The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-08-16 00:00:00

. _~ ~. •zg ._ .. ,~,~~- • : that 'Th eo . , W. sloe keel, Pantoo-street, Leicester-mares, briekliFedow. .. _AV EIiICE, Treasurer, . 21, 411, Sept. 25, nt t; • ilidlsall. At t orocy, Mr. Pibl s rat . . . • -........... Piccadilly. ..., . • , • rots the C.1.-sts too. Smith's-bull tradealtall-street, - COU RT OF cHAN c R i t y • A „ .I,g. Sept. '.!5, at Geilithall .Attornies, 111 ' . MIL, • be, )arson Kiss', l'ap,..a:l-cotrr , Throgasorioa-street. ..., .' • Btfore the Loin CiLiNC- be in il l T. I.nadej. Gaiter-Line, l'hcapside, merchant, Auk 17, 2/4 SITTWELL P. siI4DWELL. i Theatre; that Pept. '2,, at Guildhall. Anomie", • M essrs. Illopet am. Heath Dlontagrsetret,' ft emilmin..re. This was u lietition, prayiug the the inaPeCtiOn of J• s.nnmey, jun. We : rat-nab. a-bolsterer, sic. 11, '2l, Sept. %conk; not confirm the bilaster's .. mild balar•ca Et, m Gsiild'otill. Attorni.s, Messrs Wil lis.lt I.alriturue, sad Ctn.!: e, Waruford•xsiort • Throgniortra-.4reet . . Mrs. Sittwell guardian to her son. The {nu e .- to the se. _ _ . lis Maultel • and the petition of e.r. i n po t attetwaof th a t tkitotogna Met'. J. Garter, Bishv , ..t:•-street W; thin, i•roker. Ave. 17, 21 , Mrs. Sittwel l , , by th e ar. se e s, es, at flaildhalr. Atewnies, Itleims. L0w1 , • 71 atsd emus : and 'Ali% Clark, severally, praying that thettnerdians Mrs, Siltemill - if her father's house, and her father, tides 4,. - tutership, Mr. Morris was bound' t o d o St. Mild' etrs-cr.urt, Pou try, Thip of the minor might be committed to them, had aithouttlebohneer Mr.. Sittwellie be a seiner, and all tite'OMge prayed In the petition ; and that i o ,' - • • DIVIDENDS. • a youngseed of fortune, unote t esaes. any enquiry of; sthgast;'l6f4 his Lordship bad made sti order %Mos see .wd.tievies. -Herefords c ? rn-factor -Sept. 4, J. Feu. been referred to the Master. The petition of Mrs, guardians. To this , act Mr. Sitt.. • him, dirt to pay the Tradesmen, Performers th^rstolusatita. St,. l evy-at -hill. L-nser ' Thames -iut, coal. Sittwell stated, thitelie writhe mother of the minor, hi s f at h e r or o f hei of the things directed ir,,, c t or __s ept . 4, T. wif e :, Metion-Mowbray, paintert4ept. I,well 'attributed all his misfortunes: this act be lament. 'and Plehitift, •ah Stage.Menager ; and • also to ' J. Ennlanei, Panora, rit.s •aler-Srpt. 4, J.- "mid, and that should the guardianship. be iiitrusted to 'NY Porten., *tams, jewellers—September 4, J. • Lewington, her, she would reside in England ; she now !odd- ed u the cause oral' his misery. The Learned Gent:tithe nightly receipts into the bank of Sadsom oral Co. tolaa 47 l 7l7 eati Patah 77- * ll . 4 . J. T"rue) , Per te t d• mer- ins its Scotland, and proposing 'three several plans here stated some things from the • affidavits to prove , lbut that he had not done any chant , Sept. It . . v: R. Latthsn,liovver•ss!,•et,North, builder . - r7 f li• ;•.0. 11, K Fins , Canterthatyiltatter-Sept. 17. ly.1) Bum, of e tica 10 41 • • dt . for tire minor . The p etition 'of M t; that Mr. Sietwitt's dislike of his aside's relations was. dar i ng thelest seas o n . • _. 1....,t055,wa11, merchant-Sept-17, C. FAcnner, WaliPinX, axle and of Mr. Clark Pitted, that they had be e° not altogether unfounded. lle vitated, that her re- : Tire LORD Criasciteon, ashed why th is motire •ietnalter-Spt. 17, J. Thew, South-Shields,' ship.owner -17, W. essrbet. lheellOase-ilsrd. l.ntatorry, lasarance. PP Y a • ted b the will of the father of the-minor, buk cations bad always libelled Mr. Sittwell . ; and could hod - been dtferred so liong:'. He said , the P • „ rePneters S ept, roker-Sapt; 17. A. iienry,seitireury..esare sagechagt.