The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-19 00:00:00

LAW mrELLIGENCE. COUKT OP KlMrs BENCH, APRIL 17. CbaxiLo v sairroN. That prone,' • s• ow action on • policy of insistence on the ship Venom et and from Pornarobaris to Eng. load. Tl.l, .Itip, on bor arrival at the refillef plat 4 , , was seised by the !Noontime Goevrnmeelt, ru the irnendAlltai she bad taken on beard • quantify of tropowder. This whorls ems not orcovioned by ens improper act en the port of the owners, who bail übtaioril • Pawnee in England to egt•ry ;suspender ; lost the insurrection et Pernambuco occasioned the confiscation of ono maul. Mr. MAURY Vl' teoll 1111.tttli 00006114 in f of ILe l'adetwrisesa, and eeoirodod, that the policy wls bad; loawarch, wa servile, noire bad been gum of the istontlow to efirry getspowtlrt. TA, last objection was fatal, and the Plaintiff was rsosseited. SSIITII V. CATIII. • • 'ibis wa, SO wigs to recover she allay of a qoan iisy of nabs, shirts the Plainti ff claimed In come- _ . *seat► cf ■ bill of lading, iedoised to hiss by Ales•rs Laing and Perry, to whom a cargo of oats Ml be.it consigned from Riga, by Hunt sod Co. It nyilsoured„ by the evid►nce, that Lui..g and Perr►, 149 1 1.1 received *dyke 141 IWO qoatiris of oats had barn trot from Rigs, orate a letter to the Plaintiff, •levied to pet the whole cargo in his hands. provider' be would allow sheet tit draw bills to the amount of bO6Ol The Plaintiff consisted, and r►c►ived the bill of lading. The cargo was vet delivered. The question was. wh►tAer this was s taliii mate of t h e rats to the Plaintiff? learn contended, en tha part with, D►fewdaats, that the Plaintiff most have known bis bills could net be fairly negociate.l by Laing and Perry. w►o had scripted bills dm w II by flint and Co for the cargo, and were placed in a ritaatk o to lead every promo to 'aspect that whys the bills draw, et ILiga bone* dot, they would not he paid. The Jury, ender all Ile tirruinstances, found a verdict for Plaintiff —Dowager 17611. WESTMINSTER SESsIUNS APRIL 17. • John Defamers, aged only 14. wig indicted for piekrea • Gentleman's pocket in Eseier.streer, while that Gentleman was retern;ng fins the hoe Election at Covent garden. 'Pee f. , cts were clyarly marleout, and he was found Guilty. Though he was very young, the criminal is a notorious character, and has bevy tried sheerly four theirs in the Grose Overt; and after on. of which times, he was •ewt to the Deface for the Destitute. bet sons escaped from there. lie kas else her. in Negrito. The CllAtell t —" Though 'newt in years. yes are hoary in MOW. and bernaolay itself ritrigtes, that the most proper way I. Sally )oe heel utter dietetic. lion, will be to transport you, and thus separate you for • while from your vicious companions. There is sin other hope of your escaping an untimely end, especially as the means of reformat' have already been 'forded yes. The sentence of the Court is, therefore, you be transported for the term of Wee years " The Prisoner.—" Very well, Sir, I daub you." INkAUOUs CAsh. Merry Meyers. a rrspetiabie looking women, 1111 ehhrg•d with stealing from • lodger of her's, Sarah Lonuith, /OM alltifin out of her trunk. The Pros.. testis, who is about 17. slat►d the facts with snuck agitation, sod frequently shed tears. She had just loft her paresis in the country, to come to London tt. servire, end bad got • *bonbon in the vicinity of the Prisoner's, who thou became acqusinted sills the Prosecoliis, and induced her to come and Ilea with Fes. She lodged in the Pristiser's house for sic ar►l., and had 41. 