The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-10-23 00:00:00

"'S ► :. •tk. J ultice Chnstlemeo,r. side! keepini whi vskasbili Ate understood ; Mr. Way in the bad had resided at ?tom oballolgo a eboooi to doo7ioff tb ofirstaess's JOa , Criendsbip Patriot iv oamivoi better to iiithetrase a hared 7 N:44. A * ~ ~ . ". assistan.t , Surgeov! Int.:recoup .ely at ' conseggence • oettaln :hes assistaot, ! to him moved • Carter !floc at Riobtaisd ; prior to June, 1922, had em ployed Mosses saran* he attended to witness's children' about July erased to employ him. When his wife lay; ruiployed.another, but this was by the request of his wr •be being a young man. Witness bed at the same t' :heard tbet.O'ltiely had called him a thief, and had the injured his character; this was in whness's smoking rafter the bow-whipping, but Alta bad no effect .ces sins to employ Mess. : l'roisersetnined.—The ' of allover the twirl]. The., Loan Cuter , thy - .trerial damage.—, Air. F. Puut:actt) submitted the cape al.ogetiter, I by himself, have realm 1 "ilia Cutsirskr*Tics ti .110410101 witetber V iiillitlisd t ',•s`;`,*: . • : ._ . ,... 1 *„ ..;. k ... . - SelV . V.ar an impute fraud "of clasidirslieely attendli -repeal to his own emol wpiniowtbat the Words ~ j action was ,maiotainat I' °lllSl V. °Milled to a . - 'Kr. Scatuatrr then ,want ' lhat this rat' a mostlr . ...: 'lt was dear that the -4 , .• • ; end in the .31:- toted , they could not reel - . .. • :.-( ppo th e i t . a r n iai st n e t t i i ff o , n. wa, . • Instiee *of the cue lift inismuch as h .. xbutteiebed all ground ._ .-. ... wefts,. It was try : - ' • criminal information i • • •,..• • Which proceeding he had afterwirds abandoned, and went . . . - to the Sessions, where he thought the matter was coin li 'pletely ended, after the defendant bad been convicted and 'fined. • The Carve JUSTICE left the case to the Jury, in the way .before mentioned, and they found' their verdict for the •plaintiff—Damages, One Farthing. .• • _ . OLD O.III.EY.WEDNESDA v. . . • Wm. Kitson, a genteel dressed young man, appeared at the-bar, and refused to plead, until certain money, which Iliad been taken from him by the officer who apprehended Mai, ass returned. The Reconate advised him to plead, and not throw ba'.y his life, because if he was mute conviction would ' follow. ` • The Judges entered the Coed at ten o'clock, when the p . PI/honer was again pnt to the bar, when he wished to ad. Alma the Bench, but was informed by Mr..lustice PARK, that he could bear nolliing until he had pleaded, and if he was44:stinate, sentence of death would he'passed on f' • •.'!•.• • isim, or at Vast recorded against him. The Prisoner then • trelectantly pleaded not guilty. (Before Mr. Juatice PARK, and Mr. Baron GARROW,— •,! Oohs Scott and Nary his wife, were indicted far assault. • • Fri Jobeph Gardiner, on the 3•1 of October, in the palish e y ftt. tiaeoeg.-, Hanover liquare, and taking front his per ' obi half-a-recien, a purse, and •some other articles. ft appeared from the statement of the prosecutor, that 6n the day in qn•stion, lie inquired of the prisoners the • sear to tLe Doke of York public-house, Chelsea, when ,• they leri. him astray, and knocked him down, robbing him tbeo•trattre time of the property stated in the indictment. • Thereasecutor cried out Murder ! upon which a person same op, also apprehended the prisnners, and the pro. party. was found upon the male prisoner. The Jury found the male prisoner guilty of " stealing from the person," and acquitted the female upon the legal ground that she was presumed to have acted under ;he 4iirection of her husband. kitsoo was then put to the bar, charged with hav ing borglarionely entered the dwelLingrhouse of Richard • Pi:t, and stolen therefrom ten sovereigns, two watches, and • oilier property. to a large atitiount. • . ki , t, the prosecntor, resides In Brownlow sareit, Drury-hoe. He hue one man lodger. There is bat one door leading to the house, but there is a door leading team the warehouse to the passage. The lodger might hare gone oat, and left the door open. lie met the pri soner us the stain. As he passed witness his downcast '•ook excited witneu's suspicion. Witness saw that his %tease was broken open, and his chest gone. Tlie •er ran away, but witness pursued and seized him. called- for assistance, and a crowd collected in were aeverai persons who seemed disposed to , prisoner. The prisoner was taken to Bow. 0;4 bile ping there began to throw away sonic stoles property. ars .0111cst. produced several of the stolen arti T also sous slleictos.keys. • • • . P. The ataltDlll ordeied the witeekAihitAtir , • rimm, and to be indicted foi perlirry. - Inth i mmedistelv taken from the court into the _r_teal. SURREY SESSION 4 ,7 • Oct. % r , /7) ). death named unfortunate lady. re gieWit as it may, in all probability, relieve