The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-11-05 00:00:00

rMMII LAW INTRLLIGENCE. COURT OF CUARLERT, ?v. 4. IM VAN SANN V. senceetoeshps OTHEIVI. The Arrinteer. - Custom. OA flay sieved his Lni•lgbip to dismiss on order ler kseiai en attach. a.out easiest the D.f►ndants. The Ceert lied. pre. Tioogly to the lees gentian, granted en order which *forted thet th► litointill end ether ered•itors of the tet► MI. Geldosidt *hold Imo onus to the books, p•pr.c, &c. et "mumble hefts. The Plalsoiff, hottem. am holies ih.t seem which be .bbd, bed 11•11 aft alidevit es ebklt the *emient ass Th. Lose CIIAMCIILLOR, after hearing Counsel at t yro Ivaigthorn both sides, disseieeed the sane of et. aclionsto •itl casts. DATIL* V. TN* DVSS 011 111001.101110 111. Joao. CHILD. i Mt. Heat stated, that be hod a modes to "mho lo this nee, bet sodomised's% ihat f 1 'meld *eft the rooevoirot• of Casa) on the ether side if k were vovpotted,ltt had as objectless to de.. till &Wedgy, oft dsy, wit► the ken of the Coot, he would ►ring it es. M. H AUT said. that Ibis INS • 11114111101110 rowels the Defend•nt frees recrieirir soy sooty ea etcoeitt of the Ploistiff, or from ieterfnieg Is may respect with the masecemeet of her bunions. The Plaintiff it a widow rosidise ie Souvenetshite, mad Why left with the seseaseevest of • very large brewery the wished la tel tame person to act as wet fee bor.— Her Mother towed the Defendant for • cocain term of years, at a salary of led. a year, le cousigeence of the Defeatism slating himself to be peculiarly shilfol in the managesseet of a brewery. The resell, however, showed the seeirery, as the betimes bad weedy Mies raised sign he ism Weill, the hese be. • lei so forbad that so publicus' email ski it. lie boa else thrown sway sad gassed le be destroyed a camber of cast. of beer.' T. LOBO CHANCILLOS reseed t• pest the te. jeoctiew esti! Notice had been served oo the party es the other side. Ho consirkwed himself obliged to do so froth the circumstance of this beer hosing in we. ral losnisses been deettoyed moody 1111 moths before the present applicrtiou was made. ITV. W. 11110110 N V. ELIZA ANN •[LLCIIOX MID OTIIIVS. This very Interpol's cave, which was partly heard dories the last Sittings of the Covet, was again breoght forward ibis day. MI. lIA itT was shoot to state the motion for the when Mr. WI:401111LO, Counsel foe the Defearlsota, begged to wage • preliminary objectiers to the Ili. dilate en ohirh the matins was founded. His Lord. ship geoid ter rolled, that on a former orreries he bad objected to the allidarits becasse they were sworn in Ireland, without any thing on the face of them to shisietbat they were sworn in as English caesf;' mad had declared that he walla sot look at alfidelks in loch • came as the pelmet, unless the parties mak., ins than were so pledged, as in be liable to en as. *ipotesi of perjury, I. case it shoeld appear that they had sworn (shady. They did not, however, at premien come up to what his LerdsMp wished, be there was set a word said as to the penes bane' whom they wen swore. Rot, seppositag him to is a Master in Chancery, In Ireland, as he reproseoled himself to be, still the aildevits were sot soda as of. forded rereads for sartiotaiming ea asoignment of perjury. He admitted, that for metal.' purposes. such ass pees( of debt, so aidevit swore before a Master io Chatwery in Ireland bed been admitted is former instances, althangh Lord Thud*w bad greet doubts on the subject, and in ass case declined is. rigging sea an slifidavit sill he bad consulted the Judges on the subject. He vomited to argue, list there most be evidloce that the person described as a Master in Chancery in 'Mud, actually 61Ied that eitoation; and sine, that ',ideate was wanting, he objected