The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-05-27 00:00:00

paL but if not, the injunction thiteld be figs . DES TRUCTI PE FIRE. d note, if she would say she was her I nraid, and sta-ear to Mrs. Murphy •and the others as 'omitted the robber' She admitted that At Woolwich. on the Mr. G. Gale, bookseller. Thursday, J. Grote, Esq. of Badgmere, near licalry-apois. Thames. . F.RY-LANE, MA T 26. SERJEANT'S INN, CIIANC , A destructive fi re occurred in the neighbourhood ;. haring committed 11.. .y. of 11 ,, t0n, on Friday night last. The family of Before the BAnoss of the . Excleceu ea. she had ,received 3s. at one time, and de..at another, PROPLRTY TAY. " • from Mr. King. A CIIII.GIiNGE. Mr. Richard Casswell, a respec table farmer at Wig. GOLDEN V. TIL E COMMISSIONERS Of TAXES ? tott, had retired to rest a little after ten o'clock, and I The Defendant, Askew, did not attend in Court, IVIESSAS. CURB.' K and Co. Sargeens, late in 1 A n interesting case was mowed by Mr. WAILio all would probably soon have been asleep, had not bat his wife did. She declared herself wholly tin- , Ili hi* Majesty's service, chale.,ge the w be,!e world . to FIELD before the Barons, on petition of the V i lainliff '' Mr. C. been disturbed by a little girl, about five prepared in go on' with her trial. Under all the cir- i Efuoreveheaviehla'eit T o r e %% 41 ' tviir.freelhelei sheet. The a nc id ie Zela n t n o v f , : praying relief against an alleged , grievance sufferect rears of age , who oo m p hanod of a ver y stron g smell ' from the assessors in this instance, from wide); he had cumstances, however, the Coin did not think the ; years * tells particular branch of their profess:roil has iiist given • of smoke. After a short lapis of time Mr. C. find. I- trial could he postponed, consistently with the rola! rise to one _ utoucccisful ci a t l e t e d . They continue o direct their no• appeal, or possibility of redress, except from their ing that the child's complaidt was not groundless, , of justice ; but several ; questions were put, at her i P L AINTS , iI t Ie• e l tlie i . 1 ! !. and that u n4 ernnge t'u t re ot f thYs E 4te E tn it , B W i l l iieX; llo ; Lordships. The Learned Counsel detailed the particu. proceeded down stairs, told foetid that the holt, „bi c h instance, with the voluntary assistance of the A t --t-or - i conseqoence of the penticigus and wasteful tired§ of a Isaiah long . ears of the case under-the Act of Parliament, was on fire. He immediabey gall tbridirm, and. provided n awe l' fth assessors to Commis- , rte General to the witnesses. . 1 and meet anhoppilv paroled by the Nouthe of liiiih vexes. la I the one it.will be found to be theadalling source of Illtrrennes!; the family, six in number, luckily ealittiett without and.. The case having bout concluded on thelleet of the ' - • w a hile . 'it a gav a e r no e sUch appeal or the.edress to ' , the other have it, ravages fatally developed to them by a dm personal injury, although their lives WIN la .leisl. • prosecution, . Ire.sing ante of debility, which, if not totiely remedied, fermi. -,„..„! 614, parties assessed. . . nint danger, from the circtsaistance ,er aes pi The COVIIT entertained doubts ofilieir jurisdi c tion , J.ord ELLENDODOUDD somme4 t2p the eviden:iitates is linpotehre. These are 111 remote and ultionnte effects; adhllesnsamptains, .loss of antscular power, and viruses wet. 'wring got to a great height before the abided ye a s but rese rv ed - .I._ for • du I A ott which he commented with his wonted imparti their juusment COOS ra ou till • i vows eiseititaints, Inanity characterise the earliest statei to' Ali discovered. The servant-boy, who- slept in te tY. He remarked, that eridence as far it o - ent, l , *Wittily vire: of ;Orions languishinK nor Mint** Incident to nest Term--Judgment postponed. i t garret, must inevitably have perished bat for the . , i clearly established the gpilt of the two Askewl andil V al a hatot. their !rea uneld "timid'' , I .' oll h,' Dever rt.rea 'ID --allo•-•. • restful lo Gie Cour* of a long, l a borious, awl Ottica ettentled presence of mind and exertion of the maid-servant. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MAY 16. I Mrs. Hipworth. With respect to' Ann Degmority 1 s p * r c ae.lice. i ii she must (*Wass s ad g o mptiosed Qu e ll of ye . Many neighbours were quickly attracted to the spot, Tile KING O.IIND AND 9TIIZIL !no testimony had been o ff ered.; and neither Thomas ; netessl tofecti , t ~,, gich as'ohstructlons sat ie urethra, spongy es-. _ , eveseences. hard tamtfars,"ealloas ulcers eruptions . ; sotalool • and readeved all the aid in their power, but could This was an indictment preferred against the pale nor Blocklin had pleaded. Ageintt the tare tees tio STRICTUkdb, . ..1, weaknss A Oil n., ...k • • give no effectual assistance. Almost every thing rut' A --en-antlls • John King,. Eleanor Murphy, Mar. traC ealy, therefore, could a verdict be given. I viwtictlver recent or of long duration, and which lank *tilled the within the walls of the house was consumed (includ - 1 garet Tyler, and three others, for a trespotai • in - did‘not mean to impute any error to hfreAfkrphyl..ll° ot i o me thfr e ,' , Pft vA l' i l i n o n re d , p i t h •Ibeir t r y c r: e ri w ir t rd out ll7: . tog same valuable papers), together with a barn and.; breakiag and ► entering the house of John Askew, M r.. King,' or Margaret Tyler ; yet, as * tffe' aliiena l iparr i dsuffering One e r eructating polo Kai alarming heniorrhagd *OW s eining, and a quantity of thrashed. wheat !of - Clarendon - square , Somers Town, on the 2ttb . of thee!, periods from Clarendon.square *Wake day l ; . *hich irequeollt funnel's the npplicalloa of the lunar ca,roc. and oats. The osaid.servant lost about 301. the ,of July, 1811, and taking - from thence a diamond allotted; to,' was capable of other proof 4ilials t heir.. 11)101itih6eucewnirse„nu": dues " Pen o l ; Yireratele"rliesteliiv7it°r"cl ssn atet, e la"rtehit:474l:46.". -Iserd-eareed wisp of horn* industry. Her case '-necklace , a gold chain, two lace veils , and a veriety..owulpire assertion, it was father suprising that such.: , fulls, theft . care, the total eradicatioak of v r kick .is irgeeted !,! Ai has been yery eseeiderably taken up by the people . . of other property,Asentioned la.thals:dictesena. ..m te „ 3 iproo th a d no t bum ad d uce d ; .I t was a l so a a as pg.rlare, eeriain,inal expeilittotor Mode of pathetic ithpetioi mon? _:___ i other y e t adopted. The we . aktwes, relaxation, and depth,* of the tillage, amongst whom a subscription has Jury were charged, but neither Counsel • nor Protect,- I cites circumstance that Mr. King-should hate isavvq. proceeding ,froia Me complaint, is speedily removed, hod the be*. sossetsoood, and some )0/1 1 g Isdies sp a o r:lxe. fora ppearing, the Defendants were, of coarse, ae. ' Hannah Mytter es. a week for telling tbe . truth.— . patient restored tor s osnd and viauritus health. Rut where the Wing aeverst Iniletes of work, to be di of quitted. Sias a-remuneration surely could not be necessa - y debill ”' l ' ; ' , . tor Y elittd• a Pi . "P"" lwrseverhnfe iis tarts i. o '. . . eft reties remetlies, afterlife stricture h , is been Itestroyed. is in. hr the semi charitable pareses , which may be seen 1 - Tat MEW E. ASKEW AND OTHERS. • SE elicit from her that which she wa; bound to corn. dispensahly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life' at Mr. Noble's , Iloatee, en end after the 4th of , Thieves an indictment' preferred by - Mrs. Elea. Musicale. It was also odd, that soma of money, : aed.tore-enimate theztmstitutlon.. . . s. • June. No blasseitteehee to any one Os this whin. a er Murphy ; one of the Sofondants, in dm former although small, should have been given to Mary b a le . Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the "first reipeet , thitityr day occasion. Ti. accident is baliered to have case, against John Askew, the Prosecutor lu' that t ar the same purpose. It was the peculiar province • have bean ofnceumuilfiraiibites care e of Me li 4 rZ . sl C rlc r ali tle ivet Me; Cu . triiiiiitilliravinge been caused hy a cktraney in the: kitchen, to builde - ease, Louisa Matilda, hit; wife, Thomas Dile, Aim of the Jury, however, to decide, to what degree of received a . rodital :Ind' permanent Cure, request thnt reference*" leg which some wood bad been enfortessately aged :" Dugmore, Mary Ilipwortb, and John Bleakiln, credit the witnesses - under all the circamstances ; may he given to thtin, as satisfactory evidences 4f the desist** ) superiosity uf Mespro, Currie-osod Co.'s plan t of itettialeat;: - /t this sea* caught by the fire lighted the preceding dab charging them with hating unlawfully conspired to' wdie 'entitled. . • tdariy of these Geehten have had strictures from air : so . tw «4 for boiling* quantity of rnalt.liqtor in a copper. • prefer, without any just cause , a charge . .. felony ' .11te Jury after a fe'w . mintites coosideration re... 1 years, and had beetititubtailit ewe ofAlousrs. t ilome, Ileavlsideas l'he sparks were probably driven by the chioury against - the Prosecutrit s _lohn King, lIIN Rickhed I tented a verdict of guilty -against John Askew , i mid oilier fitirgerms Uf equa l eminence , who iitteniptedtketdX, on the thatehed roof of tha brow by; a *tog easa Gifford Wiltshire, Margaret Tyler, Julia Malkin * , I Lomita Matilda Askew, and Mary Hipworth • it; bYklbaetienatlinelittteiFcosurligreieyluanararreeqqnusdeoct.elittnitAltuLate th i saticalare, wind. -: :. .• I•s - ,•' ~ • • and John Nornitin, ill Defendants In the bit CaDO.".. baying been .coucerned in the cons p irac y imputed to lOf lbeir ease, age,tirof gene ral habit pf hying, fre.l e kt.slnele 4 l!" 1...1•11....§....id . , 1 The crime imputed .to Meth was that ;of beak% t A _ r ,'. 5 . ,, . .1 a reauttapee Air Wilke. atid m e dicines, "btu Jhe Woe Irili"c _e ? Ihem, together with Daleaad Olsekna• ~ k uu " W I t Eh.en or sent to any ps.ct of the kingdom. To ensure that se- VW. Cffyily of -Wakefield was ordered to cry, its loniously broken into th emek John Askew'," .10040. Atari was 4t .-.-'.--- -. • - . • I tfeey lo e: nasal to their uorieruoiringe shhipstageet letters the Cattle Market, on 'Wednesday, the folhowing ' on the - 2411 i. of Jely t lil . aed stelen-Aterehrr I te *ay he added to the norAtual *r iiie4lrhies• . r. ,. - ' 1 ~..I , „ • . !.the gientest delleacy. sieetVecy, oad.houour. ac eir Male, N.. Nam. Currie and Co. way he cflholuilelkief hey selx w". 11 Doers a 64 To an stock-johhen, butchers, and gra- , diamond et - citiaCe; &t....ef . vat of . of. InOt„-‘ , tiers—This le to give notica t that tallow has . rellitt its Up on this charge Mn,Aa ' " .;ised Mr. oho King, 14. il i ptop.gordveht•--.(iiit June i 809,67141164 Hellos price ft. ed. per stone; sheep skins, with the wool were speehehdtall, an d ' llsellldiaat Oa hat. of -lita •_.X - on, 7s. each; beast hides, 10s. each; and it *tee, Old Biitei, iii lime Not; to their . trijst ; bet petted cattle will this day lower in proport i on." l previllos to any eildelsce beiiiipaikiate;tify wares, 1911;t9N PriwAi rood Pith Herd by In v sti.s., at the gTkaaa i ltr det WWII; 'Fiett4trto. . • ~•,~, r~ '~ ..."-e ttotat aillkielineliedalae - -- ,,a, „mew. . • - . - ...... - -se"- -...i o ommggpirv*- - " 'll-•tot. ,• , i.-....%0.4... . • • ' • *7 •' . ." - ,,.p..*:A777. - - ,7* .1-• -* •risweis,74?-yr-.• .- •-,•-, .i • 19., • • . ‘ . • i• •' • 1. • • •• •• ** • !•4 . • . •• , . . i • ........ ......, 1 ................ _ . * '.. . .'•-• i oe • ••.., . . . . • .. * ..• •!. t • • A, • . . . . • • " -; "y, , 10 . •• •• ~ • .. , g • - ;;; • • 44! . • i '' ; , 4 _ - •li . • 41, • v • o• • - • • ..