The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-03-09 00:00:00

~.~ • , • ":s i T~~ aiOnfOrsi. bINAVera The.prittring-roam which :was held on Tits:wedgy evraimg, *es the first for l'he•dressea Isom of •the most begwelhal. slid were remarkable for their taste, eh variety: - The splendour cud crestriagel contrasted Wahl the .cliss.etiess mud: *implicit, . others, pytoduecti: an effect extremely grand. Tht revisiting colours.were white, pick, and blue. LADIES' DRESSES. The Giantism of ERROL (daughter of his Rnyal High .sentbe Duke of Clarence)-..A white blued set drit-s, mead trestifuily embroidered is embossed silk dowses; the train, a rich while Krug de Naples. Head-dram, a magnificent plume 14 f ea thers awl pearls. The Countess or ORMON DE—Her Ladyithip appeared is deep- ~smug The dread black *stip, fully wd idepitig 4 trimmed; ornaments, jet. Viscountess Ms Hi SITJOY-i-A niaguificeat Areas of White , •atiii, richly•trienssiod with blond lace. Head-dress, feathers , (hammed, —This dress was particularly admired fur its richness sad eleg.tiee. Virrenaateas ALLEN-a-A most elegsat Court dress of deep asourviag; orimmenta, jet. Lady MANNERS—A beautiful net, embruideted with Rota ewer white satin ; the train a rich white Seared silk, trinsuted nest tastefully with OM and gold curd. He id dress, (~chews and dianwbsils. HlrnAlspdpil .orow*lli ► wepooried al.110•11 of ithirtow vprood Ilse at low o'cleell, it • nieWmot reel Iwo Chiefs, Mart rod anil eleggirgy. Cod hour till •••• sit its the resiwers11“•••••••••••••••••. Lad) 11. I LOA FbilEsio/L Maim of .Noe white mita, richly trusteed with pleiet litiltkosa tol French game, meal richly transact( with • Rowan border.. Head-dress, feathers and dissioods.—Thle drew was mesh arleiiired for its elocaere. The Lade" beautiful dresses of white satin, tad elehaased lace- H.sil-dreases, ostrich fea thers sail diamonds. The Lathes dresses. blamed with blond leer, aid llewilM at the bottom ; white smut robe, '.'manedd wand web blood .lace, and a Freuck rope, blood lappets midyear's. Orassaents, feather., Ise. Lady ISABELLA. SMITH —A eel 'bees, trimmed rapid the ewe Fresich ropes, troneoll walla blond ; rube of white satin, trimmed roes.' with Maud; lappets of blond. Head-dress, feathers, sad pearls. Lady FRANCIS VANDELEUIt--A black silk train, a Meek crape mow*, sad Meek situ petticoat. llead.dreso, beet feathers mid diamonds. Hon. Mrs. ANNESBET—A tulle dress, richly spottedie eparitsprelielle velvet, with tiosseces 'robust , d to cones p iiiii I , • beautiful train of white figured ialfeta, trimmed with peariene. Head-dress, feathers soil diautonsit.-.4* foe esemobfe of Ibis dress had a most plestang effect, 1111,, ss *OS seivqullF admired. Hoe, Sire. BOWEN—A while lace dress, with a criminal bisect' silk train. Head drew, turban and( saw,. 800. bliss TELVERTON.—A white crape dress ma isoidesed in bugles; a blue figured Cabinet train. Head fistliers, Hui. Mis s A LLEN—A beautiful court dress of tulle, bruidered in Ikea silk over white sails.; train of rich while swiped satin, elegantly trimmed. Headdress, plume of white feathers sad pearls. L a dy BO:il3—A black tulle dress, with rich border of 'Owes, embroidered is bath.. sod chenille ; train, black tabi net, with a rick bugle border. Head-dress, feathers aud se p.r b Lady LROFTON—A rich silver lama Arms, with a bea. tiful border of lilies, embroidered dead and bright silver'; - a rick white satin train With a vaadyke herder of silver. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. Lowly Itt/TaIINSON—A tulle dress. trimmed with blond; a lateuder figured silk train. HeauLd iiii i Welles with beast 'lel Patters. Lady CON N.SPERY.—A lace drem, with saligbgegiu &ohm Silver teems and feathers, :/ Col. BLACKER—A rich lace palaces'. over while.. j satin ; traits of white seta. Heal drags pearls and a . 6 - r e b plume of feather". Mr.. PCTIAND—A tulle dress elegantly embroidered witlreeel sod chewille, sad the buttons very fell, sail richly oreeruesitrd to correspond. the sleeves sail body bawd sorely trimmed with steel tassels Mud Istond War, WO/18 over white satin; a ti rey satin rube .apelbly trinsapti with blurt lace,, and a chenille ruHeau all round. Head-drets, feathers and disaboada.—This dress wool; consiWid the most eutierli, sad was universally admired. '.l Mrs. KEATIBIGE.--Whota toile pea irwat,rdiere White satin, embroidered is heeds sad bogies ; blue iced snare train. Ileed•riress (embers sad mule. Him SLIINLE---Whiae tulle p•Mtirmal. over white li maw eashmohmeri, to beads sad eliewille. white link tame, bleanlerse, feathers sad hhisil lace Isppets. SAUliUti—•A white *Fowled gauze; this kirk sued slesese.akelyeitiely mixed wills blond use and Fmk maw, thrt boteme eery fail.triiiiimed with teem sod wreaths of dowers, ap rime of satin mewl; rehire of rich wide ayea triamag round wish Wee 'see and a ea m% rif saran 04.0 1 4 ; vin o orusauettie, pith topaz mid feattiers.--Ildo genes al admiration. And 11,./ • Miss LEIGH —A tulle diem, richly ormeigulliedi with Reese* pearls and elwaelle, trimmed with lanall s .kali . 