The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-11-23 00:00:00

.. . .. ~ .~ ~' e ttLiiilt'SCOUltT.—Nov. 22. . . . • _........... ADILWO. lIIE LLIT INDIA CON/ANY. hark s perion of the came of Blanchard a Court to grant ant:oder directing that the lampsey should pay over to him the sous of able !dm to provide for the nasta.Ol of 60 ladle. the counsel for Mr. Baxter °pond'st la, thrt-the Lanus had been engaged to ' from India to England, upon the. under .-y *ere to be shipped to retoro to their eipence of the owners of the vessel, ...0 weeks after their arrival here. The vessel ...4d this country in seMy, and the profits of bee retriAteie were deposited“oe basis of the East India Company. A dispute exisilaketweels Mr. Baxter and 'Mr. Illsoehard respecting the right of ownership to the yew!, and a cause was now pending In the Admiralty hears to &side - Ibis question. The East India Company refused to pay any money ortkg„ the funds in.their pos session, eittersto M r. lialtiCar Mr. Blanchard, until . the question teepecting he title of ownership should have been detertornatl ; to the meantime the Lasears, for want of the money Mpesway to priyide for their paange, Vreterssropelled. conattry to their inclination and the 'agreement whist orb* they bad been ehpgal, to re main in this counter: Under these ciremostanees, Mr. • Baster payed that dote/tart would direct the East In dia Company to treader out of the funds in their bands • , -, 'the auto of MOE, 'teethe p urpose above -nnotioned. lt . t The Court acceded to i motion. ri• - - s •I w n Ili. He, this me mg; informed the Court, that • ', t r ke.hte:Bastei..had obtained the order for the transfer ..-. i Are 6004, he had engaged with the captain of the p NVlPOnseno for the•pasiage of the Inners to India ; ..-,- he now refused to draw the funds from the East 1n ...f.- dii Compasy to pifUre eiptins" . . The Melpomene was • otpested-to sail instantly, and hie client (Mr. Blanchard) . yeas eatramely anxious that the Wears shoultisail in it, - as ;bey were highly dissatisfied et being detained in Ibis coostry, wbish they imputed .to the instrumentality of Mr. Ellinchard, and bad actually hover/di house in eon arrqpeaoe. He therefore moved that• the Court would . er-eule its former order, And direct that the sum of - s -. . elrould be transferred by the East India Company Ev a, .fifr. Blastbard, to be appropriated 'fly him to the sa - awing tbepasstrgeof • the Litwin to India. - :11e.Attc, who appeared on the part of the , East .11n '• Company, said that V - - - • " A themselves • stallahohlers..and S • *at th hllly '~. 1 4 ' , .liellettetheVifre•Chanteller . shalt f...ei granted tiro an r - for the elettiol„, , witieb Irthe *Ott i'itist•da . , k' phall be absent then,ae: I am extremely anxionibc, 'ate on the occasion. i 1 !The' *Oa isiiitlrlit:tillot tately,"fbh is*/ find Meet midi' Z fiiiivillt4tir'elf,:liith . lo* think your Iflend is tuflA ti.4l,ifo•Atiteemarm4Aldwir ots. . POrl trif g9igeolo94.topelattteL. _ t.,:, , . . , • .. • ,- r7': : r ••1 . " "..40111111.... ~ !-,11 '4, COWIIII4O I / 1 1101MS .fiENTCH, 9111011: • • ' • ilifiettdirOliiee Or moat:rice,' • • i 1 . ",", ' •AI . 'v."*Oxa. . :.1111# wa s . tit 4iiio i 4. i liiiiiiaiast a gentleman Lis labreacit hoveof4i i rotet irtiriaga, tried at the ritiiag as. 44as for Yorkshire, talks% the jury fan s& a verdict few the idaintiff..trititl4/If. , amigos. .la Trieiar erne a vele wesebtileed to-sherr. eaten why csew tried whited tat be bad, on the ground that two witnesses, the sisters, the plaletiffi hat cessibittesl ferjarf ' At the trial, the defendant repaid lovely . ..a seWit letters addressed bt the plaintiff to him, not insisting on anYittonslie of mat: rive, bet reqiiisting thatibe erettid.preente her a ants tinn,.and make loose retielint fee' ilk ebitd of