hat friends from pense and anxiety, u to what has become of het " Paris, October 11, MIL . " Mr LORD—By desire of his Ezesilleoey Sir Cott!. Ster , art, I enclose a letter is yoer Lordship, stating the *Sado of Mrs. Maria Dell, thinking It possible that yon may lad otti some of her friends to make it known to them. " I saw her just before she left Paris, when she stated to me that she was of Dublin, and had been going to Bordesul to see her sister, but was tumble to preemed. She oppeared _ _ to be at having,. very odd her to for that slept* ft. her throat " Should formation . them from -1 ..; ~. a " To the An Crown*. Shepherd, sided r Elizahet 20 mir the room and ea back to the bed. wts wr posed I eleven Muffed COOlll cord .was ii the be ness cut him __ qra 4 t . hourf ; has known him for Atoning yesfri, of at late kit hail been in a very drspdarling 'state tbrangli ill- asog e.—iieorge (latter deposed that it. Orr jit - the saint room with thedeceasfd, anti left him aliffie,at ka4f- past f!t*, the same morning ; he aprared desponding and nahappy :the night befare, and walked ahoot talking ineoffereniii‘ 'meddling with his clothes and talkin-z to liiinpalf bi bit been low for a long time, twl just previous I. the ; got up about three in the4lforring ; his tisnirl lionr tt seven o'clock.—Mr..Butkit, of telvitt.inarket,. ; Or deceased was a veryUher man, and cand l elit* bis shofon Monday afternounolni partook of a piht of tor/ Was Own low, and . appeared to have keen ming ;% " snick sisollen.—Verdict, ,- , netersin Sat.stort: 7 - r e.-11gr„ 40titu Market, attinfed. 'lpitied about tine' hundred. ^s and in spatin. • Sinki, ten place befOre O!, isiertaintd that up. Iwo and out of season. otetkitt; he owners Mat. vied nineteen ittuffred sn had been rola'-. Mt its airiv'al'ettl, ;twitted the iniquitotia4g ; catching salmon in s tl ettudereeeti, the wholevof , to be destroyed: . man of. gentlemanly' it this office fist.rday,. eiruld afford hint any re istanees :—AbOnt twelve iv, the daughter of a :Id h eittiation under , and who resides at ised at St. George's and the interviews mt and his wife wet" ander the moral her s ski? last Febreary, hurl se ttetviebn took.askaas-tei peerant his daughter from tlMe stratagems tp obtain pos.. lu July last,she was carried not where. He, how cod her from place to oiseploso of her concealment remeired. He nos hid , off to the emit ler removed f was 'entitled to • applicant had ended. been obtained in the object. The lady was liirnie asked if she had insent ? The applicant lot seen or heard from her remarked, that he thought •' thus torn from the long ere this, if she mode of commnnica. collected from the ser bad been resorted to, --Sir Richard filmic xo come within Lis jorisdio• I:(il i kttnetttinico . conspiracy .—T he writ o f ge a nt a n a ,rett= sal retired. 4 . iskper-rtam, —T2S CASS Of LOUISA LCUONT.—Yester tipit,the uncle of Lottisa Leland. the little girl for the ik r atrev of whom Miss. Kemp, of the scanner, called *Socie t-bwese . Rstablishes,mt," at Clapham-nee, has Seca . gtibje,ct rif Sonisnatlyervica,_ attended at the awe. to Al. Catauscpa,; . .anit in consequence of as hich appeared la theouporspapars he wilted yap ...:- 1 . -ki t a m a l e that the e --. of the child should. be Stecons—•A g. looking h be was an officer in• the Army, was charged with assaulti. ids wife. The lady stattl that she had been only married three 'smelts to the . Previously she was a widow, and had tio seq tante-with bin until she met him at Chel sea..fie was viey kind to her the first week, but the second his behaviour assumed a different aspect, and at list he beat her violently, knocked her down, and probably would have murdered her but for the inmates of the house wherein she lodged, who came to bet assistance. He ap a state of madness. She hiving no friends In was compelled to apply to the Magistrates for the abet life, for she could not live with him any kftoglatmte asked' her what coold provoke him to mole attilptWatio• Ninwriplied that hc.wa. jealous. She conld not gat out 4ixfit, but be would accuse her of being with some .. - # thaw said that occasionally duty called hint out Ara and he was lofortned a man visited bee always in lbsence. lie admitted he was in the wrong for staking Sot, said ile a holding his hand to her, I will take her love her , and " I promise, upon my honour, never you again, my dear." rife turned towards the Magistrate, and said "Sir, . treat to the honour of a man one* guilty of such trgeityitsnsll trust you atilt call upon bim - to fled bail for trifoca entiltict:' The Magistrate ordered him to find bail accordingly. • 1 Yesterday Joseph native, a young man of respectable `ranee, clerk to an attorney, was brought before Mr. the Magistrate, by. Pace, the officer, charged with. a young female named Mary Mortimer, of lies . articles; and