The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-07-31 00:00:00

--- • - I _~ • , I ^ I that he got %Ml. from Mr. Coomb at the time he gave him thciftool. bill, and he stated that be has since been embarrassed In his circumstances. Lord Eumcaouovou summed up the case and evidence. His Lordship laid it down as law, that it being proved that a person in the capacity . of Coomb, issuing paper of no value, and obtain►ng value for it, which he converts to his own use, shall be liable, notwithstanding any dekterity. he thinks he uses in keeping his name off front the paper which he so negociates, and for whiCh he so gets value, nor shall his ostensible character of Agent serve him. The Jury, without retiring, brought in a Ter. diet for the Plaintiff...Dantages 5001. COURT OF COMMON' PLEAS. JvLir 28. SIR JOAN ROSS V. JACKSON AND °TILERS, ASSIGNEES OF GEORGE ROSS, A BANKRUPT. • This was an action of Trover, brought by the Plaintiff, a Knight of the Swedish Order of the Sword, and a Lieutenant in the Navy, against the Defendants, assignees of his brother; George Ross,. &bankrupt, for the recovery of 1131. the price of a quantity of household furniture, purchased Sir John Ross, under an extent from the Crown, issued against his brother's goods; which furni ture had been detained by the assignees of George Ross, who, subsequent to the issuing of the ex., tent, had become bankrupt. • The fact of the bill °fitting been executed by the Sheriff to Sir John was not attempted . to be disproved : The defeat:4qt up was, that the, sale was not a bona fide teausaction ; . as, in point of fact, the goods were paid for by a draft. oa the htiuse of Brown, Cobb, and Company, and signed " John Ross," though it.was, in reality, written 1 by Mr. G. Ross, Who had lodged . money of his' own In that house, in the name of his brother. • The case on the part of the Plaintiff, therefore, rested on his ability. ,to prove, that. the account opened at the house of Brown and totrepany, his name, by his brother, was, in fact, what it pur:l ported to be. For this purpose, 'Dmas Winteryry! clerk to the bankrupt, was celled, who ,proredi that the draft given for the furniture was sigoed.hyl Slr John Ross, and that he bad taken money 'ft+ him to the house of Brown and Co. before the itn suing of the extent. • i Charles Hunter, clerk to Cobb and 00, was also examined ; he brought with him the, ledger, and the account of Sir John Ross.wes gone through, item by item, for the purpose of dissevering in what notes, and by whom . the different sums wore paid in. By this examination it isPpesre'd., that Sir John Ross had had an account with Brown and Co. which closed about twelve mantis ago, and was renewed in December last, so that,. both before and after the transaction in question,..Piala., tiff had a running account ands balameaat„the house of Cobb and Co. Part of the money,• alst4 which had been paid in to the acetkunt.of Sir John Role, Was proied to hash been iniabiljtr y which he himself had received from his Mr. Rues, the bankro4,.9( l o. Suit he. was empowered, by letter of attorney, 10 receire bit brother's pay, and the tent of an u$ wilds he had in PiCeedily: since his bankruptcy,. he hack always placed his brother's money tq his aeceitet - • only; they had no Mika account,. , ception of three sums, which were lintnedlifely Withdrawn : the money Which paid tune was his brathet's ,• the draft wiz 4;4 by bun • his reason fee iithdraWing hitt atiOulatrAte the Bank of England was, because a daft ivlvon be had diicharged was in pOsiesbion tif a . ninitiet of blank Checkb which he might Ail to ink kieeeett he also thought his mohey,, , more *safe ir~l~li bra thee's name than his. Vlstis pressed by, lar. g e r. je.ant SKEIFUERDI as to what : in/Ps hc .alleded to, be said, 'safety from ittachments, Ile alio de posed, that his brother left` him a number of blank drafts, se that he might draw for whit sums be pleased. It was Contended, on the other ilffe t that the whole story was too gross to be b,elievotl ; for, at the very time it Mil asserted Buell numerous sults , were placing in the hands of Brown and Co.• be. longing to Sir J.Ross, he had overdrawn his ke count with his Navy Agent, and , was actually subject to the payment of interest for the money • so overdrawn. The fact Was, his proved by the Bankrupt's letters, which bad been, mitsl,.-.thst he directed Ms confidential clerk theinoasenthe die. ' covered that i docket Was muck against,hiM to withdraw hisfitopertifroin the Ilea Eng land,- and place it in other Minds, finder Ilis brother's ; nail& The arskreaton he aSSigued for withdrair.. ing his account fit* the Bank England, , a very good one, for dng ingi the banker, *bet not for changing the niserein which the Omsk am. cinitit had been !rcpt ter ninny years. ilitheentrd. reason as the &tie 0i5e...10: Wished 10 preserve his . prOPeity from ettaeAsieal. The jut y. aleteed 1241. . . . . • This hiked troin fillitiftitta is the • tilt near three. Attorney for the Plitititilt, • *far. litita.—For the Defendants, Messrs. toy and lope. • Alenday, du* 30. SITS JOIIiN ROSS V. BROWN, COM % AND to. • This was an action brought to recover eettein sums of money, which Plaintiff had placed in the hands of the Defendants, who wore his bankers . .. but which were withheld at the retWit of the Al signees of Plaintiff's' brother, Mr. Grasp Hess, a bankrupt. Brown and Co. were wanly nominal Dtlendatas, hating been indemnified by the As.' signees. .The cirenmstanees of this mtse were very neatly sisailo to the above, in the trial, Sir' John Rua a. the: Assignees of Beargeßoss. The Assigneda suspectieg that certain sums of ifieme, paid Into the house of ilition and Co. to the tenount: Sir Johu Russ, wire, in reality, the property Of George Ross, _the bankrupt. procareek a suSpen.' sion of the payments, until the point at issue SSIIS4 tried. The dark of Messrs. Brown and Ctioi proved that an account had been opened at dielri house in the name of Sir John Ross; and George Ross (Limited as to the ditiecnt SIMS Of' money which had been paid into that seeouni,• beiug wally and Gana firk the property Of his brother, with the exceptiou of three sorbs, which - . . \ 1. -0 .w.71mmr..n had been Vithdrajei two oetitree days after they had been plid in. , - '- ~ • The Jury found a verdict for Plain tiff-723t. Attorney ror the Pbbetiff, Mr. Ilusili,-4or the Defendants, Messrs. Noy wad Pope. .• STEPIIEN 'ARUNDELL4 JONI GRACE, AND JOHN JACKSON 17: TtIOS. 'WEL. • ~ This was an action; brought by the Assignees of Mr. George Ross, %gilt/at:Mei-Bell, a respectable broker in the City, to - recbserihe value of a cargo of salt, put into bis hands to sell for a correspea. dent of the bankrupt; but when the tail* Witt celled on; the recoil,. was Withdrawn.