The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-06-17 00:00:00

' 1 44 4./..7 Ora 't•igs • 444 : t or p , . . ..,.z ocul, °4:11(i 1 -.mg lc. 4170. LONDON. THURSDAY. JUNE 17, 113 1 9 Ptt:tdc 7tri " The Came for which IlassPpes fell Or Fsetd. end Srartsr Weft we the &triad!" FAO' Vail% 1400.1•:E. Jane!, 1319. ►GVUR of DIRECTORS of Ike • US ITED COMPJNY* of bIERt'9ANI3 of ENG• LAND. tradii, to the Ella bulk+. herd, giro Main, EIOGINEF.R. MARGATE STEAM YACHT. 1 1 11 E Public Is most ',spectrally isef.r.•4l, chat in , orrleolheare wf erNI-iareohre osmium la the 1.1 , 1,4 l'abon t's Yrwl, ,be M ill n.. 1 bid Cir. Moralise isatitSA ruai)lY the 4lieb on alreb day, and •.a every torceednif Wednesday and Nalarday. 'emir T.rieee !Ivor. ill Milli riellorek re. itch , 61111 nil re lieu from M. gam ea every Mooths and Tito. •li.• -awe boar. by alder . 11l coal', sew remain is misery and starvation, than ;pare a little--enly a little of these riches with which fattese has crowned hi.? all rosponelloility fn th• transaction, by ifeting thfru i otusidurothas of li,. in Ih. pound for 111,11111. That the hirstorterls General Cowl of the kid Compose. ap hoisted to be hrl el their Heves, in Leathuhattstred. Wed iskie• the 113.1 indent, to further nude Special. for the porpke bf ea-vials( • &port from tee remtwittre oppotrited to inspect thu Bat hulk roaring's ttp Less. and of eekthering crank proposttkno therein rkataissed for altering 8. Lairs, cop. 6. Ni..nt IV and 4U. .d cap. 1. wallow. I and B. t fir repeating By Lon sop. 13. *mikes I. 3 4. end S t mud for orilatniog By Lam &idea/ of those vermeil to k repealed. Jossell D.I RT. See. Hard indeed emit be that ►tart, eicgardly west be that sae, who, possessed of 10001. a year, cannot spare 101. net of It to assist his ceestrymen, and to roar Mewl, a patriot. I say memory en t►e subject, us I ►ate too mutt ceuhJoara is the goedireas of .bust Suaa's boort, sod in the qpig h ibie of ►is Perliewleet, to see say occasion Ter it. AI.FX (.ILIA)Vi Clutireme.. Jlat Es ‘Ub;. JI; a i••• Sen;l4f;. A pplientisos la be .s .4e Ia the Ca•a .... 44.44. at 'heir (lake, &J. lmwer Times-useet awl t. Yr. Ciameeible, Pier. Ma►tas.. ON reiday, ilia 210 of Ntor, th* initirry fialsh. rA nratehes. whet. (+. •.u.,1) EY MN woo is lark AG AIN rt.. I irket, 13.0 Prss, •f r w TIIDU• SA N D rouN US, was All told t the Paulin, ol No. 9, Cosa- MU. I am, Sir, year obedient Mrtsnl • Just, ISIS. A BRITON. Tidies. awl 111nie• for ilw Nee In lir dries, ,h. 24i► "(JUN E, tiosiwis.i.l Pi's... el &SUM sod IWO is Gold. am LAW INTELLIGENCE. All' Warm fa the Platte Funds trammeled ..t► Ide h l sad dkp orb. RECOLLECT. in A. la•t C.vernet F VTON told n Pliaerd TWIA; l'y TDOUSAND POUNDS, ea Tealaarrn, aka mower oft ASOO. £JO. Ike. VICR.CRARCELLOR'S COURT. cußwßis 0. [ID/WITH. EASE IN DI A-110U•ii. Joao 16, 1149. TAR COURT of D cro its of the UNITED CODP4NY of NINCH44II I et ENO. LIND, Intakes to ER Deeel lollies. do Ambit g r. Notice, Pot of the Queeletly General Cease of the mitt Oneipsny. sp rinted is he MID at IN:, Holm is Ledeoltoll street, sit Wed wisp- the ISS Md. at Sheen elks& hi the F , there .ill M e.bisittedjir.enitrneation the Resolotion of the Gement Cowl .1 Ms 16111 tiporeemeg the Grant of 10.031. to the litkook of theetiog., is too r. tle petaled ..t in the 144hation .f as earl •I Menhirs of the ":'A Jpril last. The Ilboort required if Ow DrLato, cop. 6. NC. 9 1 , era far the isepsiliss ths Po opriotors of this Howe. JOSEPH HARI, Ste. BF.BYOLIS COMPLAIIITS AND DEBILITY. rrIIR life celebrated Dr. FOTHERGII.I., fa the ts stow of Mo extrpoive pricier. ewe •e•Orred repenirdls sorb h4f , ..i.4 Ir..