered • I down to a senseless rigid linpoterit denunciation of punish ment. - +,! Tirssa King, rainier of the workhouse of St. Mary ll:h t he ~i ;' , . ."irgio. deposed. that the defend ant 'waling ICII:i!!, , ;Tn:iiof , the pour of that parish ? rein gaiter 1512.1h - 4:aster Ifdl-- l",'0*;) Ju l - 10th of Jude. 1911, notier will tieing:9.a on twhair.or tlit;;viiinr and guardian. that SO' eiteldromt of club; would be ..'"lwtodsill for the cuerrntipesr for theses*• of the puot-Rouse, to, ' l ' °lin paitrior by a boil at three montlaft doted fr,yn -thy Ceti ok -..*.linel delftery. ON Its. 14th of J lino, Ina" tenders were 115 0). .. tire partionahrs of misioh. wimps knew nothing of, .. . , ~, .I.lr. Folic?, a coutqurrcioton, or ltlver. ploved tilielie m de '64, - . A tept,lqrja supply Ibe co a ls . et 435.0.1 . lef. eMlitro :to lie .1•-' livered et the ship's side. The I.ou l i-bite an't ,:et vertlif he • ; legal/wit tae workhigse would lure made a diifeietnattllf 144 A extra far each ebattiton. . naAs , •,1. 11 • , ; a; • • ; Sir. lleyttulds.l.lllfett;er coil-titec4hlht, deposed. that hie • • fender wits at Bic mt. inattutink tile esperwastuf deliveries es • thr ero adipose. •• attic,. heissurute !jumbos/ea he waited e pore lr., 1 1 amt, the ri-itor.- to ko ,, w whether •it was aceepteth m , Ir. Lamb spot°, ed I‘.s • t, wier, and directed hire to cell 'upon he Ilettlidw.l to get it Sirae.t. Ite acz.)rninety waited upon the defembant, and told him what Mr. Lamb red said, aul desired - • ' !., : •1 ; . him to sip the tender ; bet 111114111MIndent said, " Yoe shan't send a deft falba imam" Mao^ Metke, stateershat.the 4f -cordage to die. werkhesme wu ineludedv but, to I.•=nle distovered thin the defsniest had •strust, thi s park p 1„ the seeder out with &pee. ~bir., Cqrliett. a earner Of Dti e tr,, deposed. that. iq Nosemleyr last, the defendipt ceded qtr Mob: ! He met bite at• the deer, • pod asked 'hint *here hg Its otg•tpX . . He tended, that bevad',gOitig!id'thi rider aleeillol Witness told hilt that' thought his •wrillag those tenders (meaning those parportlegte - be made bf Mr. Bourne-end Me. Barber) woad. bevery mueh:*igairst him: Defendant replissd , that he was very sorry he MA done so. Witness then agree, him what he wratotbeet tor? This qaestion.bema)aed. •,7114. ' question was repeated. bet no. INWS,Vir was &cm+ liii;u 6 P l . tontineed. and said f " Then I'll tell Yitu.'utillt SA!' trriiie 1 4 0 fer...-for sviGojeresh7:_ .'llm defendantithvii turtndf un'd, quid treat stray. The . defen4lent was .post-ma tar Ai ter: idl fon the. bas of I coal merehent.. 4 le i •. , the conversation - 1(1%4m1* to, itdriliited (fiat he h a dr' e li r " pon . throagli that paFt,mt Tip Rtynotti'd fit O t l e ; tel. 1 t4togple.ttellvery of thirpot sat fl)vroilthe e. . , . Willinui Norwood, clerk 0 di 4 lidaft s 'WA! that dig' tioders pqrportinpto be made by •Dii ine sifd italteV i .' weig gt in Ole defeldaeri hand-w i ridng t ai. well all the'sigq,ith'res:' person evaied,Barber was captain V I a etarefili,,pje't&' 'pony of the *feedlot . . : , • t • , ',. . • • . Joseph Meet*, a eust - om;hottie officer . : ptove'd OS by Wed,' prapt therotrt otdm evil; in queStiqn weri unlittlen n ea 114, ,lith aAugusl, from a vessel salied'the Prospect. todilgdedr Ito the defendant's order. The acfrOian i e paill wit? s for Mi . troptshs Olt thopeeasioo. : , Ahrahasa. Senteggsoo w epodtir etisiaiii:Olsf Agit, driir the delivery of other parts oethecolii la quesfidif;7l4ord v sel seliad the Provicipripe, oonsigoNd to.the e defetMEPttibb higlifor Me trouble. • , • • • - Mr. Watson, a teal age n t. iirovt4f 14 the ort N dei s h ito it ra lt . thedsfeediek to,coasign o.im coals frota of • land... "; • 49he vvitchar c a.paaper o the poetlabia. robed tit he Saatedilhobirtt clsaidgost, , f 'coils in da4elori, fate! S fifa soh; aged giejTriAsp,, the yrocidtnee, hit tire tlitialiV to workhouse„. He. , received 146rii.fievt the Vest ih uge t o il iceits at)eveaker!tke)tea. . 