The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-05-14 00:00:00

LAW Malt t. it, NCB. COURT . PV CHANCERY, M*• 13. IX TOR MATTER OF SAIIIItOX, A nammucer., The Court was occupied doting the greater port of Yids day in attending to the arguments of Cn.RNI on ttsis'impertant case, which Witte been *l4'4 he. queasily oreuerl, caw again before the Caren'ln the shape of • petition, preying a reviper of the josh". mime, by %shirts it had been declared, that the emit. oev!: of the bank/opt wore responsible fat she soot of 3kllll. which had been embezalori by • pergo l a em ployed by the assignees with the sanction of the cre- Mine* to arrange t h e affairs end keep the books of the hi&wt. The ells. was folly discussed by the So.liePtiroVeneral and Mr. Montego, in favour of the 1 1 01714, 1 sod by Mr. Trewers end Mr. 'grins. it. The LORD CIIMICILLOR observed, that th e fro. wren, treatments o Colonial on a case tended mock to the !misfit of the Petslic, by:preventiog litigation res'pectiog riots, on which, baring been fully die. cussed, the Court must have decided after fall sad onetime delibetalion. Ile regretted that in the noose of Lords, the practice was such as not to allow, when a judgment was confirmed, that the ns iron its confirmation should be stated at length. He ssishml that this rule was altered. His Lordship then took a long end luminous view of the present case, and after having declared that he considered that the easigsees were not guilty of any moral de lie gooney, but that they had fallen into the , enin. tenth:m.l error of having neglected to attend to the Interests of the trust which they had aiodertaken, is an error Into which many men in London might fill; Ile felt himself hound to confirm the judgment sefuiek lold been already git•n, by which the eeligerle considered resporosilde fur the 30001.; altheogh were be one of the creditors, as he had on a firmer can. Sion declared, he would prose before he world as. tepf any pert d the dividend arising frogs that sent. JO THE MatTClll oy cottsitoosa, NINORII. Mr. WETILLRELL applied to the Court for permis. Sion to hate it referred to Ike Master, to enqeise whether it was for the beeefit of the minors that the three waits, carried on in their name in the Court of Session its Scotland, against their mother, Colebrook, now Teat, shooed he prosecuted. A reference had been made to the Master respecting the claims of litre. Trait., coder the will of her bothand, to an annuity of 8001 per annum, and the Report of the Master had declared that a sum of 35741. was now due to her soder the heritable bond. Her daughterr, who were minors cutler the protection of the Court, Intl residing in this country, were plaintiffs le three ditr. , reot suits In Scotland, one of which was a ape. cies of hoe sod cry, r.f the purpose of collies the coeditors of the present husband into Scotland, I. order to attach the annuity of 8001. It was tree that dime deoghters were young, Out yet their 1181244 liero 1114 by a Mr. Met-kens e, their agent to that country, for the purpose already stated. The 11.012 D CHANCELLOR enquired, how the Court could interfere? ..... . Mr. WYATT 'laid, that his we, engaged to oppose the motion. and that he was ignorant bow thsCoert could intrtfor.. It. howetar, a fortnight was Need, his Client would writs f.,r the purpose of knowing what suits were .:arried on In the Courts of Session. Mr. Wrrertact. thought, that a fortnight's delay *mild produce no good rends. Ile hoped the Court woull make a ',presentation to restrain these Wits from beteg parties to the snits. The LOPD COUNCILLOR OtSti‘Pd, that be coed hay. no authority ever Mr. Nl'Keozie. AVltat the Court of Session of Scotland voted do in compii. ince with the wish of the Court of Chancery, or the Colt of Chancery in Englaud der is compliance with the