The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-14 00:00:00

" ze .I•49\s /961*;‘)°°ft. t 1 6 0 Ak 4% . t"4 r d i r C rot* P 11 Ns 1220. LOtAiu v, 6AI LIWA k k.kEINIA (Jr, A IGU.SI 14, 1819. PRIG!! Ti THE UM', THE LRAM. Rod ytt TIIE. ONLY ONE t at e•er cantattara TKO filtAVO 14112E4 1 W 'MAW " The (we for which IlamPbEN feU in Me Field, mod Sruiver died on the Scsfroiel " MR HAZLITTI NEW WORK. TON day was p.►li►lled, pricels. POLITICAL MAYs, sifts ik ETCHES •f PUBLIC EM OR AC rERO. Th;e; Dab 6/131? et-N. v'Eler TUESDAY this LOTTERY hogins DR AI WIN.; s iley hp the oppansaily Cor tug time oral IMwr«ef n 'WO title. C ..sob, .06.01141 foe El 4 lOW Elll.llOl by a r ALF .411 IRK. 1 4 41 1 1%) by a Q A 4TE" 4lt E. e 4.410 by ap EIGH rtl %ll` RP.. "150 by a SIXIII' Nlll 41101 "Ickes mad Na e• !tale ao .11 tbr !Atop, Oilers. The ATTORKILT-GEMLNAL 11111114 the miso le lbo ',try. This nes, is his Learned bad opened it, en i .forinsiirin for an ..swell upon John IY•11 Smith, • ri , l* sisrvernr, at Senderiseri. The Polonaise bed iost his ship, the Rosins, ter smuggling. end nn this account be bed harboured ressmtmont egeinst the Cestem.hneso (Are's. Smith ass since doer!, not Is conseq of the smelt. but he esesstineted it in order to account ler his set /Appetising to give evi dent.... list If the Joe) asterisined s daolit opts lb •al.j . iin Ansa smolt the Defeo(last. The Jay retitled for . rondtlerahle lime, and Imo farad witb a steak , of auk/. bet strongly tyros. melded tlaDefeisdssis toss. 'MINI possible lowity, in eimioderation of his salrerises - Mr. Jostler nature' said, obit tie eveisinly transmit their recommenoil on. It we* highs, wo re. and the ume thing bad pleseated itself to his =sad. As the Atinravy Galas! htil left the taut. it moo damped till ~.morrow morolog to determisisi whaler the other iNforoistion shoots, be con. throolth. • nol 1 what bail wisatil he r-quised f.se the Dofesdaat's ape pensive for jodowi-at i. N imher. By WILLIAM HAZLITT: " Came, drew /kr MOM* - 1 , 11.1 1 lbe pitlore. • Printed for Wi'Qum Heir. Wart.. MIL DURII4.II AiSIZES, 411:C. 9. imistingr; AclitwAy, cATKATov srciFT, rots eur eA b W. TATE. ( -toed. Boateirw.r aad Tait), Utile =1 THE attention of the Public is respectfully in. wiled In she NEW SYSTEM of INSTRUCTION ppunind .6 this ['.merit, in eutteriorly epriltd. fog ibmise Per.-at f r Der .rln. no of up.. a Pion Serino, free. and rue. , -Is roiteridioz with, lir pretest practice of the Elm C.sn.ing-lt er.. A eNen.:ll.r4t, F.46111.11 ha. recently bre. Meek Is Ike Tenn, nuns, nub ashes phreirnlars. roar he .bunted at the. Ar de es t ohne- WI, al- , he bad. he First Part of THE CALCULATIONS of COMMERCE add FINANCE, Jett ii ..pen Mislay. Wednesday, and Thursday EVENINGS, for llentlenea eaptged assaks dorm' the lbss. HAR VEY% SAUCE for FISII, GAME. STEAK*. atc.—A recent tai .1 la the Court Kbiet's Beal. 4 ' Luenstry .. Hallett mod Iliadic,' hue.lagientered this preinslo , us are wiriest NOtlent der fraud, of saseressed shakes. P. EAV.NBT sod SON Mali their doss ~gay, to end.nettle Reetellitr and Grotty if the nosy spool sib Smite- Its of theer meh-ador.ed Waves'. Saber. It COMI. or. 16 be prepared -.41s at .iwir ec.rehnore. ti, EA nard.,,srees, owe squares OW Is .o. annular widen Ib label nf each InAtle n shred or I steely. P R. Desires NOP h Snow =we kJ-rowel. elms every berile • of one "some !Imo , . *ill la fa:arr be wraps ad In a pleated &newt et the trl•.. nine • Who ...al In. LIAM P. I. SUP& RIOR TO PRECEPT. Toi. des. nos pubbstted. A Kr*. lay Ire& no; P.ohrreu I di11... price S.. 