The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-12-17 00:00:00

• •••• ' D-SQUARE, . icheelroas Term, . bousie,„pre pa ors JCELLOR bar in; his Lordship's motions., I.A« PRARDT,IO4Ia. The. LORD CHANCELLOR afterwardsswortge following Learned Counsel to their several 9 1 r. Serjeant Copley, as King's Serjeent uod h cidef avarice of Chester • Mr. Serjoant Pen, us. *Chile* Seviessit ; Mr. Glden Wilson, of the Chauceiy.Bai t as Kings ngel; Mr. Gazeleeatid Mr. Nolan, of "the King's Bench Bar l as King's Counsel. • - . 0 11111 0 . - •- • • V ICIE-CHANCELLOR'S. COU . II.T, DEC. 16. • 6! TAYLOR TO: WATERS. Mr. Ilx&to this day applied to hie lionoor to hear two motions in this. case, .which bed beep appointed to be heard before the Lord Cbanceflor in the coarse of last Term, but which had been uoavoidably poet , potted by Ma Lordship's indisposition. Mr. Waters lad heen called upon by a former order of the Vice. Chancellor, to pay into Court the arm of 85471. before a certaiu day iu August last, bet had not cam- OW with it. Fearing, under these circooestanees,. that an &trachoma would be granted against him for a contempt, he had appealed, on the liras -day of Michaelmas Term then ensuing,. to the Lost Chews, Casilur. praying that the order might be suspended, end the period for payment enlarged. Ma. Taylor had likewise moved, that a certain sum should be . tguid out of Court to him; and it appeared to his ,Lordship, that both motions might come on at the same tittle. As deity was extremely injurious to his - Client. and his Honour was now sitting for the Lord Chancellor, there would perhaps be no objec tion to their being new beard. Mr. Waters was in , the entire possession of the Opera.house and direction of its concerns, whilst he thus neglected to obey the cider of the Court. The SoLteirrott.thartrabAL conceived it to be im. possible that any delay mild be .fairly attributed to Mr. Waters, whose Counsel had been long since prepared for the discussion, if unavoidable circum stances had not prevented them from entering upon it. The question now stood for argument upon ap. peal, and he had reason. so hope that the Lord Chan. cellor would soon be able to entertain it. The VicE-Cu ANCELLOIt declared be bad no other ebjection to the heating of both motions, each being 10611)110y connected with the other, except that hh judgment, whatever it might be, must noceuatOt involve the re-consideration of his own opinion, at. featly pronounced in this cause. It would certainly N.* discussed with more propriety before another W. "venal, sad he feared therefore that Mr. Heeld's Client must put up with the consequences of a delay that was unavoidable. It was then agreed that Mr. Taylor's Solicitor ahoulsi. take no further steps, on the undertaking, _ upon the part of Mr. Waters, to btiug on his motion at the first opportunity. • LAWINT44I4IGeNGE. . . ..... . itilial ~•,...• Affligar gr. _ 0 T i .IIIIOIrORD-1 ' i • .'. • .... ifr 4 ci It • i 111114 . 11 ' itlitd See! after Mich..' . , the i fgiop, its9pu.ort (Tampa it at bia paratory to kis Honour tit?, VIdE•CUA NC! --+-- , - COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Dec. ATKINs 17. LANE. • This was an action brought by the Lord Mayor to teeoVer damages for a false warranty-of horses,. whiffle I bad •heen sold him by the Defethiant. Welker, the 14,44.1Way0e1s coachman, proved the-warranty in the ...folio - wing mitower:—Meeting the horses coming up s. • orithreoeviarr•London, be observed that they looked tough, and asked if they were all sound and sight.