The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-11-20 00:00:00

• 1111 ' ~ s, ~`L. . MOW. This cause had berg b partly heard hefilre, insi ha . been postponed for, the prodocsien of isihdritpii; It arose out of a will. in which the `iiiitster had b., qraeithed e life.rent interest in . cegiabi proptritt to is' i - female, net at that lbne a from ceouicrle; .1!it0 directions in the trustee* nominated in the irilltO psii : site receipt* and dividends of said property into her, g g proper bands." She had married sines the finite -'s death - Ind her husband, with her concurrent* Tel the - trrastess So pay O m Ms bands. I MIMOSA . 1144064 i 'Aral, support o? Oa Mantles fia t , tom? the . (*.gad ., pinOesly wiebeqeeetbed, or tile (male ; for, if she ,iy, tlotreja no eloebt that. she. Rifaeis' 1 . It is dearly' is (4 bptui life.rept in ' ViPCOOl a Vil t° XeY ~into her 1-• ' ',. llan s." lorpshinee[ba, s; 1 and tut. have nn power to transfer I decide by auth?ritits 4 b, bet if he were to be gutae; be most be of opinion that The whole tennor of the ,or intended the legacy for gore worded it so that her . hare power to receive it.--y . will, (be treatises are di. , tech a (*nest is that it debts of thelipsband whom therefore, • ease was * ,rds " proper hands" had where, netwittstandlng, ' cY, ",,,, ,- ,towed to be transferred, he, posid not aertue that the trustees were warranted t• ,114thrtAispicy, into the hinds of the'hasband. He - ref case In fevenr Ottib - Vfaintiff, he should against the cleerlymtpressed intention of the illetAssr. , , • ,tosiiiii,..._ it pietest, to - Mat fasart, he thought no _ prssiow eoildbsitardti tale bf ; and thi Cour4wasedd iao 'Miro tty ?be - aeries wE a , difendei k Aisan Orr wooled ., sket4aalltirie4llpoo iffrilweituasso - Tile Court esprened its 'isolation not tadommile , upon the practice or attr'Court ..esirbog weld p o t Irian the Good law i;mrs-ofqiidgnsentwob piiiiireti, - Whidk C6odt, audio isms of reining. which *eat to the Coontry,ther Court week,' ere whether Both a plea tees pot - ie by the itegeserityl of the Attorney, or by his Clitlervinstrection. they found it was a trick of tbli. - Iluttorney, they woold punish inciter a breach gelds duty, which was to act honestly ; they woebtlifilleetfose , eetowire , whether he acted from his Clime* lostrectleas or ;sot ; and holess he could show that be acted from leech instructions ,could set the pies slide as old. `itty. The Plaintiff, having given a rule to the Pendant to abide by his Plea, had only pet hiss more open his guard, so that he was fairly Heide to such aegetry - as might be made. The Court cited a case in Sal k eld, where the Court had peoielied an at: torney - by setting aside and making him pay for seek a plea as this, which west to distract the Plaintiff, ae offeriag two issues, one te (be Court. end one to the Pertfulland USWking illalfibbarek Set + wyn, was also mentioned, and "thits`stdered to beset aside, and judgment entered up. • At two o'clock the sittings commented before Mr. Justice Bayley. _ _ _ F 7." - sat,' • . 7 1 , •? , 1-41 „,.., - ~,,.... . . _ _ _ . ..? • .1... • ..- . . _ . - . r A : " ).' . '-• .' '...' A r .. .. •' ' . 4 .` .. , . . • . . - . lie A ' . • . . - . *. * ..---"I '"'-- orhtotriall ll o llllo T ... . „ . , ~, , POD IGIL , .. .. • . L4iellifh. AP: L Di eidiiii et, firfaitilliaireth of his pled. in ley ---401Ine— ease; aid it would be impossible to draw a doe, and i - Is o il it y. , . : " - "•"7" -- • . . • - ' vreF-cnAmtitumul COURT, Nov. 111. lad, Py OW Ns Ambito.' sweat, add Siecti , eite - Ile I iit;sigo .., 111.14 4 : A Tf""ll 'llls flogo6n. on taking his seat, annoenrsollhat, it'pleitsqt'iere otiosity vegeta, IWleeet sad deb Apo a c ts grant by. one bf tb when ihe isobar's on the- tilt were disposed bf, be c o ts . : ' e ta Isiff e , t 4 e m s o w aiste w ,arhaibeisak plod tket he hid Ate* hig, wan d * rin g ' - should bear such motions as tied, been appointed lobe beard trig day hr the Lord•Chabeetter: • sear 4 fhb emert-of Ple•powdre hadAwenpaseded, eighta, is *,,Leadeobslionarket, and, 'With .6 1 111e* Metter ibitsaioored of teviay.' Art• li.p. kedthe lad w stewmaaa 111. HASSMOXD. , *Wept,* op the stalls there, n•Lt- —...