The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-08-17 00:00:00

4 - ;i, • ..;; ; t r :411 •••• 0 ,.. • •.,•••• " Aga"' -a0tk....iw...,46. 7 4 - ,g , :t ...YoreKt Aite. (I t .• • . , - • • liefoCe 41tr.110 6 g.trOrg Qn thia,daie, ii;unatir of causes cape op f'hi trW hetwcen.the occupirs of ,cerfpn ni . illsendlineafeitte Vtdch had been injured iliAncfhe rife elbipolAts tufkancea in (hp..Bl . e.it s ....iVutg, and thliii . Wydtauti of the .11unilreti, afkithe ; rule, pf law on. whiat"they wet , d ec ij e d„ w• j vi Ai t ..-4 1 " tjlt 4fiere Oni at tif such ay t itti t uFlt!P!* to , le 1,4419g-ii*A dd iwpierto Wit be:callcd ea:491 . 114 lb &Milk% the Pk§iutif wmentit l lid the . aplppet . o :the tleJa?ge ilitne.to, the 440in g ; but in itapaerhetii 'no 41116114 i ‘ kV S.II O PFI,9F. A . brenkiiig ostek . 1/445 1 f0 !I.te-lterpo#- of destroying the maChrierz, lloverty cafts4ol recover under,the il k some of theca,se.s thp dints were ptienett 'to;toe predators_; inthese the Plaintiffs were, of coffee, pon. suited Raw,* actin sospeitthers, wheie the violence was cpnGtied to the. breaking opeti of the door . No cOtn- Itßnsation as tecoYerea ip tiny of the actions for the Aatheie dope to the.tnachittery, •-• - ' ti 6101141.1 . I . llRialii Ts AV ' , It 5 An Tit4l4-ik CTII was pp action broughtly..thirlaintiff.s, who areTermers of„the Poit-horleihstieti o this dit4rict, itgaht.t the Defendant, Francis ass, of the .oityef V.Ork c ,e licensed post-herse nupter, te. remit ger a vast number,of penalties te,the,mnount of Mil. for verities inkactions.of the minute rigelatiottilm: posed by thictifferants Acts of. Parliament relating to this subject. The record, in this case, was of most dimensions, beteg ' more than. ail yards in length ; it,cootainettllswe hnntlred and eight 401 iqs , and , comprised,tifty.-o.ue COu9tqlut the Plain -till's were only able to grader* four - Otte omissions, 'which might tlf-Ve arise; sad .probtOyAlci arise from 4 The bulk of these charges was made up of minute infractions of .the regulations imposed by the such as omittingJoinsert in his weekly return ,the *lumber or description of. ,the carriages le sent out, but on all those tits fuliclety was proved ' tot ave been paid. 'Mr. Baran Woon.e.kpresVed some disapprobation' not the oppressive mode of. this prosecution, but intl. ` . .mated - that he thought the Plaintiffs had established '.their claim to four penalties, etclusire of one agreed' ts..to en the conveyance of a dead body In a bearse, to q escertain the point whether a carriage thus employed was liable to the Post-Herse Duties. The Jury, however * found a verdict for the De fendant. It was,..however, agreed to shaph the vet :dict in such a manner as to take the opieipu of the liing's Bench on this point. This ttial.oecupied the whole day., and excited nu. .usual interest.. . • 010).1 ;sink: • • ... . • FoRGERr.. • Jowl! Tit.tifoii . eliarted'iiiik having uttered and . told_ divetk Irina of ilichifigi4 knowing /he sane to be (aged. • Mr.li.laur stated the case tblhir Jury on • the of the Proseetitio.n, and Called the following wit nesses ." • • •• lobo Wilkinson is. a firmer, and.liyes in • the Pa .rish of Bfu . * gley. The Prisoner purchased a cow of the 18th of Mardi, for 181. 18s. and paid him a bill of 181. 15s. and 3s. in silver. A. bill was here lo the witness, which he said was the same received from the' Prisoner, who told the .„,witness that he came from Dudley-hill, near Brad r for d , and that he got the bill from Joseph Yates, ofl • , Cleckheaton, for a con he had sold to him, and that :1te,.J01.011, Yates, who was the last indorser, was W'orthlnanilaindrettpounda. The Prisoner farther ,tulgl„ him, that Thomas Ithottes, the drawer of the . ` ti'Was a: merchant at Leeds, worth Many , thou ut. 1%1 • • • nest not being satisfied - with the vpgairusitsi of the hill, procured a warrant next day,. And" Bit PrilicinerWat lippreheuded. • . Mantel Fraldinteith sent the Prisoner, in March. lkst• purchased fi . cOw - of him, for iihriett he Paid . • :him hue bill), the Prisoner said . upon - °this occasion • that he lived it Blpperholme, at - the bottom of Liiht . •- - • .. . Georie Wallop, the Condit ble of Lighteliff;.lol - : A t 9 riprciteoe(l' the' Mk:oler at his fettles house at :;:ig' Welke, 'asi d that he took him to • ble.'Stacke,, - by whem he was Coipnitied: ' ..' e • Mr. Wro.Ttuteld, late Oder Coiliii IA . 