'nomad. of rilitE BRITISH NFl'O': rontioling of ti. fl Lion 61 Ilte.sri •st. Bet no, now Alsred to L••• 11 Velose, win hove deireni.:nbe d •Inernel.e• by 1b... Iftetan.Taient....• ressarkrble Aowasermeof so life setielt iSesieset3l practical Re. lerttwa By WILLIAM MAYOR, LLD Printed f r Item. li Orme, nod Renal. Loden' and to be had all Rooks Inn in tuna sad new). Alen, b. she wow A6Plete sat.Ecr LIVES, • PLU I ARCH. la how As. heed. The LLEMLNT4 I NA ruitAL HlSltiltY. it•.. Is. CL tsstr A L %num, POETRY. 54. 6d. bend& T►e ENGLISiI SPELLING-itOOK, Is. (W e. sad. CARR OF MR. ROGER'. A _____ ..... __ T a MEETING aria is lb. 110.11 jaly. at lb. Wrest 3.r W. C. 111 , CR ESPIONY, Ram M. P sae Mire Wag .Ill' aCRIPTIONS were (wawa( start.) eepww.a : Lai., H..... F. ri tir-arratir - - in 0 0 Leo Has. Earl Sethi' - . - i 0 0 Mr Frapeo. liardert. Sart al P. • 5 5 0 W. H. Wl...bread. Ems. N. P. - - I 1 0 it PINY. VA,. • • • 3 5 0 3C. H•bbeow. Ng. • - . 53 0 Coworl Na. ter - - - 4 0 t. nu (Wire she Thok. of lkdford - dIIO 0 0 Tar Ma.gois al fiwist..el. .. 5 0 ti Mr. NI crows W....t. H.P. - 5 0 0 ?b• Iles. Ü.Ø. s Kiewised. M.P. - 3 5 0 It was thee Reoolyr4 Umalwowely, Ties err a waste il.w.llgatiow of is. raw of Mr. W. PAUL ROGERS. It opiwar...tbat ibis worib• awl 1....5ew ewe is ham aarily awl rowed opprooped sad pnwe....l. .5. rat. alwas a quiet lad eno-aitutlowal warm .be vied 4 every Pltl , -batao. s. Petillas the two Howes of Pa.l.a ow. n.. I. raawriaeare of abio peneeval...., ii....elf, b.. Rif., tad levee Cauld e.. save broil reduced form NAG. of e snow aid ellsowar.li•e Anwar, So 'be (mufti peera.4ev 4i Sr.. Thai 111 . 1t...e.e. bid bee* reirer4 from • pc...a b. .1w lib.. ICI., of a few wahrldwoku wed 1 sow 41•Wie4 b. a o• ...• P. I.e. M. use papal et agate toppwrilog alai sit sad Fe silk Me Woe . ifokrary. Tlr,t a Sob-erlpoos bo iweedlowly e wometterd, oad lo awry 4,0,4 by a Comm. we, aud ob .. eil..y Few. d ..( 11. movie. be e..enryo . !shelled 111 a id lii . beseisl. us •hfrcl. • ' ' ____ The le loglifig additional Salocripti.ias were inotentately an. ma eel t-- Mll.l. De Cregiry, 134 d. M.P. 3 0 leetAlieram Te.re. M. P. - 3 3 I. C. rygebe homer, Esq. M. P. - 1 1 0 beret Osedee. L 44. M. P. . 1 1 0 lED•welee. lA. M. P. . 1 1 0 Meow. Big. M. P. . 9 0 0 V. %iliac.. Esq. W. P. . 5 0 0 an. W. Wilifftile - 3 1 n . C. M. Kfili.ens. " - 1 1 ' 111r•.12 oilmen. mu • - 2 i 0 J. Cs.lmee Warbled. RAI- - 1 u u N. G. (1. Da%. Alumni, SI. Ives • - 1 0 i 11.4. n Slade. R.N. . 2 0 o• J. me- William% Y.ea. • 1 1 Tim It. Jest... &a. - 0 ll Z. Rheum. Pm". . . 0 0 M. O. El. (by lir. IrMiairi) - U i• F. 116804.11. Req. (by Mr-. W. Willimeo) 0 0 V.. %W.A. FAR, jos.. (by Mn. W. William.) 0 0 Mr. Andres Wilms . - 0 11 8 3 le.lt N Mad. . 1 0 Timms Noribmmat i tam - 2 2 0 T. illabart. Ism. - - 1 1 0 lilt. sapuitceifetin-Pligs - 2 10 C N. R. The P., rd. Man af the ease may be teams, mid kb sielpilmm eee.19.4 by,— Mr. lildown•. Pieradiltcs The 8.210-atas had C•o4itella Aim, balisbary -square s Iliel.•isees s_ _ Catlittrior.overl, d /leas Off.. Bred te. Amid. Coy. of gmrd.m I SAW Onset. , Ogee. Inn stared. Ilialtuenste.tireet indrpettilras Wm, 11Ar•. li.dyerellt.osnres. Strand. y. 69, Ilalbotn. a►ar Bed Limo-eirm.l Calhane, timAs-11r., kneatardrem. 