- L-A 6.-.-.. .....I. 1.....-.1 Sh.ft... 1 . .. A 'a/A 1 11464041 Pa- In Ant genatts be thereat no .sireh -me vast 0 - which h e ietAied. that he - . • .•__ e..._-- fn....A... too 's death; end her husband filed he prio? bill to comps receipts end Illaidends Out hi Mr. iloaaf and lir win isseibei of jik data. I he 4 0 1Aii;OF0440i sp 'bora Wri A agliwayzifie ot,bialnlett fesake Anter bgtaA an ,11liaalatelatirai4 esti abe can &peat , as ih a►`4.din tl.Pwilt s but 114 L tormii and the tioatsgis are e ' O 4 004 0 4* . &de l ve , ' note hit 1 10 fr. di ; ;..10 1 # k rlgbt. d . int pagan.. taguardial • IN* wards sat the *,IFI L be the itsabeitd hail aililsto. Oft slsolsord, tint tbstlipsisto ATE MiPp am, end be therefa • 'Mast 11000010 ,stiggrePt ba' Ati 's•ConOsit. of the . lectal to pay the legacy in Shall not be 'object to the di oho jrnieht warty. Unless, beEloued, in which the wor ty• toed in the sill, gad the• ler cy bad beets silos the ~~ ).- f- . .. ti ,. ,+ . _ LANGWOREIi V. STEEL. __This was an action on the case, for calling the Phiisilff,a thief, swindler, and forger. flinty wit nesses proved the words to have been spoken, and some of (beet that they bad ceased to employ the Pluiutiff in consequence of what they had heard the Defendant say. . The Counsel for the Defendant said, that the words had never been spoken. The Defendant had employed the Plaintiff ea en aostrent ant, and the Plaintiff, invited, of paying over the money received, hid brought an action for bison*. mission ; the words, - if spoken, were ipokea in the heat of disvppointment, and not with any malicious I intention. He trusted the Jury, if they gate damages, would give the smallest possible. He called no.eri. dente. The JUDGE. in summing up, showed theist , 'portance of a good character hi Lanovrorth's profes sion, and added, that if he had foiled in his payments 'to Steel, he might have broigh. evidence to show. that ; nor had be, at the meeting which had been held -tor a recovilietion, pointed eat the items in which 'the Plaintiff had made default: where words were saldin heat, that circemstaocorreght to'dimblish the , damage ; hat Langworth had said them repeatedly, end with deliberation. The wortts were deafly proved,and the Jury ought to give fair and temperate damages. —Verdict for tbe Plaintiff, damages 151. — 4. 0....--- '4I4IOI4II,tITAMBER, Ne/..49.. ' `WilegailittiCtisFEßLD SUNDAY oclloote. w iloosigstoeitt of a very eiteusive Sooday School 111141111001141 d, fOsittded• by Mr. Whitaker, ' fre 1706, 1 neer • . consideration of this. Coert, by a -Petitins rOttkleepaciersous interested . WiYur..bool, ;..pireytng foe %int rings' ,t in the managespent and ap. plication of the, hinds belonging to the,fp:)kodetion. Mr. DAUNCEE s who made the 10404901Itetefl in imspport of it, that certalw apartments over thou althool-room were used by pet i tions dissenting _freak' the Established Church, for e ta porpope of deli*. ing exhortations, or performing the ri!ea of thebt_Osii farm of worship. These rites ,oete, he said' _steels! tidy different from the form of woiship Aresiplbod by . Ow Established. Church, for-- the Liturgy wig omitted io the service performed by,these Geotloman. i . This was contended roc, the Petitioners as an 'white lion of the original roles of the founder., and a nth -,.application of the feeds : of the establishment, es it was alleged that these Dissenting Prenclitrt resolved mosey for their serskes s which ought to base to Wen ! applied to the school. A large mass of &Knows(' se . a 'Ps - 1 ire the Court and read, setting forth the netoest sod o gress of the institution,and the epee te w . :, e spartmeets ever the iChlnt i triPPlß 014 1 4 11. On the other side, a gteet,Wistaltag ! IR fKII!look read, for the puypnte VC 149104 that the • intention of the founder Was merely for " sac/sire the children, without-any prohibitory etipubliktb hi the manner contended for by the Petitionees.