The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-01-31 00:00:00

G.4zetiit. 1111.1TARTVIIDIMPOVIONS. , ,-. Vie-1111to. -ha.* itilli. lab Itagimat of Aight Drameentr-cLkormant ilineiMmil Alpo to ba amok of a troop. byinwoimee, vet " 7: n,k, who retire; Comet Robert L. Tevroadill Ur be byperehass, vice Alpe ; Clomp Triggs Hooker. inist .. = cosiest, by percitane. rim Wernewessi. • lath Ditte.=--Captaia ebb Don. Remy 'rands de MM. 'y. timuffthe 411 Foot, to be climate df a troop, ellisi -c who • -glesent ilig se Ousirds.—Captsin Richer= I,he ow* of a company anti *menage by ineviiii4. Ms liosirsmosiso retires; isihnOsnont thoMnb. tieogie Alison lo be liestmet sad milir bl vice Wigetolittlientiaman Cadet Gooey t so, =re aes-al Kibbe% Collage, to be ensign sad lisulabasit, by parso. vier Atm% ith Ditto.—BreveLMajer Charles billaor, from OW . Light Dragoons, to be %rain of a coirp‘ny, viciddi. moreary, who exchanges.. Nth Ditto.—Major hobbit *MAU. Browne, from tbelleali; pay 111th Foot. to be major: - vim Thomas Beet. 'sts° VIIP - Mayes • Lieutenant Valet Bingham. from the half-plg id Foot . Guards, to im litratanalsti yftepillosnas hears e Mb mileages. • • If* Dine.—.l..loolmeast William .11`Lean -to be captain Irf a company, b=lliese. Siete Iffolloy, who retires. Nth Dims. a Thomas Declines Preatlyn, from tiE s y r w ill i t e. llro44 ) * ta x ba n espial* of a company, His L imo gea Ditto.—Nicholas Power. rot., to be aosign, by pop, , sloe Curing*, whose appetatalent has not 4ehos I mo. t ' -- Mlle.—Lieutenant James Fraser Macdonall. 'lid E be -pay of the regimes*, to lieutenant. vice Ittelsad6 4d, . wise andainges, rees/viog the dillareors. 1 . 41011Ditto.--Lleutanant Henry Dead's Campbell. freln kilitioy let toot Onards. to be lisatenent, rite Robins's limihdr, obo asehoogoa. reaching the difference. 67th Ditto.—/illiane Morton Pitt dynamite's& yet., to he assign, wltheet perches.. rho M'Denieti, promoted. 1114/1 0111e.--Gptain Francis Blots Lynch, from half-pay 1 IsMO ladle *augers, to be in of a company, vies Ulna, who exchanges, met Ibis efillarenee. • 1111116.--Liamonant IProdorielt olio*, from half-pay t. to he liastanant. ries Maurice O'Connor, who siiielionges, receiving the dillsvesee. Si loyal Ifeeeranlfiewelion.—Paymasfer Thomas DW•vt. Item half-pay Old Light Dragoons. to be paymaster of a veteran battalion. 6th Rbytd Venom liattalles. Captaln Alesetailer Galt. lay from the 6th RDA Votorah Ju leg so be elms!' St a sessernry. else OutwrigWt. whit! %palatalise has nit Imine Mane; Uontanaat Wane? llpshling, from the Gib Rd* Vesmea Intaglios, to be iloolanasst, vice Rtalilard, whose appointment Imo sot taboo Om; Swigs lobe =l:6Om the lata Mb Royal Venom Raftllo v o i r s ie ' vlee m, whom amMIEM llos not Mtge ' ; Liermeaant Shollo Douglas Smile, tla bo Sffilitmet. Mir. whom appoisMad has not taker OWL Mb Royal Vitim Ratlntion.—Qoartarmastar Robitilli& cher. from the retired list of the Mb Pool, to be Simillitir• master, eke May. whose appoinimsat has not Salim pion. gib Royal Veteran Rattalio.—FAsign Robert IDamte. fress Ike late lid Royal. Volans lialtalion, to be maim Aso Douflas. whom appo intiasel has not taken pines. ti Royal Valetas RattallOs.—Udatenaat t ige olph amea lit from des Nth Royal Valorem lieemilles, to be Spat/big, rim appoinimmit hod set left: plisoit Iliserreat STIIIIP.