- , -Attorniti fur the Plaintiffs,•MOSti. Nor and Port.-i-Iffee the Defendant,. Mr. Illeghes. • . • tOTLED V. btlitAtD. , • This was .an action of daumgot easing from breach of sontteet beiteeten the 'parties. The Itefetictsot wis - sise Preprietot of a Patent Medicine, called Barclay's Anti.talous Pills, and *We Plaintiff had emplertaleen,P in conseqdence of an agreement, by which•the stipply to all the arkolb. sate and' read ModieliveVendess both in town and country nos • secured to hlin, t o. p u rchase from I the. Defendant, dillitog the 'toe:et of 14 years, I 60,000 boxes of the* Pills, insuiply, at the rate of 4s .GC per Ivors ieteltivive. of 11. per bolt of , stamv ditty. The Pleiotiff was to be allowed a discount of 46 psisfeent.;stet of 4Mch, he *gain was to make the Illowenee of e 5 per cent. to the Medicine Venders in tie country, and of .36 per' 'cent. to the iettotelato Medtdite Venders to Lot.. don. - The Weinfeld yes ate, by the sgreetitifit, , bound, for' Abe 'better - circulation of the sir., toetrisf the medicine, to shoat Is itlveittsing the i same in the newspapers in 404600001: anntsatly ; and the Plaintiff was boated to expend et eitiref.] aun t yeoly, in adreitising the Medicine in. the piAsintittl - papets. - • The 'pettish) , stipulated, In - the event of either Roily incoming a breach of this . et:rut - me ,t itai 60001. '' and for this petiell t , the ifltifitiff noir bruited his section ! on fhb 'j ' Volt . i 'oat thb belendint had 'fatted .to '.es n. Addl., per tannin, ou 'adireells4 the ,Medicfrie ill the Metro - ft nestspalsers, id ittpulkted ter, on fit part lit the airelefhent. The tgretdhend ttt ;Oren to evidence. Thh toe et lib Priiinliff ' yrudeted his fithehl 1 ttitoht, Ttoit • *fifth it eitpeared . that the Vide of thh Sleditibb 'hail Fit6llliceil, only lOW odd huh. third poll& wfieihas nib Mimi pal by the Plain. ? tiff to the Defendant amounted to abbut 20001. "Phu skin eilintrtg ih 'of 'else hie ? the ilaidtlif at. Lbllntiednltedthr:..tl...reer ti ti of r it th d e i tfen .n d a i d nt it iht4ntentt le re P labhdOn e lgu. 'thi ls his i erois: • InAlibn, the fif Refit *the* WI'S thht he did ild't itenet' his tether's 606We' 441 coolif hcit him. vat. slitrai as to *Mb aitnitt 'dt the tiAtke. fie ea teen edierllseneolfrelnk ittinlVedictnit in , t'ilitl'iiii In fhb Ihthiliel l ,).iiriiiihen; ttbsel . . ' r,. PbO s ifiatelfrii7. Tie 'aria atlinitteil, thkt 'ifs - tathei. sett biker Anti.hilltieti IsArs heiliiiii flh . otit of this befebibild. Mr. serje ..., int Vanities*, for tho Dltendenti hip Zed that ahkraiiit Wilt go*htittifit MI - itriiit,Tor, though lie *ink eeitTolePt . that, be had expended • more than the eiltitibited snot In siirerffeing the mnedttiori he *hi net firepartat *Rh . ptildf tb Ail Lca i r . . t H g l vs hil ea statnesse eh a o in c a o tteed_ p i rs ot t . : b o at iii the 'Altine*t trite, end teglittriyediertited; let; iiii they could not Wilhite to the pirticuler, sums Vich.llaPer had retoWekibelhentdont-tionble the Vikilt *llk attic* . theiltitte hod bbhfi Shinji oi ihe part of the PitiiMl and, he submit. Heed; threftere, that . tho Jity hitantiffogtot • no: tarifa! itainifief. • Sir Janis Moorman wiser *Alden that the ' books of the 'Plaintiff' *ere