The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-06-05 00:00:00

. a ... . ~~.~ .~ IitEf.AND. • . .► ) - .4 )4L.alt. Mr. Purcuses as Counsel 111 r. 11.Aats this tine, motoil the L'ourt es that;tlfe `Jgo. neat Tenn. —The Avottivvr-Gsweitaa oppiosed the. stipticw. lion, but th,sirwiurt•gtarited Inelely an kr. Putio UPI showing. .. _ 0,1 • 1 . Tueiday, .tiletimit of 'coolnion Pleas. a coins. - Keene Tilt let iiie . cetOretod MP IV . DUBLIN. MAY 99. • • Catholic Board. Stationer-Fall, 8 'lords's- Right Hon. Lord-TRIM LESTON la the Chair. THE CATIIOLIu BISHOPS. At three o'clock precisely, Lord Trimleston &Bed to the chair. . Ilia Lordship • addrebeesi unusually crowded uudlenee in the fellow:Mg —" Gentlemen, I regret to have toopen this ing with words of condolence. Od the (lay last the honour of prelidieg . over . you,'when heart indulged the most.cheering hopes, I Would . smiled with pityilattlittflaiophetic voicelign, in me the measeree theit. In' contemplOin happiness of Ireland.. mind anticipated tint must pervade Oda ki . t ilom had a charter I maneipation been sealed' by the Legislature. 1 transmitted. your •list resolution to our ,T; genius ; to the iinmortal.patriot who tills every, heart with gratitude, I faltered myself that I should have to congratulate you this day on the favourable decision of the Ifo'ust of Commons on a Bill 'then pending before 'the' Rouse; which, if it had passed • the three estates:--if it had- received the seal of the, Legislature, would stand'the charter of our emanci. pation. [Loud cries ncs no, tt6,9 Alas! the bright prospect has vattishadthe horizon is, overeast with pertentous clouds, and .despair weighs me down.— [Cries of no, non—llut hold! why should we sink under the blow, when there is still so'much:cause to i expect that futurity keeps for us a better fate in store. --Vicar, hear n—All is not lost, Centlemen [hear, hear!]—our efforts have been great to ob tain a fair discussion of our claims. - After• - many years of unremitted labour, Mt. Grattan, seconded by. the talents of a Canning, and the unrivalled elo quence of a Plunkett, has succeeded in proving the principle that the .Ematicipeticie of the Catholics is not incompatible with. the safety, of the Constitution. —[llcer, hear t] —Thy e ti stabtishment of that truism is in itselfa victory.4tigar,hear, hear !] A Bill was prepared by a Committee of our friends,' w.erein my Lord Castlereagh cooperated in a man ,:or which does credit.t6 his•judgment, as well as to hi= great political atiiiititbso-4 tosid cries of no, no, no:] —Unfortunately for his Lordship and for us, be lia:1 to contend with the prejudices and fears of the ruglish Ministers. Clauses were - devised to calm their unreasonable apprehensions, which, alas! proved dissatisfactory to every party.— [Loud cries of hear, heal • .9- 7 0ur venerable Prelates trembled for the discipline of our Church, and our Learn ed Colleagues in. this Board viewed, with anxi ety, civil provisions in this AU, which, from their inexplicit nature excited a , well-founded alarm: • —A series of oaths grieved . our hearts, as they betrayed a doubt of our long-tried. loyalty, incul cated into tii!ly the admOnitimis s and examples of our highly respectable uastori, This act, so little calculated to conciliate the minds of the It ish people, had been rejected on Monday Itiat by a majority little formidable when we consider that' on our side might be counted such as are pre-eminent in name, talents and property. Excuse me when I say that the Bill has been rejected, - Gentlemen. .It was not fa jetted but withdrawn by the Wisdom of 'our friends. Thee have tried an experimentL-:-leini feel grateful for their 1 . --mo— hind intentions, !fed let as hope that the interval b '.