100. to pa) for lodging, besides famishing he►self with necessaries. The Prisoner ►ad the inipodence to advise her even to go upon the town for a living, and added, that she would pro 'CUP her plenty of gallants. The girl, bower, was plovidentbilly &eyed Irons such rain; bit on going to her fossil, she missed some clothes, boot., llc. which the Prisoner cooftesed she had pawned, as also some letters, which Prosecutrit had from Ler parents. — lb. girl's story was now clearly established; and the Jury, without troubling the Chairman to sum op, prounonced the Prisoner Guilty. Tho Limon tn.—" Prisoner, you are s very bad WOllllll, and it is proper that you should be made an sample of. Th. Court sentences yes to be kept to hard labour and solitary routine...tot for sic months, in the C••anty Houma Correction." The Jury, and • great number of Gentlemen in Court, immediately contribeieJ a considerable sum for the poor girl, who promised to retain home Was wtodistrly. ilicAard Carr, sial 19, who was tried at the late Old tisk, Sessions, and who has been some time is Tothill g►lds Bridewell, was charged with pick's( pocitett opposite the Horse Guards. The officer bond four handk►rcbirfa ow hint. in addition to the one charged in the Indictm►nt, and els° a pair of *cis sssss It for this trade be follows of stealing, l'isfurtonatoly for the ends of justice, the Gentleman to whom lM handkerchief belonged did test appear; and the Jury were compelled, gloat roloctuttly, to &Noll the Prisoner. The OSMIUM told him. Hutt he would be there, or somowbeso oho, so sows again, that to adobe him to reform wield be useless. The villain now refused to leave the Caper, witho•t basing the handkerchief gismo to Ms; bet, •pun Ike suggestion of the Sla gistrato, he will be indicted for the same adeiicip at the Middles,' Sessions, aad is therefore still io ces sod, till out *Pelt. Osie of Ito most alarming symptoms of the present titans Is the/rent laarease of poop! rim. The num. bee of stme eases that mime 'meekly helots the li .rd of oar trotkimose. is, roosideting, the *easels of the sear, pedlar mareendeoted. Fsa minty, tiro of spiiiiimels for ~fief gradostly diminished darting tae pyrites asoutlas ; bet at present sorb is the o•ni r.f mei forwent in the maosfartoring branches, that they are rapidly increasing. This state of affairs is, or Int, but too geiteral.—( Leeds Mercury). Folds, monde; a young man, haring the appear unto of a groom, eras tiding a ipirite.7 bay ma: e, in 11.111ndAttert, filarlfriars.road ; ohm, tke g y m .' nod ran as•y, dragging the mom, milli ear (obi in the stirrup straps, a great distance. lir tart t.ten •;', Quito intelstile, sad cuoveyed la a ei: .1: .hr nr4glibtr.s.huod. TRIAL FOR LIBEL. LIVERPOOL, Arise!. ¶. Tilt KING V. COUNKK. This was an indictment tried before Mr. Baron Worn* on Monday last. Mr. Fic.sat.srr, for the prosecution, stated the case. It was an iedieluent broeght. by Mr. Robert Whoa, and others, who had soccrwiively been Ma. gist's's,' of Wigan, against their own Iliad Con stable, Mr. John Cooper, for • libel on this, pills. Incited in the Lirerpool Mercer,. of the 9th of Ja nuary, 1318, nutter the title of ri Deno at Wigan." Ile uveld inform the Jury, that three or fear yeers ago, a desperate band of 1111•IPS had infested ariohlsonshood of Wigan, and that vigilant and es. pensive proceedings were adopted for bringing thew t• jeatlce. The Magistrates, assisted by Cooper and other officers, were seccessfel in so doing. and a ..h. seriptinn was opened for defraying all the eapencsre. From this fond, Cooper received his earwigs, end a reward. 