The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-08-23 00:00:00

t' '';:°‘:l- )' r . A i") '~ r .■ f. 7' 1,4 ~ -v ' .a' V *, . T 4, : Pe i ft. • nature of thirCettp; this practise prevailed k• hod, bgt !opt. to the.spatite eaten!. The practice or I:petitai hada* mida bat not so rapidly at teellr 'be • knew several instantniy.withiti thetasift 'of large tracts of land haviagb,ellH ) 44l bad the power of iettidg it actsah..„.,, diminishing wherever the Ge leintie looked to their own concerns, but Many 'were left to the management of agents, r were much let to middleveen. From of poore rates, and of parochial burtitins same degree as in England, the Irish -would have had 'a great advantage grower, hut his markets were not so • 'less expteitted, that the disadvantageous keens for three lives arose front the tenure. There were some ittitam, *OR* the persona taking leases for Hies 'iutistid by the landlord from tiiiderietiii It new instances of the clergy in, eisig - the tithes to tithe-farmers for years, ..*/* ineembeitcy ; the tithes werecolleeted •31‘14 'With the onnit possible severity, is some cases a greater 'sum had.l ih tiieni than thii tithes taken in kir Italiatasted to. The poor in Ireland •Situitery subscriptions from eThera wior e perodblat rates rection of cherches, and the roads by sours levie4 no -the baronies, which tied very large, and levied, as he had been . h great partialiky. 'Persons paying higher 4 tandlurds *ere he was talk common) Zreiesitinentigianled by the induenco .• 6.1..1kate porta with atitich he law lorryiiCijootettol l the Ifialinitia gal • a veer ditferetiftneuner: — Albillliv. . . fevieti on surceys l ittit accurate. ' . itarelmrd had been let to thehatmediate bed eat been so much impreitelientat expected, as there was a Vent of that clans of veople• but ieetittioses assisted .by the jitegment said Ono • fold, soil then they had gone on With Wherever the farmers had come int! their landlords as great a prosqlesite• coolkhe expected had taken 0441;14 • attributed to the encourageptett fret. Corn. If the • peseta rises ..sioat heelers could not go oeitredeclug corn..ibe ••et 614 leases in ireilitselead :aits%ittlear fartnerit Nu" ps7A►i;lfo )rope Whh•the holders MitiOautimitelsoldera was counterbaianfttite &tit lanai which wari lantiloed:„ be tinier, **tier* 'biietast, 'XiiWgrOtiOd had been; ifffletis seven " 7 tillage in We !math of !rebind, • ' ant aVorded by a inarkor ditsibirptices for (To ilefoord.)- s • TeX MURDICI2II6—Tbie. land with HeWags, the exciseman, • not, s few weeks since, in that part _ denominated*" rip itmegglers." Media interest i to b siteetipn, and ;see fie* paYfeiloh Taikletice which *bed he' us ry mind. He pniserves.a,tert et. converses bat little ; but he eats and - slid enters into the society of other rrisoners. A complaint has been made at Me; Police f)thee, theta threatening letter to •Illet t ilecey, who gave evidence at the r citusauet'S inquest, on the Weichmei, and who is the sinter whose house the horrid murder took vestigation, however, the letter was effusion of a friultic brain. Miss M Informed of that fact, was quite statist GLUT os Macleact..