The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-09-12 00:00:00

• 1 erESMAN't §T. t. .~.._.... LONDON . SESSIONS: MONDAY, SV.Pt 11. These Segsions were held yesterday at Guildhall, before the . Lord Mayor, several Aldermen, and' the Common Serjeant. The continued indisposition of the Itecorder prevented hia•attendanes. CHARPR TO THE GRAND JURY. • . The Grand Jury hating Been sworn, The. COMMON SEIRMANT addressed them,, and nb. sorted, Ibat the caleeslar of offenders for the ensuing Old Bailey Sessions was unusually heavy, containing en less than three insastrell foul fourteen no!ites !--- . . . - • - Pottle: Girt tniitm,?..-6-IYesterdny James Wright and thorge - Keatie, two• youths in rue servitte . of Mr.• kiletierer, bookseller, in St.. Martin's-le-Greed, were' charged With robbing their—master of some silver" spoons, a quantity of the most ',Mumble books, and other articles to a eoniiderable amount. The- Prosecutor - . had some time since received an -intimation that his property was constantly purloin. irtg; he set i *atoll upon the Prisoners, and dia-• covered a number of hookvia quantity of stationary. and articles of Idate l . , missing. The two Prisoners into - cost Ind there found it • bRIGHTON; Szitr.ll. • • - , The above fate. were -1 Mr. ScaaLerr, for .. e speculations to which • The - embarkations fro. hence for Dieppe are bt l ik . : , ly.followed.np--u.pwards of fifty passengers sailed temantly alluded bad Defendants to enteriott 'in the Prince Regent last night,. aud,e number quite sent question. Jtwas as formidable are booked to sail in,,the Eliza to would by no means hat wil ,morrow; and there are also many pissengers at t h is repudiating it. He Arne in the town who hare entered into eriOgeine . nts Coltpthoun had not 'to cross-the Channel it the begiiining of Ihe week , kn insertiog the- matter ensuing. The libraries last night, 1164111004 4 mare crowded • ' eition..of the newspai it nowocommoy 4 ki and where mask, .song, ani/.l,pe"fie A successiess 4 i Connected with . the Sine) iftin. hours, held inspiritir •4i . l ; . 'selves in possession of IN contemplatiug this ;Rimer's. tutelare of crime however, it gore him great pleasure to be enabled fO,l lisate, that thepruostrtimtKolksders who had been committed Who Maeitgrates.Of thirMy of Condon did not except( arsi•Aftli; Jtn4 itilfi Attililelaitig to remark, that there wereww effeoces but those which were usually exhibited:on sitehm.c)siots. The Jury, I,laterefore: in the execution. of the importeatt duties e,skigneel them, mould hate ne very great difficulties,. 10 00c 00 ..ter• He begged partieelarly M impresi on taei,favntlemes:who lied been iontn, that in all pees ,11watt necessary that a majority of l at liast • of di.ir. bodyahould agree before* true bill coeld ba foond agkintt an offendlor ; and again, charges , of perjury, it might be proper to remark, th a t the: arr;deure of ape witneipiilooe would. not be ground auificlent for placing delistquent.on his trial. The .Irury would be cautious in drawing their cioiclosiona, therefore, Jo have such testimony before. them as would **Trent them %objecting an individual to a tiubliertzposure upon so serious a charge. With these few observaliens, the worthy Serjeant dismissed the Jerv, and di r ected that 'hey:should attend in elm 4rand Jnry RRo ot,s t , at the Old Bad% on Wednel. y morning. 1 • • NillgArsCE. . • • . Ju m ps Size:twit and Mary . Dhliste were indicted tr,keepiog a disorderly house iu I.;amb-a11ey, 4 131. opsgroe.street. • ;,eit appeared . ..fore the ,evidenee .of Mr. Isaac Sit* were ;en lofty, IL was , la their po4session'a quantity of duplicates-, chiefly for' books, and in the box of one of the parties a silver :oSW spoon, which had been long missing, but-whielr Sires mutilated to conceal the marks of the Prosecem :for. In eipeitation of furtherdiwrotery ) the Pd.' 