The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-10-17 00:00:00

9 cuuii ' . T L ~• I ‘ II 'NG'S ItENCII,O4 - r. 0.4111C0101V It F. rates. This was an action brought to recover damarreetw an excessive distress which had bees made op the defend ant's propel ty, foe as alleged rrrrrr s ul taxer. 31r. Couvais opened the pleading*. air. OentnlT, as Connie' for the plabitilt . :tak in !is cheat resided is Woodstock-strait. near Han et. The defendant was a Tau Colieetar,si Ito. in Ikewsuber. 11120, wrongfully levied a distress on the piiiiseirs pro por4y for fuer quarters' taxes, which he alleged the plaintilf wee is arrest, whereas two snorters only re visined doe;tbe defendant having given a receipt fur ivies np To the previous Ladrday. In the ennrse of the evidence which was adduced on the part of the plaintilf, it appeared, that ia the month of Jnar, Mrs. Datioigne culled ea the ibletidant, wed paid a sums of misery fur taxes dee up to the Mielaw4mas pre mding, for which idle had a receipt given her, by mistake, up to the previous Lady-day. Xha Loan Coln/ JUS7ICII ebeervr.l, it was evident the defendant bid given a aroag receipt, and suggested the propriety of withdrawing a Jerer, to which both parties assestrd.—Juror si Midtown. nil e. .LADU. This sae on indictment which chord the defending with keeping a house of ill-fame. • • • • Mr. HOST opened the pleadings • • • Mr. Wan ET detailed the cue to the Jury. He said, the indictment contained two roma.; the one charged the defends.' Ishii keeping a bawdy-bootie, the other. with keeping • disorderly booms. In very few cases did It happen that a party could snake not the former charge, hat as to the letter be ehould have Ott dillicnltv in bring. log the offeoce imputed home to the defendant. The defendant was the leadlord of the bane in toestion, *him, was situated is Caisiberisod-street, New.road. The street itself was formerly, from the same cause, a nuisance to the enrrouading iteighhoorhood, until the teapertable part of the inhabitants vet shoat reforming I and patifsing it, and had been successful, with the ex ception only of tbe house now complained of. The de. tendon had ocenpled the house fur a considerable time la this *ay, by loth* it-oat to women of the town, who roadstead themselves, as might be ',wood, in a ni.:st imptsderd and ismaurlest amasser. Their twhavione na turally dispiessied avid od the opposite neighbours, who sought to pat a oherli to these proceedings, by means of the present indictment. The landlord had leen remonstrated vrith,t bet replied, he could not pay his rent Kb* did not let it to people of that description. Me supposed, if the truth were knot v. moth a • mode of letting was tile most profi.able to him. Kat it was highly etpedient, for the sake of the morals lathe use. tropoits, and the comfort of the adjoiaing temente, this maisauce could he abated. Mr. Joao*, for the defendant, interrupted, and beg ged t., soy it:at his client was willing that a verdict od should be recorded, and in rase the nuisance use . ..wert inn down, the protection would he at liberty' tel move the judgment of the Conn open bins. ThiS, trio rawboned to, and the Jury returned a t *edict of toil". lIIMITINOALE a NAISNALL AND ANoTellit. Thil was an action brown against the two defend ants, who were shnteitwardent, for making a false re toro to a writ of Mandamus. The Mandamus com manded them to admit the plaintiff seztorr to the parish of Saint Marv, Whitechatiel; they returned that be had rot been duly eketed. The action WAS twonebt to pot the qnnition whether the •plaintiff, or one Whiteman, was rightfnily elected into the above-named afire, and it depended principally arm - the wording of two Arts of Parliament, the 50.0e0i stap.