- •.. . , • ..' • • 'll ! .-•:-• !. r1031101A14; . ___ - ...........:_..... . ... .... . - . - __ ,_ _ .• . . , , • MR .l. sr ..g.' - • ••6 ' • • -• 0 •• N 1 .11 •- •" 4 ' .0 4 . .. AMA ' lt. • ' Li ', 11 ' . ' 'the &seta Of ty'burvirea amitrwen iftesided c tor, of bilddlOes, *es, , d.-,. eO, patlers were, ,; ' A .. 1 If e , ril l ed ~ -• . '..,. , • 't Mike :'. Gi l & , Stetiffttset Iffisrgarit Tyler propoutttladvtits . ehtifileing the hill and codicil of - pus ( r. --. 000 ""r - '- . . - - .. . . • a goon! esw i3HANCRRY. Mae S. .. .' ' 'took heti •tkiat farDtkeenbee last, end wii&also so- " the deceseed, these - papers bore date the 5M and Otb . . . 'PARIS, MAY f22.-You eapectied, lib 'll3o'll' ii, id' "sat. or citisasoliteppe tt. 1.0114 Gairraa• .4. ' . !quitted. The ether three-Pelmet, Wiltshire, Hon- 1,1e1y 1 .11110, - and the4'estator *lied on the ittei Out. • bear of the signature of the Treaty of Peace, and to His Honour prOnoOnced i an elaborete judgment . ler and Nevem, had ativeriftwp apprehended or 'lilt 1. This will and codicil were opposed,. ity the •• be informed of the principal 'conditions of them,•-•- t hi s .. • • i nt ol • t very important rase - ',. which c a me -argrune. 4 1 1, ..- i deceased • s widote , and . his only e ( 4-,04 , 1,...ripnj, two Nothing, however, has yet transpired beyond what . p „., ~ ,„• •., on a plea in bar, filed tiy the Defehdattf against th' ~ A otees b oa o f o itoes.e. Isere mined in support 1 r o unds brat' e fi v is f f, ei ti or ti ti Ot t lt ti g o l4 f u t i h n e l poafpetr.cliitirio4unlesetxioisnti;L. .. ~ "., was published some days ago • and they are in many . Plaintiff's bill, desiring the titleof the heir at' husk orSpib'peresekit endictment: a. ;. ' . g • , • part e, f have reason to believe , very Incorrectly .. the late Earls of Orford, George and kloratio, mil ' - 'lliat Proseetietlit, Mn. Mrs. Mtsrphy; deposed, that in l and, secondly , On the ground of insanity and *itica' , Oven. There is understood to - be a considerable the ground that the estates in gentian, situated ia t ,, 1810 , 'ski wits ' liequainted ' , with Mrs. Askew, but '.. pacity to do such an act.-It appeared from the eel: , .... coolness between the Emperor of Austria and 'the Norfolk and Devon, were legally devised to the her intiessey terminated' amm•talletriWa Mo.. :Oa Ilse deuce, * that Mrs. Evans, the widow, separated : fro* . other Sovereigns ; and if report speak truth, not fendant'saneestor, in thefeniale line, ItY George, ll D r; istlrof , .,/aly, - 18.11,•,- she werst o te, Brightott, where l i' the deceased in the, year 1892 1 under artieles; that quite as much cordiality as there was between the• iii The , Earl of Orford, the an cestor in the male line of itia-- I she sedie - ,on to dey on, whiCkit was alleged she had laftertrarda a reconciliation took plaer between them! Allied Sovereigns and . the King of France. Plaintill, brand by rirtaeet a,eertain c o dicil to the tes- ! committed the Kdithery, and where she remained for and Mrs. Otani returned to the house-of tihedierasede ii Emperor of Austria is said to have been not quite tator's Sill,.made iti the year P 750. ilis ;Honour ruled'', soventieeeltit efterwards. Shelleard nothitig.of the i but crintianed 'with him ostry a ' short period, on stir: • ...-, pleased with the wsnt of marked attention to his daugh. for the present, that the plea was good in form, al- '•charge Preferred against her ..by the Askewei •till• the l i Z: of criminal intercourse existing between ; ter,_ost the part of the Emperor of Russia and the King though not reciting all the . words of the codicil ; but , 9 t h n e Joy; talc. o n fbe wreaks of Is Web day, lasi; ild cud . Kiss Sarah Co: Fogs, whom •he had . 