The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-02 00:00:00

WILVIIIRE. EXECUTION OF MR. RdIERT TURNER WATKINS, THE FAMOUS HOROJOIIMONOER AND VOffi. SELLER, FOR KOBB•KY AND MURDER, (We are 'avowed with se flawing horrestiog and dread accoost at • sotoritio, drover. fres a Grimlowan of known probity Rod Molnar. and le would 'bat its publication mei& be as real oatoisi to All and inure easierat comsat-11 &Mee of a 1.110 It has bees said, that the effects of the Bornaghenoneer system ere confined to politics only ; but this is vile hypocrisy and de. l as i„ uip set On (Opt ly those who aro not ashamed to become apolegists kits mast detestable traffic, the silo of tenet eletiost In spite of sorb j e i es t presences, •e may meters to stirs. that the sta. torsi effort of the triton borough systems is to de. on , s tig• t he People • and that it it as utterly impos sible for a men who is concerned In tech traffic to his honest., as it is for • modest woman to freqemit the Heirs of ill.f.me about Coveet.gardeo, sod preserve ler cloth?. " Robert Tomer Watkins enjoyed the privilege of the Bleeds* Penchi,* in the Rotten Boroegh of Watson Bawer. which privilege, like most of his soperiors, ha always esercised with a view to his own private adesetage, he short he ewe his We to the best bidder. Ila was alui•ys • pootsrful s•pport t• Oho party be espoused—Ws strength was herculean, wad his worse and intrepidity commenserve—to improve flew mitersl widoweeeests to the ese of his rataut u i h. was sent to London. where be studied she s e ises* of hosing ender the ablest Insider% end W aterton adept in that sable art. Ile was competes, se the task archiving a sabi.le sob before him like a k of wild geese, *bids in a small borough is so hiding advantage. The WO Shelia* being so en. red that be could ono attend the etecotiou, it was owed that a Magistrate alba first respectabill'y. who had been on the Growl Joey. ft id was well acquainted with the taw, should see him at Marlborough, and Olithroeowr to pipette, firms him a confession of the crime. This, how ever, he steadily declined, though its most re•portfel tannage, to berk lb. Magistrate sad the Clorisassw, both of skein he thanked re. pestedly On this occevion, as at his trial, he shooed two genies. composers.. and sete•pcssessioni Ile declared that he did not fire the pistol, and that some things sworn against hint were sot troy; het made no rospleint of ioj o siice; ow the rest nary, be declared that bad be been on the Jury he avoid have gives the same verdict. 11. would ant say who it was that fired the fatal shot r bet al the same time he did nor disclaim being con cerned in the transaction It is s u pposed t h a t hi s refosal to speak out arose from kindness to some persons who were connected with hint, and who perhaps did the deed at his instigation, On tains leave of his children he dropped a few leant, but his ectantenence 1101111 resuirool its •onte.l royetsits Ile told the Magistrate that " ke had no wiskto live." adding. list " the siorid airs become so eery wicked Ire only sundered it nom sot destroyed" He elan espre.sly derta.ert to the maw (who roweniesles.erl the fact to the writer). that " hf attributed ell Ike criers he hod toossnitted to tie wicked prosaic*, which he hod known(. Ei d eti c 's.'" Indeed was is not to be won• dered at—en the contrary, it would be a wager of sunder if such practices did net lead sea to the amotroi lon of crime, the most atrocious. It Is no t many years since that a lag was hoisted at Winton Boort, with an isiscriptiles, " The glorious 35" wesolog 35 guineas for the two votes; on ob.ch an. ether fiat was capered, with the words, " The (lea. ins 45 " When men can allow themselves to