- ' GOUHT OF KING'S 111:NCIT, Wrsvpurvirna, Jost: 4. 1 ween this and 1114,peripil . when titiy,will, senew their I SEGO V. COOVE. eiforts in Parliameat, shot! be employedin obtaining . Mr. Toeciwo said, this was an action brought by the completion of this measure, so essential to the the Plaintiff, to recover 731. 10s. the value of a pie strength and safety of ibe empire, by colleting every ture, sold by him to the Defendant, who, he under. document from our spiritual superiors as May remove stood, was an officer in the army; but he had filled the dread of the P.rotestaets fee the safety of their a situation which distinguished him much more than Witch mitliout endangering .the safely of our own. any rank in the army could have dour, for, as he —[//enr, hear 1-I..:eannot believe, Gentlemen, was informed, he had acted as Secretary to a perso6 tha t your, flelingsvgiln hlunted• by ions atlfferiags. ' of no less notoriety than the famous Baron Geramb; us not to Operate strotibi ityyotut breasts; but let me and in that character he had purchased the picture in conjure Lou not to give way to their acuteness. Let question ; one trilling omission, however, 'he had • ' us feel out miattittee like aim but bear it also.like been guilty of—he had foigotten to pny for it ; and ,In c ii Oteigpft: o ' I .. pirntii•eis our . wok l ifix,,thi s . lgs. !after Plaiotilf had sent several 'times to remind hitt) portant...U*l4 that firmness and prudence:ingest - duet, 1 of his neglect, he at length pleaded his inability .to 'encilYnedemtion in debit% can alone insure future t pay ; but declared his readiness, en the picture being . „weeps. whilst a contrary mode of action must defeat I taken back, to pay.'lol. for his breich- of contract. -tbec4pealots endeavours of our many friends in Par- ; This wasacZeded to on the , part . of the Plaintiff, but %bpo. emancipate the Catholics of Ireland."— : the proposition was not fulfilled by the Defendant. APPoullei) • I The present action was therefore brought to recover t gr. 4)!CoNnta, addressed the assernbl., and after !the value of the . picture. m ' ~. - • wnag• void a letter, which was inserted in our'l'aper i These facts having been proved- by • a tvitnett, and . *yestertlay, which had been given to AIM to be de- ! no deff . noe being offered, the Jury found far thellittli. 7,rgirt.as a communicatl‘u cram the Roman Catlin- tiff—Damages 731. 10s.• . a lio Prelates, to the Catholic Board, moved " that the I . • WILSON V. PEACOCK. •• !' -: 4 151A4 of the Meeting.shonld be given to the Pte .1 The Plaintiff, in this case, is a milliner,' residltig , 4i fee s for their communication i •cat ion and fur their vigilant in Pall-Mall, and the Defendant, Mrs. Peecoclt, ••attention to the interests of Religion." • I had !edged in her house. The action was brought • Mr. Bi - ILNE Seconded the motion. •s . Ito recover 'the amount of a bill 'for lodging, 'and I,'. Mr. IlvsstlY moved au amendment, that , the words articles furnished to her. The Defendant • did' not wafter the term " communication" be omitted. lie deny the debt; but' it was contended 'by Mr: 111C14,-' would thank the Rey. Prelates for their comrautti- , AMON, on'her behalf,' that the Plaintiff cation simply, and go no further. !entitled to recover, ineemuch as she was After a long discussion the'llatuientg divided, when '.w4mar..: lie then.calted a witness._ who te there appeared— , Mrs. Wilson bad tlsl-ee children ; that hi For Mr. O'Connell's Rensiotinn - it her say,• she was married to Mr. Wilson . Fur Mr. W. liewers Ameadiaaat - 18 there was an informality in the marriage. ,- . Majority for the Bishops • . .4t understood, that Mr. Wilson was alive a., I , tugal. The name of Wilson was also written over _ •,.c r , „.,,, ,:,„, : , . Mr. AeLtatit: altit t iple,' ,Up 7 OE. RICIIHONO, the Plaietiff 's door.. ' ___ at finding bor corn iptters publiL been delivered to ThiPps, in breach of trust and violation of confidence, .by Mr. Mitford, a Co-De fendant, not•served, with process to' answor the Bill, or show cause against' the Injunction, and that the letters were literary property, analogous to the Let ters of Mr.- Pope to Dean Swift, and the Letters of Lord-Chesterfield to his Son, which were respec tively reAraiued from publication by Injunctions of this Court. _ _ The breach of trust respecting the giving up of the letters in- question to Mr. Phipps, was fully refuted by the Defendant's answer, and his right to publish them in the highest degree Justifiable in :self -vindi cation against so serious a chargé as was preferred by the Plaintiffs against him, of publishing a forgery, and being in combination with others to impose on the public a forged correspondence, affecting one of the Royal Family, .and connected with a stilled of, great public interest. If .her Ladyship's feeliags must be hurt, what would become •of the feelitr, reputation, and, perhaps, property of the Def ti ! dant, a TiOlic Journalist, if not exculpated [ramie° serious tin imputation by the materials 'in his dts tody, that were not described by the Plaintifft in any defined or specific meaner, ns injurious to the interests of the Plaintiffs themselves, or others, nor as containing any matter immoral or unfit to be pub ; fished. • Admitting the hypothesis, for the sake of 'argu ment, that the letters in question were 'to be consi dered as literary property, his Honour was clearly of_ opinion that even on that 'supposition, %ilk+, -alone flare .any jurisdiction to that Court in such cases, the right, to such literary property, for his own vindication against so foul a charge, 'became vested bi the Defendant eifclusively, for rebutting the charge. • 'Upon every ground and consideiltion of the me rits of this case, Ns Honour felt it his ionstientions duty to resist the doCtrine laid down on behalf of the Plaintiffs, that all private and Confidential cog'. reipondenee could he restrairiedirom 'publication by lojunctioli or this Court, nor could he make any distitietionbetsreeu part of this Correspondence, but utloii the whole to be published.—lnjunction dis solved: * . ID o• Lord ELLEsisonothan observed, that Mr. Richert). son had not gone far enough in his proof here; to ~ do•away the Plaintiff's right to recover. He should Uwe proved the • marriage. From what had been npreved, .it appeared that even the Plaintiff consider. I editor marriage as informal, and as to the name bf ! %Vilson being over the • door, many 'persons in this' town, he believed, assumed mimes to -which they had no legal right er et i i; i ti. d rop w r elS cizin sl is opagie ua r- , -.11. Wilcketw sad the ~ .mercy - ter ivenet -C. Slater,,Leetis 4.. post , at Hilt! . In''' a 'pe - reel, ; k . i - . iiii - _ thillips. grisiol, tiMber-meremat--0! with other papers, some of which - siert: - delivered- to : .1. G. aii . uti th 1 47, Cook- Metre was no ether post bill of .501. sad it - j aarregyfi t iewAteater-J. hirovrioni, KinplOn-nis di o n til ' i' hal pi l i u i r_ . kerosr4ivarmteir,. vi g ip r ag viriirt e , nig w '..