The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-11-05 00:00:00

COURT OF CHANCERY.—MosDAT. His Lordship took his seat at ten o'clock ; immediately on which, he spoke to Mr. Horne, the o:ily Counsel then in Caurt, who was retained in the Portsmouth cause, and said, that he had perused the 'Merits which had been handed to him on Saturday. Without expressing an opinion upon Clem. which his Lordship did not at present deem it neves- Gory to do, he thought it would be flt that he should also slirect his attention to the previous atlldsvits, which were of considerable importance, and bore suaterially upon the t Se. Mr. Holm' said be bad not his papers with him in Courts but he vas sure, that whenever the ease should again come on for discussion, it would be much facilitated by the at tention which bils Lordship bad paid to the ailidavlM. COURT OF OF ARCHES, Nov. 4. • Yesterday, being the First Day of Term at Deals s.! Summons, the above sapationed Court was opened will Oho usual formalities. .., • John Trencher Pisani, of New College, Oxford, L. 14/. was admitted • Doctor or the Coati, and took the onlha Of allegiance and supremacy. - . PRIMING O. PERRINO. . This case bas been already before the pablicAnd was DM further proceeded to. it is a snit os the part of Mr. Pus ring of Leadenhall.street, for a divorce a Imes id awes, from his present wife, on the ground of alleged adultery: l -r The principal fact was denied by the latter, and is the at fence set up, evidence was addieed involving charges of si most serious recriminatory nature, as they affected the verse witnesses, Dr. Lushington had bees hoard ele former occasion for the defence, and in support oftho asemp line of argument was now followed by Mr. Dedeene-....111, materiel circumstances of the ease may be tiomptisedhs It very few words, end ere es follow. Mr. and Mrs. Penis, having agreed to Bee separately, she, who wsi then about 2.1 year, of age, end in a state of pregnancy, retired Into lodgings which she took for six months is Frederfek's-' place, Vauxliall-road. This was early in the.year 1821, an allowance for Mrs. Perring's supyort having Wen pin. ,viuusly assigned by her husband. Here she soul litre tinted to the acquaintance of Mr. and Mrs. Statat i m persons of whom she rented her lodgi age, an i teuseem named Hull, with whom the supposed &dolga" Edited. His visits became more and more freqeifit, his attentions at length an assiduous, that it wa s the ostere of the intercourse which took place betweenl these parties, in the month of March, that the chie f points of contradiction is the evidence referred. it wall, sworn, os the one side, that Mr. Hull "pasted several :nights with her, the landlord and landledyllot obleet• big, as they believed him to have been mirried to her ac cording to the forms of the Roman Catholic. Church. sad :considered that a sufficient dissolution of bet gpreeions marriage had therefore bees effected. These staionmets ,were directly controverted in the responeivaullegations, . and were met byopposite charges of conspiracy sad se& oniation of perjury. Aftei a commentary of some losigib upon the apparent strangeness and iscrrdibility of tbo representative made by Mrs. Peering, lied tho witnesses • on her behalf, the Learned Advocate (Dr. Dodson), is allusion to her pretended faith in the farce of certale fanciful charms, observed, that though apt reconcilable to the philosophy of his Landed Friends, it might, neverthelm, have existed - 0 Some ircret truths frail learned pride cenceard, i • :L I . To maids alone and children are rovaal'd,i ' What ! tho' no credit doubting Doctors Ofei • . The fair and Innocent shall still believe." Dr. Jensen and Dr. Amara were beard in - In Ike comae of the argument, Lord Coke's was quoted in support of the relleetion, that an locale& one connection prevailed