—.on Tumid" dials of mackerel came siker the barn . the town of flaineeth, a Circusustaties *erred for upwards of 30 yeses.. seven in the morning, the passage that place from the opposite Warren Was boats, some with hooks and lines, - nets of various sites. On the seine near the bathing machines, It was mackerel, that it was with difficulty dragged ashore. It is rather singular , distance below, smother seine viee enclosing a single mackerel; but filled with an innomesuble quantity ki n d of sprat, which were thrown away: . JOHANNA SOUTUCOTIC AND *ll3l Sunday a fracas took Pace in -igekoetteet s minster-road, near the Obelisk,atthe ad to this Visionary by voluntary nut, partly ludicrous and pertly, serious. Mr. T r orEn, a lath-render, Joie has ed as the grai.d minister and espoundit trines and prophecies of Jou.arewis, of delusion, basing been challenged • ferenceor controversy for several iter. Mr. Colston, a hoot-closer,• in hood, Who olo:lertook to coating Southcoteau ares rest numbers were, . weeks past, attracted to hear the prolouadsmulition and theology, expected to bedieplayed Sew''), between 11 • and 11 o'cloe cieser, not quite five feet high, took be had been accustomed for several r chair, in front of the Chapel, and be: vain invocation to the Rev. Mr, the listP, proceeded to overwhelm _ _Atactt, Commeitiessekonesigneoe, followers with his arguseuts. Crowds attended this, tint the prayer of this petitlem beghtsetst.to be gemiti. eshibition, and after he retired, a report became ea t en the ground-that Rees hall sworn istoetiefilva current, that the Prophetess herself was. in The threlyithat the commission had notheen . taken oat by: Chapel. 'Phis drew vast ,embers in the ammo( collesion ;ka was;presssak for •money by Meeks.; her the day, until shout flee o'clock, when the gals Jams** 'was arrested by him, • who gave' him Imo leading to the Chapel being rudely pressed, the' November le very.it.e -Woullosasotd , the leni••tplibel Clerk of the High Priest, who proved . to be elm his Jeremiah for 9001. whowas 'ogles himall chopper of wood for the lath•manufactory, rushed being disappointed ism 'she payment of 'the , lool6 oat and laid about him most sturdily. His cane, the struck the docket against. bins, ,and, issued eauthoi instrument for chastising the profane, was, however, -Commission.. Ricimrdsitip, waidld vecultect .that taken from him by the multitude; who, in their the Banksupt had "'seined his costifmate. His•Clieni turn, became the assailants, and forced - their way bad no-objection..that his Lordship would direct into the holy precinct. A battle royal followed, in issue to try.theApteatiaa atilawr4 io.tt• *tit yet'eo4N, which, after a severe contest, the partisans o' The Luau. CSANOALItiO*O4- 44 Ii it Mlle Wk.!' Johauna were routed. The tier. Mr. Toter,. at the)eote foraool. ***WOW Pkv;tt • • I length, felt it necessary to gait the sanctuary, ,And Mr. I.r.aserot-%Sitlis•metottykissed.M, *six - al , ,1'.:.1 constables having been called in, several putout; Mr. Colfax and Mr. MONTAOV (* l a qUeiliall his - - Owen Williams, Clerk to Remsbottoms and Co. in London, attended the 'Hertford coach with a key to attihnit the place and take out the parcel. On lath of May,',Sevres at the Bull Inn, Bishops. ,gattE, tesseet it and.unloched the place, but found He parcel ; there being no violence used, he had 1114101100110i011 of theft, but concluded it had not been , wit:. • Yiettoryv the emcee , had • known the Prisoner for betareeetthree end four years, and during that time Ire hatitoren ht the habit of seeing him every fevr_, days, but he.t.never seen Mm since , the robbery St this moats tilt Sunday seitsnight whets he diecoverid' Thal Ise isweenting in-town. Isc the Yarmouth Telts4l graph, assd heepprebended Mat. fie cetk'd severer times ova hettee,lo Leinnaliyacettrevlanstg.aere, ~w here he cohabited with a woman i she said he wag at litighton or Bridpurt, but no doubt be has bees at *O r dreaded by her riodical attendants at the immense swelling has abated, the poor sufferer is rather better, and hopes are entertained that het arm will be saved. a MARRXED. • Oa the 21st isist. Mr. N't , 111 th Soltliogion. of Ainm-street,• Portman-square, to Miss Mary-60pr, of Priseeriareet, Er • - ietifthhoare. On the -N 111th Inst. D. Neville, Rsq. of Upper Holloway, to: Nll.ll 'ringle t of 15toicott,Deraphlre. . . ../ e D IT'D. ' 4 _‘' .