The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-15 00:00:00

w 7 were I::den, ware sufficient plunder, the wretch might have neglected to strip the body of his bene. c!nr ,and friend of the articles which the Moor found on it, which were of trifling value. The -mar . der ►nuct have been committed within tutee or four days' journey of Mogadore. eeitninatiOn of kr. Lyon, itltml i tim, whether had taken any pains to &stoles.' the name of the dri ver beyond What he had Stated? Me,,Lyin answered in the negistive. Ile had asked thodst* his name, and not.hating 'received a satisfactiwy answer, be hacl pu riued that condi which was justifiable by law. Ile had enught redrescilr !edging his irforntalidn against the protitietot of coach, , whose name .he knew.' Mr. BAILRO'W eintended, that the Act specified • that the proprietor of the coach was answerable only SC - AVENGERS. where the name of the driver conid not be learned, six-PARTS oot.Ltsrs, A RA7fiCRUPT. . or' hocould net be found. In the. present instance • the driver wit well known, and 'there was ,not a This was a petition to the Lord Chancellor, under . the not upon the , kid it which' his dams. eight; new and peculiar circumstances , praying that uot be learned. Under these circernstaiseee, AsTas commission of bankruptcy sued out against . the Pell- , the laforinant himself had admitted; that ii, bs bed C o tter, a scave n ger, may be. superseded, " the 'made noinquiry whatever * beyond risking the driver . grounds that scavengers, as such,_ are not within the l. bhuseir, us trusted the esur t _would not think - it 'traces of bankruptcy:--and that his dealings in l r'eatisistent iitfijuiitiee to punish the master, Who was bricks and pigs were merely accommodation to his : ibtally indecent of the*offence committed, when the friends, by which he had serfed thee with ashes and 'Man might' ‘O'easili !age been found. In proof dust collected in the periSheS of St. Mary-le-bonne, of the pitblieity of ttlirdriver's Dame, two Per- Pancras, and St. Jetties s I in return for which he :e , sons were called, whbiald ge Ilettili, Holden," the received from them the value in bricks, w hee hic " u p e e son of the Defendant, was pnerelly. known on the sold to builders—and that the lean Eli P i - he "" e g" i Mitcham Mad to be the drives Of one of his father's and carried in his cart to his friends, to be fattened i sts.es. • aid sold, were carried to oblige his friends, but not i 6 I • Mr. Notiai argued against the falbici of the tea.' in the way of merchandize, to get his tiring. soda% 'urged by hit Ledidiff y - riettd; and . contended Sir S. ItomiLLY and Mr. MOSTA6VI4 In support that UV doctrine could Vie eionslroits as to suppose of the Petition, argued, that the • peewee osei was "tha t In individUal, irheilisia biers' injured by the. not within the statutes, any more than the sWeepies :..., emelt or l, Me Stage-toiet ACI; must, in order to of bean and pea shells in Povent-eard en mark et, ' find redreis; tiro the whams* lo Portsmouth, Om I who , old as food for cattle, paying smite .0 cti- : IA t tteter:f or to - York, ivlieti, he hipPenest to he peed for the liberty . ; or dbirottePsweePW *l4 Im "' 4ers'otiaily knoWn, in Offer tO i obtain his name.