in the house where Mrs. Pen ring lodged, Mr. Statham the elder and his son having married a mother and a daughter. Now, according to Lora Coke, the relation between a son end his father's wife's daughter, is among the prohibited degrees of kindred. The Dean of the Axonal (Sir Joke Nicol) apassaced that be would give sentence the next Court diqp - •ORTIN V. DOGGER. ' • ' • Dr. LESHINOTON moved fora monitinsto the party . in this case, which was an appeal from the Consistonal Episcopal Court of Exeter, and who was in contempt far non-payment of costs, to pay them without farther de lay. it appeared that he had been in custody upon a writ of sigaifiearit, but bed been discharged by the Court of fling's Bench, which had quashed the writ as inconsistent with the Act of Habeas Corps:. The Learned Advocate remarked, that he was not aware of any case that bore the slightest analogy to the presort question, bat it appeared to him that eery great Imo a venience must arise from the Court's refusing to comply with his present application. Sir John Nicol. had doubts whether the case was any longer pending before them, but at all events the facts stated must be verified by affidavit. FOUNTAINS ABDICT.—We have learnt with regret, that during the storm on the night of the sth nit., ten or twelve yards of the cloisters at these venerable reins tell down. It is, however, the intention of Mr. Law renre, in whose beautiful domain of Studley the Abbey is situated, to have them re-constructed. Ps RRRRRR ANC' OF A DOO.--•The gardener at Kirk. erhy, near this city, has a young terrier dog, which, a si•ort while ago, watched a rat at the mouth of its hole a a hole day and a night without taking any thing to eat or drink. The animal after so long watching with out success, hit upon a stratagem which he no doubt conceived might draw the enemy forth from his hiding place, and ran, ith all possible speed to where there wes a nest of *Wog kittens,, took one of them into his month and returned to the rat's hole, at the mouth of whirls he laid the young grimalkin; hut no! It would Lot do; either the pursued rat bad proceeded farther Into other apartments, or he had no notion of being en ticed into the hands of his enemy by a messenger of that doscription, and risk his life for the gratification of making a meal noun one of his races most implacable enemies.—(Carlisle Journal.) A melancholy. accident happened at Llanwrst on Itlopday last. Fjve or six Womea were assembled in a bakehouse in the town when nabappily theeooring of the r min above (on which was elegise a trantity of potatoes) gave way and killed on the spot one of the poor women and lier daughter: another was seriously hurt, and all more or less injured. Yost , rday morning., about ten o'clock, one of the Wandsworth coaches, with **else outside passengers, broke dpn n in Sleeking!' street, Borongh, by which the whale fell into the mini, two of whom appeared much hart and were put into a hackney chariot t hot fortu nately no lives were lost. The accident occurred by the I reeking of the fore aalestree„ and the badness of the pzsenient, which is in a deplorable state throughout the mr.r9olis. ConoNen's !NUM:T.—The Coroner's Inquest on the body of Fanny Tucker, the unfortunate female patient, in the Lock Hospital, wits resumed yesterday evening, Fu -scant to the adjournment on Frid iv last, and not on Saturday, as erroneously stated. After deliberating about st.ree quarters of an hour, the Jury returned a Verdict --- Died in consequence of taking solution of •opium, athni.islered to her by Ann Mortimer, a muse in the ltusrital, through mistake." • , .1:17 POI, I it. BOW4TRlET.