11e had, however, imagined, tile, the money was intended wholly far him, and wiltten, the awed to be *rims and published, an article, patsies, Mm. self and his vairrairriss. in lb. most (abeam mesasee, and charging lb. Committee with having grossly vela. app!ird the money. This .with had appeared in the Lioespool Mercury, and be would now rend it. It commenced with a long statement of the origin of the fend, which anseunted to 2301. and described in what manner a part of it hail been laid oat by the " upright and I.erned jollies," in whose hands it had been placed. Mr. Srailett remarked, that tie be had just read was evidently a taunt, in ridicule of those respectable Gentbolen of Wigan, of whom the Jury must base board many anecdotes. It was often said of the Corporation. as if in re proach, that they wets fond of good living ; anal, in. deed. they were frequently nitell Belly Burzestes. —( LasegAter.)—Hul, still the Defendant was not so Mori respectable men wdb impunity ; and cer.aitil) there was ass end to all law and propriety. it the character of Magistrates might he grossly attacked by any men, lull especially by their own sermons. The libel concluded wish the following paragraph , . . " If this be accounting how the money was ea. rendre. I hate done; but this I positively assert that if Cue treasurer will come forward, and give a satis factory &violent bow the money ins been ezpeioled. and for what purpose, Cooper will give up all claim to the fund; and this request is what I should roosi. d►s to be just for every man to make, who in plared in Abe tome situation as Cooper, because he can bril l ; forward many subscribers to prove, and, if necosealy, to swear, they give the money for his use. I should be glad, if any of your Infamous correspondents cell suggest any plan, or means, by which Cooper would be able to come at she troth, as it is impossible to imagine which way the money is gone, Warr, it was ellen+ in revelry and dronletinero, et a certain *avert'. [lot if it is not accounted fur anon, I sh-II make such an eatinsuie, se these men of power will not op. prove lot the gelled j.de • sore.' " Mr. JOhl , Smith, from 11. e Lave/pool Mercury ol fir', was called to prove the authorship of the timidly. The manuscript bad been addressed to him by Mr. Robert Lyon, and was inseriod by the Proprietors of the Paper, without any slioratioo. An avower to that article armored iu a subsequent Paper, and Mr. Cooper tame to Liverpool teeth a reply, ivi the same band-wrising as she original article. M►. Cooper then verbally acknowledged to him, that he had i n . ideated t►e wrillug of the former article. as far as its main facts went. The money, be said, had beets collected in his name, and had been applied to other purposes. Ile bad. therefore, applied to the Public, bet disapproved of sone. of Mr. 11.yon's embellish ments of the facia. Cooper withdrew the second are title, when a tree bill ear found ageinst him et the Liverpool Sea tie's for the first. (In answer to Mr. Hullock.)—The espressions Cooper bad disoppreard were, 114 one relative to revelry and drunkenness, and that of " let the called jade wince." Whe n Cooper had spoken of tbnite whore be blamed, re 'petting the money which had beets withheld from Lint, and which was not arcesented for, be alluded to the mangers of t►e feed, and bad never mentioned Magistrates. Mr. Robert Bolton, of Wigan, was then called. Ile was the tree surer of the fund. Ile had seen Cooper the week after this publication, and Coop.► then told him, that if be (Mr. B) would give bins a check for the remainder of the fend, the matter should be set at rest ; if not, something farther should appear. 'file Magistrates of the Borough are. the Mayor and senior Alderman. M►. 1.1- boa setved both those offices. The fund was for the general purpose of apprehending and prosecuting felons.