'pp horse 'ajtd eicetiehiltgell VA ; the perish. Ilat weatitlty-set trap. the dgtvntObt ialp 'fittA'Atti ailloyisacq et beer for his trouble,, ',The, efendatit Wiliifesetif. .... .. . • luring the deliiery. • This wites•theplalatiff's este. , ,:•:,,•,, , Mr..hissin sr (witb li itliom was Mi'..t. t esnitio . 4.l i thgtriid;,l dressedjjte Oury„o4 eijoif of:the definileni': 1 It rely all.' utittla the-tfeth, of he . .pitservaitaltgiadeWslikkiirif Ilig•; act of parlianient tijtOit ` w lACti . tliWkeirdhAtil l itrodgric: Ii • is , ' lutary. 2 , at _... • ... ,reTer • ynsto„pb elle • trill' 11)Wa,17Cirtatqty Intl in a In Wbe iftictly oforietiT; ba s t . lni coil rttue that the eti.datois easg w4diit'sullien . 4 l ito j oktilre flefendvr,ii' sag, e t h ! question foi Ins own profit, wl;ieli 'etgClnustftnce‘tras Eit Wei vrry resince of the alleged offsnes; tip,delpgthiut jirprrsA co ti frith' N'etvtialskte, vqs i? !IS e,way4ilol)tri 4s1:: 41.10 f cgal !Mpg. .....4ipo • Oi . iftir faigeis 113, istll'e? ~ ifs op tlictr.nep:ii. • ~ o . cs a f fe.pce lad' geio .'gtiefelii _4i.. ,tire a the fact.,jhati,M6koWn'iltia.74,Ml:tricer tied' Ihklii the 1 I ttoderA,in queitym. kftn'ige be'lqi flirliiithOlilUtri int tp, be. node. in tbeir itaines;''sfait hi" I n Slibt::Oilli r te of th'e defendant; blit tailtn)etliinZlVtl i ?iril'ed s tit'ira ! et i thsic,pntl ritii kn. sR. dpisg, and"thele Velle"nbY 'cane 4 0 ProXe .1 . ERktrst,y., In . ?, pOnsil catid• illeit•lite",pecAnt,. .the, plaint; agEliquyl tii7p!..ivit tilt invited 'bgirned ; to; ..,tha mri Jeyer,,aen: Oita st.o n6', pftiof that 'tfis"tiaii44 ,p44,itko iii. (pitmen wps vrlol . p' • •i4ti , Co yid yeiVh . ,:tarc i A v i l fzik 1 .an0., .?!.bratitig, Flee '•;:iitsVita • C' 'tlie?4fol4 Ails; cpse.pas pot 1 0 ina l 4e, itut ii,s ii .. .letirtani"ffi s e Pi in fin , ing a verdict 'for Ot t e PlM l nfir; ' Mit' sithf6sVie flies{ should feel themselves- conskaineaLitpon this evideNci"f r o find thar verdict ageless the defeed..nt, tie utmost they ,ct. 5111 Kjyt . ,tbf Alaintilf - wwfteme - p:•9lty . ; beramie it was Atutig : Owsp rd, 19 s y, tlAtlit a 'cite llp IllitikArel'yrdeliterv, Aai parf,el of o 4 ?r'sqiehtiti Illtblffhltotrfltif Ziati .was.k SPfkraik 0 cc. Tusk'. ttibjitc I n i .iltl,icifl.nlf#t'/o a peaty for each.. ;.,Mere. there'll . AminAfixfsi,:t q pace s delivered . ; but it %nimbi/ beatamnalitoM4t:lll ool . 4, qfliti, 'lid defendant was liable to fifty sits penaltiess o .one dtepdced • pad Itthr 'MlL — ilia - rate -put -by. Jsi s -Lear nett' W.ri end,. tif *I person cdntracting; to..supplymeat for.twelva taost,h4 was Wholly ilapplicabte totthe pretest, bersose.fitorvait4M4t edly,ieadb deliver,. wool* donstituLesatogleneratindowstA is tht edretraet Weald ant be• tinliree bet•shereAbe .apAciesaal 'circtimiltancei of idveratOdelisteries o 1 ernttievtor (Aro.** "being 'Weevilly,. Irtsiddr•wat,.prodwer•tha rceolf APPligYlitsi fort , At the vratoet, sherid'ori, the defshdaPlArlik;qnlylidtble to one penalty t supposing the Jury should *4:A340141W the eve bird boisic I tripiemit ih4lidefice4l..t.: il il% -.1 .* 11egt,.ie8ri Cittiiimat ateokkiit A oecessary..togignapitadale •theteetionctr.i . • Ittthe-JONV.belieuedllte tylfpessts,,theolfense illegsal hOis clettelyprotint. .. lip Seas uttnillinff 1.9! epleage npou the- artifich and htrataresn an:whisk , OW elefeodapt had resorted to, toW4lefffrftantdetinn ; but certainly there Audit Tte• Or; doitiot eliat tlie• , ense ulas within7the smote. TlieweLlk.diftenitylle heti wiasiss.'collteatittelwr of.menal- Ms: "Ptioltafili , , 'briesienalts . weld& bewail th it Ihe.elaintiill desired to recover, and the plitiee.of.tthe case :would, per. .1410..:7Jit'fitiAittl•tgbiesh.a,findisigii / t...,,i. 11 d i i . ""Thie•Jtit l # rowel" their vitsticoi fort the , plaintilf Los / op penalty 'of Cm Hui deed:Poway, .