The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-11-25 00:00:00

j idieh Ottiorit "st i ttidll , ' .c•. .iyi4.oi.viiai) JTA 4 61fidas. Se elll;wed si miihtit4niger )0 . .0104 Aleir answer #othe:Plaintiff's bill: ThiS - Max was reofleted• fle! isfstilY,liy the absence of twO PLOP 41P.ectota. Mr. Barlag, w lio* was cio the CositigesktgAild,Kr. Watt ii 6 iro 1n11;4151e of Wight. lA ,. 5t .. 0 : 1 ,— , ,,, , ' Modest giiisted. _, ~ „lux ti fti• ,) '!it= , Osti. , fp feu Arreilin IT AND P$ $" 12.11 4 ii 44 ordneiti.sonourass4: Mr. St eas*Oit isioved, that. the Plaintiffs, in louse, on mini tlist eoitjs of the demurrer, wig! at liberty, without pr. .dice to thelitjetiction,. amend their hill, ft order Je . in 4.4.91 Ihog i Mame - Nr. Agar • Ellis, a party COneeittellwoot, ,: s • Mr. ReLL, for the Defendant, e li c on,OOthe ground that thiawas a spet*deniarrei And there was no want of parties. • . The VicE•CItAncIILLOO coati see no season Str.lllis' &fluid be suede a Flirty, wore than . IClitsichilt'S sotti, .ho.iitOod at least equally til itallon. it is a quesitm, indeed, whether an , e issue in tail he competent to obtain the Injeec. lion ; and since there is a doubt on that subject, Mr. Itldebottom bad bitter -- tkrismotion.. A; • . COURT OF KING'S BENCH, N0v.24. .... LEWIS V. HAMItoND. This cause was *rived last Friday, and the lion. was, whether certain Dissenters were exempt, ender a Local Turnpike Act, from paying toll going to religious worship. The •Ceurt`now jodgment, and said, "That by the body of the she toll was imposed generally; She party, thereff who declined to psy, must bring himself within exception; bet the Coon was of opinion that party did not, in the pestilent instance, fall within egcepti.lo of the Act.- The esception named " 'Arts •going to their paredbiol church, or other per place of religious worship.' Now this exceptiOn ($d nnt,esteridgeeerallytwall'i bit it was ()Woe , that a Dissenter ,residinglib one of the parishes • the turnpike, and going to a plate et Arcteihi souther, wos not goinuto his proper pare placed worship; • he, therefore, was not eat to the esen.ptiou mentioned in the AO.. Tfie-k would he the same si ith a Member of the ChurcisillY Eastland : if he chose to leave his own parish, and go to another, he could not be esemPt. Th, the, Court to thinjohot the expression, 1 otter pipes . of religions worship' fell under the sonstelloliktie. (ion as the word chores, aid must be taken to plrochial places. i Persons, therefore, iss a di( parish were not within the exemption; and thi stfectioa was warranted by convenience. The kyper .might soma kowast-the parocbial placent sh 14, of those who resided:in his neighboerhoud, passed through islisatesawery .bNintity • but he ' Ant soessitfdiellteeer , the piers of wa rship of %I to lined at a distance." ;- • • . 414. .-••• v: 4 . St LORD CHOLISONDELtY V. LORD CLINTON ' This was a special case s sent from the Court Cbancery for the opinion of this Court, upon true construction of a trust deed, esecuted bs Orford in 1781, by which he settled bis mat estates •in Devonshire and Cornwall, upon the right halits of the maternal side of his fessily,- In her of his own right heirs taking that part of his property. - The Plaintiff deleted the property in question as the right heir of his, Lordship, and the Defendant, as heir of the maternal Mr. PuesTow argued the ease for the Defendant, contending for a strict construction of the deed, and Mr. ltichattn , osargised the ease on the other side, contending for a construction according to the res. ennoble intendment of the testator. A great deal of learning was evinced on both sides, and The COURT took time to consider its judgment. • BEDFORD D. DEACON AND 'HOLLEY. This was a case reserved by Lord Ellenbtarourth for.the opinion of the Court.