The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-11-29 00:00:00

THE 4TrATESM4.74, LAZY INTEL LfG ENCE. (one into •Landon mitt•the other into .NorfolOagainat the elects of Mr: NMI Haycock, of • Wells, in Nor . COURT OF .Cll ANCERY, Nov, 28. • folk, for recovery of a debt a 31001. The assignees . . .._ VIRDEN V. TUE 110 N. T. COVENTRY. wider a Commission of Bituktoptcy ,isoed against • In this case Sir Sir.SAMuct. Itosito.lr moved for•I Mr. Haycock having discovered that the debt' et writ of sequestration against the real in& personal liked to lie die to Siesirs. Iligookil ortktisated in estate of the Defendant, who 'had not obeyed the payments made ul•ron unslnmprd drafts or cheqlsmi, tiO order of the Court, directiog him to pay in a sum of violation of ilre tamp Act and therefore paid, - re:, money which he had improperly obtained - : from •the totted the Extents, and,by their plesa.thorato t put ACcoentant-General. The Learned-Counsel said, the debt in issue. that as Air. Coventry was already a prisoner in the That prior to the trial It was intended on ifie pas:t Fleet, it was competent for the - Court to grant a.se- of the Defendants to consolidate tlie issues wader questration in the first instance. . • .1 the t*o Extent's, on the ground thnt one trial wridlll Mr. HONE followed on the same side. • ' decide them both ;'but this was rendered unneeesiaoy ` The ',Ono Ciisscat.r.ott said, that the practice of by information given' to the Defendants Agent,'by the Court was, to grant a writ 'of sequestration in Messrs. Bigoolde Solicitors, that they would cope _ this case; taut the question was, whether an order termand the notice of trial,as to the' Extent into Not;-., Nisi should ant be made. The Secretary, however, folk, and isrhiili they Countermandid accordingly.- - would l enquire' into that fact, and inform his Lord . "hat on the' t 3il June last, she trial, snider the 'I 4 si . - , - • • ship of the result, ._,_ I toot into London, came on before the Col ar • BAROW; ' . . . Mr. Lists. said, that he did not think his Client ; and before the evidence on the part of Messrs. Big. • bad any defence; but Mr. Coventry himself con- !Gold had been gone through,. a comp ro mis e t o ok -.-- celsed, that, as the money' in,bis hands had been Ertl.' place, by which it; - war agreed, that they should (ached by an undoubted coed ittsr of the • Plaintiffs, come in as creditors under - MA flascock's Commis who was now proceeding to judgment-in the Mayor's-lion, and peg their own costs. • That• In consequence • Court, he ought to be protected against the-execetion of this. compromise, the Defendant! -proentied to. 4. • • under it; its his Lordship had oidered him to pay the sale of the bankrupt's real etates, in which they had money into. Court. ' . -- .- '.been obstructed by Alessrs. norm', Biguot4, ander the pre; &r:SiNVEE RoNFILLy wail • sed that Mr. C4O text that the compromi se applied' only to the Extent wants, ahoutd erge this kind - of defence; as Ifarlsed l Into London . 'The Learned Seribtett stafed,• thatit before insisted that the money did not belong to4be ' was • understood .by all the Cr;uusel, that both Et-r" , • Plaintiff. . ._ tents were included in the agreement, and ibdeed. • . ikit.3lAn'e replied, Plist'Str. Csofenfry had not in. • nothing would he done by disposing of one only. sister on that fact, but that, andel' thsitiriiiMstances, J.oten Cillre LlAtton. They are-both founded • the Plaintiff was not •entitled to the money. on Ike same debt." The Loan CuAnceLLow.strid, that he could not ' .Mr. Serjeunt Per.r..—" Yea, my Lord, they were:" . interfere with the proceedings. gutter the attachment. Lotto QittKr I,IARON.—" Whatever accommoda. The sequestration must be granted as ;Gob `s;l,`o lion was come to, it must naturally be supposed re practice-of the Court wilt ascertained, - • •'...;' - J ilted to the Extents into loath counties--itin but . ,-.. :.: • . erstioen 0. oovratvar.