The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-11-19 00:00:00

11 1 I V e 1 ,Y i • '4 tt ' • • : . A t , • • I TIM STATESMAN. stesday event„ I s MI .• trtn LAW nitEragE447Cg• - Cf I only to apply to dte partwegas die Warm, 1 BOXING. Clark, chareed with committi g . hrnildi t 2 A nn ; I ''' Place byf r t a U ted i ; - a l t iA he l4 ....: i s c ia m a e lt a i ; ( 17: 1 c l ::: hat , e - .tun ' '''`'' l '•''e ; firm was laid. I • -ems -empose- . • Mr. Justice La Baum said, and the preceding The brittle betwixt Poster and Carter took COURT Or KING'S BENC es. WESTMINStEIt, Nov.lB. : . I ve.nieg nI, •n he Gl,-,- rr ,., 1 - :"F the tint', at one o'clock, on Monday last, at Rickmnitsworth : at the Surrey 'llwaire on T al the r ''! l "` - --e -ere "; clause hi the Act which BUILDING AVT. give power to 'Magistrates to order projections which were deemed improper to Crib and Clark seconds to Power, and Baton and 7 tf i f t r c o e on e„„e ay be removed, added strength to this opinion. Jones seconds to Carter, who was the average favour- Mr. JEKYT.L moved for a Mandamus, directed to we front one iide,,,,if the Railer y w• h . ' P''ec 7-r ~ Lord Keeteinonont: it added,' if the clause in heat about 11 to 10. The match was fur a stake of , "l"r the o, r;; side o f nip I , it blurb for.: ''' the Justices of the Peace for the county of Miittli,•see, qUPStiOn was so defective as not to give to Mr. Kin- 200 guineas. , eneetine netruiespot wha t it eel 'P t l er ign i..Ula 14 91.. ' 9' 1W/ Ita enjeinieg flew' to lit ar and determine a question tin. I them, and Were tilt reify enabled' to• 2r •T-1' jh IT iu - ,4 . * nerd or others in his sitoation, tliat-rellef, by way . nod „ e _ ,_ . der the Act of the 14111 of the King, chap. 78, Cote . • 1 all I. Doti he and were •topped. Carter hit his ante- rertly weal into tile pit aud fo 4 ' "111.- •••: hl !• ll e r -, of appeal, to which the Learned Connect seemed to gnaw/ slightly au the body, which was smarsly returnee on the ltitller y, &with. :Amu t •' f 1 found it wV.nwe:g of . 4 ' ir motile c.illed toe Builtling Act, in which there is a ei. eet mug an iet ((Irv* 1 -4 ':; I . • think theta entitled, that was a farther reason why r•"*". and whirls drew a tld kt T: _es- -.AU-. Men cheall,Wsni nad upparetsily t t eru zio .d ~,, by „, e •,,,- - "I C.:l . right Id appeal from eeydgetent of the Mayor, or commendation should be given to the Act of Par- changed some jobbing hits when Power received a slight ; Mill rem:dein, in it. - I" ''' r ce•lh: 1. , " ''''' throw. E betting. ' .ven I Mr. Roma took two air re el. ." n: t‘% o Justices, to Vie Bench of Justices, at the-Quer. .lament Wien with some reserve.-Mandainus ' Y . Power planted a smart body Mt, and hip adverctry stopped • and immedia•ely went to vain rl p.i . " arti i n : "n% "II ter Sessions. The olvject of this Act was not mil). to i n qu ss.. lefl itand ;I the head, and reward sit the body, in whirl: he lit nail been throwo, nh; it, n0•,•,•r,,,4,','„:. the a''''ery A• - ' refused. e enquiry , t• , cu ' - ' • tect lives and irlOPertY o f the inhabitants a in o the . A lifitkeTeß V. ANDIteWS. I succeeded. Power planteda blow on the Hose. but Carter again soldier in the loner Illatnlets Militi „„;„', ',win". f returned the hit, and threw his adversary with nose, whi c h ; the offender. Ile %la: iownedia ely t a a:1; "14. ,,re,7„,.," t i lt° hi t ' this great metropolis against the ravages of fire ; but I . _ Two tr i a l s h ave already taken place in this case, . shelved moat strength, and mule 6 and 7t04 on the favourite. ' dueled to the watch -linuse, where hr a, kept I-- '''' Latin ' also, to preserve some degree of uniformity in thp I e. Carter made a good parry of a forcible