-. which trill, not being attested by two witnostesi wee it be right that his son should . go to those persons of thatThelette never Cattle before the Courehet weep wet. ti, r. Yoline, New-barana view:slier- 2 8re. 17. J. ~w ho would tell him that he was the son of the veriest they ba d quarrelled, and then expected that all onset - sumo om w siicar, L0weeTban4,..5m,..t.63h,,,,,c0ere....„teg. invalid ; and it was stated to be their intention that. $l, J. Tales,' Area-corner, Patern.sucr•row. asublio-nsaou. the minor should be educat-at t • •enenearth, and would try to alienate that af. ' business should glee way' to their wishes. lie csuld ed ; 'Etrin where a son -id.' t oil -!1...pt• T. J. and ..I. t4cri wen. Attester , `....selatekshire. of Mr. Mauls was VISO educating, and that l ie,• fection he 10 warmly felt fOr his father : This was •do nothingia the hosinesi at - present, but order ;)s -factureacedlestaakro-nese 4, .1. Brown, Sr, Catharine's-street, *al- i should speud his vacation at the house of Mr. Meek, i pot the petition of the mother, it was the petition of (verdant to account before tire. Muster , sett dire Ih ford4ive-wite •Sioasealza -Soot. 11, 'P. Bennett. Lang-Acre ,•O /r 04141 .ncrr -Sept. LO. E. Perry, Whitehaven, Inwitaanger-= Lin Spring - gardens : it was , also stated in the reililitt ilheee'relations for whom the father entertained so inspection of the hooks as required. lie, %Serer, ~ e se. 17, .. B. Lonstittle, Green Lettuce-taste. iassonsetr 4 scaker . that the estate of the. infest rows about 4 0 W 1 Plc ' rooted an aversion. : advised thein merely to take the order for the i e se te „, -Sept. 18, T. nes aod ,s. llea v jars. Minories, gua-makers • 1H It IC num u ut-Hull i t serclsatit t lept 8 • J. 1 annum; that bin ,was tii years of age: t$ ?Oil • 112 sept. 2 ,H. nosy, ral„ .?. pt . -•• . • -r. LEACH agreed with his two Learned Friends . tion Of the Milks. with leave to apply at tll's 1.1C71! 5f:?1 Wmii, Iseadal, flor a-draper-Sept. 6, . Hill, tuna-Set* , mother had a jointure .of 5001. pee . annum; -who had first spoken, on the propriety of not enter s .if they thhughtit necessary. wood, cntler-•ept. 9, J. 11. Knight, West... Cow ~ vintner - : • and that be had three sisters and. one bretiter y i n - g into the history of this fiunilys_ and although Mr. . 'The order was accordingly so tali eh. . S e p. 7 , J. Drape. Wigton. 'server-Sept. 7, 6. French nad „, ,• G. H. . ro les, (ireat-iastebeap. krakerr--Sept. 8, J. 'lnytor, ' woo- nau ins . groyision. The property came to hi lAner had thought fit to makes partial abstreet of do meanie D. CoLISAX. King's.roau. !Louver-square, it bbeanith-Selpf. -4:4. K. ' from a great uncle. The Mester, bad A verted t ; I lanst strikieg peewees, be should not forlow his ex. 'Mr. Sol said, he trai Wittiiig to etc apt Rewil-Ntreet, Derninatiscy, cooper. i . •.• • Vii Mr Clapt the ipi4 " CIPitT/FICAES.-SIEPT. 4.0.e , .' ;. • • ther e was no. • ••'tat f a thee ffererrin th Seis e : -•.- • -s *section to Mr. Maui* Rand C . 1 4 , B i rdi , G nat o ftea ,..e ree e, a l iesaiki m .,..dt, `but l . he thought Mrs. Stttwelt more - , , _. , names the guardians of his child, nothing can correct , The Loeb Cuixateion declared the issue to be si c k, l ,4l, Cb.srlotte.street, Fitzroy-strarc, paiseelaniner-6.. Sir S. RosittLY and Mr. Ilse? said, they were " I that nomination, however improper it may he; but if •to the folleiring effecee:e-Whether Mt. Comm ioa Lid Jae!. Wlitectraiset. broker-J. Kidwell, Rischester,upholder;- . a loss to conceive what objection. could possibly be : the father has not 'evilly made that nomination, then executed the duties of a Manager, or was a* present • R. *batch. P.lik.dAphia, Arnerlea,' inerdtautt-S., N. Joseph, • St. Um', A 5...., or•remns-J. Barnett, Birmingham, paratont.. r made to the. appointment of Mr:Miele and f+o. discretion of the Court was unfettered; and it was capable of d u i dischar lig noti ce of a Manager. kV the maker-g. Jarrett, VS bitechurch. ShrOpshire, brazier-J. Bele, , Clark, Gentlemen isf the highest 'diameter - and toisitk duty of the Court to exercise that discretion in 1 -_ .. ~"• ' ..'"'''