•,I ~ j . :ite • • At'll - k-eit'creek teklay Mej Iliron Grisham contitakd Ali natittirditotts : listiouirs.: WIN'S OM Ne snemospithemasise tr this county were never known tauccop, so.too.C. the Ciiterf Ist'altitthtir fd dais, • *gealeirill vtfrans 'liar }Alec ingining tintitttearlie in dbetwesan*•iitOte oCtltoicente (4?. lit tiditsbetY Were.,elefooded:and many: • of:4l.lem wpro extreicielt heavy, and such as could not be.aboetrnedi— , Cironsiderst?eflieesiriOrdtnir, fdtiirle *high lise.vellilrabl• ,Jhdo anderhens; his heal& and spiritel stets usimpairod. to 'ili . vity.last. - '"fsistfartPs the ciosedof theiassizet. slid,-l 1 being tleasoirtel simreheml•that theiousinessmosid: 4040- lonkedltd l wthird irdek, Mw. tlergiant IA wes, kindiyeetferJd , to'tri,f : sctitiertf 'the roininon liarpeattars, .in whinktaliesi4Ps: petifid'nnt tii , Ite•retittattd as cbanartimbaPtlie leaned -4%14 ger od!, hit mon re I I yi••triee r ved 0 that tr.linvi o a •ewsilovissi; the. latV,'llelaWslit 06tetet *deli sit its•Pail.' mad -dawhood tilleeill• tet ai amap. , • Nts'i t 1.*:.-- ..,-.. 1 vit.-, A:t'i' il •I V .'1 irenengtelaraMengi :.. 4, 1 1 , . ~ • .: I 1 •• I • `' . Ptai I oh. ; • iii , ..., ' . •. 4. . •: 4 .. .. • ? :1: ••• 1.' . .r. 11 11 11. ""n:.1:. :lAA '' . . I•i s 1 4 / -. : "MlstistrPt-stetisr.l—RtirriWautya, isliaso.Serporas trOulfhf. up', Chsi&ed with 11.1%0m/thespian impropetly posessed Of, 27 soveretirns, the property of a blind man. *nth piwti: culats of ttf.ilblis werlsoovelds.ls agtostatod,,in,lite.itppeis ,- ,, &gait lit'partiei suspeoted tofbaving: stwienitite :mewl r &A: ailkh arg .,o : •• .•,. Iv. i. 1.,. .li r .:. r .1 : •.tr 11 The. pritoneevbbtatirilr../wee. isimsilfluo,to,d tiagAind otad's iiifefiaisit-Itatea)bvtoitt•tiee.Aliffiitr4fitithAt Ile foolisk, . lite big wttlt tlTlP.tqhfrevigns iait in. PtftticoktfApr ;,A.belti A bornimed•Janie4t tees oiled “ halvero hump ,w)iicli„ e t in prtionirgsVethistlil. and•put the swat iota t,M hitnits,pf r. Peinander,' . a hotelier, lvite'retttraisd:lt .no..ilins i again, .d. flier( liita(e it to illaryitylsnositolvisbcougdnt,u it bucore n . the business, to keep safe for hitn;ittdienie9yosl.l.,lo;pr,i; nt er, eh heating Of the lessiOf rho 'brithEstaPowatitted.A l . y Ryan, avil a prison name I Nathan, who n,..t( • * it4,...i. t, t 4 tiring tetheyear laser. thee 1401.•traicifeqiktetw.471ked ; .tt Ilte refuseil,:' tetP.havinir °take* •all •Jbrir,,thinsovit .11 pnwit;'•ltd•ile , fthe pri..oner•ont ail dories, .p l ittiout .iikvi g hies shillterle.' ! • —, 1, 1 •.1 't . 11 an it, ~ ..s hi. .. ""Natliin %id 314 r vltyall ware tildit take.* diatt.e4lsttgaX v Onlortof the o:44lth..rase. "latea:thad oad.,a.ifortperove.ti p de .l all'!intOlialige if the trantictioncsod tti,ey stock to 'theft . dental; intew • - • ...•:., . ... i ~,.., , i . 1 .• Fernifittez, the butches' wit.) , dtaoil , for; a,, plic,qt : ti ni hll,l•Phetitonili, tor! the pn • l'ottaiyn; tofnizoiti ti al port of liso atatedornt. teltiell danorib-.11, tliapplacing.cif. is lint-ereiini in the bands Oh.Marptilyan as 'ls /4 411 #11 . RP ' ' the-044.004i tetiretemaiiilrtl. i t u. I . • ~ obi IL,. : • lit 31.01; A 1 -,C-A-on , tiAttpid.tyv t Mr.. 7 31Attio, 1 ; 1), ( 44 ...., -wv,l lifcesitnnankal • bratswity.irespettahl/ 491#4,1tqfpi( r• 4 . si n litivfirlift --- appertid %wives. sAjderies.n.4-9%, 0% .Pic r .chlh fit titiewittrAiissesa ilirehr,tto ward. Aletviaags 40; I) r,c, 0 the leg of a sheep. Mr. M a rtivst i vit,,a)”,e.9i.:,9 k, Smithfield. a few thr.......g... - for the posepoge of ascertat 14 t - he:her the bill he had broaght law Pzeliatnrat had a pro •G - 111 . 1 STA . • pier effect lie Ouse who arere-gmlerally charged with the mese ankh ibilfelt,tO ardniiiiipC 'hi Mditsitft beaal4, idhedut bi iscitesillinfildoiaptiley beatpaisoihnip kV . the' hiblif liSiefl ny I . Itibribists I Owe pot"? sheer In pertienian wag siieisty bilt4iiiiduSliAttstetWtile ler having•iwir. mien V Mom reS•fer'brealt it; hiltvntitonAtead;.