The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-07-26 00:00:00

- 6A/VW_...9 4 tkOti tth . •:! •" . • • • • '7 I. • • \ .•e. _ LON OON;.''?R IDA Y. _ R. 13 I. . ' "ft Cruse for 11444 HAMPDEN AU is tki MES. MINTS. COPPER-MATES. tit. IN SOLD BY AUCTION BY MR. HONE. ems 4s. Lodeste-hilt. on MONDAY NEXT ANN FOLLOWING DAYS, at Half-past WOMB to a Minato.. Mt% IN TRADE, the Property of the, lenses of Mr. R. N. Row, late of pa* hairs t. sad celestials; of New and IVorks is it.ftreat Laagnagos, Lama imirra sad koseds, , Rekool-boots. Books of POWs. ants, Unto Riordan of Autism* end teisdiag &VA Portraits. Ton= Sr. Napoleon %reds In Morocco a Portable Ataboarsay Wittier Dad. Elerissate. May b• farmed at the AT REDUCRD FARE% e, poem, !thwarts, illeaehre.fieveCesestsvitY sr beide Quebec. sod keep IPoollllo4hri - B. A. MOUNTAIN ad Coo.. IWS I S&U tx*, sittmr _ 'LIGHT PUS t" C 1 oth Ilit oil froth tias glove lab reithrrept, l * Dour. Dual, lboasgato. ry. Fuerthata and &Miele* out petit. mist, at aquarow past sues eel**. morteses of the deviled preferease g E lia o r the Mk the 'replete rs aro d plena 1 nevi ao shall *reader it th eirs: cenveyance ea the [[Lett rob. top, jthathara. Rochester, Oravesoad.Sinickl. ie. *ad Retaliate, every loornisg. at a. j 7. M Fares. RReesyat Iblipse." Patthodb. Pipets*. Rioter. Pear) it. Asithertee. Thom. Welthealk. sr, Dertouth.- nod eallaluary. every .//alms. at nog% Realoto. Anistailfor. Srldport. Ige, Sasingstrar, Hartford-bridge, Rlaetwater, den. Valois," Sostheeptest. Lithiagten, i 'When*. er, ad Subplot*. Hartforthbridge, Black water, hot aew fur inside coach. every morales at j past a at the Coach sad Horsey, Reathasaptea, by is G * out delightful eonveysnae to the isle of hew, Olurasey, tit. Melees, Havre. de &sok Oa. r use? fiwi above oath hope to receive a eon• be = sims epineleldet has hitherto' Orem uperieored as '• Vales." Ns ruing ith w I.er Prottea. Rlrby-Lonscials. Bolton, 0= , Gustang light post-coaches. every Royal ENMon.7 sew 110 her Inside poebeosek, upel, WarrLwow Ynatsferd, Mose, litalford. sad I (only one night eo the rod,) every &Remelt t tha liareeee's Need Inn, Dalootreet, Liverpool, stag. iew foar-ins , da post-eoaeh, called " the Express," Iroligir and afternoon. Ir, Newport. Whiteehttrelt, Tarporley, Nimptieleh„ eft, and Middlreteb, light *item* every atter rland, Stock) nod Yam Rh% post:coed every . to the Geed} 108, tkihdertattd. sera . • Ilrepehester, Maslow. Coe lAA LtWilverttLeptee sew her letesaaA, every . Oaly ems eight on 0. 44 sad Rawlins lißofrioor lasi& joss,. instiir, exiled the wEbe Express," and also " hali,"'at I In the a ft ernoon.. I Royal Express," new Birmingham liabt post al/ oat every afternoon, carrying four inside only, trough Warwick, Lsarainitnn, Soothes,. We•don entry, to tin flaramm's Head, Roll-street, Rinsing rt morning at half-past 7 o'clock. el f ra ' Express" a now light post-eosah, to OIL Lin 'Wiese% Hoyden sad Doncaster nog lag at to the Crum [rya. Market-plow% If itattalso /ckinikans" In the afternoon it 4 &diet OBS TO WELLS, Sal DGEWATES, TAUNTON, AND ►LYNOUTII. Umpire," a new Liverpool light coach, only one the road, carrying four inside, sets out daily at one; it Liverpool nest afternoon at live, through Wo athhary, Northampton, Welford, Lutterworth, Atheestone, Litchfield, Stone, Newcastle, Knots irrington, and Presto!. thury, Wellington, and Shiffnal light post coach, ernoon. Guarded. Dillon," Weymouth. Dorchester, Illandford, Salts adorer, Overton, Basingstoke. Hartford-bridge, ter, and Bagshot, new post coach, every afternoon, coachmen only. rd, Ware, Itoddeston, Ltd Cheshant coach, every is from Weymouth to Gaernsey.Jersey, Cherbourg. es, &e. every Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons oek. (epic and Southmolton new light post coach, every Wednesday and Friday mornings at 7 o'clock. 