-- 1 far liberty to sweep cliltrteyS, bt W i .verb 'paw,' al n 4 ., fur for' such sweeping, sidategio they : .1 n r.T e_Act "ad 'ejtiarly some ittstances, ititats:Piiir the mime of the a t 'rites net itnown, thitt the proprietor became an were paid for the soot. It was contended . that the mere ... ~ -Petitioner was like a farmer making WOO on - kisOtt Irethe yueseilt ease the driver himself had been diked his name-Reite did not; as he 'would' own farm, and Selling them as the product .of his have done' had It'e heeds lair Character, think.pro land, /old that the traffic was only incidental to his -. per to 'tell it,' and, of e.Miseiretici,' the informant mole of gettin , * a livelihood, and net"iffslnt4""f : wits 6404 6 perius that COuritt which the law au living ; he payrog an annual suM torteirithig -the ~ palish of 't. Mary-le-bonne stone, "iit *OWL which .thoriser alertly . to seek his rediedy against the •7_ , , . . .. . • . , • gave him a right to sell the manure. • , Sir ARTHUR Plocorr, Mr. Leacti, end ?tie.. CusLep, opposed the motion, but ,offered toActin in' an issue to try trio facts and validity of' the.psnimis . moo. . . . . The LORD Cm t tecritrin postponed the question of law on the statutes, but directed an issiMilbeiltd• the facts. .. i ,, ~ _ ,• !,'l l s",tyec.t! • . . TRY' CORPORATION OW COLCIIIITER V.I.ViTEW. Sir SA)tuit. Itoutz.lor filittreci his reply in . this vase. The only point on which he had'esiti ft! trouble iris Lerdship was the tired bearkleM the tase,Aitrit bed been divided 'in 'die course of theihrednietit 'oft the other .sitle:, *vilely, the'reference in ifbitratio.n, and.theaWird following on 'that' referiteMf.• ' On 'this point he thoeftl lichen' his Lordship'reilly a few nth. hates, for if lige:mild not dispose of 'lt it'ent4; fib was aware tfiere could not ti?uch if ittelt Whit be t entendedi 'then, was, this •referente'.eituebeittier shore nor less than a contintinttlen of the lime trans-- tn./ion ; it was a brarreh of Illermeibreicir Of treat, oi the pert of the Select.Bady, of which the Mayor sod Commonalty BOW complainech lithe party now complaining bad agreed to thereference, he should rot have had a word to say ; but the Very reverse was the cue. The reference to arbitration hadbeen made;' as . the mortgage had been executed, by the Select Body alone,.withoet the Body at large having been parties to, or at sit consulted in the ' matter.— With these observations be left the case if the ?lei& tiffs with his Lordship. ,-- The 1•0114 GHANCRGLOR directed that a copy of the award should .be .handeti to. his Lordship, and said, liR "should give his opinion on the case OR 'Sa turday. toionampotwwwiwowsw , LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF Cl/ANCLRY, JAY. 14. LONGLTITY.—A tilt at the naeigtar Fury, re. skiing near Craughwe It, 4a the county of Ggway., eit4lrered wheat at Mr. Lynch's stores oa the lid Wit ; he is aged 102 yews, and was acconnaniatili), iris son, grand-son, and frea grand.son, and is capable of liftiag 3f cwt. with tile assistant* of an other. ~,: the aeenole !sett were eoefirmed by the testimony *Joseph Cater s as accomplice,. and strengthened the•evidencesif two *thew witnesses, to whom the j Erlsoners had *plied to join them in the system of plunder, in order (as one of them expressed himself lo.the language the Hammers used to /hors) " to receive a property to. better their circumstances by breaking houses and plendering." • The accomplice. being 'cot:eche/Med by those per fen in their testimony, aaa fbe exassiention of Pri fetter Crowthen.harlog bees. put in and.read, add lifter too ORM.I had been called as to the charac ter of May, which previous to these unhappy times, they stated to in geed, the Jury, after a short cou saltation, bronght Ina verdict of- Guilty evilest the three Prisenem • , • . . The trials nowclosed ; after which two Prisoners, Devid.lifoorlsetwe and Johs Saniehi..ware.arraigaid upon an jodictineet for burglary.