The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-06-22 00:00:00

11 J. , - ' .„ Red . OffeWlitt EGIIO. . , . 1 1 irediseslia lent Win* tho day filed far Ai Elec. Ifir'n 'of Ilea • •, to Repiesent thts Snowier in Parliament, at an early , koor hi the morningall was tunic and preparation. By *seven o'clock, Cbarles Ejaiie Pittner, ny. its drawn ie his aritige by lire impulse., front the house of .1. H. Given, Eig. in Cast le-at reel, attended by a nofiteroos body of friends, in grand jiroeisrion, decked oft with orenge cock - n des, hewing in the centre a cackle she*, being an emblem of Pallier the Pilgrim tied Stith a attsatl green bow,.priceded - by orange Canners, With attftll bleinbitpea, and a fife band of lassie, arrived MAI" Town Irbil gates, and took . peilieilion of theentran* •Alieet.balf en hour after, John Weyloid, jow. Nek.l 114riwed - fitiel the Bear Inn, In aiidlervsyie, his Meads' ,weitring.filn - and.whiteeoCkade& • After Themes Sow.derr{ Req. the Mayer, lied taken Isis seat, attended by the Msgfitrates, end J. Sel land, Esq. the Recorder, is Assekor, tk.T cilintsforarerd triilytioptited Kolbe Electors their old Itepreeentative, Cliarlosgbite Liffey re, Esq. Mr. Alderman WARD siesaided this nomination. Mr. Aldetturan Ariltatmetlrtspoted Jobo Wiry. land, jun. E.g. aria proper , ilersiti to represent them in Parliament. Mr. Alderman tiollgittibrinded'lMS neednethin. Colonel NEvelanair:thilic proposed C. F. 'Palmer, .}'..n• a gentleman of tended property and ancient 'family in the County, •liol'whese political principles and independence had been known to the Sinters. atany-yetVll. • • . • g": HENRY MARtg% Esq. Seconded the ooniination. The greatest anxiety prevailed as to the result, when a peal Item the bellsonnonnced the final clots ' , rt . the Poll, and triumphant shoots resounded from eta, multitude. Mr. 14110.16 was cerriod hy kis friends "to the Crowo C.F. Palmer followed; • 'end, we "belleit, sach • sight was newer before: wit. 4 noised he the comity. 'lie was attended and cheered 4 by an immense ovultittide, who were nearly•all deco rated with orange, mized.with dark bine, slimmest ' *ed with sprigs of lintel, the whole presenting agrand and imposing spectacle. On his entering the Market. plice,• the trhente completely rent the air • god sear was the enthosissm of the People, that they made a complete cheek of the bonnigh, passing,toingh all the mineral streets, which' appeared one motiosed 4 . rliain of oringe snit yurpl6—the windows 'and NI., tr_coniss of the boom being completely filled with.. C. 9 (emotes 'cheering the proceirion as it passed. • , . . About too o'clock Mr. Palmer reached the e'llarket.place, end quitting his chair, entered the • .fitteiretif 'Mr.Strtstid, from the windows of which he "Adresse!l his friends, thanking them for their great imertioos and ehentien, stud declaring Ire should always consider' it 'as the proudest moments of his tift... After which he *gale: ascended his chair, and was carried,acerinipsniid as before, to the Committee. room, where the precaution terminateda—(Se4hig fileecury.) z ' * ' FINALRtATE OF TOE POtt. Air. Leferre 514). I Mr. PAlesier 3;9 I Mr. Weylatod SO& ' *LAWINT'EbLIQ - BNCIL .0 , .c . .E.grw•-........im...—• - :;• -. 1 • COURT 0 , 4111PW 3 BENCH, /VIE 20 • .......)flistNisy giA mar *nos, re 4, V. muter!, IsQ. ..• ••• Mr. ScAlrtart oideeseed the court respecting tbi .lteest, end. Rated thaVlie • was ender the necessity of 3 . 810, ieg ter,.have it pet off. The case had stood a N. ono time its the piper, and it, Mad formerly been v postponed. so the': ground of the absence of a ..material shawls- thee Is • Paris, bet' was refined.