The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-09-11 00:00:00

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He replied, that riot theknotietso ing the English language perfectly, he had, merely, rid sainted them to the aide-de-catnp of his Lotslslip-•• himself had serverras ah aide-de-camp to *nerd, $3 apkl subsequently to Felice Blocher, each of *hob! favourer! bins with those papers, be lied; and other malty of favour. The papers were asked for by Al r. Commissioner BM-rots-en :* the fiSroti *plied, that some time sides he had heft in a hoot, which Miss upset near New-Tark. when e two Englishmen (passengers) were drossited, an he escapetr. In that boat were Ms trunks, containing these papers.. a vainahle'ease of pistols, and a large snot in cash, all Of Which went to the uotmus. He said he bid torrived antir4 l 6411-ks of distinction at foreigo Courts, and from tails* ' Monarchs. Helene' neer his Islet oiilitary frock a golden. ertiss; and ettunteraterf some hbeerbry bulges he 1 1 0 Ay ceived ; among others, the Order of the Cabison froibMl • Majesty of Austria. The * Baron's examination tailed from Ii till 5 citeleelt, . • Mr. Cooke, the Dublin agent, who has receire‘frefsi • Mr. Jacobs a power of attorney to proceed against..ritt • Von IL.l.uan. for the recovery of sora doticrot, elaiiMed , by bit elient,was examined also relative tenth st the Ham* • had Said in a privire interview with Mr. Coake he ut-firet • appear 4 W bias to deny the *deist, but stilisequisigy ad , misted that part of the mom was due, a considerable port'io'n of it hackie been discharged. Mr. Cooke. on his,erussoexunination by. sr. HaTeuitnas allowed,tliat hr did not compress-mi . teeny isf , the liareit's expressions, as Ise,iyoke English but iniperfectly, • It was observed by the Commissior.er, that be thought it would be right to give time fdr 'a tilde to a letter whlclt had teen written to the American creditor. is old/ t 4 explain parts of th- ilefen.v, before he is,ne to a deiTojiti ariiiioll; lie at the *astir tide silts • free to reessrlt,**tliat , he thought air schedule suspicions. snifter say vfOrat dk 1; 1. 4 had returned no property whatierrrin this ("astonish^. Pat". counting for the dispos.a of inconey;s tie had loilit4teil mirth of 1031. per annum for clot-heel f. r houno expenet.,3ll► l l: and in additihn to that, he hid put down 2 - ,01, pets-1.04i for three years, as travelling vineries. - lle nova ; a that his whole property in this roantey dress *bet itt l eed. 15). sterling. the (the Cominissloner)'wodld hie+ , thee pet-Mission to amend the ethedole. ' ••• • `The insolvent's connsid Cr - th; -wet k fair ode, ab l tisit. he eharge ; his paternal e t,,i), mortgage .for the payment of ttna'aeobsid • tiMe . we bream affecting, it were ,pa Now York.. which' tis haft coniktleikh i le expertise, . lip !pit oreanionat.xeinittatiere ondska estate. Seieral documents in fat produced, and he wa: am( One was a receipt to Fresh s'Arne.l.liis. .1. Jacobs( for tract for Iritilding tiro .huni lurks another we. a Ireton eignature of Mie.damiirs.ack given dies iris•hill for %44)u statyd be (Air. Jacobs) pr4ruil was paid ; other ikrumehts were prikhlee so ;Leer Alit the litrott had bern•itt good repute and credit in stineßii, and opt !in impostor. A passport signed by the Dottie lice was produced ;it cootsined in aecuraie desesiptitimir. , the Baron's person, which corresponded, es Mr. Mao. band remarked, with the person of the individtiall - Iterott. the court. The Commis , ioner.- . -IVlist is the time usnally eonverme4 before a reply to a letter written from here can be receiiml from New York ? • . • The Agent.—Fifty one days, my Lard, is the time al lowed. The Commissioner.