- up ro p a i d n , lirchtiyastabie fludtterwqrth, A brloreli-latie, broker-J. Jutufs'on, B:41. was speedily indorsed. and payable :44,.44br0ke fi r Tivi; o 7, ll ri n t ;i e Tb e c ol .V il t.t.:i Y K l '" tai rtoium"bakaae-.1. and Ce l 'a.Burtjtt was known . to be clereetateOract ing indersoments, andhe'wes . ealled on by re' mes s at his hoiise, No. 1, Riley -itieet, Little Chelsea, • when 1 munit:s, b unt-maker. ....... sitize Wherry,. in honour of his . he ats, with was rowed. for yesterday itrawo sculls, by the bill *as handed him, and hierased the indorse- ! Akii . d ,„: 1, —. ment. Witaess lived at Wipe:antes-place, Little m ''''' .. " 9 ' • Chelsea, anti, the Prisoners. met efterwards at his house 1 b12,1110!Ith! of their . appreetieeship,. .ehOukth4l. hill, and, subsequently, Burkitt having ! .- I ts w 4.11 put another indorsement on the bill s it was giVen to air young Interns.a in the last • one Sterile'' , to negociate with other notes. The post i .....„ .' TUB e 9,N Ia:TATPIts WWI, , 1 bill waiiiidorsed Grant end Co. Witness stated h e I t 1.4,0n ,.... 0 .5 ver . . wee* E EFLOPialio. • •‘ Co6)Ult . i • _ iitz , ydOWD, I S had often met. Burkitt at a . public-house in the 2..4rist. Brow°, 114ngerfivrd king's Road,. Chelsea. The forged bill. was paid 1: . t"...." 41 ' 1 .,, ip taY , L a st"hall• &e4 lue away by Stanley at. Mr. Miller's a silversmith , at 5: R. -- Ringli . Yellow. Brown Aidgate. . 1.6. Joseph.Siner, ' . tolekie•lierring. Saha. . Mr. Miller proved, in corroboration of this, that .fixTlLl s Roil _rt..Favas.. Basisside. paid 1 AI . halt . :pst'fapr o'clock they started front *est. Stanley called at his shop In the beginning of June, I • D • let r'.. Char r. l3unin ii '''!"'g j .4e• . 1512, and purchased some gold coins, when he .berfluirt-gardens; and returned 'On. the Sitiey'iilfe, the forged bill and bank mates.. ..11e represented him_ ! minstet-bridge l lewed round dboat moored Orate , - 11e4f.aa Captain -Hunter, and said. be had received the -rowing round *the beacon facing Hungerford, and ie_ bilk in a remittance from Liverpool,. Witness iden tified Sianley at, Bow-street. ; turning through. he centre arch of Westminster- William Clark, the publican, , p where the three first boats . being ,the scar by Richardson ,bridge, 'lifted to row for the whe r ry. At leaf:paid 'five the and Burkitt having often met at blefioaii, 14 itat e a i 4t, brown, and bl ue , wer e de c l ar ed t i tio.thvee en by the former, before and after the 7 negoclailou a .this forged bill. three boats iteetid • intend titre, - lied iti'26 minute's 5 ingtott;oi Harsleydown ~. .-:.i!,Tbe Prisoners protested tbeir:ineocence, and Bue-: th ey came in ant te follow Mike, being elose tis L kitt addressed the Court l e t some length, and observed srah ether ::-=:Ttobertftem in m :i the rirer was covered ` - 'forcibly on the vile 'character ,of Richardson, on !.the', winner, Jobe Dyer, ad Laielesthi,. meat, and whose testimpny the ease: rested. . The, dory ietired Christopher. BrOwq, ,of ,lluggerkrd, third,., The : an honi , and delivered a verdiefoli Giiii tk—Desath. evening wits very km, and - • 1 Brady-was tried on another indictMent .with Hill with boats. . s crow ' llel, in ..and Dadcock, for forging a bill of exchange for 91. ', Thursday St..Patil's Cathedriti wit - , consequence of the Annual Meeting of the children 10s.. purporting to have .been drawn by INlsgnay • educating in