—The action was brought against the Defendants on bills of exchange tom large amount, which they had drawn while ht partnership ; and the queallon was, whether Deacon was still liable on these bills. They had dissolved patnership after the bills *ere doe; end, the being aware of this fact, took firm, Ilickley his separate notes of hand for the amount Alf the pills* and interest. But the bill still remained in Ala Plata: bands. Mr. CAUPSET.Lt for the Plaintiff, contended, that throteparate notes of Barkley were only a cal• lateral security, and that Deacon's liability &admirer of the bilis was not disebarzed. Mr. Gin ELSE, on*tbe other . eide, insisted that the takipg of the.separate notes of Bickley was a giving of time to him, and a discharge of the other Defend. ant and he chid * number of cases to show, that giving time.te the principal debtor discharges the surety. Lord Chief Justice Asses said, that there was a distinction between this case and that of principal and surety, as the Defendants hers were both liable as principals. Deacon, therefore, amid not be die. charged, artless there had been an agreement by the Plaintiff to Accepf . Barkley as his male debtor; *ad snob an egreemewt was disproved by the Plaintiff continuing to hold the original securities in his hands. The other Judges concurred, and gave jedgment for the COURT OF COMMON PLEA!, Nov. 41. AN TUB MATTER OF Irpipillt 0. TAUNTON, AHD WHITE , Jl/4i 11U5T0114. The three partite/ad been copartners in business, as coolaaerchutitiAstiositip-owners. Some dispute having arisen among them, an action was brought in this. Court, first by Winter egsinst hlunton, and .pendidg the soit the cease was referred to arbitration. labsequently another action was commenced by ,MS) vt • ?' •of throwlug . 0 Wilts" the" )4thi*Mitre,tr, tied 'tie; ri 471 , ;(irf. tij I rcaia, $ );.• • hap first objtiet . iike,win,okt thqso,_, pi, * hittis 'given of:sepral e mpors 7 ,4ll 10000400 , ...: kl`be7deeiilM t i On the 'one pelpft:, , nil difNence between ,1 I oilier bi, • 4 21 to. town from! frabetw o wad 'boo been sae • n ef private business kr went 'pod, bat' wait _ _ , proper to do so. it was that Mr. Field resisted the melee_ The Cum, JUSTICE asked Mr. Behrings, who wits engines? in Court, witether he then, or now, believed he had Mr. Field said, he resisted it upon the ground that fallen into a mistake in the above particular? if be paid the rate, it mast inevitably become an art. Mr. Behrings replied, he had not the slightest nual tax. lie had been repeatedly summoned before idea of having done so • hut that, on the contrary, if on similar occasions, but had never been com p elled the case were submitted to him anew, h* should f e el to pay. The reason wee' it was not a fire, but the boend to adhere to his former award. burning of a little soot in the grate, 'which bad the Mr. Serjeant BOSANQUET, in conclusion, hoped, efectof, throwing up a few sharks. that since he had, as lie conceived, vatisfactorily an- , The LORD MAYOR said, •he was conscious Mr. snored all the matters alleged against the award, the Fits could net