Margaret, leis wife, was charged accessory after the fact. ~,e prosecutr:z stated, that she occupied an apartment Carteret-streetl Westminster, and on Monday evening .net the prisoner in King-street; who entered into a conversation with her, and subsequently acrom. her home. lie remained wifit her all night, having (wily prestottd bei with 65., which she deposited get some 'other money in her trunk. About live `t in,themorning . the prisoner got up and went away, • her in bed asleep. She arose about eight, and die that leer 'frank had been broken open, and 17s. in silver, together with sixteen pawnbrokers duplicates of wearing apparel, her property, had been stolen. She went Nand to the pawnbrokers where the property was in pledge, in order to.stop their redemption ; but on going into the shop of 51r. Wright, in Tuthill-street, she learned that a woman bad been-there. sad taken out the articles pledged as las house, upon the production of one of the ' strdeu tickate. She made all possP.ile haste to the other shops where she had pledged articles, slalom! iu almost every instauce that a woman had ,redeemed them on the presentment of the stolen duplicates. She then repaired' tio this niftre. hod have information to Pace the constable, Witoppegreitoded the prisoner at Lis lodgings inlatton S'treet. . _ ;a .: . a. • I. • • • .4. .rwirc +4l - 7 -- - 11 , . Jam. . ~; • . Theme' Pace, the ' Slliars 348; 'that he took both lb* prisoners iuto custAdy..that mount t.".and birth, person of e Female deplicates of property.vledged -fh‘the frame of the'kenseautrix, and °albs ilea be found Inver. • 'TWeialettrisonettdeni lifiter eilti coliW'. ili cqtplt taf e i helonging:ro The Magistrate !s l id, alertly ma de out r,' rill [ lite take his He vas fully' mi' fOrlher. examinatloli; lattiedince of rillthe paw fteitY had been redeems' :ber as the persOn who : WARTLEDoNt .esterday ts. _ brought Tip,ais a warrant, obtained against him by his wife, she having esperience‘mich a series of cruelty from him that she considered her life endangered: The poor woman. who was far advanced In pregnancy r with her fourth chilli, Witt tears .ia her . eye s . sii sta4a4. that she had had the misfortune of belug ms 4, • - dr feodaot sit years; the' Imo 'three . treated by him with the st#sott onparallclyd the list time she was pregnant, be 'beat .ber. Sti;111:a air Inbitmantly, that he caused axiaatare.labeitx:. ail)f ise leiity believed that was 'a OW la: tbr prevent iota the Defendant earl lii had Mitely s elimuised he; Oak a• swish, and it *twit ready to be . produeed it accessary. Mr. RawmtmOtt-Then . you' eased . beating your age with a stick-now she is in i state of pregnancy ? • Defendant-4,1 deVyaor ,Woraltigi7 het I will net boat her again if she dike, lot aggravate psi. blagistrate—Aigrayate you 'That Is. po Jaspfieittliss fur you to maltreat her in the brutal 11401 refill •FltArit. yell have dune. • - • Defendant—She would aggravate a taint; yttne • Magistrate—You must Sod bail to keep :;piece vrards her. The Defendant (turning towards his wife)-" Will yea ' go and get me bail r'—The poor woman wept bitterly, and said she did not wish to hurt him. . Magistrate—lf you choose to say that yoattetd no pp• tectibn from me, t will not hold him to ball. The poor woman said if it was not for his protection she was certain he would kill her. Magistrate--Then .let him find hail. . . The prisoner was thee committed to Prisonplefaolt.of .sareties. WORIIIIIIMTRItT.—Yesterday Mr. G. Fare, coppos* plate printer, Crown-street, Pinah.ory-square. Was charged before William. Bennett, Eeq. the sitting al agierate wirer haring indrceotly exposed - his person in the inty-read.n- Mrs. Eleanor Huse, of Dishop's-court, Old Bailer. married I - 'Woman, deposed, that on Tuesday afternoon. ibar Ulrike i about three o'clock, it might have been sooner. she was• . passing the Pity-road, and saw the prisoner standing off the curb stone, near the demi wall. li:taking towards .two ladies who weresoing past ; be shrtek himself ass they sassed hies; his garment wail not unbuttoned. the jedermary of his posture was quite conspicuous. Witness called. him e. "'dirty blackguard," and with a baskera : be hOd with hi struck him on the sideof the head. Mr. BeNsarr—llK !lira -not doing any thing again. -think ? ttl.‘ against me, after baying been in husisess for myself ten years. I was merely passing at the time, going t 3 toy garden, at the back of the City-11),(1.-11r. Hewlett: The wonnn has sworn to the fact ; .1 see no motive why she should bare perjured herself; she never spoke to you. I am bound to believe her, and whet consider you a guilty person, and sitting here, I should not think I did my duty in discharging you ; I therefore semi you to the House of Correction for two months; at the pestle time I tell you, you have a power of appeal whenever you give your notices. At this decision the prisoner bunt into Yen, and was taken front the bar and locked np. LAMBETH STasrr.