—A letter requiring farther instine tioos from Mr. Jacobs lias beed wri'.ten on the 6th of .1u- * gust. This is a rims' estrsiordinary case, i mired, and I shall . allow time Air an answer to that letter : weve.l toedlspose of it now in the mast favourable view I could hike otitis, case, I would suspend the Baron's discharge'forsia mont'as: but if-a clear cane of fraud were ma le, I would oak a tiff. . ferent judgment. • The further hearing of the case was ord -red tb he ail. jouroed to.the Ist of November next; in order t# /rive tlk • . ipposing eieditar time to.explein the nature Of is traMsiter tine's nith the Baron at *greater length. Ha' then lift the Court for the Sheriff's piiMn, folloired by crowds spectators. .:* I ,lf,.Ttlk' A ERONAVT,iirid the" Public. that iu,ettaieglitlnei Pi*: left:gave Snob gift snlisfsellon It earnestly .011 erhyletrint laelt4statt, in. to. 11414 435141 ' 0 1"' h glzi Ilis..hres,ipsi to ha, imm,skte r 4 lined TO-NlAlra W..thi,MilltS.tiliol White }ionic iittpa nieur pre. l pn to 'prevent disappglotatnist„ • before, is. tid. each;.' and In orflia fraiti each Perion. upon, paysannt of b.ie ve a'e eett; upon production of vilileh,.shankt• Aso, this money will'he instantly returned. commence. at Eleven.--The Ascent' :HANTS, CAPTAINS, FAMIIAES.- tic. OW no SALB, truly Elegant anti Feshionshie FURNITURE, st the Original Commission Sale • No. 33, Oxford-street, near Soho-square, at a re owl* of Forty Pounds in jvery Hundred (for ready um ja.,Abe: best assorted ready manufactured STOCK (coos,- j i g, every description) of UPHOLSTERY and CABI WPWODS la the World. ....... D'iL , • i . -toDItAWI4IIO-ROOM PutisnlUßE. ' ' oeMoistiwillod eolleetion of superb Patterns, in Merino .Dife a mits, British, Swiss, and French Chintz. for suits of ,sigteiwc. or Made and. fixed after the most modern designs; Britialuld French Stripes, in every shade of colour, used as outside covers. for .couchas, ebeirs. ottomans, &e.; elegant Yrinves, Lace, and Bindings to eorrespond. Thirty seven Dozen • Rosewood Chairs, with or without cushions; Nineteen Dozen Impregnated Ditto. Twenty-sic Rosewood Sdfas and Couches, carved, inlaid with Buhl, and plain.. •* Tweary4Wo lingo aid small sets of Rosewood Tables, consisting of Lpo, Card. and Occasional, both plain and or namental; the whole of which are highly finished. Three Dagen Rosewocid and Mahogany Chao:ll'oes and C-Itinets. • . Fifteen - Doren Rose, Klnewodci, slid MilingenjNests of Tables, Tee Pays,: Octagon .Wovk 'Tables,' Music Chairs, Stools, de. Several mew Desires of ilverfels Carpeting, cif &Hie co lours, adapted solely to the drawier-rbom. DINO:Cs-PARLOUR. FURNITURE. Seventeen Alabogany and Ouk Pedestal and Trafalgar •Sideboards, some of them rietil carved end French polished, •with Sse:rophsgeses, made of the same mtterial. Twenty Sels.of Spanish- Mahogany Diaing Tables, on im proved principles. • • . • Thirty-eight Pembroke Tables.•f difforeet sizes. .., . . raesge-Sreretary Bookcases, of superior workmanship. . 1 Thartylpo Dozen Mahogany . gliairs, Spanish- Frames, ,bOth tante% lind plain, with scark aa end blue morocco. Mitt , • satin 'Wit seats. . . . . Dpwares of o,te Hundred reef Turkey Carpets, of virions 4 sizes; some of them remarkably - large, and, for ptirwettlar. itellsons„ , mest; hs disposed of wllhourdilly.-4tegil: to tor *""d•" '•' • w • RED. AND DRESSING-ROOM FURNITURE. Theeo,Doshin Cull eieeti foar-po4 Mahogany doubleterew-, •edltodsteedi, ltpeoish pillars, Draperies and Certains of RI 41sli end, French Chine', at,4 DaMaak, tastefully made op idtße ifirst srxie of el t•genee, tNildrfpeipnr ioer•post iy.tistestii, of smaller sizes; with *Wet ( pe g Patfee• 'renth,l Il Tent, • and Field miste•ds. • A Mtge .ii,e;orli it of genuine Witney B snkets. of shelf owilshie MIAs lee : and Marseilles gains, blenched On the, prlose,iple,withent , the • aid of;rmriverfnl acids. --''OneHltdirect 1441.mised Feather Beds, made of the ..brit s. -! imality r iatrive !Motile feathers; end here it is necessarj to: esosirtrvehea these feathers ate olressed to a peraelfar Ivey, by, 'hell the offrestee'or olly,sutell is soiniantfliVAtirt-tt . 'Between 'P .and Three litredred 'Hair Sind woes met-' 4sessre, 111.1r..1 . *n.l plain. wtri; Palliasses of the same di- n inensiotit ; ail of which are finished in a'very superior way. Thirty-six Ikraen lied-room Chairs, together with In int!