- 4,iffilat witness had .since • arrived. The witnesses J, on. both . side* wore • here at . the sittings after :,else 4iish Term,. but in coosegaerice of the press of ,)iellwir business, the case was not tried. 14 was now ; .14,fijioskissiism °fan -alidavitv iu which It wasatated, ! t•dhliai a: mask important 'and :materiel witness for the :Defendant (Sic • Geom. Cofliburn). was absent at i:Vertsrairoth split twines, oleo orgept A natant, that :It, was intitnasiglar, lot him..to t ise protestor.. • .., 414ra Joyner likkeLss.-i—liexe you vs,y objectioe to .toy she ease on Ronda) 1 „ .. . . . , • • MI6 §e^eurrst.i-11 .1; we, cerlein that he woul d he in town, I should hate no objection, my Lord. I . fiats slipila my -LearnedFilend, toy aidayit, and it wfritlo,._4l be.500 4 0i7. , . .1 • • . . Air- rbistict,4.l.l4l*-ritoiia. filia r fule i 16da wit ? M ....s44pticiip--.t..,lsseg seen the letter of Sir G., • C 4 FlibtlEß Ia,OO L Jo- ;` b f!. ' . Mr. Guairay.—l'haveo doubt it is a boas fide all i davit. Sir O. Cockbers is one of the Linda of . I A IO Airreilihtty, etirriii-peviesrlse as Purtemoutb may - bp nt Hsieh' 41eiesitaite as tip preemie his presence-iu ' Lnitann; ;''.lt is oatitnnely delimiti on the pert of the, • 'llaiiiiff; "not' Only that this east shoetd be tried, but ; 'ttiii itlaflntald•tri trieltsatitifeeterilyi.and that 011'perg • ram ihnutil bit - ',bane ' %rhea: lestiostinrasy beton. • iddetednet i rwealre lid &Wee hide. - In this feeling, I do. not thilittOilitedifieli s My Client, 1 an resist this rooting.' ••• ; 01 " I ''',-- •,. ` - • . ' 11wildifiliglfgetiilsli Kee geemally tolls' nett ~.. ~..!....,, , liiiripio,,vi)ii - Liiip'it,lfiiii, ititirdiii ?Abel, ANS Mitts& : .••••%.3.i` :al . • u‘• ~ 1., • , • i •• - ` eir.utreteref, efleatnitg (4,1,664 fur the pTnsecu... floe, stated, .that this wad an inaletineat preferred • -^* 'lndy' Ci)leiliniike . and ntbersi - egaittst the De. • 'lesidaiiis, for s r tirdAt,aftaelt lend' false imprisons , t int efiiimitted . eir the Periltotr 'el ihatledy godlier " kre , grUnd.daiighteiri, 'the fake:Mime Oillebrgiabb - '''ma'a•VffiiittithettAid. . The brat Defendant, .ddra, • ' ildi,irf had bee*narritid to the ton ' of . Lady' Coley" - : -.liiiiiiikie, aftei 1 hosedeith : she 'berried spin.' Site. ." yili its° (he maker of the two MIS'! Ontehesrolim, ..: i her lite hosbatid: - The West 'of `llole,t4ttitM ladies was wetly I.4i v wed' ttie other 45; 'OOOllllO,l ~Mind been dead for smite, ;years, aud theli f eittliri 1;i since her second lesatisge, bad teased 4,„0041 1 0 5 .f , -guardian. They Itlif resided fur a conaWerible.tiens, • .in Scuthred, with oMr. M`Kenzie, their real gear. dian. J• Is tosteeq+stif a ,wish espreiied by their Araudesithery thes : "MI Nllowed' to - coins 'to • t 4ersion, an& oisk bsie'silkintifittnce at' Hampstead: arty Coitembolri'Uliii?.clialle heel the young ludo is h : Ith her, stiVidel'hitt iintUrdliti grotietinu ; and 114 twed: I ' f i e &tit the .C•urt of - Speilon la •oSteird; .Itet,! '-ialitiW'ESglit 'not in tiro the gualitialithip. la ' (hi moOth or Itigitst last; Slieii, mother; lars.tiate,. **alert to lairelliem•deihrered Over to her care, an d for that pypose shu applied Is Lord Ellenborough ter a writ of Habeas Corpus to e • ~, . . ‘l 4. ' , I' ".04. 11 144 1 / 4 410 Oreft _ Alpo') e*ti :Xl g into alt;itereilialsniela) Artaint o , :tres of opinion that )aett the ladies. Haring foiled in the In illegal and riglent 'neonate The. Meeting t*fore Lord Ettenbert now illoded s iont !MO on Agresti/6. of _September .followisne, MrL force to wrest Olt young hdio• their grendmoliter, Lody Colebrook*, the assautt no* cempleined that pnipose, she had taken Aga deuce nr her Ladyship at Oaernssead. o'clodeon 'the day in queation. 