•far it dandled bstet wards apl r e lidt. He (=anis). maid. notibear to Ai eels . n A Plf inch , * idtvii- and net.indiell , an ofSetur, 'Sated thiii•dgendlindt ,binaselr,l for.llitiaparrposs . Of brinjai t ni tt im to 'Notice. He had, however , to lead his liri in ati._ . dto;t4hvetpsiiiitofiitiseisitariket before.. wil.olker 0014 C 1111 a l 'to tithe' • in into custody., and nras.enpost , td' Tiktitilios ditari .l ft.& She defoliate • inastbevitoottok dro4i;fi, ttliti4ire till lit resents the , dnfentheiN. bad Abiryi beetriltAthliAil•toiht ittdilbli ihe defendant% whitectiainlYt deseited. to lie-cdnaldered, tivr est hivingitiksa t aitvitptaget f ilitiiklitposhithi.• Soma! looks*. grim' brsitio :NA* ay t here declatied, that the defendant's gtinerti ceoldtta% ii lei sOrldt inbuifiad '''iltstt Sviiiinevitilte vas .esposiulard Mr niteldly l'iie'vareeli mid awe* as.tliwee who •In. petiefhddliiiin, ind 11/eggett'the anithaielhe weedairieff is Al I , wtirsa manner. , 'A lkorditiA CA seld'it*illeisideadttainly die thwdcfewthln t t o vfk it h i ak iffiejk Si 'lit •••ai . ...; is • .4 , .1 IA A 41 i Mr. Aladin begged that; as the defendant had noA. ki • tit‘Ptitl title bit e rts et• the ether *nutria: and I consented .10lim rescued, thethiPol'itfit•tnitht bensduced.te 14/s. i.'Fba,inf stances of inhumanity ageism.- she defendant were , how etr,noltlinfletniA, that dm ft4dinmas paidthitaavadasolt CCP. ibti Serl'uffditslY r it chtvithip • silty. ".; 0 . i' • ~..... 'v. It .r• Ogr.fOlti.r . iiiitOlts entirafte ttoefiplaiiird of-the:Coeds*. of di, itrOv.;(spt i 006 eltrinaiPt; !atill avrietap.oft!eiblie all, that therwepl tict i eiliji ri i verni *big th6lo raigni 1 had char,gq.of eett)/1.., ! . 'h,ear At9rKtr,' to s trifingli wardnit VIS be etlenileilly. 'brit. it's, OW 'WA iirti l tft 4 ,l# 'NV, , Heti of kis Alajesty'sliabiac . ta. iti NW WO" L rgicltkrif h ... there was net' control exercised over such fellows, an ,i,li the'olSetri *hit shoal& be isiattendanne at, the marligovare net A a Ilintentl vt to their duty. its kilts Ittinost;latdtudeoves. ;Toy al I,occaaions give o . i to the 4 rovors, andoof course Bk. * latliti l ia l ltill . 4• pl ► pwfalf . reilidie3 in*eratinte; .t. • 41i, ' Mi. egg, g, oriertif.rinii, ylitO, %%at lie•had gives ,ilipeotig ..* x i il l ay i ,pilip.T;.iiiiinpild'etiltry;llr tliti to get men , m* Erkar . amicket, to lc t Y.fan UV,: P'•il liB rilh . 1-' a• r ,40.4. y° 4 lHetliPbrielii Ite'l 16 . 1 94 41 KP /4/0 e iCt.. / ek :1' . ! 9 ! ~ •rm plaiNt %ninon. amt. st , • i -a.. 10 'E. 'RN, ATM" I a. I T ii The! iabitantsissid fie encomia 0 1 ' e. ATM" l'aix ' WO Itity At e' atn.fighteroufs emit ell Co ,att ; big OlLluot!itigcße ilani,. bell tileireiente of tstfavve. wits nenvesareamot,.na• Ai td" 60 totilrid•eitid id' the Ocean voise tatileiilarly, the absence of the odicw.„%utt, observable. .al o. I. r / 1 . Alderman Von iaitl, fiat turiliTirese circunistanceshe sltolilirriftplThe the'ilessittanek Of hindseotiarsiningistrstes rand till . (g4ited rh*trtglilinitintsaltouddirpendily•inetsio r ialt li t; tuuttilf )01neit9eiitiituiiithiewtf r.• ti „ . 4 ,, „, ... „ . i I "Tilb btßiVetfielt4d!tittit ) itreif lire latinistenti? 4 1k 441 ' Ifilf. loittllti tibbassed 'Martha blot seennise nalti,o4 W Srirliu, 4lf 4')iiiil tilinciewddeliactelbiou thenounietion.i ' l ' A Id..l.Nottic *fell the olliveti.l6...Wri pcincipeAlptamblatito.. ! 111iWeicrkiiifidd . deterfainetionto.tletall..in%hisi pato eri I W.' . render the Nrket a place in irhich annanautigitetitippesc Halibut a anier'brllis Ste • T 1.1 aI. I •••/. .. ~-•.• 1., : 1•i , 31'r. M'itrtilf Ilieteisichiltairifteldefitadant . ./wid. 114.4 5 011- 'knied io lie t rkeded', l 4o4. NS it* •Llrsof Poi 164..t1ie.i• viv 1414 :?iii 0t 'live Ocitillt• tha'(Me!.• Al satin4).rdirtlii ititd.itiel 'llefilddant Hired' AWN' td I , ildince4•4loll o Aloniti 114•11.4 04 ( 1 tliyeliitty:' le tgetqaitlAn4atalthetdviea dt l at 1 01 4 1 0i.U°4 i i;io e !.... . .a. . - •• I 'II 115...... , 1 ........t •• I. I nit %%..... ik.,... • " 10 1 / 4 14 . 