left-It tided ahem. t ; The Pri-oner did not d .t% iIN al: (4,4' • and a Rule to skew cause why a new trial should not the bead s '• • • . drug hsvine the:w e 0.. „. li• buildings to be erected, particularly in the great at . r, and he returned on the body , a 1 noe l % a myl to e , gaud he au :1 not nth std to di, so, Anoth 1 . -t' - " bi ll evr -be agaiu granted, having been obtained on the'part ••SI will , . Ast rattly took place, la which mud. eloir. u4 e n al ' him putted It up and threw it ...t hi er:..,, l if t ;- 4:1 0 14 • • ' that no pub De streets and Squares.' •It provided, ; displayed, h un t railed il l fasoar of Carter, oho threw his maw l ,i relent the etentdieseet, ;;;,; it sett is "t• it' ••11." n : of the Defendant-the which is one of very case, et eiatetee a • let' '''' " he window, or other building , should be erected .. atol nu C ar t er , letild ant it eat into the pi,. ale trm o • • .:' a --.- -'• ' im rtance came ott this tiny to be areued in . 4 Muth . • emaia:.. 14 t,,ru..7:,„,' in a house of the fi rst class, so as to project beyond great r • • e , . .science was displayed in thi s' roend, but Carter tern. :Ilion. .. m r . : the course of 'the pereniptory, paper. ; mewed it most in worrying. Prover sparred fur ti ind , awl ap- Msrusoemuna-senrere- feria .11•E leov , hu t i ~1 the geeeral line of the . fronts of the house., .$ reare d weak Carter t toed el left-bawled blast n , the wlr, 15114 elet . rged with all act of 1f3.”311t3/ • i .- .. " 14. • • The action was on a policy of insurance to any In; , • .. Pa • aKm wits. . . Kinnard, the person in whose behalf-the pre rut owe -; a , aw l one oiwhtl von the hods. - -..' ' " tion was matte , was Surveyor of the district , t i t h; ll . , port or ports in the Baltic with leave to touch and damn Th. --7: , .. • , ,__• of . The . the gist kiit s tr q k ' Lm e . cm i,l i .i r o rtmi timi P t Y it s" 7: a e s „ " i rr ier " i i i v r e etfi t o l"ri"" s e m *teeth e •,„ i" ' "'.' altos t t h t , a c , t r i e r re t r evidence th,.t th e eri,,,„,.. '" 1 i'" , • et. for , watt at any port or ports w hatever, orders . . . ners ear t41 ,, ' „. build of the Comes . tut hero a'''''',"l which a projection of this kind hod been_ere.cted ;ter haul de n ci-iyei; the hest of th ront.pd . . ' n " II - ean,eso tn . tut,le-uo .. that her I.3llV•its 9 rub' •. f ' ' h ••• ' r veesel fi rst went to Carlsham where she received r ' and, as such Scrteynr,. it become his duty *0 apply!. . • J. Thecionbatatits lilt a counter (toe:ether), but the blow of again. On the servant making. tt.i, ( 7 ... n '. • ,;',.:',„„• 6 : - •tr •• 1* 111 1 orders to go •to Swinetnued. She accordingly pro- Power had must vireo,. Oa the /Wit% Carter had bled from re - , refwed :to leave the house, soli on • • • "tilli ' '''''''' ''''' "'; ; by information, under this Act, 'to two Magistrates, „ , rated flips bittee the second ru being Itt;,d..rf away • •' "'"- mid. . Ttwy closed, awl Power mite ru s e . assault, Owl swine bitterly to& ( , tr i ter • -- ,,,,.... d . ,: • 'Needed thither, mul the Captain went on store, but mill if they %mere satisfied that the fwajection• in ques-, _. . • .n as throws. • d..feure, the Prisooer attempted In justify Im c:Md1:;:‘...:1,,,-„„.4 inert. bent no 'possibility of unladiter at that port, 6 fa th i, round the odds role to the height of 3toe on Cmr- lof right, having lust his sigdit in the aretv II •17 I' l ' fins (141 S a violation Of 'ewe tbeo .A 0 I'm the g • . ti, • . 1 !its there received orders to return to Ca risham, there ter.• Ile put in a dreadful blow on the eye of hi:44ot ..