'loners were remanded. Mark Legg, who stands charged with. the cots• sniesion of a rape in the boast of his enter, Mr:: Mason, of Friday-street, was igain brought up; but MY. Alcorn, ther surgeon, wily first eat mined the uufortunate girl, not having attended, the case *We. deferred. A summons 'was then leastad to enforce Mr. Alcock's attendattee. , • -:-. • • 4.1 Ectr-sotlattt.— Yesterday as information 118:10 exhibited against nelson derei, word-merchant, for having in his custody and using. three bushel seeks for the , adateisurentent of coals, short of the site presCribed - try Art of Parliment. , — The sifts were taken-oat' ott be Defendant% art aa, the 9tiv of May last; nth pit/ratty for each lack same by a coal-merchant short of measore is vary Iseaay.-.. The fact; being proved - by two witgalt,lithlstittstidi. 'and Byers, '• 'Mr. ANDReWS, the Counsel, who apperoad.4llo , behalf of Mr. Act*, said, this information' must.bw quash d, is the. Art directed; that the 'offence shoe, be sued upon within a month after its connoissior4. l other Wise every , inforinvation -Anvil! be . inid - 4 and Ihtt . prosisinu of thit fatal frrthiClcnerphtlitt, _jog coo _ The casing pf . the Casa e knoussi as appertains to the Subscription Balls h there, thOugh much talked of in the circles of ton ; lias;- as yet, produced no new arrangement or public interferencerfrosn the M; C. Mr. toe Camp takes The Wag to get Married and; Don Justriothis evening, . for his . benefit, at the Theatre, under the auspices of Linutenant-Colonel. ' Smith, and the Ofhcers of the 51th, stationed here ; I and to-morrow. Mrs. Horn tries her fortune in a si *Mar wan under the' patronage of the Countess of Lieven. • On Sunday last, a Sermon. was preachesi,.at the Perish Church,, by the Rev. J. Darby, A. M. of Christ's College,. Oxford, after which a collection was made for " one of the best institutions that piety ever planned, or zeal supported," the Brighton Dia penaary.4. and. which amounted.to 451. The number , of patients admitted to this Dispenery,from August, 1814, to August last past, kas been,B64 ; of wham ! 469 have been cured, 243 relieved, 65 vaccinated, 16 only have died, and'9l now remain on the booki. The last arrivals of fashionehle importance here" see Sir Edward Antrobus, Sir W. Adams, HOlll Ski.] Sidney • Bowles,,Lieut,General Wiseman, the. Spa- 1 wish Ambassador, the Duke pf Montellanu, Col. Whiatkon, General Wilson, the Dowager Countess .of Amherst, the lion. D. Kinitaird, Admiral and Mis. Bohen, Col. aridAiss'Freeinintie, &o.' - • Departares:--Rvr:!Mr. Aislibie, 'MA. Giles, Res. R. Com,:•and•Lleist-Colonel stud Mrs.kuistou, far to play off a hoax upon ing papers, and procure i the -direct contrary of truth ;. and by this mew evlitions t each improsi he had no evidence to j had been guilty of any i to the merits of the Cab 'that his Clients had the 1 the negociations at Gheni to their speculations. defence upon this—the' ! that had the cargo oh I B e lfast, under circumsk been expected to arrive Now he should prove. but, on the contrary, information of her having below the 13. raj Wait, did arrive. noose a . 1 that the vessel was actuall j was not there end never t tract was wholly invalid. Nicola! Polowilz hid I> Bangor, without the.! • that she tab thou, Belied i officer of the custom,- supposed to be contra', many clays had elttptid - - - Cfl - •---.