-- The Defendant said, 4 ' Yes." The satin witting „else proud, thst when the Plaintiff went to the De • *aslant's stables, the Defendant gave the store an- . Oyer to the same (potion pet by the Plaintiff. It appeared clear that tie horses were , roarer. ; and one of the Defendant's witnesses admitted that they were unsound at the time of sale. The defeuce sat up was, that no warranty had been given, and that the receipt for the purchase naoriey gontained inane: that the Plaiutiff was well acquainted with the horses before he boegbt them;' end that their disorder was aggravated, if not broesht on;,.by the. treatment they esperienced while Wide ii;replog. • Two. witnesses (one of whom was present when IValker met the Defendant on the road, and the other' 'when the Plaintiff. came to..the siables).then stated,' that they did nut hear tie . . Defendant give any war t'isuty ; sinsebe r ,. that the Plaintiff had frequently seen the henteltebess in . ppssession of Lady Wilton,'" 1 1 • their last owner ; a foortholettal„,that the hones ham log been out of work for Wren time before they were " sold, the Plaintiff was told ** to work then WO . • till he had physicked and bled thee; bat is liadege peared that the Plaintiff drove them 18 miles two ". days afterhe purchased them, without any such pre - 'tiutions. However, he was three , hours and a half ttgoing the 18 miles; and the Plaintlfr.s coachman' ?. stated, that the horses heal iogicient rest and proper l• food all the time they were'ander iris airs. *The Da . •fendaot's son, a Captain's Strtlard on beard an India man, said the horses were 301. troial.at the tlmi they werewiferett - te harrettarnerl.r flatr'Oefetelse4 saki he woeld take them bask, upon Intoid paid for,the. use Ofthem ; but thisWtai rernied; and.theberees haiing been bought in at Taperialro t Wfiere only 1620 • 21 guineas were itid . frit ihem • were sent.to a livery stable, with Mint tollso'Dpfendant to take them. Chief Justice ABBOT left the question of siat e t'l to the Joey,' *poi' the Credit of the Plaintiff's • wan, oherving that, in other to constitute a• • softly, the words " I warrant" were not necessary.; but that any answer to st question concerning thie natality of the article sold, implying that it was good": In its kind, amounted to a warranty ; end that, Abe' warranty's lodt appeUriog upon the receipt • given for' the purchase-money, did not preclude the production ' s>f Aither evidence to estsblisfrit.' - 'll6 Defendant, he • swbol, bed tie demand at law, forlftWutis of the hOrsesl bei een ihe•time of their sale and return. . 'Ebs .11drp Pseud' a verdict ~Tor' 1h! U5l. 101 1 being the price paid by him Jai • hones. it • Strtlll V. lIENSITAW. • This eaten action brought to recover hnis'g'iti ter -false imptisonment, trader the following circa* • eta urns • The Plaihtiff having drank and smoked inkfiebi-\ . fondant's public-house, tendered a 1.1 tate for pay- • :, ment, which the Defeo/ tarsi saspectell was oil a good `one ; he accordingly satlst . opt to pt, change, ernssliti 'enquiries about the i ttelp at the beadle's. Moot 1114 ; tame tink., his treitee memn to took for the beadle at the oalek,bottio, fed, not finding him, meadow, to taco afiettlf;"it• 11101M.prrifilt that there was 01 ees pirious,opte in Sernester's bees*. ... . The to oofrKerA intsntcliately folio iiili; las sae of thilaX Po!! stated), epon their,.... piece motion, snd .withootorderafrom ony brelinspeaotosny they 1 90 1 c.the,Plaitstiff intosostodyoarleeked him op in 4he wetch.hoestal) eight.. .The wtel4 t rited s olat to itffl PNOl l.. .epl the Plairstiff now . be thi s action apinatAlenetsso, ontheirotostl Ole he bad pro. cered ti Alcor, to take the ?WOW into cestedy. However, it ;quid ont hp pnitlrd, either that the De fendant had given 'ay orilers .to the officers, or that be was area present in tkolemes when the Plaintiff was taken, The latter weo, trserefore aonsuited. amanitas of oArcutT AND IMANS i. CARYBIL AND cl oi s t ; ql l i g . 1 . , PICATN,, . Thif,sreg •ps "ellen to recover the value of good gold pal 6101prered oo . the value of a bill for 7001 i ~ by,Dyfendants in lamer of the bankropta. ..Oakley and Erupt wet* ephoisterent I. i . street. la the. end of May last they hard I V - We resentity of woollen cloths in the heads of Rawlios,and Foy, fine dressers, to be made tip toe the Louden market. Daring this time they sold the, goods .t Messrs. Carver and Peale, Baughall•street t ' to whom they were ell delivered, after i beiatienso, by Rawlins and Foy, from time to Woe before Ohl end of Jane. Moat the same time Plaintiffs stoppol' payment, baring in their hands a bidiot 7001. ac. .cepted in their Nvour by Defendants, in part pop .ment of the goods. l'revioos to they stoppage, till application was made by Defendants to Oakley eeti, Evans to give op . their acceptance, in consideratiell of having the goods returned. They consented.