- ** vartetV of Wash-hat..) Stands, Dreksing Tables, Doe Dressing Gla:soo. Pre.—To which may he added, 'Pile whole of she Paraphernalia of the lied and Dressing *.* Families IPINV respectfally requested. particularly from the country, .to..bitpg the•dilmensions of their rooms, both as It rega-da the making of Csrpeta with precision, as well as the cumin-net sari linlibln.4 Drawing-room Curtains and Draperies. lbuiug,Pariouts. 4 4. The bale ceotaaatkees every day at tcn . O'clock. It LINNS. and Co.-late MILES.. _ , , i 1404.1..iNb • in 4 1•:ole Proprietors of 'the A • .011:61NAL NIAGASSAR OIL, 14 the Growth 'et Bair, ruspettfoUy inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Pub .llr, at large, kliey.haye REXOVVD to No. :20, Hstton.Garden ; and also beg to . Caution. That Piagrant Impostors are Vending a spa ,rlotts .Vllele ostler 'this name ; .they purchase the empty bottles:fad attempt to decelic the Public with spurious Ma 'mossy Gil. gonteosOd of Injorioas ingredients. ealliag it Ric 'genuine, end oNriiig ft for itale'at i lower price, slid wfth nut thetsibel, ind othgrs sign "Rouriandson. Imitating .the' aisnatini. !iilaiels renders it • necessary on pieetasing, to a* for • ROWLAND'S IVAGABSAR• Olf., 'and strictly to • ob sone that none are genuine sithoat the Attie . book inside the.orapper nasl the Kbel is signed on the outside. in. lted, "` A. ROM: 4 1 M and SON."—Tne prices are 33. lid. —7s., CM. oi. tied' per bottle. All other prices are imposi tions.—The lirimUld• has the atklresh oh the label, " No. 20,' Hatton.Ganleik," • Also, a Rce i Vnes's, G ass ,YriIISNERS, EYE-n ROWS, lfirr on'the Mild, filfehually eiteVireef to Brown or Black, by the use of ROW LANlr$ ESSENCE'of TYRE: by merely wetting the Hain, it 'immediately produces a perfect chtufge. Brier 45.-78.,fekent 101. ad.' per bottle. Said by tine Spin Proprietors, A. Rowland and Son. No. 90. halloo Omulark tinlbont, -hoodoo; and by appointment, by Nleters. it males, Titchbothme.slreet ; Smyth, 117, Gat-. Suomi Pierce. 1/7.: D. Riggs. b.), New 3oodittreet Bayley end Blew, CGckspor-street; Sanger. 130, Oxford-street Berry and , Co. 17. Greek-street.; Butlera, 1, Chcapside, andi 120, Regent-toted; Rowney, I'l3, Hatton arden ; 'J. T. Rica.. thesp4l,le;. Trite, 41. 3ohnktutt. SS. COtbhin Menberry, lb. Edwards. (ii. St. Patt6 Chutch-yerd ; Sot to., lhsw. Own:ls-yard; Burge's, Ac. illenwo-Mil; Low.. Proot4 Sal% -Stiond ; Barclay and' Sons. 93. Fleet market; Foca, Fooehurch-street ; Colley. Set, (Woman, ftiihOpagale-street; Bartlett, Ilatton-gardeis.; Swift, 92. 14,01,tpiro;.(1ilsbitts, Fleet-mark et,4 Swift, It al bora ; Grwec. O'gfwel•etreet ; Woodalll l 2 _ Piceadith Royal *unhinge; and by most Perfumers and Medicine Venders. • • Ask Rewlaid's Oil," or " Rowland's 'Dye," and! ebsersellse.sktftateee. "A. ROWLAND and SON. . ' ..: • a ti....: •: ' -'c Vi 5 V scan Ilion WAY KOIIIE 2Y. - - -A111:94t . eigSi k i c,!...hi, ,eit Tursday evening last, as Air. Samuel 13ornect,'of . 0. 2, fiber-' • street, Covent-gardetvwas driving in hit gig •pu (4,9 4 d m 11l ,be tivern Croydon and Streatham, on his return froth eras stopped by two men, who suddenly jumped yp fries the • • Alt of the footpath, where they bad apparently laid doirfile c,,sceal themselves under the bank wtiluli is censlderablY lAA rated on that part of the road, and ono of them seized Wit or tut horse's head while the other jumped upon the steps' action clit is t, and forcing his hold betgaeu I,lr. Barnes:a mecholoth and his throat, dragged idea pith great vic..l•sncs out tutu the toed; Mr.. Barnett's foot usifitioately twirl it hs•the WI, aid he fell bend foreinoat on to the grc,uad, m; I sahib; IY T Clio ; The Ireourcd niaily.srunntd, bra'aS(atlaai , had Itee eoWar 1., kick him . ) times very severely on the ribs, he. Wowevrif. by a violent enit,lrligaine'dhfileit,A4iiiiifi someteslatence, • , (bet ass direely knocked down agala by' a fir - castle 'll6Cs oq the itionih, which net only licerated his Sp Mit 10,44ebelikstl cal of his front Meths. ha Sum re.:(lred