1 if -Prussia. He was equally displeased with the visits ' before final judgment oe a case of such difficulty and she was sitting in her house, .in. ,Pintlico,..Perry, & (taken into his house to mestege ; his domestic affairs; • • Vl' laid by these two Sovereigns to the F.e.Empres.s Jo- 1 Veit*, so very long and ably argued t be felt bound , p o ike otr wet ,„ , came an d took h e i r i l ypr A istosi t ir.. .§4,i and whom he hid materially henefiten,by, bi t n iii l.t e i., . ~.. liephine and PA' gene Beaubarnoisi - and by theintimacy to frame a case to be argued in a Corot of C 04601046 was t a k ien. to the Brown !tr.,* 1110/.fteget, and, i•.tle eienent Of 10601. per antium,,, , atidliketeise•ep.; . .: established between Illeir 11(01.4s, and thel /a .: Law, for their opinion. ou the.iritric.itte case.-A case i from Woke' fu Xeweate, at • ° s ulking:L-4Y she Panted her one . of liii executors and' reSidtittry le • ,,. den Prince; A good deal. of wowillingness s said o t f ii l A a w w w w All as v d . i i re i c o t t ed ir . ot . ._ _ . _ A .- ,- fin i al put - OM SitetrieVirtilf Mr.71 1 . - 11ing,, sta-lter eV i ; tee. •.- ft - fertile,- appeared; thet thedecested had coin.. . .$ to hes. been shelef by MstAti' to the indemnity ternaUsi wArea cosiiiii. t c looppei, iftlititili4Ptiiii 01101114er Illeftitti.tatetkAbat 1 1 , mitted• rarirlus eon of eccentrtailyi and that a coitus: ~• • -- proposed to be kiatill to 'Bogen* Sa l° harnois id _.: '. . K Sir SAMUEL Roblictir.T, aopportetl by Mr. HART, G IPS tleinall6::"''‘. .- • t r... 07. '.. .. 7 . l, , ..„ „ , ilus as„ .. , l acy.. w a s p li k e n,. ets ci ege i n et t h e. oisi , - ... ... Cermet: She, seems to be apprehensive that etr nutture deliberation, returneCksm . ~ : .sn in... i Mr. Roved:l4 and Mr. WitanAte, moved' Mr an ' Mr. king, in Me,witiveination, arelarra, that' 0* ;01ated . 001 •,7 4 1 4 (4 November,. 1810 1 end the: enters into the views of . - - - Itussia anti Prussia to) ' • 'tnrienction to restrain the/ Defendants from taking t h 46 4 oz.v # l , w h ie - I make Unvaria quite as powerful as she was under ; ._ 184 execution Mt tbstjudgnient they had obtained init it. woxisilleged.be had burglariously ' l ie ry, 'raft • -• • entereil the house of ,Askew!' in Clarendon-square,.l. . s ite ply tf. , . ... the Bonaparte dynasty , thes:• making a strepg ear. .. it action of rjpettaerit; by them brought to evict die k --v-r - ee sfesit hi‘; house 'in 'HotiliWtt-st Met, the , , whole of ;r In suppert•of Mewl% and codicil it siireetiseeded . • ..-• ' rier between • Austria rt and the Ithine. There have i ' Plaintiff from the ,possession of his house and V* 4 - : the day arranging his Ilbtitil.l l 'ileilfad" never been . ; tbat there was no endue ascendency or thiifraeleitee.; • • . 44 been several interviews...between the Emperor of i, tialises, the kiln' •Oek Teverthsat the foot of the new I - .i at M#.4 Askew's house, ?Wk:why occasion whatever, _eked over the Trstator at the time of 'thi s itatitime: . . till.ttria .(now called Emperor of _Germany by the ! intended Vauxtedl-bridge, on the ground that lta . an d 1 . 6 no bonwledee cif Mres Murphy, the present ', - of the paper& iu .tetestion; tfuit it was ctregaissat ' Alonigeur ). ppd . the King of Frante ; but the Iblee 4 bad incurred a forfeiture of his talks quoties: ie41104 . p ro otoirix, silt his,foutol i fhittelie:httd been joined ia ipontanious act of a eispable peror of Russia and the King of Prussia have not; I - , • - •I . ..- - Pe 1 3 1 -t - . • ,(4, • „,,, • • 1 held, by hjm as sublessee CO the Defendents, *nude: . t h e L i dr el men t .. Kith hi's. s t geee,eshich, for tile first , On the , ether, side it eras come $ that not an t •' - I been of late, so frequently al heretofore, at 110 I lease froni the Dean and Chapter of Westminster; si -rite- *1 sew her it the bar the Old Battey. He undue influence asnicaswiessol had been practised, bul • -- Thuilleries.,.... • •- • I far a term of /I years, rettawable it the expiration ' . .." 