— Cooper received SW. 174. (Mr. Sterkie ■as above to go into a full explanation of the espendituse, but Mr. Cross induced him to desist, as he thoright it unnecessary ) In answer to Mr. (hillock, Mr. Belton said, the mooed paid to Cooper was, for el • mots paid by him, and 201. additional, as a re. ward. Mr. Coltman observed, that Mr. Bolton's portly al•peareste atiSciently besp••ke him to be ■ member of the body corporate. Mr. B. assented, and joined in the prevailing Weldon. Mr. Henry Pert, of Wigan. was then called. lie had seen Cooper after the publication of the alleged libel. He complained of not hating bees reissue. rated, for t►e eapence be bad interred it. opprehond iug the felons; and, pointing his loom into his mouth, said, he hues hos the mnn►y had gone. Mr. Ilutzota.—Did he point to any tavern? Mr I'. No, Si. ; but I could guess whet he meow. —Mr. H. Yoe know the particular tavern, 1 sup. pose you freqoeut it perhaps? Mr. P. ye*, Sir, frequently; I know ail the laveins very welt.— Mr. 11. I dare say you do, end If I come to Wien some time. se shall probably meet over a alas* of e:e. Mr. I'. Must likely, Sir.— (Much laughter.) . _ lOtOw witnesses were psestot, but wets not celled. Mr. litrizock atlareovetl the Jury in defenses of Ccoper. 11. could out discover lit. propriety, or Olt. p. li. v, of dwelt% the article before then as a I I 14.1. Conantly, the Gentlemen of the Corporation Isere not of the lisightest tales.ts, or best jaddinent ; accor d : p l oy, they were not cAsteut atilt a ceasinge even them Krieg published at Liverpool and hot they wete dr.e.oes of rin.i.diN U , by this wired cc. In Loodon, and all p.m of the slat d. Capper had thit;i4 ; ht birsel owl coo. plainer'; hal the writer ct the article had osit.'eseditinvis luf hu own, sit bti at ItleCt p!caJd 6uit.7. Li way could Cooper be c►arged wit► improper motives against the Magistrates, as Meted in the indictment, for the Motive ayes were not the managers of the fund at the time of that publicstion. 11. was sere t►e Jury would not send a sun to the King's Beac► fur ass article, contistiug of some silly self•praise, and some very proper complaiets. The JuDOE, in samming op, thought that the Jet, would have to acquit t►e Defendant. Its edited in forego ►is claim, if t►e accounts were published. It was deebtful, whether be was the author of the whole article; and if he was, it diJ set, either of itself, or from the sebetqamst rsation wit► M►. J. Smit►, seem to be applied to the Magistrates, us dm Indictment before these stated, bet to t►e staggers of the food. Tito Jury. without • na•e•t'a ltaaitati••, yn •o•apd a verdict of—Not Gritty. SOU II WART[ SESSIONS. VIOLENT OUTRAGE iorn ASSAULT. ..--..... __.._.___ Ilaterday. Join Madden. Junes Modulen, Juba Italy. Tamura. (,onnors, Janes Ihnutelly. nod Mary Toney, were iodised lot a riot, red seurely assantirs Timothy Cursor, us *Way. sheen of Feb... Bar) law, inienteocoart.Nersosetws. The ponies, it apyyrrared, were all of the Wooer ramotry g nod, ',relied by wine r 'role pirjodire. to wt Pri...orr. weal. on she dny inentiond, to she boow do, Pr...coon frees shear, they drained his all into 111. , wren. fvll errs Me. mad brut bin not nowereifally, kuvrin Ain Assist deed. Ihe rr) of •• Warder !" egai, emie••ll, ~ n el a all of tint swore I shish secession. at it did. dna len the tine al Diane &she. evened a serious elven is the lasehhowebool.— Wel fure wad other been• acre net foes ant. apes the arrival ot t .rawr, iii aastireeal Ault his id le- .no-t ....lent was, a rived She wet Gras lb Land. nal o .:h it broke his besot. Toes eft. r•ards oat hiss doors, harked btu, om the 'lo., mod ett.er fruit ..r the body. lie 'Tressed as well as he r. old to • do. end. sheer. however. she, roasiswd to shark am by levrllseK amerrotts parcel 41:** lame Woken tow, a thell hail 'wen Ihr•iig apse the put, and which ter) reach injured his. In woe ;goer afi , iikatas r.uo h.r aliegrr, h..", agrived, and tonight his retwm, a ilk hie aid of to nett. aloe, 01 WIC ft mow Rl'. • a.laut• were ..eared. Oga• to• .4 shwa, Is's,- win. were men warily tied t and ig a,n •0•40 luvos before they weer Now lodged ...the (.napless.