la*felly resist it, for in his view of Coert would refuse the role for setting it aside. the case, it was not only a nuisance indictable by the Mr. Serjeant-TannY followed on the same side. parish, but e most dangerous evil. Mr. Serjeant Lens replied to the arguments of the Mr. . Field ogaip said, that the danger was *teal, two preceding Counsel. He said, the defect of form and this was proted by iceenia years experience, in •in the award was the substantive and unanswerable fact , it was but rlesislog his chimney when there- was ground.for setting it aside. lie coeld not believe his Uri fire. This was in the grates—q.t.. Learned Brother was serious, when he spoke of the Loan MaYou.,.." Site I tell you,'Mat if after uniting the two awards by a pin. They were per.. the representation of fearful danger, which has been fectly dissevered and disconnected, not capable b) 7 made respe ctincypar grate end. chimney, this day, any process of being made one. There *as an award &id the Chtef Magistrate of the City hes pronounced made in each separate action, but no award between, that you ehoeld, tyg ,indicted. for a nuisance of the ill the parties, on all the matters in • difference be. most %let:ming nature.--,if, I ray, that the Overseers• t~stdliss theta. do not perfurn4eir duty after such a represents.• JO. Serjesnt Bo; on the same side, said, that tion,, and any accident hereafter occur, the punivh., ittefi-had the two awards been written bn the same meat with which they will be visited will be sever* per they could not be construed to constitute only indeed." His Lordship urged Mr. Field not one, pertleulitiras there ieeeno words of reference resist the rate, hut to pay rte cheerfully, and reaps, - to pint ont.that they were on the Lamb subject mat- the cause altogether. " If yen bad but witnesterV ter. Besides l itere, each was concluded in such terms added his Lordship, "the distressing scenes I be. es to prove it was designed to be a distinct and per- held in.Cornhill and Lotabard.steeet, on Friday and feat award in itself. Saturday lest, .you would, I am.stfte, beforeteoet in Tile Ulm JUSTICE said, it did not appear to him removing the most trivial threw that snug lead to fire." that tbeeirseds could be considered as one, on all Mr. Field bowed, and left the. Oise with the matters in difference between Winter,' White, and Overseers, promising, as we understood,• to comply !Heaton. There was an award between Winter and immediately with the injunctions of the Lend. Mayor. Menton, and an award between White and Menton; GVlLOlALL.—Yesterday G. Deane was brought bat no award ou the matters in difference between before the sitting Aldermen, Sir Was. Domini,' Whiter and White. The award was, therefore, to for plain* a Gentleman's, pocket of his silk hand l.; ot aside. kerchief, in Fleet -street, au .Moodey evening. Mr. Justice PARE said, he wished to offer one ob. Mr. Charles Comerfort.' solicitor, Copthall.conrt, ion ea •the estremie impropriety of a certain Throgniortoes.street, said he was,pasting in Fleet. • . of behaviour of aitoreies towards arbitrators, street, towards Clifford's Inn, on business, when he which cosee under the notice of the Court twice in felt a sudden pull at his coat pocket toad, es horn like present Terns; once is the case of. Mr. Adams, leg round, saw the Prisoner with ibe•esod of his sod now in that of Mr. Ilehriegs—one of the at. handkerchief in his hand, which he immediately let tornies