—Rittleer Brady, a fashionably d • J girl, of genteel address, was brought before the Maxis trates at this Office, the other day, under the followicg curious circumstances : She had been, till very lately, bar-maid at the New Flanimems, and was dismissed ib consequence of sew little loving familiarities between her and a young man belonging to the house. When she left, she gave it oak that she was going to Cheltenham, in expectation of an engagement in one of the hotels there. After her de parture from the Hummtim., some trifling articles which bad been under her care were missed, and an in quiry after her eosaexions took place; whom it was found that her mother kept a house of ill fame in Col liugwood-street, City-road; and in her house souse pt doe missing articles were found. The old woman Ile taken up in consequence, and brought to this office pun. the same evening, one of the proprietors of the How mama, saw the er-barmaid, Miss Esther, at the Ad= Theatre, superbly dressed out, and attended by a and clerical-looking gentleman. The proprietee iVai the mote surprised at this, as he fully understesit she was busily engaged in her usual occupation, as a hae maid at Cheltenham ; but without entering iato say explanation with her, be at once gave her in charge to an officer on the spot-4o her great terror, and the very evident chagrin et hat clerical chaperon. who, it waa recollected, had aleft than once resided, fee a month ar two at a time, at she Hanumuna daring her asinke there, Aliiii.wu lodged la the watolshogarferthe night, sad M. **following teeming brooglitiatere the Ma gistrates, where a charge of robbery %as preferred ageism ber by her old meters. Lord Carrington hap penal to beontlre beach at the that, sad very humanely offered her an asYlnroin the London Female Penitentiary (of which institution his Lordship is. President), in Sefespe that, if the .prosecution war withdrawd, the Might there be reclaimed, and snatched from the coed nsatire of her mother's evil .000nsel; who, it,was _elated. bad tweigther danghtetemen* Nog the town." The young warp , : seemed to reedy' his Lordship's offer! whit thaniffilleek, ad dap labititos war with. drier! le ( storeesimegi t, but fa wee Isateverl, that die shade be .detaseed in meetmly, ag#l We' Leefreit had communicated with the imatedirectors o Erni, tenthny. , Shortly after she was removetTfra ' PO- I t 11c . °Mee,' the Clerical Oritlegme presented he ftier the Beneb,gruf begged 4e.be elbowed to imifiee.— fle described hitinelf sidle "Mee. J. Hued, Ratter of Matteson. near Stevie. Om Illjohl, Moretot i* tin Musk, Oloucestershire.7 Rollie reprmegtal himself et a Sir giitrate of tbi mat &deer; add; Wag a tiattafa; at aforeadd, of !eery sedafti aid *Ordeal" erterlorobri re goad was lasusediatelr greeted. Wing was tbitaalsjest !tali than tete-rtete,; did. trot *pow,. hot it 401 4 1414 die "Reverted" Oendeman's harlot 51. at the eatehliosse for her use whilst badinage*, there. it due bee the. afters egadilited hilas.Plathei to the aryfiiii piipared for her by. Lord Carrimitms, bid amashie'or meet she bad signal bar miaik-rebe had mo latentiea id .lageens ing a recluse, "in shady cloister vampl,7 estkiilleg the ,matrons of the institution qpeadonid her, according to tlieTiles of the Ekes, as to *better of net • she tame there etietely of lee *weft* *lll, Mho beldlywed ge reeepterßy declared theta's* , Aid gel. Of cancel. they , &filmed , wg es" ii. WTI 40 tg l / 4 mid, ilet TM left to es" 14 r o let* am low/ ',ether Okaeosisi Ni id swathe , iit laws swo. The Information was exhibited by t . 100itnioro s Ideq.