-..:: - .1 IMr. PARK 0;0,0 trusted, tisekweitbo tie feeders of these deluded seen were already , eseoeted, and several others were under conviction of. capitol felo nies, they would see .the error of their •ways, .and that the puoishessut inflicted 4 .and *bent to be in dieted on those.consicted, the . pealseand tranquillity lof the county. would be restored. The Prisoners were thefore acquitted,. no evidencebeiug offered on the part of the Crown. - The several Prisoners, against inslictine;ts were preferred end found, wellP, , ,thre9o l the lenity of.Gorerninent and,the Learned Judges, . sad on the application of the Prisoners' Counsel, and.the con mot of Mr.. Park., Counsel for the Crown, admitted Ito bail on their entering inta . reeogeizanee, the Pri sonits• in 2001. emir,' and theieball in 1001. each. MT. .Baron Ted?alee'-' 4 (preseos Mr. Justice Le !bum) then, in an impreeive address, passed seal. !Wee on the annual Prisoner.. Fifteen were sentenced to death; sic to be trans 'period for lava Tcars ‘l6,were discharged on bail; Afi Fore 4lisigurged withowiiluta. 't‘tweill/ , .whieh she tug! , - London In COgrae. Timis , ter proved to 'contain llaewlch and Maaalagares hookAssees the amount of between cod three hundred pounds. • It was also proved that the Prisoner,. Henry Johns, war as duty at the Oceanid Pnatewificef.es finhowtoter ilstraorfaTer Letters. on the morning the letter w.sitld have come is Os course iVorts Colcheeter, and that It walnut delivered as divest. ed, in Loudon, but that rill thetnontryboak-miles which it con tained wire paid into the bank of Messrs. Fry, Suns, and Co. bankers, in tit. Mitdred's-cooti the Pouter". _where they were payable,. the same •morni og, and Bank of Enlisted notes for large sums received Tor theiii, and these same -loign notes were, according to the statement of William the hie. band of the Prisoner, Louisa Hannah Orithilts,, taken ht the Bask of England, and antes for oneaadtwo pouidoobtaitiot for theta is change at leas( he waited oa .the oithide of th e Balk while a man he sent is went acrd brought bias Cot the smail tales. This was corroborated by.tweflieelts from the flank 41 England. P•RiLVI, the Solicitoi to the General Post-ofllee, stated that hattaiLipa more evtdecca lc produce at Respect, bet trio mt. ell that' the Pritoners* might be criehmittel for further examina tion, as he•expected on *foams day to be<ablet• praline some very material witnesses, which was e to. Maaidoitestree-oiwism-0: w porter as a reeeivirz. Woe in Coventry-tarots; imis ViCniday,aharged i leith ee •banding— Sutheriand, Fao.nr Seywooratswett llyaieen •,4 l iichetaron two several, deliveries of aims it epreedied by the testimony of Mr. Sutherhind's servants, that the .Bsekifelfiery alas made on the Id of iano.sry, and aldwniali she d 6a rge fur porterage with &tented nkorildihatb YetWo. We in* //Mee field the same porter made anotter deli very at the Ppneetitor's bon te oa tho Sth. tie ttiry teal then art Ott tat, and is tamed out that both tiokets bad been *rye+ to,4e amount of a ,sbillitig more than Was due. The Midair was, catandttag for, trie for o.e fraud." •- • 7:{l 44t.: a lier4 l 7 l nrre l, "o l •• • A fire ?stoke Otit in the laundry Of Ake house of •• • - S. H. fthode,Esq. at Acton gauge near Ewell, on *sulky rtight,'which entiretYcoesesiedthe interior, together with thagreater part of the furniture, and a valuable library. The l laews were to raped as scarcely to. allow lime, for „thelansily.to escape, and ,the damage maybegarngeksd at 55000. • >< , damage Acciinat.—On the 4th imit...p,sloop from Plymouth, bound to Cork, having,got enibiyed weer Slade, in the county Of tWesford, .11 -boat be longing la that place, with seven ;nee es ;gloom!, .went elf !to pilot her. put of danger. One of the f lioatmeo, Michael 'kap, pep.. went on board the sloop, and the other 'si x, continuing .in the boat, took her in tow, when, melancholy to relate, tl;e beet was towed under in Bag,enbuta Bay,. and vie 'ere drowned. The pante of the cur- I ' • . . ... / ‘ . .. ..., • • • - ' • i 3141! . 