-4111, wad.the 59 lire, cap. 85. The only "session of (act seemed to be, if any part sof this parish WAS sitiviled in the cily.of ton- . 'Lin. This was agreed to be left to Air. Shelton, Omit satire Peace, who should forniab the parties aids Isis certificate. The geestion of law, relating to tho vali dity of the elec:ion and the two Acts of Pollutant; was, at the auggestion of his Lordship, made iota a case for the opinion o the lodges in bane. A nominal verdict **therefore only taken. KINGSTON SESSIONS, Ocr. 14. -~ VIVICRALL OARDIXII.—Mr. DIOAINES, on behalf of Mews. Bish and tlye, the proprietors of the above place of amusement. applied for a licence for opening those liardens in the ensuing summer: and he begged, that in ikitlitios to having " public mesir," the Proprietors may he permitted to have professional daecers to attend there occasionally. ft was olis. reed by one of the Matistrat a, that a simi lar epp4itation hail bees made on a former occaskin,when it was thought proper not to accede to the *kiwi of the then Proprietors. Mr. Ilsocaa inquired, whether, if permission was given by licence to have these occasional ballets, k worth' have the effect at restraining such part of the company who were sot liceneed from dancing? Mr. Lawson asid,there was forsuallir an aoderstand leg on the granting of the licence, that there was to be so 'lancing whatever. Mr. DELON as said the proptienws pledged thiamin** that n• masquerades should he introduced, and they would confine their intended new exhibitions to dancing. Ito also said they were ready to enter into any security that may he required of them. Mr. PAGI raid, spun such an antlerstanding he sltoubl not oppose the granting of the licence in its new fur in. The Court, after consulting for some few minutes, Rave their approbatioo of a licence being granted for " Public Music and Dancing." AIITLIT'S AIIABITIIIIITiti—Mr. Cnwiav,on behalf of 1 M 4, William Davis, applied for s licence for cooties* ti.e prfornmoce of the above Theatre. Yoe away years -.pug the license had been krasted to Mr. Jobs Acuity -. Kase' Mr. William Davis conjointly, but last year, when ~. the spplicatioo was sok for resewisg it is their joist names, it was folly anticipated that Mr. Amity's exist ence ire , bet of very short duration ; and it so bap., ?coed, within two days a ft er it was granted, that F entleut died; apes which event the licence devolved re .taco Mr. Davis's bold, as the sorviving partner, sad it was coneidered that be alone wee - entitled to all the sob. eminent profits that were derived from the tooter., as it was be alone who had conducted it. Mr. HIATS, on the part of Mrs. Astiey, replied and said that if the licensee *as objected to in the name of' , Mrs. At ley and Mr. Davis jointly, he should make a mo tion for its b: lag granted agilely to Mrs. Miley. The Cimino's. Mr. Hedger. Mr. Tau otos, aid the Conned having continued a cooversatios fur some time, the Conn at lenath deri.led that the limier should be grimed conjoiotiy a•Mrs. Astlry •od Mr. Darts. A persini,.it is mild, applied at negates tiara on Tues day last. teams Corporal Unite, haring an order signed br two Violets/ Magistrates, Messes. Lett and Young. tar that porpoise; Penes tuld at the prison that he (the prrson•kreper) hail rereived osiers that nu person shot. ever should be permitted to an him. our could be, on any account, convey • verbal mange 14 ,1 • lie offer ed to take a note. Th• Clem letnan stated he bad been 'ices perioitimi to see livorge in the presence of a siting Magistrate. and that he had received a lett,' trout tleorge requesting that he would call upon him again, that he might • frive him instructions how to pro c , •l il against the person who bad committell perjury in Lis case; notwithstanding this. lie was ',Amino, and told he the Keeper the order. of the Me ki,trates did not avail. PCMCIit Masatow•norsa.