lake a brit., er thirty or forty guineas over night, sod go the nest swain to poll vr'.ere they must saner, :f required, that they vote without fee or reward, or the hope or espectstion of reward, what •ickednoss is there of which they may net be deemed capable? Familiarised with bribery and per. jury, it was quite &lodates. that Robert Toriier Sy s ,. king should pay no roped to the sanctity of an oath ; bet, on the contrary, that he should swear whatever seited his purposes ; and tt•is be certainly did, to the greet personal choler of many innocent men, some of whom very niffOisly escaped the gallows, from the esesaleence of his false testimony. Oet of mere spire to his old master, Mr. James Gardiner, coal men:hard, of Written Basset. he serif that he saw bum one night take large quantity of coals from the barge of a person named Sadler, and pet them to bin own heap. The mogul he gave wet lin consistent and circeestantial, that the Magialra , e bet eyed it, sad refused to allow ball. Garili• or was tried, and escaped only by proving an alibi. W Ains also en d d to Is the robbery and warder on Thomas Ockel, bet Ockel proved, by seer 20 witnesses, that he was at Osford when the crime was commit , esl. Watkins was elevated on the spot where the howid deed was done, in the midst of about 20,000 ipecte• tort Arrived al the place be surveyed the dreedfol appanage with composer*. He desired to bare II Prayer Book, sad reed a Psalm of his o•nseievion, •fth a steady and distinct voice ; e'er which he said, "this wickid world way destroy the body hot cannot Ifll the sot." lie Oust ascended the ladder to lb. platform with a firm step, yed oho vast multi lode with serenity, and said to them. God blvol y e s ell, which he repeated thrice; being offered • Isociktrehlef to use as a 4 4 61.1, when he was reedy, be declined it, sayieg lam prepared. Many er.nits she coold not regard him as an object of pity were unable to withhold from him the respect which seem• ed doe to fns fortitude, lamenting only that it ea• Dot everted in • better cause ; hut for this we ought to blow circumstances. • lth, perhaps, eolosibuted More Ikon the wan himself to }motives so %orations.. ibis a result : hod he not fallen into the sink of cot. motion at en early and unissperiesteed time of life, is not impossible that hi. great energies might hie. proved a benefit to society, hatred of brit% • pest toil.'. , . . . Nottct TO i r tsbll.l rilfal . Fßl I I !IG Tut Esse '• . Ir it' Qu•tr• - r for L.nflon ; ll , rald, Spinach, Extract of a imier, daiml ile"t”laini, Jo,' 8: from St. Vturrne•c; and ii.nn.ll, Clad', f f ... (1,... " The patent China mood. gr. shirt. Oe' I .id doses h-r..--Carvitedoen ft • m /b. Wier and ' , tiled the l're. is Helgoland harbour in J3lt, 11118. for it,. U se of !Artier, Who,. I r j4.1411iC4 ; litnnah, I) son. merchant ar i ses occasionally rnms.l In El/041010 for ad.rewiel ; V. k. Gray ; and rri•ndoerg, hoe been taken sp sod tont to Koglantl, aod ere Clooknen. for Q'.'., t R.pod, finolion, for &boa ; 1191 likely to be replaced. Vessels OW IP sY tent in and 4pseili 1 1 . , ., '. I) rell, r". omi t . Imre all! in future base to rely ea iho'if olio onus Ili Ls., JOLT 1J --"Ircoon;• haat. hams r•ceirod by for siding el ibis dangerous aucborage." I sis slip Eili, attired ',skid/ at Whitby from '. lINGLIND Asp nut ALUM Feist would relleetiag mow y disown, That LagErod raked a wormier so Throne, Ard lead. bias se his prey s Why ride yea barks wis► mariCrows freight, Where Aloof and ripest only wait Till England cleats .he was) ? To aid a Tyraat's d►arbfrt sway, And blast a cause, whirls gloriosa Wig or Awns, If lislog, world proarmace the rights of man. Kulkawra! elms. is a purer oboe. When .ir se