to the affidavits as inadminible. Besides, assuming theta to have bees taken before a Master in Ireland, they were not such as his Lordship had de. elated they (night to he, and did sot subject :the de. ponents to any liability, because they contained no declaration au the pert of the deponeata that they were !bible to as essignmeat of perjury, if they bad nut spokes troth. Asetber Cosner!. whose some we did not know, followed is sapped of the objection. Mr. Hon/ said, that If this evidence was not to be received, he regretted that his Learned Friends bad not rims earlier to illuminate the Court. The Loam CIIANCIILLOS said, that if an use was wanted, which was all the Plaintiff could obtain from that Court, It was clear these affidavits sere not soli eirot. Ti. motion, however, might go on at present, and he should have an opportanity of talking to the Jody., ea the subject on Saturday. Mr. Hans Shoo proceeded to give an outline of the case, sod read the aildevits of the several per use •Itte stated themselves to have been accessory to the sobstitutise of the child as the daughter of Colossi sod Mrs. legging. In slower to these, there were the aidavits of Mrs. Strikes and of Mr. Sewell, eke meow of the late Coleael Smitten. The latter only saki, that he h'd no doubt of the leant (Da. loudest's) being the fOgithaste daughter of Coloael and Mrs. Sergison, sad that he bed never bused of any sespicion NI the *object, till this suit was lull. toted. The affidavit of Mrs. Sergisoo stated, that she was married to Coloael Sergio,. in 1106, atsd delivireed of this child la 1907; that Colonel Screws wit @prised of her pregnancy and bee delivery; that on their arrival in Eaglead, the child was baptised, and that there was oat sespieion of any imposition having bees practised. She then penceeded to p through the andavits of the other poetics, and denied the whole of their aesertioae relative to the aubstite. lion. There was, however, Due peruse which had referents fla the annuity of 121. paid to Meow Can. ningliam, which be thought it necessary to read to the Cavort. She stated is her affidavit that that sem 1 4 was paid or given by her from molieN of charity, and in comptlout• with the reticular dying request of bee first husband that that sore should he paid to her, if the deponent ever had it is her power to pay it ; and that it was paid with the cosiest of Colonel Serglc.n." This statement was nor unimportant, at, is of the same the tail, as fir it M by coopiring it *Rh °lbw statentoots taily, el •20::! Ilring het silicate to Lb • •••••\ TM?. STATESMAN. es related t this aaaelly. Ile shdold new rated es. ; meal letters .f Mes.Mealsee's, addressed to Eleanor Counistibant, aad the Court wooW juke from dim whether the statemeets in the salmis. respolimil the perms, of 1M twelve pounds, ead the pa. met of (:olenel Sergisee to that parental. wwe true. TM letters wen dies reed. They atetalmed strict 'airmails's as I. secrecy mad mellow Is the mew err of 'menial/ mud eireetr)lni Martel they fad pleined of the banh madam of Wesel Reesbesellie dillicalty she bad is writhes witbeel his haewledge I and that the memeet site received a Mutt, she are obliged to bore it foe feu of him s weal efebein purported to contain geertmly nesilleatese ch °m em. salty, sad la one of them aim said !Mt is ream ber mother untold ply the ramie, q.ulsely ae it Memo doe. The lAwram: Coeur' said, Awe mere sbeef• ftdevits and Wen es which the modes sea leetaded sad be hoped the Court would me selideat erred. is them for saspeadieg the payment al MI. a peer allowed I. the 'slant Defendant ; or, If that, which eetteialy would ben bard messere, could be avoided by a mere compendious procerdiag, for dieectlas 211 isms to be tried. male of the isteaded mg*, which