fan* at 9'M' tile."4o6lt his brad, which rendered him id tensihle, and he.faid in din road, as he corjectures, for a quarter of as hoar. On eosin r to Ithaca, he found that he was hying .on his (ice. a id r 1 ( . mouth hill of dust and dirt: his clothes wet s 'much tern, Rol Ids.waisteoat and neck-handkerchief csotpldtely siebbi Vitiates Wl* the Wood that had-issued from the wounds on his head *Rd. tioM . ,• hit poi ,ets were turned inside out,rutil a .porse coatain- Aog )01sovereiges and some looss secir tenon, p oeaet.book /*ghillies a 2Ot. note, seven WI. motes., and tYrea lives bad boalleztatoted from..a*..inside coat, pocket ; ii:s fob, cuatain 14* ealrablepetal watch, with gobl chain; and seals, bail been fwd..* Uwe away; terrflricing box i i :se enlist .wris t staiWpal ialialf,rtod Sit conteldg,cogaistiug ii wearing app.- rot, taki• a gut ; the chaise 'woe ,orgkesswild IS aCS, datiaged ill leektal jiklle.c and the harness ,eompleteij., , ltatroyed, •th , .ropes weed int to pieces, As mosplaNtise-bat •;, Irmiliaiss ~ wad,thrikwe oaits.bse, anci-shelloreeNteo:" T l- 46bove otTocc3 . - (id to a !:c'esitiOrftble Algae cid sit the 4,910.1 1 * ' itediroYdAlL"-- . ly 'Vba toads and !Apes r joi F .s•oviu. . ;InLillt taboi on*" InOtTl4( but no ibfaTtlAUPoicoald lila ' i.. *bOptiso itba c• • •Leg • ( iPlo. l !iiirecing Ahe 4V4illiratio 44 iehl iiintliri i • lldit e, J i ll . 11 ,1044Agg At a attitilo•hcoft , Imo*. ..* ':•fc 6 ,tain root *more . thAtqlslker tnoik:dlnates • is. allatsitrAria•oo4 of -- Win Win 4499)0r4 yooksAgy via it(.lrai, abb. to,' lewd ritirrogie-'.. '%. t r ev 4 ri/R4.4. , it!,PO,., 13 ft OP r ritlattlitlpe;faut.lt osiel id gaits/Rip t,. %-: „Oki% ) Pfau* Paz in fondlolo4tcp 14 ilk• asitkiert./.4 • ifipqmstrit • ' ~ i!tfoi l t•F 11),.101141.44•Ifw . lot matlaii4lo,:hivaltlines Sit* itablalki -;t 1 A Ic;%. 1 1 1 PI f . 1 1 4 ,!1;#•04.' 10 '..1100 igniegeo*.t4b•lat!_ai tit ei. : \ ~ 9 h*,;Plideil.l.-.011 • 1 0 * oilt4*..4 41101 4 ,1 *****( 41 111111101 j. 1 . 1 At 1.. Oak . als •ie .1 11!I .111Aild• :kr • 14, %H! PUBLIC ire earnestly warned a F 4 Ina iitintinvirs • • lairrirtnxs of Docl•dtt SoL , l24ON's (Xlit MAIL BALM O! 0 III: AD, pin forth he sevral utiPrfnepted Indi 'Wiest* to ensnare and decAvo. The great reputation so long, enjoyed by brat eocellent medicine for Pte care of Xervone ,Complatots, Declines. and Diseases induced by exeetstve la duigeoPifinandutins great demand for it, have tempted the worthless attd unprincipled to tnis nefarious practice, by which etsittly hiT'slti% have been Irreparabl'y ii 'used. 1 4 1 , itif ha-IW OWN ettenritt t tifffylia the Name of tills M4dicfiellkafto. the. Atlvirefilsoatents,:Webrioes tan .the Botrei. aiti 'eVeteit ./11stdoittnark eveept that *hie( *meld inftaird the'f.i 'Of 6 ,lAPIIIISi6r. namely, the words "tfulauhl giflcalbti. LlSet peol,,..tnirftve.l on the Govereinent Starep.ndised no loatA Bottle; to istitite which is 'felony. anl pl.,i,haYe Is4seli: TojbioN b isg,ftity,itisr,atas . iptlpspohlis ott+stiow is peilie.sisri tri.c4d. v13 11 9 , 9 1 . , Whiet no .. WIWI ki. BALM " whatiovel , _bpi cisioo AO. Iti 4 Merits of Dr. Solosecra'aletentios. :11‘ r e p rOniaMetiigints is prepared at (Mead) HOttemseat, I.lre oi, wad sold by . Mr. Johnston, flonlisfller; lie:: . 1: it) Cioulli,i.iir, hiss/cr. (lite Buren and Co.} li(); OffortNstres wpOsii3; ' ,",,sitts Boosi-strvet.;,Mr. Waral„ Ai oittertr ; sipd ..if Eltina.hyr i RoyillAncnenge, Lopifoo; LYN:4tb:4 , st .14sgs4 eyed faisiarlos,,efintsl9ing. the qesstity. of fear soila .• ..i ?:t•.. w 'req. I ie. nisy be siiVed. , . 1 N.ll. Ile careful to ask for ** Doctor Solomon's Co %lilt': Batts Of t..i.. ad," and iook at the a2ut.: on t t: Sta toll. . tte 14,1 6 • .1110413O1M) . :~►,qp~T 411 ...... .330 03 to 43i 31 11 5u0dcr1]n1.....•..... 10 ............3.371 31 to 14s SLI id • ' et • et; " • $;7 9 . [ fIRAHAIW, nflinionnevio d Aseent, kw/ocl leliis been most •ketedeatind testalon • '‘, rfe 'Mat ropol 6 4 11 1 : 4 thpuffoi• t 1 Cif:ttle; W be, taken i' tea/Tabs ol Del • Ray . lite* 'tie tra mill 'recel ve a Unr'e take place, ' litgittlon *lll — o'clock. ...