* of [derma. Co splainia. Oat he w.ss ie. do. rd a direct bo pr.* p d :11 , litioys to she dioroveriog so et term.' sod yertua , rot remelt. Ili% invyluable Illedirber bore *Card ...far Poldiesaeashas, wrier the title " Dr. FO TIIER1111.1:11 111KRYOL'S ItKOPS." e happy re •.t hi.... 1.1 ler mews. .4 to loch be towarinbly aerrerdei a. resdiase sad esterfoloyling ewer% detcriptio.. of Neevniy• Di. id,' sad their various.. diorrysiciallietioas. I.•worts of tirsd•arsrs, .4 Appetite. IsAiltryikos. Spasms. Too r, H poelweaTialreom, Eilrever Lossitudr, Asa•sel'ir. Y41:11.111 its nod terry kind o• debility or re.avatioo of ob.. at.,.-.e. T.. llooe isoftoostilirls thins...ord. it I. re..os.-oyselrd to ore the • ...we ho •11,1 1 It.e• an • .-erd of ...amino" issirdiate tehrf, n.ol b• a doe r. /or in it sirrenblt 1 . tie directives view, the vow S. 11.1neot of .t.elr health. .1.1 so O. Wry at 4.. lid. oed by Ripler sad • rde , r6 o .. N... 4. C•e4psode. •.(1111 at SI. Pears. ▪ ood 31. .Imok•itte...rers. Dublin s sad oil the • 11...4*.M.r., Orsissis. sad lirdsciiie Yroders tbraitiboot the Bolide.. Payso.:D silk a jest mod booyono woo* of tbe en' moiloso reollloll arising iron the ioptiliciosis treoladot of I one .4., cooinieted ho a newer to.. *AI haawa to e woke connoted, .01 otter. Vothilioir em wiel..ppv Iride•o a Sc Wi at disi NlsR and aoloreol ionoporeahle ....ettons, Dr. EA DT re.perfuls colts the draws.* of Ids toteresred, hie peculiar a. d not dreesool meth. it of ewe, hhe ad • reopirw of the 010. or its eosins crier al roodart of Stowe " who thl t the word of promo, to the ens a.rd berok le 111 MK hope." 1)r. Eody will od prestwor 'a pledge Wahl • • is every tir-rriplOn 40,.; 5..5 a. for no (wina aid, as. naiad Its roak , l rod 'emend shell, can he ap vete& hr prowi.es ▪ efetwil, Speedy. wed prrotannot lONIC...lion I hoses woe grey Opetiel .4 !Is philitle arr. - sloe, aid It. •aii. e. limn 444. ewe , the gario...ry ot.teeto of his protessi. s 1 heir" g linted hi the Itromorellerol succor whir?. aeromptioie t his node sresoufrol doting lhe cosine of a Into/ and laboring.. ;le 16 enabled $ offer. with the foUr.t toolidessire. pre• ot awe th.- soot hopeful e. d encourager". lwatowterobee Wed ...s coo be adduced ilei•sorasive .f .opet omits 4E... E.4.', opoOrso. which has beret twal to prer.ol. est, wen. endued la ei l renehed be potslic festive' an, hat bee. lo effecto .1. la oddest on Deno c. .lors asisaores. Dr. I will he f• tort roloollo 6f11111 , 0 1.. Irmo./ the •horohereor air dr.iil. laird renews of the too as ronoies.i..n. t biro . rat. • Its, ad.lt OM *eh orreflell. fierre..ll , remelt r toorol•:1‘ t:i ten 0rire,„.1.4 rtigenc,. de•ywoosio -1.1. of la • ••••• by reswastoo: on the 113.111 e, Oa: ..a . .ra:e. Itwe sad elonie.s• r. 1 , 1 lea ..can, Dr. F. 4 iv 11.. 0 1. tr roue,. the .Mot loprioit sod positive reoortnee• 115.1 • neltesero of both Pete. moo be trued t a stead. lo the memo delved brio" only revere& Ile. nod to I, r 0115.4 dons, ti il. I>roo4rreet, bo, by PY.44.1. h.o • &revs.— C.ootr) letters neet teopectfol ottestroa by worn a. c.0..' post. IMPORTANT ADVICE,. WW HEN Men or Eder:Mina and prnfeooirono. shin we pet., .efiag end••..r to diorover the In • ode sod certain method o 1 trussiag a few prevoilmg the meet-gol mord of their ea reiteme io the hem pro..f•t om • pen Minn.. (Riga nod fn. Membevs of the R•mal Crollego of Borrow. have make Merin, of the r.ii . Si. ° Merl of their parties:sr cis. a remain Mord,. frequeudy controlled In OMR. n iotoaar iii...., end it, en... eemstoos., Stricture. a el hr an horored pi .1. are membiy god rfer in.