4 1brilli ir . , ' , . ;, • , t... :2 , ......141.4 li A-. ww ?rn . 1 ' , • .4. , ;',.., .-• • . . • • - .2 - ..._ -%.--4,-"-:- 1- - -7,.........., — . , ~,,..----- • . . • .. rii„oykojajoet:44.o .., so itios jele.,..rasipte _:.7 o.44nriaillhat• tii, ,. spasida:ls,4lighmsidito iiievim...swo ivisges oe _ , l ti n , .4. B zabsesztivii4 lCTitlill: thatis, meressal•is esessipmr.; ll .47 : o7 - priiigie ltAP isteeny li. 4l4:. awn. Timaztut - PE irfusm, the GERMAN 27tY1TL10.. : --- 5(1 . 14 * .: I '"irmis 0 4 ' 7 a'T• •. • - ' ''.. ' • $.-rvii AL I . ' ."- ' - * l l,OO f1'4__2_,_ 14 # 4 4 ,4 * • , ra .......—__. 1. ,.. . • ' .• i . . . .. •'' t . • ; OA* 1109 . • •,. • ' . ~t *Aftiilkl6:oLl" .11.11144.71t her i0,t. !.. Mali c:OACHES, . . • - ' ' • ' . . Roentgen, 0* German Traveller, whose intention to penetrate intik:the interior of Africa was soma time • tarot( v. novopt. 'piled to the Public, has, there is uii- . ngo comment This eras an tipped 'en the 0110. of . - the 0 14 °"` a " e 'l • and *Meg feetmilhe pieless...t limatell' Sloublerlat'ee‘•hk ledelle‘ t , fortunately little reason to doubt, lost his life in the ' * • sf ' sgulust the deCisiotrif. two,Magistrates`"_:, or an Woe. 1 jividdisoimetoiviagoicw o re of a z aaaly . wapie lettr ampiik Aar,wastor ,..abos aan t raistresi ii : l2 . domii "al.lB"6"b lert hedie her as iperei cton er Cli e l , 7 4 46lL a raaw s no t e : undertaking. He. set out from Mogadore in the mid- asse Tor carryik mation filed by the Pialatiff agaid4. ~.. t . ._,_ . • york i i.possb eer i, i i i i i ii.,.. o „.,it t o... f aroo s a - , a k . . !io die ~ f .1,4, iii - I, with the intention of penetrating. liig a greater number of outside P,inierll by as . 00 ,„,„,,,, Afaih k A R l i ! ",,gjoni*vvds.,evoLawas o ,"' to Tombactcm, and if possible of reaching Vesemb, coach , than is by law allowed. ,•• . . l' l l ootf wo4 A iiiiroc ov i on , oo6 .thEstiglia....efitifik2Otient . o r igh ' het '' ' ' ' u+ to II" two it c h", i Jo •,..... . Ilmril.' hi 4; or the Cepe.i He was acoompanied by aGerman Re.:the. Sta‘e•coach Adel. - :rzww -- • ex , het.wasolkvidl. necr7 Pm. bcilli bir Mr. N 0 LAN flawing. read -e • ~. 1 .i2.,_ -.1.. Ile I - 1' - L...:•., ' • • •' • ' 'i n 4 ' i — ' - • tier master *lid dassests bt%lnd friss ba n ii 0-.,,ade, with whom he had become acquainted , Which prescribes the pirlionlar neelber, Pt entl"ur lw - i '. $ ' onkridge, lai•Ote,patisb-,./. hi , r .A5i. , , , , ' Mogadore, and in whom he placed the most entirer welt as ins id e pa - nen.gero , to he 'cikiiimif .4 eA) t p , of u , ..... 4.Poiromiff Ptar (treat .111,41upl i ii i i . b e is o f -pow-wan. :, *Wild roae.fram the oar aad went.ap to it" confident*. lie was provided. with two mules, 600- • A i alto 'toe penalties incarssibje l l il y a p. bi:each tn O b t, irohiCebAluCgie:: t s m omeTsinn i(ovempbm . 4llo: llo .: 01 1. . the - " Aa '.etlin a t in ' e6 " 4 " • ' . . 91 " 1"..nik.dellitS'IlirliThe*led **rit e 7, • doi 'ars in money,. various articles of merchandi s e . :" 6 ' w 4: ten , 0 clock 4 ille• lOW. Z:= l ll l l=ialittrwrAs iiiiihirni roi the f t " ' t d tht ay Pt ik . 4 l. he called the Info . r'., .lOn, , p and drugs, which might enable him (if necessary) to case. - . . ' _ 1 , , • -' otesaing A my* o t * or . t a i it ; the ,sd i gitt issnajAsondwrest othalenves eat stmei, About tnelvi tase:s tad „ • physician . lie promised on his departure . Pare a- a Mr. T,•-on stated s thathe was a iserdiast in the . i dark ) omor wimp; solammilad um wile lissat a itrsiii_e_wwifiiawowitratd. brioe..rmmdtainea to mention woowi ; that his friends at Megadore should hear from kinkily city df London • thee. siiellie flili of Jay last, ne . , ggn ? , He. km userosixott, eatoeetivres hed.... _ ..i berm!