„of Woburn-place, and it appeared that &headline 'Mood Mary Anoe Nolte, living la 'Weston-street, Serl sere-Usern, had been for some time intrureed with hie , 1 fossil, washing. Finding that emu of dm thlass tweet reputestlykept back in spite of remoostrinces •spd pc. me for orders to Morn them, Mr. William's no Wed. Wider last applied to the Saestrates here. aul,Sadler., one of the conductors. went to make inquiry . of the weS man as to what she bad really done with the thine:li but when be arrived at the beau be was eared that trouble by the husband, who infunted him that his wife bad drowned herself in the Regent's Canal the evening before. The husband at the same Was gave Sages a amber of duplicates for property belonging to Sr. Whibaire, which his wife bad pledged at the shop t l afthe present defendant. Mr. Whitmore, is preferring his charge, said be &might it his duty to the poblic to proceed against the t, for he firmly believed that but for the faci- Sty w bad been afforded to the unhappy..womas in . getting rid of his property she would. have been slims now. His grounds for charging the defendant under tie statute with " knowingly" taking io the were, that they were pledged in the name of Anse •§ " lt s e. although every piece was marked "R. W.," In largo letters, and that, she living only 50 yards from the de. fendant's shop, be most have known that she was a lain dress. She had pledged there almost every day for months past, and five or sit of the duplicates were dated on following days. The articles which he had selected to proceed upon were in a dirty state. Mr. Henderson, in his defence, said he did not know Mrs. Nuke was a laundress, and as she so often pledged articles and redeemed them, be considered her to be a respectable woman, and that the things were her own. After a discussion of esosiderable length, Sir lt, Sea xis expressed his opinion that althongb the cue was one of very strong suspicion, there was no sufficient proof of the guilty knowledge to warrant the infliction of the heavy 'penalties awarded by the statute upon the defend ant. The ease failed in proof, but Mr. Whitmore had acted very properly is bringing it forward. Mr. HALLS coincided In opinion with irieussethy ad. league. Sir R. Biome said, if any linen, rough dried, or lo s, state of progress in say shape, had been taken is. be should consider it a strong case. Mr. Whitmore's servant said, some of the artieles which she had seen at the defendant's shop were is that state. The present complaint was dismissed, and it was un derstood that Mr. Whitmore would select the articles described by his servant for the purpose of exhibiting a fresh information, which he is empowered by the sta tute to do. Ma 11L80R011913 -STREET.— Yesterday, James Spike, whose noted name anti character have so often appeared in the records of the police, was brought up, charged n ids, by meat's of false keys, entering the mansion of the Countess D'Antonio, in I)uke•street, St. James's, anti stealing from thence a large copper, and a quantity of lead pipe. The prisoner and another man were perceived yes- terday morning soon after 5 o'clock, proceeding towards i'icradilly, bending under a load of lead and copper. Tory um: stopped by souse watchmen, and on being asked where they wise taking their load, they answered to Claremsarket, and were permitted to p►oceed, but were closely watched by those who had stopped them ; and very shortly after they halted at the door of a noted receiver of stolen gouils. The pursuers instantly trounced on them, and a running kind of fight ensued, during which the prisoner's companion esoeped, but afire a very long struggle be was secured. The lead and copper were proved tv have been La the •1141: 11 ifb4clti N ee d , *le a - 11 41 in ; tbseib of .neva lrig i *AM .largt"ma ordinary aye. There worn many hot thogreater part of them ex posed to auk ang of two and three year olds, most of .hi won timiers. The sale was uncommonly dull, tied many wont off easohlo several farmers who bought 'loner coital, in April and My, with the viii of getting 30a. or 40c a-head for their grazing, were com pletely disappointed, oot being ablate obtain lint cost, and were compelled to keep them on hand. A very hoe lot of about $0 Highland stirkc which cost the owner 2/. 