was mat wsgmnsiged a crime. Iler mans srlamplimorly sublime I Criohlog wish freedom's arm ape. the mail, The haughty snow tog Berta of bigisi Spain, (living she world the sigaal to be free; Pr... 4 in sue godlike came, by load or sea, Maid in her radian: course through all elegance, Nor waled her subjects' wealth its base alliance. Or glorious Aging. •ho awn We'd freakish'. Case, Aud Woodstock's misshion wamp'd wish lit,rdwia's mime I When Bevemow srembled as her ducal Chief. Then Commerce tubed her brow • is it olive leaf, Amllasiling Canna .1:ook her golden sheaf I Bat ants, alas I gamic misery reigns, And sailor,. aver all nor plains. Oa pale Itarramita each &Jelling de.pnt feed', litrepiarg her espiring crionserire as she bleeds I 11,6.1614 her was. erg'd fiani their native sail sleek-bred conriers,fatiele'd wish its Alai's The bard-earo'd prodder of their felons toil : BitTAVVIII . II hardy MOP, and arc • her bead. tiros rsiro paupers na wild Arts , ern,. s Deep are the narking, of the grief.stur• breed, But antra ! as that elemental rem, The deadly craw. a bier, the hood Idiot precedes, Thai dashes lofty pier as simple teeth Or bursting 'headers in volcanic storm. Conjoint with e.inhquakes. r,ittlisse natures fans! Where forked light'airep bottle sands keep. Arid felltornadoes.alta e death li hest% rep. Colotor devoted a.% rinds to she deep Mil/ a. the bleating arab, in pear, Int .11. y, la mar bite mamma. as the beat. of prey Shall Britons spring, and teal the hate.l inazires Outright, of all the anthers al their %tangs 'ff. B. F-451110AS FUR AU.•UST. CACIERW %Nil% RE1.0.1T.R1.1 llleerily, Da ass. - A woad drew, coup oir.l ..flarossol the body is plait., tight le the ~....e. a. 4 tar wai.l.4 a Soiletase length. lone otee•e4. she 4. otairietaied et the 1601101111 with a Warning of whim I rilbnans g the.. dime rows. sub is tnist.ed with a good at lop. soil the rine. r is wirusoenterl by a rich leoliat.is of ...oh. A roamed p. isobar ia &flatbed to the which fall. vat a i.ver the • Were is trierowed with tau rou• of h-ormi wok% ekes tea elegant ani.h to sue bust of the dirt*. Yeas !kW est pet spis as to the florist in frost. du... a tors est of white Britiqr iet the rail is incdtt 1 , 1% high. she Coster vers small t it rat a Nil border of hleesdhi e. kiwi a triawbed wish 'teeing pflailak tibbila towered with nett ft futerawrider the dila by bow to cortelposd. Witte ltd shots Limerick gbe ir.. Erb' ma Dassi.—A white luteshi.l wet • 'his, sada WO the 1.0.4 a...l .be .hiri I. oriwisorrted will a fallapeos of wb le . .D. 1.1, C.Alifted as ea I. edt. It a narrow 66114 WINICa• t mate i!,•. t. a I...taatag rata ...6rd a .4141 star- la 11.. • Ire of ends sr a la.*. aid d etwetra ever. one a fall sates leaf t tali triaardor .unitionwed by • fall si blood. The corsage %time- el bit gait; it al sailer I-.. Oolong down a is boos astir ots.t, I. is trimmed a ith hboid rye& . rs sleety, of • ragalusly novel upsd peso* form. The hair i. ilre. of i. tel I ricl. in few., I she bin, b..ie 1.414.p0wd so w. lob s.d a lin pineal. far ..sga w warn! t o .4 s. • f 4.0 phase ol braossfal wane so •th feather.. 1•4 , 0 4 1.. n. al pearl. White :ciao 'ea hale hid gloves. Carted Wary hos N.dt'AL 017 10.1.1Ge.NCR. • Lineloot., JULY 30 A 'hod the Comet, Bose, hem Calcutta ; a-iled 23th February. and from the Sand Beads, 11th March, in company •ith the Jame, BA*, Caledonia, &roaster, G 1114411, Chris topher, end Albeit,. for Loidon, end the Theodor. 44 for Madras, Gibraltar, rand Liverpool. The George Conniog, for the Ciyd• A. ton, for Liserporri ; and NO r iot..., for Lnndnn, from the Sand Beads, the 3tl larrh. The Cornwall was to sail from Calcutta for ''is port, the 10th March. Oo the 1411 t Nay, off Cape Aveeilhas, spoke the Seaforth, [Mies, from Liverpool for Ben gal, not 99 days. On de Ist Jane, off St. Helena, was hoarded by an Officer from his Majosty's brig Leveret. On the 11'h .1•1010., in 111. 