'bat frets her haute in her gland-thoghters and a boy, . to Laniss. She as w a class psi hot arriar, and stow. Load of Hay, on Hampstead- , the road in - soch a manlier, proceed. Two persons who the ghiss'cnich then got off , the coach t one of the parties was a Mr. Boeltby, a person the City ; the other was a a oatermen, and a noted, fought some battles. There • persons- assisting, whose names , They attacked the eolith of Lady Colebrooke, which Chad been previously stopped too the road, opened' one 01 .the doors, and losisted, on having the two . Misses Colebrooke out of the carriage. While they Were 'attempting to drag one of them out by force, Miss Sutherland threw herself into the lap of the young Lady, - and by that means, with the assistant" of ..the coachman, prevented them from taking the young Lady away. The parties then went to the other door of ,her Litlyship's carriage, which they opened; and they tried to take away the other young Lady, who sat near the door; but Lady Colebroke threw the same obstacle in their way that Miss Su therland had done, and arrested their violence. A straggle then roamed, assistance was sent for, and several persons were soon collected round the spot. These people being all strangers, were told that it was nothing but a family quarrel, and were desired -by the Defeudente not to itsterfere. The parties also wished to represeet themselves •police.officees. who were in the execution of their ditty ; and thus were the Ladies for some time deprived of the assistance and protection which it was the duty of every person tto afford them. At last Lady C. was allowed WT l4 l' to depart ; she proceeded to her son, who resided at Albany ;, Solicitors were sent for, and the necessary proceedings were instituted. The Learned Counsel idlif Wire were minty circumstances connected with tkis Case which he did not wish to disclose; but he e.eiad Enmity conceits what would have been the shoe. ties of the young Ladies, if they had been removed Prom the care of their grandmother. It was suggested on behalf of the Defendants, that this was a niereac. eideutal • recontre; that Mrs. T. happening to be poising along, and seeing her daughters, acted merely , from the Impulse of maternal' affection. But if aunt 4'defince wereattempted to be et up, he would ask, why did she employ, and have in her company on that ocrasiou, a common waterman—a fellow who - *as called "the Milling watermau." Why did . she employ Mr. Heathy and others, en the same occa slop) lie should be able to prove, that so far from being an accident, the glass coach had been hired for the putprise4be day before; and that a -watch bad been placed upon the bootie of Lady Colebrook', to ascertain when she ahead leave home 'with' the yowl Ladies. • Lady Colebrook, a venerable old Gentlewomen, SO* years of age, was now Sworn. She sold her oaths' was Mary ; ' she wag the widow of the late Sir George Colebroo k, 'Bart. •in liter month of Septem ber last she resided at Hampstead.. Her threegrand. daughters who lived with hie, were Belinda Cole brook', Georgina Harriet Colebrook., and Louie Sutherland. The firit two were the daughters Of. ' Belinda Taste, who was the Vridow of her eon George Colebrook, formerly Colossih of the Somersetshire militia. -On the 43d of September last, the and her grand.dsoghters were roiling from Hampstead to London in her carriage. They left Hampered at two in the afternoon. As she was coming down the bill she saw another carriage on Holly-bush-hill coot. lug after bet's i • the' coachman drove after her car. deg* as hard as be could down the hill ; the carriage , puled close to bee's, bet not so close as it did after -Weeds. At the foot of -Hampstead-hill the carrier stopped, and she saw sate. person get est of that rderriage. She saw oman, who she serleratood to be Booltby, get on the boa, and- sit by the side of the coachman. They drove against her carriage, in such a manner as to force it on the feet-path es the left side of the road. This prevented her carriage from going on. The person en the:besn•ei the other car. liege together with the coaebeing get off. That per m wee Mr. Boultby. Lady , Colebrook never saw him before, bet bat sees him, sine.; tents the door,' of her carriage were throws open; a was whets she eedetatood to he Joseph Parish fame on her side of fteartiage;' opened the door, Rod polled the step ss, pot himself en the-step, sod endeavoured to Ars oat Harriet Colebrook*. .., . re Mr. JJINNIAN, the Gemmel for the* Defend bets,. said it was the wish of Mrs. Teafe, , its order to ' . 4.oit thne"f the Court s to plead guilty. I `,-4Mt.f.ititire " hewed , that es the Jury bed bee" IttS'rli; this' c o uld not be done- with regard to the Othei l Alefeitdells, bet she might roffer &verdict of Pill,' tit be totes so* far act` regarded herself. ..i . ' •,..,MYija stice Havgay.-4hat II eiltainly the'aiseet , gli n t f,°_.___r her' • ' 1 'tome cougultatied A j r:Ciaisaiiald he sioild'geon with tile' easel' ! r lotli itdiColebroilt. - was yibiceediag in her evidence, irhei ,a ileelikeen‘titagein ioterposed, ,aud added, this it tlennegtqte by. ail the parties fee wham he was coo. seesed;''diat a verdict Of guilty should beeatated; 0094 wbeit, the proper time cause-thory would file an opportunity of laying seek Oct, hirers the (levet es 'eight serve to istenuale their•offeace. This propo. Sal A sa etas- madein any spit It of •comproonise, bet to! kiere she- reehst et - fees *eke. would' e eery an. 'iletibitst. .. • . tl, The .Jory found vi 'edict . accordlogly Ueda the direction of the Learned Judge. # ~. 8? ~ '.berg. Mrs. 'Pitcher remonstrated, and demanded her money back, but la vain.; and Mrs. Pitcher .friend it necessary -to bring the present action. Cross-ezamined.--.llad gone by the game of Mary Hamilton for upwards of three ,years, hid •gone by the name of Elmore four years ago; end. before by • the name of Howse, which was her father's name.— Mrs. Pitcher heed in Portland street, at Mrs. Mills's home. Witness did not know Mrs. Mills's bons*; did not resort there. Mrs. Pitcher had lived at Mrs. Mills's some time. Witness had known . Mrs. Pitcher five piers, but knew very little aboot her; could net 'tell siltither she was maidservant at a brothel, or what wages she resolved. Did not mks the money Get of her 'wit purse; she had none there, she had Gene there, she had not money sufficient to pity a coach if she had obtained the plate. had never gone by the name of Howse within the last•three, l years ; but had signed her name to a bill given to Joseph, Mary Howse at his desire; Witness bad 531. of.Joiteph, and took the articles oat of pledge herself. Witness on one occasien wanted 21. and asked Mr. Joseph to lend it to her, but he said be would not unless she gave him duplicates to the value. She gave him a duplicate of a silver inkstand and* gold snaff-bot. Nest morning she wont to 'loutish and returned him 11., desiring to have her duplicates 'heck again ; but Joteph refused to give them up, .saying, he had redeemed the articles, end would keep them with the plate. lie held a bill for 951. `of the witness's, but that had nothing to do with the plate. They went to Bow-street afterwards, and complained to the Magistrates, hat the Magistrate, said witness must employ her attorney. Witness, 'authorized Mr. Woolley to demand the plate in her name. Re-essmined.