**l4 • I was also stated that the persona wltt : officiatn:l ,spiritual mincer r eceived no im . 004.11' lie 4 1 funds of the. establishisess, ;% I a d.e a tieett . SOW : ~i, J from a voluntary funel;' i itnpill the versos 's ^ attended their ,se.aivice, surf over ir*ieh a ' tibli circa manillas' It s Xs Ailing a. tree erWf-o% , fellitti: 7t if 'ematietiUg.et Will from, Individuals, it was • • ' .for the Court to chain.; EttlAiroel. 4 . .'" r; Alf. Marten and severs', Other Ciiiefikl e ' ~ have followed Mr. 13anni:ey' s .t iftrt the Corgi ''' • ; potted the further hearin4 until Mcosfdatelteti: , 2 .. •? ._ WI • wirv==r;ese=lF U 'esi , .z f' • ,il,• re • 11ORRID 11111RDKJP ist:4lolliC4: , 4 • • ...-,4) ~,, . .,.0..:: . - .6.4 0 04,.‘• if) ? ••••. A •44.4 , «Nr..t [iftair - qritiiiiili , AlictiSittiOtikil 1 ' On Monday afternoon, -' ,ahaiirt , tie shocking io its si r rik .- witted iodderbiehebd, • the. Weise of David A. age; and the iiitha his of her first child. -The MAID. 'joke& and saidignant temper Ida moment when the uurve V vityabss,• of 'which the ehayset4 vehaidaw of jastilication, of I ahead a blow with a hammer `eves', Was shielded by the r •aisowster's weeny was IM ZVI en the temple. . -tog then eat her tbrodt waCable to spring froth . myna below stairs., wbeti mother. The abonsed fa, the chamber, from whence the heaths* sandingsignime lag iu the infer* alicof ratting bid West. . MM. which day she died. The ._ .r the, temple, the eel net befog so deep as to be mortal. iiinswrn wound, we Ii WA, is healing, and his life likely to heaven ' 1 naged fbr se erer'trialst hut we understand - he d Matters' no compunction for tbe horrid deed, and conttouesiatbetaOadr sliclire temper la which he cummillct/ 1' .. Buie recommesuding . an wadeable .the parties, which, howeserv. mat tied, 1 ttaiive ' r as asb.°6 be ali‘"llllll:tf a e li :rtg e ll r ill e j nhr : ' itw r efashrd r e r ge W ir e i l i sW it il e 'r9.Pe a lie ir ial lee sit.4"eda tl e. y lth'q e 'etu s . l ea d ri4 aht c I.l l ea t i II: 1 i h t4bl i ;bead himself with the greatest violence .. led who and what he 1* wife, and continued so to .he had been origi. wa s seat for, alio restored order.— seas:. hotly aireifor ip the Qwea Glendower frigate, which bail. was saw pa' o ff,, o a t alogo be bad soiled three Toy. tio il it tr in s t o o s- t i h m e t. d u is — ito Y er e f ai ne e n rd t a a y a heimes egos in a West Indian trader ; that he should have semated at this office, in expectation, gene a fourth in, it c gins bad not fallen down from g g r r cmg oun ld d near waa n *D et r. co li nn t e r c Pe te r d 's w e it hi b ljely Ilse hold a few. days Previoes to its sai e rt e n d g, t a h n et d h t e he h r a e d . .iojored . ids head; that he had been taken to the road. Dr. H. attended, and Meted,. i n odes Hospital in couseqoeuee, turned out of it , on his recovery, pennyless.— te:thaarla;embeantglehre-tiainte,h:hdee:ft, abould.be glad to ,go to sea }gain , onto turn his lon gt ime, that be had_presented hand to any work which his Lordship would procure for him. in it. It had been s with im . fit ted a rs d t,..i was od co s tfi o osaod bodies • The Loan MATon, being satisfied with tits lad 's yele all s : u n r tory, sent him in the care of an officer to the Com. them were im p erfectl y covered, (tee at, the King's Used. The of fi c er returned in a w ew miostesvood...atatetithat the lad had answered traded into the street. He f - ra neeetioe,pet Co him by the Committeeln so Sit. k the funeral service, seen a ore,a manner, thet.tine of its Members hod pre. bones, and strewing them about mimed to get him a situation immediately with wh a e sh w ip a : g *,_ r n e l e c d oe e e e red zie w ad it a h y t e b ig ern ht . :ea A i ; bolder of Bethnal-green. George's, who accompanied , GennuAu..