'Own Mr. Askew apt hid' issued an execui ! : thee the tireernikF Silt eallitslijeVeseseht the tile* de - -f-- 1 . 1 Monsieur is said to' be unwell. Politicians corn. ~ i t f seven years, on paying a premium of one ti. .' . !fist his property. • • ' lake exeeetion if the Sid tOdieil t bat tad' , , i ' ~, much eager. ; , everyplain of there having been rather too . . • .5. - hundred pounds out each renewal, and suklect to - a i . 'yet Tyler bad lived servant with- Mr. anti 1 . tat previous a nd stlPSeteetatirthereto. .;,.-:i . • ... l ... :- . 1 nese, aupeis l'euttroti..to tread back the steps takeo • 'yearly rent of fire'pounds. .„ . I Mrertbskew, but' left' their service on the 4th oil . , The cpurc.A* . , ?te s .n,L,A.testor f t.),;;:after re •. • ... -..,, -r-- by his Royal ifighlteis. Certainly the general es i . i There was a covenant in the leases, subjecting-the i ; Ime, 1610 1 and thee went le :live as eeee'reet.t,inltorhe eaNeripe l - estti l tneking many pertinent • ' ,4 ;II pretation was that the • droits reunis, and' the "0. lessee to a folftiture on any delopidation or wait' ) in i t ;;;Ti,77.li e . Grate . ,.. sit Chertsey, with whom sitel,iiirratloiliffiereon„ was clearly Of oplition'that th ..• - :! S scription, would both be , abolished withoutdelay. : -. , the event of not repairing or re buildin g , withiti,tbree i;ied * ill) the latterend of 1812. . Sheeras et*ChEtt.: ,watlio'lsiltsior clr I Iticidinterval at the tinge of e ..• • .'• ' Why the latter has not been , I know not-but wit h , months after due notice to that effect, served aiton ! 4 Malay on which it witetHigetfehe had ehilited stition'brtha deceased, and therefore it pronenucei .I',.i, respect_ to the former, it must be said that the free.. , that .to A ' sury is in a state of such absolute distress ;: , ~ ~ him which notice was not complied with by the , in vis mik tf i bt t h e ro bb er y . a ll oded'te.' She ' titer agaibstAkevolidity of the will and codicil, toed ca. ! :-. p•- ~ n a Dgendant in August, 1813 , some time after ,pert oft snuc k 'Went telive at Richmond l - ind the first in e lsOnniesi.ljasgs-lieseit Cox Fox its costs. . , abandon a tax which produced between tight .t . ., 11.- t• IN* premises bad been burned by accidental fire, Z 4 foisOlost; she had of -having bems accused of robe e ..,,,,: ! ; ,-, - 1..„;1. . * . • _ ..s : .. -, -, . ten millions sterling, without hedittg an equivalesttf * /.lkedni of which the lease- became legally forfeit 1 ! heel. snits from Mr.,Kiog, who kind her out s eta; ~ •‘ • . (43). JM/LEA r ! •.. . k . would have been attended with the greatest' incon:* . ..,„d ~.. • , ..... . i rd' b ' I t'tti sleet the Plai a tlO let a tame( a w against I'd th fact. She, In contietniz., 'Bur. '..- 4 1" '''`' . 94)".1. ' * • ..4..5iii,,.--. . - • .. 4 , mem_ .: cate . dt venience. .- ' . ' -lila -e - tit t• •-•- ' • ..- \''' •• -..- • • - who filerfhis bill in equity, for relief and an • 1 „ t c , ... herself, 0n.4 was tr i e d e nd' it ., Of - e d_r:fes . 1 - • - ti ..1 , , . , . ,APAtniic .. ; • , , . .• • The 'King conducts himself with great propriety.. ... _. , ._ ~ . ..ilonenon. s 4 i, •• ••' i ; last. She h a d no .koeiledge Whateitr " of. .4. ftZl it .. J ' rr: ltiallAia.tos. isileset,.. ,toe • 'au retalnoesty. ; , . God knows he has an Herculean task to perform ; o the en=houte . oC.Jridos tslifiver, id Swoh. *•,...: 1141•Al0rOled Ceitnsel long andiably argied fee I the .. ;., ne c o mmoelt• In tles'intlietmen't sttittiltbeii ite2; Int thiertgat. ot of ItariLattd hhealiag two blankets, # ; and if yes can bat rein in our impatience and rest. the injunition on' fhb grotuld that the Plaintiff bedr`l ti ll eletwers Written -AG . Oy Mr. King, 7 4igiePt ,bitil..' gist?eet, couitereatr, dtc.