- .--: - •• fresi 6 ntitge • to lIIPPose so. " , . . • ' Tlihowas a Inotiorit6 tax the bill of costs of Alit g - htir.. Seejn,sti PaLt..--ft -Yes, my Lord, thateras Hi". the Plaintiff's solicitor, who ,held a security - by thit•Vn4e(stkilding of • Ur, ifoiroyil aedjuiself, ter the lintel:it/4 . :a:.. .,..- .- •-: ••• : . -..; 4 .-,..- • s ..t tainly;*‘ . . . . . . The"LiattEr CHAtreet.Loa said, . that •the end bed . LO RD CHIEF BARolleake -TIMM MM. the Oaten _ .. to mike a distinction. The question orkbotlt E. better eland till the Ste4•in : Vider that: he might look tents was whit was due; and unless there It a reason intethe'paperki, for at present he did.uot understand , j, • . for making a distinetion, one shook( think teat LW 'the. afAilavite • appealed to be very eettiradictory agreements,should take its botb."". -*-• • Mr. 11111,,sgrbkaintt his bill of eosistnid fleets diiiier-. Rule granted .- . ' ad ft; the Plaintiff,. , :vikt denigd that bt.r. Dill. bad ever , _ delivered it. There's's, a deposition, however, from • one of D4r, iiitl's clerk's, ,Old Ai had: delivered :the Wit sir that the bill might actually have •been de lives:ed, though not brtlie hands of Mr.• (lilt. . w •• • . The WORD, Crt4.rt CALLOR &Served, that . the ' Case' 5. ... .. must depend on what she facts irere: he meet first I i ascertain s whether the bill had been delivered ; nnd-', in then, ihethei if-ought to be taxed . '. , .. . .. , ~ .I I. In. soh* 'vises,. the delivery 0(.4 bjil, and iuhite. . • i quirii *laity, 'would prelude. faiatinsi but is here tt a aisitiettst,..continyedailuirorbich*ors'..itif determined a at Ails time Of deifiering his hill s the :Copt 111101114 41 iti 10 • Sli. s . ';''' •'. 17*...1 ::. ......'' l'.-:.• P. ' ' , ~• . : ;:, :, 11°44Wi lPilltit ig a 94* • ;.. _ i_ __.- • • 1 i r., 11410, - El Stfristir*llt: AGA ImaT ' Valli.' Oy 'Crean . 41,7 ! la ~.., ': .. • emir Aiseirran snooze. ' - The Earl of Wariick, who, it will be reco l lect- ' te .vt . ed. 'Orli:deed in 18b6,Wested his estates in trust fur 'st certain uses,. by which he . was 'restricted to an art- to artri . i• if-joo.'nulli. - certain frustapent !sallied, I.i applied - yesterday to the Court to be:n°*4 tenant : of , •• , - . his own mines tippti payment of theAuitonssey royal -' 1, ty, „wigs* application •beceini necessary, in noise:. ; . i , queasy of an Order obtained by thp Defendants in , - PO4/(;E.. • - • • Airiest, nuth - - urising the trustee to let leases for in, • , . .eses. .. ... . ..- indefinite tiipe,--e power -muck :snore 'exteelive than. . Bow-ITREET.-- 4 1reSterday, .Isl4itthezo 'Milton a was meant toba.conveyed by the original deed ; the 'h orse -d ea l er, o f t h e l'itt's Ileitd : mewl and Finch i ey, Lord, Chintillef then said, he would Compere the was charged kith hirbouring,'. int liiik recessing. . . !. ' '"- -- -rata • .',IV • a.. wooden onr".'ltYhlicinh:ll!"44er ' - oltipty bistetrr - - liLll*iffiti . fat liefili eet up from : hit. • hinoeff, 'as he entertained no doribts 0f•Art' u 1k 5,, , , ,• ,...,: seas, thiships-sninalthint west hid under - her; butshe, good one; though he had nefler'seer, th e row , bet . o t r k as wel l as the Ovietiv f Isotaid•knwourd.not.tliaplace her, The Magistrate thought • mneh explanation ~a t is so. .. wki,c4444trahly adranc ,, i i i n p regnanc y, end ; , wonting as to many parts of this•transaction, and n u : waebeing . atinyeyeri f i p th e place destined for her ae : the bill should have been indorsed by the * port, / , - , 5,,, coUchmetit I 'hi fefehresielf fiery unwilling to use tendered it. coirreiiel Melba "to iitimrne ti?t:there, and orderea . Robertstibierted, that the Clerk of the Utile' a le . - Richard Gesewt4Vdriie, which he •teluetatitly did; • bank had made the same mistake. . the l othce;,ilebes the, l arrised 'bete, they Ibuth In answer to a question, whether he (Cel fer ,„ o, - tlicleitied An7-kuowledge of each other • and at had not bought a horse from a man of the em „ n i t sews as . shi,",w ,with sa f e ty be handed from ,14e . r , Gibbons 1 witness stid, he had never hoo t4h t e , lt , i , nhi , er: vehlete, Grieri.