-..;. .__. Oa the 19th inot. J. N. Idlers, Esq. at Ms still; 'loldoicfoat - Itidce, filiimnroinliiire. .. iP.,it• Ow -: On the 94th inst. Richard jiarranti A Rai. of Siaaos-440troIr. aped 90. . . On she Sit laut.. In ferr 17th rfor,AltOrikh.. third din g :Jae .of • T. Cli.alier, .14q. of Snout Andtey-iittee‘i -.' . .. tied..,. -, LONDON ! Printed and Ptiodieited ht D. b0vv.1.1., ate tr- STlTtledip ()tilt ri Fleet-wort. . ~' . . , ..' • - ii i iiiiia......;, _ . _ ..• ' . . - . , . ' • r. • -..'•? - ••••'-'-..-".".... • ' - . -*. • * AtEgiliKril N 1 • 1 i ' : 1 i ' '' I • - .. ' ' ii.e'l'ii VA .t. L; 1 , • - • . t ••. - - - ,1,, IRallialaa=Naiiih.+ONlgalli.....enall--- ' ,• 4 . . . metalled in Eitga' , LaIW'INT/L.&tiWgNf. . , . ellimael j d n 4 decide . withookinea halite; . the . Die m pft ~, npor Priaoace-, rem committed fop further :, The pereicioes - '4, 1 4 .. •-: I ';" 0 , !tillt.-:'! , . 1 ~*, 4 , 1 1 n n a ! ti n. . 00FiriteAttOtte TH RFT. . was dirainisho ‘.. ~ • -• • ."." '' ' • ' • ' ' - e ellit. lildtmttnY. OlORekned Oblaswed e tkati _ • COMM OF tflANCEttY,..Aota. M - A . - n - SliAltit0•114100‘11.-Y-Jaitits Arsbertton atlas p er ;,. - %* Ripped. .11, -. . . . .: All. „Fee Year. 1104. the,elail ota pinny,. fer.t.he • istiweisiesonths, ' ' '• ' . azatarets l iapHougg. ,1, 's its ' .fiad coot the Petitiouer lih9Qol. : Thi l itook- s ( IN 'Won broodnt oft not a -nenelln l o having stelae ~, . , ...., ,vismorAitea irkuinvv. . ~.. i • 1:.. ...., .: 1 . , • . • in the colliery h a d haw - pet optsio r s i Iwo eilver spoons from the laitipTivere, in ' A nd es . , itt,topersone eilio . . 14.Perchmed b y. the-heekre l es *eit r9rl4". 41 1 1 . : b litiee e p t ;isoner, w.h4 - :A - 4", 4.' •,,phlift ' The swamies was „-,, ,- r „. an d gois eman - ' tor. 'Attoloo, onottali_Altoi - •bo Nroo.,,,dett •br D r • 1 . i iiiitothat it had been assigned over to e.peopoei . many hish e etito; %Oberlin/NI, lead erne* , Who his wraith alirected v ish k; aetr i ns a cue that ca ll e d for his so i hr rf s i . . spctehle appearaoce,,it %Im.; , i Went into 1' • ' it, and then , atilitbeeeflettpenldoillo - served on, to ;trodden 'bib ' led o wi a - 0ne ...•, , Li t t h, .. ;, - . i-, --, H `SW'n in qiielatiOn,•ea ii;arail _ . .* called " :1 ; , rem die Ow** .11 1 ollereYs wtea bed iesert stated to be-or soulful lolodi Th e Lotto CaarnetLitelt4t4 dela te td 5 / a " :111t*Ilit l .1154P,It'llieviiingil',111:enetn'IPlic7ritAlititieforageiVii""t-rieestriiir;-tigetibad h h a l v gt . ;. .. ; ' .1,1 boohoos :tje gip ..ll.nd coafirte4.3lo 4 7e his , will et wriest* secepot davit wima the conteaciaess executed, and Wheatilsti - 'Figher/e Om* .lalingtorti k ' , note to R ees was signed .'.'. , rs , . , .. , , . ... i Jig at that time missed a ailver spoon, they. werelh; -.. ler 1unati0„ , .t,,, , , I A __, rich elutes:Atm,' The priglaal ceutrect is tette„7,„,., 1 O t AF t l;s-N r r i Lte p h t! e r t h he ad e, t ti lte k ;ate , i ttect otestheyat .t e s tert v:. . aiued . ,a over the Stall* bite. 'Bilid"blit nu des • 'ltni -1 : 1 _1e li°0 A,' 1:14 % Mi. LltACIt...- 46 t so goo d. agi o , Sethertatol. •• Mg Lootlad :r.nuterneelk ll :' • The Lean CUANciu.tes-:" . 'The witness is not ri: l nsta , traanbt senior arms Datum of 416 /7 •4 " 14 " let° • 1 - . _. . i let hier'neike an alkdavit to those facts ,arti ar : t '-'-',., ..,,7•2P ilorfnin.. bet, 1140.. 