•ll. cured; a•• al.. /lel•rltty. aAetber arising from Ban have I,n iodulgenrer, long rp.itirice is warn. COMMIE". or a 'egret military Ore, tea coma tro t.opp t h, p arse d be the punk of both wan. m the nue emeiog bar wearer, a*i la the miter n .eraProis *Min of norir..ol di•ravr*, mhk h. if not timely remed.ed.imminate in importmer nod erg illapti.e. la that dt•tree.log rime of dehility or delirsenev, 'tether the ester/wore of tick hart's' habit., or moms& fro., " m y oth-e rare. by whisk the powers of the rmortitutioo be. come enumbeld. he regularly educated Someone of London. the, of • .1 Gem, sale, and opted, redoradloo to mood sad visirr.es beelob. Merin. Gam and Cm attissivelt pro/rein the rare of tliae particular eamplaiou. is order that they way a.. 1 he. b. a wsi•ralLea Ow, mailed *kb Ike whimpiv ref jootla attacbrd to the I,..a.eaurt empiric. iblak it believer* la ilwasmivri in oar, Vial they hare beta properly edarated mad initiated Cato brawl , of the pr.f.t.ion (rertillealea K whirls, rem dilleiear No-pirab, awl reoinalniais from the .. Moine*. Physician., they bay: to fails ill(e any rage' !yr), Ibral the from their rwlearmrs ant lectured Nom is gall the prattler of the general Practitioner, aiN they preater that their presea son' grommet. a fair ground f , r the snpreerileniel rooddeore with w bleb They boar, by the Public, bees s• liberally bo omed. . . The regal* Of n lane and extensive resetire has estahled thria. by a orproinr rretheit. to felons, vriarrral rnaip'stiati, ever ioniesernir nr rasissiti• Wed, w Waist selijectissi tie 'inflow ha Is. ka.l rrstiairo in dirt or r•Terrese and is resent .arr. Where nu early npl Isenti•a is wade ilorniwrs to the nitre- San, Ober Irripeatts reTfolat a .are hi the ,li.irt •pner of se.. rthi.. Tee snararearatert weer.. at obi* mode of tr....morel tvihirh has art. r Ihren hnnßu sn la.l In .•re iss.t4n• lo•zt As a est•-• 11% an. during, si ht. h yeti ri thoup•iid p►r tan of Lots srsr. hair. hero rated. rvi-n alter 0 Sr! , . his 1.41 , Use I air te,n pesrqs• d lir other l'rortoionor. Wigan siert I. inducts ttoa in lints pliblicl) u6r shier i.d• To Mrairelird sails he eiti•er we. with serve. ey, Oelsrory. aid! Atene .—Less , is frown Owe • •••••I• • • nosing*. r t OW pass. of' she r se. Jr.e, WSJ ••' , ...se's 1 .• 14. t. i" - .11.111 t a SeMill , ..ee. flies leiteodert In. aid Anvil, and Mesh ed* fess...reed to say vett ttr GOS‘r d L... ktoftwerie-street, Flees tared, Last*. _ _ .11,0 iT , Mb THENGIc .f .Invinir f''newM ihr rimy. dter.e.t. 1k (.11%5 a,.% Ca A.1dre....4 ol' 1 . wt. an 1 6/160065 , %... MO .41 211, 1. orrs...hler r- • $ 117, s 21, 0.-.sard-sirert 1171 1 Fletittteel 1 auJ a To mos EDITION or Too STATESMIN. 5/11,—The sehjoct of the imposition of new Isaes, which last eight created an internists' debase I. the Haase .f Commons, is one of the first importance to the country. Notwithstanding the plausible and glossy 'trammels of Micelle's in fawner of the mea sure, the arguments of Mr. TWINE? and Mr. BROCOMAII, in f f a vigorous retseartsosens, remained firm and established on a rock of state. The measure proposed by Ministers was tr esta. blish a Sinking Fend of live millions, to do which it wools! be eervesery to impose new lases in the amount of thre► milliner, which, together with two millions recess of the r evenue oiler the vapenditere would answer the sem required. The verities objections to this measere raised tit the Opposition, had much of weighs and forte in them. It was reasonably argued, that th e nero.s.ify of maintaining the "Sinking Fond at ire millions was not such as to jests(' the measure of adding so the ! present dooms of the People by new lases; and in deed were there su &Amino* necessity of keeping op sae •inskine Fend to that amount, the 1111.4 4.. FP ought to be effected rather by an Gni I usg ft. es retrench. went ie every branch of espe••tttture (which world iwesease the wens of revenue), than to) let ing new impositions on the sheerly impoverished People.