•Wes permitted to take his horse . and • in his life, except the cart Wome;lidiroAtred to return in an hour, Whkllset t ) otiiwhers at work.—[ Laugh ] he did: Mitcheit then ersok•Elizabeth Green in s li ,' Garner,. the officer, stated, that he hid seen G. room, examitieckhee, end found:upen her a pair of i . bons enquiring for Cuiveruell, When ve fc,,„„ r) stays made of canvas, in which. wersi severkl pockets, ! was executing the warrant, On the ev 'hilig of th e .4pparently made far. the Wks:Pose of ,carrying . sheet . 16th. Culeeiwell was then out , and by copper, and in ihem . l.oolba..of that article, some of ' ret it hr u n be ed r , ts G he iblo .ri o tt n i i si w ip a d s to gorr a e st . , m which *as ispirked"..Wilb the bread' sflow : be then, searched her . tmiketi l _And found albs.. some of• i t it was usual, ate bariker's, to ask payment of moire y quite new. She lust) a . pee,jacket over the whole of ,in the . eartieg.own,nante? • . ' • ' • her dress, in the pockets of 'which were .41ba: roc:rat Mr: Cot,onneurr . seid, tint mud Wei was to gir t of copper.---On ,his askingler how she came .by so in a real hatne k •thti epasual way, to.give i n a f e i gned much copper ?ihe informed . him that it had,heen iu- ! one: r...; ‘ .. , L 'r trusted to her eye _by, a strange Gentleman, who The witness (Celiervit4l), in aniarer to a o sest i c e , promised to handsomely reward per for her trouhle, - said, that he had-dealt . ...Hi Mr. 'Broughton (t, if she would convey it to a place, of whifh,..bowever . woolleu.dratutr) for finis. years. - " • . 4 .. she,had forgotten the name.--When cross-examined ' Here the elt . amiguitir , n closed, end 'the Prisoner sit by.the Magietrate n the: Prisoner, Elizabeth Green, remandedtb i feithe day. 'acknoiledged . the oilier Prisoner to be her, husband, sbet with Op, strongest emotioßs or fear and grief, • A yery?eletiecb o ti ciPcOmitane , • took place at M e i. pledged het-Self, as tp the innocence of 'her husband. forth Fhlti - on Wedieesday fait. A party of Gentl e . It otos peffectiy,convincing,•honever, to the Magi 7. men we eat, shootossi, And had just arrived at A stride, that ilte•lnal: beep acting ender the I:dines:9 -covert, when'otte of them geie his guts tolls, keeper, of . her ' huibspil •in consequence . of which she was •t o h av e two dints changed, at the same time toti ng &Charged, and he wai committed to prison for three hini the gun was loaded. The keeper took Magna; months for the King's atom, and .. fined five pounds , and the Gin:Hen:in wentaside to the Forty. - Sne, fotthecaPPeriP hi) possession di:marked:7 ".• .f the attendants stood in' front of the nussi e , t ,-_ Ro4l3l.ftt'' or THE wiNnsoft it AJL.. , .vrilea by some nnfort u nate saritlent, the gun w ent a i , Quuatt-seuaan.-Monday ' this Office was et- . an d kill e d - a b oy i nstantaneous l y. A C.pronilit :inanely crowded by a .number of persons attracted Jury assembled the f o ll ow i ngnlon , 44, w • w , nougi4 %bit Cut-Wally to -hear Alie proceeategs . ..in the case of i n t h e i r reu k t _ i i cr id erth il o e oh. ,K. Roberts; of'Cold Bath Fields notoriety, Charged • --ea.—. upon auspicion•of having robbed the'Windsot mail _... ' 'it AIT-II KRAXT. - - Cystic of Bank notes to the amount of 'l9ooi.'''' .untp..;...,;.• a. pa. Mt., so 51. 0.. tl. LA. .. 04: to' Roberts, upon being put to the bar, requested - of . - s e posi e4 ""t 4 : l .o'`' ' likesitting Magistrate (Mr. Colquhoun) to 'be fa.; 44 od, to l ti L l. 16. Od. el • unused :with the nee of papers pen,' and ink, which - . . • . ~ ..