—To be illoar evi tsalleasalls 1111 She Vorm—Hospital-Assiatonl ilmemis • from beilign, ; -tom Willies* Kassio, M. D. from held-pay. - Brevet .am issios of Major Charles Artillery. bus bees aatcdated to the las Ariake games of Lieutenant sod %Imo Onards, are Henry Jobe ----. 3 . —The Peril ways, . N. R. Ledwiela, Co Lowkm, lambast. F01e..1. 111. sold limb 11, at Mom), Mr. Loop. Clisse-Miey W. DBON:Cos*Phillj, Nord Feb. s tM.o•ll4oauslisliwer. A. 5, lee d H, Liplim. Simisi. Skim 10, 11•Timil2 .0, ihisour, usmiorimis. 0 11. 0 Mayer, rib. 0 4 10,_a.+ 1511riiiii, 5144115111L_ ASsmoyli, 5.: bMmrnelbeterer, _o. &,- 18. —. . IU. Gelldhall. Attorney, Mr. C owly. 7.7l 44 . r illerrniss. Beted-stoest, seastermeariser. Feb. 3. It. end Marta •11. at Oulklball. Attorneys, Means. Kearney and Spam, Bleltepepheiteast. J. Sarleant, !teat Men sorrel Cierbenwell, brewer. Feb... IL and Mardi 11. et 0.1101111. Ameessym Moos*. RaseeN and Si., Lpt!eteset. Bars t. .I.Jobeson. I,3anieS, Okaterssm. shopkeeper, Feb. IS taLs.na Mot* 11. lijildt Ms. BastelL Attorneys. S. amil J. 1.704m-alrest. Bristol ; sad Mr. , Leedom. 1114 Oveldre. 0 , wall. nwrobent, Feb. H. dris ' llardl If, 11 . 60161. MN igeisasiN 'aad Feb. lik at thu er.:...114810a. =2.„ Mr. Follett, Temple ; and 110 ,41 1 ‘ Mdelom, .4 J. Med W. awniy. iSeldellimey. Cornwall, sserelmsts, ll iaagers, Feb. and blaseltl I, min liar la. Helesoo. rod Feb. 9, ilt tsl We, &Mom. Allorneya, Mr. Follett, Tempts; 4/14 , Samoa. Cornwall. • 41 . Alressill, lands, isatesper, Jen. SI, Feb. 1, g r . IL it Cwat:me. Lostle ir mm Attersoys„ , l9r. i MIS, .Ha eit. .t. . W. My Ltiltaba, elockbroter, Feb. 11. It and rill I, 116, Attorneys, Messrs. Stooks mid Ikans. J 01 11 ,0 3 11161: mar. a. Richards" Lieerpbel. VIONIIIM, Feb. to, mi. and *rob 11, at the Gawp lam liempsoL Attorneys. ?Aeon. MS Os.. Ulligri a and Messrs. Taylor and Roscoe, 7 7 11 1list ell. tentrte o gt grows% MC I Feb. S. IS, 11: at ihrlldball, . Atterneys, Messrs.Jeembail i t ' , Cary-street, Llneolemin ; end Mr. Hart, Wetting __ , _ . Stratford. Len. dealer, Fib. R. 19. GNU 3141wIttn i tt Oelldball, Leadma. Attorney, Mr. Wag e I Urn-street, Wimple.. ft. A. 1301rnit. Wersbi , Ilborediteb, coadt-eutam Adorer. Feb. 6. 19, eta Mardi 11, at Guildhall. Attor sera, Messrs. Sinnott and Allpeet i _Olteredlteh. IL Johneea, Totaseitatd. trabshotaber. Feb. 11. 19.' and More It, aidislidhill. Ateseneys, Messrs. Brooks and Grew. Jobmwtroet.'netlter‘row. G. Ford, Osfordiammt, .elhtemsmith, Feb, b. IS, mid *web 11, at Guildhall. Atlorany. Mr. Tacker, Bartlett's 3091linss. Holborn. . , . _ • J. Sterenson. Bromi-Strait. Blisomebury. cora-chalWner. Feb. 1, IL and Mr* 11, seassaban. Mr. Juba, Pale irrate-plern. Temple. T. Yfeeme, Woreseter. "abbot molter. Feb. IS. 11, ail Mardi 11. at the flop Pols P. Meatier. Attorneys, Mr. Glllate, Worcester; sad Maio I Ohollige sail Co. Grey's km. Leedom . . ..• it ow: %et J. Pearson, ltoestos imition, • Lids, 'lathier, Feb. 7, 9, and Moroi llt at-tbe 016116 of Tern. Attorneys, Mr. illetialwa , Teo*. 1406 011 4 aid mr. Ftdes. LOWS. B. Langweethy. Caelton-otrnet, porker, Feb. 3, 11. and March 11. at Guildbell. Attorid, Mr. Gaines, Care/10•• greet. Hediord-equate.l , T. ONeill, eweaM/s4=bileid, trlmminereltent. Feb. 9, 19. and Mardi 11. et iMIMEIMpe. Meases.Tom. linedne, Timm se*, end Baker. IC Lysol'. Cburelrwtrepes At mamalhelerer, Felt. 4 IS. and Metal 111 .