11.wintigh Dlr. ettati.taer, 4VI, OdfmmlmOset t and Mr. Refers, Carper. Illawaa-stratl. &dialling( Cad•Aas. place• - • - . NoMINIM mils 0.411.4 sop I. • Our /age Mae, i.. ano.—Martial. .16.1 plehlt•lrd, price 5.. la boards (Trail Eilishm), THE /EMS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Com sewer, moat laditerrteaa. arloisig Ira.. 1111.1111, to • boil tar Camaro. 3o noptaae. wee kw . .1 tarts Vraeteot. Itirksatr, Seminal Shroiltaeta. Ike. are bly strorhorr4 i Pars 11. Gataatia raw ' , mark* as renal, 'rook C..., plait" in paesira.ar aieeNir, s Pars 111 ear bran. Prntiiras Otsorryssioas an %rut I D-hilisy, nett alas er.l is Part Iv. 61 ft Berko at ilhootrasive Got Mt pre. I .lbot .e.torGer.. re Objets, sloras I. fauoilla. mosalarr. 4 , 4 Ike owe waklrrwA In she Y. ash mug Mom ot at hail Scars. Pv (10%8 oat C.. CaaraThetag Sewer: ---- 449crir Patera Walla 0'...b. pose dedil. if Rs a coggee•Pl it sel.—Claadlaa. Pools is. sera do food of Mao 'applies, It. Instal appliessioo marks the wise. hr bad ello. Parer...oer r..w t PS. Poll mans !rOr P.e.sossa % 11$. Clement -heel. Soh.. s 12, Eleer•orees = 171 Ire .I.Ve/ s VS. Chersgaide, lewd's; fool as all ito..kw•less. Law, mad Ca. toe se be ea r-sel ell. as arlfal. ev , f, 01 ,. •s their laws stud Paliems w the Corsage% ase isrprese• "L•de-esils , wioasely ,he ewe. eselssolos a rearisorese for Allier awl Medicine, which eau lir forwarded so al) pass of 111 ` a yell R (144 bed C.O. IC R. C. Sorrel*, 11. Boaverie-cirert, s semi, Louder A felt minetes before *pees i. the rimming she Judges came into Dottrel% end prooreeded immedi ately to the Crown Cowart.- :Theo trete and equipage with which they wee leo rider•ti wipre y elegant. The Bishop's carriage, thus.. by is hese iitel boys. cowshed oiliest Lordships, she High iherill Om Hee. W Koppel Boorioogion. inn sa Visr..est Berriogi.o), sod tiorliossup't Chaplain (ki.. pqa, e Prebendary of Dothan's); the High Storni*. carriage footnoted. drawn by f-or line bey., suit eon laiolui the Coder Sherif; oh. last was she r.friii. of the lino Willie. John Frederick Poolott, sod ' woos dream by boor bays. ' The Comositronso ceche* harm opened in the 5.501 form, the Cowl adjoloore.l till 12 the nest day. Ti's Calendar rosettes 22 Ptitell•f• :—lnn for robbed, end hororirog the h.oworo rf 111-Is , smith, as Herrington, and morderirg she (amid nt in ri, o bneeb; Iwo for tee morder of Jame. lido-Mots, of Dothey.Weao MOS. _oh ; •16. to t ; .• for cowing and maim'.( W.. %lard ns 01, as Sander. lend; leer for stewing from a d•ello•oo.h.o•s• ; too b•/ suiting end two for p00...0a 1 00 [;Shah Co n • ro C. otopons-reels, knowing eneco 0.. be Irotgool ; 060 sfplitlg 10i. ; one f-t soororoloo hem coin ; and ono for 'livelong Ills of hotter. The Prisoner charged with horie.atersing is nos 18 ; oh o Ptl.erner charged with the ri liberate murder of Imes Hamilton it boo 19 Aueost 10. At II this morning trio wet, evovrshi• old Bishop enstriscerd the Jude, into the Cattuveroe. in ..tvari the solvent soma. of rvikpon. rho live F.sneil Rau". U D., reetivaderi of Derftdat. pov.re*el teem P.vier lassOi., b. 6. 7: •• F„, he nuhli+h.+l a res .esepay io Jse.•b t sell •pp.itorytt a low in I•••el. Which **COMMIS led Oct fervors, ohs, tftvt 0.4.141 lbee lingoes to ; Olt lee goo.. ratios to roe* night know ohm, owl the Children • .kb shooed bes Is*ft, •ho +horrid an.. end Ileiler• tt•em to thole chtidtee„ that thy, mien .0 their '.01• in Gee*, aged out forges ohs works of beg kvvp his comtaaodmests.