The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-03-03 00:00:00

THE gTMIESPJAN. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KiliGS BENCH, MARCIE 4. SiILGILOVII I& WILSON. This was an action broUght to recover the sum of 71. Bs. 6d. being the amount of repairs done to the Plaintiff's gig, which bad been injured by reason of the negligent driving of the Defendant's coaehman. • The parties in this case were both gentlemen of fortune, and it appeared that on the day charged in .the declaration, the Plaintiff's son, a young gentle man of Cambridge 'University, was &riving his gig along the 'fottenbam road, towards Dill's Pond, ac. , companied by his servant, and going at the moderatef rate of about four miles and a 'half an hour, as close as he could at his proper side of the road, when be was met by the Defendant's barourhe, coming in the opposite direction,• at rather t quickened pace; and just as they were pissing, the Defendant'S cot - chinas gave a sudden turn towards the Plaintiff's gig, by, which the hind wheel of the barouche came in c00... 1 tact with the wheel of thitjii broke the shaft, and the young gentleman wis thiown over the horse's back, while his servant was precipitated into the mud at Light yards distance; the gig, consequently, was_ very much broken, 'and some time elapsed before the carriages could be extricated from each other. The ' coachman for some time persisted in refusing to eve his - master's address, but when he found he would sot be suffered to proceed, he at last gave it, Mr. GARROW, 'for the Defendant, contended this action was improperly brought, inasmuch as the, horses uuder Mr. Wilson's carriage were job horses*l and the coachman servant to the job-master, and, , therefore, the action should hill been brought against the latter. - • tie But it appearing that the coachman, although paid wages by the job-master, used constantly to diet at blr. Wilsop's servings' table, and wove his livery, . Lord Era.pinortocon, upon this, held, that ho was sufficiently the servant of . the Defendant for sU the purposes of this action, and therefore over-raied the objection. The defence was, as is usual in most causes of this nature, that the iver of the gig was wholly inl fault, and not the coachman • that he drove at an im..,' mo d era t e rate along , lo ud, the l d, and, by carelessness or mismanagement, came in contact with the whiled of th e D..fonda nVI carriage. . Lord ELLENBOROUGU left the credibility of the witnesses on both sides to the decision, of the Jury, who, after a short consultation, found a verdict for the Plaintilf—Dantages 71. Bs. 6d. end Costs. • and 1, his debt for wages, be did take some of , goeds, a view of returning them when be got paid. He prodroed a list of creditors to the amount of 7501. who had sent goods to Mr. Sarvis's sou-in-law, which titier had been paid for. The . LORD MAYOR, under all the circumstances, -mamon- COADIONPI,BSB. - Mesta I. sITTIVOS, BEFORE LORD :lISTICS SIR JAMES MANstIRLD,,AND str.o4ll 4 Jusits- ACTION TROD. RAIOII b. esaleirbmis. This was an action. of troves, brought to recover a certain quantity of Madeira wine, represented to have been taken possession of by the Defendant from a bankrupt estate, with a knowledge of its in solvency, and for which the Plaintiff was