-0 BOOSMaya,Mpiers. *Mir and Hew, nivniallts. ' Feb. It E. Roberta. Cabitern‘totd, lierretp, miekialt, at Guildluill—Fab. 11, H. Ahem Ift yliage, Detold, kis -,• _ kieier, at Vraionn he, lien. mirage, Wakeilerd. Ted. w Peetetrael—Pall. 111. T. 4,Vese.. 4 ball. LaMar — fob. ge. F. Mani ( Ja w rnese's Mead PM Linlisill -- F•bir / T er * weellasit-dlefkr. at Gellelhel4-11_ IllS _1 Ulu, Wig -Wall. atiorahlist, et GlOlllO-4,1111. 11 - ell. B. lillundell, sad 1. moosta. wxijk. IN).* .1.• e isl i V ilite ,etdeeietet=l .l oi•elereletillev at Oli Littilh M. Hill, Birminghem. buttenintker. at P Anil . Binaingbana—lllevek 4. T. iteblision. Anil. 8. 110.: hlbeon, Preentaeo-tourt, C,orniilll. meteduints. It 046111,11 7 • rebit, T. Spring, Jan. Great 0 ritasby,Lineshadiestmongete; 114 the Oleo Stoat, Tavern, Lonelt—Fets. Ste IP. Rieke, Cowes. tale of Wien brewer, at Me San Ina. Newposis —Feb. 19, H. Heath, Islington-road. dealer In pictures, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES—Fan. IV. T. Minima, Tour, York. corn-dealer—W. 'mobs, (herpes-strees, 1441. cp-squarc, alts*-uterehist—J. Lev!r, Rao. miry-hue, Mopseller—J. King, Yeovil, liomorset, hest seller—J. Rabies, Bingston-epon-Hull. emprekaat—a. lity. Aslaccet. Seeterset, wise-merchant—T. anglited, Sialthield, ientaar—J. Hewett. Limmohonse-Holestairs, mast-makee —G. Ilingley, Pkvatilikr, milliner—J. Gettzeux. Mining leas. brokar—J. Lewin, Holloway, Middle's*, ealgtater —R. BurekaU, Ashton, Inneester, dealer--S. P. Lobo*. Cannon-street, tin plate utsnuftenrer. PARTNERSII IPS DISSOLVED. Parker sett L.., Leeds, commission agents- 7 -:irley, Mitehell, Blanc sad Turner. Sowerby, Halite:, bat dealers--Rouleois, Jan. and Clark, (heat Tow re t. ' spirit aterckaass—Mooserand Page, Marpret-deeet, Caves dash-square, coach-makers--111aUsekey and Dridgerk Angel court. Throgniortoe-street, attorneys—T. and J. Gress: Selby York, grocers—T. J. mud W. Porter, Leicester. isullsrs---.S. end J. Rawson, Halifax, York. mordants— Doble and Thomas. Bouverie-street, Fleet-etteet, attorneys —Render and Cooper, Nebr Norti.ettert, Red Idea-*greet., Jerstillers—B. aid IL Dean, Pennington, I.aaeeesmnyyyy drop keepers—Plekup aid Bennet; Blackburn. I ea.. ir ; toe-manufaeterors--Harris and Wright, Minorite, bt dashers-1.. and W. Cooper. Weston, Lancester—Chivers Sweemeeyer, Conduit-street. Rood-street, breeehesinalters —Moalthenso and Millar, Queen-street, Chstapside, dr)- ._ as - ' 7IN V . I wmdas=_li ". • elk' LAW INTELLIGENCE. —.e..-- COURT OF COANCERY, JAPt.W. nouLniTcn V. untmoticii. Mr. He %LI% in presuming to make a motion ii this case, observed, that cuusidering the rule which his lArdship had made relative to the hearing of motions in the present terns, on account of the immense number of appeals which were pending. be certainly would, on no account, have brought it forward, had he not just now bean informed that the circumstances were very pressing. These be would state in a few words. The parties were brothers, carrying on the trails of coach. makers in Long-acre and as some differences bad taken place among them, it was mutually agreed to softie them hi arhitratioo. A person accordingly was selected fee that purpose, who, on examining the pipers, documents, fcc. made an award of 91,0001. against his client, and also ordered the premises to be sold by the Ist of February next. being on Tuesday. To thls ward there were I objections. First, the sale was axed for too early a dam. It had also not been announced in the public papers till Thursday, the nth Instant, which, with