hittspildeoe for hilt.t silt, as to. the amount of, the sale ; 'but . partiiii, lady thatiheyeeold be Of NW *vied in the Present lestfe, *here the Moon ,eiMbiting them could not [trove the entries which they weedialsied. It was tbiflotts,. from the etlitente ler the Plaintiff Mtn. self, theta number of advertisements relative to the pills iu question had appeared in a variety of different newspapers.; and it did ant limiest. that Plsintilf, by complaining to the Defendant o .had ;pen brio any retain p suppose that he was dis. satisfied with the 'Made in Which *ciliation had Veen glide to the ilitedt of the medicine; or, that lib seppilsedlLiOtte 'rid .been Injated team want of, titrirtitleg. . hyre *al no esjdettee that a sitigle'tiVis siiiiiit or than pIlli• would' haSe been . ..eutd„, had Mr peniti huff. isfoittee Alien In a dver. '4llittig limbo gtenter. No Wei% thiltitgei this. fere, hitt We protedonit tit ttiet the Jury could ile vt64l - I4 tie dive' otiotitiki draws. - The Plaittilt, heireter, tattier Awe to be Non. ',tilted. ItiLL . i!. fseatiten. • Thlsitike an *titan brat& to' teelfel* the mice! itirtlll pietas of M lid oilltl, , Which leiVW edit)! f Pleintfff re A Mr..titic • Mesida bli'VffiVei lit the , lititiktitenf the Dereilddlit.p - - " ' - ' • ' ' It appeared that the Defendant . argilidelitifei to Monte. Atirtetto nett Co. 'tett Mt. - Thiljesta ; god wishing tokaveateesity forthegthaittee from i.eurnittes t in - *kit 1808 Ile oetotivitaided 'Min to . 'the **reheat' Of the *Mott, end Inettitt at a 1 :quantity of *dines, in' partseur tot Wirier the ac *robin at of Mr. Da Ceitt *et aft*di but isfraidd ; tint Defetotatit oobotooottyi by inner, informed 'Plaintiff, that his. DO Wits itsptyaltat for the --gond., would promttetht itt4lStewett tit -a re 'table beetle; wild thWthe:(tilesfAlltkintelle) ' 6 *Debi take care livit every thinpilitlealittiveitetittld to the satlifilitioh of -the rPlitiltlt.“ , lii dotonAttetwo• of this letter, the goelkirritekellt to 4 Mr. Wright,. a paetdr, is 'WOW, .MA IMP 'idltiettal, Oil int emplane* of 11 Mr. ROOM* letWgiriti I'm pay. ' Steal, Which ? bawdier met tristiltimmu 4flieloured, ,tent Pahl.' eon need Miri•Pett4lPAti litirtittentlt of , the goods. ItAtinto stot Mettitaket, - Skit the 'atscep tie re of riAlltili . hail,: in! Nei; . iittln proortid b* Parrott, who, $o tibia of ft ? ..teilk;l3l* thefts ' acceptance to the sitter ellsiststlf..ittillitet ' !precluded feels Me. Oct. Shit -to Vll4gltti, • .. pother, desiring Mtn kr." iftiftilif • the hi.* ifr. Perritt I the , pia iiiitiblrilld slibeld taletedell leilth the house of *Wien. Offend 11.161111Li i ,' l• he {pods (Pete stanhenetilltilitt illowatty:lllt. Perrot. . . . • . Thu Jury retorted a verdict for the Pfaittille. ___a~ a~ • - . -1- /11.111pr" . • • • • ..• THE STATESMAN' IRELAND., 0 . ;-t.,: .- . )1 '-,•;. ' 4 . 4 . dOlittt OF Nintri• BittfOtt,'ltinfilik _ , •11 i itakny ETIANAI/AS V. "301iN 110t1+Hikellt i fin4 ItA011 ) 1184.` LATE HIGH SlEEkliit o * II * OTIVIL.I . :.TS tirtaaany. • • • • ;,. .:,...4',„,1 • • : Tata was an action, brought by A; able manufacturer of the car of Cork, mist the Defendint, Mr. Manseragh, for a false return of ' " Non rniielittie l tide by hih•44lb.Sfieriff, Mi. Franklin, to a Cuiliar, at ..thil 'tilt 'of • Plaintiff against a Mr. •Stephen Connie; of Mame" for 1. .wi!!weby the Plalutiff,- Mr. Sbannhan, lost lobt., --.