went to the arbitrator, after forming his award, go, on fir:sling himself, discovereda. A , watchman hi order to sift out the grounds on which it was being at hand, the Prisoner was seises into custody. given; and afterwards nratieced these same grounds, 'On being particularly. questioned, Mr. Constar in Court, as an objection against it. It was highly fort said, the handkerchief iraanareereatively eat of improper. Mit pocket j the ,Prisoner had•hakt-af 4inwend of it ; -The Cam James remarked, that he bad refrain.' bat wav,detrictipdAttipee bed gat comPieee'Posses ed from offering any obeetessions on the ether parts otssiou 0f1t..,,. albs use, parlay from the respect to Mr. Wogs. The WprthylKaellifetaTa held that not to be a It woe locogtebeaut with the respect due te - hirn to not comptete tskina, qr, l ecrordingly committed the Pa th* thew; beast teem solely he had abilsttied. souit o tiAtalw 1000 Leer the misdenteetkre only. . s • • 1 k lasol . • -- preglll4ll . a rev tti• tt2o ka ft,t The oath was bee idliffigaleriKs and *tim e . fautirt beyond' her yeast I whous they-used very indecent lantoage, and she its 'consequence shot herserf isp in the bar. When trey had drank the beer, they ran away vrith the pot; but hosted tile welter panned them, and they were stopped es Westminster bridge, when one of the threw , the pot into the Hier, The Solictor asked' Mr..diall, whether he thotight it was their intention.. , to steal the pot? Mr. Batt answered, that he . ';‘)o.. eels's!' it-was a frolic; and expressed himself satisfied with theisrmegornent proposed. • • The Prisoner was• discharged ; but the constable was spin called in, end the Megistrite tined hies 105..; and wished it to be known that no censtable . , Plied I right to take bail -for persons sites la charge -until brought before the' Nhigistrete. . . • ' 4.; • GArdS7'ROPITE in LOX • BiIItII•STREET. • An Inquisition was taken at ten o'clock on Tuesday morning, at the Bay Tree. St. Strithiu's-lane. Lombard-street, before THOMAS SKELTON, Fall. Coroner, no the body of Frederick Sparks, the son of Mr. bparks, of Geolge-street,Msnrion.litmse. who was killed by the falling of the front wall of the house of ) Mr. Smith. which wahtajured by the Bre on the night of Friday the 20th inst. Verdiet—Accidental Death. Oa Tuesday, an raged' was held at the Swan, Si. Paul's Church-lard, oa • the body nt Win. Henderson. one of the per sotts.kllfed by the falling of the - Prier, a drewan, about . ' ~ • , • . ... . 7 7 ' ~.•. .-.. _.. . . • ' •-- . , • • 40.- ' 4- . ... • • .9; • ...- • ~., . - THE STATESMAN . „ . _ ry. 11 ' ~:T s jil __. • . . , % L4W-.II 4 IIIgLLWIINGE. " , White against hlunton, end as it re • els '.14t.... er eaut 4104,isigedielumegarti: ~ . ::_,-, U• - 7 - . art... - lit!3= --- • ~,,,, r 7- • - --- ---. • xt,Verstaii-4b O F 4 F - '--. • " . ro er ad ,no.t,tke caps; diteam . t idea: i lIICTCFIAII . LLS4l;ti CcipßT, Nov. 2i. - it wag mai° giVEMlllqWlhattarlktiAirties in. the any re flectian on 144. 