had bees per. Masted st Sr. Peterebergh, preparatory to the wield of the meal; assts. the valise of the Use of the vessel for ow year mid eleven ambits, respecting which they had beard very contradictory widows ; bet at least it appesred to him that not were she. two voy ages from St. Prtershergh to the Brasile aid beaks weld have been wadi in the sitar. They walla be. shim Weis& cattalo other *swans which she Philo- Ile had beet obliged to inter. The seat part el she Inman's, to which their attendee was to be dis a. ad, was the sabsegoest egreement le Septeedifle,l 1012, between Mr. De Tomei sod Mr. Lloyd, the astheriad spat of Me. Lopes. with fell pawns. If they shield this& that Mr. De Torsi b a d b ees b ef og by that eemput, to Were serSZTtch .ti e ship to Roads la the wing 3, k was els-, b e I had net dew she es the twittery herb( hose lute the Lea den Docks. her carp wadi est sad sold, it wield be their duty to led fee the TDMIIII seder this heed else, specifylog here sole the esti.. meted nisei of his lessee sod eddy isteedme Wee ' {Wien the lateresediste hI is the market aliteed.— His Lordship concluded his dirge, et whisk the shove lea mere sketch, by setrestiog the Jery to bestowthat series, sweeties sod coasidendes es the, whale of the case sad the whieece, which its wegalteds sea imperesce to swiftly deseselied. Mr. Serjesat Tambora thee stated that bellies& ed to deliver in a bill of warptiess ghee the verdict shateid have hems gives. The Jury retired, bed shortly abet wet lea mete regerstisi the seediest of the caw if the brig.— listing received this, they costi•erel is dleiliteratioe ablest ea hoer, sad thee ,clamed hew Ca% O a r their OWNS ba el.g Wee called seer by' they retersed a wedist ler the Pielatif—Ohmle es the lint as 34,7001. • ee the sewed, IMAM — Being thee leterrep94 by his Lordehipo , o 9l3 st they had wades wheelies el the vie, 900 194 el el the brig, they relented the vales el the Ist 11,0001. sea of the Islam et 40001., =Ales eg • ewes sea et 13,0001., as the dealers es twelliMill el triter. Mr. See set Vsarsimis thin lisiiked his 11111 sf emptiest, greisedell es IN fellableg, aseweelkie oases : that his Letdehip, is Me sharp, hall bet gives his spiels* es the vsNdP Si the hat we. tract, vier laid k delta Wbe 0101121 9 whirl, is fees it wss—ead that be bed set deseribed the Ukase to have bees *Weisel by false sad &saddest mesas. His Lordship said, with amid. Chet the resorting to seek side u We supposed freedeiescy of the Ukase, after so wee, years Bra lib the isvestigatiee of the awe, asses weightiest% Wiled almost said a dim. hemostats!' pressman* Ile atepwards proneonced (es he said he wee compelled to de, mach wishing that the tweeting hod been I f the consider. odes et We C.ert ahem) that the first cootutt dolled le time of was wee illegal. Defeadeses Coeval thee observed, that this &d -eke precluded PlaletNit Calleiti from wadies themselves of the verdict es the first was, sod desired to keel. which of the Whet verdicts thee weetd hate rot ludo(' ? it appearieg that sew 44 do Immo was was kid se a breech of die teed WOWS of the second eagege. went, to which the Chief Lastige ipiel referred le his ('sego, Mr. Serjeast Less wade Wolfed,. of the lON verdict of 13,0001. es the gtegvel wants of Isseer, es which special damages eeellmet be gives, beech verdict is. accordingly reseeded. We emiereteed that Plaletirs Gismseards obtained the swedes, sad Ipprobed Lord ship, fora fernier spgdadiee to the Cm* In order to reich wore eforteally lb. jetties d 116 cadre. Mr. Faces. followed es the same side. Read mitted that the Defendants wore retitled to ell he beselit that meld be derived from the impedes wide which the Court would receive the widows of accom plices; bet at the same time, if it meld be abase that the &Adams was confirmed in some parte (fee It wee lopusiltie to cadres the evidence of omens. plias in every pert), thee the whole testimony wen entitled to credit. But they were net all accompliers; tbe.person who appeared to be the mother of thechild wee es reception ; sad she, instead of deriving say ben& from the deception, bad been a mum maw In being fraudulently deprived of her child.