—Wiltase Tkomaelerte, Pry. awe of the Commissioners of Ctialoma (formerly • barindiar), attended at the Justi:e Itervesterday to prefer a emir plaint against tie driver la * caravels belasegisiglillr• Renwick, winamerchant, whore premise" are io Welts' lane. Prom the Commissioner's 'feet meat it appeared, thee 'ln his way to the Custom-house, be was obtiged to pass through Water-lane, and had frequently Met with impe diments of the most disagreeable •kin.l from the drivers of carts, who seemed opon alt eacasions to take delight in sheering their iedependence r to the annoyaoce and vexation of respectable plasengent. It was nut so notch fur the sake of his own particular accommodatioe as for the orevenience of the public, that belook the trouble to hive an investigation of the cur; and as the decision of the Lord Mayor would be of the utmost imports:nee, inacuerh as it would in all preibability give the &Jeers of earls a salutary lessen, recourse was had is his Lord, ship. The driver of the caravan in qieaties was eel loading in that part of Water-lane witch is toutiroCal to darp line, when the Cautosirrioner drove op to 1614 gig and called to him to lead his horses R few yards lON • gateway, in order that the gig might parr. Tide 44 cornmotlation night have been rendered wlthtrOt slighter. incoevenit-nce, hut it was peretriptotil the driver having declared that ha weatd be bad solvated. ; f Mr. Fenalettatteaded ler Owl of oleolleitH i d o Ida servant. lie declared that • filler bottsot act with impropriety of any kind. • Tb• LonoMetert said, it hadimi bias elietrolo TEA that the driver bad violated the ateitell mbiel'• hi committed an obstructints from ertillaplialk • witelehave made hint liable. • o . It! . • Tied Coansahadener said he knew it Si sae was justified id obatructiag the Kleg's bl soder say eincnmatanees whatever, tie had bet dome °ape:finks in the law, and would knew epee 'I abet an obatruction of the sort conk' not be diftrodad say Coen of Law upon the priociple of . r wid. slime, or say other principle. The LORD MARDI asked. whether thOld tine eared' dente to prove that the driver had wilfulty daiitrod Connoissroner? The Commissioner said, he had already the fact of oh/Inaction, by stating abet ther refused to drew a few yards out of the way, when he might haws done so. tie reqneated that ito declaim might be postponed, in order that hi: Lordship .114101 have time togive the subject ,t oe co n s ide ra ti o n. • . The LORD Maros said, it was quite unnecestabEbil take more time. The case had not been proved. Ik. austere of the Mar of G.4orge 24 had not berm violated, and the merchant' of Landon mutt bare opportunities of getting their business dorm. tibe.Cerseiiiwiesers cur plaint rim thaw dismissed. liar agert inefetetheitelorter at Air. Ma barley's war sea,. Peal's .11/ sad Mary, its wife, whom prerietotint red in our Ps per of Tuesday, were. ark/ ro-ezasul natio". A table cloth the prellettlifilelt VrOutedlter, was fband to have been pledged by the defendauts, but there were so marks • upon it 'meowing to legal proof. The fe male prisoner was eltowed to go at large, it being sup posed that she had acted nodes her listabentre inflow:we; hut he Iton remanded, for the pawpaw of giving time for. inquiry as to.tirt ownership of the other property, do plicate" of which had been found at his ladch.gr. • The Shopmatt who artier on the business of rtitnenti noting Carlile's_publkatides at the shop tately opeied in los eaear o ia Gibributtret„ opplik4ter.axsar,takt. Ott 4 summons igittost areal!, one et ilto olikris of St: pulchres Parish, for feluaionsly, as he teriveatit, down, and Celli away several it atijairge prleted placards exhibited in it'd about tie shop. Thar.: one no felony in the case, and the remedy, if any, was by action at law for the trespass. in order, however, that it might not be inunpettee• ihrough Cathie's pnblica. tiona that justice had been denied, the Maxbdrate eli• retied one of the hlarshalthen to tut Worratt know of the complaint,' that he might settle eitir 'the ***pulse at what time it might be corivet4Tlor . kothlsintlead he , fore the Jiagistratemt p future Jay. Bow-rniarr.