tile several parish schools, within the I aud Co. on the Banking-house of Roberts, Curtis, and Co. ' ; city and suburbs ; -114 excellent sermon was preached Richardson was the principal witness int this ores.' by tfie Piihoß ot',ol!EFfEl; the c oesmation Anthem skin. lie stated himself to have hikn in concert with . and several Paali'n'a were sang .and channted by the Gentlemen . of the Choir, the Ch i ildrin joining in the i above the three Prisoners in forging various cheques on the . choruses. the thirster iit..children - present wait Bankinkhouse, end.iit elm. iostance they di vided 3_ 4 )01. amongst them ! JIM', , who was a pub- i much limited on aebobat of the heat of the weather. lican, gate cash for some cheques to hay salesmen, -.. Utatirt-that..-- - Siisith and Broils were yesterday and they were taken to Cook, who imitated them.—: charged 'ylovitempting to d.fraud Mr. Marr, of Brady and Badenek went together, and employed a . ..l.%tper Clapton,,4 a sum of meeey, by the .old porter to deliver the cheque at , the Banking-houso,,l, , trik- ef.cfl,llGlPlegli• At IPIIIII,rOJ,t.Iiat on Satur when the former attended there to.get change of coml. „oy afternoo n r. - , marr *as pigging over ,11knet i fri , ars'Aoridife," when one cif i tie Prisoners enteriain try notes.. and see the etneies paid. „ . The evidence of Ilicharits,,eit got ,being sufficientlyconversation ' '- • ; . to with huh , us they passed along corrnhorated as to Ain, he W,ni Acqiiiiitcd-Lbut Brady i Blackfriars%road, the 'Prisoner picked up.a. small ! and Batitocic were found Ciiil4--LlEtith. • • parcel.whipti was laying,•oo the pavement; and it .- . • !? , ! ,, i ;1 .., .. I, va.s; p r, ' Op te d. Oey tllottld,gpinto the first pultrirr 6 . 6 , ~ .. •,••. -, • • 6 .. '`. ;! 1 house Aid examine its.cnittenta . They did so, and BRITISH NAVY.— ihe P rete° tkana tot a l' c°111 ". " 'in titireCtn-flite tithiefi thtli it4re ihOw‘n the ot!or . of 1017 ships, of which/258 are of the'44ti_ t e,.3 l 7"fro ‘ na n -.Priedner Vres sitting:': 'On'oPenitrig the Parcel, it w[ . is . t l , 50 to 41 guns, 240 frigates, 164 siw P l ' wat 'l .;"; , foortd, -tit Mintein .a. ttiviCketdbook, :in which was a ' bombs and Ore shies, 191 brigs, 42 cutters , i am ' ' 1 beaisliful brillinat :land a stamped receipt for schooners.and loggers. , , ~,...9q- 4 al "' '. 4 2 2 01 ? ::Frop this Wpm} they erseeetied to the Crown Yesterday lite driArts of the tat, I) f iptiqrd .coaches, 1 , - pu b l i c 4 4ow, , Mentagpe-close, and„after furllier numbered, -113, pod p 3, were tly.the Cor.,irnisslonexe ' eourersatiou it was agreed that. IVlr..lllari t :On Rey- fined, She former,4o;:.annie latter -Ch.for Ousing ;i n , 60e. 'toil* othet two, shoat ' have the cross; to convey'Caisf. ft end to tidies 'frem PeVtftird,.tO l'bill P ellet 6T114 ili:th6elf ftioney *Veit him, lien.ds to , Linidon,voinlooday last, nithout•trst' reenivhigttleij i n ne t t h en i.. - - ag i a i n double fare fait person. I:Millis:Monday ievening - foltening, " • 1.. .- . ' Ind to secure his , ! attendance , li•dePosit of 51. Was Tar -PICIErROCKES BIT BY • ClfkiCgo«.ll/ &atty., d m a d e hy •hip i • • They aheugparated and Kr. Marr r .. - %V) ' , . .1 Man IMI4IO4,FiCe ,were warming themselrea on a cold , betweenthet,tnne t e ed Xl* epday i having mentioned tatalketeaatettiglia,l4 Owe, .of Ballymeeey, When : the circumstance . to a , Mend . he was cautioned' e glen; who tared:Ot to - ~ lie l } picli r pqcket, a" a against imposition. Abcordio, when he attended woman vilthiclfictl, slit down in the same