21, each at the last Falkirk Fair, could not be • hid for more than 11. 17s. a-bead ;in ;bort, it was, alto gether, a most discoaraging market for dealers in rattle. At a justice motion is Sberboarne, on Saturday sennight,an informed., was laid against • respectable' farmer fin baring in his possession • bare, not being qualified according to law, aid he was couvicted in the penalty of 51 , altbongh it MY clearly proved that the is formant had shot the hare, and placed it neer the de fendant'a house, when be i sassingin the ordinaiytonne (Allis business, took it op. - This infamous condom of the informer filled the minds of the majority present with indignation, ands subeeriptioo is made to ease the burden imposed by sash malicloas behaviour. Our readers will rejoice to learn, that the brewers of this town have at length reduced the prices of air, haw, and porter. The same ancasare of beer, that io half a barrel, which was formerly sold to the publicaus at Us., may now be purclrmed for a gnisea. Oat of this ram it is usual to give a discount of • shilling, so that the quart of beer should new be sold for 4d. is pine of 6d .air is done in Carlisle and various other plates. A half barrel of beer generally runs to 44 plans, and at this rate will leave the publioaa a profit of ne. is, the polled at least so we are taught to believe,—(Domfrim Courier.) CONVICTIONS or Ltomeasn Vtertmwme.---Mr. Henry Neese, landlord of the Hampshire Hog, Rosemary-lane, Mr. John M'Pherson, of the Prince Regent, tilobelane, Mile end, Mr. Thomas Keatley, of the King and Queen, Limekiln-hill, Limehoase, Mrs. Jones, landlady of the Swan, West Ham, and Mn. Lewis, of the Adam and Eve, same Owe s &prated, each to unsmormet, chirp log them with having their houses open anti selling spirituous liquors during the hours of Divine Service on Sunday, contrary to the tenor of their recognia inces. Mr. Neese and Mr. Kelley were convicted in the penal ty of 20s. each, and the other defendants paid ios. each; and they had severally to pay thei► respective costs. Some of the Defendants said. there mere's/vend of their custom rue, who dined at lielf-psst twelve, who at that time of course required bear, avid they now asked if they would be allowed to serve them. The Magi,. Irate said, that they decidedly could not be suffered to infringe on the statute. Toe TRIAD MILL—A motley group, consisting of 22 roffianly looking fellows. both Jews and Christians, who were apprehended by the officers of this establish ment, were put in lute to the bar, and were committed each for a certain period to tread the mill in the House of Correction. Ten of the prisoners wore found gamb!iog at the Star, in Wentworth -street, Whitt-- chapel, and the other twelve sleeping in the brick kilns. in Limehouse-tielils. M.tßLndkoren•STGllT. — lnformatinn was received of the dispersion and app►ehension of one of s gang of five notorious London housebreaker", at Wooten, Bed fordshire, whose names ere stated to be Harris, Roberts, Hurst, and another, besides Tansfey, who was take., in to custody in robbing the Image of a Mr. Beard. The robbers went down together in a cart, bearing the name of James Lancaster, Jesting-street, Lantbe►h, Surrey. They were repulsed in a severe attack. sod two were wounded, • The police pep the alert after-them. &A bed . iesei‘log NIA il, swrisbito. asd, "be was left to l"'" 4 ••••=, sr. ..", r•-•••• • •••••-• .. ... weak , whersrs o tirst Ito iwitw mot Wald whether IN s Revere s $" limes *tie rig watilbt larPhis re- Aloe Asp lime, as the harriers et Mali; salt. bet the officers have stated that they bad e *meg SsehiPark.witts is ponoit O. hue, owe et eospieleo thot be walattist betoweitif.te. • . la eagerly followjeg tb• sweat. weld over th riruNiounti..