The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-12-27 00:00:00

BRIGHTON. Dsc. 26. —.l•-- The Regent walked through the grand suite of apart. *tots in the Pirates en Saterday, which ant net yet _ _ _ pica ready for am, aid Is said telseve expressed him self fabled With their appeasese sad gamed spiesdear St Asa Several of the sewirereeted balidiege is this tows love bees vsgkiesly Mooed to bleeps of miss, daring the must 'dater, owing to their list &iodations be. drag sopped by the miss. it. the cosiest mild have time to dry sad hanks. By the precaution of brisk hoed*. doss, the whole et these essaaidee sight have bees avoided. Free the above eases, a house la Bedford- o rate tell, with a &tonal mesh, lest week, &lag tee- Adorable lejtry to the Mese adjoislag. but, provldsstl , ally widow say persos balm hurts the werbalea idepal Is Ileishiteg the irsetler had milted bat a few I adaatas ►dare. The crash sad dwelt =eked alaritieg 1 appreheasloas la many parts of the wpm*. A small been is Ceadostlaei-street. last week was also keiy -- reamed to lamp of rabbish. Urinals of a dimmed raisins an already subeedb Imranis *rutin a statue of the Prince &goat on the dowse, se a heti% aelsorial of the gratitude, affeetles, and loyalty. daty ad sweetmeat of the Ishailtuts of WI plate to Ws lisysl Iligheets, their asset gammas sad tilastriess beirefocter. The restrictive roadsides paisibiting a larger lan she. be plane to be advise• cal for the mime eseed, by say me paw" has bees plesehigly evaded is may isstances, sad yet left the spirit of th. resoled's, astesched, by the email ado sediniess of =any • fusilles, begianisg with the bead, and essling with the jester breathes thereof. We have observed set lose than foortees eestribstions of be guineas, aad two plow each, by the family of Willis= Wien. Req. t and other podium have testified their stoker is the ram came 11 . a similar way. Ti. Taaswas.—This Issue closed oa Walseeday sight, with the magical play of 114 Roy, Three red; ylar,Merriage, sad Tile deftest Volt Inrk. In the Grose pine, Mr. MACIMADY. with all possible effect and excellence, appeared as the hero of the drama ; and, as fir Marks Roast, in the piece that followed, he more thee ..seeded enportatioa. Miss Ramon, of Coma filardso Theatre, was the Lady Racket. The row*, of tho boss, on this oscasioa wore upwards of one bunked plans. intt The anniversary of the Birth..clav of the late I Right Hon. CIIMILItiI JAMB Fos, is to be cele brated this year at Norwich, with great , eclat. 1 Amongst the stewards are the High Sherif, the Duke of Norfolk. Lord Anson, Lord Ilurv, Mr. Coke, the Honourable G. Walpole, Sir T. B. Leo nard, Bert.; Sir Morass Beerer, But.; Sir R. P. Jodrell, Bart., and William Smith, Esq. M. P. Aecunisitere OW DIJILIt.—It is stated in the clerical circles, that Doctor Ryder, Bishop of Gloucester, and brother of Lord Harrowby, one of the' Itreisters, is to be .translated to the Arch &ease of Dahlia; and that the Hon. and Rev. Mr. Talbot, the Lord Lieutenant's brother, is to he preferred to the Diocese of Gloucester. This arrangement bas disappointed the Irish Bishops not a little. Lewes. Dee. Lord and Lady Huambo pre an excellent dinner at Glyntle Plate, oa Christmas-day, to ISO poor children, girls and boys. of Mende and lioddirsghaen. After dinner his Lordship ordered each a horn of good ale, and Lady Hampden treated them with apples, Stier which the juvenile party departed highly gratified.—The late rains and frosts bare made no impression on the springs, which continue verflow. and render the wells in many places almost useless, the little Water they produce bang wholly unlit for clew or culinary purposes. Saturday, the lath instant, being the anniver sary of the shutting of the gates of Derry against King James and his rebel army, was celebrated with the usual demonstrations of joy at that place. J.ast Wednesday, Mr. Martin's harriers threw off on Firle Hill, presently found a bare, and after a short run, came up to a check ; while endeavour ing to pick up the lost scent, a fox, which had suffered the almost completely to surround hiss, dashed out of a small forge bush, and was gallantly viewed hr this sumach little park to Alfriston and to Frogfirle, rroesing several brooks, which had been flooded by the late rains; be then proceeded to Hinderer, passing the Fox-hearth to Exceat-bridge and Chinton, where he swab a tern and ran togrant Clinton (lap, which he de scended to the beach, whence be was