•• The Jollies proceeded thr.•re to th►ir it...revive Colitis. *the How Willie. Juin F.odericli P ut.•t le Forma. tha Grand Jetty. W..P11 th« Gr • tid J .rr hod helm sworn, .nd the Rotel Procitmetion a shut 'lee sad peefeseas.. lied bores r•.d Mr. Baron VS Clop addressed more to this elec. :- 1 IliGeullesnou of the Grand Jery,l am sorry to a" so .8 et a Pleader at this time, notwiths outline neat Moro wee a gaol dclivory is March lasi, I am still more teary that loony of Ille mimes are of th e very highe.t suers. Two Prisoners are charged arab hulas sot fire to a ham. and murdered s poor ler. vent maid. I lieu read tli• (144)(110i-us, and I have to remark that the eiheeeele is entirely of a dream assail nature. Ti. kind of esideoce, a. had been penly remarked by tie veneers on &men I less *Um, stronger sod motosatisfactory than poultice tes timony. Testimony may be ; het when you led a umber of &Itched corcernetances coinciding togolhor, and confirming one another, the conclu. NOM is mock less liable to objection. With respect to disease, and the other use of murder, 1 mini to mention to yea, that the declaration or contra-lon of one Prises., is good evidence spins, himself, het net easiest another. In the second ease of murder. One of the Priso n ers appears to he effected by nu other ender's:a.; said if your sonelil find it so, it will be you defy to God so bill. The declaration a siting man I. jolly received by our law a. gond eel. dont:LA man is theimusodiate prospect of &oh is not likely to tell a falsehood. These a•si all the observe. lions suggested by the esiender ; but yea are aware that lately Witless Meetings have been held in neigh• bearing coven's. From what I have read of speeches ' ludo se those occasielbo, 1 have ate doubt that the !Object is the subversion of rho Conctitetion and Go. I veromout of the cosetry. It will be therefore•your defy, it is the duty of all classes, to do all in your power to prevent and suppress such meetings. I have so more to say upon this subject. 1 bold in my hued a Proclamation, to which I have no doubt yes will giro all possible elect. The only other remark I hue to make coocerns more especially the Ceteeere. It has not been meal, I understand, to hold loggia. thins le cases of explosions in onus. This is not proper, Immo if any wings/tee oceasinostho es pie. sloe, ties negligeot person is guilty of manslaughter. At lust the thorough investigation of the cause of Ilocb so evil is likely to seggest the means of prevent. lag Its feellefelKe." A few minor offenders were afterwards tried, but notkieg of interest occurred to their trials. NISI PRIUS. Swan! asses of •e public importance were sari. oast, settled. TM following nose occupied the Coast from half-post two till .fight. I= V. Mt, TUELWALL VDWARDI. Ws was an information aping the Defendant for es smolt open Custom house •Incers in a public bons* In Son lerland. The Defendant presented him self in this wilt:me-boa, and said ha had no Counsel or Attorney. Ile is a very atom a. himic man ; h. was plainly dressed, and held his right hand along, we sopp , e from rtrumati.m. in a sell bandker rhiet. For the promeation appeared as Gressel w in s. Sole t (Attorne) (Imeral fur Dothum, having socreeded S.r Samuel Kumilly is that .rice), Ha -e, Waitron, and Littledsle. 