40 ‘ 1 0 k urge wale slain; white smio robe, trimmed with blond , tea; 'ark bleed hippo. Head-drem, feather, s o prink. yes Onstire))llBNriON—A rich figured net dress flea •indaismeil Mimi the button' or, r wh i t. oats. ; r i c h b roce d s ..l Silinr Male ifinlinated With bloust ; French tranuning of mats iendAllies "ilk mead Weil Lappets. Ile +d-dress, unthaw Redimeeeseada of emeralds. •,: __ • , ." 41 MURDER AT DEPTPORD. Cotowta'slmium.—An Inquest was hell at the Evelyn Arma Tavern, opposite the Victualling Office Duck-yard, Deptford, before Mr. eerier; the Cormier fur Kent, un the body of Mr. Samuel Richards , fouud in a mutilated state, in the Canal, near the Commercial Duck, 1111 Sunday inns n ibic Wog. When the Jery took a view ed the body, it pre ren6da moat horrible sight, there were two deep wound, on the bark of tin' heed, auuther wouud un the Tice, and srvend bruises about the body, which from the length or time it was iu the water was nearly le a state of putrefaction. The deceased's pockets being found turned inside out, gave rise hi the general impression that be was robbed, murdered. mid thrown into the Canal; there Will an immense crowd about the house during the sitting of the Inquest, which Fisted the whole of two mu-erosive evenings, su great was the inte rest the case excited. • It appeared from the 111111111 of evidence produced, that the di ceased was these,. of a Captain or a Tess. I, and Nephew to or-- Thompson Esq. of Deptford ; met he was and Mate of • South Sea Whaler, sad a young man of must estimshle character and geueral good conduct. Since his arrival Isom last voyage, he rwrasiusially iudulged in dr toking, aod Hips was frtqiieutly heard to say he would destroy himself; 1 ) , c o o. &mined that large sums annul.) , were due to Walk' Which he was unishk.tu recover, but lie was trot kniaise,pll 11114VO tarried touch money about him ; he went with the Sailors' weed:moue to eddies, the Quash het was afterwards at a pold:c 6uuse in . Deptford; their wis en .• p lwd ohms lie was last area, but slim Ip i wee alum three weeks ago. Hr was a fine )(mug ntais;isisuwf tkiety yea., of age. The Curoateritud Jury investigated the iris, with the ut most scrutiny, hut nothing poriierilair i'ocild be elicited. The Mollie made strict inquiry, but as yet Nothyniheyood ejolll could be discovered, and the death uf the essfurtunote man, or the cause of it, is still ;weaved in mystery. • The-Jury, under all tlie eiroussegasices duly con sidered, returned a verdict—" Found deOwasell in the Canal, null OrlPert wooed' upon the •60411; but by what meant the wounds were inflicted, or how the' deceased came by his death, tier. is ho 1/, ha* • KIR DETT—A lioert dress, over whiter : issigsv ris while adieu rube liissared hesidsuisely ride bits."' ljeti dyne, freshers Jed Mrs GRADY—A wile issued alt mid* deem trimmed Irish French late; tan of etch lavesetler-fieured grill Ms, :,pipits, "jolty trissmosel so cerreeposid. Head Mess, Spill .spefism,fealbers mid aliminonds. . s Ml* Movies GRA DV—l.:oder dresses of while satl94,or.j r f smetlyslemeeaSed with a ilrecs burdm so curreepood, of UAW .AO4l ealisselbe bodies finished to correspond, lolly slimmed! leis\ Immck ,hlowed; subes topaz-coloured menu, trimmed' en refsekero, sod fastened its wilts topaz amps. Grad- Me m, leathers and topazes. The Memo 1.F.16111-01ftek crape dresses, embroidered in knelt"; rlcJi black satin traius, twist; bugle embroidery to eurrvepood llesal.deess, festlie,s, sad jet ornaments. Lady NARY SAI.IIIII4.—A tulle drrcs, risk!, trucked oil %clout elmodla an atop silk. the buttons irimused vs* 'view! moleasit sod Vermeil llounces, the body and ski etegostsio composed of trknad sus blue sans. ; rube of *atm, triasesed round with Llosial lace, and a Factsch row . fimpeto of point lace. Ileatl-Jcebs, a rich silver turban, tLets, mid diamouilr. The its•port of his NlaJc.sTv's Cottimiritaters for build's% stew Churchr*, Loa keen prlllirlil.l pur tsasntr of the order of the !Intro. • C . It afire* that '20,000/. oittzlit to he the amount the siVowatii• graiituti for building ass Chuoch--"thot feesilence 01 fit least 1,000 pet lour soolesofrusis their parish elltueli Amohl errs is error''/ stuotilleation„ and that *tore the formation silt the 11”tirst, 158 arpheatirstis have to eu murk flp , Hu% 45 of which hare burn rtircted ; '25 appliii* tuors Wife been posspotwii, from the silitrehestoims . that the Norlistnesittery Nutt will be exhausted hj tin t•iossitiesitta sit the trlturehev stud dispels they hat.. alitatly propria..(l to build. Mr. LA BEAUIdr, of Sorstliartipron-rive, Itua • : ~ Forma ',vase qtrarteri of nor euu:r t y in which lir- . sell.'slarrr, continues r.u,-...... 3 4,,try ti ) -.