—George Free, a journeyman car penter, was charged by Daniel Sullivan, with depriving him of his eye-sight. The complainant, a labourer, trap so blind, that be was led into the office by his wife. He and the prisoner were at work together, when the latter wantonly threw some lime at _him, part of whirls got into his eyes, and ever since he has been . ompletely deprived of sight, though •he bas been undar the care of the first physicians. The prisoner was ordered to find bail. ColtoNza's INqussr.—Last night en inquierliolt was held af the Prince of Brunswick Tavern, In White Cotenit Fields,.he fore Thomas Stirling. Esq. on the body of Sidney Sadler, a compositor, aged £2, who was unfo►tunitely killettin a pugilism tin coaled .m 3 Monday last, with operao,n named John Watti. The body was opened, and the °video °rho Medical Cechs men was, that .IWeceased (flak from the rupture of a bleed , vessel on the Wale, which produced apoplexy. 40:31 belog satisfied, returned a verdict of—" flied from spoplezy,' caused by irritation and great exertion in fight." MAR ll l2ell lioaday last, at Newtimber. Sussed, Thomas Esq., of 81 ptein-place, New-read, to Penelope, eldest dangishr ) l ° Mt Ker. W. Whistler, Rector of Hestia(' and of Newtimher. limterday, at Woodford, by the !ter. M. W. It. Birch. '*fr. of Inntitmey Cirrus , to Elisabeth. eldest dmigliter of lialiteld M Woollord. • 1, truTisestinc last at Islington church. Mr. Jiirmitina of WolvdrbsigllMV* Mary, eirleitiiansliter of .1. Satchel', Msg. of Itirer.'erraee. CilY•ealst.4 l 4 Oa thetth'of A dotal, at Deinerara,Ca. Daniell, TIM Fu.ileers.o gist's, second daughter of Joseph Herber!, Eisq. President of the lelaisi of MonKerrat... ' DIED!. —Yesterday morning, at Brightosta. Smile, Esq. Jun ., een of J. Swine, Itsq. of Llozolies liiii-nells. Oh the lith, much respected , at her boast in Pprtmamplaet. Ile 41 0 year.-blrs. Julie lleid r. On the 21.1 Instant, at Ratel:ffe.bighway, James Hereford, lleq. aged ,I. On the 18th imstant, at kis residence iwEireacesteutilacti. a General In his Majesty's service, in the 7Sfb rare( Ws 'tee. On the Bth inetint, at Tau-y-fle ja. near Manor. Mary Acre. wife of the Rev- .I.'ll. Cotton, and secontdavgliter tithe Lord bishop el Mauler- On Satinda'y, at Uoulten /lad; leer :derail:het Mrs. Chvoloa. widow of the late 31r..1. elaydon, who died Id Ible, in the Mid year oi 11:s 47. e. Red the deceased survived one fortnight logger. toiss Weald Jaime attained the les 4 age of 97. They were united 6J years, wlthOsti.ll snigle alterpt;ott etre known minim taken place between then,. COAL-MARKET, Ore./*. • Ships at Market.. Ships sold. EPMe - I ISi Newcastle ittil s3ls. Od. to *s a lute 37 Suaaerland 36 ;308.3d. to 491,64. ‘.o44eu Pitt&e4„arld Published tit the QMpe, Nu. 994 Stand s ' by R. WARD ELI; 1.1..0. proprietor. • • • b I • • • i . t* •• . . . • ~ . . -N. . w .• • . ~.._ . .. . -- c - • - •- e- , '. r i 4* ' , ...... . l . . ua.steelr I ' is. ' .1 • 'Zlonii , . , i . .... • '' ' . - ' .: - 4 4 ...3pri.Wr —oooPilliVirr..l: clad z■-•... • ' .. sort 6 I n. or% f {tone keys e s - .. c.,,Molge. y Teim mined like••=tbeeitiryr- Which. Ilia • et , d are eke! a „. ...,,,,,--1011..- tice altd ken- . ~ . . atAir6lo3l 110U8114-=- - UP(1114,01.11,r111 me. Baroullialtd•-'itstbeni be 'eglantine& ' : • Wrilliist; the litiell6*, ft. SitilegeAttr ins • The•ssffwer . proldueed •a'seMsela Okla hi/ fare Na %Miff litafor. mid 'l66ofrieed 1 I act il o :havine•heea Inmodimed Into thirloilltlies:lstrif• • weightedlelinert. 'which wit stare an d r. side :. , skilled tutbil pro hid eL .. .. -..r,•' - .. ~ ~ ,,- t %! , She velblieritedeisedlags whiefi bed 'take tu r it,; u 7, •• •"Me. Haren.lissikow=Wltat is it !kat yontillytkif* •Werdrbieeeileite stn net t it 41 4 Wait a ling his • the•tith cif etprofeaskin? • ' . • • 'Pr - I : • wards of two tons of sratopod in tiptoe •hich it The officer-1 mean alhief, my Lord. '• -' .• • lathed' erit MI the idly . t• ••111i tell ' g na w Mr. Biros Oiattireelfei should not elevtit the •tmell tebetatielfer . Teller ,: its ealievete. lied • and occupetios of a thief4sto• a- profession. • You and 'weight it. the-edwholmotne description i s t au t t o , call things by their *he nettles. . • l, - : stietkadeted by the constitute , iurgeon, Mr. Pitt identified the watches. • • - • t• bdi dieleiyiel. - These tuts. prbre t o •conw. 'The Prisoner-Will yen swear td the money ?- • 'Y-••' ' seeile oitiehltei . JraoJee of ' eateftie4 a Wi n d. Prosecueer.*l believe, from the eircumetarreek'W, _ eau earned ~, tel•''w.. d . and Ma y er eel re ice of be • case. that the money is mine, bet I had not searkefflee 44 • lemert*Prodeera. led Ordered it to n wor d s Mr. Beto n Bestow-To bemire tbst's all sly easle •itlionl.sisseir Whit Low.