assignee for the creditors. Mi. S .rjeant Stuntmen said, the Plaintiff in this car revr .sented the creditors of the bankrupt estate of Lazarus and Cohen, and brought the action to recover a number of pipes of Madeira ,wine, eti whirl Crawford, the Defendant, had possessed him-' self, according to an agreement which would be after wards explained. Ile would abstain from entering folly into the case, reserving himself to answer the', opposition which be understood Weald be made to his representation. Matth..w Swaby was called, who said, be had been a clerk in the house of Lazarus and Cohen, and remembered a person, *ho called himself Craw ford, coming to their counting-house, on the 29th of August, 1810, with a bill of 15001. which had become due by the firm of Lazarus and Cohen. He said, on that morning, however, those persons, . judging that payment for the bill would he applied for, absconded into the country, assigning their rea sons for such a step to be, their inability to take up the bill. On cross-examination, this witness confessee.be had been since in the. King's Bench prison for'dobik• from which place he had written to Crawford, Omit, if lie pleased he would assist him in the present cam with all toe truth in his power, which Crawford dos.l dined. He recollected the person calling himself Crawford writing at the counting-house of Lazarus', and Cohen on the day the before-mentioned bill be. came due, but he could not say he was the Defendant Crawford, who was pointed out to him in the Court. In short, he remembered net whether be was a lean, a fat, or tall, or short man, only be called himself Crawford. The assignment of the bill of lading of the nisei, called the Favourite, was produced and rend In Court, dated September b, 1810, in which it ap peared, that Crar - from another Cnospany assignment originally front Thomas Butler, disposed of 29 pipes . vonrite,fnr Mr. Crawfr Mr. Serjeant Best part of the Plaintir Mi.Serjeant V. contended, that be rus end Co. to t _ _ standing that Lingam an assignment, upon ,of longing to his debtors, . PIM of Ling's' and Co.'s demand, lading auigned over ti - contended, was executed sion of Bankruptcy two months afterward. ligament on the original he had a complete - .s douf asks also 11 4#11014 Allure- - I . Last Julx t ismos • , a private jis the Bom bay Altillery,'lfas tr . at .that place for the murder of onticattoo Moodier, a Cooly. (a native water 'carrier). -I thitharge being fell); proirad against him, lie was found guilty ; and the Wwr - pasagl sae ' - ince ' -- him, obsetilai followir 0. • dismissed the complaint, and told the sComplainant there was no pretence for charging the Prisoner with Iblony. -.. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Robert Kennet, who stasis el with littering two ono pound forged Bank of Bagibilinnoble, 'was yesterday brought up for re-exarninathiSi.,bitt his • lege advisers not being in readiness, the stood' en , quiry was postponed till a future day, at tip Pd. soner's request. The case is, that a woman, with i-vishom the Prisoner cohabited, had been detected in uttering forged notes, and it turned out HOU ale bad received them of the Prisoner. A mah, named P. Cannigen, has also been coat mitted, for passing forged notes of ever); denomi nation, at various shops. 