„, 1 ,1„y 4, 19 hits. of itoqtrt.ettotiliry i-tiriige lii.rly wrestled to a PlnlOoP 4 neal lienn'thes In Niivuut oi.d Vbiuisic I)isra•iia. `lthrtreannent hat been found poAse.rfully httirariitut iii Dia % . ety , foo.?ierpab:e nod alartrilig extent, ere . continue orders of the Stomach mud the Itcod, iu oborsirtiou iinil tin: • „ O j ipcsitirVbe To 4 Saliti:laury u•-,onanee of return- .1 ,,,, p r , s h e i,i vrr an d pk o wo c A g it tu ", (lout. gravel. t 0.,..: 11 "14 qiniriou .ttsiti. inlaid rad nuopicions cluing.. fair. , •matfetts, Palsy, Deafness; Hliudoess, Stc. His publications torahs , * the mast perarnr.ive ontuareniary ins the rit- am Electricity, the Air-pomp, v+Pnalr-balk, and fillsansens. , volt:lts • sioqes•urcit seri-oil which ro.cord Remy tntretiliog Nut. nud case, ..1 . rrcuiciill y pat in o peration mitti.r . offer tbefailos .. of Mereurnil and vOl6- powerfillianivilieNl Ihr liste(litns of ',sir iklegi.lehrl ra , at their gceetOite . :ire sold 125• Hoildy, Fleri-.*yef t , Al..rrne Cutiiltin;. anal aseeltego, nos! 'Aorta the higrierrt cretin. an that w i „ 4 ,,,, cadln it o.. s e rm t._.„gine ge.. s ion 1,,,'. 0 ,,,r i a te d , i s eirliettened tivdy.—(Ki&erin 7. ' JAI deter 0 r.) • 0.0 1 , 4 . 11 , e , 1 ... . 4 ". tou t kar ,,. -,,,.1 , --,,,L ; -.• ~•,,• • I 1 • . .. T.77.,....g.4....,..:3 Lila tar dlilia irrentna , .- 1 • . I '..f -~ ~ ' -f • plrefatOrt difithttk O -,_ tig)illidlit( M __. .... neirle —it .a vanrolati c the time parties th rata-alit tbediseToo 114. 3 tt 1 k 1 414 PollSi/11: passed in one hrtlll oil contherattoo elf waisilsrol jabllee, re- wi thi a, N . ti ol i s d s o f 4 4: 41 tra li on . sembllng rather.- the elegant gaiety of • Milton, dives, then Air. Tll.l. canto forward to propose Mr. •Gdsrat. the usual spiritless formality of a public ormembly. The se a candidate for the mutant gown, fie deft-187 novel character of this aii a Highland ball, was Admirably preserved do-machos; hr the judo-ions arrangements ter the lltl+ on the numerous eiMeril of:his friend, irho be atif rreniag; while the eterltlllt, compliment•l, sail most grace- ryas opulent enotighip :tlY i lew him to devote' bums& , ful dresses of the Ladies, and the neat and very appropriate to tile ormi w*,,iii i i k iii loilL4Anaell • .. , dud }gig comities:4 onsameate worn by the many distineuished civilians sad ttleats. :•-, .., military +•b eangers," left no regret to the ow si e omensus and plaidedGhee!, but th a t ib is v i • i on o f t h e ones time, Mr. BRWllatsl seconfliteihe notniintion. was, at the dawn of mons, to fl I. like the pauitsAthoutilti o f Mr. liettwcwow cense.: forward to OFbpose Mr.^ the hard, "is light away." There ba• not been to Scotland Sheriff Williams us u c indidate. He knew no man .a like assembly Circe the unfortunet• devamdant of an loin. I more fit to 611 the situatioit of at Nleitialrste, front deed bingo welcomed an ill-fated Nobility and the chivalry his great knowledge of the criminal code, his s oc. of the llNlUMillillll to the princely halls of Holyrood Howse; in ice with the state of our primate, owl this and were our illustrio us Searereige now to hosour with but q ud --a ' august presence this northern capital, what other public re- general knowledge of every thing that was Ontie joicing Yin be imagined noire clurrarterislic of our might/ 'meted with the welf a re and good ol d er o f th/ girl division of his empire, more Curl +(pint with hie Majesty i ze,,a lo v gad City at l arge . Aiii". ~-) .A, , well-known attachanut to it, Sr b e tter a d a pt e d for A risin g ril r. PEWTLRIS ties:Glided tilt: nomilastillial de to the Royal presence his subjects happy, loyal, aud elated. Jam. tar ,“ .-, - , - .1 -(lldfriburela Slur.) s VV . 1.1111,111 , , r.. 1. . • Subjoined-are a few of the leading names in the rooms:- Mr. GAIIRAT and Mr. Sheriff Wi 1.1.18 ms sere r Lady Directresses-The Coitutess of Caithnexs, the rally addressed tne meeting. Countess of Marque, Lady Rollo, the Hon. Lady Sinclair, Mr. Sant:DLLs, and several other inhabitants, the Ho°. "re. General Leslie Commit,/; La d y V rallea_, followed us long speeches, which ittridiserd etptally Scott, Mn. Alacdovienof of Glengarry; Mrs. Mocked c bong rejoistiets from the friends of Mr. Garret. rs hest Macleod; Men. General Graham Stirling, Mrs. Stacksy of ~,,„u m. , M ,,. 3 y„ leau c iep h a „, , m en : Q ui „,,,,bal o f a humane inhabitant stepped forward, and begged Melrose. it, --,-o• that the orators *Mild flare saute mercy upon the Stewards-Lord Rolla, Colonel Mactlonell of Oteildilley r . Lord Mayor and each other, mud sutler the cite- Macleod of Macliod; Lient .Getserul Grath im Stirling. I I Lord and Lady John Campbell, Earl and Conesese or . . . buil to proceed. She Lotto M•Yoft then put the esudidnie. in Caithness, Earl and Countess Slorton and Miss Bull•r, Coro- Sess of Camila and Ladies Kennedy, Lady Hely' Ogilvie, Sir nomination, when the choice of the War n} was de vers and Lady H. Hall soil the Misses Itielt,Viseouut aud elated to have fallen out Mr. Sheriff Williams by t viscosities' Arbuthnot, Lord aud Lady Belhaven, Lord and crinvideruble tisajo•ity. A . poll wag itemteastled SIN .Leariptio sad the Misses Rollo, the Hoe. G I sod Mrs. both parties, which went on but slowly, tor pearly