—The Defendant held - an acceptance of-the witness for 954. which she 'give him on being arrested. It was not for' money lent, it was for things which she bed bought of him; she bad dealt with him for some time; he sold clothes sod almost every thing else. Witness never had 951. of him in her life; she did not think all she bad bad of him was worth 301. Mr. Woolley went to the Defendant, and asked him if he wrote the latter, saying, if the goods were not redeemed by a certain day, they would be. ad vertised and sold. He acknowledged having re.. ceived 591. of Mrs. Pitcher; bet said he would sot . give'up the plate or return the money paid, unless, be was paid" 1131. or 1301. • Witness said be wield Certainly arrest him unless be did. . Mr. M REBER? said,- he should prove that this was transaction not confined to the plate only, but tet 'the Rimersl account between them ; end that Menai 'br 591. was only money paid in part; that theesewas still money des to him, and be•bad a 'sight to detain, rtbe goods till that moeey.was paid. He bad .es pressed his readiness to give up the plate When . lb. money was paid. To prove this he called *viral • witnesses, who contredicted the Plaintiff's . witnesses, Mr. GURNEY replied. Mr. Justice BAYLEY said, the Jury in this case 'had two questions to try, first, whether the money . was the money of Mrs. Pitcher; and secondly, who. Hier it was paid in espectation of receiving the pieta/. If they considered these facts proved, then the Plaits. tiff was entitled to recover; if not,- then therms* 4rttl fur the Defendant. The Jury, after a short deliberation, fogad for the „Fiaintif—D images. 391. costs 401. "AItCRES COURT, DOI:TORS' COMMONS, JoilitlO. • Witless a. suessess. This was an appeal frees the sentence of • the Coe: sistory Court, in a seit institoted by Mrs. Elise; Barges' (dinghies of Mrs. Barrett, formerly pre. ptietris of VaashaN) against her husbend p for !Isar tease of 'conjugal rights. A counter allegatioa given in on tbs. part oVßayee Besiege,. &q., (a partner in the hoes* of Moffatt, Leee l •Borgess,and CO. bankers), in bar of his wife's suit, which charged, her with an adulterous intercoms@ with.. Me. Jahr, ion.. young man Trysail •of age, inidivettanuelis that house. The sentence of Sr Wm. Scott, olerlist Court belay/ . (now appealed again.° Wes," s tliii" . alr though no direct evidence of the adultery yet, • taking, the whole .rte gests eteircemstautiaj and infereatial facts pleaded, he was of opinion RN "suit of .the wife was soffielently,bassed by"the coon. 'ter proof .4'. adultery given. in by . She hosbaud ; and that 'the Court was In duty bowed to .ffeiteolige for the divorce which Mr.. Beeves 11•14/14 4. establish. Counsel were thitdity heard -be lestkeethilitmilitt, on the merits of tbilitie. ' .• j:k 7 LUSRINGTOi conteaded;tbef tilt was is total defect of evidence is support of the atleiteryg Inas. much as a marked atteqtion, and indecent familiarity between the paitios (whilst on a visit to the family' of Mr. Chamberlain, of Rise, in Essex Apposed tu by, easietr of WiIOREEM, meanie its ikefankily), was re." batted by the fact of Mrs. Chamber!. inand dasightert,' yowl Lidies preaeot,• Weser bating iliseosesed any such ',opiates dd indelicaey, oat/swim the,' could' nitt o ''consistentlY with their own - clmratteri - have suf- ..~_•.e..