1 1 1 d toe.,„,:. -. * ‘,.... -4 1 •. ..1 **certain adore '. 16413 beer the 11 ° 116 . " ! lilt " .., 41 . atii i. . 4 1: 1" ;si li ttl i . • him • inforno Ile on "et Kited Mu* ... •.* „ill -- - 1 ' " 11 6keir ti , 4to .Pm. ,:hijk- , , 4 tlp:. i.7it OM* , ittlielaPd bad haute Pt coPief Of " 1 7. 1 c",. wasenecuted on ; until. this Is done, let the Petit! " I " : 6 4 reee t . a11a t ,.." : S ' 44 ..i t i 4 7. -', .. .041 ilot. I r th e , iron , ' um Habeas • Corpse bed been grounds& on; there might : stand at the bottom, of the list. ' l , • • . toast p. took • tbe.epeans a , ~:,:, ~ r ek.. . - dr - lee 40. rfit4inclhe knit. be 16 " ml . allegatinas he e h " , whk - 11 it-in . i g ht 1 / 4 1 1 Further consideratien . postponed , , • pocket. , • Tho-estiVosawn4 • '-' , • . •'"' • • , Nobset t . ;: to In I re l an d l eg , .tees for ids Clients • to answer . .14Ir.' - Lirobrey s .iecotnele. ... -- • •'s on ; t- i ..ai heel. House, *kith. was. mot fat off,. and - , POLICE. 4 , r. N. , tice, as being.particalaci l y g00d... : l'i 'l'7 . I ke t - years, or during] Z 4 46 Fh . lie brought up. at any- time. He trusted - collected by diesel '--oese--- . take, and it *as broog tto him, with afro air 'dim aty, and h e h e : -itinittldetordship would grant time to answer { the .•- n ,_ Low w-avetET.-=-Yesterday , lane Russell. I spoon, which he was also attempting to seerete; w* .• i R ad. been collected i ni1kin,,,,,, 4 . 1 ' • '„ • . .• e charged with robbing William Williamson of nine an o ffi cer Was sent for, and he was taket:Ve l ig„ 1 , . Lind would have .. itw Lora . ,, - I.l l, Aaxab n_ tna.eleserv i„t ed, -it : ar afii-,':' i shillings, at a house in Swan.yard, Strand, nest door 1 Cody. first epee's', he algid) , admitteti.lriOrfait lbod deli. , ' • ' On being challenged with takin„; eel ..` S' y I were supported trinn° o " l2 ° 6 3 l '7 . llp lo " ri r . l i"' ' • i loiliat where the accident happened to the sa il or.- the clergy end , = ***nand - todblnti-nistint i. . aered the frills of his plunder to the :Constable, . • ‘K. • ' ' *eel `LI . i.. .._., , i....„ - .-.;t:- . ..1 1.,;;•.7, . -,- Thopelsoner was emenintad f or t r im. , pfrilotr.tbe ranevit'i -. 4.0_1,42. ' 40:::iii, - ' 7 •• . • . .', .' *. : ilildierd Harris, crane Hurley, and Jane Hunt,. Mr. John p hthis o f ; keepers, from various parts 'of Looden, attelided, %' No less than fifteen oilier coffee.houscand tavcre.... :':' do w o, e 'rep aired t - 7 1essia DAlelno- met/MIP . • - *I:. t. wiewe charged. with robbing 1 , -- f - r a, .' were ' woe .; 1 eitntitat soundidid beforerhatilielesate,filier, ~ . ; Guildford -street, in the Borough, in St. Giles s. 2 immediately preceding the loss of silver' 1 and' recognised the Prisoner as &swim; been • ti k td boo iororoiea, itolutt:irt . , a , copy . !!."041 4 1 0 1, ink4: ,, , ..ii,it5,t,,... 1. :) ,,,,,,, r: ~,, .. Mr;.Plielan stated, that no Saturday night, about i their hous" sp e or z ar r e d o to 1 mo rn s time , he was passing through Oxford - street on his i spoons. . ... ~. ~ 1 ' Ol .--1;, oss i s - te d ~.. The „Lone Cie .4144/13.- Trait te. alts ilia ef i wiry 4•-Holbtrion, and enquired of a woman his 1 a fence, saying he woeld reserve what, he had to ur '' '''' The Prisoner would net ,eay any thing in his d 0.... ', woo - ot t i n cio a l l 'd. ! sound mind and confined option Ms .tailk-.lot . nearest road; she answered that she would show. , k_ 0 ,-. 