0. 43. N. long. 21. 3. W. Spoke the Deena, Williams, frost Liver pool for Bombay, oil 411 days. POST.lllotrin, Ava. I.—Arrived the Wanderer, Diane, from the Merliterrarotais ; William Sibhald, Ronk', from ditto ; Alfrril transpo•', from Sierra Leone; sod the Russian frigate Eamochatka, for Soot America.—Sailed the William and Mary, lies. seiwood, for Barcelona. PLUS:Jr.:TN JULY 31.—Arrived the Curtis, No. cholla, from Priori. Edward's Island.—Passed up Channel the Mentor, Thompson, from do. for ictoth. suipten ; l'hoettir, Thompson, from Madras and Cal -1 collo ; sod Marchioneos of Exeter. Gilpin, from the Cape of Good Hope.—Sailed the Meilesa transport, for Bermuda. !halms, At:a. the Beach), packet, for Holland; Auckland do. for Cuthareti ; and Al- Hance do. for Gottenbergh, all sith Mails. FALMOUTH, JULT 30.—Arrived the Importer tranapori. from London, end sailed for Dublin and Ilatifes ; Renrdict, Bostick*, from Longsoend ; and Oporto packet, Cotesworth, from Haire for Pernanitsvco.—Arrived of this port the Abcona Iran-port, from liolifes for Fortomooth • Effort, from Mirainichi for London ; and Europa, ' Talbert, from J.mai a for London. The latter, with part of the crew of the Syron, Clark, cast away on Cope v ulva ; to s heavy Neon es the 9th of JOU—only 11 puttellotpia of rum saved. Dam.. Ave,. I.—Arrived )esterday, and sailed for it. (River, the Rosen', from China ; and Minstrel, Bristow, from l'ittiong.—Caawdown from the River and soiled the Te.can, Thompson, for Qoebec.— • Arrived to day and sailed for the Riser, the Castle Huntley, Drummond, from China ; Toles, Chilton,' Porn Per , ambito ; Amino. 13r)den, from Carota; Pr ioreos Charlotte, itonoolds..n, from Ceylon ; ' I A Leman , ; Catharine. at rots ; Eclipse ; Lady 114- 1 fetid ; T., for ; Jahn Snood, and Sir J aoph Baitko, Hodgson from Jamaica • John J irk- • , , e for Noacivlr; nnueqweer, stA: afelnlittcl, of the takees4 ref the *neigh* Hell ves sels The Ellt left the ire on the Loh inst. nip Abrent, Harrison, 40 tons; .he Ant •,*, one .h ; the Christi, Jackson, 50 ton>: the Cy• os, Be*diine. 90 tents; the Denenesh, Ding, three fish; the Eber, lA., 110 toes; the Ilightlyer, Blenkitisop, tee fish; the Jane, Sadler, 40 tons; the Lord Wel lington, Dannatt. Ave fish; it.. M an che s ter, 'rano., three 6.11; the Margaret, 111,11setry s tots Ash ; the North Briton, Allan, three As\ ; the Neptenv, Mon• re, 140 tons; the Nerseteraner, Pattisom, et.* 8.11 ; the Prince of Brasil, Todd, 101 tuns; the Richard, Gillyott, one fish ; the Slifilisen, 'Walt, five fish, ri 90 tons; the Trair•lgsr, Dannatt, 100 tons; and the Walker, Harrison, live Ash. BRICIIIWN HAGS.), Jut.r 31. YeolPriloy. IYe meg coltioroced at prlehloa. The coarse dkploged as orwabloge .f Egoirgl cowpony. The Doke or task and is 1311113etO•1 retinue of Spotting Den learn vete** she 1 . 1.. Prim." Retro. oto es/wetted. bus else Po odle** not being completed fur Ids revidetwe. i. %apposed to be Ike came of is. dere/rens bid tifil foe a fees day.. At see o .els. Ike nil. of .he day comowseed wing esionaal *pleb, order she stessarJsliip of Ike I ail a Egfelna{t4 lad J. Douglas, LA. %I I'. So ...Taint.. of 2 lg. each The lost Mile. Earl of g (r. e deo. 3 >fs 1 Mr. C. 11. It ....rips ch. r. by ti•pbotard. ty to Doke of York'. bl. r to nero .eoll 11 as h us Stiondes-311. I isad s:rapeoll -3 to I apt Mr. Roomette'. coil.-Wan easy. Gold Cop of I. Op. &Item by Ike Priate Revs% added In a Seeerilikes of lip earl. -rose 111011 I. Mr. Trews'. b. b. togirlfoo,ilrg 1 Lord Igsrosoo gr. r brooodru. 