__,_..f. 1* 4 . . T. Moil, men. North Sh'eld.elleson- July la. n, fig L at the ti sage Ina. Newea-tle upon-Tyne. A totem, Halms sad Cn. Bend-wally Temples egg gin ik e r:l, Landltilk Heincamle-upau-Nynes seisk , J. Vevera, Gbarivel!. York-hire, cloth aserekaw mwk , y Aisg.l,' at the Cotrrt-htinve Lee ds. Attoraiei, New :lola I and Mows. loi-saa•Co. Leeds. R. D. Askant, Esottingley,. Yorkshire, line-bitraer. Awi r 1, 2. Aug. 1, at the Conti-house, toed'. Atioruies, Tattle anti re. Leeds. and at their Oiler, Poultry. H. LaMar% mil W. Gallas, Two Mill hells GrinuceSerriiire, p'o-nutanfaciarers, Jaaa.22, July 4. Auj. 1, at the Cesp u , clal Rooms. Bristol: Attornies, Mr. Jones, Briool; Messrs. Poole cad Co. Gay's ins-square. Roden. Manchester, merchant, July 15, 90 Ann. 6 at the Spread Eagle Inn, Manchester. Atiorpies. Or. Drat, 'Manchester; and Neon. Longdill and Co. Gr.iy's lons W, A. ,Braga, antherhithe-widl. shipwright. June 21, 33, A ir . I. a t Guildhall. Anorak% Messrs. sheppard and Denn-street. Canterbury-square. Southwark. kAV. Parker, High street, Whiteehapel, oilman, Jesele. July 11. Aug. 1, at Guildhall. Atturairs, Messrs. Foist all co. IWdon•square. Minories. W: Blown. Plea ant•ron • Hackney, ship owner. June 0, July 4, Aug. 1, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. blastermad.. Broad-Weft. DIVIDENDS. 'Ay 17. 3. banal& Abbot Lisdr, Wettmorland, rattle. dealer-July 11. IL Barnett, Mill-wall,.Poplar, barge-builder .--July 20, J. B. • Jackson. Liverpool. coo, er-July it , W, Wharton. Manchester. iron-liiinder-July 25, 1. fiery street, St. James's. merchant-Jolly 11, W Hrow.es. Pats+. wooer nor, silk-in inufniterer -July 11. R. Bray. Giteptis, haberdanher-July 11„ T. Barry and W. Wilkinson, pug, lliineing•lane,A(ae.inerchaose-July 11, 3. Platt and AI Kaye, Bahnn-le Moon, Laacashire,' proven-July 11, M. Bassett, .(:eeensieh, bookmaker-July 15, W.. Halliday, Mmichem e r, cotton-spinner-July 11, A. G. Milne. Mitre-court, Fenchurrjos street, merchant • 3nly 11, C. Grant, Cushion court, Nn a 4. Seat. merclasass-July 934 W. Brock, Warisfordscoart, Thug. madois.ntreet. GERTIFIC ATM:S-Jet., 11. R. Appleby. North Shields, cabinet-sulker-W. Elwell, Sit iniegtans. chemist -C and J. Wilkie, Ited Cre-woree, Smithfield, yeast-merchants-A Burnett. lidesrr. s, rahitiet maker -,W. Brittle. R)arsh. Kent. farmer-C. R. Anderson. merellast -K. Walker. jun. Bireiegkim, plater Bordeeley. ItirasingkerS, brass•ieusiet. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Dent and T. Hopkins, Stone, Stalfordthire. atlntsbe-Lis 'Panee..W.'Ssidren. and P. *i k on. •Breigiumee. Isierashire, liesidneesssaG. H. Timmia , , W. H. Needham. and M. Missend -vas, Li%erpeol. inerlhants-J. Hbdapa and J. Ceoft, Alawhfir. ter. slattern in muslin-T. Hall. F, Ilarrriek. W I)asic-in. awl W. Wattlinge. idomiagliton, hosieen-2`. (Manua and t;. AI Neureasilesuptss Tyne. chemists-14. Fowler arid t Little Busby. Ilertfordniiire. Alderney eew-dmsiers-rtrti t . 'Young and W. Freer. Narberough. Lciee,tershirr. Ins fns-,1. 'and R. Gray,.•Brauspsna Park. lisweingon-rued. eitesernwe Alalreti sad H. Talons. Red Like-street, Borodgit,irqd factors-T. Gibson and P. Bancroft, Wintimm, Carshire.rusi 'tilers-J. P. Steadies** and H. Uhiltaf, liolbnetteuurt. Ora, s inn, nitecalep-,T. Hewes and W. Br, .ueler,. jun. Landis-S. Bryant and J. Ne sko. Goagh square, furriers-3. M., T. and R. apd J. T. Ma on, London-wall. inefirliaulf.