fire,' ane . t his appointment en the Mon y evening, he took perently firr:it' atmiltu' i!ittrpitie. • The countryman . Wortley, the Officer; •iiith htm, who on seeing the said to his wife--”lleieil rflp, Ale' purse, and I will go i Prisoners, recollected one Of. them, and took them and sellany bulter.andpaywavvent.". Upon _getting . both into custody, Clitafereisimg them,,the pocket- A t e Jum py h e . went ,out,, attal,aliortly after was-fak: book and cross .were found von them, and,en Ixa -lowed by the pick-poc i lttt ; i ju tbs. ,aursa;Of_ i lla!f , an urination , the hillitind turned oat to be Common. hoar the woman , niho.rnaV:l,e,calli,. ,i,tis ,!ICcomolieg, paste, not worth -Sq. There were alsefoirid it nOrri• iseeined . very uneSiy, an at ad ) reskiiig . 11 ( 4 % 44 to her of "sham notes in their possession . On being the eountrywoinatt, said 4 db l y:oti ) pat this cloak .queEtiooectos to, who they - were, Brown said he see l'osole' 'llatill ,e,..eialjectieg,plerk .41, the employ of Mess's., Hodge, -- Ratio/A. distillers; StOth used to give any account of him. fact-44 11 41 1 19e“.. -Wei; were committed flartt#t i. .. ; ; ; ,,.. . ' 1 iltilil.*:l l ' 4 thiir}iflicisevOnik. Whilst r.Te urge Wsitmen s f #OO from, tbsl l i b 4 . - loan • . • .ms s broken int*, lid robbed of gold, silver, and ether ,ove . r c tiat . ise —: e u - y rin a g • m in : r : n fl t si s: ll"V . A t: l llm4ll °). 4' •Tge s fa. at Ps 4 . °r *T k9 hi h : s. i ll. n " d u 'itt : - __ wcenutpliott, .. (shoulder, draesped:a poem:into iser tip - ~.arta 'Jannis.' • 4Fisus ' e4re t ut pen a l , a i ed bo t h awl*, the ceurse of liljately‘lijappeared ;.4bgeft.onithed..latimaitti f90111144t • iii .l i4 i n d m co mms i ertatde ..prictico, of layia..g by a 1.0 bfpo,4e i roll9,Pg rl TV.ll : ptlplg t , 4 1 1,14,404V1141A1 Of theaccpippliO s e grit ep her kon.peAnt j , chow s 4pa .-!_! _, until tt - hia this acCumulat . ,Two women % sisters, :"' - it rtion of his hard estop a few pence at e,time, went iii pursuit of he i r now. diSccins?Tate hqseano, i t 7 sat ' e ..bi e - a i t ti p iiiii. e g e d, wito'hy•this time had' 04144 his inotely ; slia . ' Wok I . , A , f e w e yen i ngd , since i 3,o x in g man , of North biro wade, and their • tantral cell/rat may tot'telatlY i B ee ktauch, Devotiddee;Cain ina bed c4lib b n; tr it ee ied in fo th r e t : e ro l u h i f l t s . 1 saetalml at, when thefenstWitained 20 guineasPore '- NV' bet*, HI . - .hbo kn° 4l :(. 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L4WiIifre.LLIGENCE. - , . , Vri Al. , , • . .. ! .11 .. t •••: .foOtilfili-n ,itflicvi; ri .l'i :•.' • • ... 411111‘.. , ''' ki. :. • , ' . 4 .._ a_ ,_ . ,I . .e i - .'• - . ' -- mv-lunwpik ' • - • •fr . ' •• Mal '4oi .. ' Beo , re.kii. Het w* e vice. c hericettor. '„ ' SkrlMliffg - A11 er _ 4 41 1 11*1449113 tta .0 1 100 ,ft lev 1...., 0111 . 11.1t ba55it . 4 tvaut, ealwaire, do t , . g 4.t0... i,. 3-, ciii4„•:464", ie. .... . Lcientikiii tabkleacylm. e.,,ritz . 3t Aseoso ß , 7. ez, ~,,,, k f or with I i ent te ' ra r iellaro." ihr ' '' ' r 6 - j' 10.74 ‘ 6,401 / 4 4,1 ° 1 0' 1166th sisk --1- i ' detb 7l4 o. ai-,, Sewd - 1e7 j° , 4 4.1H. r t ll . .' ''' : I. Mg 1* ' I e1 ". 4it 44) 7 t- ' . . . .• . .. •t 4 / ; ~,..• - ...f.. • -.• 'Amer y ton eras its Tbintntr, .titiltliit s, trickL ON ci c e, i oOcid' . an ' . • . - 'fir -'lw. irtully, r — J,iitil 8- riiatra. NIWCISCIiter. WWII. Reed :an' judgment in this ries . rrings tillt W..., 11 *.c. tel. r This ea* Wel oselllitleb was- loomed- to likitT by . --441 " . 