—lresterdat John Heaton, remanded on Tuesday,. wise brought up for re.ee. information, to believe that staination before Sir ODIUM= FLOWIe s on a charge knew something of the Rehm, of felony. fie a ffe cted not to believe film Thomas Dowoer, of Bre:alley, Kent, set the stolep from the first coffin, Prisoner on ,Blacktriont.bridge, drifting a cart load• body in the coffin under it ed wild bundles of young ash and fir trues, trimmed that, as well •as the third , ftm,the purpose ofinsking_welking.sticks; end hair. found empty, and the teeth hai lug heard that the grounds of several persona near' the corpse of the fifth, and the Bromley had been recently robbed, watched him to The Under Sextets attempted the Rem Inn, Smithfield, and had him taken into end gimblet, which had hero . custody. coffins. The persons in theist, Cr, Norman. Esq. one of the Magistrates for Kent, graend had told the constable _. - residing it Brondry-coounon, stated, that his plan. pieces of timber had been placed tations had been plundered, the trees cut of, and dons, to prevent their seeing other damage done, to the amount of at least 501. the ground; and that on ' Sven biAdred young treei bad been cot and taken o'clock, a person was seen ti asrap i The Prisoner yes known to be at the bead of ground. . a gang. of these depredators. • The •M ACZSTRATE expressed Godfrey Stidolpb, Of tronsfey, said his plants. whO had removed the hadles ' tions' bad also been robbed, and 200 young ash tree, him, and said, that he would cut away. The :tulips from whence some of the sticks end to the nuisance complained bad been .cot, were produced, end matched exactly Ellis, a collide/IN was owls/rod with some of. those found in the cart. Sessions, for refusing to 'alio. ' The felony having Pees committed in Kent, the fusion while the empty coast Worthy Alderman recommended, for the greater office em Toesday iiieht. convenience both of. tholrosecntor and witnesses, J. Lewin, a bake*, et ROO% that the Prisoner should be proceeded against in that for having alum iu his posaeseion, county ; and he was accordingly sent to Unien.hall Lion of breed. ' in custody of an officer. atm nouotrow-livitakv.—On ThOrsday n Emma, was eantatlited for trial from rhk . STOLEN CHILD. • into the shop of Air. Franks, bunt'. in ' BOIIC-ITlteeT.—A report basing been circulated bat dressed, d it, r o essed ate a , ol an ma tt, ol di t i o r t i . n iol if !his operntant, ' yesterday afternoon that Mr. Horsley's child bad been discovered, and that the robber.. was •in cus. .se a g g e g F E l N, 4 l 4l" to rr a ' — ed le4gr s k r Kell i v '' 7 . ' ndy, attracted a crowd in Bow-street, and e t wr ot trust for his employer Air. diaar-ii ba ker, A the Office. On Mr. CONANIT taking his seat, how. • "" - fie l dss Cheibtlia lo o.oseetig _ ever, it turned out to be another stolen child. who had been recovered,. Mary Anne Gregory having r e broeght to the office, charged with steeling Mr. - *agility's child, only 19 mouths' old, kern Kent. '-met, to the Borough. , , rilliam Nisbett, the street-keeper belonging to Att . pariah, of St. Clement DIMS, stqed,. that yes..l tett tifternootk, abouttiwo 4:0 1 C.l0$14 A* observed a ma of people assembled in the Strand, our St. Clement's Church. and going among them he found 'Abet- she Poisoner had been stopped, in consequence Wfr-or answering the description given in a hand bill of her having stolen a child ;and on his reading the printed bill he-also inspected her and took her intq custody, when she confessed to hiss that she bite' dropped the.child in Chencery-lane. Cu. searching her„ be feend a bead, which she acknowledged to be long toe necklace that was on the child. He boon .after learned that the child had been found is Chas [ cery.latOO. Pin. Posh, the wife of Mr. Plush, a plainber,•in