-unist, having received a shilline a-day a , a . "p en i v . „" e 1, 3 , v ',:c.!V.1 111653,1 N, abated. Mr. 11.1ensatid wets lmr kko paten • . . w , lticls hit him several et *way, and distorted his olede'reeste. called ie. toe Countess for her aide:rip/c ot . •••-„• :,;1 h. " :ed .1If:qo remain for orders. ' At Carlshaer out her return of his of fi ce, sworn not to neglect • hit dOly i Illiu . 1 1 uoty stag too game to go down, and alters short ilit , r% at of "th rant 4wl. • =t•tr.Y gues The Pr . •• -. tit .- •• -' " I ' l ' 4 t o, f rom hi s : thither, the vessel mid cargo were seized. sparnag, to recover f ► omstupe f act i on , from stupefaction, he returned, nod eon,- bail• CI 11..3 urd:red to s e t lie dill neglect it, he was. to be diand Mr. Pe earn ar- menred a truse spirited ra The 'SOLICITOtt.GEsiERM. a n d . • I boor He, when the men stood and hit until ' office. From the sentence o f the two Magistrates ! were eshowted, and the ruteil was al • ' tegeth-r leech in ! Ills m. • t , le • i ru d that under the terms of the thenseured there wes a right of appe a l grained, byathe Ptitte ; e -e / • r i' [ w ere e mitted t ogo to Corleltam for orders , to 'nine- hit features ; the .loud ruin in torten s, and Power at length braiight over ism! . beautiful lineses f rom the K . ..; section of the to the Juetices at the Quarter went down with a shgle hit. Act, r mmiud for or d ers, and then to return •to Cosishem for Belie as a present, three to the P r i nce u'g ''' Sessions. • 7. Both were open-mouthed at breathing but Power. cot- Bleu t„ a u d . fresh orders, or for any other purpose, as much as aimed an other ra ll y withunexamp l ed ' Mr. Justice BAILEY asked, what were the words!. 1 they could have beet' entitled to proceed fo any •-oeverat stops, seemingly rather to avoid a rally ; bat the trili•o- : (in Tuesday evening, 'it nine o'clock of the clause allowing the appeal ? , other port. , stye manner of the other compelled him to do so. After some 4 ,,, a t • • ,as a Chet. a pe nsi oner was re unting smart hitting, In which Power had some advantage, Power re- ' honie, he was attack d Mr. Jeerer. answered they were "from any con a , ...r...oerttm, and Mr. Mh. l'A IC M T TAnDlr, for e t .i .4 ye,. a must dangerous cross buttock.. , it' Sloane - street , by three or fo ur ' who Folk. i vietion, commitment, distress, order, or judgment the Defendants , con t en d e d , that the Pleintiffs were , R. Carter bad recovered second wind, anJ he had the adroit- him of his Wate l h. t men, • . 4 / .l S soon SS he recovered himself, of the. said Mayor • or Justices." Mr. Killeen! had I entitled to make this only • taerja an obstinate rally His head was , however , magi ••t a straight forward voyage. •; e i,„,,, , an d p„,,,. •• • •' • •'' r had 'one eve hit blind. A rally of. courageous y outu g man, observed ou the north side of Lincoln's Its-!tells, 4 The moment the vessel set oil' on her return to Carl • as t wee was men in any batik followed. They exchanged :natty of the namo of Gale, hearie the alar m , . 14 being within the district over which he was surveyor,l. sham for orders a second time, they submitted, a dn. hit:, each, ksocked each other away several times, and returned • on o man, and took him near the ' ' corner of Base a new erectiee, projected 3/ feet beyond the gene. ! n at i on i had been commit!ed. . with the fierreneis of Hong to the rally. Power at length went ; down uponthe ropes, witli bin adversary upon bin. ; street, when two more of the gang d came ail 'TN. tal line,of the fronts of the houses, there being there i Court was o f te, ()platten. There appeared The C o. t • it' • ••" 4 .). Thi s retied was most favourable to Carter, who stopped • cue d him. Before any assistan ce could b I eprocund, small conies before each house, and a wall in front. Ino necessary cause for the vessel's returning to Carl- hint, wit hit head under his arm, and fitted him, butt without much , they allgot I . If c ear* . etket, as Pan er held hi ed i hand until belied no moreerength ' It being his bounden duty, as surveyor of the dis- sham, except for fresh orders.