The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-02-15 00:00:00

. . 4,01; Ls.ritiLuesustcs. 'im o la Mei i!: _fir liniVilliMeah TaIMIOAT. Pl,llO to Odom Wage dm • Caws Justice amid a .5! il••• ~ .* Comas daffy. . , as ft 1 . we Imp . i . . -*WSW P. rifitTlL: • - ' ' '' • _ ense ma action of trover to receedrastbalee aid ill a 9 ''. . edit ifilliifilcre was for the plaladg sot Sr. Scut ., tefi fir' the defendant., Thepartien*s . of the case were. tballsi plaintiff oltutheOw sae*, hawses. mod bone from a He. Bit- Mile whe blab w limposahlo - I. Weymouth-mews, Tordenegaili: roul 'a ageromeat that they IMAM Illi talk Tor. Hs sometime ~ ),. ."Iltillfile sift* sat requested blot to 5 e ,,,,,...Vitiv, repiesentiag that he t rio . "a AMY . aka kW • 'Mr.,. as he expected his fallmaklasrs ~ lb. alehlew-pysediagly peoesal slialliso.. lila plaislioffeemly'eller ~et to Hr. Sir kialilloiamrillia to , 'it iblisolafilie' revelled es ttsPtelletei lihi. ''tale' on. •• • Pre teig,.k Sgittig 4 4 41144tViWt4i. to *boo be weti a hlajlieklajboadlieloillimpilibla barerbet he mettaltellahrpailor aft. *MIS Week him to Chahar hoed siberebeffalialeholilsoplelealf, who bad bees firshilombeilollkikthilir thlVisiee of Hoare, hell "oeillefffitffiVllM. ll ‘ s4, l llMiselik public striae. jai P! he iiiill'intof 11( OM. 'The chats mid MI tebkialtlteeli t o g% aid seat than is 01 0IMPOO11. wleasap.toestoi thee talk defeatist, who b ailallbseamtellb et , Hodelatoa. Mr. abides hued • net Snelat .roassad so give rhos op er h ~,taik ia , . SS: leleeSlty hos any siella' q , g , .' 7 tAitlet..i'"l ' It Mysore& Hr. Bh. I 1 . V- y - I - / , . , ief:•edaalf:'..thsdefoner set ape was, I , • ' y bad beihriplotaboed haahtleatly, and ibeitiqaidahilitheil assmed .aeveral ammo, so of wllidl 14' . lik : Hats`"' wet pawed. The evidence wiaelff HOW* with regard to the manner of oh * Illifiraiihy;Will the - sale which took place at art., hrel t i tl e a tu rbialle4 accept ed of exchange. by /St . ply., in payment for the ellsisendwese.esilleasetio. bother* was so roof spat thelliill hod hes pieslitied hr payment at his ready*, lallahlkoteretrelt:: ' 111111eletar *Milt lileaSed beer, and said there "lid h• NI doubt inisidliii.dis hill vested • right of property the Wllltstres a very unfortunate • +imolai • the Vs' ' ' . bit nobody could help ettiliettsabil illseefrali Wes. It was sessaary so deolaososetillegis Mabel therefore diesiodthe Joey I :: writen S herlillel*tie Adedt for any slum over 344.-L-Vehlfal . ,; . • ..........—... • .1 WHAT 10,431011111031 mash Teitilileal . •- - "eilistirde i. itiahri --•,; 3 114 Was as 0 for good i ssild at4hOvired. to the apeonat of tar - "Nem Clesiallai Allell if ebbe es aware. is Lea ds. orb* aimed Illealefeelthall Tileffs. 4. 0 4 4110 7. IA th rants up 46 assail of liefalleesthiolosatillet e bill ***4l"•te the Plihmiai' tearatim, who pot aim the poolst Ilemitsgbam, tegether with other hale, on the wkOlo amoostiag to awards ot 1,2001.. for the pur pose of "uphill% thaw to the hem. The letter never arrival, ad, ups a &mead being made to the de foods', some time after the bill became due, for the payment of the asment,le refesetkon the vetted that. maims* wee ao proof of the bill having been die. tbartede I. might boscopellal by the holder after wads -ft • pay s 010. As indemnity was offered to Aim, . bmi bp refused to accept it. and the present action lailfr'. brought