---On Tuesday seating a charge of a Dow species of freed epee the Theatres came ee to be laird gated before Timms Nazis, Esq. the Sitting Magistrate. Andrew Roberts. a young man, was brought to the Ogee by one of the Stidlet-keepers la the Strand, ebacged with at tempting to gala admittance to the gallery of the Adelphl Theatre by means of a false check. It a?peared from the evidence of several persona employed at the Theatre, that several admissions had lately been gained by means of false tie Of metal checks, whit stamped impressions in the mid die of them, similar to those of the Theatre. The :halogen, to avoid similar impositions, diseuntleued :Ile use of cheeks on Tuesday. and leased card cheeks, and the prisomer peeedit ing a forged metal cheek OD that miming. the Check-taker instantly discovered the Imposition. The prisoaer was stopped and given into the custody of the Street-keeper. whit tie searching him found twelve other similar forged theeks. The Magistrate remarked that he was afraid the cease was not cognisable before him, as It was only similar to forged orders, which sass fraud out to obtain money, steads. or chattels.—lle was aisebe-ged. ilarrOX-OARDSM.-4 man, near 70, was charged by the, officers of the Alendleity Society as • common Ts. grant, the officers following the p risoner from lio!bora into Orem Qneeo-street, he begg i ng all the way; they recognizing ltia as an old offender, took him into cur. tardy Ile bad neither shirt or stockings on, but upon bins him, two very good shirts and several pairs of stockings wore found concealed aunt his person; there was also fonod npoo Lim a sovereign, one pound nine shillings in silver, and several shillings in !tailplane ; there was d ISO fined concealed in different parts of his tottered clothes, upwards of 40 smAll parcels, containing various articles; there was thread, solo, cheese, silk, in tort, something of almost every article. The Magistrate told the prisoaer that there vie but little doubt that he had come feloniously by some of the articles found upon him. He wee committed to three months' imprisonment in the House of Correction. The old man Legged herd fur mercy. Qucurs.stacatts.—Mr. Giles Chapman, of the Coopers' Arms pablic-house, in Sottun-grouud, Wca , noinster, tip ' peered to a summons, for harbouring bid and disorderly characters in his bonne. The Magistret9l sail! they were quite tired of the re , prated consplaiWfs continently made of the manner in which the Coopers' Arms was conducted, and they had more than one: eantioned Mr. Chapman against allow ing such persons to harbour in it. It was, therefore, we-1 cessary to convince hint, that it was better for his own interest to perform what he h.gi na.lsesakew in his re . cagairanees; and they consicied him in a mitigated pc. : . natty of tfk. and the costs. M•stamosoU SSSSSSSS .—George and William (brothers) were charged u ith rubbing tneir em ployers, Messrs. Wald 1114 Cu. printers, in Wartloar• btrprt. of 17 sovereigns, one bank-nom of 2 4 U. and two of 51. earb.-I.lno was remitted for trial, rye other was A man iiriog it N 0.2, Grran'a roort. Pater strort, was vassouomal by the parish autboritie• lit St. .14.ara's. or tin:application of 11w cuiin:y Fire Omer . tur a fir. iu ht. hone a taw daysago. A boy s s enraged tortireep ibi 1141 tortes "pranging bieipporotoo,. he *pat t. fetch tits father, who came iu o few ultimates, sod poll.. Al 4. Abeadfol eirsktat 611 Na babe the hob. ille mid.