1 Molloy has also been 'committed on similar charges, but not to the same amount. These are cases of I phasing forged notes, in addition to the case of Smith, *ho was committed a few days since. HATTON GARDEN. • Yesterday, Thomas Pollard-and Thomas Gill, ap prehended by Butt and Limberiet, officers, were brought up, and underwent examination, charged with stealing a quantity of spirituous Hquors, from the Bakers' Arms public-house, Whiteciossstreet, which were found in the possession of the Prisoners. Some material witnesses not being able to Ittteud, they were committed for re-examination. A young fellow, of . genteel appearance. was brought ep by Bettina Limberick,, charged' on sus on of being a common utterer of counterfeit Beak-notes, es likewise with uttering bad three. shilling and eighteen-penny pieta, resembling Bank- lobe's*, a quaitity of which, was fatted upon his j Orton, br the Of fi cers, . !lite Nipper wits com mitted for re-examination, wwwsistopepasanumen . A very elegant ' pot, , Patia HMS lately pro. *Kited to Mr. 1k • i , Ifyillkalt igolo 'm utable Lord M' ..ifte4,.2l . .Esq. of Clannitial4 in ~- lisfAsig: - I tiOn of that Gent! and his spirit in the kelp of '— • • A-- The Loan Cm. the 'Dtteittlant's Counsel, auftsti. the Mcmin du* a, run of . oistetei to Liverpool (I Delimit took less it lef TOTTENHAM IprOnlitOd -. I ._ . II • . ~.`~ t'MMt stimm • - , ' . - " ~,~,, • NEM -.~. - . _ .....i - . MOP, - • f - ...."•••••• . ''. ' NA ' '' "I GA .T -r '`.....'.--. , : . • ,tl4lsvtau NAVAL • • T. he lioilbailiii" 1111 i e • • gle tiliti ' wflite name 'it ; ' 7 '. .. ..A . ' %lit nt,of the k, ofochodittaikitiliso .ilegtos BwitootitylefiLeieeitteist, 446 Unitise - ' ilide lheli4t4 siest , ...' i 1 ffe r Elll\ • rsillt.rt 154, 07 of thd - I 5.00 4 8% • 21 / 1 41444 -lois addretres to -a c ob * •- . "'l ,;- tea soarday •1# 1 ! t e r , arid 10 4 .05 sl e ozs s "6 bonslis 4 117, rjgs f 5 . cutters 411 ..09.Domingtoo oeesant.tis Id l tr i ' llung11111111"11t4 '' o'clock bill ‘" "', . l ; o 4 llfit , g , ti 601144 -140 t 1 11 491 k. 7142 s___,_ 4 l4 l , ' 'P 1 4 1 83 1 -42 . taiaed her coo ' sent to be married°. w la t!4 S atitigt h °". office wenisTat I . lalaiic . Atr. e. ,:l i a i kboaotilt o eard 4 bPP4 9 l i k l' a r l ct .. UW line ; ffbs I ing Iss tr . r •CT'' " 9 u nosy 1": ia , .: .. e stye ap,pointe or the ceremons %I rmo dog.** -thatithar a laqi.W *lOO. *ivy ~ a il- .4t :of tba 4 1itiatr PiPtounnission ' theiet,Adly preilartid;" went - s to the chu ib. c and fosakpbb bisa a qatmtity of 'lra _ ... ..rIAS of the 11 1191 , 1044a1ift 9 0 40 1 1 4 1 . 161 . . g4 0, - ' l•sooserdiskly - ibilltl'e is - the Mind of p i g iti t - • ' impressions of tokens on It ; aboot b ' in , Tulip?, 4 g?, line ; boiliteng, 11•1-1 3 8:00 1 4StAiste. Zotal sillisomitylvinse aboottnktow.• the -41-- .- -- 1 tJ4 '' *WI obi suppoaed to be counterfeits; 40 ! . .1 . ?1,z, c-L153 of the. Of A i sltr Ake rc . n4 , k w .* * owl*, th e a pe - c W i i briti Z o r esa ` .4 7adt then , purporting to be Sank 3s. tokens ; a .51._ t a 7/. l rlittltlie liediterranettsi - .2t7 . 