3 yrs—. • • • - Ms. Ibuterle a 4.1 Mao red. 3 in Mr It. * *mikes'. 01. Oro. 3 yto 3tr C. !Lank'. rY, e Nor 1 honer.. •A.ll fell. A 504.4 rote - b •a 4 gin Uno'red. and raw betting ovum, the bran. bus he boiled shout the is. se& p 44. slier beeping I e 1. 41; to I gam.. Ars.rrotro. Sr ames %or fauma.....6.tatioreely dislocated hi. WWI joskg behind. Jul. se b. a . cosmos' In by Me distaiee.pial. I'Lar of Ilea 6 l IYr • r. Comae aboul • AM* and spree iroolrll. Mr. C H Ilooverie's Moulred. /pp ar0.... ..... I dr Sir J. Byre-lord'. Ealcimosisc... b 3n I dr 1 Mr J. %% Sy I bre Mr I turner's .no Koala. 6 yr. u.ggb, Ors Lord I A roma.% ..e MI d lob TUG • leer. routed, tote not placed. First neat -Lyra be Hog. sod to 4on MI fro-. 1 to 51 &gains' Wault.d. In rmanlag .b • twat, Skim, ma. r..d.• by Eduard. cirri &viral., fell Con an.a en. Mar.' g. mud •re ride► •a• lowa burs. sad entree .4 ibe grnond. Al r sin dr., fell lawn and or. dra•... I:bodis a , * brows, the latoserne at even bruits Sher ihr •••• nod lend Keacrib the c..wrinsispo of be I Ird ono it* I t N. d . 1:% rheas etas ag —the IN War won bt • I►,Klb. far by a sick, Iht id by half • and Ike ta•l bI a leag.u. A I Uttl/IY, Jimv Ti.► Klein's% of I • dal c.•a,n•.u.n) Int she nciirsol•s STAKIA. el Flee Is • cis. OP. ae4.-4 Item si. 11.4ung Fool. .41-, AA h., se,et els lie see tree • I. Kn. hi 4. 11011. tarty aw. • el....rips— %emirs said 4. ',dap e 3b. . . . Mr T. th...•• h. g 1.. m. herd . . Mr. M. 14 y 6-004 o'r b la M•amp. g 4 ....... V 3 dr Mr J. 8...4 @l'. b.... swots. h t yt..4 lira, 4 r... 4 t l I 3 Mr. Ka: ••• M. *A.m.! M. A lira% t El. e 4 3r5..11 Mt. U. C•opperd . .. R. tips. aid At stirtias, it,. odd. west., 3 to 1 against Saran, 3to 1 saaiov Rump, 3 to 1 aphis( l ode . 7 ra Groliirde. and 6 I. 1 opium Medias. C O O 4l riallioa Iwtstmo Swan sod Reap After the 'try, the odd. sets 3 to 2 spin.' Susan, 3 to 2 against Romp, said 3to 1 against Tom. rum, hoe. ever. brie% Mut sister in the Nast 'Wort, tits bets changed to 3 and 4t.1 in big favour, and • h . third 11•41 he assasaml eerily. Then followed as 51A rC H !we 50 Chistras. bar Age—de New Course. Mr. K ewes b. g 5 p••I •. aralor N. KW* ••• r. Wier, girl • s►,loll In filer ous Lys(' Wea PRsii). Theso horses wore again saoitlieti, L.dre being ailnased eye payoffs; be was spin boat, but wish rather snore difficulty than peevisaysly—tbst distance listlo better than a neck. On Oho wow, onveh, 7 to 4 on Mr. King's. The e.nciodiog efforts of the day wore for the ha 'woe a &serving .he LA1)11 S' PUltcr. of trage. for all ages; 3 in. oW. ;four- Sot. !lb.; doe, tht. I eta lead aged, 31b. Aimee and Geldings allotted 31b Miner ., once to alhe pretest year to raft) run t noire tree Mb. ; m Inure, 71b. extra.—Hess. —the Nes toon.e _ _ _ —... ... —...--... Me. C. 11. llooveries eh. b Zadig. 3in al 1 I Mr. Climb'. b.m. limbs, ard 2 3 Ybe hid of Egrrivar. eb. so. Sikenail4 by Clobber 4 yr.. old ... 4 2 11.. Bllneleo A. no Faddy, 33 m old ... 3dr _ _ . Z.Sdtg the lawnoiiist at ...film. After ibis first hest 6 to I on Zoulie, and 6 and 7 to 4 alainst oerfail This rocs esei.ed twelve, bet wadi; won in blab style. Tito poor liaise Sir lA3mas, the property of Sir C. Sosith, which broke a leg on Friday, has been shot. Et!ward has nearly recovered from the painful ef fects of his accident—he was on the colirst on Satyr. day. The sports for this day will incl.& a parse for 100 pineal the last two miles, cud a Handicap of 60g.. beat., the new course, and tome matcher. After she diversions of the day, the Dike of York and a select party of 44 will dine with the Earl of Erement at the Lodr. MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS. The following Letter from Earl Fltzelllium to Earl Stamford, the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Chester, will he read with much interest :- 44 Wcrosi"isit, July 41, " MT LORD.