1 sow t o p oilmi st i col ! sworn to ; let hiin be 6ioughl up on Wittrneillia .. him the way. She toadacted him into a street in St. ! till the day of trial. This is the same man 'she was some time il i k. , ' , - • t' `•-.J Ganik.yurfooln :I do not go so far as to say that I would,: , , Giles'', which- he did not know the name of , but had 1 when the ' woman tried and convicted of stealing a clock fr ... - • '., , -... i e s - 1 0 '4.1,4 : 4iw0 r , i, him withoto eequiting iht6 his stain of 3 1:si. 1- . . d oea l eaent ia l o w s G oaegesi a re d• Whore th e l an d , 'btr.- li -;-" We- de.wht ' k now ~the-10E. hs o om iik e i w o or w davits emeriti, aud will nor be able i s added soddeoly diseppeatek and he was • attacked by two ' Howe of Commons. Ili formerly held *a 7 4 ' . • :s1: . ". ,i 9 1 / 1 . 11 0 woe* et theitiltateer4 Tidiest snatch at•his witteha Weetabloeittukt .reiso Lte at ball souse in the Clat. • - .i '‘`. a arrom-oaatese.-,-rAt .tfroloar olciqeh ..yestertiter g ti ' II ig l u b oss h owl .by .Wednesday.” .• - . ".• ~ . , . i'ithetiiiiiti lrat'btoke. He endeavoured tis *ln' Waa far fiatol4ealltainatiOrt.. .. i ! ',.' oft 00,1:.0.4 ! The Lotto Citaseeta;till-‘ 0 440e - the Patti Th* . ~, oh BrOadjikld, alias Gillman, and the six fol. i - . o wl h a d : b osis i tkoppliestiou ShOit lhat'itt i rda. This . la I iiiii"Sis ance; but - they nieked fre4ritheni ftim l Weakt lobe spar • and dew Jana, t i f a o ft r er alig th i e s y ti ‘ gli . ' roe 4 i t i e .tlikterer7 menere ' lar Y 46 j 44e. - -.. , • badaisst him on-the ground they dragged him into i r lowing young delinquents were put to the bar :,..- .1 . .-'., t h great . let . viltili) Oggekt tiejelhilienfiriwthl My the Orel the ge et a house ~1 - 1 •lie rec ei v ed severa l ki c ks, CV ito mateact .With -ter Jeltice and ' c 'e l er s 'l'* lt h • °tbst ;,.. . 641 11" l'ail a. and.on• of linemen got' upon hem, and Whir he is dray Ward, George Willie, and Thomas Will' te. plopr o osos sa t " twee t siotat present here more leismitOpati I 6.. certain was the Prisoner Richard arris. The other-I The Prisoner John Deane, who stated himself to • " • WU& w o o to p.h o : • 'To be breoghtop on.Wedanmeliy. .• - - .- • • man, who is not yet- taken,- pet his hand into his 'be only 12 years . of ege, "hies ha Plomhtsee-rouri,- . - 3..... ite tlikpricea of ' sialifstin u ot anti aaaeilai l 'aalf Warman • ' kee l sod took ont.Bank of England notes to the . Shoe-lane, was taken from the ber,inurreeeieed ac • , neie/d - the it - - -' ailaklrs • X *Meth '• ' ~.„-;'` ' - turioant aft and &beet 19 or 19s. in silver, and : evidence against Michael Welsh, James Tucker, and b- orn. The alitiOtS lire 141111.1.1 r stated thisamtedhe ... . t 0 . 3 . &fleetest& took t his Watch. The robbers then ran oft.: Andrew Wa rd , for stealing bacon from the shops of ' . _ mintage over the Grin *pitying that the Commissionot Ain While-they . were robbing him, Jane Hunt held a' Robert Griffith, in Great Saffron-Mil, and limes i‘: operty Tax, but cy might be•supersedrd, or otherwise Itisat-the Ir lighted•tabdte in the pilotage : when they had done, Charner, in Sea Coal-lane, and selturg• -the same to ers thisodeantage Knees of Sir Jeremiah Hemphreyedglikbe anti the meals-was put - rout instantly. The Prisoners Sarah llroadfield, who bought and paid.for it, know. . ,'. competition for to fulfil the &grainiest between .hive, sod the - Harritand Hunt were committed for trial: Hurley • lug it to be stolen ; witness also stated, that the PA. , 1 , fortr o arialess he tleoer., ma to pay tip all •&retail of rent due stita weiodieditieged. . ; goner Sarah Broadfield, alias Gillman, advised line ' I . 0 4Torpil000nd." - Interest The relitiou set frirth.tiett the Petitioner' • 4 , lroiterday William Cook ut - nlerwent a m , eond ex. 