** he 111 * . 1 0 . 11 4 , hogrOver i.rdie_, . nt ills Ju i_ ;_ v an :te ci f t t ri every opportunity. They, • 'however, never heard; ha i le d t h e - ma r :h o ot tiatit: ., ifish-stree . t- street ',.. .41-leh; • ' h 4a Tt i oa ti'k sr moque .' 1461.14"1a e's 1 10 Fieln * ier "lbw , iti a oramaitiesoix .... t. me Ul4lllllllll, :14 !I when he . d te i ', fi ...l or le ce4 :i t e it.f . - : oo : rooloraor silikl it, ll4lllli i itio t, re o Loase *i geor t f e h o ey P a mo4: ll.64 *, pisteis in . teach. from him afterwards : - three weeks after his depot. i got apon it is a pas . s. pc Criaisiselites e a t boa • ni p..., • tare, it was reported at Mogatlore, that the itastegatse• ot up, that the c se ro ut . ' ,a ll h e ett -e v hft ily i rv ill ed dell and a Moor had; bee* woo crossing a river to thel, not, ,loodoo,* WI the.ralSoorr- fled Ai hiswever,say any.thlk midi' ate! OrWu th:l l 6th b ran ght A branch of ostsletee to the Wave. mid had of. northward; bulgy silt atlas thought improbable,' that ' --- Passengers were taken' . tip. He then „unnonetrated • " 1 ' four more . dr:. batons, ie c ikeelinet t. to eheetlsins jibs -..,-. ._ vot . giya . them a > poouplopt JtOte,:.er 0 -SuilleAramhs :: gesen to /*Or, hot she•tensitisAtikaisembeirtitio Mr. Roentgen shoold hats token that route, no at-. 1 'lt ~0 . . i with the coachman 900;I:li , ie (L..in'ol.r._. to I , hitAk he sub- hew) , them ha 40,41.1104..40 ]hey el lividiviliesd cud notknow. wil it.." 1.% .42_t,441.90, tention was paid to the report. ' tloadin. • .. stars a cranwpt.. ae , aa d „p e 'se v en week s an" ' jecied his passengetsi:l) so 'tisittilete_TY , ore e' -make MR fiP4 1 1,91 1 *;:. 0034 bbn i " t " I I i 4 . .' 1 1e d • wee ..subo 6 " — Abagoluelit WohNIONAPIO 40r ntisfacsno 4 a k a * li n R ooo tgoo had vault (renal ogadore f intelligence- la as brought to ill adore from Morfteee, that a ! coodicied himself ' his'vehiCle. The , Ant' . **de - no an s we r , bus told ilia to lookboo,kb. ; $0 1 which .hedidueserd- fi rst bantam.. . . • Moor of the proVibc*Of Sbeders.hed•been stopped at i When 'the conch eistordiateit ' .i I. • . 4 ") .° itareleune " * inirty • • Pei. . 410.440 ;t op tarsi, taad.grooke senogreakersalbe•Ebt . Stade Ma tli. Il F ip aki . Atwell; two ,pther "'"" 1 got gavelne Pilltgliiirlottilfi. ;. the., bad *AA in a Tdt a t d osirat r 'euaitail the Prosemarfi's lookie d Morocco, offering rot sale a watch and various other , outside pasidogesi get .14,4 e 1 h4 0 nr " 1 " 44:4 • their balds.. , ..rvins to , o were is beds, siotiaated anthisoesnl_MMbie An takeklOrtiltterd the Wildly/I: articles, apparently belonging to an Eursipaats;.:.d - Ow i l , sk i n k he me l d? eetisin y_mare this coachman eat _ is wok* . .. „ i . ' 'Mid pistols over their dw e e i t ert Par ga' v V ii. •t a t i l i eLL7 tz,r eit 'd izz:ig the uhi:.l„ on being sold for to Mogadore, were identi- ! punished, To this end iniisitta hint, his name, but . ' heti% 140 sa' iT theyt .scraantO ? W - weed . blow 'end &akin , his ensportY. .. ,ad pai d 4 *n da l. fled as lutyinsAansei Mr*. Roentgen's. The Moor, on i the coachman impertinently .replieci, " 4.4 . - to r nsor- • - , !hair !pains out. They mot d(iiiii 'etiides .both Hay 1 40!nlY• ._,_ . hieing examined, .petsisted in deciariag, that he.hid . 