—aw---"-- To le 114 W H AN! . _ &inteile 1 that the Biititei ta,4 : • a %V* /oily .Or titled to Ne.dite , j)eity tin - liie continent traseentlei• , - t 4 of lij . e.f;thet's, and hit. ouct . 4alitii, -: .: ol 'omabi o 4. ~ l •efOro Ilic *time pt'ml,p . ....i * islAieo 3 loopart '. • oirmickirlflir :ka rw''''''*i $4 , . liabitot/l r othef?'•l s frinii , • nenotlier; t - ( d' : " awone of the .13 ire. .f,;(4ir OA ` ' mined as to exit saillidatkits.;--i !critic A. .14iii, Woo. illetfutsii.. -. r 12',1)53 dull trz, - striotieg 4 . .s.eroi: . f . glees in Waahingtoileelliati4'fe4 ' stipt pa rportialc elan ,t• .1 1 %r the sknowledgitig tA'arthai 81 '. Ictii - • at 1111/111* '4liliCh the tifictiennit ... yinise..l to r, fit . d wharf tbaraiictoii ' ' H, . - r - 0 4 II !Si Si' W(1, niLO - ND.ON ‘,Tifirt me Oates( :so n Ate* ilAmPinth jut he • tia 013.FRT ' WARREN, RI tick. I . lWit 'ottikth9#r„' tRA ND, begi to cpution the Pebile **lda ettpuritie( **epos' llott ' beteg sold under Itts name. by means of invitation labels., .These.veitY Wdkected by oblee4lng' that the 'genuine has. Ro.wr• Newlin signed on each leb e l.— a lt e t h ers are ontitfeit t. won tof which are interlin e d, i n very small characters , w i th illtretem address bet Ween 'the " No. 30," and the word ," Oleand." Roar. Wittalaw also begs to idd, that his cote ! Manufactory Is at 30, STRAND ; nor has he any comsesiee 'With those pretended Warehouses professing to be branch estehltshnients of hts. All persons giving orders for Wmt antv's BLACKING are particularly requested to take notice that the rear Mintifaiturer is BORT. WARRED. 30. STRAND. it is strongly recommended to shopkeepers and °theft who are deceived by such vile impostors, to return tt,e tnult to 'the parties frog whom It dame; as being a punishment suit able to base fabricators at au entitle so essentially necessary to the fashionable world. This genuine and ittrpassingly brGtient filsoking stands Unrivalled for its peculiar encitilesee is keeping.the %et per- Tectly free from damp In Wit Weather, preserving the lea ther DOW and pliable, and producing the most elegant pollbh ever behalf', retaining its. pristine virtues in any climate: Is, **tree) , renpeettiblp veinier in Town and Country, in , Rotlese att3d. 10d. 19d. nee 18d. each. , DUMAN. COMMISSION, SEPT. 4,1823. tritAti*Wateliitr* Haig L'IW COURTS. . . Jusii;lt Farrrit tied Bridget Drum were indicted for stealing reverateaichment Records from the Pour Courts. e+fition, a peare-ollieer, sworn. • Said tharthe. - porclinients produced are clAimed by Oa. Aers.o(thr Four courts ; that he took them from a wontra mama Reilly. trim %nes in company with the prisoner Drup; Via bad them in • het apron under her cloak ; opon his la .quiriag wiser* they beet got theta. Bonn said she had fi/oci them , in the Court of King's Beach, where she bad Seed itreepitig. Lord ItionifteltV waif faith astonished, that in a case where a public officer was rohtied of serious and valuable Iteeords, no ostensible Counsel had been employed. His Lordship reqntited that the 'Recorder would undertake the manage meat Of threase, tinil deilted' a ltentlenian 'who appeared from Nr t ,Church's saline, to go down and assist the It.- corder, svi?o then proceeded to examine Cannon. . It time on the' morning of the Ifith of AUgust, at seven s -o'clock that lief Witness) met frrisoter as he ha d stated t and leysts thelarestiaaneast•the Paliee-ofhce, he discover ed thet she had sold some Parchments to a bouk-bialler, Thin iris cotter-ivey Out of . bridge Street, named Fitrifin- Mons • lut•Went three and•thentwered twelve or foneteen utteutle weight of : parchment ; he went by her direruioa - Zito. and found some parchments in Langan's, t (1,7•5, in South anae Sheet ; he also went to seierar dyeri in King Streit ;cm the 16th he:took the prisoner ;' Factrell, intetuall tody, woo admitted that sbe had old .121 b. weight of parches , meat, at td.'per lb., to Curtis. of Mountrath Strett, and 