-A. n Wish. ear l . - ..'• s's • •• '- , ' Mimi eataleportitient applied ari -.a toed he T h e Mtlesser, In his defence, said the namley -1.4" • . goer Whether the Magistrates could tr. Moss awn ; sis*tonsplained e t the trataient no %ed 10 di . . twee RN' fonewin tireemstate y / that from tie posereator and the *Seers. • "•• '-'• •• •• '-4•.. • the hack he married, elaodeitineb , , .10 was Mr. Baron GAZROW UMW! up • the • .. 'it : : toltuats*/ ibiteme;lrnafetriserit.itel the day Jeri entririllerri the prlstmer of stealligin a'. • . I . ' . _, Deke•of PlNtialsd'e administration, he had to the mileamiald in the indittmelt. *hide • “ . ~ • r '7 l ' Melee*. 'rte userriege was stientnis sehleatehleeel-thopenlshmeet•of Both, * - ..,•.'" •► urebr fitwitsverimPlare, 'lice br e", a d u re a The pfieeeei it about tereatr•ots *es of sit, ...* . _,,..,,., itch -took late e wees - tis t a v i i it can L o ri* *. inAiri mir Ms dress and •gineeiral • splipartolie • ' Y . :4 . 'Private he still a I !If. aka. 'W iZ a e easee 6o l 6 .thief. •tilf **lt •• "Z .. ' i 1010616Zirlill 6.646.4o,o=irscenik Mon so seit• Oen,' lelatilThigyeerefAti. ''' ' We as ltt have to 'beeflibl i gekv.iviv •• , .!--: 7. 14 i- -- • 1 -•-' ', ' 0 sallapiestedi thealsoferidd say . . me u a ( Pere the =out and a• • : ; .1. .1 v. Ifetfies. and 14016 , ""taaa-ta Peer east Ingo ta t Jai mossaa., lir ", her Itheim_od, sad all hie strata I t o con. ihdieted fee etealint e r e givd t" ! ) o l"l 4l[loo . " . ' '.. b -• - . VeMidffitraithise: • 111 July that he property *lll/' Ba sk. . • imt. • k_., fath er's . -4 1; ••''' 4. ' ' . . At e ..... belle heitnew Dc I's stead. oprOseetter was st - ,thi lolishof 7E- ,•• r-t • • - • _J.,a...., .11061.01 •peremeireace. traced To t e f or Pateraosterwew, sad the prepet44:: . • I v*""'"' MlNlstbome .theplaeo hip with house.- The goods were di sc ' = 'hairs, •' a fra y ' oily, after she had been rte t injuee. oat a the house, said a porter . •th the -4 ' . .. •- • • s§oi had heed carried 1 vof e very going into the street. saw the • • tootainleir . 4l ,„,'. • , • 4, .. *e lath* be altogether eg, one in the prisoner'e.posseseion. • leiter* wile , : •• , „- . •wt,,*.t4 a!'"reted- he In' it would with As prisoner as the time, Oil • • .;'( : • 11, If . ette 104 which the a ass i s t ant , prisoner was takes into etstody.-!'• ,I",- • . .' ' 1.. .: _ia,..4 1 ,. '. 1. .. * a° ' n •P" cliii ik b a d I to ac c e pt The, prisoner in his detainee sailhar o Merit -"- .. 7 ... Ile Ferret OM obi min the ptreel , and a respectable y•eag mar* tua. • •if age.-4ie Rieimrd Mir . ',tidy i n nausea Mingletoe, came forward add 'wry that be , * y -. et with her oWn sense wed th e the prisoner pick up the - pawl. 'Me , :sies,e• fiery last .-` Mir Richard remit • special sister with him, and was afraid of lea •• 4. would have made further I - •• Ilie I•fielstdryof an affectionate wife, to w ith. un tie uderwent a long-and genre eXI1111 a lb. i swore that he knew teething °Rho prisenteidßiials '• • •• ' 1 1 0 1 146111)61ined, have suggested a c . . . tic. •••• - n.--The Gentleman said, he bad co a ineor, He lives at Ball's.poed, and was a Wholettele • ed u pon • The olteesses who took the prisoner into •• • . !ln *its s most coercive measures I they sates° gentleman sod lady thins at the. • ' • -.,. , *keep. indlions Coming together.- ;tar end The Airy found the prisoner Utility . •" • ell' al.ii. ',case which did not come ire.. st. nee ordered the witireeSillitie6olo6lll4! 1ti1.' 41 4 4 , 1 0 110 * "" 4 """ a "iii f . mistriul*MO_MPSM._ '. aft's . 1M111111.00Orfl! Y.-tratilkidinat Ailim4f i . rtiings after + Phil 'essinieaced this day b e fore the • Lord Chief J u I,;osidiee Jones. .• • • -- P" ."!' - • MAL , . tt.e,RLELY: • • ~ j..., ...N...51310.11:ANT stated tbat this was II ~.. r six betimes two rival Medial Gentlemen, .. ,VI 'as - Phirgeons aid Apothecaries. The I were—.'.lie has „robbed we, by not bee °• , his; Truniarly," with other slanderous words. , s o.llegeil lix4 deprived the plaintiterfareseal patients. . • • ,•1; • , Mrs lisyneslirts at Windsor; Mr. Moss was as ! ' WRiely. Ge 4 ,Gf'erwards set up for himself as ' *Aperheeatv, snd :tien•rbidwife. Mr. Moss got ii f ..degabre itustums: lit Jan*, I fdir saw Mr. O'Riely • 4 ,7".. r ." 40r q ::thad l tyliVerbOten Oils him. in consegne • •... ' iric , I .4, o3, reeM9le7fer an explanation of sera * ' • •••"Olta ; 0 PV1.2141C0 concerning the plaintill • • • t. eak,n; dispSow the &many which witness nudn • ..- ''- mitttien'ed:to almilllake, he told witness that I • k i : .ridalted esti cheated him is every possible w t il .. ' ie l 'tid A a4I patients of a morniog before be (0111 rip, ay Ci,hit he bad- not made proper entries in •-. • : .• • bovit.*Gd.that bis conduct was otherwise so be% ' _harp (Wei to distant . him from his service. i. . - c;.refi,ioirantloPil by aIr.SCABLIETT.