L Chinmiug, Sir John and the Hon. Lady Sim:lair and the the slime o f the afternoon etas taken up by long Miner Sinclair, Sir John and Lady Macgregor Murray, Sir Wm. Forbes, and the Misses Forbes, Sir Jobs Hsy, and ar gu m e nts between the Counsel upon the adinl"" - Ma *Uses Hay, Lady Mary Clerk, Sir James and La-ly Inlay of votes. At four o'clock the pull corn • ' IllielEdward and Lady Blackeney, Sir 'Thomas mid imeticed, and the numbet• acre declared as follow : ' , Sir Alexander Keith and Lady Ketels, F or M r . Sh er iff Will iams .lames seed Lady Gratis, Lady Scott and Miss Scott, For Mr.Garrait Lady Rae ; Lord Meadosbank and Sirs. M`Couochie; Glen- _ - Vrs, M. Playtime!! and Miss Macilonell ; Macleod, Majority alwclood sod Mho Macleod; Colonel and Mrs Wylla:, Tile pull continues wail tu-tuurrow (Sadueday.) 71b Hussars ; Major General Bradshaw and Mrs. (lead/haw; Cuenk Th. Zamoyski, Couta SoMenskl, Ltiid tlerriedale, I ' klousirur Jayrioa, Major POWIFI4 7th Drogues. Coned.; *r William Chattertun Lientestant.Colostal Stiatuu, luutskil leo Dragoons; Sir Thomas Trowbridge. t - -:- Il „11• _ . • H .t.1i.e.1 1 ••••e7 A LIBERAL LANDLORP. '• • ' ......,-_- Tbe following letter has been cireulated from the Audi. Iles' Offne Alpwick Castly,.ssicregst the daferest ba il iffs ups the Duke of Northumberland's estate, being is copy of bt Grace's instructions to hie Commissiourvs. We hare lotto favoured with the perusal of it, aival s ltsaten to gave it entry publicity, well knowing the interest it mint excite Menses dune respectable persons to whom it : refers:- . SJ. James's. egisorn lath Mammy, I/21. ... 60 ,(ilunirsatuss-1 regret to lears,frum a 'variety of nonce., sangatifaculties of the agticultoral ielerest ; but derived my information moo" partimlllely from wisp" Pennon ota this subject, which have been recently opmegMott to the two Houses of Parliameat. With the tamer =Petitions I nod it indamsible to cower, beesisair eta has proved the inefficacy of a Cosa Bilt-(aisataimm a s• rile object of these Palliasse's); soil, 'bore all, because I question the justice of an attempt to exonerate ou r ic h ees qt the probable rupees. of that large portion of our fenitalk sobjects who are ruined ha commercial, asamutarturiag, sod trading concerns. "I Alight, however, be a landlord unworthy of that just sod lammansble body of men who swaps my estate 111 Northamberlasid, if I could hesitate as set individual to mi tigate that distress, which, is may optima, under the pryer' circumstances of the couulty, nu legislative enactment eau **propriety diminish. .. 14 "1 desire, than-gore, that at the approaching await, pa w ill moor* to earls of my sgricoiltaral reliant' the *11,4 twenty pritent. on their respective payments. " 1 as, Geotlemea, your obedient Servant, 4, "NORTHUMBERLAND; it Messrs. Smith, Boston, and Laws, Aln wick Castle." On Saturday, when the substance of the abort: tostresras ronwounicatsd to the corn markets in this town, the present received the 'intelligence with lasi and: a' . ..........dr to ..u7 - PUBLIC lIIkETIAIO TO ESTABLISH A FIOATI*; HOSPITAL ON THE THAMES FOR SEAMEN. Yesterdar a public ineeting was held at the City of Loudon Tavern fur the abuse laudable purposes and 11116 attended by a most ottmeions and respect. able inisemblage of Ladies and Gentlemen. - At one o'clock the Lord Bishop of Chester was unanimously called to the Chair, and briefly ad. dressed true inertiug ou the uhject for which they were assembled. A series of Resolutions were then proposed to the titeetitog, in, furtherance of the objects wf the So clety, in moving and seconding of whicti Fart I)arotley, Mr. Wilberforce, Lord Ruckuivagr, nod other Gentlemen shortly advocated the utility of establishing a Floating Hoidisistaists the Rover Thames. o- i - • Mr. Rowcaorr moved the thanks of the meet ing to the Mentlicity Society fur the protection they had elfin-Jed to seamen. lie observed. that upwards of • sixty seamen were now reeeivinst the attention of that Society. This circumstance alone would' shevir the malty of the prop ove d i ne l ei t tre. Sir GEO. KEITH, after expatutong on the great good, both national end mural. the Society would accomplish, seconded the motion. • A Gentleman helms the platform here addressed the Chair, and was about to aiiiitionlvert on the um &let of the Corporlition of the Trinity Must, tugs he wars interrepted by a general cry of " Question !'' sad the motions of Mr. Neweeeft was put end tisirisimoeqly cor n e d. A lung hot of subscribers *vas then read by the Secretary. at the head of which stood an annual subseiiption of 601. from his Majesty. This am aiouncetnent was received:vont' loud aPplause. Earl Daatit.int• stow rose, and in • few words moved 'the 'thanks of the meeting to the Right Reverend Ch.srataii, who returned thutiks, and Of ammting. which Pearly tilled the great room, ;Moray after adjourned. Accounts have been received that • Itevolobos has been atlmted at Teneritfe,.siiiiilar to that which has lately taken place its•Purtugal