The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-11-13 00:00:00

pogga* witsCni be ,•• 4 .1 •avair T 74 , r.. 4 leo f isl `Olt iIti,I7TiPUL alt/r 111.11 •' VIAU, • 11LIEPING Wlrrilf:' 11 0 t, Thp . ploippires bread, more loaaejallteleklia ,isserf IllbOolbot aged beestb, merit blasstias t k *lt, to the wiOn-olit NM, ' rs *thelloungoi geoeep ,* ol,l * . tiag keut ,bee -(owlet Oast) *WOW .141... . ai a Ass a.*.• lef sew.bors life to berbot, oh! `tie death to• yeibt: l 4 ''%‘‘ 'biota' the loved cherub froiiit tore Wrest he ye pardieos of do loofas; NW% 0 100411419101,11 P I. 9•Mry. lbeA ;Ow dire ZEbursidbiss WI far from Ibteeol • fivir4lll4letreke, tat eefell.t•AlO.:.: . , 11hatdukid Hills a_ wheel bineirodeeyieiioo l ;- ebeerlet biehb disslbittoraiug roses 00 ' • • sfO ßPf ' .ut It I •, .• Ras aZ.rZ e t=lrefaloily re- Ad% MAINAIsi btlallgsllll, Iheilbroairbt tie *Wee losslikessltialisilloissell‘pos basso* easily animist by that plesldoss.esssygs eleplisrbsillso sleep with "A CAntruL OLD WOIDAN." 11.1119 Hi It' , • . . - • Mrs 1110.4. e: • NASH ‘001441411 dialraintairlllll ;if, Is d liliteditttii . t h — r - t 4" 44 t0 t % t_ . 4eth l' i n t AMlt it i r ;l l /i l liri s i2/41 1. 3.." ° 470 ° W i trtiq Miirc ............. i 01441. , * ,th;g:ter vour of approbation winch is -romakened. was but• the- fair inhale - due to. the'toittinesd %pc 4ess of e powerful. • and' Ilidifaii . lile " iftifid— Ott:toting it. bet i nto flif . ttigth iiiille recesses 1 hf chatectrir itiaqVa t ll)4 ith'ihiAerOr id ? fesMplet, 1"4-s and s iOitiirruitz):*trirtog h.i.:.9T,lnts anginal. 111rs ‘ te1aT41.79111,_ rue ksira Amoy - lawyer fis I enel,.in te- Testing part of .the Vane • :iiisd in the Towiiiseene wrought soirecinae4 she eith iirltffielsif hdr audience. M' .Cticir eirdeeATA-grika t Agnd .6Ailmifiblf , , in Rfr k ftr i..Mrii i i r gi ) .7 to Pur a more just cone, sis istplik i,. 2 ,aitnore noble and "s t arlike 'irsit; tk i ssi , esoprieklB)3 Nowsfi g the..eßFAS:leatho4 .le. tkt . bat e.. 7h/r...16r LET has .seharest. a Ma* ibourds. .iind • took his wad eery ereditebly t in the'Ph/ke-q/' Plifittifilt 4 11h1 farce of ThenAlifprid 4111111"Isis#dr, i yi'' htio if iseid* iriefilts)idit tt Mi. I t gy;!9?;1111 pi part of iiiiteki4.:. 1 1 44.1iVe 1t1 41 4 W J AWMPS , Fteftit declare, ikt limos, i . %sews acc.caor.orert thel suflingesest r larospdrdt baba' mire paean ly bud triumphantly. than ,he sitrt lest night...(intisit is colostrum, itoi lihalliii/ seellir . gblisiveVotpir f i t regy; af,:fiitiiiikki 6 k(Ah,..o44i99.- W. 4 She, air .cPACC. OJ. ilk : ;vid e .. ond,rost Ila goals' hononably.. WWI. riosurer, paw* sal Veto% id; ado nsinhood and diserintlierienlor . tdlOiiint 'and si t s t ish, `VA • k 1-:-.Y .—' • N ! .. .. . - > s. 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"sr. li aa a ,.. a v t - p ros aI.• 4 wows* motel lest n i g h t . jraii k A g . w a ived A N* *nice, under the ' is sidaiiisleoli liadApplauee sfa Mkf trowded ketelie,lirelMVP4' praise in this, el Neil: ls - li*ry WAS' tit Air *argnialTi has been' extiOatterl: ir4 IfttiCtlii incenteeinit 14 . 111 r • •Nett *lfilltiiriiiatratnir int qiibiveflooilsf *Piku no tiara Sum ratualedlildhilllWl6 l ll. ate tl t tees aretiFelt• - - ClA.Thoradify 104 SP- 1 Laurrrow. .V..posed 11wousits, castle, on their rood t• Howick.- Garr.