4211*(1411, .prpsed that there was no Thema" 1i i i Wits' re,ds, eyelit Tflotnas Rhode . ", the buttirtna ; 3 ''' --2 _ If blither appeared', oii the . evidencietMt. - Stedits, the . Makistralt, Mit in . ii confessoft - nOiliefoitrinf by pie Vrisolier, When - Ate was apOrilieededi he sigtttl; that' heittsidid a - ineetiug at . that - hoisa if "thsrleA.Sykes.,:zl: Llitittedge, - wheal* saw Tlitli!' rthosTes, tied Taylor, and that .+ In diiir, "billi,ikejii.h othgr's . naile, and to Cireinfaiit it 'ftiaiy. of then! at:tioiiiiiie • and Mr: Stocks:skated; that - tbfir nest of 'windier' . lad'On'lset, IsSliad bet Willa • eir . litis . aesciiptiOn*tn thel9ntintit of several, things's", ,poundi. Riatirdsiiiii ; said; it vas' olt it r that 'ffiti! was is Cat4if . "gress tritta, but he did :pit • hold this liitd, of sWindling tolie'n forgery; 'ah . the Prisoiet . *ab,..ipia,ei, his L ords'hip ' s dieectient, acquitted. ' •..-........ - • - - • • . . . . LEWNS, .Atn.`l4: ... Lo r d't LI.V4110&0170* itat o the Ciown side, and „ . . . r ; ,,, .ue , ce ►TS ou . 4' `side. ' br •JAI .. /NA 'AO CI II Ale' ' - • • -• ' '''• 'att . t.was b:'4Of.f . .inii. .•• ~ • „. . .. .. • n n p .. , _the . V an • • -Mr . gijiii AS . riltuil ititod" • ••• this : was . 1 . ration Hy thaTitinfief'WXl Wu* fiilitiratan, against'! 7 ,tllv Defendant, alio 4itis.ltisn wadi erialtn, and owner I .. . of - ,t4 boat ~..tO . ridoiiir NW ithitiii :of ;a' tkonderful fish,' i .. ~ ivy& Vitt thitia ' caught' Tititlighlotil .aud which, by , ..1 , Sh0:41; 44: Initt brojight • near 45'00i;:prafit. Tlia 4. vi_olyr. rottOt bY".'lliii int• Anninded itiin of. wit t tr;: j'rpirofiq _gyid' jik'ilik;:lheipeit, .*lto, seeintAte c. .., 110,,ileter moat, ty* «t"ti* ground, Ob*elk .., _:" INciy„cti tillii'firluidahrtneuster4n EnglankreirJ i t. ti )em,, flp - 'tiniy Wi t t list nwrit a farthing,' yet .1, ..10! .tiii "'a ambit :_ fo tides ' tile- -. 6o it .. ~ -. 41:;. %fo l . $ voyidentoperii le was •f glieWn for ' • • latf 3 eiow"ti,; and 'aid lie was eatibited for* 'a .'stiii.ll-- .obi l i l aliiOtt; together with his IA übbtr; be . att corieeitetraw exhausted, 'he produced ..Ait stated.. Now ; accoodinrto tvp'eseei f 4 ftsiii4g tatde.,, the own•robf Ifie beat At - haft, and the ilea tJte Other-1414 .4 0 1 :ught.e taut, ln • this. case, -- -the7haskin: lot to be caught 'by the Crdiaarypadei; iv of e % flu fdp . i what Wi4Nciti :hark was in • f 1‘07%. 1!! E . rauE.N.C.E.-H, AS.. XUIB ~ I , W atrs44,::Ds WlSP.. —Baldness nettrey Hairs wijil-not !ierta• Th usa irks have good - lfair dorm know the iteof of -ii o i AO ha m the nadletuaelo Inc it, ocelot* grey-- ebit woe t•to'Orfoo the c_aienf In &vend Latilernoid•flestiemen who had toed the Roil* , II five •Vitarvessol tam 4be.ehe of Hoot nkroor - on a r;i 4 gl of; or turned Arey ti, Itnt.-treillg 7 Pr' 4l44 ed 'l'font 1 • by their Hair-oires.en,Anose-sitiory 014. 0 are odinstleed, they ton fond the difereisre--their•Hodr fell rit • or twat Grey, sad Usti lotion declared they will 1/4 no ' other than the linsitsz.oll hi futuret wihk.h. io-the s ou hot saoisteaing the Hnir, a hes dreving.reni or false hair. In sh.. t o - 'Whelk Hiir'llas ger this ow . baki, and thr•Tienst mt. •• vaa h: by using the Resta Oil resalarly,-you may rely on 4 i . e , t wiag. , stored. ~. • . . _ . .. .. Ask for Prince's Rassio-Oil, oillo..peollonille, air tile) r ' entoldlog foot null, at 11: 4r. gor In. large for 61. dory In.; Jaded., .