. '' - ' . • 4 ply, sobs ; irn.otiger-(1. Pocock, blington, vietaaller-W. : • , • ' arrier...4 H a y Stamford hill, m erchant spectability, and against whom personally. the 'tight. Lemostioe,se.er. r . , . the way most for the benefit of the infant. N. sQI9F9*-sgrA is.-,Sarah „Smith and Rebecca Go. _-J. k ti c alabottoor, Jrnaya-sdreet, St. Janwes.hOtel-keeper. , est objection •had net even been insinuated. Dit r, ' ' doubt , the Court would at Met look •to the boa'.. beted 144 'bar • •• fe' trice Othceon'Siturday, chart. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. • I. Mauls, from' his attendance in Parliament, •• .• . • • was! 'ldeation of the lather, however ,informal, te la.', eirlid etii(nCion . *riling froth thelierken of a Mr. W. Jordan and W. Davis,- Link Britain, fancy trimming assittalcterers-411. Soper, W. Jeass, and J. latrison, jun. - obliged to be a very constant resident iu this coml. •' , hit , d • f ho .c ourt , adi th a t • m i l I - Dein; _Sink' - of 'England notes amounting to 2151. . . rSct its c ce ;an i t a ng - . .. , Tomes. Dm imshire, miners-J. Batetitaa, and W. and J. Sher- , try ; and from his connections and. acquaintance, . Sittwell' hod appointed two Gootlemen, togetheri It iSPOdethed by the evidence of Mr. Davis, that on ran, Spirant, Lancashire, iron-founders-3. Walley and J. was every way well suited to introduce - the mine? . w ith a . Lady, vrith whom he had. for many year ,' Pritthrevt4sl,,tlt hi joined a party of friends, •in Macintyka Maftehhter-P.. ft. Rod P. Poland, Lys:earn-pas* into that . •bee 1,44., s lt i o d,fomers-A. Aright and K Ferry, Bywater , cohabited, as the guardians of his child, centlit wit . , fotitith+ hetet rathei inebriated. ileturning iniatiess-J. and J. Barnes, Peoton•place, Peniesville car- titled him to move, The only ground -of objection I t o 'ak that in Mating that arraugement, ire wake/F.l hentitiy.fitelle'isieGairtli,abiiat one o'clock on ia ',enters- U. 1. .. , ard and A.J.gath, Janies- sweet . Ctivent- . that they couldatall d' o -the onlyreseeri why ISC ver,Km' : Ne stallaccosted b - , tested by parental feelings, ky,"e wish for, titkhappb.: t teitiei . *riti_ _e k , ~ y the Pfitoners tkis stationers -R. Pardee, J. Nichols, and G Clarke .I 13:1 airy. Worcestersaire.banken-T. t onway, J. T..Co way; : the wished of the father, which were his undoubted , noss a his ehild,..every attention would: tionbtlest. be aid bethed'M . MA* their 'lodgings in Duckulane, • and .i. Conway, Woolwich. woollen-drapers J. Aspina si li, J. wishes, although not formally expressed, should • not paid to his w is hes; but if the Cotirt thought their. Whtinilabd: --- shout . fear o'clock . be quitted the ttiati, and - • .'tfUep.s.lll, Liverpoo t kso tar as respects the said W. As i tinally-J. Unduadt-aad 11. SeariOrick. Liverpool, P be Com lied With,-was, that a lady with whom Mr. arose f rom off it ti* if t t th t hedge i feelings aqu ts, .i eren na are- a i. , -hitt hhitiibignfieTst before he t irtissed - a paper shi,:-hrokers -B. Norton : end W Kaye , Claytou We s t an d c at . Sittwell had cohabited for many years,. had also been :t h e -, y were the result, of:, ens:unfortunate influence : . parAel, rontrollqini tom. atta onethl. Link - notes. 