• COAL SIARf ET, ?tor. a... , „it , eral edieteltordered to be given bini.. tlblp • m • t Whet% ezansioed Wee Mr. Joseph ""avws' ' a • tw o ' gi t e l t i ar i k i : • ShiPs 2 : l l/ 4? 1 : . , . ? . 4 . 84. . 5d P . 14 34 7• 574, ix . liet: i; te ' &lessee tliaind Co, who stated that - 7. &Indecisive ~.. ... 7 ~.. . .4u, : q. i ? 4.. N. nic i 100..6e/hoed the ptissmer at the bar. , to be the pets°. , • . . . - 777 11 4P'7 . ..• : t oe ____ . . ..._ munArs LEITEit'II9 ms. inept& tetras *Rho Order.antitheciaese oft. deed tegether, acc. a dog, the property of Lord Yarmouth. with a view to bring the forayer within the spit it and The evidence of some established that LOA Yar. tenor. if the latter.. • Lordship. observed, in •mouth had lost a dog, and others proved the identity giving jittlgnient to day in this case, that the Applica- of the dog. Upon the whole, the Magistrates thought nog of the Noble Earl proceeded ep e e the . Sopposi- the case fully established, and convicted the De. tion,: that the Court was not • only competent to dig. fendant i F re r e , penalty, and 101. costs... charge the Order er Daly . lest, but to atter the , Esq. tsis brought to the office, provisioner the deed of 1806. Ilia Lordship read ‘charged with shooting at a mast of the name of Bates, • over the parts of the deed that bore upon the present .employed in procuring ice from a [tend at Hammer -question; which deed,• his Lardship said, he was smith, which he considered to be common. bound to centider as valid, until its' merits were Bates said he knew the pistol was loaded with decided upon bye Decree of the Court. lie would shot, 'from hearing them rattle in a hedge, aril that even sapper. the moat favourable case.fer.Lord War. Mr. Frere had acknowledged that he shot at him.— tkuit WO to this.period he had -the'snost Oro- This, however, Mr. Frere denied, but acknowledged plete. pewee over ehe estates in which the mines were i that the pistol was loaded with air shots. situated, 'tea let them, or do with them • what he Mr. Awn- attended fur the Defendant,'end stated, . pleaied. &bit instrument . he placed them in the that some tithe since( Mi.:Freres house had been be. 'mods of trustees, although he restrained them from set with it- gliiii of itrieWel,..liid die family were 131 by being let without the concurrence of this eldest soo l 't der- such aprkehetttlent tifitie Abuse being' henke Lord Brooke • the consent of his 'Lordship; there. ! open an d robbed', that 11101 . . offic ers belObellg to fore, provided his sots eonCurred,was not necessary to office were stationed the re t o pr otect them. 'The un. ; the grentieg of Les's& for t wenry.one yesrs, subject , seasonable hour in themerning, tit. between four ! to a condition to be determined at the end. of the I and five o'clock, when ' the Complaina n t &tea at first seven' years by the Noble Earl, as impressed in tended to 'get'the ice from - a pond on a private road,' the deed ; he could not, therefore, discharge the belonging to Mr. From; and the noise of shovelling Defentlenre Order ; but es this Order.had been mat. and throwing' the ice into a cart alemed Mr. Prete ter of dispute, one party declaritig it to be very clear and his family, they thinking that Mr. Fiere's coals on Olie side, and another party en the ether, while Were in the act of being carried'eff,'althotigh 'it was a third declared it ambiguous, he would vary the acknowledged to be in 'a contras:) , direction to that Order and render it more distinbt and definite by a ; where the ice was. Mr. Prere's 'coachinan attended! slight alteration. The 'two first opinions, as they to corroborate that this was the itapression on the could not from being oppolite be both true, almost minds of the' family, &e. • 'it was denied that Mr. established the troth of the third, and rendered it Frere had discharged the pistil; built was admitted necessity