11 4 11it. I-MC(1111111V' firinorancielle A 0% 4 %400 ta4 iii,lor'Sf.' Mittiiili' Mt thiariotiwank4f34o An, witegoledi el 4 ter oatch riatil,lsfitii.l, i.itiNteresiThofare OA iO l lite u t 'cli.l.iiso hfite Ths*Oftlflef'partihaht.e. for th#l,pßt 1r itt;ifnethioteik..o4ntity.4l.avresenallivilp•iiiki pp 4 Aigli:lviieNtiriiiiiiit tubject..d.taitnwhif tflallegif ON al, • tihtletilier IlletebOliNisPilllfox dot.: ~ ....3 ~.i. • r ,„j „-,.. 0 1„ ~! t .„ •' llie deftlAllidilitesiittiVotiOr Leith* Otalaft o ll4ttila, I lt, *4V/fa eutrflintqltewsliellavisea 'hat MVO a g!!iitY lag s 9o 4 ledge, He deflated that, though he waviortistable,lii Atelitliblii 14krikgrili dni ff egee aggisalitlie laig i to,tbrow itibhis ••.illtd;ii pnAlfestteetoollieepwiseoliagrld),rve,/ifi d . biElla i niitilo•thepiritrlsito isalktibtelt , 11 11 4 1rtift. -i .9 a t it ' .; "'lli ' MIA 121 1 eritihderl'ithew AdellrnPaVs."4 4 Pt% • ;O t ' oteh soA • litheltdiltnce •• lit awystatilY..9. l ..-Wd11 1 : 4 1 •• " 'ltlidiTaif ,Airdirivartintritlis.vlttith4ol4oa944f,i n e. AO rbel ivalle it .. '•'7••11 61 . /1:!. Ili "*”.in '.. t V. ..• . I,;i. 1,. '''Solo:llo9tl.lllk34ll6lial•SAntilit*v -.A nitilrf.pip, l 9l3' ihing:Mbil• iv thiliastemos 01/11104W 4 rc itctp PA aggiest . W. Poole, a coal merchant o [lowlier Vied' s ,' rader.tlfel h lattleCirge I fisahall., I ,f, r ,ererg ilitp;lf 17/ Ail; 'Mt tt.i:-.i:•itilws Petadintialeasiifote , tit' ~,„,.,,,,.."Onrigiid' Re: 3 Poole vialtxanalirapt„?4,filtal eon? of.hilifts . to Nib teigtinaVohthe tloti cal. Ailing:Ls, of 4 ill-fitief; litltki4erhitiareirsaithest tbiejfitr sii erc'hi,le44l.7iiniy'thh above %et, .. ... 1 i, • At. , 4).tai, flintily ihitictiorgteetaited•ialsappoatoprAhe to fate elti aii: Ititrlll.. 43141iticrifolt stated glhigtgae-A 0:4 he e.oatpe, o`t' lila b•ttePbtls4l 4 rentlinit skits taaegile. sillultslifx4ifirß" • tiadiha‘aliful fratids.ithreli bad dyne wactivd qp r tlie d iti!ille. frhil deflentfillite4booilehitel sltoßfa 44'1,44' 1 %1 17 ling .. -bis• -ciddesti •initeroistrthlill. Ile,wlP4Rfg w ir Il d 4 m . l ' 'in I ...bith hetstitated ,thael 1 00' 4 0 -7 c ft osier Vile gantlet peilles a as h,ef,y4e,N.propswor o ? Art T?''fnalisilltes•rwhtelo .easerti or Nr. Arti i ihriejt, wai nh111 . 16 - prdVe!wirii . faldiral.- Wile' 11,11.4 8 ;o1. 114rwuhli sits ineuhelf, 'Sy stillOadedetishasentst, to. pgrAiwith.ifint de Ohant!, NW !tor to volt& Idol wittf .23 "eAil db tfr Janine iWinliendieont.diAoceirgiaglitolnals.w il lre , lAt rqd qrjth aliieuititiEr deltekeetatintAbey„wo.spApspe 's veywiii . .iiiied ii..fataw weio..9l . l.. o . o l)P r tlq u ' l l • 1 •• FillitestVenlittien's.ftliiit,tiad4heJteitgivosfftg ni tiy.r3r Va . latilwoositikenslndsovai 011 eta 30 s.).. 1 whi a lpicl vi.o• 4 ka - 0111'aiW a lWentieNterli k kl. ! .,tP Ift / .. i .,, . ''''' " ' Mr. BAODERICIL ca,„pevern lyiblesves; dltifoOtittinlf: • ridAlts}Altatlefepalsint. purchis e it oigh' be: W*ltitigtoo's , "Main, and had sent - Wit . inflll fel . C6l.3larsoakhp,! Wattled of f4u,apeWa .W liki aleud. it petals° u proved,. that the .setlcttr's ! ticket hail ffi ittePed, "• : ,li .' • , .. ~ ~ i e 'lila . Ipilnliitfateslcittividfed.iliasslefendnat la tiltnta.p. ' etAtt lifforenttiOn, iatenenting, iistint wkake OnevelFl ..n, rfY paidii, e .., . lig ~.. // 11l .1 •.1 ...I 01414 ii . !1:: .. 1.6 . ) 341 ) : . THAXIf POLICf .-Seturday Mr. Canard Boirtti„ellfstinnf,l teheall dalir,ghtile:ettd-roiti; aws'elitriend, yin) rim wt. - , ' *Wire Aillitedoesty endangered. titalifOlitrestaß • It c . .• litifritt et Nitikitieitil, deposestaiwA,t4l s fr,tronr,to ere a' ell ; Ilia higgtelalitefigiogiMtistillrPAPP, leitafir . 