which hr' *al the &thin The riettslithirtiOliePlaiertlfrsiere quails tlened by tht.defeirilidea entitled fts to the handwriting iirtlitse letters , ita t kAy iiike . steel epuld neither. rr*4 :af t ainarrite; ;WI C.01114' ir sli l teeXlas lly . sitiff ; upon which 0 1 / defendant svAijirixe,44 fxq the letters in Eitdeine. ' The (dirk,' a nevi t ''----- Ibtained oa the • ground that these ogle/pea soul' mid burl triirabie tiftinuitted is:- I t.wae now admittml_th-' /pry were tamp. ground was tie' Veitten by ; thin. ip!custonte , t to 4af f ier. Tlie ciiiipsel cOatended, that they Ntat of testi, 'her- - sok the letters Jury to thitils filter operated __ _,-..,..__ Jinni,. Mr. netNt ebotied cause against the rule. The whole ixidence in Ain asuie ?tined that there had been a pro owe to marry this yoor woman, whom the defendant had seduced eh - A desertevl. There - were clothes bought ; what , relit they be.for t but fur a wedding? Mr. Justice Beasi.—As there was a child, they might' Irate been tot a christening.—(A laugh.) .. Mr. RAM proceeded to urgethat the defendant might Vaire calledlbe third sister who was in court; and that letters could bare tuicit no difference in the verdict, 111r,Serge'ent Ili:Lanett, Mr. J. Wi Lid ANS, and Mr. . fetavaiiami were heard in favour et a new trial; but The lionay were of opinion that the deice/Lint was itetatotiileti to urge that be was takett by surprise, until lisi bad called all the 'fiieteri,. and bad obtained a denial free; then all; and that . subetantial justice bail berm Om by die. verdict, Which they therefore refused to die.. isib.—Mdletniebarged. .., . , ciatiwaxterenetalrow. . .. , . , Mr. Cssittnexx meted for a tele to show .eiese,4y a tfrhoitl4l inferination should net be filed epithet a Me. geitrate of abe county of Ilereford f for a corrupt abuse of Ilia office in committing the servant of a gentleman o wne d Lain, fora inter act of trespass, in cleating the Witineonrse of a mill, the-property of Mr. Austin, adje. 4e3 We tto the Magistrate's premises. in this stage of the p ^ eettiogs we forbear enterinir into a detail of the par ets contained in the everts affidavits. . & lea?, under lire ciramostaaccs stated, granted a r 'tan. • CONS.; STO RS COURT, Nov. I& • 1111111 LOW V. 111171111.41 W. ' . . This was a snit of divotse I ntessiel et there, promoted by Mr. Tharlow, the hust";nd;againit his wife Nude , Marlow, by reason of adultery. The !deeding. were teed at great length by Dr..l .. . pod Dr. Lusa:no ses, immediately atter which the Court proceeded to t. The Learned Jonas (Sir Christopher Robinson) ele &erred, that the p cause originated in a suit, brought by the defendant, for a restitution of conju kil rights. She bad not succeeded in establishing a 'claim to the interference of the Court on her behalf; and it would appear by the evidence which had been that day produced, that at the time when she institote'd she proceodingjest mentioned 'bewail living in adultery, and passing as the wife of a person with whom she ear. ried.on the criminal intercourse. In what spirit, or for what purpose the suit was commenced under such cir cumstances, it was difficult to imagine, though the Court was willing to admit the most favour able interpretation it world bear. The parties to the snit then pending were, it seemed, married about thirteta yeiro before, and the answer of the husband went back to there, 1809. For a considerable period they lived traplailly together, and bad five children before their separatioa. t was not till 1821 that Mr. Thurlow became fully ap prised of his wife's infidelity, or discovered the idol 'irons connection which had subsisted between kw and several individuals. in answer to thew, charges Mrs. Thurlow had resorted to recrimination,,and it ars' some. what extraordinary that the two periods en