tcradd, that though the Maater, as order- that a person in thelantily ed in July, might receive all proposals generally; he The Msgistrates were of opinion,' that it "Was an sl , oulti close with none bet in strict couformity with unfortunate businees,as, 'lf it was any thing, it was the deed of 1806. not a bailable offence. . A long discussion took place as to the consequence had I:border : ensued: The bosi. ness wattat length amicably settled Ivy Bete, ',ying, all ,that he wanted was an assurance iliet he'should not be shot at agate, which Mr. Prete• promised to ' abide by, and to allow Bates to get ice- et ..an early hour,.provided.he gave him notice the night previous. TuAstes-orrice...—A. most cvntiouseniestigatioe for the purpose of embezzling siores has been ; detected in the following ease Richard and Eliza- - beth Green were this day brought- before '.l. ?time, Esq. charged en the oath of Mitchel!, I Po. 'lice Officer, with having in theii possession upwards of 100 .weight of bolt and sheet copper; which they could not give a proper account of. Mitchell de. posed, that, in company with Walker, another Officer, he stepped a cart driven by Richa r d* G r asso, and, suspecting there were King's stores.ln ft, begot up with an latent to search it, b u t found nothin g th ere, except Elizabeth Green, and .a quantity of . .. COURT OF.EICHEQUIIk Nov.. 29. . EXTEINTi IN AID. These processes, by which persons.holding money et •to the drOwn may obtain payment of debts.doe to them, in preference to other creditors, hare of late become so frequent, and have iwatatsy instances been so much abused, that they are become well • worthy the attention of the public and :the Legisla. tore.. Tbs• following case occurred is this Vomit yesterday .1;•—• r..'Sefjeant Psta..mored fora Role to stiew eine rliy ad Eiteut issued into Norfolk should not be ref: Mitred. • It appestrell . by the **davit of the Defendant's So. licitor,, tb*t in 1814, Meows. Bignold and Son, who are Bankers at Norwicte, TrOsarers of the Uuton liourasce Society: that, two eiteckts . . • . ~,~.. ~~.:. ~ _ . • - ~:,:: , - _ *_ ►: ~~-~'`~v • ~~. ~~.:.,.. • .~ ..... _ - •.`. • • --- -. . who, tinder the name of William Williams, obtained t [roost 4 Otstnlsm leas , - -• • • alike gd of . November , .s bill ' for . .351. draw . * OW Rign) '' *,mustfeelTielewho are linA tk i rtry ee tte P it f f7d l r:a 1 45 hii01) 41 7C l o ) o ileases tca, `and three Surifealle,o-61thlY 4efolevillesieure • .o .4l rii's , a 11 1 e s trew flour., . Oco.. 16.-The foiloraing letter, w hi c h Masterman and Co. and payable ten days after dace 'Fistula ? , Debilitie. and tienifitioili Diftetwev i havee-tlibflih74 Murat id:•1111!ltid ; tit her. written to. his wife on the : The Bank :note* given for•which urere'22l. of the day of his 'creation, I. .44 eircolitiee here and Windsor 'lank,: twe..s4,,and let dint -St ' ' a Medical 'tainted . 111arl9lititi "" Ility 9rem °l4rt lie'llreetr . 1 ... • . ' Alttell• - ••••Pvile.tilt It , C.r.. RIOWISPId• Riles Vanpel t ,lllaritfrktts'4l4 l l. . c• 1 Naples. We• do not,. hi:trainer, 'aerators?", deaths MA : Beak', and 2%b44( the Vesehlef Reosed aw e( t .:? t b. :hY ores Iv artslarie are' rip; 4 115fltodt saiiratiod a; e i", n ak: r• a ; • sere 1 end ee seke i t mese 094 belied reoeise.d 80:15d. for sigitesp../. -What .-a t e sto 1 : 11 1 fh 14414 e clu*"„arbitne-kike,_ Salf-aiina,af Ole wk) hme ''ile authenticity , '' bee Al 'ateinta ' who trivT tato* ted 'illrternte. • urn, 'sorb tender it doebtful.:•;•-d - - - ',Vs • ..,•- ', • - ' • ..... .„: . • I *be" : hit Llif ***before, ott•the.sent* . -da tett 11. h e - i e.( • • -° e ' • - y,eiloo ,• 444 8 e onpeopet. fee/ 8 412 1• 0;8 88 8:1181o14018.41.18111.4. 'Envrolb I• j• • - . 4 a ..... Mr if ',ZIA. CAIIOI4II fl t -My lat arts Verne : St; few nsaniiiiii whiekere, had appiisd for a•bittihr4ol. - " °les brad, are, Ilad haler, fared . ',kraal., an mi e, no* la the'eaft; s welling, in she bieft 'rfitimeas.or i .f 1:1 ' es. 