** rneer ise appeared: e lts o . 4 .di a lswit4e4g oveasor ebssid a arevog pay for it. H. thso ,, ... .11 The Magistrate imptirud If say See wasase* &Mier from.** chimer?? .. • t . i fs Xi Derwin present ram we any this, m sea Mel, there was set a witness win Lad sees a spark. .. The Magistrate that dkasissed the application. • .. Ma•amoaouotreTtimmli.-----Elltaa.moiMAas•Omilitt gaiics.—Yeatetilwy Mr. ageism Cuestestise hosing., of .Orrofteleire-street. ?erased-place, was eummesed or this Vise by Jesse Orembeht, driver -.4 the bathe"-, coneh. No. Rik ler Wingert Se pay hkwhie fore. . . Mr. Jessie... who. it matt be seesembsortle t p= deuce belie. • Comesitare of the Home of relatisettortlss Stationery Mice, was' mem pummel is hie attendance toes his preireestee, egad' whit. in tie dice. the atteotion of tbe blortim eo z: L erse esasezied prior to the eeriest of I. Gr , waked over to Plea k. whir was ender le n s Litt i nt i ti. ,trick ot she office. and asise.l him " whether he get his mot (math. Stationery Othe. ?"—Plash replied. “ Ne. Sir, ido set get it fret. the Ststimery Cite, I base isistiiing to de with He. Ifeme.v • • Mr. homier' as4e4 the -Mister. how dam hie me ills Name of a Member of Pediments so ter.temptsensly. 0 to answer hire is the manner he had doer? inash.... " Arst.lime dam yea. Sir, esquire of me whether I got soy piper from the Stationery Mike i" • ~ ' i., iiir.Jesaings epitomise to Si,. bitypietertte. amt. 'welted that the Aker ebenW .be reprimanded Jig i conduct. Sir Games Femme. cmilit sot sow phial, had ceswaitsed himself. he hall glees or that swat a gotta.. was emitted us It *se Isis (11k. ' iesqiitge) plus to ask tietpiesties of tie ilagislestess .hht.,Jegoingesaltil he bed autSlerie with nub ser ge Omsk& Norte is 4teisseiry,.. He had Mew htftti Mrimitsee of the Hasse of Co:swoop reepritiartp Slitak!wssY Oliket tintiebes was set iodises! to ask/ goosilas al ills Medifill,loh ~litlot is their Mime is •i, . 1 . 1,,,.. : ...:44.•.. 144 2r.gy7s t ft. rais Wt:'llieeillwlllmlwrsolww• sad that if he dared to glettesemesse• to myth Lineage his presence. he would inserkiecly miler him to pr sad admonished him. Mr..,teosings begged I. emend, , attribettem . tliti eXpresslons to hasty (teller. • • • Mr. Dees now paid atteutien isolates'', k it &milt be Suited a coach to wait for him I boars at Mom Lond o n Theatre, amid the Coes/miss charged blow Ss. which proved to be his legal demand. asid Mr. Jive rings was ordered to pay the whole caper's*, emissary! to ISs. Id. which he paid. ' • . Titre-vs gr..—J. Derry, as irtlea. was charged by tie landldril of a public-house in • .. .ouleteveet. because Le kicked ap some row in his tap-reore. The pitblicatt said “he only waited to get . rid el him!" Pat would sot be got rid of, arid the folioed./ filets eater list :—On Tuesday, Paddy, while sotateri* for work, feet a semis., who employed him to emerit i & Serie. to tie complainant's boom. foe which he gam Mm 1114. Mid a pint of beer, and hired him &said to go to the MrlcktsyerN Arms to bring mere letryage, aed • Us this occasion he was to be reds rns:rata with a shallot. The job was performed.the sailor changed a severely. astf.piW blearty, leaving Peddy's thfrtmer witti.the luatliMP . tills kifg told the man that bil: only bad heoM left for hiss, bat Pat suspecting a WI of a cheese, hickeldi .tap `s wheblevey.? sad be was sent moths sestahlmsaf. TheMcgtepaid, if tie alsifilndkaaasally Wisedl bar.it etas Aisehl to keep it fritieditepeise feUswebt Of week. • ile)mped Ilm twee yandikat it would sot. he oarwassary for .hie tat." . NOM eon NM sub' ... woo tileelsegml: amdavis id lAA. slim . so' h ere b ) sholietirtscilld way sitootrawerwesek • Asir. and oath ejoatimma toss—sts Swabia at witli.bisi r . . the gor . w do* , fellow,thiskitgAis ttiglyea lesprimassest se umosmeleme iron walk what • AAI 1019Alle 11-oMlll.