• . . Ai. Geoi.ii, lei. the Praintitt, f l atblitett• 'Mr.,', , Withal% 'that Ythitagn•coneditei th enter teen pittnatikip irltli Sir Thou Julian- Fitzgerald, Bart. in an eiteniive . sloth .tnanefactory, -near Cork, which was inducted .with. great ; activity for some tithe, until some differences. arose between Isini and' the lfiraiiii.' Sir Theis. judkiii'Mtzge- rind, nellingsi en* greinds Of laireel, Alleged, that Mr. Stephen Conine informed hint, that Mr. Shanahan was a cheat, .4 koare, and not to be trusted. Mr. Shanahan ' with the conscious jute. giity of an •upiiiiii tradestnan, feeling his fair fame this Woubtiticl; Ittillealled toe Tell 61 his country for an isrotiryetA keit-Ohio veered is art action *Dint Mt.:CeVes for defeat:nolo:. to that action be obtaissink.a stsreict of, 5001. ileing thq 'sem be demenderk. 44 having enteredjudg. teht, eel(' ant A *A% 11' 'eteeelien 'Stalest Mi. otAllhs,*Sleli bedetNitift; in ifteiptil* of 1809, to Mr. Franklin,.thelfobstifieriff.' :This.writ Mr., Franklin had, in rlollitiOn of Isit•duly, neglected to egecute, although Mr. tollips . could =sil t y 'hirebeeis &riveted; Ind had actually, to the She. ifft'l irdifllsfe infarreatitia, clithe info the +Pry littawinf eloassiet : ok a tint, *idol the Stib.Sfse elif •was in the -nom toirso.-for, this . reprglect_tbe Sheriff is, aoswerable,, piing saddliol..tyi tow with the entire debt, and Air. Shanation.now, sought sivontitlipj to tkoibr it fr om Mr.. Minieragis. • M I...od4rwid: Skillsrltie, Ai ptilttflt i tikitlict, Trotted eke piiweipai feet dl tbe - ibille,-*:staied Opt gr. Goole, anal partigolarly 144 nonstelrintintioniiik `,the Sul-Sheriff in .Clontnel, staireeting the e/ig. titian ut the writ, the Sheriff's itiiii l l to *icons **, hit, *O. . ‘....:(.,- c.,.. ' .. - i - • • . . PO writer to aseititikt/dililinill i;Stit, ._ 4 l l :riaTtill ,:Fitagerald wan aanetf; 'iat4, - silii: , th ellheTtitiillireri r port,- store -that Edwari nsliisrea im 108' 66 . 6 e ..believed upon hie oatk,.lrikqudfAptheir xtest#4lle. of creilii. • . ' - 4 . - . r trot§-kiiintlittid 1 6'y IVO. IfifitWit.l l l4,.'slr frrhosnes, hincybu 'fit , der tlill Yang 411Nt diet Igrooods of your Opinion; d h ist Mr.Siandsses dab . •is not tote beliwree?—k.• [teatime he is a elseost. Q. flaw.ilu you know that ? —A. Ile. cheated - kens Lis acteissti. Q.' Yea end - hit . (11ffeil'id ill yesir deeoulths-4s . r that oebat Tux Imo ?•—A. Evsetty so. , • Q. *O . yin, sure your (mounts wecootighi 31i • A.. .I Mink they were. i t , : i.. Q. Hari yolk poetise reason for swea ring away nil *Atonal% aelitiectit of efi 'bassist ttadestnin te.dies 244.. 81444; WleVeleeti elicit* t!! . 41... :11rTs i mow Itheideties - iif A'Sratriffi Sir The. " a lt • l4 s olte t !l: 9' ines heed - ' t . i . the itidirltr kiiii h ast iness he s ilog i ; ti l e . cu ilo nA dis'ei! r. fe 4s ire. , Q. .liiipoujiatt firing een P.,-A.'tevidestti . leteca s rel . h4hly ihkehed} 1 , did 'lots be i t , ttpi' did, I : t ee indemnified for it by an hones t rlia. theist, :did til . the hi red of every loyal 11 10%4 &en ; iiitni bat* 'ire, 'Seda ls tely) uf th e 3ly, , die oxiktiteirei.; .btrt this is the way 1 ate tree. ,Ainte pAiiioC . o4 . fur the trete of silent* -.l.gorit4 and AM la4b4: , •4t and exposed, by cod/ 4044 and especiiiqm Pressers, hired by )tebelr...