which she Azad were the years 1809 and 1814, towards their latter tad. No specification was made of place or einem. imam, and the whole was made to rest span the niter• nese to be draws from the testimony of a toadies' gas tiewma who attendedthe husband at those periods. Had ebb eseThisinatios, however, been substantiated is the Clearest 'Winner, its effect. wield have been very goer tioosble in a rase like this. Such was the resalt a needing', and in looking at the evidence,, that of Nape beat White was so distinct and conclapive, ay tfo4eire o. very little doultinpoiltie mind with r z , 4,llg,gctii eljpal paint—th“ of Mrs- Tinialow's , arks , deponent swore to the latter biting pass ao satire slily thud Wight With a gentleminiho then ladgni) , is the hew, and that she,the witness, saw.bei go sway piviiNgy hlbevitordi p g. This *as corroborated - 14 tbe laialladr: asitidairittg , over ber"coliabitadon with Dir.yergitiva . ' log - 'lnelt, a place i • nsets was Iv of" , • desenption, . • tiair i importance. lilted Lb r - other oiut • Stattliggi-Roollg.—Tbe t ier - of she oelebrafed Topaz/14140t* which fired. upon the Waft" wad months *oh sod did more CUlCUtien thou that ,people eeksewlesiged, appkd to the. Lord Mayor feeble Lord ship's interposition in favour rife little bernemted Shia. whom maim and'iniefortusea entitle him to partionler notice. The thietiet said that is *um to Chiaa. the lipase touched at Voyise, where theigner boy, is the tows of 'Trincomalee, was -hard at weiskinmengst the natives. and seemed to he greatly discoolinned at his Aunties. The Fusser tompamioneted the uefertenate child mid fwd. tog that be spoltethe English language,n:oposed to him, to leave his slavery and take his chalice IR another COM* try. The offer am-embraced in an instant. sad the bay was taken OP board. with the consent of Captain Rich. ardson, the spirited and honourable commander of the frigate. It was impossible to do justice to the yew's seaman daring the period of his service. Alehongh not 13 years of age, his activity, courage, and grater renal illation of benefits could not he surpassed. Indeed, tie gunner felt whet he called a weight upon his break which be could. net driceilse, at bring obliged to pest with young Sties. whens'be took away from thewosa society to whisk the little fellow had Item his halm* *loomed. -Hot duty pressed upon the man. the broken sp. and he. tor, which he teuM' ray was oat of the ,Jett-to the treasfet, hoot se friend lathe hoes separated, intended the humanity of felt some Surprise at to *Waits a situa tion for so ;minable a boy. The gunner declared that be should select. the boy from a multitude of all ages and abilities to accompany him upon any dangerous enterprise. The journey from Portsutoutb to London/tad been undertaken in the con. *eat hope that, master could be found tbrpugh the in. terference of the magistrate, or the well-known liberality of the public press. if, however, the attempt 'Limiter/1 be succertful, be (the gunner) would still continue Me conttibuticni for the support of the boy. The Loan SlaTon raid he should certainly endeavour to.setld the bay. aid directed that the tiovernor of the tilifsiitit-street Comptes. should in the mean time take all possible eats Of him. At patting from thi boy The gunner shed tears. and gave hiui more than half of the contents of his pbeket. It was in the course of the recital mentioned by the gunner, whose name is Hutchinson, that he was one of the two whom the Chinese demanded for execution, in consequence of the destructive fire which the Topazi had the/vied against them. A great number of the crew had been cat dreadfully in the coarse of the dispute un shore, and when Hutchinson received orders to are, he did not forget the condition of his comrades, and performed his duty with the most