— Il.stsnejsititt, however, were in fv.•ur if new tases.l end oases it veins we Crest pisipsr• nerselr•s 10 pay. The question hiving c• me to the. decislcn, the nuts• rat enquiry is. in what manner ate th►.• three mil. ' lions of lases to be imposed? The (11APICILL011 of the Eientetralk proposes to lay new or additional tulips ..n wool, i.o malt, tea, entree, &c. This plait al Mr. VAMITTB it's (if my common aerie. i• ruses•), is far inferior to see I am srquain•ed with, and which (if toe sill permit the observations of an humble in. ilivideal), I sill now esplain. As it caotiot hot he allowed on ell hands that the People are pretty well burdened with tears al ready, all new impositions should be laid in such a moon.' as to affect a. little as possible that part of the People who are trait able In hear it. The plan, however, proposed I.y Mr V A NSITTA KT, strikes di. Frosty at the comfort of rite poor, especially in the article of malt, clutch is least of all consumed by those who ate best alit. to pay th► tea. Now the tea which I would utilise, is one which, while it would abundantly add to the revenue, would creme hit little, if any, real inconvenience to any ranks of Englishmen ; certainly none at all to the poorer sort. Acrd what is leis adonireble tae ? It is equally simple and easy; and is understood i t three words, " fax ritc rich." Let us hero • modified Income or Pro. pert, Tag. commencing at incomes of 10001. per an. nem ; tax them one percent.-40;101. two per cent.- 30001. three per cent. and let the ratio end at 10 per cont. A tag of this nature would be not in t►e least oppressive, since it would fall, and fall lightly too, on those who are well able to pay it, while the lower orders ..f (h• People world be et• imp,. It b►hoves well the wisdom of the Legislatures t• take the hslence into its hands, and throning into one welt Mr. VASSITTAUT'a plan, and into the other scale my plan, weigh the probable csitiseqeencts of each. In Mr. V.'s scale would b. an increase of re. ensue to the amount of three mittioos, bet access. partied with an accumulation of distress to the Pets. ple, ptincipally among the lower orders, the probable aoissrq f which could be great discontent, and perhaps popular insurrection. In my scaly, would be an increase to the Revenue of an amount so peat as not to b• competed In three millions, and slier too ei•hoet soy increase to the distresses of the People, and without the probs. ble eons.q a of discontent end disorder. What a glorious comparison! llow lit for the consideration of Parliament I But I fancy l see the rich man owing from me as front a tiger reedy to tow him iu pircet. I fancy I see the man who rolls in gold sip hands in opposition to the ha; but let him pause for a moment, snit casting off all pr►jodi.e, 'instil from selfish motives, let him look at tie m.o. ter in its reel point of view—let Lisa contemplate his poor caviar, men buideueil already with final. moos lam from an oserolielming National Dett let him view the olistiess.s of the manufacturing in. tyres , , and looking at the heart.rending scene if thne•auda of his fellow.woortals reduced even to such dolmens... not to be ■Wa to satisfy the calls of han ger. I say, contemplating Ihi• scent*, let him 8.11 Lis nun heart, if glows with one spark of pstti..lism• or Is destitute of even thing that is risible, g.n.rous, and patriotic, aid 11l bi■ sib if be will mkt let Mr. Reath stated, that this was an application tgl yr Court by the Pfaintiff, John Christian Cameo, F.