—eart. Rea kilt. of tha brig t,..irvi yesterday charged by dimes Sew, &Castors se aims, with attempting to smuggle fiesmity of frreige biamiy, whits asd sad wises, pickles of exceed isifirtet valise. &c. • Magistrate was istlissi‘ estatsim a portend tri.• him by Act of Parliamest Im mitigate it he halG which iie Md. The defesdaat was glarder• to pay. Si. lis. itil. sad informed by the Magistrate, if he was over ,brought these ;gain trader sack esrcumstaaces, he wen/d , by no metal mitigate. . . UNION-HALL.—Yesterday. Patrick Daley. Timothy Sullivan, Thos. Sullivan, 7'hoe. Daley, Patrick Ronk% John Sullivan , Bridget lster, and Julia Asa, all Irish, were brought rip in custody, cbarged with a riot sad as melt, and with having wounded a petrel. named Holt, whose recovery is very doubtful. The prisoners, Mies placed at the Bar, inhibited a disgnatieg and frightful sppearaste.beiog covered with blood. James Hill stated the commescossent Of the affray, , when be sprang his rattle. Jobs *Donald, a patrol. who had Ma bead bmin4 up to comeliest. of the brutal treatisest he had received, stated, that on besriag the rattle, he um to dam Wee* of action. Holt (who sow lies at tbe Hospital) sad the witness, assisted in breaking ores the window. Holt KS ha me leg, sod was isstautly dragged into the rims. Mitres. put Ms head in. and received a blOw of. pat Ise, which knocked bin& into the street, when be lay • settle foe some time. On recovethig binerelf, be .64► the Lest witness and another patrol, dragjesg th e 06011 CT, Pat Daley, through • the window. - Wham ibtatifsed Daley as the uses /Ai had struck hits; wit sole asaiste44o taking him to the fitstah-liosse, sad, ea his tratewsw Holt lying on thole/M-0 the mem. n..d the parr, Thomas - Daley, staseling mew him with a hammer is his head, with whieb bobcat Mak on different pan. of dm body I the butt sods of the Omsk lay elms by on the leer. Belt was amend with hoesd, sad quite insessibla. The riot tested two beam -.•-. After other witannes bad dowribedthe eireweastssese pf the seam, Mr. Morris. an assistant is St. Themse's • lilospital, stated that Holt. the pawl, had received a sr Ter, monad en the bead, and bad several contusion on tie body. He did not ow:eider him is immediate deo , ger, bat danger might come on. The Magistrate requested that e tenants might be mat from the Hospital, signifying the state of the patrol tomorrow (this day) sad reminded sae prisosen fee another exassisatioe, °burr' At the same time. that he had never heard of a • iih i ... ly and disgraceful attack upon a defencelessi, sibs lay iusessible es the floor. iM.4 .• '- iletiorsl • La ILII37II.IITIMST.--.YIIII at, Hsu., alias " Jelin Anna," a miseraWmism •ag woman, very Issue 'of one leg, and havieg her head and face indented by many old wounds, was charged by two Micas in the Mentticlty Surietreith begging in the etteets. The officers raid titer apprehended the prisoner sitting en the steps of a door le Mile East, with *crowd of pet tone round Lor. to whom she was relating her adventures In battle, in birder ti create their charity, and stated that she had o'l4P:eremite from Ituckiughsaishire, when in fact, she !Lid been just dischaiKeu from Brixton House of Correction. The prisoner said her hatband was a private in the! Ith Light Owosso, and that ahe accompanied him ti. ?mace. The regiment was then *Merril abtoad, and In order to follow him she enlisted in theThh, and became drummer. and (might at the battle of Waterloo, wimp ler buahaod was slain be her side on the kith ofJime ihe received