—Tao on awl dearly estobinted omaiast all t hot Irenselsr, Cu,tmsa, mod ere owl T..... .y. weer posted t. hae• bre. we 610-1 ••Wk., at lb pan %. The Jur k .ishz the ernes, tossed op, t eau thew all t.al Ls v. Ti., Cut as as. senterwell John 11‘.12, , , Joon %langs., and .10,..1 licily..ere ga tie womb,; a..J Cuirass% 1.01;), mai Wiwi!), to Inruve THE S rAr: ESMAN, - I!. .% MOUS Cu4l Relshed Newark, ado r o reare I h ...trr in the Her_ ._neifils 10, a 1., ul: o l ideas I r•Uff , G.r..1. mew mini, ea Jul; 144. fo.r.we wa- ant fried at the oireelisifid -1...5r..g. rr .ere 4of the ellwys..f et e Prowewiwr ; amt. ice hu t recover,. she Priv a. t re.ed traversed...lor ryas al abp caw. whines culled Sir ~lon=e sl iestiVolhaeo Were lOrtele 2 The Proweeaer‘r hart 1.4.41 far =heal lour 'ran Mr Ike Preelee if a Mr. rellccll. corn-dealer, it ate limeade. ; and, ow the Ai. maw. en lb etenecinseso, was puma( •11.40 g when hr .01. • gneez t sensoreass Shirrs, wad I•aue (m oonf n rilAnessru re-elegem.) aware/ Ise rtarrenelftt wre-4h, /WI polnlnes at (eery pe.rars rine S eward. Tter) ✓eed. ►re pour cuueor)mae., . .al rat Ili.. he Hu* face ; ...d bell aso. , ,ilsnt r pew arr(int 01. quitil. pas4vat along. fin Pme. eree• rre 0.. 2 . '• Sn oho and the Preaarer roplee.l. Oat h bat •• beleer eve honer a.l :rabbis h 0.1:14re. Ill." Ire Ppor , siour marled. grad .ad the l're- , ner sugar in he len erne. Ire 5. , e ptare wore* hi. brroth , r then was ileasear... Ire -law J.lll ) Up.. our Ike Primmer ran error llar earreso. awl ...ukase ion it awl 4tol how spa/ the we l ds. baltieglir hem serweiew Mute grand. He ties harked U. Is Mir aid snort paps oe ha bred.; a.d, as if to ausslav hwo trim, threw himself now., an ol to) upon Yews. Tlegjado.4 Y• .wed in letlfell frees the Pr..reo user, awl he was leltilkit/ead. la 14* Hare, shit a sh es tire, be an. canted bathe Wes* de . his wasser. whey, twelical aid wwc..llfd tat gird whew, toward, abe losers/' of she rtreos g. be began Op inhibit syeap.esee of life and ame. In n "trek afire be atarfalal tab. Tbdesaless Uospsral. wirer he reonewrd is; weeks leder she tare .4 Sevres. am arr.d Wy lieges. Ile leas sahmegestatly as wit-potiow wf ibe Mospleal for Mt Mo. easea. awl we was ow up I. else persona petered tuned of the dreadful effeh of the savage sesame Waled rpm how by Ow Pel•user.—beerted orieursera of lay ',now« two issidlnesd Shy Prosecutor', story. sad severe. led 114 esifyie Me a tor on 4 wanton aid tamed descripterra. The Prisoner ass Neel Gailly,aad seateeeed to 13 =Mb is r wow*. 'She Coors Were occupies, marl, the whale of tie In, is beating an appeal agaiert the eroticism erf a baker. broded fos !savior' a Null epoideliy•falual in flee beltedrefedr. supposed foe time porpoese sf odoleereuiag bee broad. Tit cam s ictsoo ol• gsashed emu she groused ilea, It ant eon laid by an informer to ohm, if pediment woo awarded, Fowl of dee pre. pally h e ws' go. and 1.6 pubs.. if otherwise, the pan, upper,- lag albs look toe charge. aud MY. PULIC;K. %la strr-noa.r.-- 1 1 woman, named !tarn% r.TIIIIIIO. wr rlwr,.l w"4 0 , 4 16 g is slsis OM) elsekes from Ilse asp ni • Nod nssiirr s elollie.-ra'rusros Ifotinalselit. 6. Tee Priorner west nes elw •tinp of Mr. Seniett, and • C. rr.l o coos, w Mks owe refu..eil. I • pun going rill of the oop .he urn. MVO la t..ke Soon a soil of rl.dhe. w iris Moen/ aI I.e Oak.- nit will Skeen. IDfor.a%thm of Ile fart being • t.. Mr. Slunk nu. followrd.or Ara .Inrw mussy Ike elnehes 1011 a:templed Io sale ber r-cope, Lot ea. pesmor4 and I.ltra in... real s stly. Tie ...Sorge twin, clearly salinr.l;nird, •140. was NUT CON mined for t• .41, nal She punk s bound oiler to pro-ernfe. T. Shensi' as. ct arced by Mr. J. Pat hhntne., Insoilord of the Coie• h toad {Tors , . hisert.sese-lase. r silt M 1,/ 1.1.61 e• a cess.s. Mr. Parkhowe -Hoed, Wei Me i... 1 rased els Ir., sly., pm, rote, and .it or.e.eai 1811111141er Oaf imin the, irises ',meta., to. nod ..t.er reheat 14•41 Aft, s▪ oli.mi deee.s..! tos) .tile m ,he ' , as.. •u porn., All erne she Poo-net. ones frequented 616 on. is Ihr Italie. ageing his read gold .erect lone, 61 tee (ours. of she .h4l. sal ap. &With 1.1.4110) with. Oil .