114 t. LITTLSDALS 'rout the plemlingsr Nicholas Brown, a boatmen belonging to the Cos tiww-Unwoot, sae at the Cessna-linnet Coffesi-heese no the 34 of Myrrh, 1817, 'theist 'even in the 'westing. 110, the landlord, a n d his son, and Francis Fisher, wit plasing at cents and drinking ale. Smith met by lb. fir. InAleg en, and Mrs. Coulson, the issid• lads, was hesy through the remit. The Doteedant came in tngeiher with a Thomas Potts, set down near 1111. fite, and get something to drink. Defendant "s no hove got my ship condemned at Inst."— Smith made so reply. Defendant repealed his es pitission. Smith " Me!" 6 ' Tes, yen, d—n snot .yes," replied lii. D•fendant, who took bald of Smith by the shoulders. end kept shoring hies about. —Witness strips sad prepared to light. bet was re strained by Smith. whn never struck at this D•feed. ant at all. The D•fentlent said. ' 6 Toe want too pay of some of your bstl debts ; yes have soiled a ship over the mate., snit hare drank tot., and only got 31." Dvfotwitinl then struck at Smith's heed with a poker. bet Smith saying docked, stn. , k on his .Me. S erne fellhOf sculling 'nob place with Fisher and wit nes.. mho struck the Defiedsot no the be. k of the heed with a coal-rake. The Defendant now completely surprised all by acateness, addie.s, end perfect composure. in (It ss.esamitting the oilmen. The greatest pert of his esaminstlnn wilted to minute circumstances coneect. with the &May. in order to ascertain the credibi. lit, of the tweeters,. Re a.ked. whoiber the Woo *oh tue pokey had been horis..etally or perpendics. lady directed? witness could not tell. "And hoe can tee fell whether the hien that struck the side had been directed towards the head ?" The Defendant proceeded nest to pet qeestions respecting the misfile of the Itn•ins. The Arroattat-Gantaat. said, they had nothing to do with thei..—`l Bat loop iutrodocati it, and I I% 1s A to chow how it Wei done." Mt. jullit! B tortAT slid, it wilt •ot evidence with rp•ppet fo Nig renSlCiioll. Def endant.—Bur, my Lard. Alt witness had oaten and drank on board, contrary to his oath ; and I raw t• prove Mm perjured. list Lordship admitted the propriety of doing to, and snowed threenhent this trial tat amen anon farm and ind•lgence to lb. Defendant, who, nn his part. showed the profoinden respect and deference to his Lordship. By the crnm.ozamination of this witness it sp. Pret•ti that .Inwards of 10 pitons of sannigied api. fit. had heels (wind on Ward the Retina when she arrive I front Flashing ; and that the Defendant, pen owner and ennionssider, was then absent—witness supposed mulling; Defendant aid. piloting a West Indianan into the Downs. The Defendant returned • second time lo the bonsai alone, and 'fared witness drink. Fo.her, Mr. and Mrs Cnolsms, and Ralph Todd, ease similar eridenco, and ono similarly cross-eta. The Defendant said, that the 'Many of these men had plundered his of his property, and now they mar have him made a public speetscle in that Court. The thing might well have been disposed of at the Q server Sessions. Fur 16 weeks had he been kept in *tot in the greatest oniony. Bail for 2001. was .eusired„ and when he offered that, the Solicitor of Earls• required 4001., Westin there se.s a second information against him fo► the saw thing. Mr. Wolfe, the Governor, was erremely kind