{ 076 4 e he WV 'hie table ; amidst the toadish tanghtef.l ,' ,• • , -- • . On -the attar lusto l the venerable , teliinat, and benevolent Generig-lfallaneey was called, loots. Anis the ebartiettir _}of Edward i,eosfuso. The General solessinti deposed (whilit,tererence waited hWilon Iskin)iiliThil, belied lilibrib'EdWard Sbana. I: _like tor aldtigcleilisi of yeari,. be had relitotedly *teed great ca ace in him ; entreated to Min koparly wourstAla*mitaw :pounds, to be diposod of in The v1131)11101 Or public contracts..-that he has alviays fUltleithis trust, and juitified.erety `t,Onlidence, Millie IS upright, industrious, Credi._ ble, faithful, - load istray intritorious. • It appeared earilo" be another (position of eve. , (lit, ihatlun Sir Tkomas or "General .Yallancoy ' should be behaved *Ake Jury ! ! I—and Judge Osioakiliailist *cry fairly left the whole to themias'inciteluey .qu'eirtion, fir be ilteid. leit by , the weight isittose,. • - The Jury, rtlyitili , Al4, 40 , entigiony of ,Gatoe-• ' nil *Srallancey,wWlecnt•-leirtheg the - bee, -found- a verdict for the' Plaiiitif, 5001. &triages, besides Pala. • poi, GE4 . s Bostr-STutty.—bn niktit, as Mr: ilibbtewfitte of .Lithfilti In Witt. ra li a it' ;in s g e lrberse l eTa b ls: t . ts . s bout lAdY n ' in e t u s 6e . ort t el t just . ,12. they had pissed throigh BrA afl T street, St. fillies, and *gig *boa to enter' FiOborn, some 0019ns ante tnilibliV, oillervint they *o4lll* I oie *moo strips which *cte IsehkOd the ehitive. Mr., KlWAewhite leohtiebehlad, a d discOvered that, their-trunks were gone. Limberick) owe of the .emoduetors of the Vatrolo, belongog to the above Oiliatolisppening to be on 'dirty near the 1061, 2irii6 hie party di( 'Petro*, oti lifinitit Of the tiremirstaitte, *6 of • with all tiossiblir.epairteo Bowl-yard, wirers . . they vertook a voi*tvlsnoritAsiof t with the trunk avow his back. They setiallithka with . Yesterday riortiog f f eilstrootht t o t tl ol ind Mi, b. ittaritted,•iitatiltilated the 'trail fallout] rspon she Prisoner, - -1 oft•Gilaimitt to' bi Ike al. Allat Mat stoles from **lnd his 4ttaiso, it; con. tined their *emit, &Rani, aid Owe! atteitir of old valuable plate, *Melt they were going V get eschanged s sotS&rn shape. The Prisoner was fully committed for trial. 1115 4.1 41 1 , 1 1 .119 ;°" k.t, 1.. . • Sri NI 4111( 1:11 yeIRC E. . Gumnuatt., JULY .30. M rB:Rath ael 11 1 63 41. • lan, Iha spoiis Of "an flibernion casr4iter, cwt. bited ag4itust her heidmad charges of fr ewien , bat. tery sad, outrage * which she sustained by a cosi. derablit_ L _sheie of telldbre eloquence. The more futtriedfifb - iititab :4f ,f - tipiteiti . occurred on Sunday Might. ',I'M. dlisctirdent phi r hote l for aerie y et ,, ' kept two iltehibe io the ticinity int iFetter.t ies well stored ,with lodgcrs. •T,he,husband ho some time since presented his rib with a min , itelfeh, as a tottn 'of his titectioe. For sofa tauie, 'which did. tOt - tapliear-, be eiktie de tont* keetttlisg to datisand• the restoration hf this IX l i Tisit lady was futl.dressed ie white mustn't, eat s tmihionable straw bonnet, fur an eveniu 4 's pt.'. isahiede , antieoneettlng heriinie:fie”er too Isl. ... hint a Oft tette &est tti''bb Nu i!rindered it • -that jaitrtnief tilused to giti it ep. Relit* tended onty:torender demand • inn* peremOterr, and the :husband insisted on. hitting the watch- 0 elee!