1 lr 'n account • . e ,_ _,, row," and then drove elf. .Witnetio . too,:a .I _ l ~1 . witness meow a Ir. *papa -11ce, was lustiste* (4 i ay sslit,... on wirowoo :opeatog... the cipboard.kloor, b ueg k r i arir gy br ea king . Newt et Wm. Strpbent,qaollieo n found M r-Reentgeo deed, and in a very putrid state, , of the passengers then outside -4m were f . one ' on, i order a tree, and that he had taken the articles in i the box withthe coneintian, thrm * 41 . 1r:is* ? - two i alien hisinaney wari ,alaatosited bis Wife tri open four pair ofsliees. E 0 jail!' of sremlinzon!y. it. Hay said, if he wield pot 'ppm' it' itswoeld 13 4 .° 0 1 1 /"Ang " al mlvAr ea tAli a **Ceti? se. Illes4wriling- question from his person. Some time afterwards, in- ;en the roof, fan behind, thief Alta thisiiiiikey,,. ; ..:-;„ ease of Guyer—, M. girl shout seleb years si 7ia° • loo k 1 PimOt him. Hay took the otoo7 out of the drawer . Wm. Jame s H etrovieka of frisky, braining ere If: Bank- telligelce was received atliogadore; that the Rene ! ..! a little gade had been seen at A xsilla„ , 300 miles to the north- ;r% metnoranduYit of the - name of John , _., I the ; • ")°- : -4014'rotector lio hod •a, good mind to blow his : oc4etis khe frottert, of Ltistartilital!es. . A . head Off for telltsechim such a confounded lie..--.-- I . ..4 word of Mo t :adore. Mr. Csairt,•a friend of Mr. - - present Defendant, *WO name W6s Upon ": They old Prosecutor and his wife to keep within i YoLlek." - • Roentgen, at Mogadore, sent in consequence to •as proprietor, and on - the 23d of July following . troors two hours. There .was, a watch hanging bY Bow hart. 'The Pri ; mem§ joinsali /d* Rae. Azzi,b, but the truth of the intelligence could not : f i le d an inferthation against him. 'sh e Ma g istrate ! ' ,Ise clock in Brooke's house when the Ptisoners , oak Gnjphs sure agais ermined ova Monday. be asci;rtained. A month after..this, a Jew from '• having heard the case, 'adjudged the Defendant to-. . ken ! Alequinn foklMr.Court that he had seen and spo ken , pay a•fine of 101. for having one passenger on s 1 bi _ t.went in, and * be did • ot tee it after . ; Prisoners had 1 MI 6 rage, wii o l 62 W lived ammo* with mar. titlithaqtatni that she. frequently saw Mrs. Griffiths with quotable' of MA- O the Renegade at that.city, and that the Rene. I coach moie *than by law vassal° wed, the girl, being 4 ._ ...; „ handkerchiefs over their faces • .and it appeared , Noses, mid sbe was frequeetly . sekt ost he get timer obsoged. At f. Hie ' imidellea 01 ,Joseph 'Carter, as accom. , ooe tune sise h saw . about_ forty ,llask...ustes io ',drawer in no gade aas very shy of speaking to him. Mr. Court under cge, " t bein g conl4/ered °° * "° " gles*— 4 1;117e that they changed their handkerchiefs, .and i r°, ll, l e w i t r e l e y e irass- ri ll e iffifg t o . f concludes, that there is • little doubt but that Mr. ' • • • • •-• i Against this decision it was that the.Defetdant now s , prow slate lotkr Roentgen was murdered by this man , as the dollars, I appea l e d , pot them on in different directions after each robbery.. came to he i r (Klee from Thorp Post-oaILT for tamlea, on the , . 95tb da .of geptember lost,' which she weighed, and the wei:ht Brooke b ad no doubt of, the Prisoner Hly:beipg one I ed kki.m6kek.kke k. the mules, and the various articles with which they iin the Mr. B.tnaow, for the Defendant, cross- 4 , ;LA beta ,g above an ounce. et was soden . ._ sc-:--. ..1,...A.... rho wretch ---...:-..'er..... ..s. as. . TA..., •..traa him: mks:thee hrs.! 9 1 "I' Die - ) - • - o bathe saiti he had rather not swear to 1 ed aeordlosly and sent 't to Loudon on due _ . _le Ibis to- --_--i . .......1 i.:... ' ••..t.. 11.... i ...5..e....1 ai.....J...ht ir M...ilruma•• La showers _ 4 the 'waggon . taken, properly vanished fa; • ~..