to him, end was entitled to his gratitude; bat sects enormous hail gave au importsoce to his confinement, and ►e was kept very close for fear he should make his escape. lie was enable to pay either Counsel •r Attorney, while they saw a host of Counsel es played against him at the public owner.. He had witnesses, however, to call before them; and even these he could not have had, enlen the trial had coot on so early. Thomas Potts, a coat-Etter, a very respectable looking wan, most daliberstrly swore, iket the angular language end the violence *ere all on the other aide, and that the Defoodatat and he acted only is s•lf.detenee. Mary Wilkins proved that Ho Defondant's head had been cot, sad his clothes very Woody. The Defendant exhibited Ms bloody shirt in Court, and also the poker and coal-rake, snick he and Potts hedtsken away from the knew. _ The ATTORNIT•GLIIIRAL animadverted at consi derable length on the incredibility of the defence, and after regretting the hardships to which his non con- dart had espowsl the Defendant, remarked that oilers who had done only their duty were not to be afterwards assaulted with impunity. We lived at a period when it was peculiarly net•essery that the au thority of law should be sopported by the adminissra. lion of justice. If the earesstinn of the law could be resisted with impunity, nr ressarded with outrage, we must return to she lawless state of nature, which per. haps alight be the wishes and hopes of many, but he hoped theist? were not of the number. Tins qeostion for them was, whether the Defendant was really guilty of the assault Mr. Justice BATLEY remarked, that the sl•pnt made in their discretion was st powerful at any Counsel resold have made, and the evidence for the have sifted r t. as is: i fr io ed co as ,a m i ss h c ip h a i s he s a rsy se C ip fl ai llrl et r o Cr a id e ',ideate with the stalest impartiality, sod directed CORNWALL AssligS, Ava. 10. tin giro n. tatitnta. This wa's an indictment eosins( the Deleasote formerly • Lieotimsont, bat resident for tbir last sit or seven years, ii St. Marra; Scilly, for an unseal! epos Jobe John, Kul. The Prosetutor described himthlt as coolidentral agent to his Cr.c. the Duke .4 l A A., President of bis Council. sod Acting Maithirat. for the Island. Ile stated, that oh Toesday last, between seven and eight in the termitic no was celled out of his room, liberal be had a patty at leg, to speak to Mr. Tkesbarsti, the Hiatt Constable, respecting • person whom Ttembartb bad in cal. 'lady. The Defendant shortly afteroards arriveil.sna said, he was come to sake so affidavit in the Setter. The Prosecutor told throe they were ens. at very suseasonable boor, especially as they had haul the whole of Monday and Tuesday to prepare their ii. datits. The Defendant insisted on the aill.taitita be. log immediately token : open which the Prollecttor said, `• Since you insist upon it, I will not do it, especially as vs have Wooed sock a tribe with you." Upon this the Defendant attack the Prosecotor twice, and cot kis lip. The Prosecutor's friends Interfered, and peeled the Defendant out of the house. Lines the cross•ezamination, It appeared that the Pressen. tor was tho only Magistrate in the island grabbed tie take an affidavit; and that it was necessary tor tile parties to be there that sight; upon this, the Prows. tor said, be was not to be sapposed to know this. The