-1 had the honour of your Ltd. ship's letter on the 16th inst. conveying the Resole tilMOS of the Magistrates of Cheshire, passed on the 13th instant, in General Quarter Sessions, for which communication I beg your Lordship to accept my best thanks. As ■ meeting of tbe people was fixed for Monday, the 10th instant, to he held on Ilensiet Moor, wear Leeds, ethic's I thought likely to for- Irish the means of forming en opinion resp►cting the important enesidersoion of the temper and dis positien of the It pot+•inn of that great town mai etten.ire district, I deferred acknowledging ynor Lordship's till 1 had received accounts of what passed on that occasion. The professed objects of ibis Meeting did not differ from those .•f one al. ready held at the same place recently. They trete Parliamentary Reform, by means of Uni I Suf frage, Eteciiosi by Ballot, end AllOlllll Pediments, gruendetitkoncertant tostrect p. inciples of the R.ohts of Mon ; hot to these weir added, on t►is ocrs.l.•t•, another (re thee I ;, tent with 1/"*.i , " 11 of the former, which wool(' produce a complete Hear How of cosualtat), to mil a Koprestatative to the Iperiont House, whenever a proper c.w:d owl with. Nototthcaoling there a t •pe rs no elite "rot from the la•ge s eatent of their Hatins, mill, 1 ant Kited to understood, there epposeed in user, srentsee manifest humiliation of 01)60 in (he rri..re hemht.t..ne. and means propmed for attaining •h•ir ends, •iotti they seen esptessed an inclination to petition Pettis. mst. Rat without enterirg into particsiore of Mhat passed. it is a great satisfaction to me to Wind your Lordship, that the numbers oh.. attended at this Meeting did not elated half of those that attended the last ; gad that of the namhers present, a much larger proportion of woe•• it mule op !Mt Meeting than at the last. At the cline of the twines,. the Meeting wet tiiroolred, end the two. pie dispersed without tumult or insult to any one; in a moaner the most ore.erll attd peacerible.— , On the whole, I think I may confidently assure yore Lordship, that though there ate to be Naiad its this I Riding a certain number stl very seditious, designing, and dung haractets. who are endearooringrtal instil into the Minds of the ouin'orased doctrine, suhrersire of every thing esit:ab!e in nor Con ',Rational Es•.btishmrnt, these men are few is numbers, without character or influence; the mass of the population is by no means disaffected, bat, ow the tower', contented with the present mode of thief's. If they attend such Meetings, it arises in a crest degree from want of orcupition; they h aw ,. t i ts alls'ortone to be uneerplopro ; however willing to work, ander the present stagnation of trade, they n■ fi.•d none: and are thus reduced to the aryl distress, IA eh every man, whose daily support depends apes hie do ly vernier, mast he in w toot emp.'.•}went folio. Tb s is their hard lot at present, which, to their ergo dip, from glee,' thing I heir, they Lear, in h-pes of better times, with patience and resisn•tion. I have run i .to length, bet I thought your Lordship might be at.ai..es to know tie genital disposition of a great p..poi.tion, so contigeoes to parts of Cheshire. •f I hare the honour to be, My Lord, year I.•..d•hi ,.'f owl rh demo, ke. &*. n fAT WORT:i Fa Z W 'WAY. •• Ih.