emsblently viewed along close to the sea to eschewer, but being there headed by two men, he was compelled, thoalfh re Intently, to avoid the dogs, which were now hard pressing bins, to climb the cliff, twentj -live feet is height, and regained the hill; headed back to Chinton (lap, which he again descended, anti was viewed breast-high into's crevice of the cliff, where be bid defiance to the dogs, and thus saved his life, after a short, bat sharp awl gratifying chase of tee or twelve miles. There was an excellent take of herrings between tbeCumbrae We. and Port Crawford the week he tet* lest ; arty barrels were eared at Milport. Last asSodfty evening se'nnight, towards the close of the twilight, nine boats from Lugs had something like a miracnlons draught. In the space of ten mi ssies all the nets were ailed ; and onc of the boats neatly sank by the etlinerdinary load. The fishers hastened ashore in as swam of joy, and advertised the herrings through the town at is. per hundred. This proved a very Smsssable relief to many a needy person, and what remained unsold were carried off to Greenock and other places early on Monday. Aa unfortunate seafle took place on Sunday evadeg at the head of Jamaica-street, Ulasgow, betwixt two par ties of young men, coasistieg of four or five each, when ale of them, of the same of M.KINLAr, lost his life by the point of an umbrella Wes there into hi. eye, and pesetratiog his skull. The allflidlag parties have been appreboaded, and the .utter Is sow under ievestige time. Hied on Thursday last, after a very short Mums, aged 75, Mr. Matthew Talbot, Mr upwards of thirty-three rears the faithful and indefatigable Secretary of the betters! Intirmary, is this town. His mind was richly stored with biblical knowledge ; be had mode 'event' truslatiens of the Holy Scriptures from the original Hebrew and Greek languages; and was the author of a week of vast biome and of great utility, entitled an " Analysis of the Holy Bible, ' as well as of some un **eked saki. —(Lase Ahregry) " - CULLODS.P hews* a till isommain Most *weal e'er ids had. Where the swift-rolling Dos 'maim loans o'er Its hod. Rat the poles of Scum : all tHernfol his song. While M. shrllluonadisf pibroch the isle swept sling:— " Mourn ! 'mom thee, 0 loom! thy fiery Is God. AM Collodom's Ildld is bestrewed whit thy &Mt AM the stern ruthless Raton, his hand red whit pro. Illy the and of thy dtinfliims is esaguishod no este. aft they tall es the *am In the ommosof *skit*, t AM w " dlrgo of the ofphty'• their tionahry shah lag I And Ms these of Ilooduld dhll himus Vie *dr pats; AM the basest of Invent, *it. esongmidt% shmil.trave. " N. sore ash rojoiso Is his Ws. And glom shell nip Is thrdosoiste walls; hut the deals of his ara la the shmtlos shall be told. And Oaten shall frost hi•. sad Fixes& the hold. " Woe I woe to thee ; Anima I the Mesa *Mb by vomfolmcs of Hessen shall surely repay ; Fat the cry of the wounded subsided was board. And the sword of the midis? was stooped In his Wood. • " As mediums slaughter stalked druid o'er the piste. So archon slaughter shah souk thee again; AM the sword Ohio tyrant all Woody AMU wee*. And the Maths/ shall bloom es thy patrioes grove. " And &mord. and pride. ovory-ohal shall rend, Aid Famine to wen them Its berries shill lend; Mod the ososserse that hells Wort ihall hell thee no usto, tat emboethen the wave ea thy desolate shore." IPasrlUt, Die. I. 18W. NZADINII • LallUNee Mint Of titA Trf ease , sums ra. newels (or essmsv) wAs Lan WNW IIBLITS•211 IN TEC INNINA. Gotway Nerds declares, la Ws Male Hell take up his brat sad be of T. dear Paddy's lead, And go hand ht bead With folks who W. jaws will set soot Let Ws stay where be Is. Sash as autellest gels His Meads la the House wart spore t • And ea Meek 11Wells•P le the day Ist Win ream For all belle will be Mee le there. The valuable hying of Wilmslow, is Cheshire, which was supposed to have lapsed to the Uni versity of Cambridge, proves not to be the fact; the first legal advice bas been taken on the subject, and the recent presentation, under all the circum stances of the case, is held to be good.--(Moriting Paper.) On Saturday, as usual on Christmas Day, the LORD MAYOR Ordered the prisoners in Newgate, Ludgate, and the Compter, to receive each one pound of beef, a pint of porter, and a two-penny loaf of bread, in addition to the increased allowance of bread, meat, and coals, giver by the City of London. A PiiirgßlNG PORT.