— The bill was put into the hands of Rawlins. Foy, his partner, took it with hie cart to Basinghall.street ; met one of the partners in the street, gave him the bill, and was desired to. go round with his cart to the warehouse, where the cloths would be delivered to him. Went to the warehease, bet could not get the cloths, as neither partner was there; called at their house several times, and lass ..at length told they had resolved to keep both bill and cloths, and be answerable far the consequences. A. docket was struck against Oahley end Evans the 4d July, and as Defendants adhered to their resolution,. the assig nees were compelled to bring the present action. !Elm.• ltaw lila proved the delivery of the cloths to carver and Peate, and estimated their valets at war 9001. . tiigz- , pithier to last witness, valued them at. 9081. Counsel for the Defendants did got attempt to justify their conduct; the only question, therefore, related to the amount of the damages, which they contended, should be greatly reduced, and for that purpose, called the Wowing witnesses:- ---. Randall, clerk to Carver and Prate, rem's bered the goods being sent for sale from his em. ployers to Kepden and Pirketsgill ; made a valtsation of them previously, to which he was perfectly com petent ; did not consider them to be worth more than 6001. or 5501. at the utmost. They were soot out in as good condition as they were received. Job ton, clerk to Kepden and Pickeragill, recolleclairtio cloths being received the 7th 3,sy, from Carter end P.ste's; the greatest parawf theca 134. ship *Mt t01d'•t3ti11f4t9,0015220.a672141414111Ne seime.of tbereosairofer is 721. tits. The 'Noce told the Jery the simple questioo for their cousuleration was, what was the value of the cloths? It was fur them to consider whether Foy's testimony was true, in representing them to be worth 8081 4 or that of the witnesses ne the other side, who stated their value at 5501. or 6501. Verdict for Plaintiffs fur 9081. --.... , • COURT OF comipp, PLEAS. Du. It PRONTING i.isAMMOND. ThePleintiff, a foreigner, had been owner of tit* iltip Dolphin, and having been obliged to borrow a res of money, lie bad obtained it from the Defend ant, an insurance -broker, upon giving him as. twee. ,rety, • power of Salta of his ship. The Defendant afterwards ihip to Patrick Grant for 1.4001. `rile present action was brought to recover the sus. pies of tbs 1,4001. above the aim given by the De fsiedinf,to.the Plainti ff . It was proved in evidence, tlialhpsiliCation' Was Made to the Defendant for his Iteeeent, *WIlb the Plaintiff immediately after the sale, asiflt)te he did not then give it. Defendant admitted .toolut witness that he bed given to the Plainti ff only IPetfrreil f iDOl. and 41:101. ..and to another witness that awed to the PhiloUlf or his creditors (for the Pimplier's affairs ad ~ta have at this time been in confeeten) front 99014 ,101k11. Seijeent Copt.9r, for the Defendant, con tended, thatibis action could not be maintained, •. • ,Sinee *m yes no,, evA4e,..nce produced of the ship baying ever been 14 00$111Pseion of the Plaintiff. The hem! was not evidence; for by: the • Register Act no , evikence of .property in a ship could be received but I the registattion. In 'import of this doctrine, he re.; ferred to Lord _chief jastice Abbot'. Treatise, and to one or two mils " Ay. If A, B, end C bs partners in a ship,,.apd A Ated B eery are registered as the owners, ; t arot etiiitain as action to re. cover a third of the profits. Mr. Potat.dcg fokowea on' the' sortieside ' • and forth', that no definite sum was proved by the Plaintiff, and that be had in fact established uo ground of action. Mr. Serieant VsScataiit rose to,reply. , • Cause JUSTIM—Yoie wind not trouble yeerself. Whatever the law may be, a qi whatever may have . been the grounds of the cos" referred to, there can. .oat be i doubt where tbe . jeldue of the case lies.