to recover dm amount of the Pravda wad, sod far which the lest bill had been-gives i c ,parterat. WWI Chief Justice. DALLAS, in his charge t• the Jgry mid, for party • who brought an action apes • bill sold sot recoveoielawat producing the bill, or Heise .proof that it *ad rata. destroyed. No such proof had boen give lo .this ma, sad therefore the plaintiff could as recoweeps the bill; hot he left the question. as to windier 'evilest bad been made lot the goods, to the docleis of the Jury. The Jury after a short consideration, returned a +tails& for the defendant, • question upon the case bo;s6 . al for the opinion of the Court. ... • , . 1 1 . ARCHES COURT, Fan. IC 4.41C06A7e1t v. ?HL MAINWILAS AND NANCIIIONZSI OP DOASOAL. .Sir pliCtloLt. this day gave judgmeat on the shove appal from the decision of the Coosistory Court of Lendon, on the Judge of the Court below having over ru4e4 the Protest of Arthur Chichester, Esq., against MAN The Learned Judge said, he was toned to consider the peculiar character of this cue ; Maks circumstances lout e 1 eit* the vigilance of. this co A reolod pot it op its guard against feud pnti utN lesion it; deciding on tbe. merits, However Lull Do nuipsl might have a strong wish to be separated from the Memnon by a dissolution of the marriage, which heti subsisted for 25 years, having issue six or pears ebtitiren, of whom were several sons, heirs of the fa. ttyly ; and, as this question involved that of their legiti me-y, it was a question of deep in and itnportemce as aff-eted them ; it might, nevertheless,. be the wish of sit parties to have the fate of this marriage deter 'itOormi by competent jarisdietion. It 'vas only by Being fully joie the evidence, that the Consistory Court could arrive at the troth of Mr. Chichester's al ' legption, that this suit was carried ou fraudulently and collusively fur the purpose of obtaining sentence actuality. . rite Core? &aided against this appeal. on the (r• ground that the Jadge of the Consistury Court had done perfectly - right In over-rnling the protest, and p;.rtniateil the cause to proceed.—Costs were decreed egaitist the appellant. GILL MIAINIT Dr. Lusutnorox said, this was an appeal from the •••Consistorial COW tof Hereford. The suit was origi• pally use for restitution of conjugal rights promoted by etre. ageism her husband, who had separated himself from her and her society. The marriage look place in HOS ; the separati:m in 18211. Mr. bill al ' lagad as the ground of his refusal to Cohabit with his wife, that lady's imputed adultery; upon which ground .E bad already brought two 'Mons iwditferent Courts, h i at had failed in both. A part of the evidence was then gone into, which we shall decline repeating, (reanising. only that it waa, apparently, of a must %gins and coatislictory nature,) iu conseqnence of ;he _______ followlitg abeepreakime. vhl9ll we* iirilvosi ' lby Wanted lei" le is moet InsprelsiWeadabee si Mr joint Itteent.