- *vibe alleged illegality. bad been comirsittediss lon -- 4.0 Mr. Itobert. t ey, two fionekeepqrs, residing , _ .. , . •, . g London . ; and:Doeforliertoni for Oxford. T- i Lions . been noitillin ago et may last. ' • r io Nes. 7 1 and 73. tiara-street, aishopsgate-sireet, . 'lt was then stated - Mt the it of the pa Peetecutors, Sir Csotlfrey,.and Lady NYebster., after . . a pleasaatit !was hi*ratti . 6 s q d • risgta t their back windows looked towards the back ' --z• • • •., •-••- - that in May last , two'infOrmetiont -*ere eekibited • • • • .. • • sea excursion io their elegant yacht .? are 'safely re-.I was • m t s-bew.e d ld d. O af ' . el thin here occupied by tho .tWa • p t isaners, and .turned to 'Battle Abbey".. • 1 which elated. thalbilliipc'eortiai, t Mr. Ades , the one beihe .on - aceouat of a eiseF they "ere Incessantly annoyed - by the riot and eills b hl ' . The Waterloo •Sisbteriptintif hirer,' upon Hof at."' itie l ed th 4 he r sdidt'etii.sen 4 far" defective us e *teaser*, and the other for these . disoider which prevailed in that house, griming fromgregate, now frmoutst to - 0001.40d ti* espected • tee. l uit j ha "14111" of dilieiejelt three sacks; 'and that the process respectiog the . . . ...,.'„,reisonable bald Altaic* ' titit...l4 o lo.altd/asproper charicters who were con. s brought lortvard . 'such manse ' ' stoat permitted to occuPy the rooms. The eel. bushelb rnessure. '" l ", ..`" . ... ' .. . .. .. its' feeit'itifilinethe's. eine t he request it mr..Acres. 'that. istocreoing • •, • vtnee=ttecennmoiss=e• • . ~' ••-.!orrbi , 41,4 ont u. de t ,.. ni i-4 1 ,, If these Otenfleinen • was supported by that of . haring failed, a second summons on .accoout. of the :• 'llfr• ' (.. 1 ANCAS TER. -ASS IS agb 04. 1 Ofinitaiikeie a Constable, who was ar ... . .••'' ' ' - . 4 These were the circus , . ..- - three sacks was served lest week the first summons • , . . - , ~--vamee .. . • •.. -.•-• .e - - l., --• v .-J-2 retold .by this...parish to enquire into these out. ' . . r • . . ' . 4 • • - • 4 ..'- It sentient V retitt-Ine cotrivact, .n.' on such eon matson never having been dekvered. ..........-krCANR EDITION OF FVF.".ll3ki WEIL ~.. ehwurceeuttii i ppVe h ca . sages. This man distinctly swore that he had fro .. 1 ;Mr. Ftecotno proriouncesi • the -objections. t o. be qeently seen girls of the mist abandoned description, f i .,. • . . . ... . . _, STZWAIte O. TATTeRSAW . , f , C . '- . , the7,endhn Sermfd Eits ata to the inr , ormetien, and inatot coures it malt, wo pied by men whom they had picked up in • be q uashed . ' the" Coal Act usti,• - tbat.ttit• °Mum '-i.yMr. Pmts. stated . ,.that Ibis was taw ealiesillio:ogitt,. he-submitted his Client's the .. frets, enter the honer , of the Prisoners, and by Mr..l. Stewart, a mucking of Liverikiof; ,ageissit'' . 111r.•Bnirne, Of Delfiii, their dtspotes and fights alarm Ilse whole neighbour. mast be sued open within a• mehlb'stteeis stakbheet Messrs. _Ts ttersa 111, of the aline plaCe; cat rrir.bfri kersi* thr Rustle es 'Cornet, loofa md. ! cOtantitted , and as the 0 4 1 1 111 •Peoeedioffielhitess*-I.to restor er a swirl of nearly 00131: the 'amount vtioss- proved in details the ' had teen abandoned or sospeticiedie long es' fear owittained open a ee-sale of SO:Obese 61-Geotgla cot.. Coartiel.' ' The arkus These facts 'not being denied in any FAY, the Pd. a May to September; on !meioses* Isavitscherta served t oe ., ..Th e ßt a i nt iff . p os , Ao t .ibu t i t rinei f ust,, but „the, stitinded at &inter, setit stoners were found Guilty. , . -• ~. correspondent of Messrs. Colquhoun; of Letsdrap -. , wirehmised it.the• Gait( ' H al i ng b eena l rea d y confined. th ree' Ino es - ths, Ale n's , tm last week , this -information carne widths theta. ..