-1:. Mil sane X. wen. Hash. piasters-F. A. C. Moller wad b. Macnab, Haisbargh, eominisnionogents. IMITATIVE TEd. • • "101111bIlirthiyan inflationists came on to be %Nike Illetaatile. ' elhaeilitieshefore T.Lence. ben• the sitting Magisieme.nesist el ',ewe( ve name of Edmund . Rho ter, • f Teener-row, Si.. 4.. isren.; Shorediech. charged with having. oa the IYM of Ascot • is. AI wed, dibelemed, sad manufactered, divers large clammed's, via. I cwt.. of Hoe kasses.l mica ash leaves. I cwt.ofeldiv leap% .and 1 cwt. of tbeleaves of a certain of aer tree, in ime waned rt, contrary to the menet of the l'ith of Ceti. 111., Ws -rete the *id f.dessoil /Mod. a had, Coe every pound of .act leave, min • =;ett, forfeited the Rom of. 51 , soaking the ental,af he 7 am gni to 4.OUA. The. second count in th• infer*. dna Aired the said libiides with having in hi. pos.ewheilw th-miteginatity of sloe, sae. elder. and ether leaves. ander/les like peaky of ',OOOl. The o*d canoe c:a.rged him RMS.,- ' ing, on ale said l'ith of Ansa t hot, in hi. po..e4ion. diiers annatit.es.. ereeedinie 61h: a eight. a each respective kiwi of leaves; viz.sol. weight of erten oliielentose, 5.11. gel sif Vela leave. O r ash. 5 ,Its, w e io of green lease. Of chief, fed ab.mseight , of the green leaves of a eisfsts'n richer tree, not It ,wiewg proved that such leaves were gamer4l wilb ,Ike woe* of the matters of t e tree. apd shrubs from a Wet elal were taken. and float ouch leaves Mere gathered for smarmier we. and not (sw the pewpose of eneaufactoriag 11w molehill* Melon ofsest a where h. bebad forfeited. fur each pose* i the suns of ,51.. n•iutiontitir in the whole to 1,0 MI. a and. 2 fault of pa)ment. in each came. oshjected biesel: to ' 1 nalt•ed to theAlsome of Cornetist. fur sot snore ilia's It walk . maw M less than six anonils. :e1 • Mr licwrots. who appe7red for the Defendant. vibe Ski& ✓ent. said flint he was a very poor man, with a finny fink Andrei.,amity e Andrei., nod wit. amity the servant estilse real massabretski Wag an igoisraot man from the coamtry, pat into the pre** l l let entry on the Owl- eV. Witham knowing w'lnt the teiesestre ilkeilded fur. 'Hy direction or Mr. Maw is. who coadamed lk phraikeekai. Nebel barrel* .and hags. tilled *Weiler unit' lnk tea. wpm thefimght into the nice, and a .toople. frame* banded round. — T ai he eye they veined a good hoitaii;tntifies • TkPeMbillildf was eastitted is lbe penally( SAUL talk seetettlertlll..-. . . , • , ...., t • .4 '" ,' ••10 a 11 I!4tadidPlrc--- • `i ..,.., 44,0111,011,kY; Just 20. s('. . , . . 1:0 - , ~,; ~ .•. . —,.. 1 .1..._ Thosrias Jasper and Timm Conte, and another hoe; Orkk e Revile, Is the min or allimeelaf hawing forged notes iv dna Per session, which subjects them u 14 wears metopes ratios,. ' Thous* Durand was convicted ilf stealing a watch. the Pry IpetriyofJ. Riad', a hooker. I)mond was apprehrottedifo a ( *Mr of• hilikilag wird mote% and she watch lomat' It" him. which be said he received from his mother three years ‘k" 8 but the slicers hotrod ettgoweed on it the name of hirAtAilleir. 1.0 the date " ISIS." • ll* lel to a discovery of the roltherl• Henry Well. sea. cenvieted.of bieating a black male. abr. ...P"''• petty of Thomas Stride.' The mare had been less to 51f• """ rig, a publican, et ltantosty. in Hampshire, by Mr. Strideoed sae soden from his sdable. • In coasegeseoce of euforwetie s. from a prisoner .in the Kind's Bench, the mare woe trati'd l• Lontlui, whine alle ** proved tie have bet* egthateerd_ _ „...fr"'' ciliate Sith the landlord ofe the Brirklelere sirek: ik s "e" - by the ?Outset. .Gai;ty-e.Denth. • • . . . • . 7.Z7.31'N1L; iIitALSMAN• --.. • _ _ ...- .. .... , . ... - - ....----. _._ _ ___. _ • - - - - ------•• ------ • : , . ' ' • ' -'' • ' *' liiiiew a iii la, ~ ‘• Itti t i*; Net si,te tAmais . . .. ~ ,ms. o. .. 'w :,,,,.._ . , ..,, .. , ...,,, .... in , ~ ‘., pitr. , .. 0 be eorttliet t li .. .; ribenewistaucis of the ittitip ..; 14r, 0 0.11:3alt o!twa. &tit 110 4,1 11 1 . -, 4r: Netillir ° 4 " I " fer "Ai vno,a,rter tech SvV/444 • -• ~ t Mri.Taafe erg& sag As sever from the Defendeot . tjpgsz a tu e &C . ,PM t h e ad. In hod ..... firici i l' ;. _ __•,.,..,, j ir lktvi. .A streregehe e i4 stra iseitiott •nf , • the- Vett* helber,PhrietiVe use. Ins iss itsafted t ~ . i c2,ii,i,..yi a a!!...r..4::taets4,4. .' 