-q. to compel oho Defendant, Anthony Dearth, Ksq. to compl►te a contract entered into by hint, for the sale of an estate called Resegill Faint, In the client, Westmorland. In the year 1814, a cor. tospontleoce had been carried On between the Da• frad.ut swA oho Rel. William Barton, the agent for the Plaintif in the sale of this property, frees which it appeared that the abstract of the title-deeds had been given to the Dafendast; sad that the matter seemed io be regulated to the satisfaction of all parties. Afterwards, in 1815, the Wooden' re. fused to fetal the contracts, alleging that it had been gepresetsied to him that the manor of Reteegill teas to bp included in the bengal., and that the wale was tithe fire. That the UMW of Rosegill could sot be io.luded was evident, forasseech as that manor had hoot, sold many years sines by the anteaters of Mr. Caters, to the ancestors of Lord Lends!, ; abd with respect to the payment of tithe, he endltsteed that het a mall part of the estate or farm •as lab jpet to sech payment, and that it bad been represent •.l as in liable, et the time of the agreement. Mr. Btu., on behalf of the Defendant,contended, that from t►e nano♦ being ntentioned in theabatract, and from a :Wien which took place between the agent for the Plaintiff and the Deleadaat, in April, 1815. as which two Ladies were present, tithe gate a difftent swami of tie eeneereation from that which was given by Mr. Barton, the emitted was fold. The Vics•CHAncets.oft reviewed the feels of the ewe., cad ebove wed Met it wee nut sepposed that theft headier, who like all ntber Ladies, generally paid roe K IPS• ittnetvon in besiness, especially *bra they were net loposediately concerned, could hose enderstand the. ;sleet of she conversation as well as a man who was eeri.•esly engaged in roistering unimportant eye. tract. Tne raunol... of the manor In the abstract of olv title.cleeds might haw, keen necessary, on smarm of the cesseesinn le r icb had formerly sehsited between it and the farm. The case on behalf of the Mind' seemed In have been clearly made oat s and the Court would therefo►. inst.. d►cree in his f , to which the costs should afterwards be annexed, if the Master 1 1 in is boa it would be referred in enquire respecting the tithe, should be of opinion that the Plaintiff had give, a fair representation. COURT OF KM'S RF.Nr11..19•816. MAYOR OF Pi:MI*I4EID. Mr. MERZWETIIIII moved for a Nandeors In the Steward of the Court Lett of the Manor of Priers. geld, calling upon him tohold • Court for t►e perpete of electing a Mayor for that borough, the Ace hav ing become vacant in consequence of Sir. John Moro, ageit::it whom a Quo War►anlo Information ►ad bees commenced, having died a disclaimer. Mt. G•ixt.aa, who was of Counsel for the Prose. color, eniptired whether judgm►nt had been signed, for if not, be submitted that Mr. Merewether was eat entitled to the motion, as it was the invariable practice of the Covert not to grant a Mandamus in cases of thiv nature, until the Prosecutor in the in formation had signed judgment, and had been af forded an opportunity of apply lag to the Court for thin writ. The Court ongoirorl whoa the disclaimer was 61,11, sod whether some of it