• - , yreprietOr. . . . . ' " . ii , 1 .." - - - - slain:ie. ism were drowned. Tim name or me sun- . i . The Cinisumr Tema* . ..quit 'the•eary . qu'estion We understand tbe twarpf*lts'ithe were s ',film- _ferns asw--ileory Fortune, jingb Masan, Simoa . .. L :qmagtork ,— ' Ltai . 1 for emiiilderitisihtikel) ' A: case was, shetncr :rs irit l i y u . s t b li t e e lr pit h r„ rht uj imtil :ve .colt i t trooft .., ~.........o peeted. _robbed ' It I tirraforiiii4l I kea ' ' . ilti the Act respectini :'illetui4day se'finight, oti ,its We" ' . tki f2riid - :oir', o or b se e ve l 7 g - il M " e r r i c i a l ii n ! :E, ii l y W is a i n i ni ve j l' u '° l4( n r . " : l : 9 T ;l 4 . 3 :c e u three i P o eag form ai F u F t t :w: l e e re lui 'j ,m d ull i s e ' rr n a ': reiftiVey tv ' jio.:coii - Owa t irs• , ' tke : cippotry, makiing , e ,, 0. iti r ;tt r lliairles ailllethe' , •„,,, , .a,,,p who might drtve ;ft,* depredators, sled:that they to•hit . their places 0I - mourn their irreparable toss.. t timatt '*.:110 , .i, ' '' ' 441 “,,."" ' 2 14 40 could i Stithrortt. The lase men together 'With a Nita - •An request was held on Monday, at the George 1 '.kive to,enili etakeee . : ~..T-- -7. .` ".1101,1 ,I l s:r.tecfn ! Whole known it Stilton it 111 1 1000nd; were "Cisii. ;ta il:Draioa jail, by J. P. Jdowirsy, Esq. nil view 1 'it . tht ntlir . dfike:tteacb, man was, n ib! .k4ITSIts,' Cernett id robbing tlfS 9 tillltod iti r tib't fele *Oki ,of ,ths body et Ekleabeth,ishe-"We of John Wilkic. '. ~ ,'. , '"-imiwdlichie- irit .40.1,1 tie of tWO hankers ' parcels ; ind'toi#Wese\cirar6f. la*Epaton, la ;WIC .At .app•preat - ,.. , tho 1 'fie •' , t tiltisly Colicieltld;. ~ ,i . ~ Ishii:et' AUK htflilleettstirtm**B6e4lidallppist. [ . wdasico t4t i11e...050.4,41P.110t te5da l 1 i lih,tt Ilk . eic .16.6 iitr'' 46 islii.. - ni&# 4 ,11 r, •S. • liensloe veisfilfti dank eiLimettadV- ' 4 ' ' -r - -' l/ ~ '. . 1 I e eniti, aboet six o'c l oe k , sfutik,tiefAQ 4 drea l s t l t 1 il'aishst; ' p iikicJi .i.l4' cf !ill rOP'•,.4* . alate• . •1' Citssitittek, itidteft.- 2 -A . teditAilttiet %fleabag • i•ship for a ditch& 6t opium, ' witichAe soon after. t Go i !iilo/6. eirall44oo/ the ~ - rtivera 4 4 Opinion; t. t , again a t ajtiongtritfitlitead.sall'ar k'itaill 'if iPti"kt I wards 7 swelter/10k and atqtakftett woman in she , I lati, on wis Ot . Onun it take more peins.than Ai up iil ence, fit at asettlf od . the auttihweit traces-. 9seastmeith what Opt Ind scone . Medical "seistsuro i ha 4 . ttken s eat, In ''p , utittiog the course whi c h hp 'Mtn units ;vitt In•liWiertfci It theliailif,of 7.54 I rag Ai ra do!e:y scipme4,(llo wiAosk Kw. as she I.ltad",,' Was. petfecAly itiditeble. The Court were, the fotiowing Qv line* 4 the tiklektitiipohitt-Affei ., 4ted,sholt, . fopr it"pisrcit, ItisnOty.meraim• It 16 * 1 I theterOre, of ,Opli , i an, that the conviction beforetise f em ale a n t atatidikaiam 40. polies?' ' 'gitilf*tis I, sispeared, thatthe deceaseli pad-(ef,Aklre.tban i 2 1 1.1,./figi#tites was, quite eeliSitteet with the itOTiSiOUS a fan - octet iertiiitinltip'll6ll&. .. 11114; dr 1 :dgnthi past, at miriOns times,* aliOnt Ilirig of a di' rOf 'the Act. ' . - :. • • sort of cmn,P**l4l6the'lfiti*;s.4*.2.l4 aiPtisoi- ;-cietlirsid mind, and "jury, laconeett nce brougie . , . The question of Costs being then mentioned., •• . About three weft' dote, fey rettit *aril Chtfe , id a n ooliet•a Luaary. • • , • Severs' Milgistrates : remarked,. that the crime int. hour,' , dod afteiiVittitsg.gosse to'lMOlts'.o4.4halleititt ~, . !. puted to the befendant had, of late, become , so -th e Nosed et as tfi r trialat the siktilitEs 'Of thelaars. . ' Dim ) - ,• '• • ~. liegerdar, At the bons, bilk: Sisk ellarlitrenns, IWo. prevalebk.nndtbe lire's. of ,his • Majest/'s , sybjec i t; awa y audit tail l oa wife amltilier hsd'forcdpir - .. ifr , 0 .11 w r is i , 7, 41 ,.. i t plinsar-si sot., 11)0 1 )1" 1 - [ were so fgetp!ittly endangered, tharit became high &rioted Mr itsat:rahop, hitt"' bt%ffie tn . a isianii* was nue& by an accident ;he nit-t w itli t. t h l: tre th l e . proper th4t i t g,rere eiarnll4i shoild be made of some! "Which :ceimiffitittedi filli militia. . Triti‘ thrall 'o ftM tsr e ota.fAar a l i r 4 1: 14 1!"