1 Oltiiipe tr glie f id,on filo i sti ou ld ec , and sai d , c c Fri n a l s i S. .id hit 11. notee l perporiin* to be Bank of England WO i! lo the gisglish Chaos* e . of lief —la 'revealed to me last nig4 in,/ &earn that ;am 't ". also a quantity of indisputably good erskj. IL! lit `.hf Abe line. nand Portugal, 61-10 of the line. be nuirrisittici ; this )444 n-Tonni o 'vt , •-: n ot t o first said he found them •; afterwards ilia fisitOoKt N is i i, a i ne for'tt se ri es o f stx . I•Pai i i,' 'et Pe; I m - disaplitiutmenti.kiistaitly sefied,ths; whol e V e nation :lid them at Tunbridge. lie rtfuied to tdrsillitih Ile ., orient& lax as laid on thel'abfeordie &Use - The deseefdirldil# loolitt l i eviity.hl o - OL-,,,,:; P : , lived, only saying he lived soy, whores's" then de-' of COmaitetak— , more questions. Yester ' . ' LL . . 5 1 M2 -11 : 11 146 - - . I bl l aßl9 o 9;iii • . at et i " treaH tlii""bwasilli . rils., l4 . l : t ioriPaal7lni rlibiti fhouse rli o i v i be 4lislitP*64lll o e hilebisoo l i da sir y ed he no was t,to n be asninea, asked' at . - somata _ i p: 018411 ~ nneE bad, .. provided,. as a token of resp ec t c o . & ' Liu, when he said bi: ° l l a l s e ae l •w b9vs nll tfor °6l : lo is be k ro pi re ilie l . " .'l '" - 111 5:3400,990 - - 4(20A2_,§61 valuable siva . Mr. Lees, the Inpeetor of Bank sow, staeadth lig .. , sisope - - • vv,9w.746 • -R atite --,-Solne taluable./bithin Al i . :and proved the pretended Bank M. AL and 11.'aetta„ • ••ieto : -fait • • L 421,7,712 - - at 492 11,19 ) tiquithwita4whiety twee astoiered by:mr. mow, to be forgeries. .. - . _ fly the aboveaccodot it may be seen, that in the 1 farlo r esietidelmuld 4wklbeleavinalwy tht w oe ' s The Prisoner was committed for toeibsr.atams -7,4l4efpreiMA wtht.cia Wanes to pay to foreigners I of the east Aide f o ttbiiiiiiiiiiikat PIPVON a vma g , 1: / 7 ' . ' nation. DIANSION }MUSE. iti eterli.fig ! - -which must • have I m be e t r wee a n•renr o Ts and, iNslerr-fst from the for. • ' 'es'en"gait*lalltll ll uir Mtge} ; he Altl i t i l tin" 1 near p a l t!i b in Ai fi tien i t t ' d tit s P village• ib ig i l t lituletd Yesterday a man named Noggin was charged with I ..,,.., res pect s felony by a person named Sank, st rchant, i '•!als we was still m 41 Togra__ l e. . . elm yt emu,. under the following circ?o!. 2 o l _ ll 4' ,•tiL I.- 'tl il understood that mach glilcifii is iihel to try PeeP l e ° 'fieeekl i enaerire by Horsley; and by 7 : ,,,_______ . ' in fnrnishin' - OW light cavair ' regi- 1 4. ' unuell ' i "`" -4° "'"' 4(aleanti ti n/ dte consist - stated, Etat . t Fr' _ .. Prop -,ir„, Mr. Sat44ir . ..•4 a.._ . est , ~,,,,..ebruarrmia. ._ tug , „try 4 , • - •-' . . eta e on _ last he obtained from a Man of Coknit ton -ifs-1;. , unlike with * which appear to haie bee n to the ha;dr supply o f 1 sWerable number of silrarond. brass co* tow of i l aw ) a bill o f sa l e f or all his s t oc k o'4 spirit*, tiones for, the aecessuy remensiti. . A oung unsee. : t h e a ' in f•PO4. PrriVretßia!reral niaMes o r b an of a sword ; and part of a lamp of bronze, or rove.. 1 &c. in certain cellars belonging to him on Old Fish. 1 !amid horses cannot stand the vark, - with the change ;• 1 street-hill in liquidation of a debt of 11151.whieh he , of forage and climate,,a4migkilemsee only ta tt- now ; l had contracted by borrowing money of him, the ' be procured from thelisalees t Off* cootinekv: similar " fil l lalhletild I ". shape of a bird, of 'i Complainant. ' The Prisouer,had been porter to his , increase annually, arrathe dill el I I t. 4 itilki gF ea t e t very fine workmanship: fitt,l!