1 13ithHhis: - - 111 THRMATTIt OV - G6t041118, BANKRUPT. latter stasKoalit also i 4 made patties in the arbitia. Some conversation baring place 1 , lion, on all matters to tßerepc. bel7eso,AM the Goetsabl4 ow sending back thef - Olistrrlis ihi The SOLICITp . W . WIC stated, Opt am.ong-,1 dobli'dWe' by the lite* GniliMid, there wer - o frinn ,•p a r OA. i 'Ttit Itellitrietin P Mi. 7 04 ilYge:eU r- da AA! • , TherCutar JusTrea said, iii , krceSil 600,0061. in 000061. loonli,deht. The Crow ' Plaid ih ale •easie,gbetterven *Vial* ana - liUtiton, -were agOnst having th e rase reiteithrtliir 1,0 aii.'eedibii its Claim*. utd .he at pa the sa .an , kaulther ill the a cif)e.di IWhitassidAtilittiftc.on tor; but he wee ante that if they Wad w ViZatliaa A.l ihosi of 14,40 . , ediitkrai and- Inspecto 51:1 L P i rl i i._ e tß a ierl‘ • ~:f IA! waioliord I4 i is lot - being wile. Mr' Bah'iug' '''‘'" tive., 1 11 , 64 , • /tad ',Wien aPpoinPid lo 1 , after the property f °7 lll 1 4 111110 ;, colt rtsiAll :time ,IftoSIWR -41 ii4ipeito .Pil would in the same case, •andaTflot'l - 1 Oeflonfitt ill coacOnatti.i T " 1 W 2l : 6 11Iv one of th *ern.' 'th 1 ihe Ira silk ; ,Slii ii ll rule t ts4 o feen ob 4 *hit had transpired ) refuse te' fil 1 ".troditirrs ,;Whii"ias ,c,l ie r ii kid 'it r b - Ile. rr 11 ° 481 ' 48 • T i t ird - fp w . II singe. •.. ?sto ctOi sib , ibis awartfaboald .18 it. i" ,: ' . . .. , • ~ , 1 ,..,, • :. v . ~ ,,4. , - _ , ..•44 ii ' . litesits" truit i had beeiisill,C, 4 04400_4.'4 t o JAW S° "" e set aside: i ' 1 .. '. ' 1 ' -..--- ' 4:loli. r tattetion a ell•tita acqpitia,.,l l pp ,(%hp Solid .)&t..Sefigest •fithANQuErfirsl lirpeared . this day i, Ma. HuRSLErS CHM .vii.,W Vi s jy ro P l ioi - 0 4:tf s iit I b p ,to ni upts al i g h show casotessaittat the vele. Hi tonteadeti that t • I- 4 "lot v; • .. --- "b" -- 2:./2 ''''' -611 silt- IA : mi.askALZe io mite lis Asir Pans P i , k, ° kit ldis Mil.W._ in ) 4 __. t _ hg _: 4 °T_ e g4 __l 46 _:-t ".... - 42-1:-.121.. itsl. • ..th, B° tew ir ts 4wltillial froir afteicey7ll4ll:lia."'hlnhebeeisU"lt'aft • ' . 1* - *Nrilleplenlbtll4rtra'C'er7eSweit. as brought up by,ther:?Pasishri iDdlesers:' of• St: Nicholas oalsprrent, of basty,rdiy. • •iir.• • EiiAtimith plockmixer. Vi•pialasseresidence WafriAtiiiilleen gra Jaa iaappearance aieratthild, altllToirgh - a he 'ita 114 self to be 17 cart , •of age. She had lived terriSrlirldi3.'s'faialy for -41 . 6b1 S. 4a'e. M r . said scateel; havwl 104 (Fie girl by sight, end,ki!d• iteror tak4i the • s hi t to pit , h . r ifillisrity with her. 41!, wo,, , btrilit•hy,,,iiis wife, s a d 1 , slisidthrged by het' ifirie'Zsia,Afiii, as en idle, good. • for-anshing girl; • 1 11111h1r. too k plans rna•the 30th of Aegspit, , andralih let - his eii‘ie ea 14,41 k of,Septerahers si see whialscre eitrilmie lad .. *evor I seen or hesrd pf hjr. She.. wits -atotesi •to bs irrNlt ' siltrlirshaiteflier pregnancy. , itap k. art U• uer ----- co - _ 1 „,,, i ,. . 1 , , -,, , Finite Winiiiimew low -.,.... ~., v .—. --- -- ---. _-,-,- - _ . . , . 1. Mr. OM Mt 'on fie one paper having gess to all P Fo o t thirimittors in diffhence beteeen the partied in V... • P r , _61'611 of Mr. iisidiff • " 4 " cy'rkli Tiiiiriu 4116 " 1,1 Pog o if ilef t 61°6 ' iSliniiie liar - ”a7e: lrw enee." ~ , _ one action, and , that on the othir having been Made • iwnnette sell" teemleee el '"' °4l7 , 1 " t i• l'eltlik ' 4 416 e avikilellw's k6 bad anvil: ' " vr" " 4" . . on, timee between* di-patties' ire the second, w hi c h; eopposed to be iu.peaemitiaitt •of *we_ ;ids oat by jk. 4, tipeleeetl. , ehe had , .perjered Irerself.:it ja ' . . .4 his wiii #steffit‘iied Ate have the caste4ollyiearomag et ed.: 46 - r n rn . all Cot! * op the same .sebject mattep....ahe. common oe t„i the assessed neetawifittlyttelds, alp& count's of the three co-partner. . The arbitrator had own names Otte etittito he badly , " bl . _ a .lati srtfte respectable . Qoatomen then am orist , hammer ei hiliko r e • in Frame ; *bids enowdersteod tobeit 11M. 