• file er , PertE . ,i,, feree • les:mess a little, and not expect every thing to be 'l Mhry Anne (311 liver the wpe wr-tee toter, depostdc• ' previous to the ' notice, entered into a contract withni Murphy , the-present Piesecuteir. Previous to wit- pot to lights et once, we may look forward to a i that she went out and isickedlhe dAm• pi the ha. • -, the Commissioners of the Pleseltridge to sell to them - . - ettting Mrs. Askew's service, she quarelled o'clock and evening; it was dirk i'steretnri in about alr , , • long !Tose and happiness. his interest fora sum of4 L OOOl. wit` Ike knowledge L:A ss Wjaa mistress arils threaftuied;-thatbefere Six i i t r • ned hOur aaiti =at In e ldx broken . open, and the articles aim. . •.. The wee of Brochure: continues-the insects of a and approbation of Mr. Sheri the -Chaiiinan ;and al. a i on iiii. ......"espireti she would ititte her doable ironed in ; . ° Mary GrTskin, of White li g art-tnitrt, Smithfield, *deposed4 • . ~ - s t i . l7, flittering in the morning and falling at night.i member of both corporatioho, wit) . agreed . ;oh the mi nu te. , ; that about a reamer before nine o'clock at night, of the titit at is a phiiisent thing to go into the Patois Royal-its . apartme nt , and a.ked to leave * • . Plain:iff iti neglecting the releittri ) ;. es the Bridget : Hannah . Myner deposed, that f . she . had 'introduced ilt r it , . 'ket he , P a r aTt e er r , ca a t : t a o btl t -g a w rla n n w e ith'her, which she re.: ash nstant the !waken of Reeds/tree are rotted you, Committee Were to make a publitroad *Teethe pre- !the Defendant, Hipworth, - who was a poor womaC: flitted, until she asked her husband ; he said she might put them eac recommending his particular one-Le Send 1, raises, by ttutbor .. ) , it -of the tate Act of Parliament,- ' taken. from the work.ho,use, by Mrs . Askew's de- came he e i e a lla a r s;d w sa ll irsh ib e e h d a i d d isaw " ne e d i t : t etS l o7i r t il lf lit ore the a P li j a n :_ta er pour die sous, Monsieur -4u didble le Saud, pout . 4 " under which the Defendants 'would be still secure of sire, iota Mrs. Murphy's.house, for the porpose of 1 sheet, and counterpane, with a Mr. Ennis , for is. which had un franc -Encore tine Co . nstitution, pour neuf sous their rent and premiums,• which Attu, all !bey cool& snaking her acquainted with . Mrs. Murphy's person,-I cost her SM. and that he had always_ been before t inthe habit:or --Mai: Monsieur aintera ntieux peutelre-Point de claim, notwithstanding any rise in the valet' of- pro. so - as tp enable her to give evidence against her on' ii:lfeli l e w a r ti ft eCe iu t ` ela u r Mr. Ennis, t E ue n:l, a t ad o tee req rr e ie eli sZtel "l atraf ;:. ConstitNtion. The patience of the person harassed perty, and of course sustained no injary in Oh in- het tridtfar robbery. And this Mrs. Hipworth af- 95 , more upon them; shedid so, !red he refused ; aloe thea , . I e . with these importunities is at length exhausted, and stance, nor • 1 , derived the least profit fries -thil. new tertwarsts Millie evidence against Mrs. Murphy he- • turned the duplicate to the Prisoner. At elevtne'cleck.A.l - oal he bids the Senate, and the Constitution, and the .;. ....stable came, and d em anded the ariieles the Prigmetliad bgt id buildig. ' fona t-It Greed July. This wittier. also deposed ' the cellar the night before. She delivered them dpitolliSS .. , writer, and the hawker, git to the - together. I • Sir A. .„ l _, - r GoOTT, supperti'd brill'. i 44lll* ' end thef Thomas Dale had been instructed by' Mrs. • Julia Comery, an Officer, stated, that he appreb Ilere is a little Court Anecdote.-Savory, the late I. Prisoner six weeks after the robbery ; she was hid on ' 5 ..'10"1` , other ! . earned Coonsel etrenuously opposed the mn. .„ • iLb • hoimind and had undertaken to give As ese 40 er , , Mini.ter of Police, went to the levee the other (ley. site said there was no danger of her being proseclllMC4ooo l l • ' dog on the letter of tit l e covenant and the Arta of evl "`o it i • t Mr. King, dto further their views . ,h, b k e IPS f. I pawn ro er appears. against e . The fluke de Duras was astonished ; tie said, holed ~ :: 1 raritentetit creating such ceittracts, contending, on- . o f I .i r ei t o - r . -. . . i - . Tae Pawnbroker pr. re !tildes which, ilisilVdit .