wish of the Court of Session, was a different sitsject. Mr. lifTtrr said, that h. understood onr of the suits ot4ittatad from a contempt of the Court of Ses. n 0,.. • Mr. Wt:rstrnet.t. herd, that the Court would the cis* to be referred t, the Metter. The Loon CHANCELLOR granted liberty to refer the case to the Mester, to enquire whether the car. tying on the suits *osier the benefit of the Infants, and aloe whet the aster* of the roceediegs were. COURT Of RPOT'S RE Cll. 11AT 13. This thy the following morns were Weight ep for jorigspent. in consequence of their convictions on :rarities indictments at different places : Etlweril Adderland, tried at the 1.,t Simmer As sizes for Kent, for a freed on the Commissariat De. Ferment, in the driirery of oats contracted for to snrply certain detachments of cavalry in the Isle of Thane!, in which the Defendant weighed oat the wits to delivered by a weight of only 28 lbs. instead of 301bs. whereby there was • fraedelent il,ki. eney of 34 lbs. In consepeneetvf a /nod character and recommendation from sequel respectable persons in the hie, he was sentenced only to •ne month's imprisonment in Maidstone Jail, and a line of 401. and to be imprisoned until the ►awe he paid. Joshes Model, for attempting to seduce Iwo per. sons in the service of the Revenue, near Deal, t• connive with him in clandestinely bindle; 32 tabs of foreign spirits end evsditse the defy, was, in cons•. yeence of his previous good character and his not pleading in his defe•ee, sentenced to only one moeth's imprisonment in Maidstone Jail, a Gao of sm. end to give sureties for two 'PM, himself in SCII. and two others in 451. each, and to be imprisoued till thew •onditines are complied with. George Barnett, for assaulting and (disincline a Revenue 001cor in the emptier, of Maury at link. in Moenteethaltire. In consequence of several aM .lavits in mitigation of panithreent, enlarged on his own rreopiassce, to come op again for jedgmeet, if reqeired. Thumas Walley, for violently ■asseiting the officers of the Magistrates of the conuty of Chester in the petfurmance of their duty, under a warrant In levy sin the Defeatism's chattolt s win of 12'. I,)s. being a mitigated !Penalty from • One of 501. incorrect by bill for selling ale withnut licence. In rnnsitleration of his being •beady confined three moo lop, h• ta.s rrn•enred only to five months imprisonment in Ch.'. ter Jail, and to give his owe recognisance hi 4UI. for hisgood behavioor for two years. la Lesi, Iharen Ateliend• r, Goodman tenvicted io this Cwt. it the Sittings after THE STIVI'ESMk M Isst Tarot of a conspiracy to money and diststb E. iferria t their neighbour, while lying-in, and thereby Throoing her intn great slam sad &own to ber •ou life. and that of her child. jn,cooseqtence of alildstits to the previous good elisracter of the Defendants, strong expressions of contrition, mid ike previous offer of a sem of 601. in comminution to the husband of Mrs. Harris, which was refused, .the Court suspended their judgment, to allow the p arties time for accommodation. Thai r . Damp, for olistreciingsome Officers of the in die emotion of their dote, when attempting to seise, in his hoes* al Seven Oaks, is Kent, a quantity of contraband silk goods'.—Fined 401. and to give security in 401. for his good behaviour for I waspish. George (Morse end John Sontioway, for moult. ing two Revenue Officers in the execution of their duty at Kingsgute, Isle of Thanet, (toed WI. sack, and to.filwl sureties of good belsavioer for two years, each in 501. and Iwo sureties for4tsl. lidwaed Scott, for assaulting a Costent-hoose Officer in the execution of his ditty at the Isle of Wight, and rescuing from hint a smuggler, whom he had taken prisoner, to be imprisoned sic months in Winchester noose of Correction, and Sad sere. ties of good