and Madeira. A packet hum the Leeward [shut& ha+ arrived, hringsog adviceii 41102 ThUllllO5 . ll to the 1901 Jaitual • " tintiess, JAM. 18. " Until she beginning of the present mouth there has been much activity in our markets, caused by the +lnforming in. domed for Terra Firma, a loch was considered a favours'- . able omen for trade ix general; but, contrary to expects 14m, the movements *ere then suspended. According In * beat sees/owls front the Main, we learn that the arrival 4 i14 . lie Senifish attuvdrria sirSirre frigates, with some smaller ' vessels of war. having the Contains. ))))) era from the coitus /- ata hoard, has deatruyvil cimmience or the two parties to au great a degree, as to reader doubtful the (11111111UllIfft of the arsniiiies, and the Opinion here is, that it will he broken bvs.re the rapirstioss of the term. This opinion ban been streusthened by the verbal report of the Captain of a vessel which arrived yerlerday from Porto Cabrillo, rtith a cargo of mules, who says that all parties, the Spaniard, the Creoles, and the Monter, are in a state of disunion, and regard each other with ..xtrresejeallowsf." 011 1 h1111( 1 1(l a y l a st Lord I.l4wasltire's 141111\141 • tolougheng•tuntcli took plane. This only interest ing scene was witnessed by many hundred apes l' tors. The place chosen by the Maiipiis for the purpose, was it, hi. eX1e11$11(e 4aedu 81 Hollshorough, hich alfirded guest scope fur slivelAylisg the shell of forty plttugoinett, the competitors ell this sutra' , vorttest. The whole was singularly picturesque 'heed attractive, the dty 11aVillg !Well 1111e1111111101ily lil/I', 1111(1 OW most prifrot order and harmony pre. trAillog. hi she afternotoii, upsards of ouritundred . ;masons sat down to a very •fteelletit trouts, at the! , Corporation Arm., thelitshitg some of the tutrilt l I. @pro able lsinillurils of the coupty oil Down tl.,4 ueighbourhood.—(ttelfoir flruniele.) Tuesilty, at fifty coolviels, semi:wed to tranaportahou for life and lourtveis Tem., were rensoverl from New ate, iti the pie caravan, far the hulk at Portal:month, !here I von Is fitting to ruatry %octal to buttuy bay. ' 46:1 . . , . . • I 4 .4 • ' . 4 • • •. • • i V 4 • DUBLIN. EDINBURGH IfiGILLIND BALL. kfiterit*NlPPAlNAZiitiptißit'f . " . 1 ' 4 4 i. • 1,,.. r -- "tierisiE r ."l , '' ." 01 I The Hithfool ilogi eakto 10 htifideseoalieret Anolobtr. , • , , .• 4 Ini „ 4 t o ... - 7 "...Nirerl . • . . ltil lat the C"tle • Roomy • oposi ehe evesieg et the 111111111 t edListofontead *van ilia •• f . . • Of • it* tht lor the seeeon. pintail," eestsetegieee •••41eleiiell 4 it.: Tlee l etwitbeqaktivi • •:IL to'esiaMlifillagirgtike o ;rb** • Rft t * . ill Ale'criPttegis • iePotregepleg4ed . 440, and..iaduded,arcir f ornodoffbie i••••• i. 13 stilaq . lh4 l 'fii4e e . Alt 4 . ,iirillti4o w r y 1.. 1 ; vlelegance, end porikm .„,.,- he „,,,, s , iiiini ng .i.hio, fat !oak, foold-ws._ and . tedivr : * ,07, - iiiio'hattit i ii. . 400 . 4 .. P kv1 5.• ii „ s o- o r -.- -tpeartt, in one Ocostloh atidnipotts. no Coorieos of .4141 ab. • anyik'Ali g.p i r p pw: jAwyk subicegiur.44,ll4o . .: ,1 .. I rot ervoreliMing 1.4.1 y tusuirmel mur %Pr Lod!olvio Woe' .. 1 v .. simplicity ,ofs -I - ' . •Arg•::gi ~‘ • ,___ isippowted tip ibe Curomoa. of Olaraole mad Lady Rollo. olio • !Ill i i i i" ' '-- " ea ,,, i . . maz . me. bummer sr. VW -11 Y ilro'" Tio!' o poled the b:4l At 1011 O ' CiOal, ou • 11.100•.4 reel wish tlna ' ' end blue. 1.0 chief)", Macleod and oieggsrry. &Oar ***•,•iptiiitift eillpeltiii to iht,#esAmitt.<l-.b • THE DR4WING4WOM OP ).) -mrimurit --rTriv-tr • • awn Of I,Cii4hORARIto • • llainsonspv PRIYATR • fl•BARINCI:: le Win yrAorrefe OP .- Tan %Lactic* or liiirgite eitiferif ialLf.tesi • • cAlasKibag. The LORD CHANCELLOR mil 'bell pent eleven o'rieck tot iteurtsow 14 Counsel in this elite, preparatory , jtidginent. '• ' IN OPEN COURT. PROPRIZToR9 OF THE N' FIRE INSU . RANC6 COIAPAN "1- Mr. Wurimelier.. Coutuvl slated this was w.inoteen to dissolve which had been grinsii.d by his ' strain the Dsfetirlatit boos 'wens' - account of the Company, and ft any way with the affairs of the 'Fire Insurance Office. De moved lion should he dissolved—fin% or the Court hail nu jurisdiction, the answer of the Defendant orittripal founder of the Comoro: thy his means obtained u great share !Metter, for which reeso,s lie was Lary to it, mid also to manage Company. as the 1 1 1.itistiffs, t. were totally ignorant of the priticolets It appealed that the Consitini pernusly fur some time usiticr Dgendant, until some dispute. and the others Director. ( , lic the latter carried the books and puny to the house of Mr. Onto. body, and then cpplied to the Cou lion to restrain the Defendant, he had destioyed cert.in receipc of the funds of t h e Company, Ccuusel) tositestded, that cern iv. 4 true, the Court had tin lurisdiction. dsed establishing the Compuor the power to correct any tusscus their officers, without the interfs Under these consideration*, he his Lordship would dissolve the i Mr. FONILANQUE. COuworl contesided, that the Court had flirt the injunction was proper Defendant had neglected to pity Company at tie Stamp Office, Omit liable to heavy penalties. therefore, but his Lordship wow lion with costs. The Loan CH•NCULLOR would reed over the pleadtugs decision. Judgment postponed. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Tuuasw*v, M. I _ littler* the LOILD CRUM JUSTICE ---'"" WELLS V. 1101,610111. I This was an issue from the C- seising out of the bankr•ptcy There were three questious fur Jury : Ist, Whether there was creditor's debt? 2..11y, Whether 'any act of boakruPtcy commitfrr. Ile cornmistion had trot been certed with the bankrupt ? I time previous to the year 181 kept large wine-vaults et the r and Fleet-market ; he had also well-street, several farms in the landed property. At the let' 1813 a commission of bankrupt agaistst inta.• Richard donee, a far petitioning creditor, who claimed The commission being opened, fiery Creditor and one IVella. who also . in Fleet-market. loud was a friend of were chosen assignees, but from present no dividend lied ever been A servant of the bankrupt w the act of bankruptcy, which once denied to Mr. J011(11 (the On his cross-examination Jones was on a friendly footing used to call on him twice a week Under the Lord Chancellor' Jones (the petitrooing creditor) w examined. He slated that the wait 1901. of which 70/. was 120/. for money lent. On his cross-examination he no knowledge whatever of M. ',roved a debt of 15,000/. agoisat estate; nor of Mr. Lloyd, the attorney's proved 5,0001.; nor of Mr. who proved 5,000/. He coin very kind of theta to choose ' knew of no reason why they know the situations in life of did not know if Mr. Cohen wee in Rosemary-lane. He had (ills co-mitigates.). down to which had been the bankrui Mr. Temple and his family. runic', but he did not know there or not. The recollection of this points so inaccurate, and he frequently, that vu his iv . g 12r. Denims,' declaring that he • ....- 401inrottng evidence, the Juty prOtissit' satisfied. • Mr, Scaat.E7T, fur the wily caltcd rile witness, R. Campion, line clerk stated that Jones (the petiti pour, that he frequently 14. 4 ruin . * to burrow small sums . 1 The Jory in issued a lirrtliel• ' Boiling creditor's drht, and ' COURT OF COMWI)N7 ~ . • err-et sualllll6llll ikiJeilaf This was on actitatiaa Na! faitottiti of bonkruptcy.thlat hart Plaintiff in the ytarl7. undet tendatita Iwd berti asAigute*.., Tke„ .40441 before Lerti ~~' .• Tr.w.relletelferlfrreFW7 . . . 1 . - ! , •'• , 111 1 1, '-- '• ..,. ',. ' , ,* ' ...,..:..‘fht :.'I.. :: . - * 1_ . 4 .$ . ..re: ; • •• .• '.‘ ,, i , '.."*. '\, ' -'s ' ',- ..- A ~ • . .., • , ti . ' 7' :. • • t... ". -.' ' .f. ';',: '- 1•' . - , . . • .• ‘ f . - 1 :, . . a . I : . 1 . • . . • • . ` • '. liNCII: rtee C hits mion lirli i ve ke rdieig. 4 • fllri.2 nlfe iCi .fO n Sld il tar Tl A le ' p i tlard. "4 ,, m ic h . , Limoues4isi; : The Jury, aVie entitti kin* for eitaittirnle. trlnv., std a verdict fir Mil ullitintiff,,tbe et act taivist•ti• is, to lei blithe Ont contillikinensaf intlaultriu 6 " ! . Ll/10. . • to, subject the petitioning Creditor 10 % 0 , the -el- LIOTIOW or •its • . pense. " OITTIIIV tOS.Lltnifi le - - • - t... r • t i tr ' • . was occupied until . , . ...4114.- now the awl/Menlo •• new.elrern. oratory to giving his ' ta r dy a tea, who are hi. name feces Atha, wissell. . :-1 amend - Yafate Illeherdli nlie , Ra i the Station alegtemese, IRT; • • charged milk decor ding la c ah Hopkins. widow, et Sit Belle ' 14 OlkW Wel UNION of 61. seder the isllowing eireominatues s- About silt mont h s ago the Prisoner. drenrd as • itittlll , - i 11l V. SIGNOLD. I m""'• s•••••t• went Cato the 'bop of the Prooneetsia.- 11l for the Defendant. Little St. Arsamewstreet, levee thole ; a Jew-viSh p sissisys. .so his lv i e ..or s d u si t i t i ti , on s c o tt r o v t . l a bag hn o u n di b e is or berl e ar e lloW s w ort hic -Iti lk w t r ue ia, prip. ant . t :r ati b te a rl d aw a nlne mkc altate• hm. 'ming any money 0n- arm; Ike Prisoner refusiisl to let the Jew !ive *m oo 2 d atairel to the Probecirsrst Hilt ele world Wilk ••• ,coil . I : froiu int/nit:find; i" 0 „aspl' ..fost.t,olf,Alse ~Me. rather . I "1 .1. she Norwich Vnton hive sirens • tfie - leo Owl tort the S tpirp, o tift ed th ir e . P . is ooer ''''ld toed that th us injune- asked tu ke're the beadle, as he farther on ; rood out the groun d th at other he was game the same Jew eameinte die temp and stated at it appeared from t o t he Proseestria that if she would beretilt. with die Pat. ! ! it that he was the sthoneebatragasdiw to which get. the eh s lot ice eo s mould for 6/. Ice mou give her (34.: foe misatesi, and he il.eir gave her the 'moony. which had 6s. soil left the shop; us the Pelsotier'd return she offered share of public con- him 61. fur the boodle of clothes, chnsietieg of there tout., 1 . ass. ~,,,pointed s ee ,,_ which he meetly accepted sod west away; the Jew sever tge the titEti , i , o r t h e