-- 4 * I bogie' laid Ai libield thit whiten add pleadings is this ease; with ~ t t care and delthers&n. hse dole', It t 4 perhaps. lesposelble tot to take spear*. impressise or ether markets( the caw; and I will notes, that I hare so; although it is the ditty of the Coen (a duty whisk I trust I have observed in this, as I. every Wier Ida/ stases) net to let Its mind he too 'trolley lolhatibielll by statementi to which it has lot yet had the iiiipedz' unity of hearing Cease,' reply. I beg be 001,11ir the implodes which I have se taken or iitiiro*, 4 ' that It is a most wiremely eafortanele _ 4llll. oesesive that the beshaed hss most eselltileillyie. Mme aceideetal pinwales, or from some ether data Mee induced to adopt a general and fatal sespicioar i his wife; and that she, thus suspected. hoe: felliet , victim to the maanseln which his ettspiriona bare bet kept alive, by ditties and eshisdel vt•p**totaboi tint have kneel& to his on tbie subject, and different istailkigs, by wittiness leterestod making thimi I-This is my fettle, ispeer•li palatal set: willattaere • salt, sad I *m on right to mouden It before the ovideice was goo* , greater length. If, however, the Counsel fee the hs Mad, oe the fell topronatielos of Abe fine Matti- b to be made to 'be Court, eta hope to produes a / eat intpreesioe me my mind, undoubtedly they liberty to go ou, sad I shall sot laterfapt shed. en the mini bud. If they are satisfied that-the sere,. shoe which-they meet come is that which frill janty the impteselen I hew adverted to, it will , thee Ita matter et weelderetion with them, whether they - sot Midst en set of the greatest hioditeee to client. by widowed ag to remove from hie smiled 1 ill.teeedo/ simpleton which he had adopted ? it Mann, that be was a most wader tauter trod a exeelleet bullhead up to the very time when he gave way to these sinfortuatate impeessioes 1 c titbit there is too reason to doubt. that if they once removed, these parties might retire to each othstot society with great satisfaction to both: Mach union might be effected, If the husband could he tied that be bad been laboaring under a deloti , siestas of this lady's guilt ; and she, I can feel equally little doubt, from all that appears is this case, would "- quite willing sad even gratified to return to the • tectlon of her bighead. when he shall no longer k boor agaiast her those netnews suspicion., but _ desirous of *gale undertaking with her the discharge of their vastest duties to their children sad we ather. Mew far such a remit may be hoped fee, ' not day. I remember bet we ease of a similar aatt, to this t—end that came bet.re a distinguished person who held the sheaths. which I now so humbly A He attempted to produce that feeling between the tin whish I ban been reeomeneediag, withwhat . Owl sanest tit this dimness 4 that Naito* g bat . think writ, equally hoed to a* ay beet invistmes* * nay* the porde* low beam. the CAM yeti ritlit dews fl he Wee. If diet blanked Coda*, • 'timid *IN *AA that Woks sass is sub its at *lalitoo Gem . Ildwatehr sitiwAhombd.'..-- ......-_—_ - wbkb k sew stogies*. bet et eeevialdielt any tbieg that I have said Wpristemi their °going but lf, em the other hand. they tier Welt with ea tblastage of the business, I am quite mire they sVII kindness to deli own clients, assist the OHM rpseeting• , gesol understanding between tile pieties. Dr. Lusomeren was sato the obserretiont • *lwo made by the Court bad mode a gnat tares-I Ammo his mind ; hat the Conti would feel that skeismeel for Mr.olll, must Grass sulkiest time to was elder of thermtrt's recommendation. • Sir Jona Ntcnott, said, nedoubtedly c the was analog, that he ',maid take time. There sad 44s no Inconvenience is the mean time in • hewing Misr 'dente read ; sod the Learned Counsel =left seeterdel what he had to say till the next coon di'''. • Dr. Le.uietornx expressed his willingventile fly with this 'arrangement ; and the :evidence was then read accordingly.'' ay , • • POLICE. GUILDI4I.I.