the wenn& which she now exhibited of that day. fifer Jamrne+s was occasioned by a mak she received in the thi;,•it. She was allowed ape, ion of 61 per day f:o:n tiurctootent -for her scre.c4., - r t ha beriiwe i that T eesesi .lllll•llalidtrat ted te be li g k et tlepuoS iaw, Jr 3h a e uri br sz ez I to ileo jiitioVki *4 So *Ms! to A, .rab v !istislo 6 # . ..Pin fa/kb . refs • shoe. ___, ' .., _...... ' , • ' ' grawilahrisliflkit 'said 'SW liellt Seim 4 i la ?. rtki.fies4jititt i th ilhah iCiiii Ili "ziiirelilis : mai : ermi ne year sea ;teco llikik rirert la' t . !: i'n ye s oThei— . •,. ' Prisower.—Yes, "lie f , by two demon* out dar,s s i wit hathing. awl they totJ my Colonel. tell caused so to h• discharged with erpenolcut. The woman was hnotted over to the pati.h om en , of Wbitechapel, who took tier to the of/Abbate. .. 4 --- - - --- - -- Taw. eon ilasehaessuoca, t o megracteurree by , Ducts.—Os the Tth of Actin. the trial of Mr. gam e d took plate at NMI% for haw's, biked Mr. nices t l e ;, .Inel, ere etatetl some weeks ado. Ike defrepast Lis at Brit indictor' far isiewlee, hen the gran," ern. iefunr4 A* bin. whereupon en iselletwast for iniinsleetehtre see fessiod„ on which chafer be sue trie.l. Afire a I•a g terist.ttse Jury hariag cesewrlteri about bye mint*, am m o. in a ronilet of-s Ned Mil/. Canutsoldiv. Oat. 111.•-fterty en Thursday more. het Ifir. T.V, Fewer,. esrgens a' Stureteess, was &eel With Me aegis disPorthset OA, the , 161 Hen% ~ . at piano awl the Italawsy filikos ti Viewer. . ikeseewilk. shout haWriot wise on the preceding ,mewlslt s t , hadealled lathe italf-way flame es his rb. talifirsinSloweabrarrik,ess hossebsck, anti ilipaight is initteiley:4l.ll his ge advised set so pa r h A rd e s gpegAesamile mom, hat k Is awed 'that ill beaded l lla ewes's.. awl lame the fatal esei•ket whteb ha hint et lifo r and doe title ia whit* fro moue albis porsofassiesei aerrieek - • tersafissolabeeitrosees,wihsteweetag.r-05 Smartt* h beerible•sereWis One mitosis* aussas itetppetrea shoat thirty yeses • oft. 1 It Witt Ottiof. llooster, !we bbed) Mehra eirdcAreirrefesiak children into a guus fans In the( park& cif Doshwarr aid *Vika hit senor so thew .1U tkprist tkrehildimo Itiog odder tight wmak de law sesisieseNalsritosir Alliavisa; be was Assaf*. ' unechni AK sttlewcity Nterteortboro bit redeptios trek the minks* lean elf es saturate ohs* Wes of esti prole, sham . ' 's :', ''' • ' ' _ Tat iti AostosOrs Oak Pas Maw —Mr. ovet e s seasidiateesoisw tesher. scerwrattia Friday law. et litte• is. ibis stiobbisrliood of Wei.; • librifard lithor. of lisuipraily. and forspin few Insity ran of aerial roginwesc, a "nye waseirisaity i.e pas. see seed wasishie Per WM* 10 4 t-ill - gent if pos. Ii• Pookkrgirgolifb •fiedirei tearlsell the contents of hie owe gin is fit right Bidet tlia'shat paned time, .hielasree and be umpired kr sheaf *tee askant's. 'his guest Ms' started •as eaitessel energies to the plots 'whams it eeeersed. when *tr.. 414150 was ;madly loose awl heloreel. • - • :* •• • . . About eight o'clock tell nowily eviedur, the tot. o. haystack. costal sin Asia .111Ary s Zellw , was awftet ed to be oo are upon Sibyl** f 'do tho parish a Pluebtry.is the occuratintood Tbedia• Pup I al though merry active asela** wee- jaserligoo neigh. boom. it was found isoposallokt *puma 1116 leded} di. Wee ion of dm, dub. 11 411 r. • r A aid aleemiag eteowemeeillssir Oast •selisolibir liel•ai the beam of smith, is Pear 'Mi. sours. Clerhesweibetiott. •A' istof hie, which his seised / 14014 , 41 •Pbobie Mt sett flembiebehli time. ate agedneMead elm (Apr eight loon • skeeklem area bit les nod shot yeemetese le the Heat. Thvahlidermitano bade labia se Si. 