behovingr for two years, himself io 501. and two others in 451. each. Edward Stone, for hiving, with Iwo °these, light. ed false Gros epee the Cliff of Portland Island. as a signal in aid of sonsegiers, to be ietpeisoned sue month le Dorchester Jail. The Court wee occupied in this and other business till helf•pest ooe, and 'hen unpinned, when the Chief Justice set at Ari Pi 'WS, fiat the trial Owner •ot important. COURT OF COMMON PLKAS, MAT 11 THORNTON V. CHIPPRNDALL. Mr. Serjssut CIPPLIT stated, that this was an miaow broeght he the Plaintiff, who is en eminent phymicisn, against the Defendant who is • very re respectable solicitor, in order to meter the MU of 1621. 15s. for medical attendance, sod 151. 171. in' consegeence of money expended by the Plaintiff, for the benefit of a Lady of the name of Wilson. This Lady, being unfortanately afflicted with mental de rangement, was placed moiler the rare of Dr. Thorn inn by one of her relatteuis, of the name of Johoson.l Dr. Thornton suggested, that an iron milk' of a poiticalar construction shook' be made for his pa.l tient, rather than that a straight waistcoat should bel seed, as it woold dewier her almost altogether of the use of esercise. ills the consent of her fele. tiers this iron cage was accordingly made, and the Plaintiff paid for it the sew of 131. 17s. which was part of the deireand now sought to be recovered. As for the Plaintiff's right to recover this pert of the d.- wand, the Learned Cosset said, he believed that there would be no doubt epee the mind of the Jury, open bearing the evidence of the witness whom he was about to call. He was, however, sorry in my, that he could set establish a legal right to recover the remaining sum for tardiest ettestchince, unless the letter of Mr. Chippendall, which he held in his hand, could be cissaidered as an acknowledgement that a debt was dee to the asielet stated. Mr. Chippeedall was the only tervieleg erecotot of Mr. Johotann, the relation of the lady, whose Dr Thornton hod at tended, end when applitatioe was made to bin for payment of the sew now sought to be recmiverzi, he wrote to the Plaintiff's attorney, the letter w recover be (Mr. Sesjeaet Copley) would new read. In this letter Mr. Cnippesidall repressed his regret that shy ohjectioe had hive made by the rplafions Mr. Johnson to the minim of • debtor:Mich, if Mr. Johnsen were ale, he would be most amines to discharge, as it was eoutrarted under his direction and on acteeet of a relation for whom he felt great affection. Mr. Se►jeant Coeur, hieing nod the letter, odd tbat lie weer' pet it in evidence, if Ids Lords►ip nes of opinioto tint it wield entitle the Plaintiff t• re. cent what yes dee In hien for integral attendance._ The Lotto Cuter JUSTICR.—" Grisly+ly • Physi cian cannot in law recover fees which are merely Mo. sorary." Mr. Serjeent Corr.tr, in esplanstien r , r the de.. mood for tees, observed, tint each visit of D. Thorn. ton bad been charged two goirseas,49 they were made from the neighbourhood et Grosvettor4yeare, to the Lady, who lived near Comilen.tow us, end as t hey lasted a considerele lime beyond the usual length of a Phy sician's visit. The first witness called was Jew, Moyon, •n ironmonger, living in Edward.street, Portland.plare; he sad• the lion cage, and stated that he had re relved the sem of 131. 17s. from Dr. Thornton for it. Tho cage was returned after answeting every purpose for 'which it was intended. 