'Rockingham, — Leeds light post coach, lA, oat I fternooon at four ; ao4 pesses through italdock, rade, Eaton, Viilton, Grertham, Grantham, Rawtry, d, Markham Moor, Newark, Retford. Doncaster, 'ybridge„ tothe Golden Lion. Leeds, nett afternoon. Me and Packages only Two Pence per lb. thstanding the uncommon expedition of this coach, wed to be the most agreeable and complete public ace Ot rnr north road, being unequalled by any other. ia vs te and Ripon new light post coach, every atter four, and right in the morniog. ow, Ennsttestn. Gretna Green, Annan, Dumfries, Thorbhilt,Sanquhar, Kiln. Canmoek, Riflemen, pasts of Scotland, a light four Inside pest coach " Champion." a new light four inside day eoarh to trkr. Rlaadtord , Satisbory. Andover, Overton, Ba te, Blaekwate► and Ragshot. and Bmtol post coaehei, through Chlppenhass. MarlSorough, Newsbury and Reading, every ,e, at one; arrive at Mr. May'l, the Groy ne. Bath. apd the London Tavern, Thomas-street, Ln Pristol, earl• the Next morning. E:press," to York, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Ind. Newcastle and Edinburgh, a new 4 inside light ch. with a guard Mrou.-hout : arts out every morning ock, by way of Newark, Reams, Doncaster, Fur- Tsdraster„ Darlington. No: thallerton, Durham, end Berwick, end arrives at York the next morn ? o'clock. enorth„ Waisai, Shrewsbury. Salop. and Holyhead 11, foar inside coach, every afternoon. a. Horneastle, Spa Mini. Peterborough, Stilton and don day coach, to ttplishy, Louth, Grimsby and nning at 6 past 6. The only day coach to Roston •nrast e. •• Express." v new light four Inside p , st coach lule, Penritb, VIC Whitenaven : goes with nee and a trcard a.l the way ; passes through App.ehy, -eta-Gm lire, Richmond. Catterkk, ibridge, Wetherhy, A h-rford, Ferryhrider„ New. *easter , Grantham, fitamfori!, Pawtry, fireetliatu. 119 i Higglearrsde; sets oat every ntornine. and s the jouraey with the greatest faetilty. Passengers I on theroad by business, or pleasure, hare the adtanttge of their seats being seeared lc the text sego,* end Packages :o Leeds. York and Doncaster. two-ponce per lb, MOUNTAIN and CO. reepeettkilly sequalot their sad the Publie, met they will not be sceouot. say Parcels. Passengers' Luggage, Writings, Plate, sore t►en Fire P.i.uds value, If lost, stolen, or de unless entered ss such, end the Insurance paid for ley, at tho,Sarseeter. tined Ina, Snow hill, 4don. •wart• reßma:n. . ~. r U. 74 Y 2E, ign .ad SYDATts died iii' tie Seqfald !" is wierelsi to•infer that they were partners, 1 1714 i awl partnership bad commenced. [ Al e e No./serum left it to the Jtiry; first. 1,1).- 1_ t 4 l6 ._ J er 1 y ...n n were to , twee is of the* clef ds ts Wit settondly 4 whether (hey were so from altjtibtissineensent, corbel, joined the costars at i6isob to. periods t midi lastly, whether they were to be la the [rat or subseqttent delivery of type* by I .. . et the plaistilts demands. lasted till between six and seven in the _ _ whole of the defend incertainty when their ' give--datuaies' the esirsiptest ! Pp.! t. . • . . Yatiag itossitted saute Court. at the Ja order to pate Ildeaceirsed porty.