—Us then proceeded to chow is what manner the @eidetic' of the depurate for the Plelatill was confirmed; the &Talkies, of the am %retie( is every circeastance of 'apothem the.. of the ether. lie also contended that the depositions brought forward by the Plaited, were miereborated by the afirlefit sad the letters of Mrs. Sergises ; sad that her elfidavit tied her letters con tradicted each other. Tits annuity paid to Nelly Consisghset, it was impossible to view is soy ether light than that of hub-money ; for was It likely it could be given fret charity, as she represented, and at the request of her hothead, who died& bankrupt ? to her alfidavit, it is stated to be gives with the cos. sent of Col. Sergison„ bet her letters skewed the difficulty she bed in concealing it frees him. He me. cleded by stating, that she lieu. Mr. Sargisan, is the candid which be wu at wrest pureeing, was sets ated by the most honourable motives. Mr. Wistredho said, that those letters which had bees read had Wee epitome(' since the matter was last before the Coed ; and though they had bees sweet, to some time beck, they bad bees fled only a few days ego, end corempently curb' see be tie. mired. He, therefore, wished that Mrs. finites should hate as opporteuity of &sewer's( this sew molter. The LORD Cmarica.t.aa.-111 Mrs. Serydoss fM any desire to file as affidavit es io these letters, slie meat be allowed an opportunity of doing so. 'hese is so doubt that Mr. Sergison is acting properly end boreetably in this braises., coodateetly with the re.. spectabiliry of his own character, end ebb the dewy be ewes to his family ; but, et the same time, it is my duty to prefect the child. The testimony breeght forward is certainly liable to supicios yet there is we doubt that pure 'eidetic , may be derived free egg impure sources. The child bas so testimony se lbeeeriel at that of her supposed mother, in thermal .1 whose death this evidence would, perhaps, be left ins very imperfect state ; and, therefore, if she wishes to have an oppreduaity ef npialeisi respect ing the letters, it is ay dirty le give it. The Lady is in Eeglssd, and may in a short time give in her es planades; and if that requires csairstatime, by sp. Ovation I. personifier [reload, farther 1100111111 be allowed for that purpose • After some con ion es the subject, the mo. lino was appointed to come es pis en &tardily se'neight. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, No►. 4. The Court did mmt eit Ilits d►r, sod will ut re. some its Sittior till Satenky, Nov. 6, the first der et Term. POLICIC. ROBBERY OF MESMUL LONGMAN'S IiREMOUSR. M ASSIO Nottato— Yesterday Brookes, Broome, Harrison, sad Stesert, were aria Wooed op ter COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Nov. 4. essesinadon. sores s. De Wen. The only new evidence rosined was Robert le. The Defendant's case was closed this (the third) glsby, *prestige to Mr. Martin, the bookbinder, day, about two o'clock, after which fkrjeent Lass who stated, that a porter left two copies of " ladies replied at very great length, and with great ability. Johnson," at his Meese, Mr. Broome tame after. The Cuter manes thew read ever the whole of wards, and was talking to his master about the the oral evidence en both sides with gnat mineleoes, books. leaving that contained la the documents, which were A loos