311 i. iftecruards; at 51 per lfift 341t1 she had be:n in duced to do so by Drum. • - Lortl,N . onovav toot: 'cession to remark upon the sedum' coniequences to result Nat this business, and said that* should feel it hie ditty to liy a full stateinguf bAire Use•Kseemtiletiovernment. • A. H. 31oure, a Clerk in the Prothonotory's Office. Kio;e4 Stated that the par'etstnents ire kept Med in the ottlflirent 'Offices. • Ale, Church, the Elder; has the eheileti . _ -pf_aleas,..sietpurrers. end jasigenents, &c.; several of lite parchmelea ro . duced are of that descption ; there were 'alto a' the or judicial( abort 2 [) + o on the strisy), writsuf inquiry, haberes, deristwdons 'open Se th " of - the lattet,further proceedings had, bees Led—upon one, jail . meat had been sparked. A qtteitton arose here as to whether this property had been properly stated as being:hi the pnasesien of Mr. Church, when it was ruled that it was in his posscasien. , Peter Meisel, a clerk in Mr. Church's office, stated, that he had the care of the parchments produced, and had been making a search for a paper front the records of the rear 1795 to 192, and recOlected meeting with the file of judi• dal writs produced as of the year 1799. Cutbitlite Reifl inrroliorated the Pettee:ollicer's state. ment as to the taking the parchments from her in cos. patty with Drum; she. further stated,. that she had.sold parchments menu tunes for IYriiut,the prisoner at the bar'; the day before slid ball sithl Ms: at Tit. 'prr lb. Frances Fitzsimmonspretwd the purchasing of 241ba. hoes Drum, for which she paid at.the rate of 6d per lb. a painter isistail . der,.said, he bought 121hs. from the prisoner Farrel, at 61. per lb.; he farther said, that. parchments were regularly sold at, the Four Courts; he bad 'been buying them for ten years; so had all the trade; he'fihriaeff bud'purelliseilmany litindreds dela ; he conk! not de without it; whdt he 'bought at, the Four Courts were much mutilated, and would uot , produce size; lie gave stinikimes 4.1. a pima. 'The ini4drires were fotind Mr. IC Heiland, after .tlua return of the vertlie, said, that the Public Recorts of the Kingdom were not secure from 01(60, for want of room in the tliGres.t . 4: l .liCes, and secure plates for keepiug theth ; he had stated this a Cult• siderable k time since,(we believe the tleathunan said 15 years since)—and still no measures of security bad been adopted. • Among the parchments there *ere some belonging to the Equity Exchequer. cisuspAT,Jogim 4. • . . •lISAULT. . ' Lona sitt*VattlitTft 'th CaititiiirtiWil itionettle kick. Constotine Maguire, Fig. (a ',weenier) Was indicted fur an assault on Lard illentworth. • 'Ldrd 'Wentworth. ettimined by Mr. ifsiniilfhis.—Oltneiss was in. the Four Candi Alarshwises ini:the Milt of May last; he was confined t'awr for,ilehr; he (I.ord I.llentWortli) i Oh! standitig iit ode of Ole ibiteh sniiitilfi of the ariiciiils. in cdispsny seith Mr. Boardman; who livid to witness, here is Air. Maguire coming into the card." Witness teplfed'h Well, Obit if hh Is? 1 dui ('sound' in !ioniser tint 40 notice linty' Witness OW not kink in the direction.* which Mr. Maguire !vas cousing;, he beard swigs oifeaskve. expressions utteod by Mr.'iflaguirr. but he d not tarn: round. and still Outland:l speaking' to'Air. ilairdfotti ; he (witness) received a severe blow of a stick t the blow came from behind ; it struck him on the shoulder; it was repeated ; after he wat struck the is'ecCnd tGne*, 6 iiiiv 51r. Maguire brandishing a .atlck; be math! &Antler blots' at witness. which was parried by Air. licardin.in ; the tilt -7040.was behind asittlese's . bacit when he (the traverser) struck him t,vaikuess did act ire him until he was *track toff t; witwo.eaid..," it was a euwar.ijy an d . r ,,,i v ity iiii.ntk," sqd,titit . he(ihe icavddr) knot its was Isnupil in . hcina?pot.to gmulelAvith idiot Mr. Mack* was thin, .conveyed away ,to thal.paqipt the heading in which be, • tf AI • id. .. • . ,i)Li.. , • • • . . . _ ~C..e0 ; 1044 4 1 k i1e4. . _ _.l3y. ,PIIN :itiklakii,l-trk - is wee in thi unntnin; ; h e di'll tue ug&me4loo.Mr. Maguire was•coint 4 1 40 ing to any kostilr . I - Oi2.01114!. Iti! Man i a! a Ifl% *hies' WI die OS; • • i•i'wovi i ke4ecrigAillkAg it 7,2oiti a pi tbkriihriiikifiß lcA iblii 'ilquitel:OTAits lie ' did bOVinitSii/16ii to fini}.lloll'4:i a'cs 4 i oi4gr i cV....ltit of he Inc tiat4 Alla bircifk MI . 