— Hese is a broker woo shOlds ils• his pcisgession several, hundred, pounde. , !,l! . Kogan, of a foreign weriner.. The only considerat ion, whether the Defendoet'sad. mission of holdlegsisoney in his hands belonging to the Ptslittift, is Tat, by the technical objection as to the regiitry. Brother Copley, you can move on all , th es !g!9l l , l aqP• r • plii,pr .. .—Yes, my Lord ; aed for • specific to tote jhe eel . ) , mode is to refer that., ‘,.. Nlr. Serjei O ! i VGUallt ohiPited that that wslela Create' thpiay. replied, the( the verdict cooid . , not take ct nest Term , aidthe reference would be disposeil effe of by that time, Verdict for the Pkietilf ) , subject to a referent/VI aid depeadiat epee the opioiots A , tile Coed as to Ill* objections urged' tor the Delesittrif. .1 •I CHIEF JUsTic&—l dod't intend to ?spats soy hliviii in lit r. tlattmlitAid . ; ke'Sitabataratitalith Itirreh• dell, which avast laths crow.* 'bad bit t ed I' tie Pur i dfairoill to ituidare Sit actovnt lit Si* sittoutes which he very properly refused; apd he was thecii;re at., tested cut day. , . • i • ' • , .11 4 , .c • . OLD IZAlLiii‘, istIDNEPAYiDrst-10? . . B A kit rettitfl4 ES. - The Coon pteceedini* the rossinisg forgery eases be fore Mr. Baron WOOD and Dir. Justice 1101LROTD. The ant Prisoner pat to the bar was /oho Klugston. Mr. See BOGADQUrr applied to the Court fur Iserlohn* to pr agaiast the Poisoner merely for the minor steam, to which be had already pleaded Guilty, but bad since withdrawn his plea. The rename was then It for having in his possession three forged notes, as/ being in company with another pewit who was engaged ht.uttering notes et the mate description. On the applitition of the Prieotter, thew messes were or dered mat of Coen, and separately introduced to give their evi• deuce, Ralph Romauey stated. that , he was as auctioneer, ander sided at No. 194, lb the Strand. Ott Saturday sight, the 19th September, he saw .tite Prisoner sad atwitter:smut is the dress of firemen; they came into his auction room about eizitt o'clock in the evening, doslng the stale, and bought ttir fid. a sports man's knife with eight *liniments ' for which the Primmer ten dered a 11. note. Witness looked at the note, pod rather miss. peeled it. lie them hsked the Prisoner to %rite his name sad adders on the note, but he was net certain whether it was Ate Primmer or his anaplanion, who was With him all the time, who sigued the note. The address *foie PP° was — ", i tad'iu' Hoed Fire Odice—Mr. Kingnon. twitabard-street.' eoat partasa the Prisoner said they Were well knows, aid 'be longed ta the Hand-is. Hand Fire Mice. where they had taken the note. The note now produced was the same which the Prisoeer and his companion tendered at the wheels's WO* room Crum-examined.— Ilgermal persons Aare him notes no :that emits, bat they all untried them. The Prisoners Wei e strangers. He passed away the Nolte after the sale to no eatiug'itunse keeper, sad ihnegh be suspected it was not good, he saileknos thine about his suspicions to the man to whom he passed iA.— The Bank certainly told him a man etas in cdshidy annfhey desired bhp to goond we if he pasties** winsome:l skeane. }le then went to blarlboruagh-street Police Office, and identi fied the Prisoner as being the man who passed the note at his auction room. : Re-examined.—He knew Hooper for a swelvemonellet:4ht Prisoner took the change of the note. - • e 1 Prisoner. -That is false,' my Lord ; .1 • sever saw the Mtn he. fore In my life. 1 • Examined by the .lory.