--pA warm debate ensued;, and the base. hiss" iitititiiinciii aid answer, replt 'aid it i jots. lei, Wei bit dee!! 'on for sonic *ties* 'elith bitten. I ing 'heat. At length the husband, a ndi .Idiaself no , snatch fur his roke-fouw is ek k Aspen, thought it might Jim'? .lais eaustpt l e 1 suit the action to the *Ord, aid: Om word b Vtib stallin ;II initi - stinifecthil ifii i l niii 4 ttneki of her 'diesi•bOdetinotitiog thstier&lb , to , Mtn fidelity o f .liet cohjogil attOobffiestai Are Mid minket: baba on her bonnet and inoT.Viite lo c h's , iittd sac& bred both to his, fun,,// ` 1 Shy latly i protinctod tit fi•lignii;.nti, IA AMitteu ot 1114 het; adding; that tie had' fereariely egress iii'' iikti kat' her; aid allow •Iter 1 .4.0 . separate oraiataainageir Out es Otos broken tikyrert; , and she .ooi claimed gi a ThperTurnianc'e ofbisyrcr i ni?e in kformal separation. is - dciritlinfl Tait laccoMpanleili lir islting 'detail or Sttick eyes •lid - Rslrbisissihkfr',' tfit'red on her -by!her creed 40kaattNiaar.. . • • : ' The Defendaut eciat.spoke7le his:tern ; mid he ir had been married to this To 2 . 1 y .44,4, at? bit. ierly co%Tlained of *ex tagance. and ifttle s . 141 tide Ali risk hitp:in If 1 in the lietiflikAt. *add, btitiebeti mirky- f rtim ' iih I cart". OAK% watt obliged to n HOW 3 / 4 11 0 01.01. VIM 4 WM, kV . that she,. niateltforticrifthltreetYleifV,4* or, or run ;" that.shei!ias A Yea bead lir Pala ; Or, WI 41 . 6 was fotiiretiii l t . "Caily End lain to -elf liteillit, 114 'wig itsa'r'gil k IA *Witt ti t ,ether mew; siktitrat4stve iiiorefeW **it: $o wilt scr work, he oak $ short. ,itim open bor ens 1 , owsres ) . and found her locked that in bidiopa o • aid she Finned him iamiiiiince; at he sei 6at lilt iiiiit(o4 'it'd ptilitii ii : (7itill tibti G 6104.116 bed"; Sit tet..gbiit itto• se iimhentet , S 4 iitht4l rteere. - atg house its- lialburn ;, that Gat, aight . hot west -she Attn.!? to :Vauxhall 'against he .cossaeb sad staid out all n ight ; that when he writ home en tnii'clii ii4elhijr,,, and ifie'r,fni't ilia:4d in . hei.itof. the/Ws tiitttitft; lid'ihipolgod it was rtir nettle I, itd he , ijosiviv oital to tear it.; thavbe *IOW& ing 4ne 4 ; rrodtrii mid Yunnan' si STATRI*II:4 Orriti-Ola . 1 7 -0 _.411 . irk% to:tinsqylbing in his power to der rill mite s rind now offered her en allowance of 1011 pa week, which was one.thirti.of bicsarningi. Tf pVopbsids, hoitiiii i t,`thti l iiii AN think t rtihitfinnt ly advantlienbe t l'or CONON. Vette and alimony formed a principal pest ni .her .object,, fel a Aittsfee a mensActliocirp OW •suit bOr Rttrpose ; for ilia insisted, nts is egoist, his heir-and Yiibtes, Afiliktni Si but jail, Nit be 4tiiiticA hit, be thisft ilith =thirtieth bstallif N his . hoorah olti.f a reit use.to bit nee; fot ocet.4 .This ' point was discussed for semolina 46111.41011115 tie address on both siicii . ; , and it Irfith t ibi ,bilbwid piete;slfigitileleff dlspoied "to slgu ady tennis ayes `thb'bielli . of i rhidartee troth %Is yciiitatildit s ri. instiit . melt eite:bof of Isis tettirAtvitteisd Ot ' /lowa 'Art.. Out sunstantisritli.r4id made if .Nor treaty' s toeo44y s t ill l!c4iNl NA du! 01 4 4 1 et i co wanted to have one of is two -hoe with OaiiMitoitrtl' prn-mdnff, iiMitoied ' gen.w.o.no, an t e to isdare'liii• liiiiirand with the costa et slit, defti.tintlitensifitittiihrthe 'lietkiseitst who interferd Joins ittliV Mt .. eettfingit quarrel. Buithoseenaditiorskdslreetinepsad- tnissible b r y her husband; flpit evym. . ' would hive relapsed into the ste(or re_ t r,. .. I tie i ti e *witty 'Mk,siett.4fe stictehad in 'two' loy -to rile oetitesi. *ilk WFAS tille ilitil eibiki `• lei, both pasties went .ssenit elteletekiy well 4;014 with thPisi!4f:fef. 4. 