other circumstances, induced a belief that the sale was intended to be merely a nominal one, that the other side would become the pnrchathers. • present applicent himself had also a wish to hid for tb purchase, but ha was afraid it would be utterly out of power, unless the award should be set aside, so far decreed the sum of 20,001.1/. against him. The oal of the motion that he should at present urge the 'on to grant would be, that which prayed for the postpeast meet of she sale. TW loin CiairnlLLOlC—Was this lideettisidlieed Inserted before, or after the notice of the present asodo* bed bees served ? N r. ift ALD ,After it, my Lord ; for it only appeared on Thursday last. The eircumitances are andoOdsdly very pressing, and I hope Tour Lordship will not retiese the modoa for delay. sufficient publicity tact being given of the Intended sale ; and by such delay the most sApie opportunity will be given to the parties for enpportiu or refuting the grounds on which the arbitrator made his award, when the motion is diode for setting such award aside. The Loan Cesticru.ou.—l can see no objection to h, and therefore let the sale be postponed for tat days. IX THE MATTES Or HATE: A LVNATIC. Mr. liftweetams said, that this was the petition 4 John Kate, who had formerly been a lunatic, and it prayed that the commission of loamy which had imaged against him in March last might be superseded. It ar peered that the young man, is March, 1010, bad shown such evident symptoms of lunacy, that his father was induced to apply to the Court to obtain a commission against him, and a person was subsequently appointed to act u his Committee. lie was removed to the sea-side, when, after a short time, his reason obviously began to relent. sad he was now quite sound is mind. The pe tition was supported by five affidavits, all of which fully corroborated the statement of the pe ti tio ner. There i There being no opposition, the Chancellor or dered the commission to be instantly superseded., There are wady 250 appeals waiting for a hetiZt in addition to the bankrupt petition list, to which 110 new petitions have lately been added. .. COURT OP KINCFS BENCH, Jape. !9. This being Crown-paper day, the Court was the whole morale% le arguments upon parish eat s , mises, amid of which were of public %Mere& *4,i. - -a cutsits• I. mrottarratty. Mr. Hoaxer moved for it rule to show cause *bra criminal information should not be filed against a r, speetAle farmer named Sewell. The motion was io* be beholf Of a l i t ie aritnite of the county of Norba, Oboes name the rned Counsel aid net nieillkat. *lt omplegui, front the affidavits, that an information lan* bees laid before the Magistrate anst two.esus of )Er. Sewell and soother person, for off gai ences nailer the'Tutpr pike Aet, they tier, Convicted by the Magistrate in Sot execution of his duty. .1 few days afterwards, i1b1.4 Sewell met the Magistrate in the road. and said.* " I should like to know what you mast feel *Ref • ' my sons so." The Magistrate replied. `• lf you_ mit i is civil question I will answer y ou." The Miser ro. Joined, " I think it a very civil question ,irsit if An, wish any explanation of what I meta now, Ise Oamis. 1 tell yen that you are a greet scoundrel." Mop' &trate issmedietely said " These are words mamer for elsewhere • . I must bring yea before Court of Klag's Brock" Mr. Sewell welt se, "Ter may bring me wipers von please, bet I Whit ye* a scouadr•J, and I will tell you so wherever I metlegsibe, The Cater icsives.