-1 did not tell Hooper that I sei. .petted it was a bad one, although the Baker load pre sly re fused to token. It was a matt er of opinion into, and 4 could not speak decisively until 1 had the opinion of the Hank. Thomas Barrett said he was a .messenger in the hand-in. Hand Fire-Otte. On the .9th of September the Prisoner was not employed In that Office; he had been in the service cat years ago. Charlet Masters, a collector of the water-rate for the lire eget of Wise Triers, and living in Temple-lane., stated, that Intalmsrd street, Ewen-street, eposisted of oboist 18 Imam rhe knew ere* householder; the Prisoity did not live Mere use the )Ssli of September last; witness neer knew •• named King ton livid in that street; - and knew that he never lived in that 1 John Wakeley stated, that he was No. 61. tipper East Stuithtiela. On 'Mee o'clock in the aftei noon. the Prisoner and purchased a piece of bacon, mllet, meat of which he tendered s 11. not, was a bad one, and in the front, on the* the name of " hlnekay,” or some sit, oat, wader pretence of tettiag it chant boar, hoar, lent him his mats, Haggerty, to tail aad get him to :mead. The officer soots . is his hand, and amwebended the Primmer, was the same. Oa the Prisoner brio_ silver than was ennagh to pay for the ' Crow-esamitsed by Mr. changed notes w hen he had silt er in his Mr /I ta.ey.—" You wi:l recollect, au the note upon which the indictment paid to the Jew auctioneer." Jan Haggerty said he was a' Ftitbarated the former witness. I),air Miftwat, • Vat by Haggerty. 1 ' dote, and he mild from two board an Indianian. John Hatch, a lightermtut, stated, Prisoner .z 5 years, and saw kiln its it at the Hells, at lolls:gm. He said be . he vioeld give witness stone if he came oohed witness to get him change of a '" went to Use landlord, gut it. and own goner; the note was returned to win Cross-examined.—lie expected the _ Id hid by the Hank ; he had not lire!) from Fathom; „app.' recollection. hr mid been six mouths at sea, but 11 never was a charge made against him for stealing timber. , Was six weeks before me note was returned to him. He kite , Mr. Quimum ; he lived ut Fulham; he had worked for bins ( 18 years. and he *as absent irons him for 18 mouths. ' Wm. Evans the landlord of the gells,•at Fulham, pro' that hesaw the Prisoner there in the snid..le of September.- a. 'Oat he changed the note produced; it was . givea bias by Hatch, , and he wrote his name awl address un it. • &Ismaili Harrison, wife of Thwarts Harrison, who keeps 'Crown and Airtime pubic-house in Seven D i tl i aroved that ou the 34 Nov. a curapaniuu of the Prisoner a forged cute to her in paytnei•t of some peppermint. Thomas Harrison confirmed her tes Ninny, and said-they were -apprehended, bat the Prisoner made resistance. . Mr. John Lees. Hank laspector for Al years, proved that Use' awes passed by the Prisoner w• re forged in every respect : they were not of the 13:tiok paper, nor the wares-mark, and had not the waving lines. In genuine tones the words •• Isaiah at. England" were made in the original fabric; it was dose by . IMmprtlsstoit an comp o sition. Cross-examined by Mr. Au.aT.—He hail had great expert- . vice, but once in his life he was deceived; be knew there had. lied several fitiged owes paid at the Hank, during the - lost year; he cuss Id not my there had been 80. Tae paper was ma- Ithfactured in ilainpsnire, but be had never been at the maim factory : lie had never compared - uite of the forged notes with the Hank of Lngtund plate; the Bank Clerks bad been de ceived in sonic cases. tte-examined by Mr. flex cant Hosasover.—He should this& the taking of forged tunes at the Hank arow from neglect, add the'Clerk% and lost•ectnrs were *twat s made to pay dean. W' they nett not t,o fortunate as to Sad the pertain who had pawed' I them. Peter Lister, one of the Signing Clerks of the Book, pronali `that the sigonture purporting to be his wit, forget'. Cross-exnmined. —He knew that some note, hod been lured' s, W ithout ' out the Signing Clerk's name to them. Mr. A i.t.xv.