--Yesterday • min was brought before . Alderman HSTOS TS. om a charge of hewing robbed! the pretni.e. of Messrs. lesakie e nd Hardwick. Lawrence-lane. of property to tintimansent of 6004 It appeared that on the 93444 December '- servant. who was left is the care of the promisee* -the proaerutor, took as oppotteeity of goiog the afternoon to drink ma with en aegoalatenw, ,on her ratters; on opening the door, tnasbkrif • ibag which lay to the middle Ai/ die pomp. soon discovered that some rogelookad takes adv. :ref her absence to tolt.the beam, by ransacking drawers, and pushing op nearly all the portable party ready for removal. A largo quantity of the amintei of 690/. tied ',wards, had been away. The police wars empheyed, grey ins f. Brood. the Ifisarshainma, w coasequence of some . formatiou, sea to witness infiltill-elley. idoleededilek*, Iwhich was OCCO4lita vt a min named (host: li Kin' 'apartments were found a bag containing :00 pail silk gloves, and in another room two empty • bags $ pdir of silk hose. Th. silk. were identified, the three bags were fottad, epos comparison, r enable the one found upon the preariataliror committed for trial on the grounds that the possession of the stolen property. ettactownted satisfactorily, was evidence a the felony. In defence of her husband, Mrs. tirout 441ered . tbat the goo(' L a d been brought into then house by the whip Wei there. The ptintner was in conseqeenee . 14068118wded, but made his ratty. from the He watt ae o n after esttikeri, bet as soon as he s. Custody, Mrs. thou - , who had made the deposition against @o., disappeared ; and titer efforts had made in vain to tied her, one . 44 her daeghter found, who dei.osed that the prisoner occupic apartment in which the twe. - eiaspty bags, reeemb* the one left span the premises,/ were &and, together , with the pair of silk hose. The prisoner was fully committed for trial. BOSAITHISET.•-•••BItisULA BY , flatteraw.-r-The men who have undergoes se many examiestioni suspicion of having here epocerseti Ia rabbis: house of Mrs. Colonel Kelly. ware brought helm* RICH% RD ni Rail I again yesterday t when Akita rises-, alias Cochrane Morrirron; aHas EdeeiWlOntAt Orborme, a lias Meaty Clare, and hit P' Jahn Clare, were fttlly,"committcd.' for Aestets and - frooski wire ilischarged.=4l . s. herr ___ -.....„._..,. _ _ . .- .. . . w 00 , 1 11 wIt e vp9f41• 0 •4 , . ! c.- -sliteity; T simmea g rits l ag ept i wka 0401114.teeete samiagaleme 4 Hlggif re 14413 Hatt. hole pheidqememllty =pietis-ket 400 1 'reMII wilsmllls an anssFaa - -:,..! .ye-ate •! • " J . 0 0 04 wv is ow Irneell a Oslsholl s ass e d , , Take neap -Rnatawirecd- fns It Or. 4 111 41 1 i . Ife.St_ei t rei t ilike a. fifty plies.... .12;.' at 11 4; . aa d. " 1 """ -4 -a w aswi r ul a . . wire, rig 11. * *111°I tif t l a rce,:dri e tli i ' sta ider idot "w ill s :a d ad ec ' ar l e e g et ri 'd ir o si ".. 4 0 :t4 47 ' from dlgemesapigh t a Idt. i The II ' kwir' ' &door amain tio.bl eirceetmegemor.. ~. - width • Ataiat seemt: elm* yoalumie. wwithillkible• IF+ j e apti Arai. ear it w ki t t ig e • • cs obit to or W. wage Base. aseolot •Shee,selsoletatisferilif Pssqlneetemeems SMllloelt was mushasid ahifts'ir"lll".irtltt isehelthe • lethal pine podia legate. la Coeflitulffssis tifFiniseb/Pr. _ 114 . SS 04101,011 " 10 4sa' la talk 'Fir:LTili alga"' aid, whliat. Odell tense •lAS -itslisefrilsi thar soleas l 4:iliseriillall. 