—Teke st rule to show sass. • eisevrroesta• FRACTIONS., 4 " . It wig he recollected, that in the last term, t alter-bleassal moved for a rule to show cause tiebard Teter Smith, an attorney, shool4 net be de the. folks of this Clan for eerMin atiaeondlast canal Mayoral e. balls, ja which lie 41961111 Ilk Othillillt. • Oa Timidity t3F.... 14101.41111 ad pernspesry pajoer, was miktbs moo, Ow Mr. *mks showed wise as** the 't =Loam, under {lse elecumetwes iliAmpeett. I the sEtisreile on *es skies to be leireend _0 • ME: r i ' d ( 74 rs tle: ig lert w oled qi ! sr Ski aott.l 1 4 Stawc 111011,111.141 OrttlMlSe the gie to he'weft bY the vita. lib cam 'gala* Mr. Seidl was is anbetaose this hdd be ea roiaised to several causes at the twit of di& anion allankPlAtittlre far Mrs. &His. an n io harlot mime r o eicester. where . Smith had lately established himself as an attorney. *at necessary to pat in bail by allidavit. Notice of gismos by. widow, residing at Leicester, and AMMO Joh. Wheatley, whom Mr. Smith swore aiSdavit to be his clerk. It tenet! out that the widow woman, of whom notice had been given. bad r Intended to become bail for Mrs.'Belft; Vat ler Wee other persons and that Wheatley wee WI IlloileirPa k. bat was a manalactarer of silk. eareirbig sus at Leicester. The Master, therefore. wand tie, Stn cam was made out against Mr. Smith. The Court, therefore, made the rule absolute for Dstriking him of the rolls. In the course of the proseet ing, it &wowed, that the aMdavit aOesudeation was mode be for e 0. fAmmiesioner for a tilting bail to the country. In the jurat the sawn of three deponents were written as haring been sworn before the Commis. stoner; whereas *sly one person was in point of fast sworn. Coder these cirnimstaawas. the Conn sow an order, that no afiniarit sworn before the said issittoer should be received is this Court until the rther order of the Court. after notice of this order be upon him. POLICE. ---op-- Gummi A L I.—H.P age, a boy, about 14, was on Saturday re-examined, on a charge of felony. The prisoner lived ee errand-boy with Mr. Teethes-goo, a working jeweller, No. 20, Great New-street, Shoe-lase, and bad, during the six weeks he had lived with his master, been seat to deliver articles ef 4 jewellery to differest customers. A few days ago Mr. I. having called on Mr. Maher, of &skeeter-square (one of the persons, to whom the boy bud hien sent with goods), to settle the accoint. learned that the articles bad never bees delivered. On his re- 1 turn home be charged the hey with the fact, who con.' fowled he bad pledged Whew. The same evening the 'goner ran away, and was not heard of till Wednesday t, when he returned to his father's lodging, in West street, Smithfield, and was brought hack to his master, n he confessed having pledged the canoes articles with which he was entrusted at Mr. Cotterell's, pawn ker. Shoe-lane. Some of the duplicates were *nod 1 , it his possession, and others be had destroyed. The Wholesale price of the property thus pawned Mr. F. ted to be 191., and it tensed eat to have bees pledged dies or ten different timer, fur a mes amosaslag to me4pita 41. The hey, it appeared, was also keel's at Mr. Cotterell's as being Mr. F.s errand boy. Me was fully committed. Beir-g11311'.