'rho nest witness was Mr. Rees; witness had at- leaded Mrs.. Wilson, at Camden Tow, a. a medical men, and thoeght that two guineas a visit was not more than what is cushy charged by a Physician; whew he pea of the atones, outside town ; Dr. Sprinters, attended the lady along with Dr. Thornton. Mr. Slltite/It LAWLS, SS Counsel for the Defend ant, stated, that his Client wee only one of Mr. Johnson's •secetnrt, and that the other co-ezecss tors, namely, Mr. Darrell sod Mr. Martin, who were possessed of math esperienco and legal info,. mallow, bad refused to pay the demand new sought to be recorded, •nless the relations of Mr. Johnson ; were wilting to pay it. Thereinto'', were not will. , ing to pay it, and the Defendant, who is now the only surviving UMW, 'hovelst that ender them' arctimstaaces be sight not to pay any part of the I demand, onlem directed by a Coen of Law to tin so. The Learned Counsel observed, that the 'minion of fees yes, In a legal point of erne, of course entirely oat of she cos►. and that the only question was as t o the charge for the iron cage. Without intending to make an invidloos observation, he shoeld my, that Dr. Thornton's practice did ont answer so well as had been represented. But, independent of any o b. jection to the demand front that c o m odersti m ., h e could prove that bUt. had been paid to the Plaintiff, in dischsrr of all tit , :nnitl , . Captain Richards was then -.Bled as a witness, sent stated in amid* pm that Dr. "f Ammon had attended his patient from November, to February, 1813. at which latter time Mr. Juallsoll died. Bernie hi• death he gm the a draft for 501. At the time of his giving this draft, no mention was mode thrt it •ri.s even in payment for the iron yogi. • Mr. Sorjeact COPLEY stated, sod we believe was confirmed by the last witness in his assertion, that Dr. Thornton contoured to attend hi. patieut souse tiateafter the receipt of this droll for 501. The Jury, oiihout besitetieo, ►Nsrned a verdict In Career of the Plaintiff, for the sew of 151. 17s. rvorimm T. CADOUAN. Mr. Doms.toa opined the proceedinga hi this case. Mr. Serjesot COPLaY stated, that this also was as action of a medical kind, brought by the Plaintiff, an apothecary, against the Defendant, who is a Major in lbe • nay, Is order to recover the wee of 29% Gs. 6d. for mineral water. and various. ontklell supplied to him from time to time. The loarood Cosine! al lest stated that the mineral water either came from cer..' tails celebrated baths in Switzerland, or were pre. pared, secording to a chemical process, by the Plain tiff in such a manner as to possess the qualities and appearance of the water at these bathe. We tinder. steed Mon afterwards to say, that the mineral water ' came from lisreige, sear the Pyreoess. • Ilypelite Goodin, the first witness called, was esamined by Mr. Dow rano, whb a view to establish the statement made by Mr. Serjesot Copley. The witness had lived with the Plaintiff, who keeps as apothecary's sloop in Dover.wreet, Piccadilly, sad Rippled the draughts, Inc. to Major Cedegen, whoa servant, as witness stated, came vireo to the nails. ' tiff's shop for the mineral water. The Alarmist the different Items of the bill did not vaned the sum paid' oboist the same time for similar articles supplied to agony faeniliee-of disainetiow. The eh/mew/Weal cress-essmissed by Mr. Serjeent VatyouDs, said that he had sepplied tbe Defendant's wryest with Ea. de Colours, sod other articles, be tor.n the end of November, 1813, sod February 11114. Majne Csdogan was daring that time ander the care of Pere Dyes', Physician to the King of Frence,who returned with the Kin/ to Francois Aril, 1811, and is slow about one year deed. Witness, atoll with the Plaintiff's shopmen, slur west to France not long after, and relented but lately. Wit. ness Dover-street, from Pare Elysee. Pere Elyse was, however, himself allowed a per wader fee the summit of hit prescriptions seat to the Plaietirs shop.