_iiy is wanting ; iti 4 son-inAwir, at the l timar he received the bill of sale, IWlts vier known in thistingddin. y , t ' I I -other respects it teas rieethihes th e !but had *ever been formally discharged. On Friday Mena? Caused a greit qiiiikafitY . orisillitt fo .Iv a% to/HI of tAfagt • ..il , : last, when he went to the cellars in question, be-rbalesasported from Abruzzi to4fdpleiivla 'lla. ' It has never before &Hen to our lot to rotund o wic4 o , found them broken open, and all the stock of wine ..mass by the Appenines. The twarspewity this risete shocking an occurrence aii the foliofollowing t— ~ time ago the appearance of a servant-maw o f m r. ands pirits one. Vudersts.ndiug that the Prisoper ~ pt fi rst . alcated imprecticabie; but all difficulties LWs, of Carrigan, gave cause of suSpicitto ti nt had been seen carrying ;way some *Nwine, he "NS oreigime 4t an enormontaexpence. It is stated that she oat ge him to be apprehended. . 4 . 1 he hatt ehlrected timber to construct six ships of' he was with child. She denied the ch a r ,h o t. w The Prisoner, in his defence, stated, tinitlft. li biline, and an equal number of frigates a n d bogs • / staff, ith such solemn protestations, Sarah's son-in-law owed him 231. for wages , due and that he has likewise obtained, from the dia; befitted innocent, a conclusion which her good con. since July last, one farthing of which he could never Italian ports 2000 sailors. duct for several years in the family warren, Rad d place. One ni b l ast in her get paid. He believed that Mr. Sarvis was in part- On Thursday * eveutins Mr. Burry, the Itiridus, she was continne • • Dership with his son-in-law, in consequence of baring appeased in the character of ' Akxandgr the Great at week, an elderly ' ivennap was accidently/1i pnt to Teen him so freqdently in the cellars. . With.respect tai the Bath Theatre, and the Baas Herald says, that he -sleep i i' the saute roonrstithlree l nerd`e - shortly aler the charge of felony, he denied it; but aoknowledg.. mere than verified the most sanguine expectations of ' tie r had retired tab * life maid-servant tik 'ed the 411 that when he went to the cellars on Friday; hi Ms warmest admirers. His excellence is said to wi n woos* if, she ins : , asidlin ibe latien r visiting ta rid them broken open, and several pelvis taking the portraiture of those extravagant ennitions and *a ...., /aidl P, 44 . l44l ' l lstiti ll i c . ° P.P at A°l-wb i a1, k _a1g .... 1 1 ,..di1 ,,. ,,. 'A ray the property in exeCution for debt, and think.. &guise situations which are scarcely hennaed* 'll' he r; t drts t rlll4 l4 (l42Pw• - 9 `"L.'m u lnl l4l ftug ' there Would be nothing left to cover " ow 4 probability. His voice is saki to he greatly lesorp*eg awake , hnwever, A ~, sp, tystigtt he, Alttantio _ _ ... . .the * 4 .,.. _ . - ' 'iris ittrae s teia'elttp FUR ffehrthe bed rob , 7 1 -.. n . -,A,' ' i' diity 'arta" lb( Vettrd ' Ol . __ _ ;uncaps ~.....,..,____ .ce of destrVin __ . Sy Ja a saitabill4. dreis, in whiebAkeVail passage acciga• ' — fi,t 7 issat the majesty . roan nature, endeg every form and' cototir tld . dicele the sacred principle of . equality, which is the essence.ofV. lap; and jutice, • --.