terrible fidelity. The Chinese, he said, first admitted that b y a the are from the ropati they had lust 14 men, an afterwards they diminished their account to the number of three or fosr, iu conformity with the 'usual practice of that people is usierepreseetleg facts. Hi believed from Ids moll that they lest 24 awe ; and be added. that the captain on bow eppliodeo for the gamier. to bang whites I gallows ;11,412•010areeted, laughed at the regent, and would Loss Mims at them as long as be had powder sooner Ilias .yield to such an application, especially as the donne bad brought doves the veugeafte upon them selves. l'aswontr BROlLESs.—Captain Saumaree, who has midertaken to see jostler dons to the soldier's wife, weeds ease we mentioned the other day as one of great Metleihip, sustained by her reliance upon two persons mil acted as broken without being sworn, appeared at Justice-roost. sad bad some conversation with his " Lordship. The Captain said he had frequently applied at the house of the unsworn brokers. hat did not suppose they had say intention , of paying the poor woman her 40i. or poseuriag her a passage to the Cape. The c on s equence mia4 the Carats had set on foot a subscription, sad hegml for the saartiou of his• Lordship. ni LOUD Maros greatly appeared et the alternative, adapted in favour of the poor woman and her he child- MN aid expected at least from Messrs. Capp and King mime attempt at remompseee render the bead of subscrip. Ma. His Lordship then put down his name for three Ohms. and directed the Aid clerk to prepare the moomeary papers, preparatory to a process at law against Capp and Kist, for acting as brokers without toeing swore. At the request of a Correspondent, we Insert the fol lowing report, which may operate as an useful ween iest-lOn Monday last. nor Itals, a porter at the na toesett Head, Aligate, of the Came of Market, appeared to auawhw Sitallbeell issued against hits, for overcharg ing a parcel mid substituting a false ticket for that ors finally delivered to him. He was convicted in the pp sal9' of Mts. and costs," 02-11ALL.-2 us tar 1 MPOSTOIL—Yeserw day, a girl of most fascinating appearance, who has so soilless variety of names, was brought before L. B. MI. &mogul , by the overseers of Serinoedsey, charged wink having become a raper *1 that parish wader ciente masons of the very groeseet deryption. Mr. Holland (thesoverseer) stated, that the prisoner had been picked up in Hersondsn-street, and eenvried to the workhouse ni a state of great appment distress and fatigue. She tine stated that she had just wanted • from Myth., is Kent, where she hail been seeking Ildlorabi tag Ole ip • 111 .•of a lanweidsied wit repel •fle was esinvidllik alai Hi/eked se* of dim& The record WIN spate in Wit ion. • Leeks the evening %Ohl for. theft was proceeded's I Wino hledieseef any own literal' 'ears, befitesitee Ikert.-411disffertgis Mar) aRT ann. .11#1110LARY AT LITTIMOL.—The shop of Idt.'Heetwed,theriller, of Paradise-street, in that town, woo beams' In* some detain the interval between Ss tarday nighithe Sth oaf, Monday merolng the 11th inst. and articles of jewellery, osimeatilig is value to about 410011 were sainew. leforntatkos Was seat to the pollee 0 1 Mavethester, that the nee *Oki , had perpetrated the talthory wore inspected to be gene towards that place ; atul-en Thursday Hr. Leveddee, a deputy constable, ap 'piehmisied fear Lett Hugh ifiedonald. Rowland, James ?midi and Jose ph Adams, upon the three lint of wham hi kind various small articles of Jewellery.