__ ' _•• • 4 " eke, erVilmvity Witirkees area great oi.,olWortlo Geo. newness—Ladies or Gentlemen raaking Ariak.wlll be eentioni 'rola.' stiffly, of Princes 0-Ye, beis&st:Osisivect that., oo doubt now rondos oak* Grey or • Genoa) , Hon dart ovi illtwk"herosedisself.. tHiscrie, /Mete fns' _ *idea *pity attenos to prepare articles fora stailarlinopnve,.egrtjiiibfaiieit. : '"Se4erattotliet Matt attired, Quo .for intamtkey imd a.. obliged to wear false hair, isithoogis . baring solernhis no h a t of their oho, 'bet it being grey as as early age, !blip . aii i re . VOinoriended hi Mohr Affair trial,' audio a short time r s., v es t 1 ., isli4 the'addit ins. that they left ofg the fzise.katb. lope i,,,, mode fhitif hea age. - d iit hair have she iraithisi appea!max.xis w hoa la :31rinil if ~ 4. • - ,;.lisk for 44 Prlseetrilye,Nttries Hahr.ainiaiiiillhis k * X dozen Bottles; 'pi. _ • .---. Plain directions are inclosed is each Bottle, by nista any insii , dye their intirtheosselveo whit ease nod pintwore. .. 5t0: 1 22 the Proprietor, - Prince; Dentioit.—Observe,. it is tat With' • socity - apprbite Nines the'Nomberi . ore irregular is John-street, esard-Oreett• 4 ll.widioa. or dentition ,s t o is da ag en _ vents for. Russia Oil, will be particular to give then ditettiaos, es there'. att • -shops itriwitel street. 82'1,41 as to other • ureet4 lfrait! self ife/b.adisio ..01i. Sold AlsO by nest ,sdnessl Pecfaiders firldfilodicins Vendors. -4. ...,, x.i t f A rwsitiopEtioniat liiQucki4o4 - , • • - to ta c o' %MlN** aPrivinotilitlianwit atilt be bilime, ill law oesi fo ' ifr def . the ran iberlintstittt of Parliament, rot 'will dee's . Raishi Olfinnsthaven. illedlcine Stamp., .ga - SeturifyetiSPrziotar has, leave of the Voloodukisoon of his Slatjesty'S'Malti - eat to - have his same, " Mr,. Pricier," printed oat . * etabOttll-11tatap s -sr Iticit•lav se the outside of 'the cover of each bottle,—the counterfeiting-is Lirgery.; thrre. i fpre,auy Shopkeeper or Heir-dresserbeilisic Rte-la Oil, under I tar pretence vribiteree,witiotat the Britisirdsatertionat Stamp, set' ors, and sellers of counverfeilt.. ~ . • `-' Lad add Oreille-ma residing in the Fatally Ili idelPilag a ne'peond note in a letter to the Propriety, will receive by re. taro of coach one guinea's **tit,' •. - • . . . 1 - 03' As Ott of swmdirrs have counteefeited."--tistorefore be lore to order Prince's Russia Oil, or Prince's Rake We, as daily r a dios and Oentletaro call and say they . htsvofiesOidura ill fly -buying the tounteifeit; and it' has done, greet injury t o .their hair, therefont tie particular, particular. parr icullr. - _ - A • le•r*: - . -A-: . . for being entenglid44-410 nete r -it vas .e.., Dotiist el contest whether, he woul4 not have carried away the trap, rathei• thin the trap hold him, 'mitil a small beat Fame out' to the assistance of the larger one ,- upon whose appr oach tive - Defehdant, who was owner of-the larger . boat, milletVintithat they 5h0441 ail share -414 We, yet he now flattest tss cot ..the Plaiktiff down to '251. as his full singe.. . Two witnesses were called , w ho - stated, that the.' Custom Of the fishing tradscwas; - that the owner of •. the boat . tonk bailor what was caught, the men the other belt, and if to small- boat came out to their as-, siatancei:llte 'small'broat shared at a man ' • that they had beau to paid, and were very well satisfied. citOwl4 8113 E. Sarah Sletra,. a yang Women, daughter a the 'Post•Muster r Steysting, waiindictedlor stealing a 1101. Bank of England - note, and a 51. Brighton note,, out of a letter,pat into the Post,office Yen the sth of tay.las!. . . John Cheeieman, a shopkeeper at Steyning, on the 7th 44 may, he put Silo 'TOOL' in 'bills led notei, for 'the purpose of remitting it de a ,I,4r t Her. bert, a cheesinnonger, in the Boronet;4isker double wafering the letter,, he -gave-it to hiihiother 4 , who said he .put it into the Pest l oifice.._ By retijrn,of post he received intimation only. ore the hands of his correspondent occasioned an enquiry, and a 101. and 51. WPM eritdnelid to him by Parkins, of the Post-itifice; which, itposr're birring•to hie bak, were the --saasolhat • berlitOleeed on the-744,0f May. .!son..