-They, therefore, to do se, when he fasten upen the ear, which induced Carter I A child, three years old of the na me of C *rid, to. ever that the Act was mint infringed, on, 1 - ' e ! made the Rule for a new trial absolute. ;to rid himself of him; and on reketsitig his head, Power fell in a' in Smart's-rent P tie :1-pl s, or e II BM, set. fire to hit accordingly applied by information, complaining of i —.......- • . sort or way which induced the partisans of Carter to bUTeci be wwould not he able to appear epic ; c l othes, on M 7 ea II nest's) , evening, during the ahem• the projection in question, and the information came i COURT OF COMNION PLEAS, Nov. 18. IQ. Carter, fl-091 the weukoess of his opponent, bored, and h 4 ' of his mother for a few minutes, and was so shock. to be heard befOre Mr. Read and Mr. :shires, two of I him to nil pa rts of the ring, and Power fell frusta weakness, : ingly burnt, th e he Is opt elepected to surviv e . ESSE V. WOOD. 11. Power seemed to he reeovering himself, and after this ; - the Magistrates. Mr. Sojeatit Sittenran moved for a rule to show round he pmgressively won the tight by soperior fighting. Car- ! A Correspondent recommends a compo . I'loll, ho 0 si hot h ' Et.r.vtaottotrett asked, what was the nature cause why the outlawry in this case a gainst the Do. ter made some good slops, bat was Bat efficient with the right ' cheap and durable, which will g i v e t o re d t il es a .e of the pveiertiou ? Was it a bow window ? ~, band. A tletermined rally commenced, which ended in bath ; t 1 fendant should not he set aside. Itelppeared by he L tee: partice going down together , Carter undermost. ,s a y appearance. It has been used with great ee Mr. ILKTLI, said no. It' was what is called a . affidavit of Mr. Esse, that in roe, he wen t t o H anle ii. Power placed two gored bits, left and right, no the body ! cess for many years by the Bishop of Durham a.. 1 visanda—o viraoda of stone. and bend and lOW mme the worst of the fiill by elowin . ;burgh to raise a German regiment on the-Continent, 1 3. I n g ; other:. Mle up soot and butter-milk to the col, Lord Itt.t.orsoactuan asked, what were the words 1 'this round betting became nearly as at setting-to.--4 +t _ c , for the service of his Majesty. lie came back in Certer had become weak ; and Power had partially recovered , I"en y of paiet, and lay it on with a mop or bete. of the Act ? Beyond the line of the ktreet ? i 1796, and returned, to Germany in 1797, for the su ffi cient to avail himself of his floe science, by hitting nut ! About twenty. fi ve sick prisoners of war were Air. Jtitsret. answered no. " Beyend the gene- I same I breaking away. Several courageous rallies took place in the landed on Friday morning, at Leith, from th e La. purpose. During his absence, judgment was 1 subsequent rounds, but Power succeeded so well iii the system i Tat line of the fronte of the houses." Theism were • • • given against him in an undefeittled action, which be adopted, that having kept his man constantly bleediag, he i tone transport, and' conveyed in carts to the fele. the words of the Act. A great deal passed on the I was carried on to outlawry. He did not hear of it d fought him at best and beat b* ro rent Iby went in an . , im p g ve y ;mars.. They appeared to be in a very lam a Did and two or three hits on tie- head and body in each round, I um 139 debilitatedstate., which excited comenierabon frnni trial of the information by way of admission. Mr.l t ill t em , b e i ng then at Vienna, where he had re. rounds had been fought in one hour and twenty minutes. -Carter , Soave, the Gentleman complained of, admitted dant t moved from em urg . acing been t • 1 ' the by-standers. Some of them had no other cover. the projection in question had bet. 