- - Bangor being imeof the .tern only sentenced to three months further impri... most useful twill % public, mould the charge have been ' considerable cargoet of cotton cOttsign'ed to them ' of the Bey:er Belfast, • spume/It. • 8 paws. • .tubas man and /Amy Nona. - gone into, se . .there *ere soosany-•friode committed *to Ile t, or the measorseg of coals; but 40 this case no proof. froa• America. ' About the month of December list It was also . peered Alt :.there war going on, at the Jury cmild oat but recut- trantictiouthad trite" - lseepitig improper and disorderly & mots ii t h e „ we 01114 d-ise 4tonekiftSheatale•Corse• - = ..-, ..P ....f : tis ede Aect, vary important isegemiesteoe okra certain plat! =leetToiss to, o ' . coifed Ghent ; and uppn the reach o( those ono* . ' .into:l-41KtP • court with the liar Prisoners. Th ey ton were men. start the la n m s i "'"' s • ._ "ec h e qn s • 1 , • ... . .• 1 lions depended whether there was CO; be. peace be-,I The Leirked Stibite . how teeced only to three months imprisonment, its consi- "*„ ' ' cc "'" m s",pt.,___ p „ ustioss.ttar.t.—: Rymer , Dagrey was beetled be. ' tweets this coontry and America. In CpesetettsceK. The trill righirriediv votatet deration of their hating already been confined for a • •• ~ fire Mr. Cu.sassens by Collingbourn, charged -b y e; thi s, specutatioes ran bigh in tho mercantile world." inageitir7l.•'4ll:. ' like period. . ..., ' „Hackney cnochmotn with refusing. to pay his fare."'" • and the . resent case arose out of those speculationi.i •• • ' '-='''' - - The Prosecutor stated; • that abbot twelve ceclueltrese i The Defendants; as it.turned out, had speculated . .op; .. • MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, Sum 11. Saturday night the Defendant Came to ilwallati wikara ' the wreng side ;, the Plaintiff,happened to. be, p ... 00 •• •- - • --..e..-- • • . the (:omplainant's coach was standing, and, teitheet .. .„ Messrs. Colqsihoun; as.it appeared, had good iltellirl mourseed.the tot, assumed the reins :gessce that the Commissioners. at Ghent were about' This day the SPssiont commenced at the Sessioallf saying a word, ffoose,• Cterketse ell, before W. WA/40N, Esq..' auddrestreof. The Ceinplainant feltowedu quickly I to effect a peace ; And.knowiisi this through a chinneli Cbairman,,and a full Bench Of Magistrates. "as possible, Nit oostd•ioot everteke bim ;•leetheree I upon which they could safely rely; they met .an IPI 1 ' Tee 0140 V. "Ili VAltletf ' gi 0 AmetrltAD. ../ore gaeruktke attempt,: Ondmeat atoning gave in. ! press to Lieerpopl, ordering their agent, the'Plaintiff . • This was are incllctairmt allainti 'the Palish of foesnatiow'si•Callinersaura. vh loli at'itt length leato sell their rpttpn for any reasons* Price. Thel geMpstead for not repairing the read !Wing/rove the Defendant soug4h.seattel at•breahrutisi a Pehlisst'Defendants had received.l4llligesice, ,upon uhich.he -rt P ditifoorth'Snile stone tnwards•Lorltia. ' home new the King. s Beech, ehereshessee-ch WO :as strongly relied, statitqi in eeey . positive terms, that , Mr. Cuawoob for , thkOrfendents coetentled,. that'. , standing at the door. Collingboarn took.hlwr into the negociations at Ghent bad. Itrakess off, and that 1 ttioegh in common cases 'Tighe, .were' liable foethat'eostody, and hey was yesterday take* *fora Me. p eace between ,England, Off' die. United states svii'' repair of 'minds, Yet theivenerel rale - did •not apply . . Ceastuces, whik• It appeared thit.butevesiesithsieal ao event of witich. there 'was on probability. The to the present case, üby en article of Parliament and dumb. With some difficulty •elot Magistrate Intelligence ..Aich tke I.lefroadassts had received' passed asrien .ON. Ago as. 1737, . Coatatimioners of made him understand the guano of alialtestig.. was derived from a snurce . .pot,quite so authentic' thcliampsieati. end ITigirgete trual were hound co . which he had been guilty, and that. he •lbw. as that of the Pleintiff , - but it was suffieleut to so. - • - . . . 