--0111 Saturday. W. Niekohea was charged with being concerned with three others, net la custody,-in steoliag a piece of Week cloth. value 391., the orttliof Rawlins arid Harris, cloth-dressers, ie Little .t. &din's-lane. A covered cart, laden with cloth, belonging to Messrs. Rawlins, was standing at the corner of Sidney's-alley, Leicester-square, about lie o'clock on Friday evening, when the prisoner and these other men : ague up to the carmen. and asked the way to Mancbester-eqstare. While be was dimming thent.be was seised by three of them and held by the arms. while the feudsumped on the hint of the cart. Ind seising a roil of Nark cloth, wtraffbateltb it- The *then than quitted their kelffitariiiimplif. but the am en seized the n • r, aad dayiptielsim.222z.b.lie ouse, In spite ifs desperate e ffort to relate 'him. He Was kneekoll ditirs= "' otirely bat be ital=tlis Ifelidesilitdst retuatit WM, „ , • Pa Three hearty y looking yeses fellows, sawed Ilerresf. Niabolua. and duve t paupers of St. Martin's Farb*. Wire shagged with being_ the ringleaders of a riot, Led , thedatentog to murder fir: Mutton, the muter of the firm workhouse, in Lower -street, Isliegton. Mr. St staled, that it bed been an nasal indulgence to allow oat pauper from each ward to go oat of as eaiing to purchase any little article that their means would al&rd. with strict injenresions to rearm at a metals Ibiills ' Latterly this iadolguee had bees so each abased by the 'reopen staying oat till a late hoar, and cassia/ home drank, that the practice was discontinued, wad sae man appointed to collect their little sonse.ead maim their purefuei for them. This excited general disuni tes*, and on Thursday *insist lunar& of day of them , nut down stairs in a *IN aad daranada that the gun should be 15ETil u s se was refused ; ea whisk they sarreaulti snore they would force the gates open, aid, if was offered, they would intreder him and his audetists. Intimidated by Mr numbers, he erased the gates, sad the whole party sal lied into the street. Some west to the overseers of is. liagien to complain, bat findlag they were not listened to, they paraded die street in bodies, isaitiag a riot, and threatening to pull down the workhouse. This eon tinned the whole of the night, and the aeighboarbood was kept in a state of alarm. The greater part of them returned to the bum next day, and the three prisoners were taken into custody as the ringleaders of the riot. Tarrand and Nicholson were particularly actin ; the ether was not quite so bad. Magistrate ordered Termini and Nicholson to be ' * the Noose of Correctioau bud labour for , 14 dap; and hallowed that a repetition of sash modest would be visited with greater severity. Avis was ills. charged, on promisiig not to offend again. M •IL 1011017 011•STREIT.-•-0111 Saturday, a ease of imb ue to the public in general, but particularly to • was-honed hies, Shahs( Magistrate. The circumstances of the case arose out of a common smolt warrant, obtained by a man named Thompson, who, with others, hesitate for some time past Cowering on an establisilweent undef the appellation of the 114'1 Mess palatal& Brad Institution, against another matt, named Steele, a baker, residing in Charlotte -street, ritsxoy square. • The plaintiff, Thompson, stated, that he had apart mewls of the defendant, w ere the agency of the above wafted establidtmeat was traninewed, which was pic' , moped hy sib. late Nits of Kent,.. and a Krug otwabwi of obi aoislity anti gutty. On Tbarsday he received a notice from