—A ankles' spectacle witnessed to day at the Court of Amy so—as pleading his owe cause, mod pleading' Ws verse. A young man, WIND shall bevemaless. had ' brought, by his pussies for play, to the fatal madam& at swamp is sine mike-houses, small Mips. sewers. led eves poach-bowls. Wiles brought sp. he modify esti fussed his crime, rovealiag the wretched propensity which bad brought him to it. As every poet is, more or less. seder the suspicion of gladness, and as the litter has already presented a tragedy to the Theatre Francais. M. Clarets, his coassel, esieavoured to rem his do. twee on the grooved of mescal alienation; but he piled ed with more meows against the aggravating eircuist mamma. The theft having been committed, not in the isterior of the ceifee-house, but from the outside tables. the )07 were,forced to give a verdict, which s sltjected the rammer osly to a aserectiosal punishment. l ie was sasteared to ire years' Imprisonment mid 200 frame fine.-10 rase of his being coadegined to as infamies' I punishment, the accused had prepared a petition is easel fur pardos.—(Poris Paper.) The Leeds Itedependeal says—" A considerable tiseree of sensation was excited in this town by the fil eiregmetasce t—Mrs. Sarr, wife of Mr. J. Sum of Mask Beak, having met with as accident which geowiewed her +iamb, os Friday last, she was in terred an _reds. The illness sad preparations fur the fated bring* several aeighbours to the beam, some of whom repented, that they heard a dismal moaning noise =from the cellar; which heing reported to the emir= and Overseers, they immediately pro. and a pone slicer. and proceeded to the house, where May fam*llL Ban (upwards of 30 years of age) chained is tile Is the cellar kitchen, in a state of extreme Ski and wrctchedgess, is which situation. it is said, be had bees for three years, with his beard sashayed, and hie Wu and nails uncut. They immediately conveyed MM le the Workhouse. and his father to the Town Pima. An investigation of this business took place ham the Magistrates at the Court-house. on Tuesday. red the Oat day; whoa it appeared, from the evidence aides hither. that the unfortunate young man (his son) hot bees insane for 16 years, and that his conduct was as extremely Weapons, that it was absolutely neces sary to secure him ha the situation in which be was band, to prevent his dais; personal violence to himself WI ethers. This statement being corraborated by a date far of witnesses, the father was discharged out of awirmly. sad the sou mat hack to the Workhouse, to he Via care el, until he can be seat to the Wakefield Asy lum. A aimiter of absurd and montages reports haw circulated vesteliz e this lair, t: bat the above we have A Ikeeral Bill of all the Ctiristeaings and Aerials. from Desamlne 114 181111. to December 14, 1219. ac weeding sthe Iteport made to ;be King's Most Karel ia* WNW, by the Comps my of Parish Clerks of Wei% ie. Orrialsilia the $7 Parishes within the Walls, 1,277; buried. 1, Christ. 17 Parishes without the Walls, 10/2 ; batik& 4,,M Christesed Is 1118 U Out , Parishes in Middlesex and Mural. 13.!361 Andra. 0.02•2. Christened Woe 10 Parishes in the City and Libor des of j buried, 4.014. Chrisessed, 1111 12,574 ; Females, 11,726 ; in all, 111.010.—Ihnled. Ma 9,171 ; Females, 9.557 ;is all, 110,2111. Whereof have died, Under! years of age 4779 Fifty and sixty . . IBM Between two sad five 1771 Sixty- and seventy lON live and tea . . . 226 Seventy and eighty 100 Ten and twenty . . 031 Eighty and shirty . 666 Twenty and thirty . 1377 Ninety ;and a hundred 144 'Thirty and forty . 1990 A hundred asd three 1 Party and fifty . . lON Decreased is the this 'vat., 477. THE STA' . 44.4441 le;Triireemalee: Thealth, Oh, 13d. and 33d Regimeata, are now at the Island of Ciller. The 13th returns to Rugland im mediately, atter heir% upwards ef twenty years in the The 41th Regiment are at Colombo; tll:glieset at Trincomalee; and the SIM Regiment • the 11th at Peiet-doliallu. The Ist sod IM Arilers Regiments are alas at Ceylon, as also a death mentetide Majesty's Nth Regiment, and a strong lowly se Native troops, which came ever fres Calcutta tbe Kaudyan war ; these latter embark shortly . • fir Bengal. His Majesty's nth Regimediare qaartered at Habeas pore, en the rive. Osage% mid the 24th Regiulse at Uhatypere. mi thereat river. His Majesty's 84tb Regiment sailed from Madras On the nth a Jour. me beard the ship Lady Nugent, pr. 8149 g NM. o=l:.lch. saes! aterewhip, arrived is the Roads of ea the Nth July. free Point-de-Galle. • The ship &lips', of London, sailed from ColoniSo Reads en the itith of July, with a detachment of his Majesty's 311th Regiment en board, for Calmat*. [ISOM TES VIVIAN SAZILTTS Or JVLTIIJ A Re IVS MI IT COMM 1110.