Cbsoeary.lase; *toted, that yesterday afternoon, be. torten one 40 two o'clask, several .porsons were collected abeet her boots, which she discovered to be hs minsegneure of a child, having bean left in her passage, the street door being left. open, The cbil Ara, poorly perished !ilk cold ;, site wrappeil it in 01 bilkohet,,arid laid ek *fora the, fire,. and im a shoe time it begs* to recover, sad she took it into ber at , Alberti) , after a woman entered. her boas*, leg the chili as her's; hewn/sr, she ,Iv es deteresieed met ; ti port with it till .she described. it. praPe.rly, wick she accordingly did, pod ,the infest ; on homing lon vaisto raise 4 ilseito and, lull* it*. ppfbal,, woo bad been distracted sinci Tuesday afternoon for As teas of him. 'fhe feelings of. the mother,el meeting the ipat infant, it is ispogiikle, to, deetiitte. She : that she, lots A iedging.hoese,in Kent.stresk, . aloitsogh.., 04 )1104ajr....niabe thi . Otfkiiiir _iii .her house ? . ~pl , T A lieday . a ft . trptidif she t te sent her Inn, twelso,yanijacl rem wifh the t 'cliitri, end. the Prisoner , tellf, hip, ts . tr. ilia .obtained tAllll . l4 l .r.fftn, 1 4 11 ! ki t e TOM/ :• . noe l ' and she, NM; Inebentl. tied Whiend er m . t tilltber o'clock tialofellowing morning, ; f etter , ef . Bit child • th ey r .., out again et pipe t Imipis Wen to purbnie br, Incited the ;Mid vat eiiint., 4y, ..ilid' Freitigmtli beogd ot, bet In, St. , 1 914,,,Ireittainite4*.* Ile, °brit, • • . ,• ,f t 4 a . set had been r , of; it, Adis, isocdNpeftictiselp, flifikitp. for Ow . ag"eckisc•,. the fr4c . way left .qui Nape, e- les, ea Jege,.peesented . behoid, 'tram , scars ea one of which' 'res.'s large 4%144, atikhlisters be. • rota whet titbit these were ascertained, ttit it Wei 'lop. occesioued by excessive eddy and site the Ore.—The Prisoner eeamination. ASSA ULT. Glattg4 Briggs, an officer be. .t i was brought before B. committing a most via. ieorge White, proprietor of it orplane. it appeared that ' man by virtue of an fee _ Court of Requests for debt, and that he had. taken him to Mr. Whites house instead of...eWaghitifto kilt, as . he ought to do Mr. Wilte y . told lise.man was. not taken by '-d of ait rit, Wand - to take him in, at the Wile SLIM:KING S( . . t .4. : • It bit relies too lot, al - Jostr i alsatti. ,' regret eve o Se most !uneatable mint 'Most Angateeinstaneee of std‘tbellenitior weer* Inked of edei reateL. • Me euttrehy.riSoset The names of the ottitapjsy sew. pee .tlehamped. Younglutsbaod. We Isms* not whether therein . twort to " lamented es esernkeherobils alf satiety be '''. lair ,lapreredente4 . ainchaaent which tohshtei betw.ed .. In betimes, they were mast respectable reside. as tenants at Hecktry Snow, or Hltir.Childhood. The eldest was vergivg and the yottsge4 not lisstinto dd. ' never known to be at tariatice ; t their feelipgs am, sr ions the same. following Aar the eircumvutores tst• morning of Tuesday last, between n. sue of them was giviog enstreetiosis is .. bey , Lli ...,.., Melds, the other brother upproaelped, a, ts'reatly ?" Deng answered in 11w a.. Wittatic d toher. At diem, • they -- little aWnoti as accident, or some . the fano, might have mentioned fVved, and they did alit appear. ' epprebeasitms, and a serstwit was a the ...2y a seen walking, when the dreadful dinsuseiry wai made the( thiy were ao hanger in existence. 'fhey Were lying di-trint frna MIA Idler wily a few yards, wear a ditch, naafi inerte‘shis s a e ant a roam ;rear his body: A a rch was alit round beside one of them, front which it may be . red that 1 liey In. maid to die at the sate Monett. T *its 1144 Or Wet illppearaose of settle. nor nay rents foe apsipieloa that they had been sundered, by *them. A. Jury, w summoned that slight, pod realigned to bold kquest se is inierveiliog The ansarilday dighL when a verdict fe yfrisiltmas setutotedl ' lite iftrilint •stoek lead anusils wen• thee valtrifl4. wad she hedifs !lore hurie4 at taidoixbt .ots SpitivJay, too Bross road : nriar the tiara. - ffn-eitanablr es the boas tank. the ititertrienl .