JunGs then told the Jary that the smolt being Ideally proved, they had nothing to do but to led the Defendant Glatt,. Slllioii BM IC ASiISES. On Wedserday, ioly *4, at nine o'clock I. tlis esittii.ig, Mr. Jostle► Richaidson attired at S herb and opened the Cominitsion f oho coesty Salop. On Thursday Lnidship, accompanied by she High Sheriff, Edward William Smythe O•e. v Esq., attended Divine Souks at St. Chad's Church. He th►n proceeded to the Crown Court (Ms. „Notice Hollnyd sot basing thee arrived from Ste(ird), sod commenced the twines!' es that aide is the rammer, form. la his charge to the Grand Jury the Learned Jodie said, it gate him great satisfaction to see on many Gentlemen of rank and respectability present oe this, as they were epos all similar *cessi o ns. is this comely : situ readiness to take upon them public duties, es those of the grit tonsiderarioo. was a good sample on the part of those by whom the laws were to be enforced, and was the heat proof that those laws would be revealed and obeyed by wirers. On perusing the calendar, he was not aware of any eases that would tease difficulty in the mind. of the Jury; bet be would shortly woke, that there ass a charge of maliciously shooting, a n d anther f . r wilfully cottin4 down trees, and killing and maiming cattle. His Lordship esplalned ti• law inapplicable to these eases; sod then adverted to the necessity of 'oleo& ing to she regulation of prisons, porticolarly with re. are r• the classification and employment of the prisoners. He was happy to perceive. from personal obeervatioa, that in this aid in other counties, so seek had beers done on both these heads ; and he trusted that the steps already taken would be persevered to, es the good rffeds thew predated were neither tem. pour, nor deobtfel. His Lordship then relented to the Nisi Pt ars Covet, were the busies's was immediately commenced. le the MOM of the aft Mr. Jesuit.. II .I.osel ar. rived from Stafford, and took his seat on the Crews side. NIQI PRIUS. J IItROVRT. This was an action brooght by sits Plaintiff, who is a blacksmith at Cleobury, against the DAfendant, who is • widow Lady, residing in the is place, for damages sustained by reason of the Plaintirs haying been deprived of a marriage between hien and a consist of his, la e. , naeggence of a libellona letter sent to this young Isdy's father, sod alleged to hut been writ. tea by the Defendant. In opening the case, Mr. Put. Len observed, that if there sere one species of liven'ss greater than most at 5. oD hehise letter i e a t s e: bs the intentti Learned t f o i n Pli e j s o r tie:a: r t i n t aloe) n l" i. I called lb, father of the )song Ltda. who resides on. and forms his own property at Lawton Hall, near Leossinot•r ; by •bose evidence II appeared. that his Ilsochtee. E both. was about 30 years of age; that he c.,atd giro her 5001. and if necessary, 3001. more ; tiros oho Plaintiff was his brother's ann. and k.pt her cont. pony. to which he bed sin obieetloo. farther than Ito thoeiyht them too nearly related; bet bat dm Plain. tiff mated his permission, and be e allowed it to go Deo lo the month of May be received the following letter t— •• Mr Jaww..—Sir.—Rrira :kr &tan or a Cattily, I think it my Any feint:ow yes. that d your enerreter enema h. r eke of Cleetnirs, she es in fins world in d• he for et r. lie ermar.dilw nail hair npnh h.m, r e % he, w .11 b e r. 4