—'• Suppose a good note had been issued without your signature to it.and this note was that good note, to *Mich *signature, no your own,ltad keen put; stou!d you have known it not to he your hand-writing?" The wiinevit gave no answer; but the Jury having requested that the question might be put again. it was pat by Mr: Baron Wonts, and the wituesssaid he bbo uid have know. kip be a, forgery. @oration from a Jitror to Mr. Lees.—" Has there IMltin ever an instance silver a genuine Dote has been rejected mingled mad stamped so ?" Mr. Lees.—". There hat one, but the note was six or teven years *Wand k was by a young Inspector." Qne of the Jury.-- , . After the scene of yesterday, the feelings Of the Jar' are very great, and the, think that where the life of ' a Prisoner is in danger, they deem it necessary that the fullest' evidence should he given. Mr. Huron Wan. I'm have had the fullest evidence in this case, much stronger proof than you have had tienre."— This clos ed the case, and Mr. Baron Vs uou summed up at great length. After about live minutes' consideration, the Jury returned a verdict of—Guilts. Jeremiah Hetert was the rest person put to the bar, on an indictment whtett charged hint with having a forged 11. note is his possession, know tog N to he forged- Susunnah liar. ison, wife of Thomas I larrison, who keeps tbe Crodn and Anchor politic-hawse, in Ki.ig.strret. Seven Dial, proved flint the Prisoner. and she lba, host convicted. came to tier Noose on the 3cl of bitivemhFr, and in payment fur sow liquor gave her a 11. note, which tiirin.d out to be forged.. It Was !.roved is evidence than the Pri.oner uttered two other. forgvd notes, is pasatent fur trivial articles. Mr. Justice 1101.1tOTO summed tip, :Aid the Jilt), ant, 11!) 0 111 Consultation, found liiin guilty. 'Aged 21. litmlemen of the Jury, my lite is falsely wow' away.r • [• The.effeare it ,one latigsmitide Memoir wad K tiptoe mere detWillite , and arep•iteed pr, ?orals. Prisoner Mrfert.—" thope l'ibitil go shall have more inplice, rut hilintw hood ' William Kin was indicted for a AC, thinly wip. Williams b. wastawitallY inailste4-411,01betlac Theitg loom on the King's highway, wid rormh to f _ person a *use+, Ibis proporir. ' ... • o - !1" 2 5 1114 K The J my found him Guillfr of Menlillg Root liwiermaisom The ltscoontm 4 entenerdigm to be teatti Metilrfer iir — w • At eight o'clock ilia itacenomit pr. 're l ied sentence of Dead, vpii.l the follow lug eulpril Ned 'g ibe *mimme t— lar*lsliWatitspi for bouse-bnlakb mot. ma Geutge %nod, for singly. for boimsoloalliag ; James bery ; /tie:lard Evans aid James dediling fn it dwrltiakfrouse; Sm. ._ [lvry ; Sarah Thwatiet, fur konsu,wrgglo, lofghway rubbery ; Robert Thrower. ler t base; Geom. Wm. Heady, far burghs_ Mewling in a dwelling.house ; John Pigeon. ledlith sad Helmet &editing. for - .Mang in wad Jahn Fellows for barklory. The judgment of ltdbert Taylor for cutting doom a,, -of tram, wtw reepitelk I etistewienee ist.ii palm of law 4 WM:lotion fur him. ,c. ltifigston, Jerentinh Hertel. 'and William King, wed 1 ,ikipaided to 14 vim! imarpertilien 4 an d Philip Coop er gi • 1111111S.yean' trassportiaion. Kinkiton adopted ilte;language of !Jeff/en, by sayiag 01 . lisp we shall Imre ' dime as in anoth e r cattily !"-- Heffert (palling he Doeb),- , " Chine away. dwell no use in talking to it"--inhesfAng the Recut 44 The fungous were kinroed to Weddesdally , dtsl&so , • . . a•—••••. 4.. —.. , ..14.6...--L1..4.7 6 January. 41tING. . The Fifes' Canot I facade. .ee rtionAlyi (Cr the beurfit of Clear. Theban oets . 4. of their/ W e re between F 41 14 gad Sprinils.sqd itandail aei !felt. ,:rhermiAncit atika ..askihited in sriglioriliit i , with astsaisbing tecer s kjeur„and eke. losenreem i di , and lengths woe jodged °with great deetelio7.C4o4( oot.io with Qreillopte,seed they AfforillinCitinch Ammo.' meet. Bat ONO, t- espectation t or the day type . • raatch.asakifib fp eopposed.Pileh enct,Ca t io r 'meld he_ela .bst, these spriailiats epperered is t‘s saa the moat friendly WADS and put a mord was said bout 6064. .. `route, it has . beam 41144.48 5. 