- 3'hey had been seen together on the Liverpool road on the Tuesday, in a very dirty comfortless state Land no doubt is entertained that they were concerned is the robbery. ' A tAUTION TO RES VROICTiON MEN,—On Sandal', the 17th. last, a poor weinan of the name of Westmore, and her Son, who had both died within t few hones of ewe !thee, were buried in Peverale church yard, near Baling, Ilikldleeirs, and a sespicien arose from persons that an attempt would 'be made to steal the c:rri: Inconsequence, tilt Jaen watched in the night with Ike arms, and • about one o'clock three men were lotteereed I. proceed to open the/raves, when one of the men, en watch fired off with 'time slags, and one was seen to fall, whom the other Ore conveyed to a coach, 1 110111 1 011 0 4 without beitig pursued by the watchmen.i litia.oll9salerliknown, and though disappointed of the . 1114410wor• they might not disappoint the anti. ela a eet of their own wretched crew. costaa's Imonarre.---An Inquest was 'held en Thursday afternoon at the Lord Heed, Rick-nreet, Pop., tar, by J. W. Unwin, Esq., Coroner, on the body of alt 'infest. George Sully Hood, No. I, Ebenese.place, Limehouse. stated, that the deceased was bil child. About eleven o'clock on Tuesday morniag he went home, owl on going into the bed-room, finding the bed had not been tensed up, he termed it up; in doing so he did not per ceive that his child was in it. Soon afterward. be in quired for the child, when the Itr.rrible fact instantly burst on his mind; he dew to the bedstead, and on lett ing it down, discovered the lifeless body of his child, Which had been suffocated amongst the bed clothes. The deceased was only eleven weeks old. The father was overwhelmed with grief at the time of giving his evidence. Verdict—Aecideotal bead'. Yesterday, an Inquisition was taken at the D'olley Arms, Blackland's lane, Chelsea Common, before 'I hoe. Sterling, Esq. Coroner, on the body of Alexander Scott.' a fine boy, two years and a half old. It appeared that the mother of the deceased, who lodged at No. 25, Cumberlan.l.street, left him in her room while she went down stairs to fetch some water, and had not been absent from hies above two minutes, when the whole house was alarmed by his screams. Illh mother and the woman who kept the house ran no' stairs, and found his cotton frock entirely boric from his back, aid his neck and arms very much burnt ; me dical assistance was immediately procured, and every thing was done that the case required, but the What lingered is great agony fee about It hoar: during which he never spoke, and then died. Verdie.t—Acef draftily boat to death. arrears, rims or CONK TIIIIOI,OIIIOCT ss.ail Mani WIZ/ Wit MAU NOT. • ' • ise., d. PIK la. 9. a. wire •.9111 Y Oats 1 ..i Rye.................. IS 10 Reins Barley ........ 4 Pease . . «...."It. s iMeki PRICE OF BUMP. • TS* peiee of the 44. Loaf la motel( at 70. bier's% plead Bakers. c ILCI LkTION. S 6 Loaves of Ob. each. at 7ift. 4s One Sack of best Wiseman Flour Profit or ressoorralloe for baking N. B—The under -priced Bakers sell the 41b. Leif et others it ■ad 7d. per Loaf. • nicer ox amp. as vistas:— . s, o Meat. rod. (old) ....42 313 Beam Mak (ass) ..96 al addle, (old) —23 34 -- 1 -- (01d)... .28 Se ' red (We) •• • • 3 1 1 34 : ----- lid. (mew) • • —2l 35 ....—..... tale LS 40 -- (old) •• 23 'is suporflaa 43 43 —.--- harrow (old} .. white (mow) 3B 49 .. ~ (isms) .. lia. lB 44 Aral* salsorloo 43 45 Oats,'llmal.... 16 IS RV*. ( 0 % 20 gg --,—;16, ...... • .19 2 Barley,( 2O 28 Polhaid lB 21 -- (tm) 2l 47 --- Ise II it --.-- 604 • . 31 98 39 Politoii 2O :$ ....-. SUpettilli• ....34 36 --------•—•-• tae 23 tt Malt 44 30 Scold' 54 23 One St 33 Posse, hog 96 118 Vloar, par Gad 33 40 Rapil. -- (nevr) —. whits lir % Pollard, two, per gr... 13 is — barn (ass) .43 34 Bras 7 5 MBA?. • wan isittyrsitsis4lratipar. ft This morulog baba liatt "ad Ate Mattel bet Ably appled. (11144110 at& Mew" 10143 Wane wee epee .eeb better teases t4st ste Frisky Wetbers io the ironsla, 101 d at fun 24.8 d, pet *stove aid MOO: but towards the dos* of the day tbei dotdd be Maoist soesethleg us:Oct.