- • Saltram, the hospitable Wafer the E4I Or LET, lilts been for the isapt fortnight one e4u4nited scene of fe.tive pigy, the. partakers of which, in succeesitio,' were all the nobility awd 'teillAtry fore many mile. round. Earl Foaisscus, Errf'of .t GERNIAINa, Earl of MOIINTEDGcDION ) I.ord; GRATIS, returned to their goats prune 'days eippe.' PANIale CATALANS alefire her visit Exestr' until the spring, in conseqeertec of irseverr'cold,, which obliges her to rest a kw day, at i n liktap, previous to her jouraer to Glasgow. tea+44 A young lady, a pupil of Mr. Yotrisastilie actor, is soon to make her appearance at Carew garden Theatre, in the character of .Mrs. wok. She could not hrve found a better tutor, mod if 4e can teach her to represent Mrs. Haller as well as lie performs the Stranger, we may expect addition to the Covent-garden conapauy. • .tise - r Daring one of GIAASSInt's engagernents'id• Moo! Italian Opera at Paris, site requested theta song should be transposed. The leader of the heed .ob jected to this; and Mated the difficulty and 'neon venienee of dotng is. GnasalNl however persisted, that if her request was not complied with, hewould not sing. " Then, Madame," replied the leader, " I feel it my duty to say, that it is at all timeaun plestrinit to me to act .ottensively towards a :fig; but if .1- song be not song as it is written, 1, and every other musician here, will leave the orchestra!" It is needless to say that GRASsINI withdrew her request, and never afterwards renewed it. The unfinished new room adjoining the thawing.- room e t St. James's Palace, is setenty-four fret square. The exterior is nearly completed, and if exactly uniform with the ohl buildingi it is des! signed for the fficcommodetton of the ladies at the drawing-room. The new grand staircase is nearly completed. HAWN AND LARK.—The following occurrence took place at Renshaw, near Allem,* Park, in Yorkshire A few days ago a hawk was observed porseisc a sky-lark, sad when the affrighted warbler appeared is Wit. lit* pr so chaste of escapimg from it. rapacious lait„.it 40stsuatety sought refuge is the hoase of Mr. Panic, at Aitortoopark, and suffered Mrs. to take it iu her hand, and caress itr alter ressishvg on the arm of its fair portactor tsr If ikort time, the kiosk disappeared, and the kit spa slier WWI *iuk, sad sprightly sussed aloft. long Mr. excellency 04igeoes exhi- moot coo. fest-1640. :1/11 ,aaaeliatiiiia ex ' .ofiplamsex yl.Ol lat.sitr*lP 1 Ins flit ter. t e ., A.* .th??g,iA awl ich tacit hir *4..doenges slow. every ovitle*Culiv tir4 the tiiigßePt ormtakentip, vas ' touods of the t /!ref . L tdit . where Ts' the teisuittcetbft."oo l4l Teria'e her "-en't tlfute9 3 eut . . 1 e 11'4 , N.cup4F,clirvi. the , end in • the .p s art of Onaerre. the• power Ire Man S. Opens, over tiw feelings :of the audience was steougly..exatuplitiesl; and the: tears which streamed dens& the elteelts of the spec.; s tators, and the convulsive soli; 'Mulch burst frail' their boschnittlie 'ant? interrisliti s hti * of the intense stillness and silenttilh 'Aid! - "&e whole house was enchained duriUg Wei it u iiialietic scenes—bore, onequivncal testimony of th e '. e ffi cacy of its exerl cise. The other charoesers of the piece were most respectably filled. Mr.• litintttiffit.; 'hi Marlin, displayed an entertaining mixture of clowinsh , s with rustic . feeling. Mr. Flew gave a ' 0 (porous . and animated pnrtrisit of the benevu i tot Jew, Beajature. Mr. ADCOCK acqUitted him .tialf very creditably in the sonorous and iniquitous -111igistrste, Noicoarr. Mr. go--trta gave good effect nithe warmth and blunt sincerity . orFarmer Gerald; and Mrs. Ssi.vea . played Dame (ereld anti) much spirit and vivacity, but the good ,itumour of her COLlatealllCP is a perpetual contra- Action to !Ise actions of a shrew;a vixen, or a scold. • • • Mgt: Itv.