—[This answer was moat 6rst suderstood,bet elated much laughter when it was espiained to mean that the King of Frenee i s Physician had accepted a reateity from the Plaintiff, is pet:Torten to the quantity of pills, dregs, and below., whit* he is. übled his to prepare for his patients.] Wetness, slier some hesitation, pointed est the De. fesateat's nt, who had received the draughts sod pills at the Plaintiff's sloop, and who ordered she mi. metal water and Fes de Cologne. Mr. Serjeant VAUGHAN said, that this was an traordiaary ease, and that it had teen managed N en entraerdinary way. It us. a per tentage case, and his Listened Friend deserved • patent for the manner la which he managed such caws. After alluding to the difference between the conduct of English medi cal Gentlemen end Chit of the King of France's ploy. skies, the Leereed Counsel said, that the Defeedant, who was as breve stud lionoorable a man as soy is the service ' bad the misfortone to contract a rheuma tism while he was engaged in the service of his coos. try la Spain, sad had therefore been obliged, on his retorts home, to use the medicinal waters to which his Learned Friend had alluded. It was 'attitude nary, he said, that this action, the grounds for which wrier alleged to have bows laid in 1813, should fee the first time be pet forward in 1819. The Learned Coosael thou contended, that Pen Elyse. had been paid Gee years ago, soil that the winches who bad been eastnined was not in 16 mein cf the Plaintiff, bet of l'ero Elyse., who, if, alive, would not have suffered this action to be brought. It was strange, he said, that this witness had Growl it very difficult to recognise the servant of Major Cadogen. whom he alleged to have fre quently seen. The bill, if it was founded in sight, ought to have been seat to the Defendant et the time in nhir% it was Slid to have bees connected, bet Pere Ely.ee was gone to his grave, and the action was now brooght. It was, however, possible, that With the I'laintiff and Defendant had been imposed u po n by Pere Elycre, mod he would call a witness to prove that the Defenciset's servant never west to to the Plaintiff's house for the mineral writer. After all, be feared that to prove a negative against a rah. tire declaration on the other side would not be sof& cleat, and he should, therefore, decline giving his Learned Friend the opportunity of replying. Be sides, the negative was not material. as the Plaintiff ought to have proved a bill delivered. The Loan Cuter Jounce, is addressing thejory, aid, that they had only to attend to the facts of the case as skated in evidence. It had been proved that not only the mineral water, but else that aperient draughts and other articles had bees delivered. Is answer to this it was asserted, bet not proved, sad they would remember Net it toes way to assert, thud Pere Elyse, was paid for these articles ; bat it was not likely that a physician should have prepared thee, as it was the business of a chemist to do an. This delay in bringing the action, was accounted for by the absence of the whew, in France, and it had been, in subrance, proved, that the articles men. tiour d le the bill were delivered, hat not paid fee. The Jury returned a verdict for the Plaintiff, to the ansoest of the sum soogbt to be recovered.— Costs 40.. The French Papers state, that the heir to the lire* property of Cot:allots. the hair.dre•ser, who died lately in London. is o swiss& of the name of Farr: X, in narrow cirromwances, who resided at Neeetet.sat r Seine, but who Los recently set nut for this Metro. polls, to take postessine of the property. A violent hurricane we, espetiswocati .t Tewthwer on the 4th end sth oh. by which many persons were Mown of the read into the cans!. Oe the Sib three shocks of earthqeskes reeve felt. A poor man, begging foist at a Nobleman's boos.. one of the sertants ;see him a button of sersieclll l soap. lie ladled it *boot for tome time with the spoon, end then retoroed it, trayirg, " i are poor, it is tree, end I as fel ',sentry ;'but yet I cannot eat btoIN with sesuots hi i*." M Mar 11.