'tents It shelf have mooed to live • no -Will itiliallu lints - • r q . nu , 4.4amat. laPa - *Attila 'PAN d.I 51. it? WtodattrAank nages,.4l. in: torrs i , pole is, the An* Of Il_s*4..i i •g a e L ik ... 4 1„,.:`6 6 . K. ..hood. Mid My children no father sostree. 4.4MA' . weakness iti the RAW, modes o n the s hin inch, `cane "T P"'" ) rY S. 1 am innocent- Sy lite* Waisted by noun. c oittel Ole* 'Bee k of S ta i n Ist Of •Altsgo nree`g i V a sin t just" senteriet. • ' - --• ' - • • * !And - sat notes, arsti,(sl.-In C..hortilef!Aistededttee- lie 'bad lore% itc• • •• are alaqkmasfwatc.tiiiedetearv. 3 ene.,4ter. 4 ! Farewell in .1, hint,-Furevoil ary Untie -Farewell ilt the same - Limit ri i _ o f h.f er e‘ . gem . 14 1 4,4 'V P lleV e ibfl ishinerlibePairigwa l kar . ' m es" Cn"gl E h -ow& .1 1 ...mit n.-nee ew_____wit daily If; all • •*f • efts el. , DOVIC. Utll.l. 4LIIIII my Lumen-Farewell my Losisa,l-40pw yMbielsys constants'. „ a _...,,_ f _. ___: ly worthy of me . • t.lenve snu assort estates and Itintaionti- "i"`" P. •61/' .g .v . a• da rri d aa la r - PaYabi 4 la Al otomilkkaal at i e t .r ia l Pee A•m thelY'ileirla 4L".1811*e.l"11.1/4 is 11".141. I". ' ' • ••• ..• . ' • ••• ~: d i; ' 4 ,. . ,i ii i .1 . ",-. .. i iii 111.,...f../0419, !At f.I,TIVC , i ' drlf It. A d-dr Mend 1 nruon•4 my numerous entities. Remain alWayv sailed ; show wright. , - nomslorieontri. •. - . , yourselves superior iu misfortune ; and think morepo,Witat put. ••• ' Ai ' . ''• - ' .• • ' i ' e a vr""` are them nn what you were. God bless you 1 'Never cane My " ender, the offices', tdeted, that* yonrag else hatil , ... ----. 2• f: V - el - le. , • .2 . fr- -• •./- .• • • _ ..1 memory. Revulli•ct that the bitterest pain that I feel irtiley ibeetr.stopped on Nth lifith;a4Noyearber, at, he Cif • - , .t . cel w • lost moments 1.. dint of dying far from to t children Receive to / 44 • Y. of `' Mal who seidilleh. .*: -- 1 24 MATRIMONY:" • • L. - paternal irlesma g -; MI/ Irani du!" my teltdcr - eiolhlcen.. MIMI forget sour trill 'lorry 'father. was sedans to . str. B e i dig tto sheote ane o .th i e se i:-! t , ....MARRIAGE lititserililttheefcfnadatiots•of social " P4a ~ Oct. 13. 1815." • Ogfordwittetbe,•freesorelsontetha 6141 haat , been it ` o - tr ' d ,,__ .s.ll. Ismossioo.s,.,estris it ofnimilestweipti titroaxit the ; mines . . .. . ... . . w- 11 1 „) f arm the m aim not tubing Iltabe srieraistioiawkirlt Oda' a tinier - of the name of Ceiverwell, its Marybene-•; Severe thees.theon*,Meat of vaatotam • desraisitr Movie f sink*, and thatiCetreiiwell toad stated' lie had recelied. Pe lltfr °I. evert. rill.l l AY .saiKatilla.talarsjilli*P.lllf Ille ' t/let% k ; At .frtterls inaft"bb •did not knovt, in . - payment for . . t i g e te r i b * y re s ' iwtit .h6a T ua l:„'"4"l o ,. coa. ‘" tr l " .letNnw :tir e "N t " delis* 'llddifieS ; • that he , had+ first received '221. and after.-`. lion a stithilffr 41.Miliadire erilnilig that state is tl i r t s icin ft peosolo 'va s i itranit3l.l. in-Wird/tor/326k Notes from another - wreoeisite to revive the sladtberil4aftri .tor life, an d to ;1 . 4 a• in, but had no knewletige-of either of . the Pirtle/I Is e etitil h n e y Li s :t r e, n :;ov F ii7iArmitr ae l " .: l 7ba e u t. in itt ' id.te (roar whom he had _ receitiskllseni-.. --• " • ' 'I t i e, ; ""istilumat of NrigOtir" 4 012sPre, - 11. a al ;hi e s w hich .,td ,h tss re whims induced iIrsit4,CIARRI , I: ito4l Go., (iv ih-d din R.itiNli'd Culaersitell, heinicsamined, stated himself il- i ' a 'to reilde•st No. at.