110 0 imam. sigtullimirhado m ill"bitt esacot , * AM: toilettes', pheereedchnkshey weft bask E c:. . stt.ltslir Opt toe, hi. dividieug , 1 10.-essel shores. Wye's tiemneeleas., • .... i .ln i tfl" :Firlltb:. 11 , sweit' 464 11. •At um l'asdPAS kass•Parf .0 1 Ifeei g o „hick ,ve ...". " . ....17 0 7 I • .. mg ` h ih•eis r. Ikalw s s° -111 w, . I oar ow, se h. ...• ..._rethe ih iv,: ,. ..taut,., • !v i . !...-. • ... . l ' i, - si `% b . ° T ) , Iwo. • somas.! 08444 ' uld•ntsend am is tee s ...1a dee int revel the eanbatiteta amid deo if peat men et ilelimm it to se Nesbitt themaeleee. op usewee.evakabejawo.ge.... 1611111 / 1 116 bi . sprees eu ho e elle, a Th em away. mein they should Met, f. • cheer . I t o w i disot . Omni piessolly i. Imolai tips. compasioa: See; is the ~_i t - 7 ' 0 1(.11 11 , 1 e tatioei the tapostimeAThe laisdistd. whose. anapiciese kad ....___''''Y - At se . "a L , rod a biassed* hg r illeir asysteapes manger. .the sbariag w e .7 ert d s stse Vt iti . o 7 ts .be ta. s a • mid sha d e eimleil Of ghoul toil 'the 4 the mom Ire. haseediately tesituthe ' paisloolar taw a dimmk ,m it a wal e& styes mitaie4 whin . f e.lodu Steel ' *sidle Mid laving 'posed It. forted It cow roimirw-emoved bya im44 , 4104 . 441 spedthkinvii ethat ., ills ' ll . 4 tightsti , le %View moortuseepl.. of. hanewereeking Me'. aid 'loth were stroantio is 'die et He lostaittly4gaira. wake at the citcasstaace at tide 2.• Thi cominuMata to Illabsagol i balite- oliere. - and fiveriag. with some ethers of the, patrol., sitni'il . lisitssigi Seem' Wore 118 4t i gaad I n A. hicit-le keeempasipti him beek to his hoes'. where they fused all Holt was ►hit don. . l~hiiith. • : : r''' • v I differ- 'Baker still Owlets is the taproom. sod is close mom _,,:......,• "? .filse ed fi llr, b , 418 Wittsrallitill , P see at evereselos with - the primate Howell, by whom he had .1 7 054 14,14: 1 4 h0 7 Ihr w are 7"... die .1411 " 111 . .. -;q•a , tit l i Bs*: Woo joined Aeries the Ittedlovd's abscise- The al- 41i Reseed witei,tipisidelesdelierte l sar . '4 seeds- . airs took thee Wit into custody. sal. lonia( mme wirtenght. It was waneuelledt SW Melt .taw • %se t tolet? if the party ea the look out for the other two. they his adversary's heed due a body hit. which es •., 1:Z , us ha et Niemagiut them sad the " particslar parcel " before ,brim , lie'wait dievisnmeThitthe timid , ey will the Magistrate. the mast 9to 1 eft Mks* to , ss.-1... •• • 6. 6 and 7 were. • their The pares' was Neal to commie • roll of was- ii e Sal .. , 1 .P li en ik ill.' slash la unit kept ats so l es t_ bees. d those taper. a light-boa. *rill:ohs*, a well made eestre-bit, eheq.ered his adversity e h 1 1 g ror i . yet • bad de ft is is wow drioppe c eiteiesoe keys. and two very eariously worst of the latter part Olt. bid teat faisen a hem a meet ceassmetod erow-han , or jemmies. all of them n ea rly eemerset. Is 'heather es,/ tees& FORUM a sks 1 he let sew. l'lte officers also produced a pees silk net WA Owit's richt-Mimi tmeillge letteate•elaelmig ol d mid t pane. wide- a richly gilt soap top. and tassel of beads. .be was grassed is lbssitgligv suldithhess is the amma ress4. 