• : Thomas, Swett, Celan .W he tan* tubag P4O Steyning..to Shoreham, stenci l that .thd sorted and - meriCif the 'letters int - the l iii of Ifeir„,i and she then garchim a 31. Brightetf•bank-adte* bring biretta', for, and (*and blot not to' telfiter: father, is.iltelid not *awhile) to, knit:whew". As: got it.: -fte got- it. chard by the Poit4ester...at. Shoreham, In. tracing Ahem:4e, hoirever; sits tity was. lost, as the Post-mistress at Shoreham could; not say the note 'produced was the same She received from 13arrett.'*:' Thetonnset for' the _Prosecution then endeavoured to trace die 101. note home to her. possession, for. Which purpose tisey.ealled.the father and mother 4 ,the Prisoner, upon ribose. testimony alone the hid of ,the Prisoner depended ; but all they stated was % that they found the 101. note in the windo* of the bad-room in which this Prisoner slept,—but that other persons lied also access to-that tam es well as tht Prisoner. Lord ELI4NISOACMGII told tho, - . .leri.this'was era deuce for them to consider of, but he thiturit itioo slight to warrant a conviction, and adite . that' to acquit the Prisoner. tor the remainder of the stony;- thole antis wies., brought by a boy ; the same boy alway s came, alt#: the bankrupt should know him again i he saw hulk The - bankrupt returned no answer to the notea,' kt went to the place where the notes stated'amit the. man was waiting ter 'him. On a f feriner arecaskin the woman of the * ' hen tilsete • eity met told the * baultriipt that • the womart..whiasjes met theft had been follo*ed home by a 'man whom the; bankrupt suspected' to be the man who afterWardi: came to him, and to whom- he paid the money.-- Oa the day appointed for the last ezaratuation' of rho bankrupt, at Guildhall, the Commlssinners, mi proceeding to take his final examination - on the stela' of his affaisa, put' to him three questions , • ,,A ll- 4 116 ; 4 4 1 ., jeet of his private examination, 'and „on -t h e fatairers 'to those questions made out a warrantfer hit iono.. enitment, The warrant proceeded Ottr`the felieWing' questions and answers V.- 64 What•is the name of the intit' to whip. Yon • paid • the OM. ?". • AA'do . milt . know ?—Q, Yibjettdoes be lire, _ . or whera - ia be to-,,W0 foend ? AA cannot tell; Q. Have You a° ,T*- 44 ,-s6o l ' dotes Whith you, mentioned in your former examine-. ,lion -you had received from. him ? A. I have not. 4 -.-The Learned Counsel did not say that this watt le very probable story, but, at the 'same •tintet i lin 4honglit it rather, too much to say that it•couldnot by ' true. That be should not know thename .of- the fnati * 6 Whom he po- paid the ,money wap l .no doubt,: iielbeWhat extraordinary, .bat • he did not think *it 1 'irll.-estraordioary that he should bare destroyed stein' notes he received on the' subject, or ahoutenoe litii.: .. asked a. receipt for Alinntrute e y so paid, his phial • object -bei ng - to obliterak,'it possible, every trace and recollection of tire tfesiiiition. lt was it foalisk thing, to beanie; to to any threat of the lailnd; aiehe might have kin:ma - that it would be - repetite.7.: ' But welted all' seen such' things, foolish as they - he. •- It was a folly- wiiich thousands yielded to -4 . .'• this folly had here been made the ground acom th it a man... The CoMmissiOners bad taken it for granted that the _skory muss, be' ktile,; and,. therefore„ they Commiited him. me - . eibiiitted-, •hom'eeer, that jthis was an eironeonsjiidgmenti- But, atell.events,47 ; did - not the Caminissionerago•on.with the field; exa- • •-- - - -- valuation of the bankrupt ?:,,le. justice they ought* ft!, .121/11 4 1,1A81 B.,LOLINTAIN, Saracen's. Head .tied- 4 . .have done so ; -thell l Y..Teq aired it 'of them. Tins ' .. TT. - lii%,'Sax:*.iiii; i.A.a;,,i; the best Acconsmodatiba fee e. item - as as it.dropin the bucket coMpired - with the .., I •L e ct r itow g"i ite AVi s b che lird r r s ic ti:o, l ' adlTlGa r ie c. set e C ta kti ft gei. CO* ainoent'oc thtban4iipt's estate'. If they . had ripe ise s af aeOli. tread Imo, aiiogr.haf i- • • - on,' had' iiiiestigefeillittbravery item - of the . ne'cour4.,:gwrry...,. is f izzi lk, wrr i gill t D c "retit , er• • F 4 1 1( 1 1 0 0 1 4 exhibited' b9' rhtinl'antrtelmd-.