-sairsue-milig gaitssam's Rte.. ih i l,,,_, I'm " ali Ce it ' ll°l f°1111" said, to the d broker at Somers4ewo, entity to au Woe- ow's widtssil ,0147 111 11 all hurt. having Maas sPier,4to P . . 60 4 ,94.41 1.4 sits". PAP 144.11.14 the gill "' .. MS00 1 1 11 4( . BMW no. Netts. whist% had, ' askjter. : a Noss tte - gaststisratiesittle "twee ion dosiorlogrowsitiattipkobe Ili sot ailjorimil 4 the etdeet twbehisastavrebe ewe ootiNtliot I' , low*. • i,q r./ 4 .44.4., .4 -, , . as equal amphora say Won period I aria TM lobroomfail vosWttlwited by It!tert . Whiteiore, ,apyreptiolsd to the washer sad blieeidaft . ' THE STATESAAN. house of the Countess D'Antoniu.—The prisoner %t committed for trial. LAMRCTA-STICKLT.-1 ruffianly fellow named fl - ii lige. Clark, was brought up, charged with indecen.lt e:posing his person to some irritates. The prisoner ha" Men set oral !introits custody, and punished for offences of this description, and was yesterday sent to the house of correction fur three months. &mewl Brewer was charged with brutally ill-treating a horse, and was ordered to pay a fine of W. ; in de fault of which he was sentenced to two months impri sonment. Quozar-souato.—A pocr woman, who said her name was Sarah Shipley, and that ahe lived in Charlotte.enurt, Whitechapel, was brooght ap by Mr. Birch, the &pal marshal of St: James's, who had been sent fur her from the Duke of York's door in the Stable-yard, St. James's, where she had mule repeated attempts to pose in, for the purpose of speaking to His Koval Iligh• Nees, and on being denied admittance refused to leave Ills piece, Tbe unfortunate creature gni.' that the Duke of York wished toner her, and the King particularly desired that she would go to hint. They both case from Scotland on her account, and she ought to have gone to them three years ago, but she did mot like to be at the trouble, and now that she did go, the servants behaved spitefully to her, and would not let ber in. The 31agistrate said he was afraid some ill-natured , persons had been imposing oo her to induce ber to bet Here that the King and the Duke of York wished Vo speak with her, when probably neither of thew bad ever *tenor heard of her. v, The poor creature replied, that it was « the Lonro doing s" and she conid hear what the Slog NM, emir when he was three or four hundred itilesailowill swediphil, the King bear her, though be never saw heir s sod he Kid repeatedly desired that she would call, bot when she went the spryest; would not let her is. The Magistrate told her she must not mind what she beard them say about her calling, but shoal/I-wait until she got a letter from thew ; and he ordered , her to be mitre ears of, uutil some inquiry mid be slide of her • Utmost-nags.—Yesterday, a tailor named Gloves; and his hoi, were brought before H. J. CIiAIIDERS, shored with having stolen a anaotity of eabbsge out of a garden belonging to Mr. Hew, of Cold Harbour looo,Walirerib. !The tailor and his boy hail beat detected in tarrying alio • bag *quantity of cabbages, they had pallevinp aml the affair hadbees about to he settled, the toilet 'trudge proposed to pay V. to the Natiewil School, or anymtiosr, charity. The comeresielee bad been acceded to., *mill parties in the first instance, to prevent • public ti=il 41( Ile eisemmstanees; but afterwards the tailior, treated from the agreement, and the ease was veer Mh. witted for the magistrate's declaims. Gliittsamis said that the , tailor's conduce all *rough was most disgraosfai, tiod however great his pettishly as for cabbage, be (Abe Magistrate) would POso cam to indict such a penalty on the two denim/is eig woald dater them in fotare from cabbaging plot.* itatof other men's gardeos.