—Beer trade etusatni'Ait'ltetter to the irth t early part of the litter 174 1 0 11 11f 4 (trgaltLey.4 : iet tiu T i l. a sad t nth e er if t t erw er 7 NIGXTZ gAIKET. Palest, NOV. Otbig• Mutton feteted (rota 2s. 44. to 2s. _ieltonlaww; sky.. frOla POMP Rol[ll,4lo' *last youi tte witirer, issagpietely stegnatod!lbillilllelnnt 111 1 “ 91nsot be "_a_4, Ulan at ► a oonsigerabla wedeetion. We bad T,410 baler a new Bacen in'sluce ear asst. cHiggsg. logioniisit modal of the Factors.wklelt we matins? int solge dise Vey, Ile prices la the estuary. br. Wiese Or th e.teaporAry osteailoned in London by continuance of hitlwee :finale becostiag reanifesterrtt la themselves : they have large stoelui which they Will W.* be able to get rod if, but at a very henry lose. Me mu forbear this week to quetwirelsess as they ante be musty *confined. PRICK or W r. ' rat Bllo—' AtiCE or HOPS. rra 'CV. C. IX t , _.....,,..... i rooters. Z. s. .L. S. EMIL' WA, jit I L Kent 9isto 4 a Kent ..........11 - It Co 19 MIMI 9 0 ' 9 19 *MIMI 9 '0 —** K55ex..........11 6 919 Esse: 1/ 4 1 4 Forshaat,llao. S. to ilk i5....-Seeedds. X 10s. to 01. OM .Duty lot 4 411000 X 11111141)11.141opoibt Core: 14.1-11111o..Wa4efib. pl. Os. to S. 031.-r• Ditto. Soma. 14 M. to' S. im—lteektoeek. pi. Os. to SAIL—Tomo Tellote r ,lS Ge. to S. 4.7--Xli 4 te4 Stuff. IL Ithe. to .IL 10e.---ftouilt ditto; U. is. to W. d; Graves 7s, tolls.—Good Dregs, W.ol.—Snap, London low, S. Itle. to Or (le.—DO. mottled, U. Se.—Do. curd, 41. l*s.—Do. soft; Relish, S. Ills. Holf-prier, Csodles, !wok. Ns. 611. _guns do. 11. ; • • • • v ., • Pasco tor Boor Por,poOSlsso of dills.--.Polor, WOW. (u stated by 41. TallolorMallurs), b. Bd. • • . • Prim. ... 114•4.:46 Ms. a ge f01i5.41140 AL ' CO) Ships •t Werke. S Nolreestis. . . _ '. rr Company, said Chat his gliensi 'Considered themselves and passing over ber"cohabitafion With Mr. yergiisou op hoe 'lithe. is Kent, where sne nail Seen seeming This da •.. *ether Minton fetated from Qs. 4.1. to 2s. e , ' ; e stake-holdens..and they were stilling to • dispose of la the King's Bench, a place when, ti•siiiiiinly was Ni bee woMber without 4feet. The greatest interest was Good noe l . obon ottko,to.od. to 2s, sd. i t . " I .V . fonds in their bands In any way Which the Court perhaps of the best description. the *vide* oftilielotie *ached •by bet appointee, and' the eloquent manner in •,) ght direct. • Carr, was next. in importance, ,as* Ufa/ OA. VW* which she detailed a Wag series of eataniities; and her MAY AND STRAW, ems 'Amt.-Nov. VI: ...7 . Mr. goat, counsel for Mr. Beaten admitted . that that Which ' ft had attempted to set iip,. an sigisich was'ibutp- ease was investigated is the csainsittee:voson, where she ,Surenriexp-Ilay. die. dd. t 6 50s. (M .- Straw , Vs. M. trivial' did not knead to bead, the luarare to 'edits by shunt kW every ' o th er staid - mild to Ilif r,qed: Ng aside's' woe the daughteref a private in the 19th regi , . to_119; . - . 01•-•.' s nay.sr,es_ . Si.. m .: _ea . _ 9 3 4 0. 0 d... r h ss or s e t v n er l , a e lt a a n , s f a reva sogne wbea doit ee bt eh i e s ._ls36;ros.J.iidocac....c:ciploon-ierr,o,:74fre.tyy..l6l/4„014. iienUesi.od...73:B_strairtmli,t7,2Bl.s.o:.!. e4i . l i :e .s i s po it in in ene a , b as au kt t e a liad ux a m t first t p i r b sp . o sb sa e i, Ree hu sa d it ti :n e s li ii s e c si o d u e iiterPl it bad e* fi hi ad rd b;n a ti put l i n o ;:eti o t t i mc lul e lad w y ry 'i a t9 d dispr eaci $.. co: ess aid at its of iy f . oot, The and ido wss oiy ho . .. ' ateeilois toasts& them home by a ship of his own.whieb listed of another alleggigg,..grhisb.. on the opposite went with the ngiment to the West tails, America. w . ?Paid ntaingajn them, ex his owl's @spent,. • . The teeilialoattan lob ea o . f a particular aatare, ,WO In her vessity,,died• dissolrrq being ante. she r wa s a. , .: ~/ ...... ac i, , .., ~,... , ( . r ~. tur, . so. ito, Der lbev:KkcisvgiLaos WC . it Pee evideut,that lir. valid geise the first instatice,a Oita coo fi ned to si _pp head to ..be a a it :Z I T.. ti I nue ._ . _ ~.