- f oltamitu: d, &r. & P. I boa 1 hate omitted Vomit the II • *retort, so Mo-ds., Isere swill the more as on rorreee oc , ast-t•—•odeml Ibry •te a Net of itittorat t ••raters, who base attended all *I tlf•reat LAW INTRI.LIGENCR. COUR r OF CHANCERY. TtLY H. ins aLV. OK. THI•TuW V. Tilt ?iota 11110111 M OT ST Too VAS AIouSTLC The tono Ustasiatts.oat d-ae hi- inclement in We c-ie, and b real , that I. •ss. dodo ht. o ft .. fess. s closable int►tost Matter to 'Me • ght ..f the petit% 141011 dosing them .ss the alt•tation Ih►i oars plepe.l. it.. or good ga►atlw h►f .r• 1 1n ens. found. ',el 1.11 a wo • i• a by the It , w• Plaiotti, mar n( the ptri•h, 'paying the Court to eatho tae t•im to Pea. mine certain deeda shirk were its the custody of the D4errilleta. This seol.da was wade on the ground el the Pleint•if claimisg his right, 09 tiros , of the parish. to e joy the provirds of a emitted,. estate, (*ostled in the reiou of tdos•d 111. t,, a Mr. Champesiss,citis.n and is. iu •ho dee voted a portiou of it to be paid in the prl•tt of St. Thomas, for saying s many misn a fur the soul of thd deceased foooder of the charity. After being replier paid by sLe trustees to the tiase of she Reformation, by Henry VIII. the feeds devoted to sopersiiikes purposes were appropriated to the Crowe; bet therm Isal a reservation in this case in tmlislf of .bis pa. rish. 'rim great fire of 1666 destroyed the lone. meets on the estate, among oilers; and it all ditS. colt to say on what precise ground ttcy, prior to that time, were ••rusted. The parishioners claimed a right to act es trustees of the estate, contending that the intention of the founder was to make then an ap. plicable, bet the vicar claimed them as being his, in consequence of the intention impressed by the founder. All that was, therefore, asked in the pre• sent stage of the business was, to allow him as in. spection of th• deeds sod uneniments of the charity, I for the purpose of being enabled thence to ascertain en wt.at each party founded their Islam He had minutely reed over the bill and unseen, and, in con. sidering them, he was of opinion 'hat the production of them was necessary to deside this qurstion. lii the r efore pre his juogin-nt arcurdingt,. VICE cakNCELUJR'S COURT, Jrcr SI. 'Wiwi V. URN. The Plaintiff is brother end sole brit to the de. ceased Mr. Nixon, of the brat of ;•Caen and Bern, grocers, in Holborn, and a motion was made on his behalf for restraining the surviving partner from disposing of the copartnership property, and for bovine an 'croon, taken of the same, under the di. manna o! the Coart. It was stated that the De. feudebt bad refused the Plaiu•if access to the books of the concern. Ife h•lieveil his brother to have (bed worth t,pwar.ts of 10,0001. and since his d►stle above 4001 bad been drawn out of the kink of Pug. land. The Victc•CuAvccr.t.ot ordered the Irjauctiom to be grants I in the usual terms. Conn F2clllallOr. ACCI. !.—The Market Ws was well supplied r sib II Ikai, but ou sale L s re t e nT h e l full 2.. from 14. i ilbrialr ' • 9.—Ba.t. a Is. to b. cheaper. Is Pens. dud Oda lc Loser, and o-iy hue tps.lotir• . f e.ich I.oml 01 Pest k English) .... 611 74 lire! Pens 4R 52 !ten ditto U:tto t Foreign) .... U 7 5 2 It)e met do. l2 16 • •n Oats ........... nor M. . galt Whitt Poo XCIIF ...... Fine 11 "u► !Man BMWs ........ 44 41 %61.6,664 1 5.. t.. . SUitlirirLD Atm. 2 The Islarkm urns well .11b iris. P••rk lwwer. —R rf .awl lamb ►r..k #.ade. prase. we pee Wt. T e sales lb use Haymark►t 1111 , t snarl sloe .wow► r per lest i , and prices whim.. later..tum.—Slies IksJ t loves haveilletlisea . . The annexed it • correct stoloorot of tbe somber§ cod pace, at Mat Let : Tn .s;rl the (MI. per *we of MM. 4 6t Her ~1 Larne tile der_ 4 ylide 4. k g. , I ~le . • Lje ; .... g 0 $ 04. Ser; awl .5.61 e• Is 01. C.d. , . a. ie 6 04 . •.• • ..... SAO IlAir-MARKKT. Hirt •.. M. tk. oa. . lg. W. Omer 61. Os. 06 .C4 to 71. 15s. 01. Straw .... Si. . to Xb. ed. •• wie ..•1 ' : A