—rransported for 7 years. leafiiillikley. aged 69. who was brooght 'Op by Mkt. Carpi* • from Hereemoseer gaol. Surrey, charger) with having, in the perish of Bermondsey, feloniously counterfeited sad forgedl a mortals stamp • . PRICE SEVEW PENCE. steer,. demonstrating his isnocesco, inasmuch as the impressions WO on the groona hod no nail malts but epos its being discovered that he bad, himself put is the sails after the fire, and the shoes otherwise corresponding exactly with the impressiops on the ground. he was again takes pp. and upon the priJeace then adduced, committed for trial. On•tht+ crom4saminatios of the witness., for the proirestios; " Mr. 'eviileace i ordered to be used by the ComMissiours of his Ma jesty's duties of Eccles. fur marking sod stamping of hides and skis; with intent to defraud his Majesty. The Joey found him Galli, but on account of his atimmeed years, he was sentenced to *sly one year', lespriumesent in the county gee, I to pay a lee of .501. to the Meg ; sad tinker to give security to keep the peace, himself is 2001. and two sureties in SOL each. John Isalteson, aged 32, William Gilbert, aged 40. sod William Reeve, aged 40, were convicted of sacri legiously breaking into the Chnrch of Wickes, and stealing amuse certain sacerdotal robes, Death. Edward Smith, aged 26, William Handscomh, aged 21, and Jonathan Reeder, aged 27, were convicted of buglariously breaking into the dwelling-house of Thousu Thorley.—Death. James Fordissm, for receiving the goods stolen by the above. was sentenced to be transported for 14 years. William Collis, aged 22, and John Whitby,29. were convicted of burglary, on the evidence of James Pe ters. an accomplice. Guilty—Death. The Jedge then passed 'sateen of death is eight Individuals. whose cases we have noticed. Be biped they would all prepare to quit this world, bat address lag Smith and Haosiscumb. he implored them. in fa. pate. not to upset say mitigates of their sefilMsek. The irtasaers wept bitterly; Yeelmlay the Recorder made his Report to his Ifar jesty id'Council of the following prisoners:—Ann Dar ter, alias Wheeler, aged 23; Mary Ann Andrews, aged. 37; Mary SPA;lora, 33; Jahn Reyes. aged IS; and Charles Marsh, ogee 2l—for stashes' in dwellioponses ; Elisabeth Capps, aged 23; and Jame, Adnesley, 27, far highway robbery ; when his Majesty . vie **MA to rt. tend his Royal Mercy during pleasure to elle' . -• , ..1 Tus TRZADINO MlLL—Since the introchtction of the •i famous mill into Brixton House of Correction, it is tin- • Kolar to observe ihedecrease of crime within the Borough and adjoining districts. For , the information of the /Car and Jerry lade, - it mey be proper to add. that the new Paltee Act (which has just trad Parliament) in cludes them in this treading bossiness; as well as others. ' MANSION HOLll.—Two Persosessiewteelly dreised• were yesterday held to bail for having taken part in a riot before the Alassion-konse, on Wednesday, oxen. sioned by the reoistance of tbs. multitude to the peace otEcers in their efforts to enforce the City rc rec elation* to the ewe coacher. The coachman is to attend' spots a future day. when the right to ply for passengers at the Rank and the Royal Exchange, a practice long complained of as ille gal and intolerable, will be decided. John Rhodes, the driver of the Hansinerentith coach. was convicted of carelessly driving and tipsettiog the chairs of Mr. Lawrence. by which the chaise was broken to pieces, and Mr. Lawrence and Mr. Stone who accooopanied him were•throwo out, and severely injured. Coauxce's biltitST.--SHOCKING Sutatin.