1 leli.'ra, Tort:Aire, woollen-manufacturers-S. Abbott sad J. name d Ifs a guardian'. They did not mean to excuse. , -di ' • • • • • • which had caused him .to lead ' a miserable and .de,. I, Ide! medilitelk`i s arnetf to the Pr lodging% Ireffry,•Ptheressoth, corii-factors- J. Wenhamjan. :unl W. Sa hive, yot. Perechurrh•street, !jailers-R. Lonzes and i/ Poll, such illicit conn ection ; but. it was to be recollected,ti ' -h - graded life for , mauy years , the C.iurt, so far friOn 'lt a at*slid't it orbailliietlre prOPerty; - this they Broom : klac, •pitu!helds, idambers-W. Cooper and R . that the reason Mr. S. gave for appointing her was the using thentio direct its choice, 'would only n.se tittliel pdrettOtkitllydiriled;' lineMi: . l). pefsisting that it Sr ,Teti. "'Seaborne-street. Golden-square. Pa' love •- - • love that she bore to his aim • ; ned this nomination was to avoid what they recommended. Suppose .thefe .. mitt* its their - pbs - sesstint, ..callel the tratchman,who steel 01.1 Basher, Copenhagen-wharf, tiolehouw, timber.; nwr.-4sas -W. Bailey and J. lAard, Ups•erGround-street.Sar. not now wished to be en f orc ed . The authority of die was no recommendation to induce the Cotirt•to co I wettefik WT I thdChlicer. When 'llly came he re. ,741troter-D. and I'. Pecked, Ltagnio-court, aid W u.. .! Master in appointing a guardian was. very different, trout the report of the Mauer , what Objection &AM i segiettcrtigile. perstini to no effeit • there were, how wi clAnuectene-merehants. - 7 • • i,from his -appointing a receiver; the Court would be made to the mother, .as the guardian of her . child, !•e*1.19 'thine 'Pieced' hf jasper, on which. were memo. •• g• _.....„,......., . - ,r , I not con t rou l the appointment of a receiver,. bat --a woman of the best family, of the.purest integriti, i rtndums belonging to Mr. Davis, thrown into the 'The Aver,* Price of SUGAR, for the . Week, ending Aug. would weigh 'with scrupulous accuracy, his report . of the most unblemished character and conduct ? t . firenlaCti.--sThey steierximmitted. • 11, is 511. lid.. per Cwt. Aire: -.ere Prima C:IIIN of EV:LAND and WALES, per in the case of a guardian. The gentlemen propose d had been said, she resided in a foreign • country; but ' A thAlc Vas • intely cat oat of Mt ancient tree at !carter. front the Ratans. coding Aug. 7:- I were of unexceptionable morals, and *vary way • the conduct of,her hueband drove her from-the bosom IfituditiCA; Albert? - Ciruitty, State of New York, witel.; .Rye. i 1° ""' °"''' ' Bean 3 Pesue " l i CP "' • fitted to i ntro d uce the minor into that class of societe • Th e •of her fife , 1 cinitstittlkivident liti.itts of in axe for some edge I -- • --- - ---- of her family. bitterest calamit y 46 d. % 4 . , . f. s. d. N. O. s. d. is: il. in which he ought to live. Nothi ng could eweed i that from Which ell the misfortunes of her life floVred, i tnOlOntl - dilS s ythrthitii; determines according to' 115 9 10 hi 157 3 i4l 6 78 0 85 ~,.4.1 .23 0 . 1 their pretensions to the guardianship of ; the miner; Tess objected to her as a fault,Was a.mothe,r unlike - !fetes.the Witted and 'certain Mode of ascertaitting the age of -• • ' - 1.101110 the father had Oily fOrmally flitted ili Veliiiit to forward. the Interests and advantageeof het e sbil ? The blcitislil . prekerved as ii curiosity. rite • , ~. 1 . .. Alto-Inca Mvanca.-Amother barbaroes * tempt ' irrevocably to them ;seethed! Gull when exercialit. 1 Could that Court liudiaiins to cnforogi i - 1 British akiiiitihei,.. geirty •Ifigiisitesdinted Mg at murder , 00k place on Saturday slight the I gib the duty of a parsec, if itfound that the father ha d " lb- : deuce ofthe infant in Eriglandt But who were thegee- i river. which basil-eta nowt at higlllislilbaeyi in the hotrod, a few minutes before ten &clock, in the stavnially done, what from point of form he.had fail.lllemen whp were to be preferred ?. Mr: Mauls Was ' a I autumn of 16e1D, 20d. tiara ego, ' MA - these mark* Kent road, neat ly opposito ale site of Or trouts o f .ed in legally doing, uniformly adopted the intention ;most respectable gentleman ; . b u t, Mr. Miele wase were probably Made ti some of Walken: ' - •• . Mr. ltolls, whir 4 has lately been palled down.