the deleitliat to quit his premises, which contained very threateslag laagup ; and had flush, that if be (the piaiostldr) did Wu Arose to go, lee had erns in the hum and would make hie. ihr therefore dessood it strediest„ fulls own safety, $ sau ou tin preititt warenatapiast Ida: , ' libiti defendant endued the assertioai of Thenr- Ptex e s far as regaled the anise ; he cub' wet saki a. like that shish the rinisiff wee erg es to . h sect;Z i l: his house. Has waspesos , that tof his being Wessel sh i m - ta u 'looney ikeak the lastltitiou was a` cei MINI bighisi/ to sad, Sad he wou l d saw . thls rib swift of the , stake thee a proses& of IL. if .11tei , would fake oil • The 1101. L'artaiw l ings aidegain present/4 himself to j 'Au .11figleirate, lid said Wires glad as morbidity . bed occurred for hispabliely to expel the of the parties carrying ea the Iletenrolitas Brea rsilid dl= anion I be had bow gold led In very pasted loran jn the affireniag v :l i m i q u oge4st huts., es VIA* Wprosed their wee& P . _ ._ .. _ - ;ate, QM ill mei -Illla dors. sod Wan. BANIERTYPTCIIIII SUPERSEDED. J. Prost.lakley, Vasebridie, wattstor. A. Siesseel, Plymouth-Soak. esiry-spat. • RANICIUPEII. W. Mortis', Hirybrlige, Ram bums. w sorresder PAL S, awl Magi of 41‘11111.11, Loodes. _IM!. Cooks, Lake:les, Essex GM Mr. Banns, justice t be had Fitted the whole tact • Pad 1041 pfittea luny of his fii? MGM were eaten! as eillmerthers to the who; e u zierer lesl-prtneliles on w him i t coed , d r ed him to with draw their mil Aneems them were Lorilt 7 wert, Lord T ae i k* It Word, and others. hod shifted tbeie three successive times, leaviet the neigh each case, over heed and ears in debt. Nes e bsken could get their money for the bread M et credited them with, and is some families they we lug bread at 1.1. the quarters loaf. He li t d to the AttorsepOeseref b know if uy thing be done to pot a step to their proceedings ; S e t h i he knew of nothing bet to swim the sultecri the cheat. The Magistrate isainediatt4y dismissed the el against Steele, and liaised him to proceed by t i t at law against the parties occupying his premiss. Ti! ems of sresikyrs •"113 ASIXVINIAN Os Someday Miss Smith, otherwise Peutelliailid brought before Mr. Costae:, seder the follow's' cum asses t apprard from the evidence of tha4 l mao„ who was an esyvinte of the first water, and is therisoet extravagant style of fashion, that Me% at the kw had got possession of his snuff-bet. 464 gold, sod of the value of 42 guineas, bet he etdNi swear a rubbery against her, and only related d ei of the Magistrate to have his property restored s e N Sim Sientb, (who was nearly six feet in height)* tad it wu the proteo of she trestleenas ; lad ben given to 'merely to take a pinch of a hail, on Friday sight. is rali.uiil. Upon di bein restored to the owner, ebb ledy was disb ars Oa tie parties meeting outside of the office, the added another bar to the gentleman, by giving d i laser, ea.-Crib, which she said he deserved, for hed her locked up all night. The forbearance g fashionable Sprig was so great, although surround Pollee °Seers, his gallantry would sot let hiss lull ibir Atewsonnea taken in charge, for this rads am moon his elcgaust frame, but walked of with the w ig snag /*old. COU5IX•1110X AMONGST TO! /011174/Vlfint atu PLATIRA. UlliON-HALL.