—Liest..Bern, 69th Regiment. frets !Wearifully, the Idtb iestaat I Ensign Bayly. 19th Regiment. from Ualle. the Intb lastest; Lieut.-Colonel Wright, commanding the Royal Regimen. from the 111th instant; Captain Daimon. of the Royal Mogi. seem from Belle. the 21st instant ; Lieutenant Duren, 30th Regimes*, free the Interior, die 21st ;start ; Sir Edward Barnes. K.C. B. from lialie, the !Ist instant. Newnan view CoLowno.—Lient. Nasal, tied Re- 1 glenent. for Rataapora. the 19th instant, with a detach- 1 west if the same corps; Second Lieutenant Newbolt. Ist Ceylon Regiment, for Korargalle. the 10th fastest; Emden Bisyly. 119th Regiment, for a Reanwelle. the fastest; Assistant... Surgeon A. Twiner,. elld Itrgionent. for Kornegalle, the 224 instant. GAINIIOLS.—On Christmas morning a ludicrous circumstance occurred in Union-court, Holborn. As two Irish women, residing hi George alley, were tarrying the dishes to the oven to be baked. they were run vilest by two drunken labourers, and 'the dishes, which contained. the one a piece of beef, gad the other a loin of mutton, each with a hatter-paddin, were thrown out of their hands, and scattered about t he pavement. Here the fun began. The women. on lind en that their Christmas diuuer was spoiled, got se en raged that they took the unfortunate fellows by the ' hair sad belaboured them with the beef sad mattog shoat the shoulders until they were covered over with grease, milk, sod doer, to the easement of upwards of! ego lingdred person% who assembled on the 'cession. Pence was at length restored by the interference of the friends of both parties. and they adjourned to a neigh bouring public-lioase. where they drowned their &mime sities with libations of rum, glu, and beer. Cortnaumao Stratilo,l.—Yeaterdav the Chapel in = , : s ic t mast numerally attended, to hear a Bet h" the Rev. ilr..futtow to the three en fortunate malefactors, whe are to suffer, the one on Wed nesday, and the other two on Fridsy next. After the sermon they received the sent, suit upon bring conveyed from the chapel to their fells they all de clared their resignation to the just amulet' the law. hICIANCIIULT CIRCI.3IIITANCS.—We relate with crest concern, that a letter has bee. received from Dublin. stating that the second daughter (unmarried) of the late William Johnson Harm. Esq. of Coolies, a blooming girl, was so dreadfully born% by her clothes taking fire, M the house of her mother, that she immediately ex pited.—(Kerry Eeraiwg Pew.) Ussrecurs wren S:tfrOOLERS.—On Thurs day evening, aeon after six o'clock, as Mr. Itilward Blake sad Mr. Thomas Dray, two riding officers in his liajee ty's Customs , station ed at Lid.', in the distrirt of Dover. were pc/seceding on duty, they discovered at sea, is the Midriffs, between Dover and itomnev, a large quantity of tea, spirits, and tuharro, which they seised together with a large galley, called Le Marcheron, of 'Boulogne, being in the act of illegal importation. Haring sue seeded in getting the boat and cargo on shore, they i were attacked by a numerous gang of upwards of fifty smugglers, armed with pistols, bludgeons. and other of fensive weapons, one of whom struck Mr. Blake a violent blow on the head, which brought Lim to the ground, where he remained a considerable time insensible, and great fears are entertained for his life. Mr. Dray was j also dreadfully ill-treated. They, however, succeeded is fit ing an alarm. Assistance came, and these deeps , - ' rinses simile off without carrying into effect their Woo -1 lions of resesiug the contraband property, which was safely lodged in the Clis!osits' stores at Dover. A re j ward is offered for the tnlfian that attempted the life of Mr. Blake, his person bciug known. Os the night of the !id instant, a boat belogging to the Helmer, lying at Plya.....ih, b ooe d to M a d ras , i n going off to that ship. from some unknown cause (it is I believed the men were intosicated), upset, when the Chief Mate of the Balmer, a gentleman (passenger), who was going out to take the command of a coinitry-ship. and four men (all that were iu the boat), were unfortu nately drowsed. tESMAN. V ~ 1 Liest- General Sir % M or of 1 ' tkriati. rearms I The aaval . s ll ' • a, Ca pain Harri- 1 son, mad ships L4toa free traders, arrived at the Island of Ceylon the Waned es sly, with de- tachments of the 45th es • from England: ' The Dick ad blasters pat into {Tout Halle $ bat the I . l.wytoa, sot btiag able to make that barWr, bore away M.IRKKTS. Cram EICIIANIM Dec. 27.