- 2 1 . 1141 fib trAlo net shop. ther look in farneraely as could 1 , 0 IMd, bet "soy .1 var. eiflratb- went rfenitte Asir rental out escel liter* stove . GOURD or EXCISt.. Wedneidou the Cnouniwioners of ruche •nt at the g n „ r d. wow. Bowl nivel. to law sod determine •worwatiost u . 'Mon o " Lyn*, a iithutetento. .t .reed It•th bowing elaudesdnelu add intro . ured im.uoek tiny :21:7 poond. eight of tou.oko , without gorsug d oe moo lice I to oho I utio. DIY Urfebdambt real , be lbertase bad rtriwn by se s:a►-. ore of bit WS bat In eapised 'pommy 0 , Coo Irabor • , , 111..efiltilial cast Join Ike stuck int) Tit, er. prayed that 'bent seat no barb co. r.•pirsallok decor...* iw l.es woe vn.il ebb the inerrfte I. the fitlirr. 'lla Ueirudant orinv convicted in ilk ati: led permit) of and a forfeiture of Um n,►.errn, sle smarms charged shit hieing en it tgel inrrea, of a not toady swoosh is his sleek fel .04 tied am. cos. lewd bj the leisure of t h e article. Joseph Pike woo darted with havi g .lly i n lii, series. ago ones hatched sod Shy,' ► pones of fortnights. t room lhe stotesseot of Towaseasl, the I. • ceie sficer, it unpaired, tins while passiog Greystokeniireet, .rt a .hen Ware. he as a soon tram the t...bk or its. Defeatism...se. eying a hoz. besportiog is. ...intern.. be *ie. stoat N loservist gale she party, bin the latter .vildeidy threw dews the bet am* ded. The omen-, ups. t‘aet:trtitost, foetid that is ettorsisni plate-gleamed hewing refereed tot* etehh. of Mr Dellevidaos i he thrr.• foetid emscetikd seven other loses , the whedreettedds t. g 75.iyhttro of foreign glow. The Deferslast said, be sirs wholly ignorant or the commits of she bole., sod had mewl,' sodomites to retain them, en it he received orders where they were to forwarded. lie could not however. give she some a she piny who had Mtn ettruned thew to his aim lie was Sod In Ilia tatili;afed malty of 10:I. the full Sao Was upwards of 5001. John Metcalfe, a *sternum, was lard is the mitigoledt pesaliy of 44. for having is by poweasion two gAttons of ureaggietl rum, which let was foetal esaveyiag tbesvet Sir sifeeb. The spirits arrest roam wised. POLICI. Quasi tevAtus,--lisria Oidiodgiscr ins charged as follows :--Mary Aon Smith, It years of ogr, prenticed by the Military Atyloss to a tradesman in Jeannie, Chelsea, was ow Mobley lift oral by her master so ao errand, and at the Prisoner in the Park, who after asking her various guidon% telt her she was her mother, and that if $110•••14, roily the neat morning, bring sway all she thins belong. ing to her, she Weald like care of her. This tb s girl did, w hen the Prisoner, having possessed herself of the property, contrived to give the girl the *Sp s' en nicer, however, traced stet her lodgiags. wheee... In he di.cesrevrd a quantity of linen stoliou from 111* yard of the Nell Cw)esne pablic.house,,la geckos... ter-rdw.—She was remanded. Nostioa novas —7lo•rviar :woo Jaws, .. charred PSI pits terisa the hews of Mr. allammhthosa r of Aid.a.e, soya geom. of propertr to a conside.alde awssot. Toe Privet:ow stator, that oho Orb wet bad town hi. e allldeftlil ...Soak for doriat • bki dome. baser. r be bail 'sloe* moo my r all es- ad osmoses,. The Prioehi.l so,. emblem!, Isalsg &mesa Oft mookaoirs olikoes, and tlewsiss pas. howls - fee than Ile. "on integrity of course ar not ra.p.osed, ere., Amok belag . tormaittail to h s CM!. BPf•Mili ante disdiargcd le Ceill4".