7 wet. costaislog.a silver thimble, several sovereigns, sod & d o lt raaves mad very ie a b enl rav ia ti n v t . stend t he aul e foewht , mat oodsst **lose, I quaktitgof silver. which parse they found in the i d . i ss ' • s i :It aem tapeosim-heimediately coder where tie prisoner Baker riaawsa bes ba aw i es t ga . ' te e was hi t 4 0 „a Ist le gado. was Wider. a blow under the ear, and a street hello( watelein call keen.. Sir 114 Manta told the landlord (a Mr. Csletell). apt %eve *wafted eirare kite hie eat. Fordhava,hlesso equally that be hard doer his duty to the public well. Every the wieder, were dwelt beaten: ould be publics,. be oloralvell. ought to consider hismolf as a o =:V=112=22n1519 he pro- limb of -thelsolices and if every landlord would art '" III? a aI2fAIIT.-Mr D a vid Mooerielh's • ;er bar- as Mr. Casten bad dons, thieting wool.) becomes Harriers threw off at the &Mgt of Bras. oil Friday but be mach move precarious trade than iu was at present, and last. sad found a most /Wheat hare. which per fl ew 'charge consequently would be materially diminished. a shorted more thee eiobt slim is she Skean of die ~ft Baker, la his defence, deoied all knowledge of the Alm'rePtAY. when she doubled hele ihs bin,, sad em P. !cwt. reagents of the parcel. or of the men with whom it killed is s •I•seishen• The Worthy Bennet, attic • assure was alleged he had bees sharingnioney. Is short. risk of hie life. pleating late deep water to rowel the Mee* be hooey nothiog at all about the matter. He de- Wsfanw , sate •shl•elisses • watery sraisn 0101 est** ' GIL- *Mod himself . as a servant who bad been out of piece . 'gm waitina. as Past rim had sliced, hie me s is - .. .he par- 'upwards of toreireumaths. and said 'be lived last is eeirise " her fret Pss""L ,- 1. 7 s. of use- Ate sorrier of Vipcaaot Asiabrook. . , Friday. the 43111'ult as a Gentles. ' i but i The Magistrate asked bins if be had beard of the with his e 5 1r015wA14 4041 ,7• 112 tertia 4 0 1. aie at oeoss tobbielysit Leed s Ashbr swathe ok's a few athe ego. end la. a goy . ens cesr9•o loglii Tiattnie.yi li ' Ol 3/ 4 lageseldtedi:lor bad vomit mod of it in pm newspapers . t aw s • ins termed. end masted bark mo 4alled, I 'Wild fl., Wiwi . j peisoupr, Boswell, also disclaimed all linstt•-willlswrifeds*" SA" 9 161 •Slie 401141 1119 b: : wiast , *coo .vorctinsuwoo4 otiool,ft it . . iejery. aNhas die amass she. telit i zraftel. - ' •WIEPM4IO4-fir fotiting4 6o . l iik -•-. serfu.. -- ter . *,. Mille*' N ansamter so-irassv.-Yeenerday AillOce• r - Illflaitalt r ÷7 llllBo4 2!•, l *W -.- flattng* lIA ..... sf gen ; was folly committed her trial for the murder of Miry stii.._." *b IS tales is 2 li i iliss4l l- WWlliinfay.oe al , ewe a leessoMbeeesise Mary Duggan. in Osorge-street . St. s i r tS k taa read. The jeciwa was a aseeMeed age will; is °Hoek . • from the Mitre, at Tooting.. Wrests Sams. Bs 6111 Part its Me.lOgie. the surgems. Pa the sine 'w idow as * ft* declared to Inv, weer : with fear asioness w , tier- he bed demi- iseMtes talent. There were some dis- 'p a. * it was, h•weeee •Isitatad ses os the raise f Whisk I sestkig idiom mons' the Jary , who could sot re. 171_, he bed sotM If"' at the Aiwa red of ASIA. impeds- coolie die evidelow, of the witnesses, and at their tie- . sest "'s t ag. of 7 0 011ie. said. Itisat gtvio it. hit MS ' dee the hark -yea Of the head was aril ensilaged, °lll ?ewe/, allitalaistai - glistS l l. (1 4, J.) seat e Weep' whom thodeceasei was geld to bate bees threw. down twenty-iu sons sad. aas daagithte from the ssur wife ; semateew At. ahem all that. were old eseagl, ,whop' seine Axel& The sargeos repeated that the e Cent only mark of, wiriest, inwardly or outwardly was a served in the revolutionary army at the same Sort a b li a a nd ' . ll4 -( olle irero h de ."l :ge . .fi the readd fatil ) er 'l'll . . 