= ri t tattle.r etOetl.tootreld c'aviying into affect the order rind of tbrie months after the, . marriage , Use oar. bet eke air 1.4 ed dee!, .in the most positive . ~..____ ,___„___ _,__ at ....... but ~.,____, it hick tAI pis!) beef sauced . upott his application. lie !her des specified being the *tr u e past of the glibas , Milli, melee . et ,et ors .' te a d t y t ic p te i t h ttn was th im of her s posed e tarY. to : i t - 7i, 1 17: 1 7: 01 77' ilair , peatim . e. '"L f oron " ao =;., )raigisaviaehMAilpria'a alteMstot so.preer far an et. Note the Surgeon who watt p m tddle nd od, could pee c{ ga r . ..l t , 'Me 'A • .rs Ikea ?darted the inniti. pos 11hi t eee ' res° I ' l4 / 4 lot kwwwilwil wd ol rot the test auP - 11,fi ipiiie-iittreijkat eceasiaag but to:per for tie passage thing of thi ntst-eseutlonad , , sad pre a ~t irrir:e• 1- . .._ . prereto. whims lieritmigapriae, they lessiedlasely breasts . 4:11„. , Lo ws h y,t h s m i a gol ..,,, a ud.ti tuu .a. a pply s to tire so the stiercloo as resptZ et year 1814. Vie .t• she Meedkell Society. sad • amulet tram ewe „„„k„,„ b arie l", an d aftar ma u ls all th e :ad t s,i t kerl y i *ogler, elicit 'mold saaide Wm to re • atalartahre the test lin or colour of ere& deldliellsoldttiladra the 'Maltianala YeerPr - could. at the highiat obtainable Wad. bey lo • e r it i r i l f:(4 , th'i, mosey me mo, be bad ettpoo d.d . *Melt *e Court . could rtOOF*IIIII in any stags of the pro& ~_ ... 7 . •loy ,mataber of garish o*cers ea whore shillings per eat.; pa that the isegage price of witnk is non • • • esegatess: The cheese *plait thwheihistrants essilood to • • • lA g if l a • ae 11 " 4.'411/41be lie °lie " ar°lll4 two periods, or toia _the latest was 1814, wed Tot tlielpepar- e he ael • . pad iseti.et . 4rneCtii i h ... prcitrably, toll is. per . attageethrnoi , his iihimeter, •m r ad • It was NOW is Mt. Am.'s.** the was woe- est Ihso.flifirea r t price. Th. Weds is Pet Lad Aired togethee 011 the you kiln. ram ow ~ , .. r i _ s tr t g gun. . . uu.•-!, . pus,. her% sew le*. .... 31 .. ~ . . ctotqamea eteltralaa• • • • .. tou thou g ht rarer t o l ul u s h er g us h ou g w i t h ou t g oy iip, riateuly skilled is dwarf es te*eforrog, nomad ammegsl itrise;ctswitqabotta. adalassaiag Mr.. Bail; shard)! vireo provcwerloa; she. was toe dapshloe Wee etialmt her asIM - lama• Pena* , 01 thee laill'eavrack; A I st" ~. . - ,•• . 14°4 1,..,.., . ; W I • 2911; • tie 4.1114. to krekilid. • . re • 00 13 /1C of the .Coort, esid,!•lfie• seemr to person in extensive business, sa. stag liSsirs - ,lia AIN had limit readeed by the *wit" from the Dar gee . 1 . 2: ". •' , V•PrtEß- ink,. , Pell, Oat. counnelonay be obis* Ow days milder* recoils:4le ber to Mr. Thorlicni„ To.all u t s p ip propo., Lady Mendoed,' eiselesiorg the pethlos of the Opener, . Tao _ _ . !Nth". . e*ert. "ernit• and Ay nlo* 7 Olt atooaatfof rOtivrg IdtbeVandinisige elm istssinthad refused to Ilatea. fishespiept tri . Ign. w ipe wo o weo ti o o s atio it at L ee r H o my. ma s mugly I . laatalallv . _ . „ _•WO mid ea ilares &meow the greistlisidos lima iii,ntrit sissild be desirable lleat laelallel ohciald so foltplidal had . bees urged gaud.. limteuh. which tissr present .......elatle• Ns the t isba ' "al had ball al" "14.81.1*11 bY kiss post at whose K. I p ribettle termination !of it, iriaaary•pes• sit. pe :It sensibly iiiß be e great.ieweasieheitte. if is bett.beigoldtrodY absonat. aa*ti.Pla i l l t i ..... l lrawlare,,.., dam she leg Wei Wel/is a condidoe ocareely pant. . L . • auk ganswig bo go kasy opeetd ." l44 41 „ 0 Pio 'obeli holies* pt the lignite altsoid stapeoeill-. for ..._ . "'"allfa"d . ,.._. •dt , t in ~ the year te " 1 „• . ,T,Lrersi:„,,,,,"" pa fulled . Wed. Held Wad forthwith • granted. sod letters were , l ode' eiti r - ' ~,, j ot jaw ep t ailinjem, SIMI, - bicause of the Cambridge elealideg-. ~ .. . 