• olivine of the robberies. A few tips Owe Abe sinr.e dhow erred a paper purer!. which iodated his. fee lie Om tow. Ho mere , . the 1./fewer. Its../ &sod ire taste.,- to b • Isahio iphosity of tapioca. lie is cossraseoce so a watch lbw Prissier. who au Ahmed to twit thr sew shore traps mei eat woes* owl leave the loose sin It. 11 Mt &lOW ell lir ssoros sad as Wiser to the does of ho re-whose, sham obey slapped. and searelmeel his, by wisest of the Proaressme a shoo-WA he did It to arder to give a raiser to bF tailor the male step with a i r( 6411111easha la RI. he, • 1.11 um he hod pill fee of To lb.' C.Ofiriil4l 44 th e Prissow, the NOW* as.. thtisit in hi. pot.e.rio.., together with a vow. thy of usher ...thin. Who's. hod um tidy best robbed .V 4.0.4 few* tie a orboue. hut ..f howebold linea r Itorartair appitrel, &c. The Prlower on. fully conassed foe trim,. ti v Ins ALL —W. Harriett was Nos • ith throwhlas sod drassa a hallo, stilt beam to Tl.mr Complo.mat. a Of d. j.*, Ira soltsblted sill the Praia's" bet • le wattles to dashowt the evesectio.., ha attached bar sh•rodescribailessomoilled for oast of ball. Wednesday morning Mr. E. Dinns, as upholsterer, of Mount-street, Grosvenor-squire, west to West beam-terrace, so the liarrnw.st a.', is a luggage tart ; when Ike horse becoming restive, Mr. hiss attempted to stip it, to give time to W. West, a yoaog man who was in the cost, to jump out. The latter. neglectiog the opportunity, ass thrown against a well and killed ON t►o spot. Mr. Mons ass also knocked down, and the wheel weal over him. flap. pity hr is neatly out of Jaeger. A young girl has been essasainated is Paris under , sirceattances of groat atrocity. After the murder. was ettottitted, mod the Mender secured, the ruffians set fire to the bed, in the hope of thus destroyisa all Mai of (heir esl.sa. Happily the limes were *DM ettiogoished ; and there is every reason to bow, that. this wsetches will be brought to justice. Wednestlay merelig, above tin o'clock, an alarm. hog Ere brake out he the house of Mr. Lewd., and gilder, in Chsster:houee.lsne, near Smithfield, which, In a short time, consumed the isetetinr of Om house, and considerably damaged some premises ad. joining backwards. Ily the timely iffiest of engines the teethe, progress of the fine was prevented—no lives were lost. C. Bond, one of the City Comtahlss , in rigor. ing a pickpocket, on Tuesday nigh', in Chrap•ide, Ansa ten o'clock, received so violent • blow, +eppeeed frost a t•repeoinn of the thief, s. to break too of kis ribs. The fellows both wide their shape. MARRIED. (la the l'hh IML at the Nem Moat*, Mtn-le-Male. Jamie Itkimme, km. Etag. of the Keyal Mist. to Nits Looi•at GAL Daly Laughter of the lite Copeland tady Harriet GM. Ow the 19th taut. at IL timarges CUM'. Ilemmeer , trutre. Furl Temple, ow of the Illargob avid blarehlooest of Lek- Ingham. so Lady Mary Campbell, yottagem d..uetier of the Emitted Coolness or Breedathooe. Cla the Stn hut al the Hotel rot his Facelt -ws S r (lark, %mart. the Ambassador al Pirko. Mary Frederiek Lockyer, of PI)Inoorl., Iheren. re Us,. f.o.b.'', Corry. elde.t daughter at the late W.. C.grry, Lsq. of Sado - tla she lish lilt. se 51. Jaen% Chon-le, John. 'retold na of the lit.• M.4.n. 1.14. of Catoooelt. `hole. c•lsce. AMA Muria, daughter of she hie der. (ioorge itellasb, 11 I), On she 11th hue. as folinutms. W. E. Roust, log. of Ala , . rod. to Priced's. yes* Ara daughter of asrlec Mucci, Fag. of itio former piece. Os the Iltis lUM. is Rt. Chad'`. 'hr •wrhnry, Mr..l. doow.oill. In Anna, daughter of Tbtostos Mule), Esq. if the Priory. is au town. DILI). At his father', loose, liresi ?Celine. Wicks. ss the •.e tow. Josef* Hale*. fi.q. Capone of the men Kees llNilic■ A ILL Os the 44 *. is Ate 'aka year of Li, 4e. 7Arlearisb Grisibrunis. st Viatteetteld, la tat Cow, of Oofftent. rwaseu.alocas. AT Paw., m 5 per Croo. Ann. uddli M. fr.em *NA 21, Ir. 46 SO 15 2i flask w An , . hoot Jou. 15:'S .5 Evelivle on Landon, 90 days /25 111 1 1 1 Wm. . 30 dwy std. JO nor, - - I■ 1.0 N M•• I. iitin.wlib My. Iran Ohio IL Ca F.,. f. 21 13 93 b per reel. 75 Remi■■ 6 per Car. RI I' teheerf 1.04110 V: iNbtrel •«l• Po&Milord by 1 Pryer. got bt ;4, 5a'Apv43.444,1,