• . the* ordiered=: i. . pey a fine of I/. each, and the fall value of the ;47 imprisoned for two months. The ordeggrattopni with, Mid ih• Partifl 1,0 101 . - ",FII 2 .2MIER:, -1- .usd Mt.lieditirefiab; of .the degkr the loriek..ol distrll soda. "-I-- 101VN-HALI„ (PLYMOUTH DOCK). OCT 31. S E It V. CVSSELL. A writ of ermoiry of damages in en action for the sediection of the plaintitf s daughter by the defendant, WAS tills il.y executed before IV. EASTLA KE, Esq. sad a common Jit y. The plaintilf, Mrs. Anti Summer., .ind the defendan., Mr. Th.mias Russell, Victualler, reside at Stoneham,. The defendant Inkling sinu feted jndgment to go by default, the pl.,:nliff was enti tled. of rooter, to the verdict of the jury ; conseq•entir it unly remained for them to assess the ganataar of da mages according to the circuwstanres of toe case, wbkh %erre as follow: lt appeared in evidence, that in Atignst 1819, tw o plaintiff's daughter, then only 16 years of ire, went td reside with her brother Mr. Richard Sintriters, stho kept the Commercial Inn, on the quay of Stonelssus e; hot being conumd through illness, his sister conducted th, hnsiness on his account, During this time the d.. (evident was in the daily habit of visiting the bons*, atd being a married mast with a large famify, and profess. ing grem friendship fur the phiatiff and her con .les:ion % he isasiecrived there with the greatok cerdielity. I n November following, the defendant anteceded in fifer , jog I,ia wicked dewigne; and theillicit intercourse on:- tinged until January last. la the nwanwhiie the pea.. eat misfortunes had befallen the pleintire famile;—hee htishand became insolvent, and was seddenlv tak , mfroas her by death; ben, inn Richard bad failed in business and been cainaknesi to a prima; and to complete the climax of her misery. her daeglitermitona eke had taken home with her after her sma • Sniefortn,m, was &re. versa to he pregnant. Inshlay hoe pisuntiff's danghter was delivered of a Imola *had, OIMIKAS defend-sot beine sworn to as the lathier. he to allow a wa ll weekly,sum for , the obil'ssliinre until its death, which took place a few we/. The learned•eonatel.'M addressed thojewy io mitigation of demon. seasy witnesses thr4lr lenient, but nothing was eb could nutterielly a ffecsWae cornbread of angliter, who under. seewil i p ati eje; awe , as lusenyvhd fich .;.,;41)014`r , _Tat ontertlllSre oftwgiand Ilse Ivy hiving retired . •Ipy v b hoot a fIS verdicts &mayo.—Vl, A Cheswick. Accenagi.go iaa Watains.-i-lietween SAS lid two o'cleckypeteeday•,attersesa l ,a.yeoeg, San wised Re,. rode. is ladgee,to she teem at alr. Hewes, i t Pelhaws street.. liiirAlece s Naiad *amp vibe sad other Ire srwr s„ held a poi at gunpowder io eye : 1111 4 303 4 gth L ll3 o nlit et hat went an threw sere Neer powdrr into are. The saddest lash esesewaisated w ,this ,peer rit hie band, whirls da,leile4l Low eyes ware in coseespeueeebeekkagly be ' it ls red int..walleie slat silittof both bin is . nor. bergf,,inta Int ingti ars sisciebieirly • i he wasimmedietii,lawaied to the Leaden Ilespittils, Ala appreatige U. iluebuld.powsbreker. Kkinerretrart. Somers' Tope. aset witli a similar amident in maiihig fire-works a few4sysago. on whials ocaaaira the beeile had a narrow eyeape from Wei set on BM tar sehet window being brown to pieces, aid several alibi pledge, destroyed. . • 47,7X.r. ty.ltelalelt. lbw Rev. v. ref the Rev. J. of WO - the tett •volitaatil r Os tbe 10lb at. at IC Marches eb.vak, bit: A S Ware. of the AiN l / 4 .4,' to Asa, eldest tiesplaiffrnehe VMS - Wm Plater, Req. Of eritaveß Boobs. • , • hat. ali Os. Soap *Me= Ai. stlllllll4om. Weisbeek • Mft. easokaidew.Learseastiostbautt„ He Ha !1 et alt. at St. Jobs"; Hosialey, T. J, eldest soy of the Rev. T. Roberts, of Chelaspal t second deeirhar of the Rev. J. R. Nan. beryinirroso I. On Mondef lest, at St. Hillery, Mrs. to Mr. George Searle. butcher. both of that paha. r e malted epee of the happy couple exceed WO pant_ i potinger pert of the inhabitants of the parish. assaahnfis 1110 erenlag, and celebrated the happy Mat by phillig• ember of lively airs on verities lesteammas, brig o gem Re. to the so smell ameeemeat of the people of the village. On . 