•tverY thi n g ellf* fair I Z as hiZtr. t paiaila o'clOct rY ; ith e a Guard. t ) h7 1 every * --Gfi r g nag erittoo,- a. and correct, must they.npa, in. common cawlour ipCti ~y t er ...... ..t . glnedford, Coke, nod *4404.. i ustice, • ham -fiat themaelyes inclined, to riplit'ifilli - at• ai__ iferirtrß.:7l:l4, rae N l e ,.. ' l:l " .;:e lii rgi u t and l, 4l4 t, leg- Huts awe , afro of this transaction alto; patinae- 14- 01 . 13fgad fofipil f hii G i usti, Gel e phy t fte g v ihit. lerly when it',Wai segii that the bankrupt, ' by*ipre- I. ktrattPQQL,Jvarrington, Knuttifiird;Staae, and Litt& set; tin the profits - of histisiness fot - seven years, at field ' Ye cl ' a i c t b . • a ea e t t tlr Tai r s Firufgliml• ever ,; Eye "" l s " Mit Dale-street, &Ter. .86001; instead cif g;5001:. which was the sum at wh ich •! 'pOo _,...d e etr4o.4o;dt. r "_.. LAW 1 NTELMGENCE. he estimated Ahem, night have kept this tradseeticiii !Writ * WitjiTylti; Ii ckir • --•.. :. t-ifisorik f v . • ..t.. ... 1. - . • entirety out of view-,a, thing which he oro Igh_, every.Aftevuoan.y airweat Might h4vg. ' trr.V s y's, ItGr . iyhti: k i r atlrni:, - Bat and the London risers, SJM.YS.T.tfr CppliNgEltir: .itvG• 10 . - . I done, too, without the possibility Of, deieCtion. ; • reel, and the Strait Itribtoi, nest blotaL-Cuacher :_... 11.7.71M1T1: O,LITER_Ve 'rats MATTER itFIM.IiiR. Mr. cut,Lxa. was proceeding on the same adept Ili t l'a e ' rt '" Bda g ews4r, riunt( "' *e • 'Sr S. Biliiii.or 'fated thieta• lie an appliiatiou on 1 w h en ' - t -- ,-- '— - ••- ,* -,- - ,-- -LEtn? ale* light beach' rolled Titt .Rocthighali, MS 9 9 , .oet , evecy Morning at •ha pelf, n %Vim 01,1ekt earths Four the Pitt if Thomas Oliver - the bankrupt, for ad'oi... i The I.;inVitraiittionaisked, was Reethensuill biiid.. s only, aiiilltits re p wtWaSlieltsY. with a "Olawl thencgb derms•tke Commissioners to prover:olW take the doar , tyiethod...orproletaltnritrilticti a case, tObring.iLbe. ! "t" Paces Itir°l " I°ll4 N lv i ii"tk.:lt ' llurdi D '''''''' and Iterrybrldimott tiatti)deis i liaiiiii LeeegOein Ouv at Noe* exaglinati " ° "' e h '- -11/6- -"P t •' o n t i l ti ta k l if,ki s 4, i fore thnepusit- 4 , ilalaeas Corpus.. Wat.inte.kathlati.,4olwitlinaidiliiht l linirmrev ell l / 4 1;diS4d . lif this Ceitrit, it i; • fairs, 14, , ha. the-mew gine,,to lilies* Alp i (rem A se w s geor z mip h,,. ~b , it i o w? 6, . z-• - I 'aimed lu he the most ugteeable amrcmuplehe Pahlie Ceases the Jail of Dien ,rte whither fieliaa `bun bent nidfflr r , as 4; : fd r- ii ' ''' • i s ; • ''' iii • . tie starkakn , ohe ttarat Ittafx,arti!‘ sele!filtela Aata!wttarati" a warrant issued .hy.l'heA.;:asl,4l.l,l,.oifeti fiat iiiileijo. l t ik ad a j s Ch 4. / par aa.pa• sat o , gareetimare coo Asp his ensturs a ti some questions Rel,by, thwt conimitment by - petitiirif; - beelierethe" ; 1itA1,14L,.. f. t oncostes, rreurOi t _ n Kirtiriituitittle, Edina, t: C ho n - rIeL, g v r e mt (~ 1 4 1 - ; k ,7- a te. T (1 ;144;441' Poir Cdoeto , fti.eeery A.tfter what they connived. 41_ be;a:falseneeotist litali t°- hi t , {gayer wisltat lilfLoithip tioillir Otderthe•eoin , ,it th imilsitilißs' tfi: g r t iooo.-' l4 'to"l'he banktapt's • final„ei.,4 4-4:ASOlDWit.ttioirford'ana•Vreetii'Ablina. Dithifriet, in his aCCO.nitts to: - iftesunpit4 Of . r Oti' 1 , .... Sic . SaO t tiel ! am t ic t or i i•- • a . 0 lib erate hi m i n th e , m e an li.th e ._ . Browialqll;'Thinithili, S4pAitiai•Kak: Cnnateak, Haag:swell, Roiaiily remarkO r that if t *Q9-g t 7 0-Pili t : the 'l" The Onta ' nvissioners,••7lie , submitted, . must have bii: l 4 ft' i l it l i t ir• 4 •i s tlttr= n tritt i l -, :,:tl ac h t)4l / 1 / ,!4, bankrupt of the applicatiorie( e #:.o, 01 11 1 6 „ 1 false,. it was the most that . w . t aptop,, ,. troitiu t ea,lrox....; a . dtt A. , 7 .. „ .1 "11.-liered . theiliet. on : wh ~8,11, the . pther parts Of the:, with : 4 Goon! itirovaioat. aeir or eery Morning I* amble/mai observation... •, • • ,:•• -..••--- 1, -'' • • " : StOLLWAI:I9O[I4e4 to be t ake,: before they Ordered Ni x ., I , l ' cid l *k ; n b ,l e w sl a ? ) i ' f o lc us t ati rt i t i ; '• r` da sa ,: 4 -1 1, 1 .1 a. gratuitous falsehood ,w...erfrmsta e . : l”tdia,pis, t o zero nit ft wi l r o rthirb'awar r ept ' Now, - foi his r-ii=„ a i - Pg a imottli:ijamt.,- . 