100 aeilirs4 ett...eefeileli "--- __ .i duce A firm belief.ai to thit,.trutil of the fact.— .pr 1 4!!! ! ..14 *k " iota.- Thy ,kad retailed try empress. a *gond Edition of a OP.*. , tit 'London Eveeing raper; whisk had been published at , • vs 6 Jsietx upttonete.—.. morning at Chalk. Art% . jou i-the rifle, theti Was witner . seit ing frOm *the shoulder. , rest and shoulder. at rorman, C - devantrap berland's Sharp-sbonters, from 250 yards, the of from the iltOsldrei' one in the bull's sire, ference, and nine h ef f ort has neiei beat' , no otherwise itortht of the excellence to ?hid to this country.' WA inch specimens dieeld Atlantic friends;, me of this 'weapon vaunted ; • Ow/lateen Itone:4, - ,be.forwarded tp jtiy tart of the country by, the'tuginary conveyance of the pest ; it swam the only copy g(the Second Edition that had been rece(ved io Liveritnel i ; it wasbeaded,:lilie most of the ,„Seaond Falitiofti , witb .the wo'rds—" Most Impartent Views," capit al litters'; and *tutted, that a coositiertiste sensation had been pro doped on the SCOCk-Ertelnkrge by the arrival of eel.. rain .accounts of. the rupture of the stegociations at' c 7 iltent. ,Itsidtied, that there were differences among' the Aid- MOST MUSSCBOi,T woman, Whir Ma beers victim in the following morning list, in a holi. boy nulled 11Orton, in a bull-dog wa p . laying, f ,but the b+ lifting seized and lacerated hi name of lirbolts wag si fr 1,11 ........, irom c onceiving that tI . that the circu . Alli Soveieigus ~• and, above all, it mentioned own s on, that it had been found impracticable to reconcile the ;Wed, and she diet! in conflicting. pretensions of Great Britain and Ame- She was the wife of a rim The. Defendapts having received this famous and has left seven chil Second Edition, were, of course, as eager to purchase a cargo of cotton as the Plaintiff was to sell, arid weeks old. A covered cart was accordingly they dispatched their broker to conclude' ing, near the Elephat birgains„ for. American produce,. not. doubting that, Fields, by two Custom. as. Won istliejntelligence. they had received was ge on its being opened. nerally lumen, the prices would ri se. The two not. This enraged the brokers swot came l° contact upon the Exchange ; the tail of the cart, when one thinking Iso could not be in too great haste to which, seizing one of sell,pod the other imagining that every moment's close, that had not thi delay, in bud ing was en. injury .to the "fortune of 1 i have been equez-ti to 'his employers. to a vast crowd who iv( was soon struck, e contract was for 700 bags of was oil its way from Btu 'Georgia cottost,.o ts. Old, per ip. to be delivered' ~,t _ the. N i f 4)lei P°l ` 47 • ll ; (NC ' : out of the fi rst of the cargo ofai n nqu o i r ry ß i c n o t : A I then at Belfast. This.snatter having been, settled to . . direc their mutual satisfaction, .in two days after down total tions from the Secrets' came the re al an d o tli c l a l accou n t -that a treaty os , number of begga peace bet ween E ng l an d an d A mer i ca had been signed. children, at 15388.. The Llefendants had at first no ground of objection her having a right o f, i , w he" i to the contract; they had made a' bail speculation, land, 9197 with of f ana knew they must 6ear the