'etei W ite • Mos sitliagnandataiikhoutipmroventi n.iiiineteriolontenca lad' eAreeiefoll 0110.0,..11R0p 'tint, ,'lthent MIT 0 Wtrepirted,Y White appeirefl . s?,9% - dilluFf that, atettibli iris Smdiedlitlely . ealleihibillpsicrileitiatit ItiVipflits rihnoireredincilient , Al. .pildie4cierti to w g ilfOiliteet,o trodouneiterilihate,ingmmi-,1 ilepttlanger. . b.r .i.;WOK-AA Intl. vsheit-ise. / apprehended iti'pilliiikert i SW littl.tfini,And finowllol.llis. Nersnamegfs , .. ( lor: hilierPetttti 4 ttaillideY4Pl:o l /1414eie1#517 rAb ti 41610 • ; 'kg lititetter Vao.teikliaibi,F,PV.. Plf. .11W a il gleifeottglitse be tinitotal-. 1 r ,if ',A, 4l n ' 1 • I . i ' The Magistrate said it was his Beti a to conttnifh { t iit o a. „ I. 1.054 viaaptcusituirect mp..of themericklib died; Ile, tt_ 4 or wiwibrayish } g , fur fe murdal':' ' . q iziltrissetientg 111 to nu 1 • t kotittedo !Al t l aic 4'A lila ht' if t•hit oviisi.saylon I. fFatett tß i rdtend ifiPetalt: !et 'Wien Witatiefulser :. ~ i:.; .• r Mr. , . otierhyl i ptittilateiter,lib etblie-stieetC-Mfhiteglistrii . wag suramoned.et the inatdpeiMo Sailp Curdle for t4nizitat., ; ;sothfilintlhfftSsto .flrittl tinenplailietnt,stakdApkt, lAcaudtftill ,e fold nifeedilfsiatemitatimpindatel./iit effiele t wifl‘the i llf indite 1 'forth. :00wirel4ualasAaehisalitn wo.-.0 io n livir- -iv .ifitag.40.4.6.4., bit gapikpro sa I ty . Ash Terre , - 11 'with? .1, 'ft Thoolisitl 0 bkli aro 3 6: utifowifrelfit:.r.fittOM4' 1 • Slb rd . ' Y .ailoar pt.l4 11.1,11141111 P . c y • ~., ' _ ~_„..i 71. " • . 11 Ii ( „3tr...ripwor,ll. - 4'..-. Ikl MI r soptilitite•iiit FT rivilllftle.. l lll6l . 8-i ik Icily cphljgeryin ..irtyol ea "iict.uttitdrlistitse sin*, sal del i ; a o. . t r os li tioe i t i : tr.o . l ,: • I fill;.'. •,2.' of 1. 'pc ii ,e,;.i e 11 , ,s 1 atqls ale . -Aroll wistotnistiltbai , So Ineigal t ;anp l air rtf, t' dr:-I, Theffakitelaithit imiatietelpliimeakeia,lkiNgkt *4 1 . 0 t e year or longer. y o u.atirerilliggetesAgliaatr.it itibol i py;iv et, " wtepilletft'we9rillisckigittLlN 4 eittitsi Afr.4 t ,*l- • Wilt I ll " L W' ',. ;touittiiis acioN lain krepodpfilitu t in„ 94 101ot 10 g.s i . , tesects4 fond f r u v er h ippt,peptjapnreireevaeilpeS 64 vis bi ..? Iwo, pdati..ltpoltri,seitstite,opepAr TrittleciloA th Iheliti f r llblreVibrfe oiler ti t ty,prpas.;lll.t st'tr tithe Ats#Veis stM vo a if ricogiUlirmytk,,. litthe'cititl bV4ettlittentgli. kn. tha wit kfctoir f le be e'Aribt Fit lititflolikeoymilthetiolowesi lono gh WA. b igitimtilliter taratograf. ~loseactbigitage only order the illegal. IlatlOSSAtaboallptsoostimittygoiegee to the patty. Untuun : cletiOX Aat.a.-A: . ..frillOW Itaiteil : inMums, who , was nieigitd 'with Giving married two wives, was brought up or reaearanakentian. His second wife ran .and hid herself to asidstiviwg,eridence against him ; and nobody being able to, testify to, the • second marriage, Mr. Cuastnestz was ;salmi! to Achim, him. '.filltst Owner woalseginoing to exult , in his escape, when, AlAsiCtiopstaaas told bins there was something further. nidence Wais• ellen given; to prove that - Williams bad treiiited hie laWful wife, and Me. thsasunins immediately' committed him as a 'vent and vagabond to prison, dealt Vete Migt during his confinement every inquiry should be m o ts, Lift tlieurtfortimate second wife, who the officers think 'ldinift come our of her biding place long before the expiratiwa !ofohis Imprisonment. womeowootwwwwwww s Reasartzo Exneeziass.—Ctias. Warner, who was eon victeti before Mr. Sergeant ()Wow, at Maidstone, under the Itith Elizabeth, c. 7. s. 4. of violating Susannah Clarke, a child, under ten years - of' age, tittehig beeteleft for elects tan; was tit have Anffortil assassin' penalty - of the law en Illsorsilay last; bat, undo the following circumstances, glpe sentence has been respited until Thursday next. Th • father of the unhappy convict, a very •aged maw, feeling the natural anxiety of a parent, on se • occaniess so hear, moding, determined to strain every effort to save the life of his oafortunase sou. As soon as lie was apprized of the Learned Judge% intention to leave