'Buthellemitegs lielidthlowberaerentaselvermagiplied;to the ossalltwe of thaliidesiormi.difilsdrisat of is* Ile waned Is the. await et the yetimgem. The Ept eke veto'theitray s Greed std etweinaby Ile eaggseasoihm havaashimanatet the animal web. esalitedid Itti testable of the hasilvi dooy bare thwddsdlehltiell! .km 4 the yeeagest reissue to the •: lot ••;, I thb dealt testify yeas of :cote:4 is a tpliivllloitiad Leghorn bear" Imo armor . 6 11tilleWeei be teething barkwaris sad lornMedespolinflgarele, mid-Woking ~seedy ilia the view, epposise lilefbeitestiery. She bell a Add h her armei aseassidemelly kissed it. The ars in formed Mr. fteele.mho told a traterman. The waste sees having loft the states, the repaired thither, and thus, herself iota the stream: int that part was alit& low v aitai them who watched bee rut tap and socesedel is taking hermit sad the child oat safe. She wept very rtedb; lead told them her same was Lewis, sad that the lodged is fleeereegrette. She related tellingthe cease of her distress; bat it is strongly suspected that she had beta eedesesd.aad:segliteted. She was cesveyed Louse to the plaarwbeearabesali she lodged. At fear elolocityartirdaymerelet. fs lb. wiltallsm • eassrelag his remade.' Ise observed lire islets, fres tie dietilkeemiadows at dor imam of Mr. ilex, grease, Is lielkillbAiefilnyi be ephithr his • male, mid sailed eta 4 ' Met Low." Thu *bale imigtherbool were Nese* sieemed t the iseentlo. irisoirma ill asleep at thi ware rowed. him theirdtede, sad hod so more it Ideas barely to ellbst thole seatipe 4011111111 the whole Wier was wrapped is a volume of tn. Several eaglets se rived ha , glint them bee:diellaisiee gelded such an seieedliecy. it was impossible• se save dor %adding. The might. Wag well 'applied with water onsiiited the lame to the plate where they originated. The bees.. with sill the I bark beibilege, worm horsed to the meads all the Meek is trade, hooka. forsitere. wearies exassl.lle. fella prey. We enderemad the Mr. Res hod fanered may to a small ameset. we wee asobte r bra how theirs originated. Oa The manse of list who was attempted to be aterdend oe Tist 'eight Sear the Weettelester I e6riatiry, is Lancaster. '• yeti hoe lived for a Wag time is Weehniester, has bet Meads are stated to be all in the country. vbe purees who made the attempt era her life is ahem bee owe age. He bad seat theatre's.: letters so bar Woes ilia ocrerriever, bat stet treated theta them contesuptnoraly. As soon as she met him is the street she screamed. and expected be woad pet his threats is execatien. When be mode the list blew at bee, she steeped bar head, sod eaxght the rase epos the cilia which es east is the boast sod soother blow *pen the Chia. which she parried, so that he was usable to tocch any vital part. She Imo Med as inseams gees tity, and vas very weak when takes Leto the hospital. We tears limb aisle likely to do well, bet is is great fever. After theasfies pet swap be was eters is ll.* lienefcrryworel. ;ming snide the Thameet'ired the "Mennen Bay they had she. we preen asserriag his sOrseriptioti bereft the river. It was, Inmerts. tupet rained that he shpt is liesistrect, is the Bearagih Ita Tuesday night. bet node. Mai bees obtained of bhe aim et. )1 %REM). Oa the I Ith Natant, at Lartboeut. sear Esetor. th• Rev. Goo. Kooriek, to Margaret, siilost datghte► of ebstles Ilowrisg. Esq. WED Os Tuesday last, at bis bossy, at East Shorts, EareO• after a toes illness, Ws. Gilpin, Eaq is the tit.L year of las age. Ua Monday, the thth lastest, after a long anti paishl M eese, hi the 1 , 01 yeer .f her ate, Pewees Ass. only delgtVer if the Its.. Petet Beta, of Totiewbasi-greea, Mid ilesei. . Lowles : Edited, Prieted. and rehashed et she Yew of "The IhaTa.v &PI" and " Tee Cassertr4 2, lo(.**liell . Voit oo :, a N: d . h o e :A lm . ! I V . Affi k. e .ire lik tr ied : to o b• addressed. t 4