—On Sate rday. J.Bolt.n,ly B W. Morison, H. Atiersley, and soother, tire jos lately is the employineet of Kenn. Smith aid vermeitks, sod ploters i at Camberwell. were lime& sod evamined before T. EVA tics, and SOLOMON D A N Iwo. -charged with ealesehilly orembielog logerksi i the paws, of presenting owiteto joerseysio working for Messrs. &with sad co. bT the rem. feels of the charge were dusty proved. sad thri mama owe ememeeed taimptliesdeest sad hod,* is the Ikon of Comities let so smock. laria" apaellec in l‘Pa = = ...-.. ..- , a r.. t„a Mt MARTIN VAN 1 1 eileit Wm. Appellee, awe SUCCZOSOR to the late, the •vl^ a* eeanteetion with riles. sas sa s raseat—(l•ll ember INC op C a l a r, WM Clarks 141 MN Roberta aad Cartls)—lt is ala vtl&elX 6* Qty MAIMIN AN W Sorrow Aolooshoor, Who, after many years oseorotol pact* Mom it sobsoqooot Addresa,) hos e ir Z e l Propeohlo I* ?I Mss Superior rer‘odu to Fliaist. PS* lulls &e. without Coaloootost. Owls, w 11h1 Foossoonliog to Wet,. • • ' At loots di 111. Where the I. I% 1141: 11 b: 114 71 IMMOAwe ; UMW telt I dit d. se 411, S. Meets who- heti paid a - less senthhe Ei te gpiet iper or Aseeedwari, mho wth bemoan thaNwrlboes, wipe*. the IN atheist lie 'paid b au* radial thetas the flotteertpdoo. 4. Seery Sorra* the cease of KM edam behipli ems es many Patients, will. with their eseeed. be midi sod methods of practise will est 10 deal the Whole of the tiellthilplthes we hor wW hatersiews be gists Mahe serweredi oats the sod payment of peetage.—The the to bepetit Ileiteetiption. Bolariptioe Is apt alillpieted - lies the Isom), white Is placed is the no. Sthliber's assee. to be Is Iced. si is say thee , OPAirthilk*T.... -44 .• MIL r, _ _ Wendel Orion we _TS/ hour sod Pkookif Nes. • eSTTES, by hie discourse eek .wrier, al ~ At errit hie seshaeve with the salesdt, Mot ti. sa mea kw M BA; wire,, and the bedthrers Naar I Wellifad f and "The Spectator" has alleated. ihat Ms • wife" Ss the nor agrees No sad driglitlid ease le di The sacred lastlfallie, them of tehrriese. °sari. dediteratem of oar objayrest, teemidg set eel, iM phases es earth, but agora. the seal itself to brr with bliss hereafter. shrubs, however. to matedept lass We bellee r rei l d =1 brewees se imperailve duty, sot wily N but I. deuce the grosser rim *sit Mwide& the freedom ef aertierield aned oit it. To the angler of Nib Idelimay of those hapless laelemaa. lhopkalle the emaermeatira of tin hebelder. hire littil r_ e~lf-veplssi rlows habits ith limmtirl will islat a lt e m=is Sim—liwt mat et tee IVZ lli tarai s away tete N o ble of abweleed ablbrer man all emit ! lira, we '~ '!! by . . qmollemilis. , fi e f ! t=asse Ow— ilk an ea,. by of these blousing' whisk . r the hassle Wok 'softie es. vet if eas be streastiwasi, wed aiiiiiik • alipoi Into ftmleriodal power. L wary OW Or Syphfittle Intraslea, as well % taadatioe of-ibe yeoman eleseemy. we pied. heal ql Oe We raisedily , and wily easel. Eariessely. , *NW the Weedy seepyrie from die Foibles se Peasty take sp , we deviate free general t4tsti ; s ad tweildiat is ear ewe lid re of the College of II . *a refer , 1 eetiamaliti et Other six ( dims assedlW trissaist life) at sees to oar Mmes. whin 0110 Is /lies for. perusal eapaideatiai ; wed Mire eestalpy are foradelly Sibeeere6; Obis lels 1 remittals*. for Advisaaad Mathias, whist.- - to say pert of the 0 00 weeli tm ooM ll 16!!!1.19,1r.14, I. It. . sistemin o mprommt e r swum By 414111111 nallettr 01 OA WIW " ltror 1111. ram,' w . _ _ dllirlliia - dirks. of isle. __. Jiii. 11. 1 NO, • ge* rM I