% Upper Marybone , street ; B.RO arealme e* Ti Riad," direst of f the...lf lint Dlrea-c,ene'Jlitlifievt n• lee •spee'lieing a sired. by.t.ht Magistrate if the•Prisolier artf iherefibiti,iil9so t o iliac 448.4eoneciiotf toe !liter lire thodestrustsysitabbs 4 -111, n.cai.siderate ! cit oda. t, Wealth/ man for Whom ' he had made a coit 'declared a l . h b h 7- . intself otribbitheay ; the - Magistriste •ei ' - in his i p reven t w 'surprise that ' he • should have' mease ' red P • g f ' 's surprise I : 4B elai l i b te "e r it st s7aZ l L d „T t t l l s sr i°eg me mt4 Ti l i r e n tii' l c en ceb ri . e tt ; d o l .' suit of ‘ their, plan .abies theta additional a'rdasse in 11plithe ius a• man or . • f these • • • • theravages 16 camplauns, which are most impurity , is clothes and seen him three ti without 684' ebi ' , being ' able : the -catalogue of human infirmitial. It 'behave , ern; c uss. to rat - y whether the... Prisoner was the maw or not-the , who has hadislied in Abis solitae 3 vice to seek- rcli , f oy cmsdt- Men of enainenceand hoarier. to . which Nenra witness thosightthe . size was the same, but could. not lllft r"felima _ L . R 4 is - uott•Ca, elftirtr the PouejlosPof sosoloPtie Amritsar, ! take upon himself to say th t h Prisoner . a .1 e was thw• i _es. well le the testinumy of micantwialeted facts. In prna-ing ham man; the home the first man gave hirmelf wise 14,. cu re bat, ar." " E k ek 4 m ,,,Pr elh u , • they link! out no indite...nest PP Edwards; the other, who had 1 g.verollint the .551. ! calam ities, - ilies they so ") nicr theireuttsmti bee e v e d ••" so f11 :;,: e 11111U 1" Is liVe rI . M r all called himself Mitchell; ' Edwards had stated himself 'Members of the Royal Osilkg c e l s B of Stargemi. of L:,..dint ,p.l• iti reside at .No. .7 or 84 .serooretosoreet; soitoottr. lidioburgh.. lili A ht and recent emestif liiiiiiilitieht 6- rilon "re i i. rddly cured in the ilea space of two days. row rut "re place-the time that. day threosareeksimid he t had j'n ra os il riciett•t 1i" for ;hustle duration s -ouch ns 0:110,11K/1111., inveirldOßMiir. been recomrne. •_o:.i.rn a -coac t -end p w id..4l, lift P 3lllB of the Rimer. Meets, dec. rife permatemeiv sa Windsor notes about four seeloeit.l.--ithat tifirsanle•i•reea cc it c re . i i t i s i4 e,.. ho rera bee i been N uL itteruz aw e s Cleineasets ri s. of t r il . r e r4 4 •' pl4lOll had tome' itgalty , bet wile • seven' and i? ki . E f _..g.,..1 _t./.. _or the Y remoral of comp el- Is:iota of ds . ''.!. str i . e i .. ...ia. ..I:nan:np o'c.lncle, afsd salted : if' he setae' reconstmend him' a '',L`'; ''lr t t reha"sge„ace:liiited n rndimil ntnl prriiiisrucii: elite, te• piece of ;.cloth, which he wished to buy for a friend ,*dei - ieri t i'it The rei rterided ViiP b e e ri m orlt de v I ,:f I ti ; ' e e:' 'e l ' ti:"r t .e . " . a s s i , r i'( F : r ; in the - ceuntey'; (bat-he a t ea , ra dog, a p atiro f l a. eoui loan diClfrizineitt;' bla t ty uf•theer Gentlemen 'lute whirls. and told him . t h at he could get She some eibth from I A.,-.1P,J:.,,,i."1,,,, i r ,t wore ender the c.tre a 14.11.11. Wori , his woollen-diaper,. for -which haves to bead A pilla ' 1 heie,,p4: re by the •t;i r i;7i u s t yft e i . on I . lrl t it i n i n n- t il e ''. auslie, n"a:s l ial7',sel lit of 641. pbr yord... Edwards caase•eteine the aame ic". - .4e**.6 Currie aril Co. have p •I ' ect•A tit. --rad•-•wingl..ett night,. and got e•01.1n -Wisid.mr notes, - vf - tlre house .. i.,,, am n o t " e a :: ah 6 `.` Pft 'deiv r°rei r 4 M fr"r" ""'ilf 1 1''' , "_.: .the .cioth, boil .. b 1 e . m viol, .ti.!..ir tests...stop 111 ' nuns an 4 Yl4 O, - of -aroma :and' Co. for L g.. at 'the flu . .... in. •Is .w:w...e..1•t0 them.. Ho..otteneri. frotb 4be ..0:1 o• 5 • • • • bf 295. 6(1. • per yard ; and, ende r pretence of the tufts hard WI ho had lahnured under Cis ilia .essine nout 1,61.. t - tad for la ers•h • I • • • , g • • • ..i did night. keine wet, would not :Allow etse boy. to carry Sir ruin i7oi. , lr if' s wohrli:owt ere' ii::e l e' e ':,'“ 1 , 1 7.f r ,.. 