the offender fur even ** lee detennintedto follow him to London, anti hew/wk. • s e perciful consideration of the case. Provided with a pe tition, numerously and respectably signed by the inhabit ltillt 'Of Sheerness, where he resided, sod was well known lobe an indulakiuus own, of good entracte., he proceeded. Ktown, and reached Ir. Sergeant Onslow's house in Spring gardens, on %Vednesilay afternoon; but, to his tote;dismse shit agonizing disoppointinent, lee found , that the Learned Sergeant bad left l a tiodon, urea a journey to the continent, kristead of proceeding at once to the office of the Secretary orState, the unhappy man hurried bark to Misidstone, iii &spade of rescuing his wretched son from theignominious fide which awaited hint the next morning. He arrived too late that evening to do any thing in furtherance of his aux iohs object, and usst morning all the sn.t arrangements. 'for the execution were made,--the gibbet erected on Pen. ;stolen Heath,—the was g oo prepared for carrying the v:e tint to the aerate of exptat .—the ordinary ,of the prison Nuslianely exercising his pious offices in 'Mine the culprit (aphis exit to another world, when Mr. Agar, the governor nt jbe gaol, kindly suggested to the distracted parent, that the only hope left of staying the ex• ention, was to apply b. tblfon. Mr. Baron tiraliatit, through the Mieriii. At ocrdinely, on Thursday) morning, when the / Jason bell was sgon•litio the knell of death, the wre•cheil .nun presented I himself to the learned liaron, and sub teasel his petition, +ath was backed by another in the prisoner's favour, Magned by the parents of the pros •cotrix. The learned Judge immediately received the petition -, anti after iotptit- Ink onto the circumstances of the case, be was pleased to. dititti•r the sentence to be revisited for a week, in order I. af _ford:time for an application to the mercy of the Cr..a-d— -yke tut:happy father having spent all his iiiii 'try ill file Pre s-Vous journey to town, and being miserably poor, several •iriarine persons immediately +meted into a subscription to tiellay the expenses of his carriage to London, to stilonit the. case to the Secretary of State; and, bein4 dots pro ' nii4ed, he set out upon his anxione errsn.i. It now rests msiih the Sovereign whether sentence shall be ca:ried into I rgetition- • Ms irromrez Execortoorn.—On Tiara lay evening, aotadient to the order he ha I received, Potion. the execs thinner employed by the Corporation of London. proctoolot • by the Colchester van to Ipswich, to execute. Robert Wade.. t 4. convieteui at the last Bury Assizes of the crime of Arms,. footrattingstone, in the county of Suffolk,- he having set tire i te,tulie barn of one of his neighbours. It turned out, how eorrr, that a iii ssenger of mercy had arrived at lima iclt 'l4fure the minister of justice, who bore a respite of execu tion until Saturday next (tht2.ll instant.) In conseqneuce pp f this suvension, dhe hangman dyad nothing to do but to Jeturo to London. Having drank until he was in an anise spitting state of inebriation, Jack uttered expressions of idisoppointinent, on account of which the proprietes - s of the ,Uegrapti coach refused to convey him to town, especially ,as lie bad implements of death in his possession ; hence, as oi,dernier resort, he was obliged to be an outside passenger on the Koval Mail, which overtakes the Telegraph, hetweeu prentwooil and Reid ord, when they accompany each ratter •, ai r several miles. The passengers on the roof of tlte Tar '''gr'aph recognized the matt who lately wished to be their as "iodate, and set about making a gallows aid'. walking sticks ivlsich they fixed to the luggage, having done which, a %bed with a noose was attached. They then uttered lan. gage which was directe.: to the coachman and R ated, to liteir great annoyance ; and it was long before thy were 'Ate to get rid of the clamour, by extraordinary spee e d. `., *MEL ‘NCIIOLV CATASTROPIK.