'elsollbefti? Kis aPmrence at Abe Sessiona. - done *eery thing required of himajnd oothing more -- td O•4•GARDift •,.;-Willia .. . - 77-tfamh. , ..it i n i t t thi s If ' remained for him te do. The objihtioa was perfect- of at'l Sims is ge t in•wit'?e Is !Olt , ---. „.!*- 11 7P,ult -t • HATT • ~._. as dritia, a yoesk e fastene d the posed.that by Inowingt e eboittry viell, 'Be WM . B e was brought upnrewantritiori; sr-barged atithA t yt ot s . t o ly frivolous, for bad the arbitratoronly ) nt n e i- .af ItwP • pipers' idgetheri.witiVb Pinitt here would not *No A° manage she two passports to nknin t in . lila ,ii?d . .. • lioninwlontir4e"itsit-7 others, inelti•tiolt Tonhtidge bait been a colone,fer.ofting it. • •The mood greeted istii the. Shell.' after Map. •it haebeft'atcli;lfltiftd Chopp a ' Ikea , * Dissent ing '"Uteting.kaase Ira . 'assigned for setting aiidetheewerd;wesiebst thole r.. I 1710. . ~. _ great disturbance ; and preienting the hillikt e f that be trowelled al night on the Aiglit dry . . a , :44 4%esibridge.'plaie s Neni-road, Mary -te.hnene, .pus. . lures ., tifiator, after haying, by the ~,,,,..),.. : Alitamr. Stis instant, sot mind 'if Dbvt i r CO Ibi, ! ,•', . . '• • i 4... 4 ,:. - 7- 0 . laver ,beeerisen riot and sineasiffilt :,, ice . tom proceeding in his religious dutiet.—Geo, lyk as % a ties; -sent the accennts to eertai 't ' 44 .. find beeskfasted atthe G oo dell • Meet; ,-, .: :. ts: - :, Neill* . die, who attends the chatild,'l§ited s. loiter:Kg .., n "hi settled, and to see bow the bi ..'- • -,: - , L ar d against . each party; bad afterw ; • trash ,i Wildboorpereonionrersed Wl* . rail rig Ilistiday-evening - Hielelditegiffleo Were dliterited b • • TII ..• acidic!, Ms aria was are. number of idle boys, hooting, oiliiali, sad making tear ip varied from the conclusions they .• d• toe* in. end %Wu* Piing . an y o f the rese ll s teen& by th e m . Bet, : : Alheimaskod ,_ _, L . _ , '• he .weegoing . 4.4 , t . : boardin g . all mintier of diAYtisiiies; 1 . loir t eopliampinme . . e vi e tumpi fe lc smp& • Tile patkot being rea tetr i ' e for Calais the •seats, in entisequeitclotis hi ieceleed ordaeg . D i Counsel said he had incontestably ta Mr. I n submitting the 'fetters to ac.. ~ ~ 0 Allea .. . • lagenntefeer bathed breekfas , 9 1isi do board to • apprehend some of tile, lees .., 4 if ...fe . . prim- arbitrator intended • Was to ha ". 4 . ..• .' ~ .011 posefble speed. On bits- 'et Ca. 'lces should' he perststtd IV . k i " x evell i e , 'where the Prisostir, acetnpaidelif 'h i y 'n ,s' ~ p omp ante in performing' arithmetical . , ~, 'itl vok • I,' ape, proceeded eil the Imperial I never that he should be „ sedu m o sy t . , . I dot s and litilic•4lo;the. only hot e l oPitin he Edens, tame to the bhetrtili'aitil iso like AO • . , oak . • traced to .here slept at tine* he . .4 4 . 14 '•.. 1 ...,.' nded persons as they came in., They, afiArlaardiotyoad ' • In making his award . ibislierat spawn ales . ill* Aliie . . - d* a ""l' Ilia tenths hotel for a 'beg Ihue, the chapel, and : cease Area j affidavit egslost the wwatd Us, 't i the arbitrator IFlliteib• child. period @attested the ca re to An ill . Magistrate ordered the Palmier to ulse s " had received a paper from the alto of one of the - e,ed,deriag that t feat ♦ * Mead. Alearice, the keeper of the hotel.' lie omit he 'found tiro sureties for 59 1 .ga t ,h e " I ' l ol parties, after the evidence was cloita4, promisiug not toll on to show it to the otter parties,.or thvir aitornies.