eras-essmiestios of Mr. Marti, took remarkably voleminees to the eesmination of the place, bet it was 'minted, that the publication of Jury themselves, His L ordship observed that theqen. that. soda convereation which occurred afterwards, lions, generally spookily, arising out of the present might prejudice the Pri . They were re. case, was qeeetions peculiarly calculated far their mended. consideration. Ho said, generally speaking, for he The Loan Mason in the eosin of the day took did not affect to disguise that a very material point of ecstasies to observe. that Weddington's letter, which law was involved is it, namely, whether the first of appeared io our Paper yesterday, and which was the contracts on which the declaratiee was greasiest, foralehed by one of lOU regular Nitre Reporters, had was or was net illegal, as bevies bees entered into been left at the Monsioa.boese ea Wednesday ease. Ina time of war, wet early to lasers the property of ing ; and that Imbed sever yet looked at H a ted rer an essay, bet to espedite it to an enemy's coentry. hat „ never should. How far it became Mr. De Tastet to eat up each a Masesottooost.svaate..—...Fotir persons of the defeace, a defeats which left the real merits of the teems of While, Price, Woodgme, and a woman caw altogether Wombed, It was not for him to named Cloaoley, were charged with felonies of • corn. judge. Bet he thought it the mere convealenst coarse i pikated nature, and such as should nation persons to reserve the decisioe of this question for the Court to be very particular who they admit in the care of above, sod that is cousideriog their verdict they tweets. shield put it wholly sot of clew. For the present, The Prisoners were first epprehentletl on suspicion therefore, taking it that there was we illegality in of hating robbed the helm of the lico. Checl•• that tesesactioe, the ant question that presented 811111111190, whieb White sari his wife had the o r e.. of. Half for their deliberation was, whether the De.l On the aectieneer (Mr. Watts) calling to see that fondant, is becoming the *gent of the Plaintiff for j the house was lewd? for the reception of i.s owne r . attain purpose's, le tint year 1811, which be with. t be discovered that it had been literally and est say doubt bad, had also accepted • retainer !the chewers, trunks, kr. which were tact thine had t. became his agent, for insuring and expediting all berm rausacked. Clowsley orcesionalty chafed the brig Sterterio Yetis. with her cargo, to St.' there, sad Prim, her intimate easnciate, often long relmbergh, with the first of the two ye 1111,111., is well as the other Plisnawa, an d a as which were to sail the following year. sod which did neared Crostey, set in custody ; hot at. 1.;‘,1 of ;he NU from the Downs, in April 1812—ohoold they Immense property stolen could I. be of opinion, which opiniAn was to be collected ruder raaminatian on this charge, re t ,fri 4 ,d from the evidence, that the Dekndant bail become [levies, in conjunction with the other l'tiatna.ra, the Plaietill'a agent, for the particular purpose be robbed the premises of Mr. Gray, ' bed specified, it would be their del to give a keeper. in Otimd.siceot, with column he thou lived 'indict fur the latter ; in which case they would servant ; the paristelart of which were as frolow : stale the amount of damages in which they jedged The whole of the parties met at the Fraihrry, in him fairly ent:t•ed, on account of ibis loss sustained Olforti-strect, otrte While laid the plan of sobbine sty the cargo coit having ariiiird at the lime' when the trent', of s Genttomto, which had tirow left in the mirket nis fstiititablo, at the low rate of Mr. Grey's me. Too periira, be st•iril, were all dialer, sluing Omen 3f%)'. the 10 , 1s.itain d