--Last night, at seven o'.loclt, an ingnillitiOn was held In the Committee-room, St. Bartholomew's fleapits% before Mr. Shelton, Coroner for the city of Lundoo, on the body of Mr. R;obert Colson, who put a period to his existence by cutting his throat. Mr. Pranels Hopkinson, watch spring-maker, Willow-row, Boswell-street, at whose house he lodged, stated the deceased to hare been pre viously unwell. lie was found on Tueslay morning lying in-herl, with his throat cot, weltering is blood, mot an old , 3541 f beside him Medical assistance was• called in, but it was impossible to save him. Mr. Hall. surgeon, a•oil Mr. Ainsley, house-surgeon of' the Hos pital. described the nature of the wound.—Verilict, In sanity, RecoLLerr !—Ha aA an & Co. Sold the Two First Diswe 20,000/. Prises Last Lottery Cor tra et, and that Tiro More Pow!. Prizes Must be draws Neu. Tvesnay. .1 y SO. Wheel contains Two of 10.000.!—Two of a i 004 g. be. Am console and Money.—Tickets sod shares !;citing by Haw) & Co. Stock Brokers, Royal Ex change Gate. 20, CORNIIILL; and 32L, Oat •ao-brita...r, end of REGENT ElVeirT : and by their Agents in all the Principal Country Towns. , the Jury. and poloted out to their Mangles the die. crepaneles is the evideitee. tad particularly remarked apes tilt cake* if ;he whitest Webster, who bad sot disclosed a word of the threats imputed to the prisoner, uNtil a hstd.hill.affering a rowerd,isad been published. Considering the beinonssess of the 6f. • fence, sad the certainty of execution Yves WHlVlCitaor the Jury ought td be perfectly satisfied of the trade e the evideoce they bad heard,_and. is such ail • there was any rational doubt, the prisoner war be the binefitaf it. -,••• The Jury deliberated for shoat tel adnigliCtlal band the prisoner Net Guilty. Phillip Media sad Taos. Rust Freath ir•N MO , dieted for asmaitieg John Cook. in the parish et Steeple Dumpetead. on the 4th of April, patting him is fear, sod taking from his react a 11. note and ss. in sliver. The case was opened by Mr. DoWaso foe the pro secation. The prosecutor was a school-Master, and os the day modelled is the isdictasent, bad been ais tending an annual meeting at SteAboitro, of as Asso ciation fur the Prosecution of Felons. ter which be acted as Sleek, sad after receiving his annual salary, he was returning borne in the *venial, about aloe . o'clock. when be was overtakes by the prisoners. who • dragged lairs down on tits ground jp s bye footpath. and demanded his mosey. Me hograitiat enemy; and *fled out for help. PAS of thertimllm . Obtuse his handkerchief into the prosecutor's month. whilellite, ether tiled his pockets of 255..1, money, sail isetk - thee ran away.' The prosecatak knee one etlitt pdd . • lasers from drefeiressmataoee of - bit trevisti ti atti. morty a scholar of his ; but he 'posteigily . ..A. ideality of Ile Ira corroborated by the testis • stony of two witnesses. one a constable. who over. s • heard slmirersatiew between the prisoners when in • custody. in which they talked the matter over, and declared that noboilv co‘flf gug any thing against • them if they kept their own/passel. The prosecutor did not, take the prisoners ap moth fourteen days after the alleged robbery. Mr. Jessor, fur the prisoners, cross-examined the whimsies's with considerable acuteness. aid called some • witnesses to prove an alibi ; but on their cross-exa mination there was a•good deal of costradietion. The ,Loan Cuter BAAOM gemmed ap the evidence on both sides. and left it to the Jury is say which class of witnesses they "meld 'ascribe the greatett credit. The Jury deliberated a few minutes, and found the prisoners Guilty—Death. TES, drei dNLY TWO DAYS TO DRAW. • litioiltiOaWierehy to infer that they MR. HONt.. nrci Oars or cid emote* l • oefilatp astir partnership bad comma LY NEXT AND Two 30,0001.