01 'Own's+ in Ifendadli•streer, on :gating, NW. Waged. Marg i t fore he had airleed•Pn.,paye. . its, enerruirftl rini atop in the Court with si . tooliao.. itpi, :Rd ited. dressed the amateurs .se • Mosel 2- 64 Tooter has challenged me in my abolsrA mid 4, eccept. ii, to fight him for 100 guise's at .110.;diats Simi , and or money is reedy at Burn's, the. atineg•kr:, Med. sill-street." The watch will . no doubt hermetic,/ .and one between Unlimited , Sutton the black, is also , l'Opeken of, as Carter wiil fight or low as Ni. eiwos yeung.illaia snatched it it of his head, aod• got dear off with it. . _ Non est vivere sod v(lere min.—MARTIAL. " Lite is only Life, when blest with Health." THE finest System of Ethics it to confiner within due hounds, and thus to regulate the Passive* otter strained mut insithardiaate they impeitorusly destroy those bar. rierslrhich Religion and Morality have made *erred I to earls bat sot annihilate them appears the lesson of prudence, best calculated to limit their effervescence. Every disorganization of the human frame requires great me dice, knowledge to remedy, and the public welfare is promoted WIMP prefcmieuid men (disregarding the of the en. vious and interested) devote their studies to the treatment of those complitbits generated by improidence, and the ettyllitfon of the peahen id au isagani6td moment. " The streliolt of a ma' tomtits in the health of the People ;" bet s ii,ipelealaa chnly to reflect mi the dilly secridee to the ighnotnce °fosterl ing rsepyrichao. and te cousiterect, as tor Its vomit*, itstirlther ravager , . we offer to sed'erin;<-bwme.i ty, the resuk of oar, spa expetirnee in the earieus diseases pf 1,/lhility. The ateTer victim of military vice (early acquited at School, before reno.u• has asserted her right over the mind), will, in cootemplasii.g his powerless state, lieeonte susceptible of enlivening sensation.. in knowing that the most complicated stage of 'abuts/lop muy he roused non manly energy--Intense etude—immoderate alto. seta--laag residence in troeicalClimes. wad many. ether lasses. will freqeently. derange thr; Nervous System; in tech casts-we can hold out an assurance of re-animation. by remedies which have km: answered Hee sanguine how" of Patietedif bulb tie=rs.. Thai bane to human happitsess LU ES V 104 lift be treated fearlessly, the improsed mate of Medical tickers having divested its antidote of those ditiressing - -.-ties these s , sang Pesidered its exhibition ascertain be-t captain our method by observing' der this mollify'. that a few days only movid of early symptoms t that the war yield to our remedies within a moolh..reof only suspects himself injured. the disease together from rippeurinz sunder r.'" other derangements of the generative sys— errations. &c. especially stricture., ribstioate daily removed will t the use of c:itirti.- peesilierities incidental to she softer sea attention 3 lit'WhiCh milli-Hess. combined peiseded the memo ustuilly ado tad. 1 unique, pet nbarly energetic, and r mineral. For the general /wenn) ttttt we selves to stated periods "( practise, bur rensonable hours.-. 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I. 1 trli '641147i • - 1 . ad r • ‘...A. , ta ing from ...„, lillOg rzof ittrnottoollik - -" ,.d.—.: n: be tra ton for itt: : I- , . r aresied in pais ihmsg s g , I do tio ogrelprits custitafly cleric,. . t. _ ,A tia mi _. clog t Roibect liv4ritrhili Flir..77s" r berglary I ' ki t . litsroo. for MeV ..s ~ iIL. .t.:AILI s hiposir (ft Mao • ' e ; pima, for idgftwl4l ... •1 e Maio' e i WO; 14414•111tAai iv% w, for stealing in a ' dath.. , bum*, s JOilli MOM 1W . 1 . n Pigunn. fur borgbiry 41,i ' . ~A rr k wiling in a ihrelli pbsume_g Jr•'''l. g_ 4 alder ; the Prkoae , dal not live there no sae 2 al last 1 witness never knew that a person IIdLICH. . 