—The friends' of liticlical Reform „ Leeds (to the number of between sixty and .avvessty) honoured the Willi-day of Mr. flurry, the tuttrtrid Champion of Liberty," by a public dinner, et the Union Inn, on Tuesday last—Mr, WAS 3 in the Chair. • A decision was made on Friday by the Commis sioners of Hackney-conches, of some importance to the *Are. namely, that the present state of the psvemvnt In Regent-street, justifies a coachman in deviating from that hue in his passage from Picca dilly to Oxford-street, and charging his fare accord ingly. Dune • hut himself can he his porallet—in front of Bl2ll‘ Office m Combat are the words " All: the Three 30,000 Prizes wild by isms, April, 1815."-8120 sold 11w AM and only 30,0001. drawn in the present Lottery; fti mi if be sells the other two, he will only have to alter, April, Mb, to November. 1821. His are the only Of f ices - Haat ever sold Three ql 311,0ut11. in nine Lottery; sad his having sorf the Grat hi this. pun it out of the power or say one but Walsall to be his parallel. The infant son of Mr. AGM, nigh-street, Bo rough, who was stolen last week from his father's; door, *at liePpily restored to his parents on Salta. day, Part of his clothes had been stolen, and he .„ . was left in the ,teen, pied conveyed to the work- . ' house in in Ora's-snit-lane by the parish officers whoi hien. and who conveyed him to his discou+ . 4 Isle pareelft rig ?leo tml . i MATCH IN ?WRNS DA XigrOOMPLIITED. A Afastrisrld . t'oll DZM ..1 Mr. Coorsilhaas, the peasstrfitawho started front West. Seinster-hriitge at aims ° l f/NOW'S% Tkorsday looming Iv two ilemarnello items, leonailit6t it '4is Ihstlaelenriailtt hitV (wialallssesalltaipol thissidrhtlead, ina9lrlidenne'lloraid 69 Naas apresispis boot **mom'ierumpir Mania Mi.' sod Chichester. He did 6s; attles thrlaneelliflat3ibtk, Roomy, and Salishury, tvita t i Devises, the stetted 24 ISTlrditaless:t%Ptimalls.":teuili.ly.36:l; b tks ile; h ht7, "' e I i o n :le six hours rest, ffilikt dap be s et sore, aud„batl poir three hours rest. It is the sreiait perrurmance Wirltale suy racodetlion of, and wortdbentavy horse. . REDUCTION' OP RENTS. • .1.11114.601aq; of Wader IlitiffOrdi lattificitglellajo iredirend, tie reek RV per wen, • ' " '"" " fle-f The Rev. Timotiry Nelson, of - Great n tkistit i leuttei i tia Rink without sulieili t tion treweru testy InfhWiebaitt atittßat*ldeioldifiedr day:""'" " I°l4i ' The Demo of Durham, at a reeeut rent slay, returned 16 per tent. di is al• Wile Ole Ilia latdOlbottilsmsdAitsddliior to an abatement made to them smite time ago. The trustees dt tie hitt Enrl of Stratbaure base liketitsvinnilesipil le 04 testi. io Abe. lemma 011 M 411.011411181 of Ida Liordilltlyr t 'sitimatif Mar 'laniard .Caatie., At a fami.dop held a le* dats•pite..' '• • ••• **-.^ SPIC4/ 1 0, ,- 7A1544.4: i ii, 0' U' wallow isair" 4 belt . Yesterdarineremen, about one * clock, a little girl. about Iwo years tied e ( 11114114 "mad ,Jepo. Morris, who was placed out lams* JAiots mother, 11l len,tip a sohleasao's gamily, to • woman sir Plevitinpastanntrogatylit,thlte'a s Ong* id remit 16# door of ilaitlctuar a ,p744 l 4 ermine wegepp• Simi iliont sibe'itreets'ine"hutte a d air hi search of it, when abe was met in Aid Ate& bin bee wriest, wins win damming to • tell' ger 'that' the ' pod , litfaelt kid etteriy Irate . ftese.iettert, thifbed dreg, snit fe oir'oiaing . the roes , Moppedskiwiip elbows eat ireiTair=liet/bg: sit the tide; and the fore wheel pmAirderethele ore the trigionet email stop the•hisfik' thteitifailt Witt ifaVivetli'lltf it'd, IncEdied sums after, • Tikf Belli Nee; liel filr ha ishiii ' l'i• i i ( . m ; . a : 1 ' (Jo Tneeday everting aftlibtrat . Mt: In, if Het ineillsgette'egttibititer lil tt IWtitloht 'Llitriiil . A working man, with a child testis arms, was, among other spectator', adinifina,lim.aolgeft.yrhotereafte is sleet to that of one of the lidnii." 