- .Witness i .. . , t:v.44lw at Windier before this ; reside • * itot,'nuas !Radom, when. Moss • revided* in O'Ri ~ taste. witnein carried a letter, in these words. trot • AT • - i " I.,Tnierststkling you call me a thief, .- „ ~ . •r.. •. ~... Nos "WA , satisfaettenskieb is dee ti '"' '' • Wen' .: - 1. • esiM tSat was a eha .• ' ',, itgiii? 4 '4 , . ... r . ...,' i " Vise is as you choo • , ;11slariEri ~.-', • - - Pore the letter, devim , ttail • ' • ~ W., 1.1 the occasion ofintsei -L • .. • Wk. - " I'. -, • ett situation, Oltiely refused to - - ..itirfellei 4 % Gal . It did him so credit in his friend ' cal si I, be... '7 he had priers the plaintiffstrit ••• . s .' • en hewn Val kite, to' put down the cam . .. , "bo• lel pie lira ; remeashees his say •-; ' -*, . ,i,:ils Mr, I :apatietth as a fellow th • 'Ri then cal eker. his then 4 0 1 , what( . tie hooks. Tire endant refused , '.. • .. 4 .4the.elle) ened Moen, in ego eerier, posted t ' . Re afterwards orsewhipped C ;* ,3ke. : 39,prw 41:4'; kid sot, upon which Oltiely n et of Kiiiee Wench against him. • ... - Leen Quite JesTICII thought. before r• • : ~ ;su e r stored, that it would be bettet .._ . Ste,. Qum*** flestagsax refused to Withdraw ;*•. ,lis , there was a justification of the slander rote •-' ,the record. • '• . Mr. Thmoss Dash txamitted.—Keeps di. . . :r sister, •_ W DUG • ___ U.Mswa.a 5" v.. 1..• . -..... .........„-____ WW•felli en s 'bout seventy years of age, and was destit ;e of samteir., r, as she said. lost her pocket - book. • Her eat ROW was = i n a dd and inclined to meets' derangement. I peons. - •!. w' return to Ireland. and-advatuosel hfirplibalost.abo • 4, I. , .1 it purpose. She left Parr, and at the. pkes , *ten` the first night she was fouled in tbe atorelogatebth., , • 1181 4 411; rout cat. . . 1...,_. swat hould your Lordship be. ble to Seeinunstette.Virst . - ..:-: Nifsm.olA don to any of filer fritints. You able , to of Aires( from some anxiety es tia:whitt bits betook' ocher. 7 '•,. • g eti m t man. " I have ten bosoar to be, : • 4 •; , ,,5- 4. -; the ?rib " Your Lordship!. faithful slid obedient son' - •IP:', at s i t be e , 1 ..EDWARD. ~ - Is . L t , - t f• i '; ' Chaplets' to the I)eltish Sit' ••-• I 4billael tie COVA Of ASV* ..! • 4 bet 1 . bit. the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor of ; 4, 41)116.‘ 'i' :: boot.; I• 16 •At an Inn in'the Commune of -Ptak, i'. ' f ''" Sre strike y - ' al , •• - '' : . ' •.,• •-• The wit - e . ' k moans t -inquisitiole etas :Asa 1. • • $. v . -• • ( , , a nand Anchor, F leaf Market , . ''' ". i. - 1 ~ ' . i ,' 1,.. i;‘ -- - ~ , c herd, aged forty-five years, as milderlaikpi se,. ~, • . :.-.;The kb at No. 16, Braziers? buitsliars t :;• Pies I ti: a lt beth Thomas deposed, that out 'ready MOT . a ." 'Orison° incites before eleven, she went to make 04 beds .1.. W l tt es tve. tera ti now where the deceased slept, She opened the d r.• e .bbu ill e i l au, his hand hanging down by the bed side. IA his . c u nd in othz e r , toward the bed posts, and his feet on the other Ad ed. She then went downstairs considering yogurt .. Th e pe , vro'ng, and alarmed her mistress. GeorgeVerro , .- i n e arteee I that he is an undertaker, in Pleet market ;;that shout she nut t n o'clock on Tuesday, he was told a man had hanged familiar c elf; in consequence of which he went to Um deemissci's pi „l e d h e 1 and found ,him suspended to the tester of 'the hini;hi .tre v imvill li, tl:e other end of which 4its aronn.l his neck: p 6 7,,„ ongst .. in A sitting. postttr, with his feet hanging a little lar!rr 0,414,,k n led ; the whole of his body rested on ,the rope. ;lift. toe i e , g . h i rut hint down, and thinks he hail peen ti!ad several colleted t ' - " 111 1 ' kok excilet bookcase Ns ( , i i. . 7: 4: : igiisotliets call r: ran 1 I which 'here rescue the 1 greet, sus . . or the stoles . • .'.. 4 Cossios..l ties, sad oh eillerltbe robbery 'stoutly; bqueitber ittioaitat foe tbst;yeeereieit t ot ;be iolbe 4 "prosecutriss, „ j e. fl. i ) IS 014 P .tasiefemeTiviy fto eigeraltroberetore scut p 11 °12 ii0 kt i r li t s . ' 11 # - eopamitted . for saw ray* ed IR pre ure the P 4 6 14441 agrir4ase isopothe pro• aed, i q order tirit4ey,iiiiht identify 0 retie/quid them. • 'cu.—Yesterday 6.ofiver awe brought - - The heree.whipping heat been talked SUMS'S! ana:svunv:v, .. . ... MA , . .34 , ,_. . . v., ii t iarlidee tostate that the e a se of the child s h ou ld - b a Mr. newserr -raw was not lining any tutng agates /'bin was the plaintiff's IMP* l'A 111= 46, • 7'• . 0mii. 1044 , .bp , her own family, and that of course the kind t h e wall at the time, wig he, do you think Joanna said there warm end of As a ci t emiere was iedlehed foe Onall plifelt . rilliPt I s s a d era 4, , af the pa r ish, ea f a r as p rana j ar y s i ranat . Witness-No., he was nett ;he was etanding by the curb,. ; -Mr. gC A 111 I. 