—Tw0 .0.0001. ffliCitatrJusrios.left it to deal Re. Re. CONSOLS aid MONEY. :, elf--past Twilv " . "IftWo £20,000, Sorel to .4 Drawn First Fier tblefltor lay of the defendants were °roDor - - o f t h e JR Mambos NEXT TUESDAY, Suss SO. •se pew; secondly, whether they do ?Marts and Shares (Animated Uptrawn) are Safes by thaOttosineeemint, °Firmly joined the Holhors, Book- RICHARDSON. DOM:MUCK, ROO: at thr* 001•Ests- , • ~- ,__ . e_..._. lusda " ° "" basbd Milked Ogee, 106, Rion I *Jaws. Coarantr.s. Who . - per io ds 1 a agi "'tit ! drub" aNre Numbers nt ga d t i , sh oos. m a m u l l : . g o g g.teg 4 o f lOC • in the first or subsoqtrot deli Hooks of Prlosa. so.ooff. , - dal is. SO iul to wake thew Dahl pot and Wawa • Sat ins of Hie plalstits demos '‘T°l'sstlY• " CARROLL leranne hip Fries& and dle itibile than • . • . co tsildaets mad NEXT TUNEIIiA,Y;JULAL ' I lasted till between sin set r Doak. Cam TM Two PIM Prises will hens . ash. etlestifi e .TboJary found the !bole, bi Ihmilli k C .. " The preosatOrand Wheel. with cmdfrTiip -a to Draw, ails g bat. ow i ag to the as e e r t, • eottailts —. . . 1 . - dWdasl partnership comottneetd, Two Atizzs or It: .911t1*. Owly. beide the•anierrat of • 1". . TWO OF I• • • . CANSIMPOIT• .... . &e. de. Coosols i ariCide*WY •:- log* attn. by the pie intifs4-1. Ne: -b- Thelostdand Shares. warranted • aso_drolind4 , ~ • .. z _, --Nemo- ! , _., • • - Ammons. ot his tasty toetanoid Oared. . Norwhol. - ...: "' ilijaeit- AsoF.64 ; za . .fteikb•Ada-s- - - • . 0'• :' ' ~.... - Is e iho,foodais' In Deo moan Wags.: -......... .. 6 1 86 Y . - Re&ert Smart plewted Oiiky ef• hi IC 1:1 AORlis. : ltvg . - L..„. -. : . - ii- ,. - . FIVE ''' if - -.in. • wilful astoorropt perjury . 10 No Jac i, . ' wow. Maresso, . • ' Os. to. ~ • . -A ' • lest Anises. en • chug. of espy, .1a ._.-,. .14.4. ._— --. —.......5. - -•- '— proirratiou; by Mr. humor?, for.tbo prisoner. tbeir 'esi'deaco was not quite consistent. A woman. Who . said that thi parson site saw ruhokg 'Nil tbst , ire. • under a bodgi. bad o n a ' Lit e cAonresi freak', 40s . - ted iiiiit is wan a.dark coloured frock. That iptisoks.` Webslse, to *hem the prim WWI said to 4i. _ • . tin tbroosealig longtime ' ' «4' Ms. Pose,minskttoLthas 4trii w ii a . • t Affitaf ii,lker firais.b.te . My .pliriba., -4 . ..1 tieit wilt Offer t rOwassi of . ;hid iniiis, — Ateroir . . by the parish olitiMit for tholimoiMix of shoats/kr. . • . One witoim gavellso primmer s rod ebstibec • Tito Loan Cunii BautstVitisofted ap *I sem tor • • , .l I . , . r ' WESTERN C IRCUIT.—SAus aim', hay 24. The Assizes were concluded this dir, and upon the whok there have been fewer of importance than sea be rontonaborad for many year'. -~_ MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—LiNc9LN, JULY 23. •COUCT V. GOCLEVaII. This action which was called on yesterday, was for unskilfulness in the defendant, in undertaking to per form a surgical operation on one of the plaintiff's legs. and which it was afterwards found necessary to amputate—The Court resumed this morning, when, after hearing the remainder of the defendant's n it- n esM. Mr. Clarke, sea. addressed the Jury on the part of the defendant. Mr. Serpent Vavonate re plied on the part of the plaintiff.—Hie Lordship left • it to the Jury to decide upon the facts stated in evi dence. After some short deliberation, they returned a verdict for the plaintiff.—Damages 101. ESSEX ASSIZES.