or the resent, end hey get vat of tte unlit tills of es. L.l Idol's', of considera►le •most, and other pr epee,. The Gentlest•• bad best reterned front the Clpt of Good nape, s•d the bills were the brit set, sod of se est is tits persons olio stole there. The o K t y part of ilk property traced •sr s lint of tol., *Mich Molt, the officer, foetid on tie wow.se, Cloostey, ands latter from Price, the porport of which was as follows: He stated that Fe hid got nn tnlersbly Weil ii vie Ns road from lientiostlon Rao's; that he had dogma &woken cove trot of a pootni's worth of silver, and he stinted some bad voter. The letter directed Clowsley where to get three at ivesodsiapenotach, one of which she was to keep, and the other to• to be mg to him. Pike bad just bees liberated is a thereof pers. in` bed Dotes, mid Plank, information, fogad I Cloolley ha the malice of the *ides of lee Ism AI. na•-e Pickett, whish @beeline, it term set, she galaxy - gees of a false etaracter.—Tbe Mmes. woman row ttj. C CIN ` r ""'ON OF A MERI/ERF.R. W. Pit Yawaid! , - ['Pith the contesting of T. Wattlea Imo . 014 "" bim"" have otertleret: a wow mem bdueee Rkeberdh and laah'.. ten seeks ego, t eed which tests os3 to be a gross imps..4l„, as the fellow WWI sal, Vllle&Kd (rum the gaol of gee.lawe am Almada', to which place he bed boo. teammlued se a vagabond, before the time of this al. kged melds. He accused himself at Unioe.hell with the merder of a female as Leicester, and abet. wady tbeowleg her into the river then.. 'Phis epee enquiry teemed oat to be a fabrication ; end aloe, that the fellow bad imposed epee • Clergyman I. like manner hi the couistry. Mr. R. Staple*, ea nein the report yesterday, produced the basks from Lieloo.hall, by which this grew loreehiee less detected.—The Passim, was resaand , d ter a week, sad he will be disposed el at the Sessions. OLD DAILEY. -s THURSDAY. Not. 4. Joseph flardlng was ',dieted for receetiod 11. ss. the pro. /eerie hks odwee. James Mime, is lligh-strees, United. Mr. DOOM'S rated. that the Iriipoore was easpiayed Mr. Gibson as a Journey NUM linker. to deliver bread fir bias la hi; hrighh..orliesid. and in the ro OM. of his easplorwewl be so. reeled 11. 5.. a bide, arts.rdilsg to his slaty. be simmisM hose arkoossledied as brag paid by a moaner. sad duly oressame. ed for. Mn. Glissise. the sorbet of the Promoter. primed the deli. eery of a costumer's b.II ss. the Pri.siger. the arses of abed it was so► eq...ally plowed he received, and aeser aoriosubad for wirer. Verdun-6641y. Jobs C.asbbsild was couvieted of stealing gime had bar dot mashes of Jobs L..nsi.n. The ease Isar dearly proved audin4 the Prisoner. olio said be had soly our request 10 el Air t be bad served hi. teem, for e.lesea ;tam sad e Ch (NI two wisaasis t be had is perks." ear Roy means of oulioiorure is this coostrir ; his eirieest asy list be night Ise ...sr OW of the trosissey. Tho Itsioassaa iistiasied dist his desire *bosh. be Mks& ad to. VI 1 , . Li Os theS.t nit. Mrs. &rah lino Ara. aired W. lion 41, Ens. of Keit...nova Lyra. Vert., ti. tin Mr tit inv. at her re.nleatn. Week ore... Ms, la the 69th year et Iwo'', Mrs. Jorobiods. seidaa nf lib Lite J. Jambs's', Eq. Oit the Is. Mgt. H teMlbeib. John l'e•er Vend. Est. ltda. On tbe 9.1 hill. ear , / 61. Janet Kt. ltraineti, L:vt ut lOW' port awl Srelleld. /-leaf Wilda. 