• illbi• :trims of settle It. lit. c. Ile tie r '1.1.1.1*.t. •eril to Silo tom as/ she ! I i,,ro ii. pnctr•t. At. o:hrer %oat's. to., irk.. form.; the e 1.... in hi. 5t0......5i05. ler...tort o fen ~so, wawa. The tn,i.sswr • he had been b, 10 rovmtl she fn end: n*.d rob.oeni.s' cer , a.. re.ss...rser wail tons shon renrler I.—fletriadet. . Alleessel ors. op by .a.• of sbc Cbarrh-wardem .01 4 . 4 ki n , g easiOr., Is wife su.sl ild. &tem* he Paid. th.tt nit tit isn • bark s liudenc iton.onshir ea hear wale She severer lo:fr the.. find w. pairdr.l, tool he M.O allsord her .nr •om of 1.1 n.. 0 is for Inc ink 1.1.a..rr of Sim yons.4 ehi;d.riii bsa 1.1111/1...11.1 of her insproper roos:ste; he h..J ,ale.ertue WI/ inftwt o ar. 1t• Chill/10 a aost w.lh.tres leis ado. t' k e then nppliral s.. she Anne, is •M. Stew for rel . :ere.* t sr, en is.toe win k• islts".., where she tabettshea silk orw Ilse 0•4.1.01 , , 1., Om. 11.1114eirr et o heel. •Me and the reila r • S 5... h h• ors n..• eosi ns/soled so [...Ode, ;owl to so ri , srsoi:) Vor nz:...-e the et ., licree 4 and hr lest i 1 le she Le... 1 •11..a..r oh.•ther i.e. sorlftl of two' 45.110••••• or no wirer (..r 6. r Tar 1111 fr ea, Ikea tadegat forws J. w•• , ,t 11.4, that her lennb A nd so ..:e.eserd her so live in, 111.16• tn. 14 its e.lisnlseleds nod ki.et tS. r rte. tio.te. - . The I.utto MA VUR nl6, of op.n. n. •I II • ..eadt.rl ..5 ii.• hu.hut.d to .. .rotutg hi. tosG, t 0... rt.1...b1.. 11 tie ...to err, Wd Ir. Its haul been «t.b.o but. any iwiuri.r mast .ar she r.ut..rtiuetm e. lle tel so lied .ali•l‘e.. nt..l to iewlesttcst p ngatino guts r. truce ult.rtt uttsbt 11. ‘Vhste J 1. ISlA.Lboscrue tors.• sop by • the lirputv .1t oleo' ituialr, for 11..164 to.IIA . 101 l s. t• jit I tie lieu. m it; she. nese treak albei 5 '.. ' ...1 " 6.. "" • I. or. rep thr Its.er s • Mabf fot,. ▪ I he 14. , • V,r• tow.. mews', but the b...: rinr, th . 11.,e .1 7 .1111 %RV 47 t7E. /411 evidvi • Of legra.lorg.tig an.. ult.. g••••• g'il rune 1 rbillir. • /t• litiitig .1 brio., al. LIMO Na ?Oft, rt..: rt.'s.. at Igimitil g .at asl ige. &Hoe it g g . r... 1.4211. es :—Cn f's al •. i t w Prisarer -sal o.n..lher it a.. a rrt 4, i , a .....1...t. t• • •...r la 1 Ll•waposag. •saJ pa.l-4 ..et a ta•sattal at Bank a or, I i pa. ler a pa. k t t.• k, ri a •iw ~p sat ...wre gr.gg syi It .a-.n 1.1•11* .11 .a.p1t5...... wad Is is. la log ittock at she lure. au • Hicat aa. • eat 1.... II go, a., ....tit lu. toe I'l•• ter. 1......4 •••• k- i .-...., IVA. its 11.... k ar 1 ogliosti n,.trr. three t i.. rn..r l 1,- sr•• a :-. l'k'ca.• 11. :l. 161 1... e 10 er, DM bast a ....: P. ea g. a a e11..ta..s %an, rig , lir.l -I. p sake,n aa• 1., 4... t 1 ., 4 . U. . .• s.lr aa a .a the I. pg. e. - ...r to C 'soak. paw n , ji ~.. ,i,,i,.....1 5.• I.r claret! I• at ..111 Ile hoot .0.1.1 give Nie r......... 1.• .........1 of ....- ow.. es, ..ad a• rr a.. i ol 1ig..1% Mil a tr..... of M. a l :•• 3.0 •re r •• i ge 1..we..1. p...--red of %et latish, ig • sal•rt hie ithii.cli jittllBC4 . 'lel i..titg him. lla: 1 arguer bein calie4 up. a •n bin a Arse artoiat of bia• . -~ oelf, laid a variety of lave. on of a very , e. Ile •ad be had bee.. al Bvi•doi vita • livelleio ,se, bet ado obliged to go bd.. rriefirval a lkii k fr. me • bone. tQa about the r..aastry. ad solmei moor Grollertieten rtvaars At sir I ie-tr• nww. ear. a led 51. g a• d at tile Mkr of attit.asorsii.e 'triodes. mew equally IPlertil. Lear il•v.oa.