71197 ,~~~ Ay ~~+a • DIU/. At Wade, Sasses, Ottober l 3 Willies Ilosootali. sired 96. Oa Ilairsday, the Slot oh. saddisaly, of spopiel y. In MY 1046 year. William Hem, eldest soa of Yr. J. Cade, .1 adamm.11—•••••••• HODGE AND THE ENCHANTERS; OR, THE HEADLESS HORSE. Resotv's.—feike the Satire.--In high soleadoar lo :Ashy, Hosea purnbas'd • Befits of Waeasn's Jet Sharkfss : He polisls'd his Boors the, most semadereas raise, • And homeward inclining. Ida old gelding backing, - Set oat,—by wild fear overtaksay—what worse ! Sane devils had rat of the bead if his horse!! ! Hobos. lost in libations of pollakoshiteek.• Had ennintod his Stied with Metes belts tall ! lila farce to eenspleree. la high frolic set idle, .A ammto.tbe rai had it reoded the bridle " What devils Aa' sat the Mad s' soy &sever Cried Bosom while he owed is his retregode coarse. 'Twee then by tha.kt of respiesdeet mkt. His shade is each Door, like dark War, he saw " fiord says poor breast ! ea' I rightly divine •• They've teek'd °ROI head, sad they nest wool ha moine: Curs'd Woad, sere is W erhosm a-t is zo blaring! " Leord ! whoa would ha' thought o' young Sprites is the Marking ! " Vfhoy Doebta, T way,—Caauf ps forward ?—allek ; " Poor headless sold soul, thou bast still ruiitting beet! Now halted the Steed—end in dolorous plight. Di.monsting, Hamm sped to a road-Ise his Sight; An eye of despair oa the Jet then be oast. As clung the dark shades to his Boors close and fast ! Cried Hodge,—" I be wider enehantioest.—and Dalbrs "They took's! og his head!"—bat While sighleg sad sub bing. Unable his terror or grief to restrate ; Lei ! Dobbin appears with Ala *rodeo again ! •• The reins to thy tail thee some Wags he' bees taikiag; •• Ise voold !" ettetalied nbellit.--ybe now Jays to retell The tidy Essehaaters la Wastaspellifel Blackleg. • " White Ale," a malt bearer patellar to Devoe. This easy shining and battiest Blanking, prepared by ROBERT WARREN, Stk Stread, Loodon ; and sold ia every Town in the Kingdom. Liquid. In bottles, Sd. ESL I2d. and lld. each. Also Pasts Blacking, to poss. &I. lid. and ISt. each. A shilling pot of paste is equal to bet Is. bottles of Liquid. s s • Ask for WARREN'S Hacking. A CERTAIN COVPLAINT, A ND all the direful conseqttenees of neglect aid bad treatment, are hest combated by the use a HOEK IIAVE'S RED PILL, No. *. This remedy sets with equal wildness. certainty, and eapedition ; requires CO ili , llll . lther a business, and is token without exposure. It: smasinz sale for the last dfiy years, thusah seldom adver tised, Is the best proof of ill; surprising efficacy. The directions that accompany each box folly enable the patent to care himself. Prier 44.61. per box.—Sold by Mr. Johnston. (k 4. hill; Mr, 81 ; 0 4ff , 140. Oxford-streut, opposite New Bond street. 'Sid •ll menielne ♦enders, Iltditrd, Printed. Sid Poto"Iwod. st tbs Officr re '• The IlmArgsvoN" •nd " I . IIIC CONITITVTIMI " Ph iIig* Piper ) N.. 247, 5t.0..11. Ay R. WARI*I.I.. I.L. wb•bru nU eernsmniestions, Orders, Ls. .n 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 t." I be ettd:•Ased. ~; 4•• , ii i t *um M AMOS MIL To D To UPC *Wow *r a t 0111104 ow ape h elm do* 'ow Wisellesu 7; swivel hi. TO limeree drew • Awes e view vomm liek Wm 11 siteeeres, Yom! be rrNga MAIL lib "I dold eel he ti • I. di si poslifir Kesel. Owley. 0 Memos. Cheit;r: Northwieh, Woks&11 every morni 71* •• RI Rifts, Nei bilk post , mod. tiaeltenhs Itie,clew agebesie Wedges& v Dover aii• bliiMpost ••a ists Mug throe old Dame! Ma. sera Bosterlao _ to E z Seedoriaod, Pnt-eoath. it 8 o'clock. T P. 09•04 let at 12 ete Paokenkoe illy tut wit 1 ~,~i ~~ W I