1411 0. Pri.urd, I'obli.h.ml Ay %. Pea: r. m INe StAti NA' • V. 4, Sat:lsli ry owe ! :ectAttatt. tos i 1 ~.ai ■ CURIOUS CASH. Ms Homey. the keeper et a Weibel Is Sersittrard, Jame Davit a soildier is Ms Hoards sad Mary Willima.." as mold- Mame womdleo" were lailded Nestles so eln 2.vb of Avg.. from the roma .1 Themes D 3 er. a remies-book nestassion wee rimed NM of Easlasd some and int one resent et the Rape, Most TM remade". agrephestoled old mew *early MO; y. d age whole screamed elicited a cesniele. able stempttie is team sated bimmelf to be • dealer he eaigs.end malded at Brimaley, is Beat s Mae wands( ibr.ieste the Mesa/ Gs the day seemed is the indinmeres. he met the femak Primmer. mad acempested her Is Me been of gummy, wlsrist be remained darks the sista. is she eservisg be 'ashamed discovered hie picket MAN hi'. bide wakes IM female compasies hod lakes Awe wf het bed he sight, sod was set missies is Mr emeriti's. Med th a r e sti daises* search 110 book could be tAmed. mishmash be "Heed bee Ave pass& if she wosid give hist ay lalsenstities resreetiog it Ibe was • Hite elevated wi h liquer."ted knew pettedly stet be • en shoot. Odes. • patrol,. belied a qoatreliies la fhormysed mend limes denims the sight; the last time bs west dosses Hammy sod the soldier were qvartellieg. The iodic' seemed liesser of Maims void fres him • porket•bool, itositaisiod VI. He took them boil is the watritlentose s bet mid band the Ma gistrate at linitiareet. the soldier vo Wilkes Ifs da r e. dad said be was iminkand. and It am diemilmed vie Magistrate. Creweessoised by Mr. Bauer-1 hey were beta very Ind at Stir time. Mary Janes saw the sold er se Mr eight of She rohbers at Resere's door. she at the same time saw die fever reliever ge n e days "am. med. tell the moldier she was 'Nog for sem ov• rm. be immediately re, lied, •• yea had bat, r kl .e go tip Mao sad da See trkt," bat dee r. riled se. foe l Sive %sews Mr man tansy yeses. Tbe muddier west sp stain with ter sad •Itorss .aw dewed. Ass Imith use la fliesetyanl shut foot ** c ues t o Ise easesies. red sew Kivary and the soldier esnsatiog some molts; beard the Welter illy then were toren-me posalts, she aim es• a poclet•bssik la his baud: -he saw on wore till as hot r afterward , . wiles the bobber lead Amused hi• s, and Ke.sey md Am were &Whims weedier at the to;. of the yard. afire that ssw the soldier mid Keno .y qearielling. Sir ow raborated ibe across' o I the rerele setprcting the eddies au mins Ready of dotting him. Masesel Ihksew, aa ac.ise (Mier of B wdreet, le c.a."- dined of the asrteattos of ti.e Vri.ve. tar. w .be I ankle I nto „ m e w l s; h e bios ig ht r Sr •irt lit I.e sr:ward Kettedrelesime. bat did sot that y thrsg. The Coved expressed sheet...'., psi ...mil at the evaded of thin ulcer. The I'IICORDEft here els•tale4. t:i it notwithstanding it au quite eviskso who the robber' wits consin• , by. yet it was Slit that "bid In tat caitiff git hew to the l'stosarti.— The Jury acquitted they. I). the ProwaistSr a Ad) iqg far his etpenres, the arcades* Wised dem. *stylus •• No. !fir. 1 still no': this is the slued parcel of cattle son ever dealt it:." The Coors was °elected the 3,. ghoul the tiny is beanies eases te: Me mom trilling Waren. Decks, *4 o her wild foal, have sole their ap. pearence in the risers at a e • 'closable droance (ruin the sea ; this indicates the approteb of oill owe were limiter. Meson. Conran sod Co. ere eonvulied at Weal. stoekottreet. Olford.street ; •nri at Charl.4.o.ll.irt.. Gtest Chatloite.atteet, ri•wrvite the Not Ra.alesui Hill's, daily, from eight iii! eight.—M•fheis.e. have advice gratis every eveninv, front 41 till fie t ; se I no *44.11•J” m rengs unlit 1," a'ciork. —lt o * K u masi, n( 3.) )earn at itdittg are tin .....mean) no : r,I. o n,,nes 114:14 corbel-- Cir . 111.. re c .., w i v o r .1 ..., NI p u b It tUtlf, 4111:1 pfiVilif ft :MS 1.., Ve. i g!•,.....N 11 ;A r m,. Uourin sad Co.', Leroir. , - en •+n ; IN. ading U,s. ors a. are robllshed at en* shilling, by Mr. II miry, IL, ill.triari.reroad. They attest° areal infosoa 'inn fur 1 ..us/ Practitinavv. _ ._____.— Ilt4nutult). Or «!t. John ter 1•I • Eq. nt i 4afogboor of %Y. 1 1 / 4 as. of