returaed, and ow mumaiwing the costs they Were found rot to be worth one av ar i er o f t h e money , 1 tie other Directors, On Wedoesdivi lbw Primmer was met by two women in Itic,sleh of liniment:l-. Ifolhoin, whom he had defrauded is a similar mannee, sad 1 tic heal goitre ou pros. on their otteming hint a snob collected, who begs. to pelt I r the auspices of the sod handle liar Prisoner very roughly ;he after mule time got Unto them sped rem or Holborn, brit they perused him so closely that b e wee obliged t o t a k e rt hea er in a pu bl ic b ootee .o. arose hetvreen him Planiiiff,), out which to N loWstreet, the mob continued about the mobile I papers of the Coin- Imese, and the Prisoner ender the Sae alkyl he would oat be ver, our of their own knows by the mob, cLareti his clethee and washed ties Court lot an snJunc' powder out of his hair, be being then droned as it.gmailp- o maa's sermon, but on his aimingaimingout be was-directly relay- ! i a tthe g r ound imbued, and was spin beepatteied wish mod sad War:lobes i ~ : , d.iirlohueilidd part iltet torn off his beck, but the timely tatter fereoce of a veritable, Iy. I-le (the Learned , who took the Prisooer Hite custody, pat a stop to shireffilty, to if thus allegation or it is very probable that the mob .wrold bate placed lam amidst:lion, as by the in a siniatiow which would effectually bare prevented ham e n , f_tour ezeressing his deceptive talents iii fotore. e Two usher charges were prefer re d aga i ns t bias-11. was .' d t u h e e t O D S : fe l h e e t o p t e s a Itta ofd committed for trial. l's., • l Patrick Ifokosy mid /amia Illahony were put Lathe P r l i it te hadsi of no t d h O e u C b o t 4 1 11 ..:11; bar, and t , itsmined o• the following charge :-,riht the nth se injunction. of February last the preeecatee, Thomas Mpsfek4 received at ' li the beiskieg.hoese of Sews. Barclay, in ,Lonabeed.etreet„ i el t li t e .or iu t t l i i s e die P i l io " i ii i : l a iffs nd ' 7 the tll.:: .fi ll i a h n i k s nalcz et ne:l as is p g i h rt it e ie d f o o t iol e t at here t o tie wea tob t sod a Of crly grinned, fur the tier. and dates, he immediately stopped them l it tbe Book pay the duties of the of England, and in a few day. received, inforatadosk diet ice, which had wade a on, of the notes had been paid into she Bunk. fi e. traced . He had oo doubt, a lot hole to the possem ien of the landlord of i d yl s Three . •F . outd diuntits the non. Compassys, is Three Ceues•litreet, and the Landkird ideeti. tied the Prisoners as lama( to complus, with two other Pot= i i .. • •• 6 4 who m ho eheaged the uyine ;Isere in payment for ot Ittpser observed, that he thq had had togetheites They , were remanded. . • • to before he gavel bat , , . f 'rustle/I*i. ...1, •G 1,14 i e nn . Yesterdly /ire aptostler, a girl ab go out 14 rum 'pf mg., , Poll ' 4 b ' hut who does not appear to be ten, we. chirped %with weal- ._._. ref , t"wit.'''' ,4 IV ing 161. in Bank notes, She propene of .folia levitli... 1 - • 1 ids ~• toys The Primmer, although en y o u n g, wa s reohreiroted to be a . i ICH, GoalleallBe" 4c most depraved rhorsette. Her father 1. sat hoderif,Sarimitriouil !ascot *. tell oi a •:-r• tradesman, mod lost all tuwerol over bee. The Preseason. it •tvitts 4 ' o w ' a stageacometmeri, and has apartments in Nortte-nreet, Mel. i , k wwd•agindliatllles sea; a woman, named H irawkins, helms the tete if them, I" 'Io het heouglit the Magner there, sod she sew the note, ton into ' : . HlllOlll .a polite.elooe, *Teel well Itiereal ell the sr enehtiehif (this e Court of Chancery, was a fortnight before Christina.); the repeated ilia visit, arid after her departure the eliessed time thrombi same nom- : r a r e le ti h e i t i ! t il o s toT e tt illi r t 'l h e e ' ort, but she could sot be toted till yette r tisy.. leafs the. . as a good petiti oftierr took her lase cust o dy tua it *retched We*" la Hap-, :1 oning ~..,..„,,.1 , ggegguaguelage....ghe was cootaisted for folellet Piker these had been , 1 ..„,,, i ,,,, um . w . iitted•foneak - istin-lf - • A venuessp-semell Zetnesirat.'o.,•••• se thltollllllllllll6ddlt fraudulent. and con- Basra of Control. Catmous-rsto. was charted oda sis ' • I t appeared that some • Illuattf of •PP•rsql the emPwrei . f Oh. lloolillust, . . , , &ennon/to •heid* beef rabbits. • fem Inoue best: I 319. NLL bolas Temple p r p i m p, ' mad souse if the enthral articles at a Sew': their* come* of 1 'lett• 11 , 111 Ellslan.street, where they were found by the telfirir,-astieerea lan • ilionllery isr Gcm- . gentled theirs. I. step her' if else crime *gab.. abiIIMMINO he con ittry. Ilfd nkitt't • . sin Wednesday Night with- Mont e r tieloo,• reties *timid, • titer emu of ilk. : when..-atimmd•d• ' ' bet rlrt iitron•usnbt,':.: 1 ikrupt was cocci ant A PICKPOCKET DETECTED 4 ill ) A P PTCI I O.4 II 4 • llit'A DCIO ' ; • An iosfatiee It the egiosloy u(si i o‘ mei; kip' ‘ diertisii witi ; Ist a ed ilt i v i r d ie e r tt br -o l i el tgei tiue . d. several (telos t' , a ‘..., Rotted at this ince yeatainfitg; on the easesinalion e . ir Pd' o .40 the petitioning three juveligepilkpoetoiss, oaiiili, yeasts lYiSrt,ri, 4'l . . 