—On Wedneetlay morning -I,l'aSt (6th instant), Miss Mary Hatch (sister to Mr. J. listch, of St. Helier), went to bathe, fur the first time, it the Dicq, accompanied by her niece, Miss Maria Hatch, and her set rant, Nancy tirtichy. , Miss Hatch was the fire petite party who went into the water, tothapply at a spot : *bete Woos about ten feet deep; but as the rock s o n 1, 'tibia she stood were shelving, she did not antic:pate any ~ danger; nntil, in the act of dipping her head, a hears "swell deprived her of her footing, anti plunged her beyond her depths. Its this situation doe struggled with the wat.-s, 'end called out for assistance to her servant, who. with an 'admirable coating and fidelity, leaped into the water, and endeavoured to draw her mistress to the shore. The ex lttion however was too great fur the strength of this faith ful creature; and, we regret to ashl, they both unhappily pirished. lit the mean tissue Miss Maria Hatch, seeing the perilous situation df her aunt, repeatedly screamed 'lllsiud, and a young man of the name of Pigeon, attracted ''hylter cries, hastened to the spot, and succeeded in get fing .out the body of Miss, Hatch, whieh still displayed some signs of life, but they were too feeble is warrant anp hope of her recovery. The hotly of Nancy ardc.lty a • was soon after funnel, and both were carried to a neigh . 3.6oring pnblidhouse, where every means were tried for their recovery, but in vain; the . natal spark had did for rlate, long before medical assistance could . he obtained.—A tOroner's tannest soon - fter sat on the bodies, and return letl'a verdict of " Accidental Death." ' Oa Saturday the yoangrr apprentice (aged only lift , eo i 5 . _ ars) of Ste. Hoskins, an it on plate worker, midi to in lii Bailey, opposite II Newgate, banged himsel f in Co aikshop. At one o'clock he was called to dinner, ate ,ititlartily, and then returned to the workshop. .s few ad mit% after his nnster called to him, but receiving no wi rer, proceeded to the workshop, where, to his gee... sir arise and terror, he saw him suspended by the neck close tv,the forge., lie called for assistance, and the vomit was cut down, being to all appearance lifeless, and blick in the 'face. A snrgeon was procured , who bled him in both are. snol et a qnarter past two the boy began to breath .. and aul' • oration nags restored. T.e youth was well treats I, but ups It sufficiently recovered to assign the cause of his tnakill; lch an attempt on his life. _.—...-- Ir. SIARIt fa* 1 ea;s instant, nt St. Ilai lAi I gtiiii„loseidi Boarrt. . EM, oil:44914111;d1, Worcestershire, to Cath?riii.i, si.ller of Colonel Pow'. of month. Ylw t he 'ISSIt inst... at St. Dottilpli'is, 111.4opszate..Nr. S. Burrows. of ICide'lr: I tine-*tarts, 19 Sarah. Nati vartiviag child of thi; late Jelin liunans-4. aliortouJamaica. O I n the tth furtanl. nt Dorton, in Wales, Thomas Urueklaiiirst, El of 6 cAtiest 'Wok. naar 31aarlostield,,ta Ai,.a I:l,itt.ot Ih Atf.ull. Olt the 16th in .t. Mr. Thomas I.:mei:els...4' sollcltor. -1° tnh; the rosuigeat daughter of John Warren. Essi. of 14in:eon., . 111!:11 .-t-0n Motels., in Curl. Ara. b 1 1. 3 . 1.1 inh Illestmos U. Johnson. Kett of Killaagls, in this lialf-liftv of She lallet.ll . o Own reginisitit This lade.. death ttais Ite.!,igorat IAT frisitl• if .debt of Use Jth of A prtt hid. from-au snaps on her' h o JO - 4 Palk W W hit.* Wag. voids cosstainl a soelaaa:a.ly susdlielstipe lingrterl.atid fell a srl4llll.'in ilie prime of life. t, - „., /0 0 MillidliY)ast, aT Port'. la bisirrr J ads Siegler! F•O I .. 9 o ! A•otra • !• • . -• • • P.ry ; . rte 'lli Wriza" by RAhrii,ell,-;a..0..-47.iii.t;r..7 -~ cam . ~. .-- --._ I_ . S - 4 : • I ate'. she a . A Curl Brli +pah owl - , I Phi 1 I Oro 1 aim A *all 'old qui ram will -trei lIIIPT nits Dre the ate 41•01=im ~S MU wt litli Milli des pin 4 •le Se do pr. wh4 of pm 'rah 144. be I itn 1 4 1 Oro ytii the the him