- - Ririe et the Oak, of Radio re:" Posooter.—" B leak Ciedle. in Ln.tnin hne , A.,. ander repairlie td-st laid. ant re been t . ...e. k Lard ()thole. thee. bona. Red ILL.., but so mat borer Nth, n . 4 as meld am reeoftees vibe ghee him the *Wes. LOlllO M•TOR.—" To slam A.. she urililiog-tior . Pr...oars. To my rumb.r, Loci t she kla seer m e taw bef isiliew brie is Field,. Loau M•TUR.—•' TO! sizes are very dilfere.4 r did mos .wr grow tray Wow.. r was Me married ro TM& pr•rl op completely &wagered tie P.lomec„ go ostidaciecy mmter, and be am ordered t.. be eas,de tar e week. — liatwuu —leterdq • yelling see. asseed y oggi . wee erred allb stem/tin to passe bad 41. sole, kestrige it 010 be beard. M's. Itattso. • pawnbroker. staled. Sat the Primmer bad, • the previous day. COW is ri...p and looted st • ••Iser entre. for shell he Sedated • 61. ass sarpreli..or Air it w: .01 it good les. he seat it for laspectisa to a se•glessii*., g h o linnoveced it to be a bed see. Ups henna' tin. the Prisoner iesriliately ram est ief throbs,. bat was poised and Lkett lets custody. J. brays, levees of Lab ashy, proem:era it to be a forgery in ell reopects The Prises. le els defence. lesiord all 'silty I mooted,. is the ante, so biels be soda be lieJ takes is a cock pit on !.•,olloneld. Ile was reseeded anti! lloorelay. Is order to give his es sp,osesity of krises sine pewee te seek to My eiterecer. hisinsiolialllasu. • Frrartisaa, o (*.mid w,rt mashie' sass silt kinsdkescbiefs at of the stop of Mr. USN baber dasher. of lisemoide. . Mr. Mrek mard, dist the Prkaser essme Isla hit shop Sad *skid so look at ease bilk hairlkeecbleti. Mier lw Sod lowlisd over a great amber, he bid a trr low price tor wow obich was mot Nikes. he Ikea writ away 1 A. Sad sat bees pew lousy sisote• Were a swislbser ewer is. lied 11441.4 k ba Sad emirate ta , pbrtit. Saspreitag that Mr Ps i•011Mf lad bake. sawie ofalike saadliercairf% be mai followed aid broogto and arm werebia• ►r .everal Nik basmikerrish srere febtri ass ►4a, whit* Mr. Wens .are fa as ►b pr. rely. The Praser bad a Bald wareb, dada, mad 61111111, gairtirt Nrlb W art al Napefren- bbst Ire bh &twee be wid be Swabl he lad paid der Me athlAa berme be had left the SwF, but at la ibleSsig be seer did Nab • rldrigt la all Ms lite. It - Sias gated that alma every seemed shins I 1 Cheapisde had here robbed by a MO git Coln she description pre. of aid perm st , roaaly marsh the Palaver. Irbil arravasoaty was teaseled mail nisoilirrilsj, when a &tinier a visaalseeper• are capenied in coos forasta aid prefer charier of a wailer mature *gamin biol. Ma a st3aoL fa WT. —flaillaky. Mr. Vedrtay. .f Pro e.. a.q.wrd ni &Aim train thy I.ll , .wiux awing. ta.t.....e.e.alicimble Yoe ream. a 4a ina Rang or 'wry.. hod %derma Basal.street, pel-aaNire tar maxi clarif.a aid are mason. of Ifteir prepsny. 'freer ar. re Met eight at 1104 rtiportelr, aal r.p.-tielly der.o... A s•ls.ro tire • do,. a tirmilloors had hol perk,s-hmth„ opriard. al VOA lakra fr...a he co .e.p rhrl i aiA paaaag d .wra aloud (fr.!, .411 f de.) late had 4i. Pegitel Mak aaftia ',hes frau. N.. reen s t e l 31c rar jaaear.se Iliat all 'Mai We awit'llart h,.r.ad e d goo iha pa, p.m ..lappreb.saliaa the vilhiae. - - - abibrdai Taboo was takes al the Weir. the corner of Ogoopioenatee.. Clerk. so •li. tot I.Br b. ar ot MS.. gallop. rbilorly ..saa.-318.4111paiaa, of A hteefoorr.sureioto.ro. not the fiersierft was • oleo* ; at- irfe beefs loheyireed cm, the eeefh of ler hrs•Mblid. 