4 1 ,4ma.a.%.,0 ti le jeg e m‘ e i th e . o,n_parc he silty . nlMiPritigbilibi whatever ..iu.that ia!all.e)'. may rest what time. they plenarTstitistUsHiliftlen on , 1 The baArtspta.,,it, ti house et en. iiiit of the - stary. - flinanao ar.itatinfed n with tifaa--a-d without soy additional fare.. .r.':Clark. the Black Stew Co. --, " ; neyltreet, York, runs Coachm to Sunderland,. Hull, :Scarbo ttrthittcletg in ..bep - dop,,r.alled" . , .. 4 1cr ... 214 4 .;' pho'hco.ni4. • lr - Milted Ottsceedingii - eould doebtlhat such things , riiiyh..Wtitay. ond etaer awes. theprofits of . ths;busiuesi : Ce,trketi.ini . ..at ' Whic i hewn 1 for the last seven years, lie layeilijatliielarigesurn might an d did hs ~.,But, .aapPoiing the stovy to .... ,littlinitoßTH .444. Withal pew Pod Cala, every be false, still, he contended, the Commissioners Ina ~ itgatitr:b7-,iiii:Tl,•ll-ttegoropezpre..o,,,,k got., of .8,5001,. He altp gave. in a last ,4T . .ctetiti,dite to y b etarpre , n4 o re, .. hint to ivikrge amowit, ealtititiog altosettiet 7 ii state. ! j a i... ' pis Was a commitment on the , witti.iina;..nor.os, and a Gtiard' all the way. lifte;t; &rime) T . spritited liit tfie c iast• exam i na ti on of the : itimigo;ilit.Ar:PPZl4egirvenZreirtlAzro (~:t.gegr,„1,,,„8.-„,„ . meat .tir.flie .Intount:ait.,upmertis e q . )!,lol4 l ..,, • The 1 jakatao .; WOrifi r d ''' the Ceirmiissioners not go : (inf. neatest way by eighteen milesl", - setkrkst every Morniag, sum of,4ool.asaa which the Commeisideers; _iorlriived • • •ana perform fine • journey wkh the greambrfaciliW- Pasmagers 'kir irP : ' • The ''benk rota iiad his account, ready ; the bankrupt had given afafie tietouittOrifkeot•e , h e i,t,ii i . A ,t 0 . . detained dva 4lt onl i e h r e t i o r of ei -oess en thear t o . go iota- it, and defied them • being ieca " r4Zila t %; b ,Voisi be r *liat deficiency on the.4ace of this yaosectiensitlifeh' thej..f a i s if y a ., a i ng l iv i. try of .it, Why 'did they mot at.... jai std e Mond at b uff-Pail bankrupt was bound' to "accinintlor; bet only , iveet,i Thi s wag to- . six o'clock. ' i-least eater. iiitik 4 the . examinatioli? Oa hold out. hie Oinks as ,in. a.ttill iporelyWitable r tall y un tih t an • (dr ~ . „.. y,o e former cases of con nod Muldlewich, Past Coach, every , kmemag, at state, to that extent lino , t.they . would otherwlte beret's. • - hi;-s • • e cl ./ • .04 ~d, • - • p r r a tef «ntre igtVicli: • ''"".-'''..... • ~.,,.. --.-•-•-'-s.---.---. --...- 1 ,•- ....,,,..- : •i uy, t Ass; . it .ivan s -case, in e exhibited. •if the atroent . giren of the item . in gees- *•••o- lrlirie . 'ffillilliatt ea . imitment !,,i,',',ll,l'wtt-IR.-ImetPllfll'lvondrarth: Maiehtfey, , tiotittrica. compared IsßN:tile! elite, and in . Lingiranfi 'Cate, the deficieueies %Mac. !. bi t" i 'in t : a it t ii- e ti gy , ' irk- ind ruNd. , , cry too , had been false, how easily nijelit ite"hiVeltept it couritid for:4oereveryiarge.sums MAN CJ4k:ST ER, IT aoe/ ,rimgleton, Newca s tl e , 113104 tintirei y . put .of view aid.. av oided .anx, • enqpiti • into,Wolierhamenn, Pon Ctiath, eeery s Tieroison is to t ilea. bulk of , the estate. : Here there was no deficiencilo : al'ids cad the•circumstatice„. by -statiiig:thelprefita ~.o f Ai ..A.L ti bus;-. : the l it oy l ; : rtrtuln t tt l e r :ett e nf t ie7ln 'le, t Fite o'cionit. ea -gird. ness for the.-syzen:yeers% at w9pitidiAa .. ivYi-. 1 4 - . • _,., -actount.ter witich,thitetoryeould have been trait - Ted igen -80001 . . if the bent:tap( had so ineliated, ifit'llid i i n s l4 o l7tr e ir ve A l 4 l l7 o r t . w• tiebe , te , H , , awe , - Agxe d Aitos • cora. stead of - B,sool,..a,steleitient! in. Z 1 4: • !!O ( 1 014 Bever ap ; Nita Ispze Sum * pf pro fi ts, which might have ; SHEV I FIELD" mat Rotitelltani-Vijesszootined.the Rock have been siete4eil, '' rdito • Rag, no 14- tot ' - -•- -,7 IV . In id admitted. -- lf,- - ttiervalre, I every Ewe*. • * • ~,- 7 . .