1"8 : fr". "" is 101111 d be , superficial braise es the eye. In answer to a question. 11101144- Mr. O. seid.thal &creaming would have been rather as the " l a. •k• rule" of Whlsa4as sale to saki ' awes ,':citing OM, of apoplexy than the bruise on the eye. fro' - The parties- were bound over to prosecute, aid the two MARRIED. he ma- WOWS were ordered into custody to give etidelecti, from Oa Taday lest. es St. Mary's. feweesbery, Rs Rev. James limbs. Y.D. Fellow of Jesse College, Osfora. P 4l She the trouble to get them to appear. andßeeter of Lleaddeusest, in the meaty of Animal. It A - tailor, in Llowalareet. Piccadilly, of the same of Ffellool, seem* death*, of Thomas I.lityd, ilini. of er Simmons, was ordered to find bail for a daring assault Rime HOOSe• 811,WWIlbliry. : on a lady's amid, the particulars of which am die- DIED. t wore getting. Oa ?tetchy werwitne..ll his house is BertosiMest, I'. P. • Crawley, Req. in Abele* yes: of Ma age. - road Mi A man of the name of John Joseph. of the 'Jewish On Tuesday, Is his Mit year, deeply regretted by his fs- rick, .04 persuasion, has for a long time been the subject of re. mile, G. Clay, Es q. of Rockingham-row, Kest-rood. 001. hike amongst a number of th e Paddington ceerhmen. ' the Yesterday morning.' I. Bolton-street, Piccadilly, Mae!. with♦ of Thomas Wolford, Req. ' hei r • *h. freauent the alga of the Mansion-house, is Mats- On the 7th lets. Is Deere-serer. Piceadiur. Mrs. Tsiks* isle, if sloe house-street, because he would not work. In re- in her F4th year, relied of James Taylor, Esq. formal of I fish in ply. he said he was willing If be could get employ.- Meets Haddam, Herts. or. aml The coacteli. agreed to employ him at Ss. 6d. a day Os Tuesday saorniag, in his t** year, Mr. H. ti of-Nowgrate-street. loved a on s thifol 'wing terms:-To *ilk from six la the r. She aerobes tufiik In the - evening (except one hoot aad THE eiPErewil II tiOlett I ✓iola,' th . rio-Inarte,nlperetresbenent,) on the road from the Of. 'SLEEP WALLIS"- r all the Yorkshire Santo to the Claws; on the Edgware-road, Two Veavelleniehene'd et se Ise to alight. We ,ro- a 'disuse* of 10 yards, backward and forward, car try- 1 n y a w 1:% ° ",,,..," ff t :1 . 4, li o k r u t , w l ::::= bri g kr, silk, to ing a stotee'of tee pounds weight ins basket, and if he Selecting ednutely each object to flow. I a taken, stopped more tbae the 'given time, he was set taw es- no other a yeoman, wisa sever till sow ate days ceive any money. He on Teresulay be:ran the task, amt Ills lustre had email a Boor, sod the how Taw_ :Ilion cove thort-rniat it was-and/row obese& ems its performed it with seerniog one. The whimsicality of dtdltelt. the performaace die* tegithee a sawyer of spsetiit..re, r l 7l/.3 9°9 0 "1 7: 0 0 ,;... I ._ a eit t , i t dtli:ot7totdoorto Spritee • itihl, re teiteirsalealless et the pedeaslen. . tie omessenced Tobessaltme his room, burnt a taper all eight! I pair of again on Wedoeuidey morning at six o'clock. , • She bell had told one, and the light It buret Mee, age and Decatur's. Plaa.