•`"'":::Prirr . 11 ,01: 166, 411 . 486 ri t n " , ; it is twleessary that Ike law eir - FAeind'iliOula - glyejt . 4„' l u r ,:. 4 ailif t p t r•• 7 , .g t . iF4lint new sample of resohified tcrivente;lWAeldli'h`first 'I i 2': 1 1, , ... W . L! armaest beim* tyke hatUrliapjdnoss ' ft, be* se 'act • °.ntit!r..tr Tiv litlki~ ipit: 1 - ,`I -S . , , p i : . .;its bondage& statfoorills -It h trecesiary fen is , " • i t*F l _, ..i.. a o vier of wen in th ese **tip __.. aIS. .; Se nom e l i n i tt l , li ether toy . tigh for it s p onaft wo soordtvassenebaNignsealieggfaaiemellarehispeasal, taw for its protection." " The behaiiour of . Estelete li _thi_, . wi tro4 l ol lol , Ogllaallo*W In prison was at first Sidilliant speriMen of dePre. umuic; , 154 1 eiWilts eAft*dirP site; but he anallY becantelenttetit;rind'OWned hit raw 'oyite . t , 3 ..s , e,;;. .. . malt. He was ettecagest se the Espleisadi rat the A pikte7ll . g littr o Ar . ll) %; • el, 40th, before a vast multitude broeihttogother,to wit. Meisra:'nermi h . cos . .at -. 1 re" lb . -.; mess the death of the Ars; guropeap who had suffered the iiidskirosalf*Miti 1404.1 h =„ 0 " . ..1 : . capital punisbrnentielleimbair for'twoulrfire years span, in the clear, 111.00NelP*4 ' 4140eit . and of the iiirt littiltiC , fiatig . pi irlittniOad keel 10l0>11.0titaltrallirilik faidiblisaallit . itillieted for isterelhiellliii:•• .:' ''' • l3 ''''.. '. 19 aaat-irga. lON4 II I. tas!.. A whet disgulatcpieoribirlbeditirrilerdisPbryalt arterials having - Jre;7repe "rg 7 rlg ed it 2 q" br o bh it t i r e ;_ , ..tw thy*. , 11111 1 C4 , M .linybitaiih,, hy le tte„,. il e . *04:10.6141e alike aided by Mb Men If it hkr ar t,ttlf the Dicer , (plate.- .Pitiliii•-misetimi *Pt; *a **l ingiests tints'-111. ss. c. . F ... I tiptilt file lite Is gales, beteg ordered ; 41 7 A* ':,... Vhiruitity, or at Nil Woo Vlir prkerved on ilk • leek leabilbin ijoft lost his hold . ell (>7.. 41bitmiellilleif age tiny hmeactuall, 'kb chat .11•161 ~bass skits ipriing .l oVei n e ~ _ldat, anti *paw begadagage of the must freepientlybe set ~ Imien4l4ll4Fihillreith a rope be ore hi lidiiiircely . 110,04-7-.Taimikt the imagination . in . tills ,respidta."7. drilled astarterlf the ship. Mr. Homen.hatt 'twieir Wilicannagement is whimsical enough, If it be nit '. perforspgd.44 ; spy pAlski!try, and Met ken - pent j . ceitliity 'to sendl General. en't distaitt expeditedar *" m0tat,,t0 . ..1/19 . gp)i Aid j eatenas# lea his spirited ; bit Mounts 1 - sttch, • takes two gr three turns roses . - serviCel. " "• , ', ... • . • • In consequelesentlis fritormation, Wee kindred : When titir is ended, he stops short, and mom. guineas; *ma rat NllliiiiWitoonliiirtair the Wind,: mamas Ws rocjtative, when the journey is suppoieil 1 lesson boandlinifilkeibillitiatkilltillinineit4f Wey- to be perforiOd . .. 7 ,-Barrow's Travel: in Spain. mouths 1 7 1 .11 la' • tfra'SaTaat latile#o6lllls/ Use About eve iiviis since, a child of Mr. Sheppard, seised, together with the rte.. .p ~ . c ...