--CalLmeroso. Jvi.t 24. Mouse Bloomfield was Indicted fur feloniously set ling fire to certain cora stacks, helnoging to James Page, in the parish of Great Clackton, in this county, on the 4th of February last. Mr. ANDREWS stated the case for the proaesention. l'he prisoner had been employed by a person named Smith, sea labourer in husbandry, and in the interval between quitting his service and seeking another ern. ployment, he applied to the Overseers of the pari•lt of Great Claekton. to which he beloneal, 1.3 r temporary relief. The 0 ,of whom Mr. Page, the proge. rotor, was one, nut considering him a fit objert of re lief, relived to reader him any assistance. Th- pri sow, on the same day spoke to his next door neigh hoar, a man slanted Webster, and complained that the Overseers bad refined to relieve him, and said he would blase sena of them. He was asked by Webster what be meant by blazing some of them ? in reply he said be should set fire to Master Page's stacks; he would be even with him wheu he found him from home. It appeared that Mr. Page had occasion to lease home about four days afterwards—namely, on the 4th of February. About six o'clock on the evening of that day the prosecutor's staelcs were found on fire, and considerable damage was done before the . flames could be extinguished. To fix the guilt upset the prisoner, in addition to the threat above-mentioned, it was proved that he had watched the prosecutor in going from home; that just before the fire broke out but was seen running towards the prosecutor's house ; that just after the fire began to blase forth, a men re• sembling the prisoner was seen skulking under a hedge rennin.: from the fire; that soon after the fire the prisoner was seen standing in a field near the pro secntor's premises. and Inok;tic on ; the the prisoner haring been take* op tin snapicieen, the shoes which he wore corresponded with the impressions made by the feet of the person who was seen running from the fire; mid with the foe:quarks of a peraon at a spot where a timber-box was found close to the pre mises, with the exception that, in the prisoner's shoes were some sails, which, it appeared, he had himself driven its a few days after the fire. At first the prisoner was discharged by the Magistrates, it be considered hat the nails is, his shoes was a favJur.ble circum t FOR CORNS, BUNIONS, Sc. MORR IS'S ROYAL RR UNSWICK CORN PLA S. TS& prepared trees • Radio batmen; to her lOC Majesty. It is as excellent Remedy tor endlestleg Owes. sad riving relief to these who hare herd geshy sebetasess tt the bottom of their feet, without the lust pia os IseggyeM• use, sad wM prove a very useful Family Plaster tar Beta Woweets and Seelds, likewise for Boehm. Prepared by. 0. !NORMS, Chemist to the Royal Tway, K Sold te Sous MM. ljd sad 41. Il s d e l.Si s. lersV=ts. No. 4, Chesulde. sad 11 0, Regent Ludo,: BC Waterloo-nese. lidlahergh ; 11.110. end by the priori* Medicine Voltam thossilMISMIP United Wended& N. B. Purr:lmm are regieeted to eft s ibliatits aroma* Ceee,Plasisr, tad to observe *eau* awl ad dress of Boner, 4. Obsupplie," aro eg&eait end. soapy i attached to eget box, Ss dblhagelah the — 4 M TATIONS WNW 1111110 Odes. I - • Mounimen miles so Ours Maw Jast Wdtti, }dee is. te be tY • - •• 'HE tEGIS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Comesseh tary on the Indiscretions 'utiles Her Mamas Frailty, bt which the Causes, Sy optima, and beset% Meets of Lose Venerea, Donor].lnes, Stricture, Sudan! Weakness. he, are telly developed; Part 11. contain some remarks °weer tale Female Complaints, In particular sterility; Pert malmrsces Practical Observations ea Sexual Debility, Self Abase, sad Mental Irritation, wit% SOW interesting elleartm. titans on vegetable sad animal life; la Peet IV. Is a Smiaattf Cases Illustrative of tbe preceding elitini are =ithileg them in • familiar mintier, and the whole te the Youth and Maturity of both Sexes. By BOSS and Co. Consulting Surgeons, London. Nature heath Omnibus ease dedit, si gels eegnoverit etl.