06404 1 g p 11,tolislighestjriy hasskrupt,ahop e a l t e e v d et n ,, ifi l:t ie44, l4ll4 l. 1 . 1; , Chnoil u rov i t a .agvi - a,"go tin i , r l7; 4 4 . o V ,, An l ge 4r.e s• .Irr rer el t i frut ra 16411t6 lime to the "t A "° l7ol . 6l72Cdila . lier"a teeloeft " tho ft . l :r e reeedi e -. 71g ' * . ''Tifiiil H-. Noire • been' OA& '''g • along the atilt file 'or usioloni-fps ' ' cod . ~ . pt lv!it (Infect: to rove by the A l en' , nets, who t .40 Bite' • . !do i 11l CovSLited Qr. brimg b.geitqai . 14 4410 1 . '' beieel Oie . Ie) be • ie p u oti ou s i iig • creditor). Otte; awe** biseitithiltit liti , bag 'Tit sot effipect he . staled t h at Ai r. diet, ben itatfill - stsleinoottrby the ikeckais t 'orthlt _. iositt er'ithlt, 164' 00asit,lp tort:rtsito flog with 'fent*, and ii i i i .,., &g lu t ft freof e eflai l = I li ts tar gial t i Zeill t hoilk• reek at the least. lag blold of bib (the Pellissierf tit 't losiot;: ' Ili* *nor's order 'Mallard WIC 'sot e hie guititetts beat ink ei lege TO letypp4 0 ) ~,,e , p urn itt e 4 t u b c At beadkekebief wltiebibi ' luttlifli'%ei4 atilt the deikt ()wing so Mat f i r' l '"„ s lt ek°4l4 .l***A•fr ' lltild ,A lelftbith is foe worst done, anti 1, - ;lr t 7 e - -.-tit-eAtheitee..-"'i," vnst A k r ..7 1 : 60 1 77. 40t i 4,. tt 'Wit* deg:. I l lba'= 4 ' shittianeso sr% tot* ' ' - fidelikellitemtett'whusosossaild . ., 4einiii i t.. _ . , • he stated. that se tad 'aliment Warthog N r . c „a y .,: w h o h o d *ern tet• a •Esit he Vfeltill*aetieleikileeeelAePte, 41141 •__. . g ...., b ulik ni y e, 1iA111414 St(' bi" OW itie. • NO. glen* tit& he' ft egdeutty WOW% t he , • miresettiAsiseit !slumming ad tilt'. to the le , attorney's (Ana, Mk) Abe 2 , 414 4 1 4 : w i ii i,‘ Ili 61 , 00saiiiip obit . ipr Air we , r, Newton, of Duvet, iiseAblit4o4a. p e ti utle ii,.l. ,ci.ei ;..i.7. - i't , .;.f . , 41 44.7 i i,e se i ottreosed he thought it : liftustlibiti: the frof asseehitSte 441•1111611 ' titto 1 t r e y: f l i t ai u tl i u y i 7. 0 i r g 7 , 1 . 4 !Va l ! : "E"'"'4. , i , e,.. „ 4, ":7=7 ,: ''''''' . ....•ftwftei&w .. :"°"l t.::. ..., o; ,, ; "",,itiwb-- . ...:,:e. .., . r. ": . tgr,,, , ,,:"*"... ,:i.: : was an old clothemmen 1 beau with P. ens rietssir !gilles!" iwssoo.. assay: 'I . ~.. „ m ot IrseTkAi tslellr.".l t...ftt ", Fitichley, ~ vs.user llit'.ws.l l l4o (itl ,41111" °" "I/ „ ' fit ip .. : rellii p -a. smeary i . • th e ft since, rill kook. dressed Mai boor t, .tit♦; i s Era, ?metier, - Eribtol, . '6 4144 ,:1i 1 4"Pr eantvd s.: 111 1-: t; ; *bed u. l - i' 4 141":"- s ttfi40n4: -P itt411/ti se 4 3 I-. 4:1 ;O ft 1 ,„,', „ .., . . , teli:e:Feolle. 4 0 k 4l 1 ;::,' - we iYi s iie lost wonoio, *as on scone 'to bier, and.'lol4. P liaceitt - •*' " '- • • 'Ask tikes Oli. ~, . I enottudieted liontssdf so hi 'otter kiosk.' thin h:volqr • .,-. do itfo.loook4 , - „ mg trim w o w. b i ,,, , ol d stely`strorti hlr down, whirl' 0 ,. ' !Mei lsfr,r,'?" , firotaided th the pillour;T ' .a . piselt.l.lvo l k, ut he 'had nit shiest veto cisittudning TO. a cold Walk If ''',. 11L41 - *,l*.stofit lii• I, it Y Pr ( ilifilid'l. ll{6 • 64ll ' 'ter' " *il.l'!o' with *NW he ' - . ' l'.ocowt ofo . ' i t i ,,, li 2 • I. .•11. , . ... : , i . (104014 6 • ttebt-eoioorotilrab. taliti enviltpireired s . e DXnatit e it'; n ibeiefutre ' h i4l fltel Stitches high. 4 re4SeicorttrtAosietitiitl4i•ed ' - Yor kilt sliiiStisiesitolo 'cad, stArtertoth: 'W . $441 * . 12044‘ ISA* We uoar • - Was 'Mit Ovvo ' t r'' , to the boutkrupt, who .... lbsi o k , 1 . • ' - - , 2.4,-. • , . t thh HU paper parcel, Innen lima eteektrby , „ !-: • Cloning r . t. kowtf b. • jegodelheer i ed W, to Ismwellabb.ll4of tViifilpiff: ' I r , ..1.,i, C w "4 t ik li ra k ‘ k " * ' - e i sor re " g o t - , 4 !...: r . 2 ) ..... . . ... •• . . .-.1•. ' 0,111.1 R • lit 71 - ..; .. ...r. : .......... i a 1 U l ' 1 ""Af i:* 11. I...lmniaitt . ! I het stirsgstriheig thet.fart t s -) , t the wet of tri s a i l'o b tl7• l tt.i iir ..i s i ~4 4. 1 4 - s iii ci - .1 04 . - -•:- • t ti's tri l l 'irtfl t idt" ki lt utt li"i 'tk: l"llS4l4 o; l oo lll4*-12T is-‘ 71" 01r "1 :1; it et:tt Veil • -- - q'i . I ."' ' I : : voi'lf" - 4114•1111deik fm guise 4sil *vle. . , - .The I PLEAS, Akin ' illter oirtite , ahstiashlSPlntit-40 . eth ti . • .111,4 , •,, IhMeet` , , : ‘ a MID Atusiou. ts-nsit ti issato au. , . . v,...3.1.t- „ • , vlr4e/4 ct "..:211.fq., 4...1 i• A . i . r The validity ut a COM. Uil ledellelp.V • Wrie r early Clerk er it had issued ofetlist the, ;ilia l'eace for•ilseGelsotp-oritlisieVyiets,4. , ettoischiu: 7. u n der winch the De. WI the dattieikolithwielkeek..tr 1 . fatortertivr'Sifirt, 1 1 . I " • "' 41 1 :--tr te e ' . atki:50. 1 4.41.-..Y' . , 9.19 : ' 4 '."..4.. *1 1ft 1 . 'tett! Pkilf."..tl 1 i DfoaikovatOP *Ram( , ,;OlFi9 ' !, P r. :4 3 9. 1 ••.W 14 •:., . • 1 . 44 1 41 1 '1ti ... •• , : t 1 • • • .: - 4 i i t •- • - • . .; .. . _.. ' I". • 'll '. N