• /.;:f 3 bellinging to one of the coach offices in Portsmouth, 2.2 In then I t Tees lay, , at Plopapklr e , ;pa a* bret who - is since dead, was stolen from his parents. *dor id the A 1 . tted tn.lllll l Pre Every possible enquiry was made after him, at the iitrtindeti,'''of 'them In • ~ . ' Ti t o rotinanty , ti me , with ou t suo c e ss, and he was given up for lost. ~ .11.ColMdi4014; Uhl bit ifilitili• ftialit4tastsio 'for- 'H e h as , a o w d a y s s i nce , ma d e hi s a pp e a r auce in the ci* ailletelrbr ihaligiffoßilii6lhat 41611 : 1 7 Pareg of I Hebe frigate, just arrived in England. The boy had filisilf"aldrarod late continent Minters. Senna ' not the most " distant recollection how he was enticed 411144.1r10 Jere StUngett OTAltellte/eletiel 46 1 14 laway ; bet remethbers he was put on board the Boyd :and. one, ta wipetkal)ar,.. e ild i Alefg, oar. w,. . rattan, and . afterwards nths. seqtora pr r i n sio t n he Loud. rli tibal - d ale' i r tik aliii 10.16 . :14SIFireg tlailyttesT iiiiiktrt 41* ldielt ar ! F renc h .. ptoOV "or thongiF, . , • -, ~.....' ~,,*-,_ ........0 - 0.,;-. 'O6 , . ....-1" -:: ---? .• .. _to'lecz:,-4::= 4 ......T... - ..'. .- . ' "-* • --' ••••• •-. To• - ••• _- • -•-• • - • ..----- 4 *..- •lir.-",••••.t •1. ----..----., -,--,-,....--„.- : -.•-•,.--- ..., , • , . , . . .• • i.. 1.: .• ' -...! . . -11 t,' -_-•!" .• . • ~' . •,. . . .. . . ... _ . , .._......_ . ~ . , . . .., • • thevlndow excited her _: •Pc. . et ": r -- evfalnqiiliklatemel lien Ilkatiiri.• when search M 4, mps olede ..; s4er the _erifslew k . 1*(1 , the ilunthaog r ..,. tac,e ~....cif of a new : bo ~ hif . tt wi th la. 1 thioat c ' ~ streop:Tome, rylp ,h. Th'o 4. p r i , Tp PO 4 rt i t n 6. 4 • 4 • - *4 little '' . 41 1 iFelritts as , r Whit ieflaffettDollolkAtLorail , - isuritao :t 1 .... hiatiercrwAilrfaillwavevey exillialiallairey Arne. 4;17:,,,Tit; d ;.;;Z, ,; c i ;;;,,,, is ,„ ; ,.Thr" I ilii kelp of the iftihlaMlean IsianTliT_O - 1 finerle4 Ia n ' not, ' Qat ' ha Pl rtin ‘ tnr *:Pf d • A mos t 60 1,°'' 616 *P0• ! Wfhisol, and; a ft erwards sent to Ma ill the LOsta• *s p ear a t merc i liw t s w h o h a d d ie b a th th e market o c L ow d eli , b y w hi m ' _ pr o em l 'll . - 1a.. „ 11 .... en shelter CIN 4 i - to . . the tail: ' old_ a _; 4 West. .j . : the 1 .....n• ‘••'...., been 2.5 Months in a French prison. . nail) , rams Lewes aad Co: : "drattrisint. 'hernias bestow a ' list eke` ausbe t is ".....= ' ma " 6 " 9ls '''P nA ls Tit•Disititi.-=-Aamilee pe•iit'or the depreclittion. er, a wiemperclanty mid, be had I Pheila beritios of folefige ametries:: 40 t .. t lin l_f lag , ...,'•,__ ___._____ l ' hic k lind . ada k _ . " ' of this intellectual amusement occurred a.few weeks Apes or wine, which came in the Fa-4 !..,_ „ Aix, *No loaded with kelp frail .. ~.the sies4. se skin _ . 441r 7 1 . 0 . 4 - nt,.., 411 " 1 " ... ..._,11..,4_°n hi s bare see, M the ‘ pnpuloas,towsk of Bolton, in Lancashire: Crawford. .- : I . °°"* ,_ , 4 °.__AlanY tb© Port of TooOdott fr lgles~ was announced for performance Brat b are tone laded th e c o s an 'the I lismiu totertourse the extreme petite/ s ear ' : gr ails . ' elr"r ar lie II lid, " an d ntif. • tho attacks of the fiery ;at the theatre there. When the himr, - arrivol kg Op Saturday se'neigit orarr .sea - -•- . s e . 11 . qn rne u - I drawhsg op ell en . !-taln, there were duly four per- VAVOKLI, fortis Defendant, briefly ittgl . two or the French • *if pa st C . 