'a Made by Mtn in i his presence was necessary to reverse the tip) , man Mgt ever stripped, until be *as too exhausted to feel I in g but a blanket to defend them hem the cold. Every outlawry, I bit legs. or . to move his heed of his tented's shoulder. In this • front of his house, and that it extended three feet l h • • $ e motet:hate y proceeded t,o take measures for return. altuation en:etton conveyed him to a chaise, and from thence to I attention waspaid to i and a half beyond the general fronts of the houses. ! inc. Ms departure was delayed a considerable time ! a Gentletuan ii house in the neighbourhood. Both the men were ! nate situation would admit; and one instance of ten. His main defence, however, rested en this fact, that • , by the obstruction of communication between Eng- . dreadfully heat, but the injur• sustained by Power was not to : he co-mired to that of Caraw. Do victory being anniuticed, • denim of heart in .ea bel • ~ a s man belonging to a passer. the place where the erection was made was his own :amid the Contitiout, however, as ‘OOll as he pus- 'Cribb l a udbb took the winner is his arms, and bore him MY in triumph. boat, deserves to be noticed; on observing a pa. Freehold. And so be (Mr. Jekyll) admitted it was ; 1 j to i y could, Le came to this country and made pre.. LANCASTER AND NIARTF.N, it JEW. I • ( sooty who had little or no clothes, and who was in to the very front wail. But was he, on this account, i a very feeble state, and shivering with cold, he most sent applica•ion. A scientific and resolute bat t le was next fought be te be entitled to project any building he chose, to I TheCourt granted a rule to shew cause. generously and humanely pulled off his waistcoat, the whole of that extent, 44 beyond the general line• and gave it to the unfortunate stranger.-( Edinburgh i 3 5 minutes. • BETTS 0. WARRINGTON. of the feints of the blows," in the very face of the • 1 Courant.) FULLER AND JAY. Aet of Perliament ? The Magistrate. however, on Mr. Serjeant V tut:lllN moved for a Rule to chew 14r. PERKINi t who died lately at Briehton. was this defence behig made, came to MI adjudication, by cause why a Warrant of Attorney, in this case, I fisted • A battle, for a subscript i on ourae was ' / - ' . once the s •or o . up, intendant of Mr. TiittAufs lot-w , ry, which they declared that it appearing to them that' i fought between these men , the f ormer of w h ose is i should not be given up to be cancelled, and why the . • • • v h a and , his • b y integrity and ability, in that s.atioa the said projection nets not within the meaning ofl•Plaintiff (an attorney) should not pay the costs.-; pipit of lltehmon , d's and the latter a candidate from i ! made himself a way to the ample wealth and great the Act, nor pi obibittel by it, they did therefore ad- ' 1 • it Leicestershire, of 1-1 stone and herculean streng t hs. I The motion was made on an alllearit, by which ; r spdctability, in which lie passed the last Se years judge it not to be within the meanieg, nor protected appearet.tthat the Defetidant had lodged With a per- .. so lie wa s tremendous a hitter, amid so much se . ' Pe t of his life. It is no small testimony to his north, by the iaid Act. Mr. Kinnord was dissatisfied with son in aVimpole-street. The latter had got hint t o weig ht,that Fuller, ' . •`:•;',Cir of floe 111 that he was honoured by the retard of the ever se this judgment, as he reasonably might , no defence accept bills, and !wally the acceptances were not first-rate science, was taken away against his con-1 . 