-The of the father. As in the case of an illegitimate child, f am e y _ mao , not in Euglend but in Scotland, for he I . Isotieersh-*-Cen the "Om instint;•nn inttaist vas pus of a reti:rn chaise, in p ass i ng e y she spot ) al•hough the father has no legal right to appoint a I believed Mrs. Menlo had. nerer been in England in I held it le:qi,citetter;•by :Yana Gauss ; IN: Coroner, was alarmed at a faint *real, uttered, at ha eon • guardian, yet this Court always, adopts the intention. I her life.. Mr. Maulecertainly came to London to ; tie + 1 ; --e bad, at. J . lslin Brooker, It private to the test' ceived •is a man in the agonies of death . ; 'lie hie of the father when expressed . It would not be con. attend Parjiament, but be , never saw-him earlier-than-I thsex Regiereiit,of Militts'svhe 8441 suddeoly, on Statttly pulled up, and proceeding to make a search - I tended that the father's right to appoint was less, 1 - the month' of March, and he then itited:ris . a bach'e'lor FridaY.erentilit Ii t;, in • ••.d . beseiluenias of • bursting a found a 11111 weltering its his blood, with his throat because the . property had come from another ances- ;in a small house in Spring-gardens ; therefore, if the blood 'Vessel in' fete heart: lrrilicce--Ped by the tut from earto ear. Ife i•nmechately took him up, i tor. It was not disputed, but' that Mrs. Sittwell minor was to enjoy the advantages of Mr. Maule's - l i eisitefion of 'God. Likewise on the. body of Fran. and Convey. d him to the heuFe of Mr. l'aughani I was unesceptionable iu point of morality and in point ! i great connections, and the advantages of his family, ! cilia DOM : coil, aVrenchprisoner ofwar ? who, in a surgeon in the bent-road . The case was CO des- of integrity; bat there were points of exception !It must be. in Scotland ,'- that country Which his I fit grhsaisitYt 'cat his throat sad otherwise wounded perate that Mr. Vaughan .recommouled to have the which 'were uuessirerable. She resided out of the; father was so anxious he should never visit. Mr. I himself, - on Saturday -.letting list. This unfo- tu man takeu to the hospital, which was done accord- jurisdiction of the Court; and although that mightl Clarke he understood, was in trade, a bachelor , Inate man-had been some time in the hospital of the inaly. The unfortunate men was nor quite dead, and! be cured by her residing in England , yet the Court s an d ii,'ed in chambers ; he could not,' therefdie, depdt, in a deradtltlillte - Orrnind, but was sup. con! rived to make known 'that the act had been per. i would look to have the minor surrounded VIM ~ :the most desirable' of all; guardians fee a young man - posed to hare recoverthl,and Wits at•large hi the hos r - petrated by too men who attacked him. Nothing . -,nglisit connections,-and formed to Englbh habltie , of _DKr. Sittwell's fortune:, • • . piled, when, at the time above stated, one of the further has transpired. and the victim of the as- if she were disposed to come to England, her *nee isfr. Meatus followed oh }became side. I Preach attendants being near him, the deceased said . eassins' barbarity ties in a desperate state at the' tl°°' and connections woul d be in ano ther - c°lintr9 _ Sir S. Rosur.r.a, in ; reply, should not hive said - ito him, ",,you have lived long enough," and made a hosphal.•, land an English child, • without saying that thenvad , one word, had it not been, for the strong Colourihg ', push at him whit a knife, which passed through the CORONER'S INQUEST...