'to try_ to get into some silversmith's shop and ge ia years, broke% granted * lease to the ideidsrept t . of a colliery, la -asninedon. - . , better things, as it Was only losing time to be steal.. 1.. id, from the en- 'Ghserea,rganshire, for 99 yelps ; Oar ,msollitiriellert nit - -s• Wen. lieeahall, clerk in the bank of Christie and ing soch trifling things; ' • . . .. . . is tide country, coals from the, colliery elhauld •Isasa, thr . ' .:... ef-Hertford, stated, that there - was an agreement Nothing appearing partictilarly etiminal against •', , Plabitiffecamd, for which they were-fai , • . I ‘ 3 " between Christie mot Co.•ind the Proprietors of the 66 t is i W i tti e st t hey w ere discharged ; and Sarah • ' '- 1 4 ' 1. ; tain toll, since which time the Yeti . er ...Y . !' itertford coach, to haves strong place in the coach, - Biostifield, James Tucker, /Michael Wals4, awl' , I ! . a : .1 pleted the horets.way - sif (lit . . canal, w . ... ws _ . -- , : . ..irepeksted only to tit* tarrying of valuable parcels : Andrew Weill, were several! committed Nutrial. , 1 , it, Chin Man is con- 15,0001. Sic Jeigitil l etieg tired • -- 7" .. ... containing remittances to Rainsbottom and Co. in ' UNION- assn . -In November ' tf a rarcel Containin g tip who shot a ler.. meat , • *miter! ta • „et )t by.,coetwa -• , - Inlttrele, who wereabeir'egents. On Saturday even- i i 1 . was s toke b t l i !:iirgeg o io u n ci ncl vra dmi :cr eti er the C_rences er sm.., i OW ach, and,thiongb 9001..rw• pan en ,wits bankruptct beim fasnedifitelatit , Ithee'lltak • . 14i hobnob to make up a parcel of notes ward was ()ter m ed at the tittle, '0•) discovery %int mad:. Mon- ' f Wilefiell soma In- i : siren ~ sellithirari#•- t ir.,tiOtielefaatta,.4 1:,,, . ..___ --om.Moide.y.niorisiag lashed it, tr o ntgl r h° s TX l . B l a Prlo Sewed Item 'OW* wont to .• • ' from that tome* Porrnm ll 4 , ll9otriortir* -6 f M. 1111100.: Of ` ..' 'to ' ' it tipin- an trail bee: a duplicate to the ed geo:lidee-dniPeeY , and paid fee' fe l :10 1 at e erpeued P l i r lir *.l l :: d haunt an ordi. strike& docket against him,,. who . reas Slot a. - ... oe,. key Wee kept by B,areehetteni and Co. ....ile took the eeetereete• Mk, together with ethers, Wat- on the foil why • fi r sullenness, and . further tha n b .e ip g .ip, • . . ~,......:., , . , . .Wo•4lle•cotteis beton, eight o'clock ; the coach day te sent by Book to! Isitbittmekas'ersii alelen Meysr s , .t e ßt eobar: = L. ~ 1 drinks heartily, Bankrupt's for VIOL pay.iiiiii _ - ~.wh. - ' _ wincelia is dm sirmosopposite the Inn, the horses be paid. Satarday morning the Priirtiwr again made. kA. ; t Prisoners. given to him for the pospese; abet-Area ;. - le. elf ihellitpit to. - Hotpot the box into the secure I . , . pearaiiee in the Borosgh, nod went to the shap of Mr. Brad- ord, a hosier. where, in payment for, , nate slOckinse•,betit t o milbormigh-street pointed assignee under the commission .; .therAlten. lithneott.the beck part of the coach, and - screwed it in ' dered another Cfreucester pate. Mr. Brad ford's attention has.. tei tad been sent the eollieiy was put up to stile there was no badger ; althlteel:iron Screws. lin been called to tie solijettf. by beariag of what bad' pla ei at • against Mitchell, that the Bankrupt . had never ceontritted ,aay.,..act, " -Joke llatrison, waiter at the Bell, /Tedford, said, m tie r ; n p o: t e r ' Or he a r t l s t i r g a rti ote the crl e :r r iso" a ne t l i ro P n cis t; 7 be t 4 ;'' i ill - fated Miss, of bankruptcy ; that fie, lied ae . life .iatiegilk .14, that otillet 16th of Mn', about dusk, the Prisoner : th e no te ou t o f m r , itedforel's nand, and ran oat or toe bao l p. 7 - of the. Lady in. 2 1 5001. per • anuses; , that...lila . other. p y comethite the Bell with a smelt portmanteau swing- ' Frdr: Br adford faliewed; calling 011; " Stott thief !" . and Col" l i ' k place. Ott in-, amounted to 13,00:A.., Inailtlre an ex .