- so its. wieroolly . seteistled. A I seems* ttlibw -the justice 10 th , though all seen to lemma it. The friends of. the d tetwyted to prove insanity, Mat' failed sail rely t r 'eMrts being . saahle even to establish preelmas Um act appears to have bee:same time premed( dresaer who was called before the Jury, ideal found seas the bodies as having been brought to on the f atirday befdre. Tbis meibuteholy event„ satisfactory tans bar boa maimed, • wift long reside collection of all who hate baud tat it. aid never be by the inhabitants of akinwilfk.—(Tytte filtreury.l . . . . . .-. ... •, VOILOATS,4I INQUEST. • ' M a n , - ;1-0! ;4110 ri;--Pollelsi•— , -+ . • • '• ifte4ry no risquamile.hele.ew the MO • Csol„ - ;,New.court, Sinwediten, Mislaid ,a period ~ by banging himself. From die evideate'orkis wi f. than he cane tame in the' faoroliar, and spoke liti . . • .. In some time after-be • *rent to it L tftbe . se i she teumbhim hafting by armpit from a h an. •He *as wit elite dead when eat dusta. 1 being sworn. said, that upon hearing nine had ocetit Went to' tbe shop of Messrs. Lawn and dines, stugeow.; . hoy told him that Mr. Eaton was at home, but on hearing iffc ' bushiest said be was not, and refined-Is 'inlaid *emir, •kfilise mild not leave the shop. Ha thee proceeded IS the hotemof Messn. Brown and Pilaytkwaite, siirseups ; the former mime and Mr. linyiltwaite. could apt attend, bking unwell. '244 younenunsitid he could' sot Intim the' shit". 'The sti‘ettosti who saw the dereased were of apirtioh, net his lift might We been saved if medical aid had been given In proper ti m e. — aim Coroner and Jury spoke a Wiled atodlievere reprobation .if he 1 conduct of medical meat 1010 refuse to attend wader tech .11. qpnalpaces. Verdict—Hung himself, being at the Lint is 6 1 NW mg mental derangement. HIED. ' • (*the 15th iv*. at Kettsingtos, Withal,' 'Ritmo, I, , tt. late 4 15 =s Onetorl , ' Cnehmitios,, 'SS.. •-• On 1 ... he .. 117411 iv " . itt • ... Anne, the 'Wife of Capt. A. ...statine's, of they H • .j/Fint India COnipati).6 Lgn 4 service. . Oa the tasking. Miss illaitisay, of Barra. N. 43. • i s On the lith inst. at hos teat. W 'collet-hall, near Coro& ers cashire. Henry Owen Cnalllfe, IF.iq. On the 121binstani, Harriet batieella, only daughter of Vr. Thomas Borne", of Cnlevaalostreet.t . i ' On the 13th instant, at KasAish T.wn , Peter Duncan Welt: "'' of Beulah-sine.. "- • • . .. • _____.......... L')Nnfili I Printed era Peilio‘ed sT,Temias Oivici Ne. 4 r SalishurzAsurt, sonre—^-11 * aifioll47di - oc i tiwit , 110 . ' -I _, l _ ll 2,l___" l " e , in t il it,L , r_ c _ l tY i on tick, id ' skull ;absentia, ahnidt- toe -1""1".."*' an d 4 tW . 111 " h tatatiVtit et t hi d e , e , was cogo . A ;mast shocking •spellpeie to , • Mpekraint *u a yew% noan. let a groat .nuatber, of Isisstesa t , t) , • altailaqqat3-three pan et ~-...„,i0 f ", p b - e , h il l", otin W e,os, nintaterkjatigot Strip. -- " 1 y f it riot mirwrit is said, had before discovered 0 tx t isq.mo,st a- -ts toes. . , I . temper.; and he seized the opposassity • protlncet) cvpiii ' nOt be. k.icktl nurl , e VW Mit ofthe einem (tiffectieg Woe _.. A tefr bale beenvecasiosei hamster of Cite woken did not 11 , 010. Abe ' 9 it. of the legitintacr. of the eat attarwasds being peesentee - te maser on the leant s kid, *kick -. the arab! as mot Itinsilkatostc or hist was committed for farther ea does tamed, and he lama kat a. OUTRAGEOUS fcether with several others pp i . ..Yestesdaresening Georg; a with a knife ; the woman, w ;hinging to:the Palace Court, a her bedoted wilt haweitild infitar 'tete the lint persist site toot WM area BIRD tE t Esq. charged sttth family and neighbon" bit nithifkk lilts lent asseult upon ,Me. Georg , orate Mrs . Phil lips bad 41 " 1 " l i.. """ lock-op - house , 75, Drury-1 grin, the wall. peafteselybtateliograno- co pi e d t o e t s eaat v j u t tlee A o ae otr ifil• tirt PrisoiNslt.bod arrested k k rt. Phillir Ihißkted =loth WelbeselaY4 aw' cation against him ham 11114; The fainkwettad was she Slawt ge .the ...A , k ., k .k.4 mkan Mini ... ...