loss. If ow e rer , a riahes, in a mi.' de- leads to the following ;lasi lay occurring in the arrival ••of the vessel from Bel- p ar „ hi „f beam fast, they availed themselves .of that circumstance, • and wrote a letter to • the Plaintiff, 'stating; that in . Nea-pareeldal, toneipiag consequence of the non-orrivai of the cirgo, .and other circurnstences - which hail since come to their i knowledgeobey considered the contract void, and • Would not folfil if. - The cotton was- re-sold, and w - i 1 - 00 w;;:, ti , tret sr.d this action was for thribvs4efained liposittis. it-salee , frrvirrsu a II EP Of whom C ` ~ Y:I it,. gaIMPS , ITtI , !MU II ig INg nits i r za.‘ WI., c ...vs.. i.... ....mi. ..= 11.... www,r,.. e ....•• • ---- ---- -- ...- -,...: . ' !twit thwroad iptigneittin. Du 'milt's • 1001. a year Compktioant- foe the ..e0( his aoad .. it 4061.....- • Sos ii tribk,Of il t effikiiO4,4 4 . itWit lifit WI been•idtattwittr erreted. ~ , , }........ i.. .:, ~.1, . • . . --ti ... sego pi - 10 i s the ;present time. The Can.' 4 ,1.11-04 11 . itiaiiidllY,. mite .seeeirewonied - - -,- * 10181 bWilibi, "tboro 46',. ot irbd nut el° perish h • o,ll ' l l rtri:4... , '7l 'if' telt if V °4 p inP lll l l ./ We h r *l7°l l 1 . . Maiden here tbb i ttehitiff llthk to lndlctmi"nt. •' • I time.. i selta r rletit,Unet r iet4..traa l - i h t rais:h; ' 44 at ee3L. i u p - , 4 • l air.. Gangty for Owe Prosecution, contended that . thtN 1 'ken. befide 4s Ibt.lbfre a l e lbesibs. be cb•A l bted Wm. die forever acc..sloo it sort mine belted commutate* ethers. .• .t! ' the Pirieht by the Irene"' low of the land, wove which entrahutil ire ie OW-estiemitteit in Col- llicholllr - --- ' - pre. ~" liable, and to the pariah it was thtt the public had to r0i..., wino* ne. inn tow o:eates. ...- hart Molt, no etteement - come to b e twee n thed. end Jodi. ' I:l4ll,""icol*f*er th e O g ee lt r k bl inY t wirn w a I" ill" been detailed. TI4I two eskers were , ar.t, an niteatpt all - *foals, - he sabsuated, totted dn. erraftbarliability. 1 eraii.K tar dwelling-bawds shirk rite Prover sot saekod. I , • the Cbeienon..(Me.Wregam) qi.bairtkpbbo*.pi.i.. - kg • .be nibbled taw etototogrowels •asid hole the goidenat's tont i . tl• l• lb be that sitotitiorbet to etintrair 'Alt 'Of 'Pa diatriebt- 1 7 4 ' bur " "t' er " •49 sr -cereal gu'rY. into itte ti virhirtiers 80 and! brier of tbs. treaties Altritogb th e bark Mlll dirnr. CllloiSt !NOW ibliliestilirt 'kr thirp4sent ease-there andateettehts Lea Ike foliar, whets 4ke . cossetted, boadaelf : , .... was noes Wet, and therefor*, theltrritik rt . attliable. ender a bacon true a, sill die family bad inked to het.- 1 He there regaled Woolf Wit bread ,as shrew, slid beer, ' •• _ ftfltiAVATtle attilltV4ll 4 :- t sod dalepsieleted- in bit espeetldititi dlr• getting into the upper • sans ; Nicker, a hacktraltattet‘ was-Indleted for: emir .f tee too t bicilweine rawAiibr el 4 554 5 _._ $.4 5 1 155 tits 1 ll 0 ~....' SiII•WWDOINWit PilefAil oil •OW telval4fatrtira.---bur k ..ketti Nrivo le his. T R Y, °lit I t bc14)4114 • ' II" ir " la ' . 4 teg i t t ..; retinue, theetatement *1 .be 5 '' • --• e f t "` window ihtu .1t: itt!; 4 0 1, 11 - .1 1 ' • ...real • - • bat %a ihemr-tiseepeed wish SW . is, 10.44 irnime. a rireepe.antrwier , m . . 4 ,411 tiro nt rtaistiMseentlitaim,ewleteetteett , :00 Me , elle ii his erbtattl, boorefte, lied. aft•ibilliliplit- • Wog% 0 4,66 • 141:c .""*. i i d r i . :. ' ,Pe:: 'S -t. ,a- -. itopt. - se ...sitplits it ' w ish le less e Ike brat - Iliroidiettpl.4 Ate pritee;and orbit tbe•wbote to a •. 