had been gives to the Pro secutor ? Mr. MEIItWITHER informed the Coed that the diacialinor bad hero filed that morning, sail hie was not eware that notice of it bad brim given to the Pro. teeter. The Coots. ender these circumstances declined granting the application, and said that resennable time, as usual in these cue'. magi he allowed to the Prosecutor to apply for a Mandator:. srroNnArtirs* OFFIrE. wILsOII CIO CO. C. LIIGARD. This 1113 i II rit of enquiry to assns Jimmies In tte a•• ..f Wilson and Fairbrother. Manchester arsee• h , •uaemen, it/velem Mr. Linustd. • Gentlemen well ktonain in the Coatis of Lao, in which the loiter bid suffered judgment in gn 14 default. Csmeart.r. stated the Plaintiffs' else, which Was this. Thom-lion was brought to reenter 1701 54. a. • clinsitirratinn for • bill of eachange ; as alsn 311. 171. 811. the .mount of Rood, .0111 and debt •red. Ti. latter demand was admitted by the Defendant. rho former we• mimed under these ritcomttanees The Plaintiffs in the year 1817, were the holdert f a bill of eachangeolr•wn ti Nleas r s. Hrip•ond snd Kg ua , and accepted by Messrs Cohen and Isaacs for 17a. This bill was indorsed lit • itehilloto•n named Haworth, and hy him pild to the Plaintiffs -- Dotitia the pentium of the !inset in 1817, the house of Cohen sod Isaacs • 44 rnfrlNll•ti .111101111 it. payments, and the Defendant besting of the tiresome stance, and b.lna • man elsegy• •n - ieeli le '• ler" an "atli rni s h " r-ind to relieve At 11.1811111. from Tilt Defendant thus aired to take open hlestgif the whole ehasee as to prdli nt less. bet that Mr sheadd 41110 be entitled to any advantage arising from that den open the good.. The bargain Ws, condu.l44l het grown the parties. and the avec-elation serried net a good Dee for Mr. pugged. At hi. instaece. too actions were brought ; the one is the um. ef Mr. &north, ire other in that of the Plaintiff, syringe Cohen and kites. The latter, hiss/emir, wor l d p r o. &Palings, and rot only gave severity fer the •Iselts debt, bet **dammed in pert payment UV. 14.14.-- Nyieloni of the bargain made by the elmetillf• etsh the Detondant, befog Subsequently demerni.d. Ip latter twisted It epos the *resod that bad re. covered the money as egret, and le the lied. el Mr. lieweroh, and net its that of the Plaintiffs. The pre s Pat seil.n (*he Learned Coons,' ..id) was bromght to recover bet 179% los. alibi:nil If kie Climate pea• tossed as lisle pod faith at ti • D•findant seemed le possess, he could prove that they were entitled to recover the whole amount of the bill. Ile admitted. h.wever, that the Defendant had a right, by airtime of • Jddge's order i to prove any salt .be could, against the claim ol the Plaintiff's. _ A .ember of whatnots ♦ere then celled sad yea. ..road, is teppott of Hot Plaintif•' case. Mr. Ho warth prayed that the Defeedsat had set iveri.eied•• his spat; sad Mr. Isaacs depnae•l to I•esing paid 2511. towsids the debt, sod to siting secetity for ohs *hole. Mr. Came. on the part of the defence. male sts, isiptsloos address to the Jury, and attempted to rests thit payment of 501. as a set off, bet failed. The Jury, after s.me observation re the este, from, the Secondary, ps aid a verdict for the (ineledlea the 311: 171. 6d. for the pods) —Damages 8111.25. 