4 ;;;'"'Y"'"' dogruremen attet r ea n uei t° ev ris ec i ons P a- b ; gi rC ie ' — . ous t sad le lbe lame where the • poisoner said Isis, was known ID this ..... .I. gai t a* ta gyerrqn,: there worn kw ••••rm• -r . Mg ' 1.1 " .7.4- * all b t llt l P 0 44 / 1 11 "N a t ig g' . 0i qilleinnilin nut not beea allowed thettelest fliaol lie 1114 . i bat baba**am nw n i "A' r" l4 '4 , 4 " T. 1 " w ' re, 1 ek: ?•.; ' ' * t i 1 ,4 1 t it: or fika Wit's 4tr• , r 7 • • rti ."1 5. 4 4 41 6 1 001.0=04440kV1E . lait l4t hil a tei-21ikalyap inia.tw imiweise i... A ie f a 4 1? ' 0 7., poi uric . el omidurpri. • i . pail. .. t • , . . ... „ . :. . ... t. last tees Aayd: -TM - Wks boo"' glitteden ait,opeoryof dog off:. • •,: i • • "• ' viseed,Or the Otisto4l .. , A... - inotok .. Mr.. ling Le (laegbing.)-4 opt, Sirotio alma beitli, enqiimei,, aid t the sepseatioo pest lees. • . . . . ... -. *" -- • • •. .";'' It. iaLr. 78e. to 4',414111"11141. Ens % . 10 , 1 " * " It uri t° ,.. a n/L yielgok ' qn ea* side .. - r • .. - ' '''' "'' ' I '1., : ... 4 i ai Mat ti• ant, it she eh _,_,_ ei 'atips4. pied MON COURT OP 'JUSTICIARY. ..., Mi. 19411%.4-Datelt. afis.lo ites. Mr. 141i.t.-1 believe Os Yiee- Chance )loliglbiCrek aa a oh" arther . ut.te /. • . , Nev. 111.--ftra Calm Ires - esgsga. diliiit / o "4 4tatt bi, -- •,1 .1,11. •-,•11.k.. t mew, Itiov. 18....0ar owl's!' of nutter this testae& A • ~..,,a of .6...,,' ...., h a seveitt liii Orate& tea days fin the election iii6d itY . • palm& the day. With eked. rag% la so. ••••• a -T-• --. have been ameimeee; AT. trees Ireland 37,010 firkiss. as. _e—... Au.... ....trawl_ sad seethed vestal* or .. ...-1... 1e.... a 1022 .....e., ilia- tetether silk 12.• t.teslor a nei ' td tea obtained on the been loomed. -Hut duty pressed upon the man. ' nose .ti nses could *Os read and write, Tvare had been tandem/led aid brokes ap. and one tOtnniftledr, 1, it t 0 • crew had been ordered to the . Piero?, which be ldml4nt l ik.al, ft to iolluii-nff Pei- obliged to join immediately. As the boy was pot of irgqii irarlitaicift .. 1,1 t brrefcrs tbit necessary awe aid strength to be added-to the tram ren.up, ft app , ear t fbe lettem were be must be left bellied ; and as be had no friend in Hsi alder, or st , 11 . 9 le,. , *odd bat tbemrev from which he bad bee. aspen `write in ifie . • sis , . WASIK failed ie repeated Mk= pts .to 6404 ffir. lliph 4 ndant e p l last . . sot at Portman*, "I Mad d it they stpre yap ; se a new tria , a ain t . hope that ellicter all 1 ;e, 41,,e they _ n prevented tram gm- fee the de of - a slinsiestite tem. ' , "SX•lfirtri,w . hfilihcce induced the The LORD novo& highly commended the humanil tfiere lie no promise , or might at least the gunner. and at the same time felt some surpris in /ejection et 'damages. the difficulty encountered in the efforts to obtain a si . • t r ii' .._.~ r MARRIED. Oa the 11th last. at Sedan, in Fusee, A. Liteoste. Er¢ only son of Paal Leconte Breyersi, Est. of Sedan, t' Her rims Sarah. third daughters( James Laois Simbat, Ext.'ef London. DIED. On the tilt Inst. M Hradston-brook, near Geildford. la bet Ilittb year. Mary, widow of the late Thos. Gibson. 6N• Oa the 47th ult-en board the ship Moss, ea his au from Philadelphia to this country. the Hoe. W. Lowedsha Member of Congress front Seatb Carel___L___...........o.oaa. 14.4..f111"10044 Prtatod. sad Pobilobod, at dm 011os " asp INTATIPM•24" and" This CiplITITIT111111122.1"dge Paper,) N 0.191, Strad. by R. 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