-cc . .. - •,. ~. ... ~. .- --,- - -4-- M- 2 ---------411-, ~1 . ... bit seltkonon‘between . .d am 114 K being elleet4, he the man - to. jell: T be • A' - . • leech, that hp lost nit , ,t - ''' i v . with which he meek : i Isis head; he. conducted 'lf • . mace towards him sod I. ql . , o tin until a constabl o w , i ... r sder.—ptdered to find 1.• - .' l ig , . 4 B peorliit s lows creed es „ .. ' 0 1 .Mtklism of, an examine., • bodies from the bociii., . .4. .. . :blipet, in the Lond.oes, . -fl stated,. that the burial,., ,:! ith the ownership of tit . , :, 1 4, en sock a askance for 6., ' .i' • ted it to the Magistrate* .... VI soothing hid been d one - . - Ini a tiorial.greend for 33' i'...1.1 fb cellos, that many of ~ •• . ed. t ome time a go t he Se )(14 etiactaally pros'... , g# i 1 ' while perferstne ,•. ,• 1 sae backing at hems* . La ... Poet,'Viscesse the gra v id " .10 1 1..Niglit Constabloollk -. • ~,- - the party to the be : '7 id, he was ind0ce44164!.. t the 'Assistant ,ittlye - 1.- 'motion of the litiates..:-. ' 'P . .. , ba a t ad ihe !w c a or s p lig s. rertba bie‘ tilid: • :-. was perfectly safe; bet: . : • - vol and fourth coffins !err!{ i lb had been extracted from 4 4. *I he head mach disfigured, , .. •,.! ' t to conceal a (ornately' • .'!.:;1; left in one of the, empty le houses round ) llailiorial l 111 ble t hat boarrkead bugle placed againit their wilt. • • II g what passer' et oif,ht hi ~. Smudgy morning, at 6v to drag a body from the . in ol his regret that no, one le had Mist bedeght before M I exert himself to put , sa eked of by Dr. Harper. • et Ise•d to be indicied'at Abe qt gt in preventing the Mlo. st Bus were conveyed tit Mt . All . - 41 totherhithe, was fined et : - ti session, for the adettert• ' P , . . Thersday a 'tangy thief, name@ ! . a from tbk 0:11ce. He *eat ttcr, in Holborn, to have his ranee, he costrived to purloin • • • iw was. on Thermhy, commit- t :ahmg.l9l.- which he received he • - )1 ar t a baker, la Ahraat-siren, '0 41 ding with limbo:is. ii 1•••••••••••••••• .. # : SUICIDE. - . e- i r ril*ndi e leeie ,eatreiki Hte M ee . re""l et wwies loll4oll . f‘l t e .. Cli sil t res • ...I 111111. . . whelt t e ilerfWee .were to ' deer lie *lf necenpreredented *air -, as broatess._ reetabi6 ".e. „ illy ,. 0 , tat IN Ent nes* Ahvotek, inns ' i verging 5a .. 70 3 can of _ '1 hey were attnays together& : their thiregbie were biwiler, 1 3e. Since Ile raiustraphe. the ..I ottich heal transWred:—ttn the 41 nine and ten o'clock, Willie k wee to a bey ploughing in one • ~ approached, and inked, !! Are to the alUmittive they left the . . were sahliatg. *it Otto erpittti .:, r , li nt i te tvw _ xpn a tt bot tee i . ness i4 re e lah ning ne ir tn . 'Mu *literally excited - Awful 1 at snot the nay they !Nal been ' ituervetitog nit to returtteall ' The , „had oh* hedif* -1 so • road.; area a the . I iterhirarwao tin- ce of 41De T eeth, I, . ~ I the deceased am . .4: -..* y t, therr. &atria - 1! - Intiailtbo{Y. L " litaird. -14 IMO. ' .- Ititted the ram , ~. him to•stisrpto . . it, re, which Imo ...., reopen he the se. '• rer be 40710:tfill ..4.! . , j ry.) ~...... ; I T ~• , : ,-: .. .ti - - . , . I of Ilk. Wittim p . , 4 & ift 14 els ok-egire. r . tire. It apprarett 1 lite et mail -Ito ilf . the water-o.lv, . 4 t hook k the rrit - Thomatt }.n 1` 1 , '. had oeFtirred. 0' , ..i .1 1114 ctugrano; the •'. - . F T .. N, N0v.19. . ) for judgment ifficers at Deal, ffidavits of Jos. and Nicholas Ircemstances of isoner had at being overtaken, 'lrd, using at the [bet nearly 50 i mitigation ilf years/ meritorious resertatiestof sere aritatineee of Pftge.. degree ofloo.i !gulled.... lei bikers weft ,4rei . received 'S, dint I. bidt r ~ • ssiettor ,14 • . • .