—We have had very few arrivals of Wheat since this day week, although the na vigation is open. and this morning a few line samples were offered. and rradily obtained 2s. per. swifter bicker. The ripply of !tarter was very large, but the prices have declined from 2s. to 3.. per crafter, even fur the finest samples. The snpply of Oils was small, and rea dily supported last week s prices. Deans are kidk in sale, and Is. per quarter dearer. In Yeas, fix. there is no alteration. Foreign Wheat 5:l 72 Fine 1000 English Wheat 40 71 Flee Ditto U New Ditto Rye ll4 4 114 • Kerley eel Si Floe ditto Mak W 7* Fine Ditto ...... White Peal (boilers) 40 33 New Ditto (trey Peu 42 481 New Ditto Tick Hewes 4O 43 011113itto 0 0 Smolt Ditto 42 60 Feed Oats fine Ditto P..land Ditto 0 0 I Ilse Ditto 0 0 1 Moe Floor.. 43 00 litwon.l% i nape geed, yet lest Zit 36 SMITIIFIEI D. M . (To sink the 0111: per stone of Olin.) Beef . . 44.8 d. to Se. 01. rivrTLII •T u Mottles . &t. to be. ed. Besets Oen Veal . . M. ed. to is. Od. I Calves [Pork . . be. Wt. to 1e ed. Sheep, Ake. . . . 10,100 Li esk . Ve. Od. to 01.1 a Pigs l2O LAW INTELLIGENCE. SHERIFF'S COURT, Burns (Dears a Special Jury.) BREACH OF PROlllnit OP MARRIAGE. corer:lox v. woriatioaen. This was as action to recover conlensatioa in da mages fbr a breach of promise of menage. Ihe action was origimally beought in the Coati of King's Ihneeh, bet the defeudant had selbrad judgmeNt to ge by de fault. Mr. Aeottnes rese to address the Jury es the part of the plaiatiff. They were. he said, assembled for the I. of iocileing *kat damages might to be outward In the present case. It was a wiloject which, though at unceasmea, was still, very ketneetely. Neither so he quest ai to be male from repetition, see so salosamenog as to deaths the spirit of hurley. They wee, to deter taloa what damages a youtort and times* woman wan to rewire at their heads for being kept, by centime, warns sod frequently renewed promises, in gives of ma trimony ; and the., without say 016014 her par:. without soy reason assigaed es the r—witliout the slightest proem" ter midi ~Adder. Wooled. throwu back upon society as a digheal weseaa, with bee peace for ever broke.. her hem WOW. her hart withered. aod left to laagulsh sailer en tile paella teenage time wens the mound sod stmeaideldeisoneumwees Ober si tuation. It wee not saemar y. ter the pulleaes oiler lice, diet they shield awe lam all the suenuelie misery of sitentioN to which a young female Melt ho pineal whose heart has been taterested—whose hopes bare been raised to respects if hapti seemeg ess by ibs perigee of oae whom ler has gives too fidee toee-- who has " bels ali Ct i thish diet the day of their lodes was at hand, and thes ostinl cut ed 4 plague into the agonies of impair, aid held up to the aeons of the world as an ibises unworthy of that camellia ea which she had hinnoled her prospeea is lift. It was rat settessary. be did mot require them, to mew lake alt them feelings. sad thee ti declare that se images wire too high. But still they were male soy shot the Wet! sustained was but slight; that time was ea hetallillie re medy for such evils ; that it was hat a day's pas. walls might be folly campmates' by aWs wages. la lsl7. the defeadant Impress& to use the *Wallet the boos* of a ~teal and seem Mier declared to as ac quaintance of her's the attachneeat he assiestivell fat her. expressieg at the save time a wish to be inirodeced. At that doe be said be was in hopes of socceoding to his allele, and that, wised master olds* business. IA wee determined to make her his wife. The defendant was the is Wilds year, and the plaiLtiff N. That such was his determination, that suck at least where the pro mises he bald oat, would apte.,r from Ma orris leterr. written to her at various times. They would prove that be felt and expressed himself towards her in the way na turally to be expected from a young maw payiog his ad dresses to a yoga/ woman of whose virtue and worth he eatert4ised .. doubt. He bed g *bele velem* of the sisitiodaat's correspoidence to redoes in proof, §I ary desk should remain ea the Weds of the Jury after bearing witsesses. He expressed his detennivation make bee Ms wife ; said he bad bees isfo:med that his friends were @cutest