— is estreselytwell acqesinted with 'th*Treoch lan. , spotisible for his appearance , to an ' charge ' g ave But it appeared from the affidavits Apt the other side, Pe a le, basing ' been - so much In lharenenlrb speaks it early equal to a native. • Soon after aka 16111 :4i ne ue l L S - e sQ 6l :A n it i. e.--,M . i. H ill,. lan . a ' . O the Mabe e di - Vet . he Ac t that be had also got papers on * the: 0W conditions child was missing ,' and ascertained to . have been in King-street, Wettminster, • yesterdae stated lathe, • " r " e 9 from each of the other attendee. . 7 l'••• l'in the The t a i iiii J''' -- - '- "' ''''' L .. • titmice observeq, seat fs..s.ese esual .. stolen from the chaise, near the Asylum, Mr. and Silting Magistrate , that on the preceding night toe •. , bat the Mrs. Horsley, and • Mr. Digno . m,' agreed 'that they; persons, dressed like Cee' apemen, came into hie par. .. for the attorities to Oleg their triiers to attearbitentor a bin the immidistely after referenee to bigstegonedio..- He , 9 • , r^. ry ware steeped 4 per. had stolen the chibi t .but they considered him to be on Westetineter.hridgl4•ol4 4mveyed to the wad i . desired to know Whither it was the • rfgaice te show Pr pro- atonally is France, and to have been there for a house, end thoitgb dfoi - iff them leas charged whist*. the brietta* of et attor • s wee stetosti-- :eptinti „ Neva ,. 0 ..5. • • .- • -. length of li me, nor had they the leant suspicion that bony, the eosfetsble of the night took bail for his ap. bvioas, -i . fr4... 0 ; . . , irk, afar in England, much less that be ' had been pearanoe. ffe• 'Wes not forthcoming , and the cos. es n e ar The Curti : jUSTICE— ` t T he y_i . •" f s that that living so near them in conershodni for about two stable could give ma account oe him. The constable sh i p • i n was only denetittbe end of t •.• • roc hisi I, always done.at tlyPegititsing,4 l "4o' .. ' from thereto Lisle, on hie way to Brussels. Witty in the perish, sent his servant to Mr. J 1 rat i f i e d The Learned Serjeaot said di . I L ,, rater himself The reason why Mr. Horsley, it la supposed, has who, it was stated,* ' the Prisoner ' s libereilook, had been nay prevented froekts ."7. is own affide.. dis with the assistance of Goodwin, the F.ng. that the Gentleman was said to ' be of great ie case we b of vi a on tiaart *CO:tease s by , _, r• . duration that list = table, is. that upon application to the Com. respectability, and A known to Mr. Muckloe ; ~• church it irieo;...pet colp...*tb Preiviet, .0* it bad not missal* of the French Police, he granted him the and it was nit thisitie Ipeimitted him 'to depart, on ; Phis led heeiciti . ally fiy the Court. . i assistance of several of the French Police °Meet .peentieing to appt:er:' I'" war ipso then preferred& •4) rigble.s Twe'Clitsr 3uirrice•-‘ 6 A gentiman who is ap. M r . liovaley is also accompanied by aM n ina,. ela" against tirw'inits#stbil;ltior . refusing &W to ee 3 .: .....: gemic.' - -iointgdan.aibitratur :hoold never mike en affidsiit Naval Officer r , who knows France eitterdely trite . ' disorderly woman named Toren. omean relPecting his conduct till called upon by the Court : i , T o e M.tcrsiwisaVsairk TIN candaet of the coosta,.. ifferent when the Coati see occasion they will require it," 1, *PO4 lOl3 * ' ai1..,i3 bie was very repeobewafhte, end be should bmpoeseis , • 1, AI ..' , • •_____ * ' ° 6 kis eon- The last alleged ,telkatc4` ion .