< know axhavtlie pto, except from • hits , - falsehood totally 1. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Cneteh; wl . th FA Guard, wii -bat out every P. ?renown, Had reachr4airrninchumaotitty at non. iholi t . MOOF tl e, 1.-1 Passat i k o,tford,. :Enitun i , and- Shiptout,„to the . ts,t'• raccie4 which the bankre) \Or, gratuitous. i Heal , 11-street, Birosinglatit; ''' ' •'" ' ,'that he had..heral , any thi ng iihk att. 1 HU fi. - Noitaitay . e; 'lttedrn..ThoJ)rt : aust.,Pipeatter.P4:l • namahe, did '.nott - _ _...,liiiiit to' bring thiti statt.e7{l4"psn't:, pt_ Sl, ° C 1 " 1 `,1» th.. Su i t and • thebetikrripe,a oonnectio9 'proceeded - from a deter./ i • tiF.P.TFOßD,;Wart,...Htikainne iMil : qcskint Coach, • liel did itOtlinos; +O.- evert Mernbig. - . - . . • • • • i seen . tlio, hauhrept ild not see hew ; . DEBILITY; STRICTHR Ell e - ire. • 'eled to Oa tles tit .. .. cve iii its present' i AIPRFSSED with ocotisciousness l that their de. • Wornan, andelsn! , have bEiea p r o_ i 1 ; from yiktil Hie *earl* pUttnaraeo MHO Amu...fetal to wife acct} family, dis their ro i I .tiirements the ht h .. 6 4. tatters, p p fen, to% Mai ~ , p' ~. b eou g -- •••••••-• - • ntonviix of liesiCtWenty years' eNt4trenee: UE I, 't) li ' " missioners said it . -: 1 - ! .‘i'•:. ., ,.. • l' EntliCOZCant/Dl4 ‘‘ ilk ..seatintril letat , oc . tha..erad.ioni..e ..f under this; perSuasi, Amer could isqt get i•lte n f t l.: , , :fli ni e t !il e ° ,", i gg e o p,f th e ,'" i t e t (l , o 4: 44 ric e r ni 4i t f e... it s i t i . i i k ho„, g , „i.e. y. lit rupt to prison, wbe Habeas - Cot:pea. 1 pe..fessing the cure of Ogee Compinimis,, Orly ,h , . 1 , ~,, I -dui " ' in bankrupt hadlieen t , them take a wot . l ducenient to Vire; but, sensible as silt men mutt be of the rx the (..b.ratniSSiOlSerft, A W e d n i s da, an d ; i;ieviceof nielt entismitiles,titey elfer Iteiellisistaase e, 0 1,,tiv_ in the ieterviii , then. Oat 'of' re. 1 edurotea Sur s aeona of Loudon. and of .the ft•nal ( ' slicer or Eilinburgh: In all cases of Sltsitylltfe"tMeitilititi terli iu every aminatioo, and . flied for .thrtJlipt..,.., inklithliFill of a certain denturtive habil, ha% reidetice in emus ' whose duties I. eisoptithii of debility and 9eticiency, wltetqur mi-ing front the proceed in t he Tn- • (armies. frire then, ',rimy oi her • elidat producing a detlrrittl the•plivatetexamipal suggested to M r. of manly v_igistir, ihe.unlient say rely ua . a spri, .AN rs.tficl . t.3 had seen , .!hra,rear the 4a ke,or s ee* . I,lr r atis ra h la a e lth. ' T been a lt i - t eir lemjir:iiv?'illan;l:fl'euriita Str4rtreirtire, arlic , :worislipealacl,_ 1 ' be-folloetek thelluihiePi.. . 1 ,, - not to be by a 'deaf an she hurt perur of three . ..eels. gevernl Nhttlemets of )en anti twenty years' durnti..ri dye yieitkd to 'their treat.. after hini;,..toidiliiintlietVe ne w laboured ut:urr horongh had granted and,,GrO eu ' eu 'l d !e erlreol"Lt!)4o),uliu hay; . , -titiq. pninftti and dibtrpo,mgatsrnstedlavho l g received II ra 3er;tl.iiiii ‘ .. i beep -with,t end keit, Colter, , . to i peinninent care; iiartirularly Fruited that rrfrrrit4t- may helium?. -weis . ;the . petperr4br . ly c ti and h e reco tt ec t e d. ,t tea a• sati>factialsvidinros et the Or.4,,litel,Virfr i n tv ./ perked to the 'taukrej tilf n ite .d. • • Henri. Carrie nail CO. a `l'lAt• of - Tvollivent. • may. the.e his be k( silence , . , ) 11i4i both -. • ~. ,• .Gendenten . tend . here under the aka ..V f4rS4 O • ik" o r* He' d . . . side; Had other . Sergi onS of .equal em•ort.ce, Vi he attempien of the womapjarn e gniii v . • *twit -Cart by the gitplicsitbla it eie-Lint tatrilk`e twitil"" being terrified it ad Lilttv,•merehant, barced. . , . 4 „ ,iti ,, , ...,.. i . 7 . . .. Of hlr. Wm. Enda Mem& Currie mad C. may he essisaltea ha-pittoents of -;they satisfy him, when , .. ox, with the greatest mercer sod lioneue44l their house, so. bankrupt iaid, thaw kn . . iaiiitooliiirdea . „ ,- ,•• i.•,;.• •., • .. -,',.. ••• r it Wee not in•iiis. ' eitielits in the eiiirtary Ire requested to note use parts..l.