01. al enttp,litt4ingortill ehtt.tHeie the . Joy, sed-eliffel4lwitetinesie...ithe ..!. ai r r 14 - 4 ,, es _ ; ,_a K, 1 ~, Awe liCanliold, ennibi etre accomplish the object. nommen : ___,. . - • . • • out of . • nee leff:ioisai: Etienboraegii, to which he Miss Mary Bemilton stated, (baths Ml esseisie lagl i e r : evid 'St ee rl ee 1 4 n N eh i t il i t e L- I r th u - i i iititi 'ff " --- - -. AA " 1 . 6 4 .! of he wh.oliof fee t , a Attest 40. On alas 2=d Joseph. bid ion,* properfs:of hies io his I, opmloll inn .. Mrs. Taste attetiptiid by. Witriesi had previously this plate at o pawn. thelaultery was mailkines,.. r ie th e sath r itoion of 04 ladies from the custody of broter'S; end, in Noeens e t e liiff - 0 1 4" tithe ter so- GAN; upon titi circoiesitetial esidence eddac e di Colebrook*, and this was deemitig it having nosily ekpleed, witness applied to etattherefoeeirnteftire sentence Of the Coen be; ed of; in order to effect Josiph to advance her money' to take it oot, and to ! I tiw k ,bg , , ~ colsg for the divotc e . ',en lodgings near the resi-, keep the plate - es 's e c urit y for re-payment.- and ..,, Fa•if : ,Ilamomead. About two •did, in consequence, adva n ce 591. to redeem this gas thNDoti t aiiii4ir l g i g a iri_ . " :lion, Lady Colebrooliesseti plate, and kept it till May last at whi ch time wit. ~ moll er tarrloge, with hyr threet lIPSS received a letter,' desiring ie-ley l tsent of the mi ., el. _ __. et selliesithe 4 lialilaterraegeor's pee , for the purpose of comisigi money. Witness, in -consequence, went, accost- ni t sio ; te i umisomilie4 , 4 " ass coach following her, it; puttied by the Plaintiff, Mrs. Pitches. ooAlertvill& memo and weir . °114 " C 411 0 . 1 0410 1, Genii! the hot m itt off‘tbeilatch M . . topped at a place called the. et the Defeedant's - bonse they sesw Mrs. Joseph; Order of WU. .4 sad-hill; it stopped across; witness told her she was come to redeem bet plate, 11 . ses tillt a ßgY ar: T trime EN j L eme Att i alt i . to tt avg. is . l i n et ta : • ......ank..! dirt her carriage could not she had not the money herself, but Mrs. Pitcher • R. ..._...... 'ho had been on the bola of' would pity it. Mrs. Joseph said, it did not 'signify ff; Mrs. Tails was in the who paid so that she had it. The Ph" was "er i t Canch 4 Zroases, s e m up csoilds. usc.is. ions au. lies who accompanied her down, end counted over, and laid on the tab* Mot. !lion caroling on trade in Joseph. se) ing she must hive the money hefere.±e 5 3 7 . alitt oi l 1 !r.',l at ihe . w ilad bea li t i Pi r she ltk a " ,: ) .l 6 l)Th lo i u n c . n est , p er, rtme ,lilrt ik ly w eiv esd ,l man of the name of Parish, delivered the plate, Mrs. Pitcher told demi PA- „;.4, 4l ,i vej ' Ann . mr. ad pct prize fighter, who bad which Mrs. Joseph swept into her lap, and then said gd c ,.0,,, i94 , F ume . Ore were two or three other they ihould not hate the plate: if they dared to put At - . errs . ""i'll. Onfordil.ire. manner. July IT It names were not known.— a fi nger on it they should be indicted for a rob. . ch l, loB. che t t ou lt haa . ° Y" . l "el , 43 eeetlelen• Attains , . _a-A -- A A anaarmA i'. 116..11 slaw 111awrik VA.:AJAm MM. easw Imam. ltik t• A. '. The Gdomd Js,y Nr the Croat, of MiddloorKt 0 * Frirloy, Nona tcga .bills of f indictwest again 4 • ,fluor nod,/V. 84.mifr. for potiory,, is a mat il l s' i laird by bichiojraty'izo#,Tiguisrai.gAssit kr 0 4 G. $ • • • 1. _ . L" N DON ! Print.6l and alslislmit . ST ATI4MAS Oivici, Piró: lialitblNYkletc'Fie tt ' arce. • . •