(tbat ir ro u l s 4oosel ' . - --w a n— penalty upon him; andante must be eanpellerr • -'' a gate- continued) was, that.** sebittater ton MANSION-11017111 Ip.. Field, of duce the Prisoner' isagiwesittedlo eleipe . . _'' .• `: - ' ll . . , - , of tsar. I. NM of the ottani/a, after gitfitg threfetard, The mee.a.treet, iiislitheitt„' .. yids llestreatted by th e Sam after tite.pertiet'ell sttehtkd.'. AVSelicilor 1,, ii ud, and that Wad made an 'um therein ettpe_ctitog ii alllll Oye r ee t es e r 4he r i j ei t geb fr itgt,•Mary• o ng .r,.. i nco.. formed the Magistratelleitith'eliekt t i a tint:met , •1. • 4 re could of abort(.; georsese the fact, atWhi'_ , idaffiriba tidier, to 'hew- cause s=alts 4ivolti'llf**loll-liftbe-seetcbaut in the City, and thlif ke ba i l sr tifi" . ' if Oldie the opposite affidavits, wee, that the lifter Who de. r ef use d to p a y t h e at e w urwmi tt e ane-ecir 'tile 'et. lleaseser.wislrlilw4fell; • if it, tat his' Whisto? . .‘spr;•"..... . 11 w hi c h * i f t e -*i v/4 , n t o hie't•probetionr. 'The. Magistrate tefuhti4 4 lt; 'end the, posed this wrote to Mr. Bebriags on the 2111 of July, teig l aw e e o f two e ng i n es, N. stating be bad reason to suppose such an error to premises In consequence of t h e alarm of 5 fire hay. Priioner.wes pet to the bar . fie oat . 'Ceased in 460[ 4 , ;owe of I have occurred. Mr. Behrings wrote to him on the ing b ro k en out t h ere a s h or t t i m e since. The pre - and powdered, mod eppeariod ahheiltbe middle age,, he give his name in a low tone. Ati: I then itated a . non the ! 9.3 d, desiring he woeld send him in the documents m i l es, it appears, are 'item.* closet to the river, and th a t * b oa t h a lf-past loon Monday" e s A tik . o Pi iloul: by Lord !on which his opinion was grounded, that he might much shipping usually lies close to the rear. maternal I examine them himself, but he bad never thought The loon MAIMS enquired upon what principle and another came into his house; the cillej for s ..... th., I v.., ^nap 44% rin an_ it was that Mr. Field resisted the payment of the pot of .porter,. which -Was served by hie wife, to . Church-_yard, cm . the body ot Win. Henderson. one a tits pee- sonsklned by the falling of the wall of Mr. Smith's boom. In Loushard.street.-U. Price, a dream°, stated, that be wasstand- , •, i ing close to the deceased, about roar **Meek on Saturday after - naafi, near the Globe-o ffi ce ; the deceased was NOW him, and' , attempted to cross the street, when the walk/ell upon hire.-•-e. :, Witoess returned with another Bremen, and fouled him !vise n* i Ms facgs they took bins op. atuka Surgeos proaebnetd iis skull • , 41 frac-fared. He bled profusely, and w r asi thea takeoisomo to hie own boiler. The wall was coasidied safe 1 but it bad here built witheut may bonds, mad the Mitimees in the rear ig r ir t i ie l struck ngainsi it, it fell la one dash into Ole street. end the &meteors with it. Verdict-Aceideotal Death. .... _......_: lED. ~ . On the 29d instant , James D Cutfor ib, F.aq., of ritxrdy-litfecit Fit zroy•square. -.--- , ---------• 9 ' 4.llaUltrtlt OP EXCHAPIGE. - Tutrupao Not; 1.1 . •. . Mnsterdom. AI 0.8. U U. Intern. 511* ' J/Itto, at aiß l i, 0 0 , , Gwen, 04 ' w * ..: e Ammordam. 1k.,/ C. P. - Malta, .5J . 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