17 .4 , 41 " 1 "l is gbee l airratl'Hkeri: . ral e tith, te i .6 R. P._,..hriTial...feglat i tirey-.41; a4 , t29 , R terms.: ca,s4,-.10,,i owing , , ? . .i, 4, r!elty, and 5hi....- . •c rrelMustooc! the olmfesstewe erßtibemeets sea cookiegigos lie' tn. 10 2=1 Y•Plaaa, at. f ter-1; 1 11; , .. . .:, Fl n .. 1.., he ...' ' i llinallet J. • iiinctoo, , th4by, i n'te'r --htee 141; W. seZert, is Meet' of the fojitictioo 1441tts beep leiuid . by ,020 , 'e ra the allerottlitosoot et *lost SeSslensaPreesatlMitted. . al=lzt thoopoot, i4 ~, vkatumilirruniune- di, 4. • r—J one 50, T. Selby, Ipswich.. aplkolst : ky I had , • ChanCeliOr,' he ;hen my i t . - • , .. bad taken a short time to consider ev id iricfs ., . 7 .r.: . ..Bilefinto : thitit be biid own I*, At. Itrzber.. fated,,, •• ~,, ,•.• ; .. . _ rfirralaLcaschamlter --Jowl 15, T.4411we1l 4. meg, eblp-bnittler—Jitbe 2ig IC • 'Fo tk6 Wl ' - mid have !' Th e . case before the totd Chancellor warranted jotters 't o . re. lie had . been mnsPertedt-rud it, ',Bevonswitit ' •el tst r` per •iv 4, ' 'not - .. ~. . ~. illaael , rater—. ea .T. Rolreers, %weld., silverraritb 7 ,lqae RR. a - 4 Pa ;n 44 J ii 1 41ouneed or too. it a uc t ion but that RS her me h af te c i l ifidelet wany f 5 0 ,0 1 49 . Notni d e4, and fratoit 'the issuing 1 for the varied and wh6lly di r.#Q't oa the cnascnii,4 6 , of: the but be bad Am kept Re account hal, many. On k 4at ,7 644 ,:tftere , (7144 0. 1 de .I rarehaa4 . 3 - "J •p rn " Quality . ikrri Chancery:lane, ruogrofy 1,724:7 , 'F,, :l i b„ -.4 joy Dt vnt i on ti s 'gnawer, whhikwas.contridicte4 ,by no _llth of•APril;.18111„ the .Portamoueh Mail was rob4lerikad it . White , Gisrori, ibi c ha o d u e,,...„l„,,, 2 c - - 4 I the I. of our.NO ,of,hank totas,„kikie ice. to.a.wary.consiiisaahle .•.• Hollow,' Vir . lphii- . l4Eorbe. Fetter-law, Istifel-keeperk ile 1.2, T. , When evidence or affidavit, &sit might be, if capable of • . ' • "meet. , Wltnes, #katgrA l t that Brfidy. bad inforMed . llamas, II arairs,4lvelett. !. Tutelary , The given& of the . refutation. • ° • I him of Al; robbery, and liaid'he could , et .a! i the.pro.. t .. e,E(l,tlPl GAITS ..Tos g 29.. J.% Jlarker4 ‘Brerriselirtiek arritrebant—G. 11. K Non,' %red Iniutt,Oion were, that the feel- ; . ery, I risli in o f '''lLady Perceval would be pained and afflicted i perty. f Aftei the nereisary Inter4ests, ' Brady gave '"K .on late si tati:.imubard-pree.annicy.dro e ll ec _c. s hder . j , o4l r J W. lobillipg. Ilristiol timbe I should at fi nding her confi deiithil letters pohlished,..that hull witnes% the bank post bill in questien in a 'parcel, ; . rirrim... l !•• itialb...ani64 1. uk.e.a -it .._....._•..__ ..8.7.ni.....!03n°-----0-i. F id, ilf was net iisiiiiiina, ,aid warns this citild.issal , a little, t a married . 1~ in min* ::9( MY bilabaial.".--The good at it"sAit usairlrFoutil, . eir4gies‘tv, d- 3 4 1 11}. 4afr lagt-4 ink! marg. tpswdsone : re,,,yesystaithrtitly s igrksprini,thtil n, but that tjon wiWn r ibe ptcli l itoCket retyned,' . sua rio He 10 , 10 . citiik and the 'chlld, iiiiiikiiik . o Ott fa- ottgr Ind ht Poi- 'his honest aciomplion s . 10renn Ms Inifid.iffitois46, 1 - was tried; 'Keene ag — lnt at iliacilibieted MaTry Anne had aa legal right . . . • Clarke, for forniterg,to 'thee amount of t 391. The . Verd!etlor the Plaintiff, 481. Its. lea of corertnre was set up as it defence. The ''.' ' , flma's=zwawrgweeserr. 1 yw n o prove the tnarelligiland•that the hus- . tHi l raild ,- ItO .vas still alit , ' iv . IS ,- '. Upon-gionr,.on , the bi;dy . Of Mr . 