--ON Friday night; fit liven i anY Preference to be givens had a sight to exeectest used by Mr. Leach, Mr. Leach had not gone intoi - jecket and waistcoat of the man, .but, fortunately. o'clock, an inquest was held at the hliddleede How' I. English education and connection. Neither was the the circumstances, bat he had given way tkihe..tiV went no farther 4 second thrust was also saved by, pied, on view of the• body of a fireman belonging to 1 strong antipathy that the father cherished against his mos t range o f imagination, and there was not a per:' the button of the man's pantaloons. He,, however, the Sun Fire Oilice, who died there us a few minutes • wife's family to he forgotten: it was probably with- son in.the Court who, if the circumstances were fully made a third attempt, which the poor fellow avoided af•er being brought in on the preceding slay.. -, h ape out foundation ; but surely the fact of such antipathy gone into, would not bq astonished at the impression iby falling down).lhereuppn the deceased, thinking ? eared that the deceased sat on the fore part of the I was material, when it wetepparent that the mother they.liadrnarie on Mr. Leach. lie had said, that :he had kittedo , , said, " Now you are gone I will sevg; tie, which was driving at a rapid rate , go i ng to i would have merely the. - name of guardian; and the wisites.of Mr. Sittwell had not been - dictated by I follow yes," )1 :immediately cot his own throat s II •fi - - e which was that morning at. Mr. , Gase-ow's : those very relations so detested-by-the- father wouldif ee llo gs of a parenta l nature ; and that fin Lordship; but feaeiqg he b not done it effectually, he placed inaettifttetor) in North Audley-street; that thiough !be the rea l ' guardians. It-was scarcely possible to! i being placed in thelituation of a father, was not'to the handle of•t knife against an upright pillar of eseete. and waist of rest,' being up all night, and i explain how Th e father got so s t r o ll a gro p ed et% follow ,. but to avoid his wishes. He shoujd, there. the hospital, • forced his body against the p and oint er I A; yed in assisting to extinguish the fire in Vain. 1 antiPathYi without entering ,_lnto dittifidalltsi and fore , feel it necessary to read some parts of Mr.Sitte of it, which owtered the body near the heaves, I - - - 11, from whence he was just returned, and going I they were. u 4 TorY well *asiotiNtliw Well' he inunediatliy fell and expired ! • Verthdrirldsnacile i . t h e ab , ,ye.Melitloo l .l . ate, hiefeil trim* his seat at cessinne • - ••• -.''-' •;..- - - • -; - , : il!e Ceti of Condult.stieet, he twaltow.ofieet, and ~(T.,,....2 _ ,.__he telilkatesalef.,„„ m ald.O' r ... ;444, ev-g.: .16t-: - * ' I `ll.Aggliio. i :lte ~ .heels of the engine passed over Ibis body; tne ammients4 - :- . e. • ~,....' On tite Ifni WOO; Mr. T. Parkirn, at Risy-ittreet,C,lerk. . .. . ' il l; . `a lied • ve is.. c u , his death. - Verdict, Aceidental This antipathy fleas at dimitti Mee* eavrell,tollits leurgaree Allan, of Pew Kik-street, Yobs. Ots deshlik AWL, at . Prather', Mr: Joseph Ottley. of St. ))0011/. • . . , not wish the vsardiaushipiii.Ms eise ' Marv. se: to Elizabelkeldest duaghterilf Grrvas Ward, Es*, - -- - • - - of Ilurds6eld-houie;netir Macclesfield. 7 Ir. Bonin., jun. called every day , this week at mitted te 601 - k...... 4 Last IrfeekVet Beisapiaiiif Clutch, Wm. liddards Eau% ote llonee of Correction in order to see Nicholson, I fortnofpWeinP 8. Allanly daugkter of Gettilke,Clay, Esq of Rotherkithe. one assassin of his aged and' worthy parents; in with whin bee hopes, by perseverance, to leant from the wretch young man weft whether he had anyaccnmplices, or what his real !if coercion should motive was for committing. the horrid deed. lie still , t erted by a person persists in the same story, that it was a sudden im, ; of affection imbil pulse, that he had no accomplice, nor was it. iweme- ' some occasions dilated. lie still remains in'the House of Correction, . to early prepossessi from whence he is to be removed on Thursday pelt ~ the young man for trial. Ou Tuesdsy last he received a suit of . would doubtless awarding, deuce that the - The widow,har reputed widow, of Eow. CLIFFORD, f sessions on the , was brought to bed in the House of Correction' on that the slightest _ F • iday last, and is in a fait waY of doing well. way of the mother'' Since August, I'Bl2, 1 1391 persons and children , Possible comny have been vs.ggingted at Nerwiek-of this number' be contended 1508 received the reward of 2s. Gd. each.. I advantaged by DEATii OF CAFTAID O'Bvivie.