11 diiic44 ibite Al .. 0 diiittd:fbrehrbefOriAll kfriiii•liiat.ll'R.,bis4 I. '114,1*; , b 'J ilt ifibilPthWerl.nowthk ti flag we'hill,f' r • si gui re, begiiltsella,r - Vtai Of ill &Weir ririVtitikd i ni lqii ii . m t. I , what state be (Mr. Maguire) was in; being inciEtble of .El/1131/t 11, lig23 ''.died .011 4111 !" . jets of etstetr — !ig . " 066 . 11 . ;IA At ofilint4f otters tha stkiaskian thitt toevey to . e Mirk Or Ilse Jary,.dit . Mr. iltaguire was in that state thiChe(iOtitess) was in ; at a ptieticalar boar the door is Ideted•Up; and so prtioner can get into the yard without ih.e.Alaralial's consent; witness has been frequently in the yard after the other prisoners hare been locked tip; be , ate lodged in the Deputy Marshal's apartments; he,did occasionally indulge in the privilege of remaining in the yard, afterlife prisoners had been lockedupt he dors not know of his own know)edge if anv thing particular occurred between him (witness) and Mr, Maguire on the night of the 29th of May ; after Mr. Maguire had been locked 11, and before witness saw him in the yard on the morning of the 'ZOO& witness beard that something did occur on that night between him and Mr. filaxwire; can't recollect what was the language that witness addressed to him ; is ast•am ed to say that he was in that state that •he cannot recollect it fheardlt from many persons; Capt. Medge infoteeed Ulm that very gross words had passed on. both sides. Emanuel Hutchins, Esq. and Mr. Samuel Boardman were neat tgamineihon the part-of the prosecution, and the case having_teen cloged, Mr. Riehards addressed the Jury on the patWrhittgavirser, Indio the course of his speech observed that he was no advocate for an assault ; an assault was perhaps only jistifiable where a previous assault had begs given. They had it in evidente that the doors here closed at a particular hour; it would appear, howev. , r, to them, t!'at after Mr. Maguire had been lucked up, confined by the bars oftis window"and the butte of his door, Lord Wentworth seas in the yard ; that in a menacing attitude he was using language hich he cued not repeat, and which would terrify them when they 'liquid hear it. Lord Glentiveith that OM), in point of law, was an assault: he infitriated• his mind, and used language, as applied to him, that was of such a nature, that hr .(31c. Maguire) mnit have been less than nun, or worse than . man, if he could have sOlonithol to it. By this cOoduct Lord til-mt worth, in pain. of law, was guilty of the first assault; it had been so decided in,a trial where the pointing a linger was rated await asshole, aithongis the party proceeded against bit co apart of the finger. Mr. Rtelagieds eontinuiol to speak far some time with much animation and ability, and concluded by calling Philip Qdigley, who deposed that ou the .night before the assault he was standing at his own door ; that he saw Cipt. Maguire going to his room, and a few minutes before that he saw Lord tld eat worth ; he recollected the hatchiaan having locked the-dour. there the witness was about to state , something th.tt •ec• etiried on tliatevening, when he *as interrupted by Mrs •Itansilion.wbo objected Vis this part of the evidence as not being relevant to the ease. Ali:Richards said, that the evidence be was about to proslure'wise offered on two grounds, that ui iustiticatiot? atott - thilratton.