1 - , nerau.e JAWL'EL JOUNSoN, some of whose letters to !taming been set up except one, which was perfectly taken up by any of the parties. The Defendant sent, - after fighting 1 5 minutes. •• I him are preserved. Boswet.c. relates an anecdote cf irrevelailt, and had nothing to do with the question. gave notice to the Ilaintitl; that no consideration - a hint. Mrs. Titteeen mentioned a person, who had sc. There might be fifty diderout . sorts of projections. had been given for Been, and he was de-irons not to From the LONDON GAZETTE,• Nov. 17. quired a fortune of 40001. a.year in trade, 'but sat many of them most disagreeable its their nature, if I accept any more; but, being absent from home, the ---...-- .. absolutely miserable because .be *could not talk in the meet:trained right and privilege of building could person called on his wit:. and prevailed on her to • - DIVIDENDS. . . company. Dr. Joitesos said, he could not be sac . be asserted and mine:hied, wherever one had a free- ac cep t two bills ih Ms name. After they were ac- D ee , 5, M. Robson, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly milliner • m ' cessful it' different ways; he had gotten .1)001. die hold. Here the Art was perfectly explicit, and de- cepted, he gave notice to the parties that the bills had -Dee. 9, R. Bair. Liverpool. lines-draper-Jan..'2, B. Preece, . time in which he might h l ed to talk ring t he Graftmietreer, Soho , haberdasher-Dec. 10, C Berry, J un. Glared that no projections should be suffered " be_' been accepted in his absence without any• considera- Norwich, hot:lactic; Dee. 18, J. Lawson Kingston-upon- 44 Mr. Pt RIMS Made a shrewd and droll remark, yowl the general line of the fronts of the houses."- lion being given for them ; not it - Rio:twitting which i Hull, merehant-Dee. Be R. White, Cradley, Herefordshire, tlf hr had got his I. a-year; as a mountebank, .hlr. Kinnard was so dissatisfied and aggrieved by this he was arrested, and taken tot! :OA-up-house, where ' , corn-eraler-Dee. 9, It. and E. Iludgkimain, Cuckney, Not- . Ile I thigliainshire, cotton-spinners-Dec. 9, ii. Aked and C. Youne„ he might have Inuit to talk, at the same time that erroneous judgment, that he resolved to appeal, as he was pressed to execute a wart eta Of attorney. tee : (B am e„,„; Brigg 4, Lineolnshire, cornotterehants--Nov. 21, I lie s • • was getting Ins fortune:" • the Act authorised him. refused for some time , 'because his Solicitor was not lt h • SIC -et •et • I kasy . . inner la , name; e-ma er Dec. 22, T. Neale, A cotisitliribli degree of alarm wag felt on Toes. Mr. Justice BATLEY again wished the words of Present; lie, however, did at last execute the war- • • Cheapside, shawl -manufacturee-Dee. `..12. Il• S. I side, shawl-manufacturer-Dec. 8, 5..1. Bargerbur, .1. S. Bar- N eale, C:seate , . . , day its this city, en consequence at ,the Fetmenet the clause allowing an appeal to be read, which be. rant, to obtain Ida release. , i gerbil,. S. Bargerb r A , S • Bargerbur Ah, bS. Bargerbur and I Back 1 S. ' e"• ' • ' Is '' ' • ' i , under the firm of MATTIIVAT Lye ICia , , ing dome , • Coster .- e' Take a Rule to shew cause," J. S. S. Barger , ur, Burr-street, ..act Amithfielti. ship-owners - , WILLIAM GOOO, and C o. having stepped implicate Dee. 13, T. Parke, 11 *ten-will, timber-merchant-Dee. 19,1 Mr. JEKYLL said the words Conviction, Commit. MAYORS V. KNOWLES. • i I, J.ynsond , South Amiley-street, milliner-Dee. h, W. J. ! and who had a considerable quantify of their notes tal, Distress, and even (Mfg, might apply only to This was aam reserved for argument, arising nut l• Howie, Great Russell -street, C,went-garden, huhenlasher-Dee. ! . in circu l a ti on in tt • neighbourhood. We ander us 15, A. Neilson. Mitre-court, Milk-street, merchant-Nov. 