-On Thursday last the minor, if . 'as this loug-celebrated character was going down on iguardian. The s visit to Mr. 1'... Thompson, at his seat at Denham, 1 ed guardians near Uxbridge, he was seized with an apoplectic fit ' ``age to thentselt in the chaise, and Isad'oet been conveyed into Mr. I brother enchanters T.'s house more than an hour, before he died. Capt. I liointinr them -- - .4 O'By ruts entered early :into the Austrian service, that could be , 1 where he reeked, as a Lieutenant ; but coming to appointed guardian, Eng' and about 35 years ago , be was . fortunsten noog h in England be r '? to tiecome - aseuainted with LordLyttleton . s and soon The Lotto , _. poricipated in all the dissipation of play, ire: which the greatest peers -btu distinguished the character of that highly-gifted, bat ' as guardian to - . eccentric Noblemen. h pot appoint him. LAW IY, A/piked hit sou against them. He la triage., and from it he stated all his re writes. H900E4441 in. hoProv property,. he bad spa.* , the money that the portiossa of: his younger child. jived hits, as be valued him,. to pror oungerJuether and . sisters. Ile spoke whoa) he. had. latterly livell,, ;Tuttle i,. manner; he did pot attempt to r 11 1 111feeOBJHAL BALM of (4111 4 N/Ols fig ess of the convection , although he ' l l*- ,faftswitiwthe EVE end Weakledieto fur lieerl;biuli "Nit lie . 48 111 V v rir d 'i li lllri r ervlttli ligient, awl ailing as a °tiered in palliation of it, : tneral !telt.)- . thelittle fortune she had le his .4)1;6)14 eeotgaciatgliner.t9ll4ll,ll,u,thit:iheete4ltt from ro iliest Clot , 1 'been the only friend that stood . netts; are Ausgingd and ,stendird l• the rernxed fi'n'es, or atilt : e lith ,lc it i v it tl e r:l: .: todered firm; 1%4'1 6 14 invigorated ; and the atiwiti.s t and he secommeuded ea =tuner to his , soo l . and. desired ;Atli) rep . ieniji n edi eblett"ith Grub 4 1411,1 the elisaus" I"- make a settlement ,upow ker. , si r Suck as have tint care and colliention Or females; the studios; - asked, was it possible that any 1 tio .ell t ri :X le C i al e i l g g iti t o ,: t f ' L :11 '4 1 1 , I gl t retwo shal f; leve .ei r be n should counterfeit ,ao ,much affection,.; Ilw 1174, invimpatet theAlad, II meatvotsy, In d e le `• a pecuniary advantage (er . .the woman ; 1 , 1 : 0 s .sue- 1 1 0*wadoi ) : revises add • *stalk:de , r ilenguid had lived, or to make.his son hate the I oar :gSura.Lrt n i til e :B i la e u tel e i:lll4 prrce t 11% eil ' e ll ig e ; o r T a . gr . ,iii father's wife ? The thing vats h aw *. ; Family Wattle, for 93.;. hv ;bleb t o Purc'hisiere raiet one Could be but little doubt ,that his I !IL% B"1"e' by a" the deltic)" Veld"' le the Uhited gill . ~ .. ip . poiat theta geutleotew the .guar- i s To prevent enentertelle, ebterue paitiralariy, that the Peal . 1 ' Sand. Sniomns, Liverpool," are printed Ni the Swap) '.. • .‘ 0.. • .', ,t• r," + ors .t , : f•• *** As Ve. kinloonou's prattle." to mom imiestee so groat mad --11ClibirO/i , Obaervadv at. it. was ea.; ext.wire, tbut•hit campus .ensgements resilliro a resuidersilie diScolt a task as had ever fallen to his E ve l ei l tsi f hhl:l,',44ll:l'7l'efondzitiilttelield'infaci abeoeopp.e,msd94he:se.cstrbeultiedn. should look carefu ll y iota the en ter , he thus /directed . ' M OPe 11 , 1' • Loner, Di• 0 Flume% Gilead Wars . OAK LtYeejtOnip .. raij Whartaira. MOMS) • .. " I"! P . " 11/41lie* aiittady- thM tab was peatioli . et Mr. ---,„-..