„, 2 ..Ast . iStrifttleihand ;he died Mos if he was a triereller, ; eltiltrie ben% at , permed and teak tho Prisoner into r i found to be the. 9;0001. and all time tfelge. s .ll{.,...towed .in tho i liepriii he'replied lie was net, but:dished a room to !MOW; 1 Tile . Prisoner Was Mk* before - Mr. Caassaaes • faeeiami • , c' tlaceyi on being did not amount to Mee* Atlttt WM. - . Tb4gripti• and'beeettftifingly showed Mtn into one; he •hold'a , "eat 4114 " r • Dallkitleaalmit , identified lamas , lank.. fru*. • .‘e 1 , isfied. • ~,i dotter raved a debt or. Atiltk-un4er thisteaset. glastr;of lisrand-y; and afterwards supped.. ler, 45 ....,„..mat Ma mate. Ilse Primo., did not deny the fact. bat said her a t iai r it, ; day last immense- mission ; . but was infortndeby the Commiasietters, niortilng•litelet the Prisoner into thellertfard'; ' selot__ !mil severik Whet% frost his wife. sometime" wietreake •,#. . MIN in Bishopseta-strrel, some eine since. • • '.' t ' ''t it to therithore of. If he did do so, it would - be no. ee tathe sap reed- honing iSrevfously bee° Mr. Heeded! pat' n the • Ihe was was foe re•esominotion. 4. , ,„ 3 /.... nee that has not lag of the commission.. The Learned Counsel con. parcel.. • Gononau..-Ffeettea * link illeeeelein kiebbliliereet -.. Between six and. tended, there were serkietit in the affidavits, in an. • • ' Idasi - Franktiii stated, thet she was a passenger by 1 more then eight jean et _age, was Wooten a 0 seas! y, . a n i t separates Oust. - suer to this petition, to prove thitj there was no ne- .fire coach, and - teas orkee"ip at the Blue • Cosh ! ', ekir ikloaq::::::7 eample: r w r nterabadder-le gal leo 'in , um colore d• with '. !Nasky foi the issurog dr the conAnis'sion. Mr. Rees, :school :. there -Wese.fortie one i n the co a c h, and stall that notwithstendir e tie Tooti r ti" ..• 'teAter allir ie eP ht r l;tZfret ; and others with;' ift his affidavit, denied that it was a Concerte d colll.,;believed the Ptiliteer•to . be one. Two of them got : cetera detected re a miler' ' , mat had been mantel, 1 . se barn *away.; adssion4-but admits that he hatrence sald',, jocutaely, ou t at Tottenham High-Cross: the man she believed '. re`the ling her crime. Ow liat d re ure b tf awo n w ' she etiln e6 1te1itc4""1141.4.1. lad site had 'rue- Iso loaded with - !tb Sir Jeremiah, that the best thing fir him would be the Prisoner took a small portmanteau with him; the gauntly been taken Into citstoity. " r. 1 'ley it could be, to be made a hankie& of, to get rid of • 'his entirim, third man got out near Mtn/eland. Sir Wet. Liwouton lamented titat a:ciliidtoo / bit . permitted to visit scenes of smell hale. " ins that at a short ' brances, sod also to be white-washed of the kale of - 'Yoh& Newperc owner and driver of the CORA, f seam, bowever.,he Mt it impoadhle . to ' 'nisli her. Met e he i ttr l I drawn, witheek the colliery. Hoes also alleged - thee he sold the ,oetrfitned-Mrs. Franklin's statement as to the pls.! tore reprimanded nod ordered her to be ens mel t ed, with an hp gplket k'' WU' bil r eh "P t a Pk" of in:mid for io(ll:l4Sich he him. ,Seeigers, that the • Prisoner was one of them, and :i p u r ,e'wd that she *avid ant agair..be permitted to anger the 1 si kjip,llol bad purchased frons-a• liersoa-of the . !tame of , that barevahier a three *Shilling token for himself I • ~• - ..; , • ray; : 4,., i Sleeks, who was premier, him fhr the 'purchase. aird Another of the passengers, w h en they left the 1 , • '44 e.ASt week Sir THOMA C • .