1 4% 11 40.05' 1 1, t . -:".tUt 4it it;.-" - , • t BSA . . i., 1%1101144 brislght; et hiti ll ifilieit's;reitisticlheY thmobley of Mr. ThothatAbeette. floothwietticv iht tend by the name of Batdetta. in bona* at . Sir if, Bartlett. On Otis iseensiOnb the 'tree+. Vitlett et t eipprinprietitty drewrd w ith the colours of the , w Derr hitt, vll. itlirole riMinni. Oa Sat tuday. ,rhe ilst, et Stratford•grees, be *lath* -' Miner ion fl itrxirne enniker.' , E n eg f . a n i f zi n..son. . , .:., ... "....z. ..tria.,..... ~ On the 29Nt• het: the tardy of LleottollattlibliddidiM r, e ARR 160.., UMW Strum Esq. bf. Pstrumenoilieet, tillibiotir• . co wig Bruestat : , 4 - 1 1wirms of ,the AM. W. 0140 speihr$ peihr -WA," Pest'elf , • iiithe 'Coe* .14kirorri. 0 _, ..._ On Mostiet , Wan' is lit Orgrelbas if tam. ""- folk, Mr. John Warner Waskett. co Apothem, Asa* eortaty, to Miss Cantleriortrie brider , On thelAth 1ngt...3 Oh • uo , .6. cadilly, to SehaMa, reIITTSI I. . tiw p • of the 21th Reesseut. . , . .. „,, JA On Wedumy lastiKirkthoos Chercla neer • alvilT7 John Beery itilvitti, . mem two um Ne ff 'a. Pr , Smyth, of Heath , toM iss Sar4SettAir 4 ko 4 . daughter tit mu late lliti4 11,1*Wen• TA. . • •. . is rife, oust . tisi i i i 4 iiikolV Oa hit •• last, a t tit. Gellte's - Ha t . is: 10 B . Mc*, 1118**11111011; „ :: . .If . On Saturday, t St. MAP/. l!le . WiLiftPN. glia li t er .ll . /Wail, Esti. o f tipper - wakes-amen v..- - diachter.br4r. John , I•Vigl4, of tvnatfoc**, ft x4,. . , • . 14.,F 1 ).). _.. ‘_. ,„, I - aid N • • On the 14th Inst. at' litinlase,liffi: Jan* 9 tof Thumin Dprrint Perm*, 9 fesi,,t4h* ' clan On Wednesday tau rtt at sew : kiithia, _ John W'ye.„ to* listelo, , 40. , lift tele. . devout Is Suddenly,,, on Fridei v l e asl iwi le a cr s rl i acile " 1 , 11 g g of Lately, r art ell 'ilt r e, Ake Zit of iik.7.l. I...cts*, gild 41 + I Years. - P•u Ef Oa Tecate'', thelll4:loPidlee'esteetelutd Wag Bess, MG Menu Frown of c!!lb r uh . Oti Sel4ltay fatt, olnet . It wwfm wil si r til wife of Aleueser,johnsion;Esq : PI *ollf ge f i a ta i.e, fn. Metal; We 130 of Itetate kigia 4.4 itt tbl wits win rteenristd 4o,4terearrattea/Pit AM e li or t)i. I ) Strand. Her arm was broken rime ' 'citlldil Vatted, *Mai kiliiinigo tit.r.ek, gga I. - h, _ ilium . iit'. sroulas4ritkra . Bank Stock Qesiniq ...., . ' te . t iscr CAI. Iltkiitiff • / 1111100t/VM g i . 4. 1. r ,,e,,,.,.....,„..6bif 49 tiailittl e r " 1 " .t.. 4 per rent. smii X. r t .., 6 7 -Snete t..Vni: Nititell4loo gii APO& asr _._C;llik . Q. 'U e~ r If ~'`o . a~ :. tors a *Witte . the St byih two. ordo for lity, boats* I r int ser• • of Cr tlealt edit whit; dhow Jar a wen and Hot C 011! !l'B ii ih vy whit deli torts pro ders Pi u I 1164 • ' sbot -tiou , 11$ 411, to p Bit u 4m ISCrt tidt to 41 $ll ii • Ida Ti imi . - TI NM ton Pyo shu •ati few wh( gre the tsi) d std 104 Wei tru to • the dill w