--- -- • the Proprietors of the Haymarket --- - 6 . • " btEn• *JAM Mot, Ilipetth ingtant, V.ltinseY. FN. agl e fia vain. <AN . 1 11,s i s at Ratlabeac-placaohir-Joba, clitsvitb, is kis 'hitt+, year. •At C fi llair s en the 13th inst. Miss Avery, of aspics' COW ' Saab, Sprey. 11 —r • _ . Printed sot lbablialen , fit a r. torn:. st the iItaTIMBAN tuna!, r 'WWI w now‘T••••••T Tore, met o. 11ClAr-aamal wir • "-- -r" - 14 # 1 P•blic dial weirs will, in order that his Lordship night judge "bettor he was not actuated by the warmest feeliugi tts....itilgtart4ff•eijaiiSic-$. 4Coligliy. bum. reed as V i 44% ' root the *tw o which 'Was the form of a , *wily beam letfer to his. sou. It was written in the most ati j ec- should be earn. delude terms: it deprecated his own youthful fol- - - • • • • U. I—l .famity to whlck heascrlbed all his Ink. --lies*. an 4 cautioned hl . by his having contracted .on Ohne resented ids marriage, 1 e had embittered all his days. The' osisfortuoes to hue ari if at nearly a matereperiod of lifts, and:, eat s son's property, cit4;mid be necessary, it ought to be el ! _ t tOlhave been the son who could mil it with some degree ..ran and be conjured h nbibed from early habits. Although on .1, fortis younger-tr a the Court did not pay much attantlon air lady with wham onessions, yeit on this occesion, ,rh ea' aa • affectioute man n was so far advanced; 'his inclinations , si the correctness en be attended to, and there was evi- . sai mild might be el ~ young man entertained.strong prepos..la , she had spent . tb e subject. It could not be suggested ,4111 ortz that 'Meted eat impediment would he thrown in the , tint in all his dilbi ether's intercourse with her son. Every ;• in the strotgesi as sunication would be allowed. It inigISOI he should make I that his brother and sisters would mael • 11,01 SILLY ack r the income that would be allowed tsii " Mart being should I r his mother should be appointed hAt : l o rder to get a peon hegentlemen who wished to be appoiet.,t ith whom belied live wished not for any pecuniary adran.l tions of his (*thee elves, ead the object of benefitthighla 1 . le, and there could inters might be as well obtained by ap. rdship would appoi a gUardians, as by any other. method duns. . o adapted. If Mrs. Sittwell should bel . 7.1. A ..e term t CRANCIII irdian, could the residence Of, a esiudt i helical, and didicult a s roiled on. • .. Ylvel, and that he elm Cstatrciccon said, he rocolltected one of . papers, • . . ' tiers of North Britain being notninatedt : ~ • whilst Dau English child; but the Courpreuld • ''Me. Lltien stetett r % itn, wail he bad given merit/eat the. NW,iptan s oas at the 1 . .. • i .'s ‘,...- ,:!:•:"• F.r, c • . Over should not en Ins ,ectionid be removed out if . Tbei tre, prayiiiii.-.. '''Of. V itesitit,'' tie Tressu 9ENCE . England. , should, be directed to pay iligirorkmen of that TI Mr. AGA& Riliskria on theesme Bide, and is addi- trb within .14 ddyi , NH he shouid- pay into I.Y. Aro. It. tion *what bad beentrged before,.' he ittiSedi. Mira I bankers of the - Theatre *R *eft votes of money. ANCEL.LOIIO 'coasting for that antipathy so warmly:espreasestiby piongi6g to the &nem* aiihodid . bppear' to be i n DWELL. . . Mr. Siitiadl fee Ms wire's relations t • that. beftife Ist,itills . after paying ihb trecOunti Of the Thestri ; 1 g that his Lordsh i p .wee.ef m e , k ey i ng b een re f une dby,n-laty tilt iwas w, A , sheatd learn the batiks open for the illiptsetko r's order s appointing b ewns o r tto c i k ed l b e determined ,to marry, •Oss fisit4:l4drifiretit Proprietors ;•tiatthit he should ball son. The petition ?!iwoment .tespectability that.w6uld has him;. and:.4 boots, th and divide the profits according to the ;tiny. of Mr. MILUICt ,S ia oussaiereor that determination he was married to ' writ fattest*. Mr. Veach stated, that by the if