•.• , . , F .. I irckelatences• I . .rca.., __ _ J • - —.... already lotered t wen weelia l 4 i..--p...", iiiiitoiws him to three rneptheheprisia. iin 10.1rIlliorti Sijl; and, at the 'ettifittlon of ptime, to And aocirities for his good . beirovionr. We bellies titefilioner bad given evidike against r fits) Ottlitees.hesect Officer at the last !Maidstone As #1111:11.11.1...' „.• ..j.u i ,'' %ries 4.lnm:inn, trwlans, ANS eTicnan. OPtenrismili were *brought ep for judigMent, • - - Aiii iiit i f i d for Miamian on onailts, at Rochester, in Augest ' igt7. ,. Sean.' slirdivits were put in, to . idiow'thtitt,be dsbaolt commetteed oil. , the 'part of the Prosecutors, ' and this Prisoners addresised toe Court, bet 'to so low a tone that we Pestd sot collect what tbtisid. f::11 1 1ARBTAT, in moving for judgment, said, *bat iheilltidavits di,closad only the same tine of defence thaf hirlbeen art op at tie trial, and that, therefore, he ought to hose objected to them. The Jury had entirely disbeljested the Prisoners' witnesses; and on that ground bed foetid a verdict against the Prisoners; so that the defeat. set op. was an aggiaration of the assault. ;, -, - Tl)e Court teitlitstp ,to Oita soy setteace on John Percher, -heist hieing been hoplicaild its the wliSie *toria,lection, arid setts% in obedience to his nester, Rees. . . . . •.I1•4.:i. I1J:4 • ~ - •• , . - :Mr. ,Jostlahlithitaxv,i , in giiieg septettes , istr,' . skst.from hiseeperience he knew. that .where there WAS coollictiog testimony the slaty 'surlily, leant to. wards ttle .Prisoner; the verdict, therefor*, of the Jery is ail, Instance, Isk .tbnegit;:wasovell were -vented. It wu tolber:latnitated that party disputes •, Should prevail fikiiint; bet. when *1641. 41 4 , the Court most modeirrosir- to preserve the peace. There '.;.. was no appeessate of prameditstion is the ,present , aseault, and the Prisoners were sentestell .to one .sartoth's imprisonment be the Marsh:bea t sad to find securities for their good beiravioor. .. , . 1110Mkg V. VANDIVIIIIVALES. j,... .. 1 ; - Action for goods said—pied o Abe &it arse; - - jedgesest repented; as to the money cents, pay. mint. .. • .. ~.- r ' ,-. 1 Mr. • Pot.r.ocst showed canes obi 1,. Me Phgetiff should not @nista" judgment, u for wept pl. a plea (affidavits basing been pit In of Its faiseiteod). Mel contended, that the Goad. weekd taut go into the truth of every phi, .bet weel4 omit aft it aside for,l . matter on the face of it, if iudecercus, .or chargeable • With levity ; it the plea were false, an wen also the . Money counts; and be had to objection to the Plain tiff bilvisil, jinlgnieot on Ihe . Arst. eettet, .if the Re- . - fondant might bare judgment on -the money elealats•-. 'The Detodeat bad received a peremptory .roliito, abide by Us plea ; and after this, the Pleinsif amid not with any propriety apply, to the Coors to keel the r'ea as a nullity. It was very .ilifficutt . fOr . . . tOURT OF *IWO'S BENCIII, P 'Um. Wurthingion. was brought `en trio assautt on tn. bustom.house 01 the exception 0 their duty. The of * ANuimbean, cc:toot-house Officer, rit.w. Midshipman stated the dr iti&ft : I( iiiititi s ied that the Fri ti. s l i tiiia from dm - Officers, but beii -- ied daura arici atianed Robilliari at c uie time aortie c - jirrientlangtioge, Slid tl limprqua col* 40 Aid the Prisbilor. . The Prilefielinit'in an affidavit hi ishment s . 5 411 iii 01-itited • a* ten year ist irvice int am, apiary, sod the preset .. ;i IMO le - Dollitie 'ender devout V &Seel 'arid &Apr, eahibitins A ,Mist.atml sit its '4 Prisoner rarely* i s4itMilerther that d Caittorkshdois that Iteri 10 Du; dray; 'while 4. Ptiset rottd which etralined hie; Orman Vklll made the hest reparation lit' hie . 0000 404 , x and *it its had, Wile sai' tot ,l)vp, ,tiftv . i amilisyinV ispimei. 1 1 4 amt. .ipeiteitiirtioi sli. !fai t , 410740, that 114 - Pr i soner . Ma sire' - ,_• . . i ' ~ U c 1 ~1 ~: t I Sau