1 , 1( i.:7;0 -44 . ' ..rdmi :id it, but called a roach.; after %Thigh...the. witne s s saw nerntancin.r i lief ; but from the selpet'ior . s a rtbul of Ircrotowd no more of hi m . o n ' t h e f o n o ' st i ng T oast ! ) . . maps, a ~aw oi-di re. t.'y Nit.,...... Limit' .$l.ll l' o. be rectivida / •••• radical CUM. la, tiie wrort .put'. o f one .north-:- - • • genteel man tolled ,on him, and .aid that a friend.i . . . .. Atov ?s, 181 1, of his bad bought , some black cloth of the wit-;1 " Ti Dr. CIALR Ili. 107. Fltounr.g rArn. nessi. and that- he _himself wished. for some blue ! C " t'''-' - frets "'P." assess e f..."‘...u""'"'''‘'" D 4 :cloth of the same quality. The witness undertook.te ati."lo7,:,7fit'ileirlTlZ-resittkefilli:e":rm'e; Vr - ;.',",c " ?: . , i v::: - ,..rt e- . , _ procure him some from the, same clasper who had t i na,' thlO" , Y adds thild be has isnot kir ilUt..% y.'••;,, , Amea rs (unskilled the hlack,..havine one himself • • this was. ri mur . n comiors alai' tre•-do.n 11,oni r am ; ,m.t ne , *. , le.t 4 i . ' ". ' dereessomording iv ~8 rid pairlfor jot Windsor ' notes. In P :u r; v4 ; 113 " 1 : 119 r 1 : 114 4 1 ,.. CB ' l 4 e ootIltoih:Iktorbei41.i4.16101".:oli:10111 uttBef'll4.''';i: asiiiir el a question Clore the Magistrati, oa ,, tp w h it ; :I: 8 • ..sleittiker to th e thatiner that ..01:311 rte .•d 1:1 . e. rt...r.r.if memomer he wag in the habit of reading, the witrirma !.. 19 Z . l l l lral h p i as 7 . er. Frans a for . %al ( vitt to . 101! 1 4. 1 i f i 1;: , ' ,. :; ,4 0 . reads . Zi "." 11 1"ic • Loo t ' soil ,he 'Madeira, 1484 811 y. aid ry having been committed on the Windsor bank • Itd 4e." ' „, "517 1 - et. • d i n Aril isd that Mr. -Bronghtots said, all was• right, if the ev l rse is e r t r o l t e s -d mi Nit s - n ot e a n 'n:o h iir m" „ l 'lf. b ! e i n 17811ITIntInte met it times were not stolen, and that the notes had . h ... .1 4 / 1 11ces such defects rare ru:nt ia ,fr 4 . ► .„ g e ' ll 'i, lrr „ l ', lL ,p':, ; :.d nits' Atli 41 , 117 paid when prestmred. motel , (oho stated toe i re:oo.ar a ••., is ilopM(11/11. HIS !IC out -1,,e0 of II oat' as ar himself to reside in Montague-street,. Montague- •z a ri 0 1 . 7 , 7 ,... H. , ph re r , 7 0 , ,,, , , ... , i . isp i.. ,-; , , , ,, e t i t :: ~..i.r . :,::: : : ~...., i h h ,. i i , ,..; , Ix: piece), had also given 'film another order for a piece rern "' 11 "" I-irk aPPti"l.ll I '' 14 *.n. • Cur". a".' V" 1 . 6 4' Of plops, which came to 201. 12s. and wad by honest *M r . -rape the pal , &Hager. amt egience f A 1 , 01 . m. paid V fle .1 ouss atnodaace upo-: :m.. I sperieptet r amie...env M''''', l , *bill drawn by the Uniorid geba ah on . M asterman and Cum,- o.d 1 14-.4 1 . ferny be (*nunlike. , by p . twoss of tither ....., •I ce• (the witueas wal ])pt .a ..l revre a bills w hich he the (molest series And in•matr, at their house. N... 107. lil . 11}4gnittad to be the Ettee)• 4itst is had borrowed to " "idea. P" 1 " 1 "` la - lac c- inv. , describing the :,.....c•I ,; It -' 8 51.0, o f nee. turd talkie of P•es.kg, iressmg a rerun ere' • emighbour, in order is pay the.differeete ; ,• pt advice /owl medicine-, the same real hr gietio or Ariel lo hi, 0" •• tOoK „ ~ , • Ise siortwori. Tn ••Krair 11%1 serrre ••• so esorfiiini 1.• 9.4. , ,' Mr. tiromehton;bysehom 'tithed neat day been dertakin letter. g, the i•naage • f leer. may he added to the .„1. Oil 411011 Weed fel ,V . A . raftall&P ' ,:::. • far me7ld,ines.-107. Hatton g arden. . lit a itt*Wto b qtreidi a from the Megisteate, - • r n • w,it. --- ,moss•admitted that its bill had' not been indorsed Oiliter by the person whitt o ham s had 4iveu it ' no ) or by .... LOlon )0N :Pt iti4beal bee I). Lo vg: M tie STATOMA b 0 VVIIIMI4 Sblibbllfspoaort, Firel•lttirt. j : - • n~.~• . ' - ~- .~ , a al boo Woo - F Ti 4.4• 44:1 f t A • A an r i Lim * l bt . aff IS awl iii.,, CE 4i 51 11); bun, V., last 'is. • C for i ogler Oat< *Hi is eq bear Ara aenn Pre' Nu; how Vitt ~.