'TT (pith a boon en pl oc .‘ of bass 004 NEBO 11174,1117/74 , iblpell . itillis asp .- -* pr lt ig , 1 , atme ,roide ra e . ine truse tione rneti, ,i to f loa t • ca no Ai l i o s n g e s e s r u we lat ceas she ary. Th e 10,pm:sons Inuit ppss between him and the mall. I think lonitted alma that there Was an end of sesstoa l ividilistawt soalthwthessall. ..' ' . rf a ithectot mi.. • • potent., lsedia it purposely to attract the attention of the Lathe'. . 11 !.. 414 0 1111 "a„, i t * lulea Opt explained 11 2„,'" IrLsc ' e " mse , I , waa s a fer ille aar P ruse aa -• ; aas 4. r • at were eatatmely respectable , but were for when they came up he seemed agitated. 1V11 ,,, n 1 strtirk oared ail groun d of act ea . - - -.. 4 “..- r•••-.7 - --`_ - : - . ---- -,--- '4 - - .....: .: • • a d i t it • asiregortne nt MI y. . .. ..... ~ , -cont ine nt, • s A y uficon,tioug sp f , r b a kim, he Uteri: him hand and would hare ethic int again.- m raid. be would leave it to the Jury to P . - . t uff ibmeabla o f . fig eo ura....: ta b a taaggiggst • 1 . , : l et gia,faar child, and that her either, re l a ti ons Witness Called to sonar peeple who eau afte r hut she lbe defendant meant to it • • to to the « h Apt preev : i • the eines to hoor i o 7 l 7; bio peemeiewe. •-• .ir IEI . 409 equalireiraogare to the udiats system ef did sot see em one standing ii 64 at et the timeworn. but ' fratdefently attended , re es Me ,P • nib gelloiter kw the . •esetalawathe _ Icy _ ~ e ditygr s h e h a d nbes persrentiqk grit *erste? Me tiebtolks Mho were poesiog, the Wcl7lo, .111 . 1; hip ;•.... 10 41178 in Ai ilefilidiultt •••••• - ''" • ' ''" ' of,. • nen* • - sr • • • • the besot of " Union Hall." He t h en before or spoke to him. ...awe' • -..-,, - .4. -, - .•' '. • • ' !. • ••••• 1,-, . ~.. , the mosey into 'Male •- - --• • • • •••• , ft , """' r • •"' . I * , • * ' ' ' "P' " • • • i• V • ig, aa a a . Mance. the °Seer, saW this was the only mink* wicti: ', • • ~.. „ nil le the plaintiff's conduct by means ' Verdict-Mai ty.' • • wimp . '- -, • e ..r.;7. , .... ;., .„ , -„,,,,•• - .-. , )•. , ..s- :, -...... ~ , Altana.sgef .t. t,tmns V . ,,,au who eraftt . , . nding the defendant's patients, wit :„,„. ~ molument. If the Jury should 1 . z.. ~...,. , Hariier. a ereteud.looking old inns, was limi t ,esed prompt deo , T Ll: p br i i ii alli n a kte g tbeloterttreed6theroJdagist. him.anal who promised to aitanT at a r i.-..m. , 4_- -.- .. Aar, • aneammeWiat.two. a The htagsteste_dispatcheal Ma t a ' idok, bat keg . .. rds were used to the former' see ) 7/ 101111118 -Ir abt pother , - Ismatotwhe could rAtirtf, thelfeadessset- f 4. sal sin, Leearitt, was s inue as ex, grfi lir i b o use ;rtiat ansht4y . to onter the tain t , d T u h n es e p. the following evillest* :_... • lPl‘. ~.,,,,,_,, table; if in the latter, the de!, , , n iir/th . ly eraJ w ing meh th pi e es chl , a ld itir of aseasiti Johe and o ti o ne irea Mo loy rgen .the , lag ged pf lit ea r.st d mi ed . a verdict. , pacing added, that upon- reading the account, he ordered Mr. T. Jackson , of 12, though-square, was Osseiot near • es ~want to the Jury, and • ' , s recorded. Road, on Tuesday ;. his attention -' .re was seethes' Indictment lOWA his 101 1111 Itikel It 00 his carriage. and drove to town from a considerable die- the turnpike is the City It impudent action. in th , person of the child, a girl of teadc age; Oat tluillg,le, sit Wee, aed upon inquiring at the school. found that the was arrestemfiry aw i piessalioa made against the prisoner at be defendant had had no , ' ed that it would be possible to meet, e Idea of gall ,04 * - 1d was under tie care of the parish officers. the bar, by the:faille when"; the prisoner was walking e second, supposing the ' l .' A "dirst indictment with anettuste punishment, so as to ,i c co IF is .i m m a di a t e ly complied with lb. request. Off; witness hosed the accusation, anal then follow - - en • of hear such a construction as •. • Chart from the pain of and theputtlleirina,• • `hit It was necessary tbe gentleman should round the corner, and charged him with the off ".. The intention of imputing e , , . ey of reading, the 'So font tr? .s 2li t _, .1 1 ` foe tom rilognisances for the appearance of his niece to seemed agitated, and made a g I denial of t was completely negatived. Th • w" wwwe w e ed * • g.she egfeudant. - 31iss Lydia Scattergood Kemp, The other witness then came np, and would have - • - - se was clearly against "the p ... ?. 601 - .. ,_.... Li im i kl . - b a d u s - him, had he not caught her arm. A man came up also. ,„ '..., deit:lllll4:elif tSt Sessions, to which that lady from whom witness obtained the prisoner's name and his own violent conduct &IBA' . - -a- -SuICIDE UF MRS. MARIA intl.. • • . , VIM. , address. After which, to perform what be considered a , nd of complaint in this mole of pro- - -.......... 