'di, the Defendant, and to give a right of appeal to him of an action for the recovery of Parish Bates. The 'd. Hills, leetli, miller-Nov. 28, T. G.. Richmond, Church-1 stand some heavy losses, ,which they have lately only. But, he submitted, the Complainant too had question was, whether or not houses which had never street, Itotherhitlie, merchant-Dee. 13. S. Chettle , Blackman - ' fered b e som e house in London, have been the mile this right, under the word " Judgment." been inhabited, were liable to pay paving rates in•the street, Southwark, oil mud camirman-Dec. 8, .1. E. Veldt- , i nna te ' occasion of their embarrassment.-(E.rde r I are , ...Intel-court, Tbrognoutton-street, merchant-Dee. 11, H. Lord Ere.reaUsactoosesat Ad Party aggricrei t lame proportion as houses once inhabited. j Brest, Sloane-se:lane carpenter-Dee. 19, J. A. Gibbs, Worth- Post.) might appeal. Mr. Mena s' of could only be Sesjeauts St/alit:an anti LENS awaited the case , ; l lag, Plumber-Dec. 15 , % '. Hubble, Danford, miller. • Ott Monday •se i nnight, Mr. Give, tair.dresver. 1 for the public. What grievance had Ito I. eon- and the Judges were u ' non:nous)). of opinion, that' caTTIFICA'rEs-nee. It. tof Chudleigh, Devonshire, who had absentad him piain of more than any other subject *Urea the she landlord of a house never • 1 R. liedgitinson Ceckney Nottinghamshire. cotton-spinster I inhabited, was not i_e. pa ce) . Wey6,ter b a le r--F.l'ruford Crewkente So ' ' self from his house the preceding Saturday, was found . a ioletion of the law, suppossug .4 • this to be a vlolaitois liable, under the Act of to the full nh' 'b ' ' Parliament, pay wrse Ire, tiVer-iactor-T. Palmer, Cheap . han g ing a barn of it 1 The appeal utmost bo takes. to apply to oases rate. : side, silk-manufacturer-T. Holding, 6"14" ' 61.1 ‘ h3111-- " , I Ifewas tax-tratherer of the and some tas. parish, I itarman. liesh-lane, Cannon-street, ironmonger-C-. Mayhew, Is . . where the information was successful, and the partypockets, but welling tiot Derck Members, Chancery-lane, inoney-serivener-J. de Ca- . bills were found in his re mplained of might conceive biased( oggriaved, set plot, Clitfordourftt, wittemierehant-C. Elude, Weymouth- ! could lead to time t: iscovery of his motive for ram. to cases where the information was dismissed. If terrace, Hackney. I mitJing the rash act. lie has left a wife and se'c't Mr. Kinnard thought Ihe *pinion of these two Ma- children. gistrates was wrong, he might apply to ether two , ' On Sunday se'nnight, La:rcncc !la ghcg, a pat.:- who might probably be of a di ff erent aphasia as to per, in the workhouse belonging to annieghanari Vinindns. a fit of insanity, etabbed relwatel Illyky, ~ under Mr. Jett 'ILL said, the present acquittal might be whose care he was, with a knife in the breast which hell! an answer to any other epplicatiou as to the caused his immediate death ; and another peso. same nnisance. in attempting to secure bum, rece • • , iteo i several secs"'' ELLENBOROOOK said, No; it touid not. an d - dan g erous wounds i.. dilfereet puts of hi * e wee: father Mr. Jevet.i. submitted, that, as a public o ffi cer, body.e The lunatic is secured from (' e n.,, Mr. Kinnard ought to be esteemed as aggrieved by mischief, On Mr s tntlav a Coroner's Inetese.on an erroneous judgment tars case is which the public • ' ham ort lir taken by Mr. Wilateley, iii iltruntig I was interested. , e ' rtfter lindy of Edward via} ley, the deceat:ed, w hen , , Lord I , :i.f.ENsoaouon said, an