4 1" ' a. '., •.. tilfolladilr e t - Ma r 0; 'sod - kept ink Ate illiwtmai Palt.lowit 104 4ebete.ty 25"5/vA Mtge 55 e , ,. f X .. •' ~ ftwatOir. On the day ' IlleftfillOOlt. hi Ittilltiieittelli: "sr. acrd e t ar la ritti nilaY-Ibe nitres hi town. ...:: Si gold t.; barber .11 ..yet- inn eet, and retailed ear delt 'At (fuel! • ' t gfivatilittmete out n i ssistioltritedlibille OW ftWalithillittitd, *le the teaming, tee liens, .0 bith ta *AI It the weiltpersrao„ ' sr?. ,s 4, 1 1 l ossi f "bum( racier 'Otter tbao • be- thought &alter Cut. Nieb We Ineedtrienid tatuseled ' tp identify.. t mines steles net of the Isieadty tied the Water le Withal they •.. Nod. ... .... . noel Is,' stare been ' , vita nit -her Matte be first beat ; 'EviAenct an. aholeneq ' 'Art all i rkiot r af the,_b s6ll ',i sr vis 4 . ' ! , .: •_ , - h e , s ki, , pitch fort , ' lb.. 4.b....bk.. ea. no g l ut - of abe . plete chard OS the eerattuff le son ' s _ 4 ,..,. - • A . .: • -.• 1 • • sompe a , i ,, a1l w et, 4 6,0,4 or s well' of _,.....;, .. re,sare. Wi th er; was there in Jane ina i , a n. - ~, A . , ..- , b.. ... 5, tea 0615 Prisoner ot the hot to have poor out ~, - t ..... i aI l 4 -tit to at hitt' nu tot tiro Window` otlit 1111404 V tOrt." a. Nwolle s t which *gate to netuber ' . .;'. A ... It - I moiler rhoilioli eit-4 denitall; - etbetwiaW44-48/eli- "110 0 5. ?I' iehrJtarthrtt and ilk? butch; As' '--• fr Pr. . r we' Ind *rytvw ' 1 ' ..:.- •;. bare Iteett,lliHefilt • -"J. :'.• - - ••.. - r.ti. - - 1. - 104= 1 `; liuder hi e " t tw i - . in er.....: atioNter primate toak. k Atom t - ~.. *--'!- - t / rlsit . Jw ti feted the -• • Conn smitileredtdlite• - 5 ~ .ielltbri,!.tt it!. nerved, and orapped..esto news, la on. itergpivet. I Ine s asitliiriwigat but omit pieced tvenetab lite etorttlid of Menice '• • • ~ I . • •.‘ - .••••••:- • -•• •' ' ' • 1 * •• • • 1 toed. •it hr.,. WkitireflVelk.d Oat at the owed: 'Thou &Arrow . 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Of .IZeglkialdiedt -i k r the Mini 1111/, 'a Wilk. the woe an tolitrit'lle No.'s.httreo of rotioryiatt the plate oil ' -- . • ' a Reegpor. stet . tie Ruda urn toollebt-.4 coq of the *ova, 1.,' - • .. liftll4P to lAvi.r^r! reed . , _ Arirdict — deceased sod hid ain the sr bed., tied..be iiisiejboted tine e v wel • - ' - wet hk • pea 4 aped: Apagd 4 some reissbn oc guts fur it 4..00(.4 tot .i..&..0 eiteeersied In tad f ; • - 3-• . . .. ... . . r An ?' e Mitt tts :h., Titian,. enee appetite* le growl elites, ..„ , - llfin t ,k i 1 iF 1CR P P 14 , 76 4: 41 ,. ' h .. __ '( , l -Y e 'li ew" ! ' : . _,l, , aroma, sue bertv we. petit the plute s .tbuogb she aves. his ;he ~ ' sl if;i n ekei, and Pr aid., were; ePtirreesiurul prints at.the Par mat bent out aeiniedt.teif; uftervtardt; l i o: $4 0 4 , 2 4.4.ed before t ... • Majtlaratecat Union-hall';" ritlaltli'''tr :l e .46ol ' llo.l6e, "B:Bll4ilalaWdbe wan 'ln; t the result Of Alia • ofiell' quiet teat belef 4 li t a ui,.,,,l. 4 4g t er t ~...,.., godt r assusisiisod 0 i i k ii _si l .",_ k noon; they Were • ibiportlts DIMC Ott etprosttima --757-.7! 11 ffiliezmansiatumay mmat r posed by the witnesses, ✓ the. Defendants, salted, that hick his Learadi Friend huh ! ad. nothing to do with the p re . is likely they had .induced t h e ate ibe contract, but their two eve justified the Defendants is ished, he was sere, that Me mo , themselves been instrementsl er which composed the meow', aper in question. H. belie to ( IMO king for, mersisenta, and purseot ock Eichler; who were the w , ' authentic political intelligeace an the I:tandem editors, of eve ,: re the circebstion of intelliges eo of what tbey knew to h e t h e terrine produce second and tw il l cowl ring upon the original lie. : e t , s h ow that Messrs. Colqaho we to ' F - socti thing, he should proce e d bet" we. lie did not pretend to sy • !he least defence on areount 4 ( • Tt. hint having terminated Cont rary r ig The Defendants rested their no tat the contract stated the vessel " h board. to have been their 'it Lin stances in which she might inn rriye Within a reasonable tins ▪ that fbit was not the fan; To , that the Plaintiff bed tecel4,4 wing been stranded som'e toil e ir, fait, to sihich place 'ise new , a' material point-of thitont t so, t r . "' actually at Belfast ; and if ' s e • Ti rer reached that place, the Cog, 7 ,:r. Ind. Lie should prove that tha been Mt sanded at a piece slid s ti -limits of the Boy of Belfast". in 4 mixed with her cecgo, by re . t ies -on account of the carp twi st be.: 'band : and !Intl it was not lilt R bi tr, !;01; and a variety of represent. way by the adasihoCinstal,that sae ItrireUtei the • ovintsis. If OW s it Coatrict be if legitinete ore, OP littKa•netiainiiag 'die - Argo cos.' i - TtlafPflieitif ind irering the csrge the' sa l debt tle had ititmliteit'le'deliee Vargo Rutin the ifitig's ten,. stint prhbisble totifiseatirin. umstauces which urged . the f)e: inn/Pier ifia .not tit* failim of • it entered Intl . istxreat the faith of T it :" f he . dinied thew facts% it ebuld . beentitled to a aerdict.: 3. I l e ttha i : t h e e4errt for the ship," TGi merit 'Nether of other Witnesses . si r . ...facto ntiliolf by the Learneit ' ri umstita§e . ,..of the •sewel being. ieta•A; 'the barge; detained and r,r :siirom- film*, and the fact of • the leiiidietion of the °trent t, 'Shire 411 distinctly stated,... that %Mediate notice of .there • A iitYsfiiatislteed •tn - the Plaintiff at • ifelPtlibl‘chteri ediktritf hating. ! 11WeliA sticleaki* **hod,. • bomitiftl Op wet t felt • the Plaintiff—Du ' i I; Mr. —At a trial of iftiicett%Mit per, titis,jmong some 'nit/en 4 Mr. 'linefeed suave • eaCellent Clint-' r r. rr, Si. L 0 yards, Slid free tht C. 401;'firds,i . after which Mr. wr. Dike of Cot . o . ktr, ter', lilt' g e ls inccen'ive shots J. I of theilrl . YrOin the rest Sid PK Alt, alt:o4lin, near the 'centre, and Nr. Sieetarget two feet in circuit:. Mr eye. Although thin Mr, w. beaten; it Inlay be considered as: T. of bekttg recorded, thin to show . !h rile shooting has been brined . 34r, h are of opinion that Nit fee lee F. be fbOnd Among our Trim M r . Mr lose boasted Toperiority in the As been so often and so leak r • 1111! !AVEC! OP Faloin.—A motheit of 18 children , ._ fella . 4 11 ig fatatinklinref—Oft Mrnwhi 414rootad, near Canterbury, in taking up a sa c k Upon which , the aniseat sprang at his threat ) , his arm to protect himself, his arm ; when a %Iranian of IV - so much affected by the sight • ti the boy tbuiattarked was * Chi .culation of her blood vim` hp a a consequence the'neit . inoruilf• Mr poor labourer, in Caliterhiry% ildren, the youngest only ire Al I stopped last Thursday eseto orp, lent and Castle, St. Geofgel rm-house officers, who iosistel lea The driver insisted it s hield thr he officer,, who forret' open lb. out leaped a • large she hear s stn if the officers, hugged him t• the driver interfered he met death. It afforded fine wort a were en the road, The beat (P, Bartholomew Fair. Jtaft.—Mr. Martin, who con the state of . mendicity ender Job aryttary. of State, estimates Ow gaol its in the metropolis, including ti The proportion of that nuts' 3. parochial settlement in Ent for a 6603 belonging_ to home par lly A miles of the Metropolis. This Ph Classification : lrhh Sit ag of !lepti. :,:r 1 " Vow Fureistrly" t o t es , T„f a l I h . " \ 15.14 1 a 9288 arc rbilaea. 2 • Pusllraed by D. Lova;!,., se w ~, It f •t