- Lord Nortntry observed, that if permission wire given to go,lnto evidence fur a length of time previous: to , assent/8, to ascertain if there had bernany provocation in every tii 7 vial case, there would be evidence produced pufficient to stagger all Itfeittanster Hall. _ • G. Jurdice - Venda'ear remarked that the trtYerser had ayp entire nightto cool; he would ask Mr. iticnard4.wl..l l ball said that in consequence of his being in cut tiaement, this interiin served butt* inn nee his .fi ssions the more; did he thin:: that a tiger was•the wore ticrce Yee blisig kept in a cage ? • . . Mr. Riehards.replied the, lie thought it very prat) ible that if the titer was taunted through the liars of` pie cage, he *field become dsOie furidus. Air. Justice Vandeleur—Do 'yeti `Mein to say, that lie would nht have time to cool in II hones? Mr. Richards—That is a question that 1 would submit, ow lined, flie'Jury would have to decide on. The Court having ruled against the evidence offered, 'lr. Richards stated that the defence had closed. Mr. itich• ards, however, afterwards intimated that it was the wish of the traverser that another witness should be examined.— Pormissiou having been given by the Court, 'Mr. Win. Moore deposed, that he was present in the yard 011ie tinge of the assault. Mr. Mag,nire passed witness; it mppeseed to Litt) (witness) as if Mr. Maguire and Ler& Wentworth were in conversation together. He, (Mr. Ma guire) wined !Mind Lord Wentworth ; he struck him on the l.lt flank. • • tan's examihed by Mr. Hamilton.—Witness is sere that it was on the left flank that be struck him; is certain of ICI by flank he mans the side; the left side and the right side are called at times the left flank and the right flank : flank is a word males applied to an army; they sometimes say the left's ing of an army. Here the case closail; Mr. Justice Vandrieur observed, that •the only difference made in the case, by the exanduatimi of the last , wltness, was, whi:ther the Jury would convict the traverser on his own evidenee, - or on 'lva for thePruieetitiom Mr. ItiChards laid, that It was not by his direction that the last witness was examined; it was in compliance with his wish of the traverser. Lord Norbury said, if the traverser had not pleaded don tote 'Satter, he tied proved doable matter. An affidavit nas then prepared in mitigation, on the part of the traverser, sworn to, and signed by three s witntleses. The clerk of the Crown was ihriut to read this alriclarit, when the Court interfered, and it was hattetbiet 'to the Bench. It was afterwards handed to Mr. iiatnillonsi who read it, and then addressed he Jury oa the part of the; pmt)ittition. • . !surd Norbury charged the Jury Id 1 111111• 4 ellthitir4' words : rl r. 041 dentlemen of the Jury—Yon have to dec‘dgiviiether striking a man witha stick twice is Yn *Wird or 'nit The Jury ,returned a verdict of Guilty. Tile prisoners and traversers who 14.1. been ,convictld , of ditteiiet)i elfeiiere daring the Commission were then hrauielit op f or judgment : and after other cases l e ad beenWsposed , Constantine Maguire, Esq., the traveler. ivito.bad imen famed guilty of the assault un Lord Wentworth,. received sentence: In Iliodotiiicink it, Liatil'‘Neibtiry obsertied, that the traverser seemed to have 'very high node& of hid: valry, but it would. 'pimal. Omit be cenceiyed, qf tee tile aissalt, die ()est parry - he cupid make. would be a thrust at the Altimeter of the prdieetitOr'; the Clink. isbeeier, coda :not consent tkat the ..111hrshaieva should .betonte an cluphitheatre eitrter .fuic the. dpfllist or the cudgel Alger. Ili@ Liwirship thin sentenced the traverser to be imprisoned three nitstitlis. • •: •: • •'• txsoLv.ExT {.01.11Lr„.1)LIBLIN. , • s. — "'"I'!" • . ... . . . .: .ns , ,l 4... ... .., .•. , 1 TH BARON . VON HOFFMAN,_ :• ' OrnTliktisdk‘Usci , ll l .tretsitod iiiiffintA*Alkilit litoiiriii Rio, .. i4:PailetWe'4 l a yety Algid esainination ivy thic.coxistael . fit the oliposinir creditor, Mr. Jicob.?„s Jeff, Aleiiiliot I i New York. The avenues to this most ine.invemant L i tt were moseifire all . EVOir the hales rikkitOti t .sgrrard: tlee.esl ruination' witlteataaordinati inters:iv , Te l e . were ... ll)mq ft ko n a ble ~,Ccut•ile4 ..111,1481trilq4..tk p cirr,3 1 nation occnpie the deli's' re, attention pf the. 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