1- - . 'r . .* 7 , ,iocartlingly done, and the little girl was given rue the defendant had moved for` a • The Lord Mayor has received a letter (df..wideit Ith !;p to fii..j a d ig. • public duty, be gave the information at this office.-Pri• 7 against the plaintiff for the challenge, soner : It is all false; 1 have two appreatites and omits. • Imil afterwarth abandoned. and went I ....mini unfortunate following is a copy) respecting the death at the • • Wets Saosam . --4 1 1. gentlemanly lookiz nue, whs said lady. We therefore gil. lit insertion; - . . I should he sorry to. set such as example as has heed alleged ......-•. sifirerin.the Army. was dark with assaulting ~,,,,;„., ...,, . 41 ,,,, hos,io, Mee in bailees , for wee& ten - - 1 • *4 w r • ~.~ , r t F ti ~ tore' T.”M1K7*..1 - • r ~ Y'. v.- . 7 • 4 ; of •••• d. U 1$ -~ r " r 4M\r Y '4 •Nrfr 5(416 ' 11) ATM T MOULD' CA steadinesit tr Boren SP+ only of DAV lES.AoIn tonnsft oppotl le Stsogitiell Col. 04 o stip. per lb. for WOO Ills h , nently fantod ; Sperm Candles As. &I. par dozen. • best Is. Moulds Cross 234. W Os.srendOrr lies. per eat.; Yellow Soip. (1 Oil. 4s. to 3s. ner gallon ga Windsor end Point Soap. In. 441 sor. Is. fhl. to V. Od. • best Sett Oresirs carefully iiiettie for M14V14,1440.06. 0;„t' LAST DAB!' BUT . OII Whiet coital** ai the whole of wllleb wait be do Woe Ntweraber ti,the Last Day * . . ~...• . ... . n • . - r 6 Iltestdes opwardis of 6,64)0 °the wwirranted Undrawo, are Sail the following Half.... ... 10 14 0I feeder if 0 tinder the i1t111144 1 I llostivisege EXerlieney the late Alabama 'e, and many high and 41011 lilt OW LAND'S KAL Aorli Wag, end hriproving tin in the courtly of her Travels at 'Eastern pert of the World, I one of the mast exquialte and hootatt in this or any other coo keultar Balsamic Properties m ing freckles. Pimp:es, Spot'', 'keptions, and gradually prods in.'rendeling the most sail( , Ind broadtail' , soft. To the f kheetthy and Juvenile bloom, * es Ith *lan by the scorching re Ale a coolness truly pleasing; element atmosphere. Bye due of ROWLAND's KALYDOR exerc;se of those important Cu the utmost imparting, fee lit beautiful complexion. It is also of great importance suckling, as it glees isamediete And ren,!•;ra the infant's moults featly innieeatAiird the moat it ti.nes use it,with the greeteet m • cation, Itsbelsadok effects will pleasing preparation ever peed! corn for terry family. To Gentlemen whose feces greet tafelicity which :.ttenthe tl irritation of the 410 mint' 1 this cause. Ron land's Katy& }dad reeedegt in haselboratlng SSA grit:4llOP. It aluo sets ► s`SISIOSItn, On the akin in In "titian. ItAmnamtiatety allays • Wad huspartg dellAtful ;miaow eft% lb conAsquenee el the rata Antimie=lvtLi a s 6.! - fihttei;"perelenedlitili the Gentry, mind the Prqsratiou. Sold at Ss. dd. cla&ed. .s Sold by lb. sole Proprielo SO, Ilstton•garden, tolborn, by Messrs. Metrics, Perfume excel; Smith, 117, Gattle and Reed street; I)elcroix, Old 11 Cockspur street ; Sanger, LW 17, Johnston, 13, Greek 'tree 420, 'Regent street ; Roerney Riese, f 3, Cheapslde; Talte, wards. dd. St. Paul's Church y Low. 33tt, Prout, eto, Strain market I Straddling end Nix Perfumers and Medicine Ye Macassar Oil. VERY FAST To DOTI'. , MAL, RAM6oaT► Four Insides Coaches, S. A. AIOU SARACEN'S HEAD SNOW-1111 T HE following Marl tkr. set out from The " RoyalTelryraph," E Broad Stairs, Canterbury, uswerior fort Coach, every ; —ln consquence of the decl lroreph Courk, the Proprirtc shall be spared to render i Mint Roan. Brampton. Chatham, 1:1 Nittinqbourite, Rainhatn pint 7. Thai " Telly Do." Riming log at i before 7 o'clock, tin Ducrtable, llrickhill, Fenny t 4 triter, Veedon, Dsventry, Dt Bri 'gr, to the Castle hotel, s Street, Birmingham. to 810 Shelton, Stirewshury. Salop, Tarporley, Chester and Itol: Coiteltraen only. in conseqttet.ce of the deed lio Coach, the Proprieto.s ar he spirt ti to render it the firsl Road The Sovereign," New HP nruter. Truro. Dahill 'naltro , ..attk„ Weymouth. Do Moritiog at 7 ; through Hoof for'.!, Stockbridge, Sutton, Blae4watet awl Bagsbot. The °nig Day Couch erith tan coachmen only., Kaoingatake, ()cello*. Itiki, l'ashmore, ,!•:ttlistcry. Montt trr . pastlso'rtoet In the morn Packets from 1441/Inenth St. fflaloes, ke. every Wed ' at 26'clisek. The •• Caion," &intim Wineh•stre, tfesingsteke. and •Elayskol• 'nem Ayr is o'etsof.k,i i'rrirea (41 the (fa Uoutigimploat. lire &II coneepeuee'• to the Isle Q _haloes. liar re (le Gra( ./• Ike aborc Coach hope t anirpirrl whit* ha.; hitherto ntenciment sti the •• Union." Hem Li At flay Coach through. iltockmatc eturreh, • Andover. Nansint Manfred, at a {pest 3 , wad MK and Bristol Post Cal*, Marlborough. Ilumge treii AJ trrtkoon at Oa , Bath, lAt London Tareti Cris!ol,etirly n est n:oritinti. , • .