6d. ARCHar COURT. DOCTORS' COMMONS. Jews 16. SULLIVAN O. OLDMILER, oTutawisi WWI, 411. ..._ This was so appeal brought by the Right His: Jobe Sonless, father sad natural guardian of ilo!rit Migestess Sullivan, a Weer, from the willetece of OW Convisto►y Court, which promise/4.d for 111. validity of the son's .carriage with Maris Holmes Oldaker, eaters, &tighter of Theses Oldster, the bentssems of the Berkeley hounds. Sir Joist Pliceohr. observed, lite only gaieties is this case was, w►ether there was a doe pohlicatios of bass, it'd 'bother the slides ease of noises. which was the sass of the umber, being introdoeed. was inteeded for the porpooe of centrelines,. or to lopes tepee the Mafioso of the hosband? The ease of Mods Oideker woo all that either by bap -101111 of repots the young woman was known by; but It appeared, that having been brim before the marriage of her father and sober, the nose if Maria Holmes (Maker was that by which the young two. sun was t►ought proper to be married, with a view to reader the marriage more legal, under an 'spree. Ginn that an Illegitimate child might to like the UN of the mother rather t►an that of the father. The Count was of oplaion, that the introductioa of tile Nome of 11.11ase., was neither intended nor ed. collated to produce any elect of fraudulent conceal. went, soy could it fora moment impose upon any person as to the Identity of the parties, which see the tree inferiors of freed in the undo* peblicatles of bens as Contemplated by the terms of the Statute. In Otis vitt/ of the case, the Coed was of °pillion that the other ciresaistances urged as in the parties not having bee. resident In the perish of St. Oaten Southwark, for three days previews, was not mat,. rialoince the Act prohibited going into that enqiiiry. The Court was bound, under all the cireseirasees, to protect the rights of the woman. Whatever ilia parity of tank end celidities of life existed is 0 ' case, the marriage in point of form was strictiv ie' gal, and on looking to the future comforts of I h ne persons, the Court thought th e best di sc h err e 6 r Its duty was the espresslag its entire concern.. sestbnce of the Consiglio, Court. The 'PP__ ." wen therefore dismissed, sod the C o u r t pr•••ewro fee the validity of the marriage. FURTH! R PARTICULAR" H T THE CAPTURE or PUERII9 G/ BELLO ir Sra °flavors as or•EGOR. " PORTO Bum), APRIL It —1 forward you a slight sketch of the proceedings of Oen. 111• Gregor. On the 9th, at day.light, we mode the land at Porte Hell o , and mimed at 10 A.M. in Beenaventora Bay. At ten A. M. the light brigade, ander the cisminand of the veteran Colonel Rafter, was landed in the face of a f•irre sheltered by the rocks, which fired ea the*, and fled a sh.•rt distance toarards the town. " As the men 'tended kers the boils, they Meru formed into lit e, *hen they advanced, and found Dui Royal force (Ilion up on the snooker* I• receive them. When She Independents had approached n. at' • sash, they kept tip a heavy fire on them, *hick the latter reformed ith one vhiley, and then charged ; hut before they could give them a test. of the bayonet, the Dohs Ina k so their heels, and got into the lon of St. Join, by a by. road. Here the Indepr adonis. unfortunately for them, took the wrong torn, and did not gain stor:il too late at night the posisinn they weeded to occupy, in order in storm the fart.—. Daring the march of their force through she weak, other detachments of the Itnyelirts kola •r 1 • smote fire of musketry on them. bat with It tie shut. . o `s h The natienal brig Hero. C oni mmlot t . n len di n. ng behaved nobly. in treading la to of the troops , as o se Otero • r the face of rho Iratterlea, with *hi *veers! Owls. At de, J.et• en the WO, the R.sy t h a t Ike todepoodent• hail ett in the rear dr, i ii it h e e k r a i r c h h o l o n r c , , i i of , n lat. Sedlog g t , Jolla° end the Wets, precipitately stmidoold