4 14 be wasformesly a - creditor .of Lats. their parole of &MOM - at •' . - , i .. ike =mui lim imiunri ur ittr imr Poomr - 7 .l t *a -7 ° i ie k kid e t; a bl e k A u ipuici vi t a wi d er _ 1 formation thereof was ' • tit :* Zi t ao lives Wiriloston board' s° " . . ' The It a he aga ga r :lery haw , e a le n r d , not wal L d ne 4 :11 11 the te pit or 4 0 xps. I o'clock., when the :four , were - Inoreased to atit,itt flgase and Cb. were le fiessession of ape! innkeepers'stLeughbo ' . ' sad -.•01411141111e trial in Debits for en assaults 'AM the ! t wa i i ty_five, at isnif plies The curtain then Tcse. upon a cargo of Madeira wi s e, pie-. that et* were likely to PM' . 'that town . Wo rn MN .14;, Will- Om shairl ;tothieltPtee* and _the compny .. l)e o lon . thn Caitk §Yearle at 11 1 .3 , leaters he paid MA. the amount, *heti near to relate, silty lif ' hours 1 ., ..,,?...,.,„„,,,„..,....,.... te Altlio 411104 'laird " vtlth'irist tie audivice appeared pgrfsci Co.'s demand, and had the bill .of elapsed before twojmnows itiedeirbsi pretty to _ LP° 'Mogi Vfot wmisk i llgs , : • lldlt " to ___L., over to him. Now that Art, he the descr*tion of the f ►*, COM bet foot toihn wer° optic ' r Mine Tart . , , executes' in July, and the Commis- Bull's. geed Ina there, ' .. red dinner s ' •. .a thie tit liutith . at h t sere Of Ilit dni -^..• , zi --:7ds :: ipiehML 101.b i - 'l 4 ' :4i - - • ptcy was not Issued Ail! *Mori ties chaise lit :raicester the '• ,' Mrs S - nehilViljit'lle eiisbC" . " " the Verdi's* `witi k i t rz ,„ Se Pridsi kft t iheladlltsfierrliar_9o4 fi n kr .erwards ; therefore; biliiwit aim as- leinsediehilt epPriii v in'' • e 40,64 - 16 • toespo; • ~ ; 141#47# ±)bistirsed,' SIM ids • .., 1164 , miris t t aday. a " - , l ,,, A p o s eloo d oxi d o opi on eeb,douSeiZie.'4l original tenure of isilipsFut L iv. itiw.,,H _lgo' took_ . litst4y, asti tai l , I. . ~ ~„. .;,,,, 'awes . . i. alt . isor ar qw , itapaaraek i . . - act.nuta aj o bilda rt cla - -tr.! , t•I 3 , 1 amwyise • ft, ~ ••" !te and satire right to the callio•lif• eefedftin before" :Ba h i e d f f;'irlist,lt Wei f i,..:.. , • .-......, .. ~. . ~,,_.,.s ~,..,„,.6 0. ,..,. • :,..„4...,...ditdovered, that ' ''' ad ths ,-: m ' • ' . - SAO' , • arm :-. ' - '6ll4ll m ata . • , Ati sr Justice tiotirel, :$ silth sirptrosid, they wemebildt , - • Isesume, r open . _. . • e . . , r , ~.,., ias4 L A O Mani& O. ' • 741eidk , - I'. •rolosilcyni, - Counsel, mid the.Fleist ' ' .bysbite, one Of these, ' • filer . I , ' 'rm . ! , t . v,:i - -. • --.., fig .. g. *wipe . II : . • •. -•-•- 4** •.- * . ' t , . , k . . ". VI , .t•-• #` .' :French Otei i why; ' it' - "..- ",:. .. s '.- ''..' - '7iA 1 ' a ' - It . i . • . that Mir% _aniline othetOoviniss '• . • ''' AO giv' 'I '7 .;' ,i.'- '. „I ,e)ft ... • , 1 ,1,,4 . on-s of .Lits.Lnins. we learn, that . Mllll4eispes'el f who be hkd en ftrt aka f s ' ' i lkosint a •' ' ` 3 , " -, - • I, • . - t. • : pimei reaDeo... :. . ,- . . . . , " ' c , VP of Susxsessas's 7hasjscsi for fee 'Mendel, that iklace-'' „They'Viirar -. I - • ...„ .IlV.4lP,radWit* ' '''. • pool (Drury . ..larie;'zi r eTOPPP s o), . 111 °7; - • 4isct - - 1 .,• •4•. ~ v: • I t tfti e if iu , .. - ~.....,,- - ..; . 7 - ,c.-- ..t it,. -• * . t at than SIM. a *Wt; end iA the biers Titanspost Ilinstd* Shalt ,jsriler his ••-- ' - ?.. : s .21 . 4 `. • --.. 7-' . :'!°'''z•- A' 4 r 1 •' - ' : '. 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