% . . tied that the' bad, , tend row. 89046111tipiputal habit -...r.u.n.a. ar. Att.; •ft• 1 ":!•,! 1 ' i remittance file . ..deice and tuetticipeA, whell lie .A. .•• ''' 'eget' the' businets 'even at %MI 1 , 6 any part a Ole kutedoie.• .V,vee-tir , I .1 : : him 'at' the ]t' Oa( .a . 111_,• 4 . awnalfhlipk? 1 1 0 0 z ltOdWnfletts HP:tww l "'" " I i s •- . • .4r br :04..0 to_iseancoosi r.f r,, oeinec illYillg - 1 ilink pie went and paid I . 04 "lief* grds . . uJ I Am.._ smfrd m itt of ,Mr. wtostratentory ill be Inmand want all Ono. ate bad ate d4ughter s4f Abe, graham, bod.tei n* info t alto; Wltaittlat anti, uq awing vote. at- an of ftle that han_o_ttipt: 9ay . ole, new .46M Set , u. st;v4l of VI;c:1f11 ed! biuow , :i oL .47ttoPti . oitatiet; ILwf IlivitAttlike4•ll.o 0A;00.0 - vihrliSinirt,eo" SI b • 44 ille*e4itoriATirr!iiii°, 4l Mes *I Ot - bOol. iras - giienin inctedralettld. ' profits of . lissjitiSie,44 . ooaata 6 ), fate story told was 1144 it via a GI. 5,.. ,you n igarlaao 4 : l l-. ibe 45.Cfnis4 l' withodt can%e ; not onti-stitit. witba Wilt galre.orAtkeilem 4 .1 4 .9. 9 1 :,tassirwithout cause-of aupitiatti.belpg 101 c t ckblip4; to give itte;a IP". Y 116 .0. 1 .4t scrts•in Tain s indeed, tole* .for an t 1110 W, to. pr9ve:A9 hy i4tiordee .di - i ii ticeineut wow o ft *the - lard i resi costtectig9 with a . starrietllagin•—• pattet„into,iie# 9 .. lialst it 'proceeded ; the mans.o egmt,' lt tet.t. *lsat - 'lOr oa tfoi s 'ir o 'kei li ( o ttling back: : . pi with tie' %fomen t ; *pd.._ i e•-• i, - "'hid' tim t p "Cirmscibtots st il l • coals tirettiostasia to s WelgPla the ils e wat=ta gei at the justice of the cast ra A lt ii,to,e;pose the beakreili . ata f l.shape4:.boolust take the bank rapt to . I r., Thii*is a atii , ry frliftli tk . . ott ' perty comptitted till the matter wit I 1 wwiimposibie tvtila)e. „ ailds. he by: ibbolii.ArPali 4 ' . 1... onion the hail: comfditt f l i t beihr. - -Bli - 1;, ► itt om i L ik s iiiii;: the Petitiooe .„ e.. _ The where be inpst,megue !or 1,,,.. The atriiit; Putt object efathil petition isk. I en twicehuestiels4,tl)Fiti-i.elget by . " MM. Latin Ctra-ncttiron said, let ti OM 4r§4144,11, 4 ,P4.4t ,I : iPao9 4 ' 0f0.7.-Habeas.,Oorpus s to come on on 'V e:e e. ttp tbt pT i ppg 101 . , 0 ' : ~.ex,‘ ls'the .petition .stand ove r tilt then lu afterwards 'at Gilidfiail; f Irre 'tlity Aspect to the Conmsissioners, with Ft , tutapainitio4.4l.e.4oo,4o. Itt hi could not interfere' s - he mast prix r i g oo ti on 4l i ilotv i koptfikated-thatlte regular rattoner,'lfis.Efordship then su a n.ouly,..tw isf s j.. .tikat;heig alrilj vim, Coli e if t o 1 0 Oriato the Statutse4or th I .44 l ooaLdgesitedslitNl, 2 „..at„ . T . Lia iiihether the. Habeas Corpus ought liat4tiopt hcnitil„ttiutlitt9:, thaoase COmmtin Lew Judge. :.hins.thifj;ii new tite . ...womenle' had . . Mr. Civet , a iU Lord Loughboror 4 ,4 410* ifii t illsPiLiA ,4". 116 ! ..Re' - writs. - . ' eid • :who keg . 'gra' 4 . he . theh ins- . .::"The_Loap 014wcyt.1.04. said,, and 0h:944 1 44T he .did oortirOti . - t r o o o k hi fsifi g t h l yl t O le e 00 same. adal4ens9lie ai Inlotli tit t . *alb* , . tr.:: . . . ..., . ..... .. - • I l i t tia te.bikowa family . . ~ , *alb* -' • ..' ' ' 4, E.'' " 'MARRIED. able threaLailie4 Wm l ittOld, 'i . Al s 'orbdisY.# #10 1 00•10eViluirch• Mr. Da?' .1.- •' e- -•.* - : Catabridgec la :Weth, eldest daughter a en he ntiotihl f. , ' 0 4 1 / . 9+ 4 ,' °-", To 10461)14t 6 e.P'. •1 6 .' "' • '. fiat •1118.*ItiatApit!s6iLitiliii - ~ 1- ' 7 . 1 1 .".,Lt 'lt 'finity .-* ~* 'o4.k' " 4 .. ex ~ , ..1)1 Km • R PoWer, tg., •- • M t, 6 1 y „ . . eepilwe IlisvMara.-Aes‘ WO nkrupt IWO di -.,' . 0 6 . ),IPC ' ' .• . Asstt, qtTsOeyor.,•Wilts. irluipplisemi .s • aad:theliiii .1., T. ' i: . id / . • • 1 6 040#9'bier._ __ PbY her f°o l . l liragilt woo ! l : IA public-llwig; El /, I n : ' 04 4 1.61 Lit . °!.t n eligirill a wlf e ra...rehippel Lrt of..tiw. %span; .••- • r ; is .byllie :of ; , 6•4t Cori . !I t ak ,, iff him ohiiMlT . ortbii IT. • ._ • . t . r . e ii.p l i d a r ,64, 4 l is 0 1:1 1 SPP II4 4 14 ..•Pfiko l 'r. . . . . .. ' . 1 P i , r