4. Salialtury. Firulqn, Of that place, §elicitor, alie ad'hiandaY rode o ut i n t r c ii -;l ite i i i i n e : ; t i r r l itt s g ad d ij e d i lii ' i gl ft ta i r.t, i, j ar iti 'l li ee fi;; a o 7 l . a The °u o li r g d . epparent goed . itealth, and'elas ioon nfterfiareis . fotted Court-moult, o , on - bosTd i Findon had fastened his horse, to. . , on, . mary Fit . vour,4A• icaix 141. wasilltlaiedt 1 / 4 , bi lti . an a i co r a ff ri ttc . k l , pill uftlie . So- dead inn: field.. It appealed , in. er a i l tlent atti r e , thit he id iag r. asek aka . . .... ‘ i r n epa rr.l, lt w h i a .th... y ber nit tri gat eigi er .aimi fee• h ta i t s .on te s m . erity ) by at- ) • $ f "said, that she had• seen Clarke . wWin the list 'Sig the lfilbddot del_ Arunde l 'at Plymouth , fOr'ltkri)ig I suddenly taketi.ill i: aud„had..recliqurl himself against --... :• . 't.i '. i- et --.:-. MAII,RIEDe 1, ~ x.• • - • „.1_ , weeks. On her cross-eiiamleatiou do said, she'her.i.rait hilt ship on a rock it the entrance or FaliWanth .....Ittdge, where he loot sfier-,0lril l ; 424 fig! th o l'iTlit t io i ea Wednesday bot. 4 Bift. -or•''' 11 1 4dieth b 4iae*e r r , •-• •.. self had always gone by the paria . qf Favour ; she luiibOilf: iie was sentenced to" be 'nuipeneeq tor Rion a medical m 91 1) • ____,•;s„, ~ . ! ...y \ -. nod • • • •ow . she bad been married., but cctild not for a time four pionlbs. , ? . , . I a. rupture of a bloo4ressal. e Wtr .r. il ig na f i % 4 Ql4trilk"l4l;4!id!st daughter ~.: • remember in what berth ~t. J*4' she said it yes ' `.lltt ft4s34)tii Cbir.—This retrnii , ?1,10 9 (1t4. - r-He was iti iiis 334 calle #4 esi- pi. a tit 'nub en , tr- ~ DIRD: el at Wooliviebritid lie was'mariW by the nameld which belongs to John Barnes, iof Moil's . ; e it Itit ,krityiento it tesely,eq4e4, it; „e el) . . l' to v intel,b,Vi% l s;Newinglzfikic Mrs ' Sarah Moak, ax rd i . • ) Targehtt:. ' The Isiiimititflon steed thns,•and Igr. 'parish •of Grglstoke l PtoMberfand, WV _ vi. rgic "p i itikinikfr. 'The . 111"49 ... 194.- Q1 1 4 ..t i .h. "6" 2-; . 1: :Aill a t ul at l lo - f . lll 'plrisesky opeing WO * she Km Jab (1' •erjeatit Best' Wig on the point of thitit up 9e slit calves in th an two years, ieli ' . IBIS , . 1 ,4° 1 R-..aTilkaillee been reot• bey.....,,n.m. 7 . --g-“r- a n , so, ioweaster of die Culler School., • - ,_ defines as untehibte, when one of *tbolar,p.sap, ilo the lOtk of last thonth, whiChs milk n eiett 4 'hp, ezoMple. It :vas a brother of Air, Fmdgo7iler , i he K. 01: 1641,11. H. Gould, Esq. at Bradford! Deets, lu . • ~ •,. ka46 Dr. nainil- that if he were "oat a Juror lso ;laid spin% ta i the ,she bas Pte . :Awed in. lesi dull 'thief' and' eikie prom youth, . timt mets his depth fp)m : 1014);-• niValth r li t iiiii t ,' g; )r it at . a..o 4c a. tieNity . Of iillia'a . .I" - , t.._ .. , fact. Ile had these! seen Clet the .- hUsbaed, in , Ail though ► only seine year** '" . ' lißt h' al o °inmate cirdoinsbanc, of tile iti t ikos4q4 of st within the lastaiideys: he euipley . the 0 . a pitiebe retnaildtle, _,the Nisi bared* . *ls_ Abed 0 tribilii in Mt' poiliit, at the ce ebrittion o 0 Ole ' r... . „ - i. ,.,v x( rm il =f 4 .-- - mason. Oa this ' litetar • laterferetice a 'Orilla was,' ill ilviegoibtlibelbellt Mit tit &V&A"— SP Jubilee ; and on Saturday se'noight, Mr. k La's ' : •,• ( A ins,' , Vein - at - wad Published by " 1). linvr l4 is til. given for the Defeo and' butcher. ' . broths, while eating hii dinner. ,as tit routs Mines. 67. Fleee-sl-aet. , • . • • • - . - . . • - . '.. .. • . - . • • , . . • 1 I I .1 I I V