—Ciseezan. Sixes Heaves le all W./Imi of bliss supplies, Its frugal application marks Use ;rise. May be bad at •W, Patersester-row ; 88, Pall-Mail ; Pkadilly ; 18, Princes-street, Sobo; 32, Fleet-street; 174, Fleet-street ; 40, West Smitillejd ; 9N, Cheepside, Lon don; Stevenson tad Co., Barks' and Co., Norwich; R. 'lpswich; Barrett and Wield. Bath; Sheppard, Bris tol ; Hatt, Cambridge ; Headley, Leeds; and at all Book sellers.---Messrs. (TOSS sad Co. are to be consulted, as usual. every day, at their boas* ; and Patiests In the Country are requested to describe minutely the ease, enclosing a re mittance for Advice and Medicine. which can be forwarded so sday part of the World.--GOBS and Co. M. R.C. Bar geonT. No. 7, Jonart-street, St. James's; and 11,Bouverie street. Flest-ibripst. London. LAPP ISTELLIMINCIL COURT OF CliANCEßY—TecitspAr. PTIMIT V. DCNSIAX. Mrs. %Street this day appeared before the Lord Chancellor In his private room. sail after a short 'veer ing was diseherged. on condition that no interconrse should reist between her and her daughter. A new guardian has been appointed over Miss Street. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Your, JULY 22. BOWED AND CO. V. SIUDIE AND OfMi•l. Mr. Mot:Guam opened the Callt. The plaintiffs. Messrs. B over, Bacon, and Company, were type founders at Sheffield. The defendant, Matti., with live others, entered into the speculation of a weekly paper. entitled, The Leeds Loyal Gazette. Commercial gad Agricultural Jonraal. S I persons were shareholders, by subscribing 501. earls : but the plain tiffs could only produce evidence to fix these six de• leaden's. Mr. Iliadic was appointed Editor, subject , to the control of a Committee of Management. The I defendants were partners, as would he proved from their presiding at these Committees, and from their frequent interference *Mt MuJie in the management of the bovines!. The piper wits begun about the latter end of 1519, when it became necessary to provide a certain tinantity of type, which was ordered of the plaintiff., who would prove the delivery to the amount of 3731. Witnt sses to the number of eight were called, and deposed to seeing' the six def. whims come there, and by I acts of interference with the management of the concern, appearing to them to be proprietuts. Mr. bledie had quitted the concern, and it appeared had since taken the benefit of the Insolvent Act. The paper in question eventually expired. rbe witnesses admitted that 1 meetings el these Committers were for the purpose of procuring subscribers, and hence the uncertainty when the se. venal defendants became sbuebohlers. Mr. ScAttLarr adiressatl tie Jury for the defend• ants, eteutencliqf that no sitisfactury erhlenee Ind Isla B isal wet -respectfully labium ide best Frieda the • TWO F MO bah is drove MI MN 10ANN zoo " • 311111MPARIIWM.4111 , lit'AVbol. leAtitetiontoteeliew44o . • • TWO rittlfftS OP Z , ike. Consols Itsg, Worrosted outdraws Tickets-I.okt Idea ;tie 01.14 ti ' BISII'S 011ees, 4 GrahrH, pad A gtttiMs Creamorbere' Three Capitols bare been already said to the premed Lottery. • • BISII reads& Ws Friends they spay ,ohm. WI 116 h, la. their Tickets sad Shares bought before Nest Day; but he begs thee to remember they give ap all Oslo by oadlitiopt4 to the Capitals; sad those sow redrew*, wbklose relstesed• et 1101. are of as maeh t eshre as those selling at BM ISe.atal Sluseattts morsel at U. 64. 64. If eat/rays. are of sews wale* ea those slow selling at U. Its. sad other Shares Bs setae properties. - p . l ~:r~~ t 1