0 ..i: et ed in Hut street; witness ItOCW the Prisoner, o• a curl ever lived in that s.reet. ti BowriTatitiA waterloo, charecter, onmisi '' erten 'ed, that he was a Clweremonger, living at John Adam:, iris )esterday cntnmitted for trial on firnoo ,t Smithfield. On thetNd of July last, about 1•;.A I aftettloon. Also Prisoner e 4rte lino his shop Ire distinct charges of uttering forged antes to five hii.i p , ce of bacon, which came •ci 2s. lid. in pay- different tradesmen, all arocera. This fellow appears vent' of lb tendered a 11. note. Witness suspected it manic from, on the'right hand side or it, was In have been a perfect Proteas: sometimes he was it to lekny, " or mime suck name. *hoes; went disguised as a porter, sonnyttries as a liverybiserrant ; , WWI r of getting it changed: sad Moses. it neigh- and s , Motet ata, Haggerty, to take the note to ttavilicer, y esterday be appeared le be a Dandy of di, is cr . . Id. The officer soon returned with the nate first order. ever pretended the Pribatuer. The note produced UllloB•llALL.—.YillSferdst74 J. Lgrzrence, of the . the Prisoner brio. searched, he had more r, tit to pay for the baron. Borough-road, gingerbreast.liatod, oss charged withd im u ed it if Ht. .Au.se.—fle bad himself freqnently having in his possession a quantity of peart•ash anti. Nam he had biker in his pocket. sa t volat il e. T he Defendnat rfonterted.. filar beiist • tens ' inn ton win recollect, tientlenten, that this is which the indictmeut i i s - framed ; that was a baker of itngerbreadvond not 'of It rol, he we „iik tioorer." • not subject to the Act. 111 . Iliv '• • jtt sal , . mai' id he was a barker to poses the Jew • cor- reffe , - vOlatile• guts net' • tif th iii i) 'lO veil ' !r witness. . the arde.protte4itailiVlie eistlikillitet is.' wittier. ile had ' talks • "ISin wen t cheastsc .'1 deb and He asked llie rei " rae? wheeel* got' the upon the subject ,• and ins St•Astui informed, fiat s pril from two sailors, whom he had tales as that the operation•uf baking i nit from the sal vela. sad ighterman, stated; that be had known she titeany notions quality which it;' - miglit pretindstr eta dm and saw biin in Ike athlete of September, have possesstd. , 7 - He was convicted hi the petialti l ni. .1 : h am He s a id b e had a b a r ge o f COhiS, and rmi ',nine if he came down in the dark. fie ' 51. bat be stated hisiletermination to appeal against . . DU him change of a ii. note, and the withers ille - Clrettielidll. ~ t I, gut it. and gave the ebaage to the Prl- . i ) i returned to witness. On Tuesday eight the dwellingrhoose • ef • NT. 161 -lie expected the Rank note would be phid ok ; he had not heel) from Fulham; hut; Pocock, Hattg;vg Sty, ord.alloy, flerebstreet, was lie uad been six mouths at sea, but there , 1 made against him for 'stealing timber. it broke open and entered by 90/41P iutfiatts wttoiratthed. 1 re the mute yob returned to him. He knew the tame of a quantity of plate, watches, riiiis.. weer:. 9 wed ut Fulham; he had worked for him for jag apparel,• and several other articirs, and effected or is absent tram him for 18 months. -; landlord of the Betels,-at Fulham, proved th eir e,ca p e without disturbin g the famil y . g *uer there in the mid. , le of lieptentber.• and Yesterday morning, during the heavy fog, as II Gtifl• I M IA note produced 4 it was-given biro by Match, ttemen was crossing Lincoln's Inn.fields, and taking - me and address un it. • u, w if e „f Th omas H arr i son , who hem" the - • pinch of sneff out of a very valuable bas t an soda. a ateadira-laehnus Ina %Pew& IlLale sarmorel .IYII Alfa Asi...••• e•wasese• •1111 n: IS Cola@ Phalli is nos ot, ht. 6.....1 sviA• 1 iArdc i r i ta tir i e n ts n ii i i i e d trope it im ta Patients lobaoristg or • v are required for Moe nei moot • inveterate ease Wi' • ',nod thatio a pinont ca 4 tally hte prevemediA remark upitlie.t to imam 'went. • :IR weaknekc, ul-• dominate 414114% w loch nin ii-tic or stimi.ktuty. *to WI( have Hot eocupeil Med with eMeney, Pas e. Inn.. our it oinently enrol. I we d•• Dor hull, AU' hut ma% be rot.solied at toe segmented to dt.o.ri!.e o Medicine., with pit% i..e. ot parrot use Kingdom.- , ov the C.lltte. ed. Commentnry cm hipy he lint n 14:). , Bo loirr ! 4 1. • tao. • buigeinriA n. • . . •-•. l'a liant9o rt pret.sreit. : • • • • - - A I V I