..!_t * Yet """ ocit . 4 „: 4 l er.fr ie,4: iof the of4nders,:they wO A tijere(orti, of opinion , -*mo t betiktetitetylighOed bet, itie, eiitii this . 1 6 . 1: 4 4.7 ; '7' l .. ~!! N , 4 1 - 4 ..nir . • , that exempla' Costs Gogh Jabs awarded. • -prOteCittlitii.`•` l 7lllo.bitstg'iltstsi Mil ' bittielf• , Ainjgapirday seqiiigitt,..*4, ''R._._Ciflysls*A. ti1.:1Tii,•:44,1,-. /. . The Cent Itat kat Wilt erg* tante opinion, thi Do. T wo bitiiiii 'base itfiektirt foe' iligif!ttiol- ' S.. of ; : tra tto lert ril° "4'; m dm ilTp. 4 lll7 l = l ,74. e s i e l ,a)„,,,,ury -fen Ont was pidered to -its to the amcnint of ' ,i a a g .iatakini hketimisty fistokbaniiiintif itlarstii,:l.ettctiou ...it!. w!ki:AS.TIO fiaitatfac,lLed four Nc.iwa Ni.'• ( 14 ,:i 20f. in:addition to the pentity tl ready acijedgeit.: ' 'ob. eigilsial • ton ,it f - : - 2 4 1 :40, w i l ed . li e ; liber-coulnithks,.sa powen'ot *bleb, to detente!! a fa , l. 10 i t 'neigh - fi altOs t fakAarrshlopsoatur a iiyar stpca t. x6mnialraisimmemem . , **god istoto ,01• it --4 414iiit Ur '4l k ,co c boon Ins Vtlyraf,tfe. T !V' or f • Th e carnage of Mrs: Seiler, of Cuoseo- attests boorisood, erbeerdie . ' : 'Psi' he :itsis , .441 , . ! •tuJittleettesa sittogame . nwids it,inc. . 0. 1 •was overturned yeste4iy, in Wardour.stost s ar, the 11110 e, risould dial. litt Mt iiklikdii 401104 1 4: MI, , • VcetrltnetZitnasttuttatt:i.oni ji - obstinacy of the driver of a coal.wageon, wises at: -IMAM eallosittli:•"'Weblieilbedk 411 , tilt .s.clOop; 'matt , • - : I ni m e k e in ik .ib i saissagse g m ? Insvaran 1t . 7 1 : List re(used to make way. for the carriage, and when; was admitted to the preienctetth4FNeisterhaw, 444tei l ,__ __ _lllittle 11 . / . 41 ! . tha :7 a r l d n a Yflr S oZ i v iai tiro of. sokt•eis pumfrig, put his horses.or, and overpuruedit. he they eddressirsiOl!lit , lly. , Wil t swiping uptetetho 4 • ==`„,7l,lla r i, . . . . .. . .. r : • . The coachsnan-wes so much hurt v that he was taken hermielentle.if "mot dispoeitiosi t keit !tidos let '' , FiUkihire' . ti!tolad unioae-ebillea I " ._;_, ...1 i 4t dhleiees Ole theiceele WNW elm sill° ' 1 , •rap scuselessi and of tefoyLadies and, a . ., Gentleelau, .with two bbatio. deft you steel& • peasit se; we-. -; ' 1, ,,,!.4:1 1 : 41 '. m ic a s low o t or s itb ...jpoirt)--tbrice -Era I who were inaide, *prof the formet•WeS lateireut, 4 .eithellek '-hh MO. '98":1110644/ yam, ,____ • eletilMlysisK* 4 4 11 ". i." h i; 1,- r . sind bruised. The indignttion et,tise midges wac , • siaalkollg.n..-Eia pasidilip.imoutiod • Ike i What as' bioduptioslf ff !k i d*** tkagosthlowsyl * p it s vented by showers of lona, and us the new Iso4 ' :jot 'sleds his canape the bilk.- wirtprameil •tlm;_ _ t ess, ( 81 ".....1H 1 .. r *" , prirri ...„. grrey ,,,, e ,..4..........,......."GaT . . , mumber of the 'waggon was taken, no ,doebt tite of. bailiffs were left behind tiNelietllllo4llloF4 lai n'! ionic N I . p r i n umi' suite liutilisbed lIT U. Ler" , "' dui fender will - be properly penis* far the isssAilla ' • . , r e l• * • :mr*- .' 1 • 4 , 4 4 k4a il • ••: . 1 • ' 1 VraVataiWn thews. W. iltria-svant. o '.l‘ , ; ' 4 Y. •: • '