-Thuraday minutiae. about one Wheu elided athwart the sportiness and drew ted, and o'clock, the bill part. of Lineal's, was terrified by afire Tte Yeoman's curtaine ' ll ril-41121 .14.1 The ghost of a barber -In ooe hand th glued • to re- which broke out is the stable of the llf take lie. t Inn. A ragrr rood snap-bon,-as if Is pursuit rost.was At a late hour ea the Wednesday, tlte cries of a goat Of custoin.--ilie other glistened a bright SOOT! I e resent is the stelge -pierced the still night far and aide, '. Tile Sprite of the Jett" cried the YelliltillidiSlM l I 141 i . oloihlp Ain while the Mashie display'd, ' dad 'fir 'flakiest a prodigious watery, and manifesting alarm defrost with a degree of intelligence scarcely less expressive An : bin, Hed g e s ' i l u slam k head, of either's, hair, ~ _,.. .. k Mite beard. ware shoat hawse 6841°' e soot's than language and reason. Souse persons corning The m% Kilned Barber then posted from the rear: brisooer, aloe% gasigetr, hearing the twilit, waited to ascertain •And !/idle. now invouv'd is despondeney'a t Cr• left, 1 entlemen in the ne hliouthood eqoenne the cease, and soon perceived it. The alarm was If lOen, Approaco)! the bright Seer by the Spaetre officer, and most of the i ra l Za , Pll"*'ig hi ' P ete of IS base's ssi g g 5 t .,.., I. mooed.' the Anoetaror germ, mappens. • 1 I was is Pressed forward to give aid-engines were speedily And sew that Maggsd, like his own, was quite bald! "'Odom procured. the Minster's alarm bell was rang, and 'sae •' Hose* . 0044 Hoe The Dem. seas: slaws II ea been testes? eeerdolle were made to rescue the poor animals warren r **(Was that weep' the midst adios blasin2 litter sad rat**. Ile ask * *l-witeu the lAsdlord expnalted **disaster. ' . f Pled. the Three wslostle U s urers of the postieg kilo! . were de. A ,I., Y l s ea ri : teittrititer acs an"1111°°811 919 91.1" ,: P! • I Mut subsided, and alarm sae um tact du kesablisg 'keyed. sad fisoothers wads injured, out. itlistendiag cresuive of incident stillwhile they keep together the most powerfl exertions 4 ail prevent to take thiTiu Toelf zenith, the visions of Wattlees Jet BMW* I • ' oat of the stable. o ThleiisyStising sidlleilliantßLACKl,4o. l s Prer fai If i i i . . . . . .. .• - Cimonsa's Inquest -...Citerellgetsco.-lat hi 30 wro 4 Le It **ARMEN ' ad sold in every Tows itt 05 I The By* an Inqnset was ,'sold is St. Bartholomew's H . tal, • ' A. O. 111/01g & a kingdom. tions on before 'F. Sash's, Esq. Coroner, on the body of kliss A I.toutn. In Bottles. ad. BM. 124. and ISI. each. et „ 1 bias the Satals•Wood, aleoghter or Mr. Wood, cooper . .-mutt, PasTe VILACWINO. in Pots. (H. 191,1, and 151. fedi. A SW' I 'lore Sir Mottos Fa/gate 'rise deceased, it appeared, was only i init Pot of Paste is 61 1" I to. Fon, Is . Rom" of hiv ialL I . . ~,t Ark for WA11111.1 . 4 BLACKS). I WO Alcor- 14 years of age, end on Monday morning last ass le' J r I kw/trust, the act of reach:lug a peony oli the mantle piece, atoll' Lau.ion : Edited; steel,end ' the 0•• . ' ' •glidi brother, her dresi caught the flames, and she was so dreadfully " TB ' STATr.vAo" . anti .. Tna las s . . a CtIll e• al; and Went about theitody that site died in the hospital at Paper ): Ito. la. direst. • , . casilieue II by B . WARDI4II-1.14,.8., to w sra. end ' , use scat pegaigg. Yertl i itlkeeldallisi Watt'. 1 'Orders, &e, are retptesterd to be • . • • '" '• • i I • : 11 A