-' • • - ed t his s . 1.4”r1111.1:46 area a., Hume illiT'oa;olideney, suds had only given dira - to ii - dity in Nevem- Beach, at Tottenham . High Cross. At that time the I A I Pa slat at. awe . 1 rk.,frorn France, where Tie has been. kie.steteffii, est. ; ! barbs pay it, The bankeept gave him 7001.' in cash, 'Orissa& Wore his hair powdered, a light coat, and!. - dogma a prispner since the peace in 180! . Three the Cliate4 mot. : and - his not* on the Stir of September, payable 0 'Otero.' ' • • ' h. : . 41is children aceompatsied him. ' 1 ihsteintlea 'which ' sight for WM. and imme di ate l y takes*out Die cow . ' Cohn Denham, the bookkeeper at tie 14 9 rims. Ti= mission of hankruptcp-sod this, .he gays, without pesed,thiteii fianday night, the 19 th efiktay, the 7 'On Saturday sa'nnight, a poor woman, the wife WI Tong tint made any communicatiou 'to the bahlcrept. Priteraitteinle to take a 011ie hi the coach • for'.dik °damps-maker hi the Dock-yard, Plymouth, aid Moine of tiii - dhe:47. 44s lthis Learamd:cOnnsel) would ask, hoe Ike. meat 'morning, in the name of Great ; two Wee& 11111101 edges at a baker's in Kisig-street, peoteired, l . ~.. . 4, at thirehrts. demand thellool. °Witte trots; before tlkeffiecti had.betietiken On Thursday bathe aremeen irdeinitei..4• as Ilk 'was going through the 'passer, .e ) . , glitterieg Ito a felled con. war shade oreeka - fige alishkeept. ?-He oeaia a nt son. . , - - I substance, through some futse that • lartt • the dean - - Sundays,- by tits tittiptler . it, for it &Ole Steak's possession. Could i • Jarnetl%ompsolive liSesikeker oppasite the Bell, 1 Stooping darn to examine it, she found au Alter,. in -the neighbour. mt. it shut their eyes ' against this transaCtioa, in Hertfett, recollected.seeing the Prisoner on the: cooed up, :which, ignorant of its-Dangerous satin*, i the tenets of'tbe alit it Will not a s Concerted bankruptcy.? It was maralaiwg the 16th of May ;he noticed his new! she took up with one of her hands. in rtte,?-vink it' I were, for several evert necessary to sell all the wine thee was chathespis.' He was Clam to his windows watching from one hand to the other, the reptile bit `der in the irdettatemaitiosi iilitlfilltiskrtipes bottle,' iii pay the debts multi the the , mouth:before the tones were put to; lie talked middle finger of the right hand. --Some old women 1 : yed ms bash bides.: cbeemission,ws there Was 100 done loft untold. It with . * emealt the market pith*: the man did not go advised her to have the creature killed, and it' s s ki t s - ;lock,. the •beais.,i Ike not even pretended there ants-any abi of bleb- - by the caulk. *While' the Prisoner was stending a I fastened round the wound as a charm, w hich ' As - ' I ,00k titbit...e l as; feptey committed by ttse tetukrupt. Under these short distence from the coach, he saw Mr. lienshalli done accordingly, but with no effect, as by th e f o l. 1 fel Sundayscoa a mield&raikoner he 'traded that 'his Lordship w d. putitt die'pereel. After he ant out, the Prisoner 1 lowing Wednesday the venein had communicated it- d after a Saillitila ' rat the preyersof theaseibions. - . • got ist,aind remained in sheet five minutes, during' self to the arm, close to the shoulder,:which it ren. r. Tozer, toento t Ms Coon loilwiredi go , Ohteimeisidm. ' which timehis motions were the lame as the Bank ! dered as black -as ink, and enlarged it to. ' ' 116o1' • Johanna and her !. . Mao Lases, Couneelfessasetaignese, contended, Cletk when he was listening the piicei in. six times its usual size. A ' - ar - inn- - - . - .. ' - 4mi r;, :,. „ ~.. ~~ .