the match, but that if prevented from it, suicide shield terminate his redeem In one letter he inesolosed the manner in whirl he was desirous she should, dress bow she should demean %itself. soul !shag he nought would he necessary iii her conduct to fit her fur that ateati.. is wlikh he was about to place her. lit mother. be informed her that his affairs were settled. that he bad purchased his uncle's bupisees fur Loom. . bad laid is stock to the moue( of lAOIII. and that kr; Kid other property besides. hi a tided le tter, bespoke otabeir approaching %tales, aid &nettled the ring hal purchased for the purpose, which lie facetiously called =lock. After all this, without say rouse assigited, t the slightest preteoce of unworthin-,s or sash: hallow on her part, without a single word .f exceed or apology, be suddenly andoaseed his ietention of dying a braided. and renonacing all thought of matrimony. The, bra. ver it would appear, was nothing more than hypocritical pridession. His motives for banking of were very different. for be soon after married another to whom he had been introduced by the plain ord. would appeal to the Jury as fathers, as brothers. whether this was a case that shiond be allowed to pass unvisited, be would not say by vindictive, but at least by exemplary damages? It might have happened that a youth, without experimace in the morning of lift, and voider the influence of ardent passion, beguiled by the i fascination of ba-ety, or the artifices of cunning. had made profession of an isoprodem attachment, ruinous to his prospects in life, and every way unworthy of his fa mily and himself. Under mach circumstances, a Jury would perhaps hesitate before they would award de -1 usages. Such were not the circumstances here. In this ease the defendant could not plead the excuse of extreme peek on his part, or of cunning and sedsctioa on the sober. Here was a young woman, whose heart was wrought apou by professions, lung cogtinued, of devoted attachment—whose tOilfaltlbC•aset wrote affections were seised by that appearance of sincerity. which mast al ways acrompasy repeated promises of marriage; to whom visions of future pleasure bad bees °pied ; who was taught to look up to the man by whom she was re tcted as her future guardian, her partner through lik— ing with whom her pains and pleasures were to be shared. Here was a young woman, filled with tkese pleasing and virtuous anticipation, all at once, and without cause, thrown into the frozen region of bitter contempt, to bewail that most painful of all slights. which females forget with most difficulty—which, is truth, they never cease to remember. Such was the ef fect it had upon her mind, that had it sot been for the vigilance of her friends, she would have succeeded as *eliminating, by suicide, a hated existence. She was obliged to leave the country, and was sent te-sonse dis c 'awe, to avoid the shame of being pointed at as a per son rejected and scorned by the man, whom all that knew them looked epos as'her future husband. But change of place could at change her feelings —could not rare the wound so wantouly and cruelly indicted. Mr. Manning was then nailed. He knew the hand writing of the defendant. The letters produced wean written by him. Mrs. Compton.—l am the mother of the plaintiff in this action. She was one and twenty last May. The defend ant paid his addresses to her :lather more than two years ago. At that time my daughter was living with me. I am a widow, and carry on the farm that was my hus band's. The defendant wrote to ply daughter, and I saw the letter. I thought him a very respectable young man, and bad no objection to her receleillg his addresses. —I knew that my daughter received Lonny letters.— He came often to my house ; his Goldman were perfectly sanctioned by me; he never made any etwoplaint of my daughter's minket ; he said he should make her his wife as nos as he w 7. in business. Hy danahter and he continued acniainteil twos then terms for a year and a half At the end of that time he called npnn my daugh ter, and I understood he wished to break off the match. I asked him the reams, and he said he had no reason, and might again visit me daughter. He has sine mar ried another person. Ylie effect produced epos my daughter was very serious; she was very much blurts she meld sot be left by . herself; her mind was so dis tracted, that I was afraid she would bare made away with herself. She was o:Aigeil to leave that part to: toe - - 1 \ ll4 - gill