'shirk a..i.iwted a abaft War • a.. —Tao illeereerit 1.. h sired 5.4 F Araplesy. sod mAjart ay •prour. for elude .be ass ree.smemmthost «iicasimrilly to 'a s..git eammelffof leesseloo to *err doe pale 1 and r..r as cle pyrex sap ala ins kepi IS is sloe hoe... It le •wppo-re •.. tan a lara.r o fem . !b u m 14.4...4 paha* the gamest., she .as ••• tate; sad la arkargee apiri• • blia 1.. h , he I Asa.. a -.lor tie of ream lea pals. sad wt 4r r.f.1..tra.1i..., If the 11011 . .1141 1,161 es h tar darraird aria okra hy if knit iv per-im, it eyelid eel Yaw tamed drab. Tat Jar be as at a r ia4ma tiligo bee 4mtill'lrMetemslll4ll/2 w. % resaraed a resales —O r d by • 1/14ration of a-d. Como Doorrtno.—Thorstiar night, shoat ten eclat*, a leo footallt Waal, shoot a you mod a hilt old, arms tumid Wog es the mop of • door its Mono .ms's-place, Bier•pigato-street, wrapped op IS 00 oW hod -less, sod a oldie henditeeeseif tied light over IM face; it oat inslidietoly takes to the work. hove. Exeunt:Ds or Tee LAW.—At Coventry Mabee, 1 dee week before last, * trial tank place which ex. cited ai greet mansion in that torn. Two woman, 1 the ewe • housekeeper, and the sober a diirpmaid '0 a respectable farmer is the seighbourhnod, sent into ; a lioes.drlim's seep to perches, some article 'or the !me of lb. dairy, when, after their departure, the ' shipping mimed a mall piers. of cistern, about Ow calve of 10s. Ile immediately followed and look Choir basket from them, end they followed Ws b ec k t o tbs. men's. The cotton was found I. the basket ; • they were oaken INN,. a Magistrate, committid, and the Greed Jery then minting, frond a tree bill against them; they were instantly pet tsii their tail, and one was a. epiltied, and the other enntleansed. Thus, in the little space of two boors, did a women of pre. i singly excellent eimacter, commit a robbery, foe taken into caste it, sesolioed, enairoitted, a tree bill friend, t Intl caradommed to sager death. . l Re • IL AKAIIL r S ccuearecr..—For several days ! past it her beta observed that m ember of dogs have stepped ate certain spot in Dilglieshirfielil, Lime. ; hoes', scraping up the earth with their paw% till at 1.-ngth they sacceeded in making a hole is the ground some .seine, bet nn ;iartirntlr a• tendon ass paid re 1 th• r iiconisiattre until Mosilsy months* last, when a • man named Flanders. • Inkblot er, ot Sablion's-row, I woo was passing thrrogti the fields with his dog, had i his attention at:ratted to the above 'mat by his deg , running to a norriber of others scraping the earth; be repaired in the snot. and observing • Airy. bolo in the ground, St the depth of *lsnot for feet Irmo like mare, of the earth he discovered Ms Andy of a child, naked, in a state of potrobietion. When Met Iwere aboat to dig the hole deeper In bury the child leggin, a little girl. shout nine years of sp., fame ups who begs oboes the neighbourhood, and intimated that the child belonged in her lumber, ehn she Alarm Ihooded it there ; Jitney the circumstance was hisarradtately made known to the Parish 0111cers, who ; made eve•y eerriil into the esysteriolts Orme. slaw., end notice tieing given to Mr. U•wre, the t : COrioller, en inquest ass called to iovestigeie the 1 twitter. BIRTH. Ott tLe !E:th inet. Mn. Ws. Hood, of I.laphoos coossoo, of n sec • .Mll 4T :um!). ow ih. 13. h I.ot. at P..ddiNrion Utarrii. Nr. Solhavir. se Lncl - 1 , •i.(, lu %its. l •sevey, 34r. ( . . . On the rib in. . rt I. antenezA. Pu•ri•lt Itehert.on. 1,4 Ad. •:. Mat*. v,in:-e dasetter rf t • net. nee. it..... O. U . 1j.04..1 Ur hal...mita*. leveret , * Atte. DIED. Or thr 1611. Inst. Manna Ja. Lars. r:derll err of Muir lltneb e E.Q. Ely pin. r. 11..1bn n. On ill , ltiih in.t. lialvey Gondola. E. or Iron, in !Maffei!. On the 11th not. Lieutenant-Calque! r.incir rrr,r, lb. Snenbny (bs sir 'jib iun . ut hi. hon.r. in 11.4....treprt. 1. priniertel. Mr. I:. E. uf eAn.stpor.• A bh• y. usi tbrt yen, of At We , 0 4 nr•04. an the fah ins! Theme. Semen.. EM. Ab. sisi.int I.:emoni.er.rj t.f t tdrence. is dor :ibth pm, of hi, ate. 1.0N1)0‘ PritreA 1.1 l id Iv S. /nip v. no Ikt "t t 'yaw etia=, No. 4, b.lisbuty- owl. kWCi strer%