grin a ease to a long aced patient investieation, the Jere ' returned h•'`• he recante d from the Court of King's Bench into a verdict of ff - i(ftsl.3ferder against Lawrence Ilea .. the Exchequer Chimber, and there to receive a ' ' comm itted to Warout who woe oy the Coroner conin eadelitent which he (Lord Etlenborough) might Gant. The other man who was wounded now lees .:,ink wrong, could he be entitled to go into a dangerously ill. Court of Appellant Jurielitejon, and complain of that derision as (me by which he was personally ag grieved ? . • The clay -- - Tbit case of the Haymarket Theatre, Morris r. Winn, was called on for judgment yesterday morn ing, in the Court of Chancery. The LORD CIIAV. CograLOlß 01 not deliver his judgment, but intimated an opinion, that Mr. Colman had given a condi- , :lonia consent to the transfer of Tatourdan's sharei to Morris, but he apprehended that the effect of the transfer would be that of neutralizing the votes of the Proprietor', and that the Jaw would be obliged ultimately to exercise the powers of management. He ' therefore recommended the parties to withdraw the matter from the Court, as otherwise his judgment, if he vas compelled to give it, would be attended with consequences, which, perhaps, none of the parties at : present foresaw. A second cause came on between Messrs:Morris and Colman,.upon the Master's ttepoit, whether the De- • fentlant had performed the duties of Acting Manager of the Theatre. The Mama reported, that he had; to which the Plaitatilf excepted, stating, that it wus impossible he could., as be was a prisoner in the Rules I of the King's Bench.—Sir S. ROMILLV, Counsel for the right of appeal relged to the Plaintiff, contended that it was impossible the cases where somethirg was . 11efendant could have performed the duties. The' ;ottsenient or grievous to the Lono•Ctimmxt.i3Oft said, they must here stop the er uct such thing. i gumeuti but that on Wednesday , next. h e wou ld h ear thought the clause meant ' the Learned Counsel in continuance. On Friday morning, about foul o'clock, the mi ners employed In excavating the tunnel ceder the Hi ver Severn, at Newnham, discovered a small breach, through tvhich the water issued. This, for a rno.l ment, they conceived, was occasioned by a spring; hnt the aperture increasing, they were instantly aware of their danger, and had barely time to be drawn up before the water filled the tunnel. This public spirited undertaking was completed to the ex. tentof '2W yards, of the breadth of 12 feet, and 13 feet high: • . On the night,ef the tith inst. between ten and die-' VPP o'clock, a staring robbery took place near Li:l verpool. As Mrs. Benson (of Kendal), with save. rat female friends, was returning home in her car. riage, they were stopped near s he end, of Lodge-lane by an armed banditti, consisting of five or six.men, with veils on their faces, who took from them their gold watches and about $01: in cash. Immediately, after this, a Gentleman passing upon the same road, ' %as in like Manner robbed et his watch, and the . cash he kad open him. Fortunately, no 'forthc.r violence was offered-to.the parties, ate were all 0( th{ Society of 'Friends. • PO LICE. • - so) TCII M .1C X. Mil.t.rit . o Wharf. A rrived. ga"c. Trusty (Ballangall), Lcith 113 . 22, 1. 31 . moruin7. 913 minotes niii2oo WATER AT LONDON 11310t1N TIIN PO. lON I)()N Printed and Prillished by t). Cosa. Ike Si %Tem@ OVVICE. ti; Fleet.itvet. think wrong, could he Court of Appellant Jul • that 4eriiion as ohs by grieved? • The clause allowing tt orders or judgments in • clone which !night be itio party. Ilere there was ► AL'. Justice BAILEY t 4 11 [r4 c , 7 %tr r ud uit • •W di. • lttc r, rig ! . • •• .1i },~~ f It