- .: • net written him any letter inviting him to be pre- him, and identified the li Priner settle 41 whit " i clef decided cases, thaethia Court had no jerisdittioti i • t lief( etoss.eltantiinition -she admitted, she' intd i tigZid.„,,wstn_th:,7l., I d i al _ . 1 ,noted to the King . 'ovary replied by P" lntiu g' 4 ‘"'ltt interpose by is unction , as the alleged _ consent 01\ b,, - e time batia - recelied. eight shillings per we st i r ' s. firtiiiver identified the article! tow I* .troportutkii. -4 the mopikar, in which certain classes were to be , , „,_, tna‘nairmen was not binding on the tAtiporatioti - . '*: •.- •t r lii promised trette '.. husband. . , . . , ... -.., _,. .- , • ...., . , ~.7 7. .; : . 109041,011 . sso guru a day., auds,le. Such & ma-el-e t estermmt .. thifi 4 . - t ! teal. . -.^ •:- I ` 7 • ...ft' -; . Mr. Baron A% sea • • j e ,„. -.....---- 4 , - ,Q.••••;4;‘ ~ s ' i ll - -• • ir 4 h. staliitilti% Tilik2ney . ~ • 7 : . • - •* ' • corl helot% to that cues ;' sai d Sewall. I Tait LOa iv en Ase e t.t.o a, .withettleit . , ......_ nes r : " • , :-..- .. does away with the i• '. a 1 ** : , ',- ,: ' -.... ....i.•••• • Me gia.em , ,err4•ol4l ;he went behind the King's R..m.....vim : ilerrick, Ma 'Morris, and Mary : * rett. werireapi. . ..: I lily s rep y , stated his jet gm • . I • • 1 eit On the justice ! w:4 0 0 1 , knifes Mr. and '.behi,, A s k ew ;b e bad' chair, ifief the tolfossing conversation in a low tone , 1 tally indicted for assaulong.,and, by force, taking from thy. • .•• ' and merits o f this new case, that was like to no fore ' kearffsef the; laid for instittithqr the prosecutioWl. person of wit and as J eer watch.; (Males!. and aR. took place : 64 He claims the right of presentation to r one, but to be governed by the late Bridge Mt., against Mro..Morphy, Mr. King, and the others.-:-.lllnek of England 'note.-Awe Jury acquitted ‘s . .iiiii . on _llers cannot he ' your Majesty, but your Majesty knows he . „,_„, and Mary Barrett, but [sl id Mary Morris Guilty of Steal 7 • . • of r e risamont, in addition to a reference now P 614. :Dale was to have been the principal evidence, but on , r ir Z only. 4 • 0.. • • presented by any one but myself." Several persons jog between the two Corporation., and not finished. - i..., - ' the first day he was so much intoxicated, he could 1 Joim Sanders. a . miserablelliohing old man. ago! Alt am. . • . passed ! More his Majesty, and were introduced, His laordship assented to-Nee inutility of rebuilding - not go before the Grand Jury. Mrs. Askew then : r art. irtet t l i Zr47fii,ra r z .i t a io n i v itip be a r4 , 2:tt..= _ st 44 Well," said the King at last, " - preseut him."- , what the Act of Parliament would allow to be de- proposed to witness, to go in before the Grand . livery-coat, on Tuesday last.--H e was found Guilty. ~. , . The Duke did so- the King made a slight inclination : l'hed after. In order, however, mo 1. soon Of his bead, but did not speak. I ouch cases from the effects of such a precedent, be i 1 Mary Dole, the daughter of Thomas Date, said, MED. • '•; ' , -, •••■•-•••-•!-.. I allowed the parties a few days to agreeitt'heT would, that Mrs. Askew had said she would _give her a On the Ilth intant, at Richmond ! in t finrrep, Ettsa. !Mol t • • : _ ---A .„§. a air would say she was her kitchen- I daughter of ?avid Dandas, pig. Serra' -Soreetnto the King. - At Woolwich. on the tOth inst. at his house in ' rhO ik !IMF= was ocitotritivi omit ikkel'OßS L COMMONS. ' .eatk. 'Ur i % 1.1 4 . • . 4aXiirreftsWl Aim xylkirs. 'NI graSlemtlei. pctting the valicitti tht ett!tatiiii Wu, ritl:"tihtr i a" ilattioirikttio