'VW Wei' ildrimal, with oat of his paws, made a snatch at theiglii, mid gunlock out of its falbriee emilt;Vol"lielheile wftWhellieldsh' of his cage.— rbega t a k r i an perceiftif thl a il e g e tL of ;s ieu lpfant,faige c d zir ..ribiloy.stialkii I 1 Uji . litiV the atiikii Iliad 'le 'fit' Willig Vs' i". dilllol.llllllllll,' 'by fMt Orford tblilooll Ai iikilii anailfelli IlibilMildliheetlkieliadt anti 'fOest. ___'Altio Itise‘until . , a lady, incautiously sta i ni n g nodose Waite iititedall mtge, lledlirMaaal lore frogs her shoo mataketa so persenallbjertV .. " 1 ' s "'"' lljilliir )6181.36. ' ifi • — ' ' I ....CAM() . STAAL4aidwo.l•..• f P. • • , , , . ..-,-7•7/4/Nwfwritwa sal I:0044 , ' We last 'week stated that au Wed eidiliiiiiilliitilleo of tracts had *ea* a lade girl-frontiiirldtreatiii4die York. The paregriptilwe gave ow the eillijhet lei' rig omit 'been the cause of the fellow's apprebeasion. The fullowiag are the irefiera ‘ ler, 4g.kimeme:w.-0, IM e4p7 Om lAsrpokilea. lion of !lie pkragraph i letter Ailed Nereids, acv Drifbehl, ' was received by the C!.ilitor Hestia 'slumming tit the old man and the child ribed is the Siorogrfebrite bids Me* a.. ae sbam. ..:. 'ft:, 'trete' kftetW ' 4.., seen at Brandsburtde,'lst dab** pendia who had also no. ticed the parts rick in the liersaid,,mt whissoisised the man to be ;ghee eta" jhloadafi lest, anAbyhted it,* thine of Correctiab s aft BilinlvieV:" inforkinitni Ms' lestantli net to , this city, and Pardue, one"df oar polite oaken, inimedi.; ately proceeded' fraltiveliej toitekilripdshat Sire. Os Thurs.' dig iheold man was examined at the Guildhall . and the child, bet mdaber, dad end wtmeweilittebiled. '' . It appeared from Ow testimony et Narali'llietsio, of Mid. dlehdrpe. the milker of 'die Chiß that therdenghterinit yet lea yeah of age, was in dab habit edielbeelatierp herself !from home, sod going to the base* al bertha!, *be resides, at Tadeaster.,., lint on Tuesday Ow 1100 ials.who went to Todriamer; led nos out man sem. by, dm anther *aril her recovery from the offeeder. „. i: ;. , - . 'tie chill ( deineed. that Ore, giautlisiait with his. mast 1 'lntl( Thtt.l 4 97. ;Ire 25th, the lertlrodereattr. to edges heats 'hilt the ♦ griststr, who rode "pea . an ma, .eseedoell free ets! the rose, iltld toiling her by the Inglis raid That aim wog to go wish' Cm, and Mai he wouliihse her better dna her metier! did. She ser4iiiiently . irocrededlb Yiiderritb : him, aprl kie . told heeler hill 4iiitt her uncle,' tibial 'lgo 'lleums% did. '`Mie said that else had been with lam wet , ilreee', - lit 'Paddingtoe, 1 at the seanidecuid it other Plisidieetbiliat the load she had told him her name, said elm tlerwamils or her Olivine,' add where they lived. From the tem newsy of Mr. Cenall, dif Aglimp the Prifiefger ' bought some tracts on Friday' the 11011110110,101. from Niel evidence of him. Krim., in Wahogata. imAgliont Imam he step, with "little girl, it appeared that ,4 41=4.1101 1 ' plat child to b. the +ster of his shier, whoa* oolit a widow with t4toltehtilfelt. • :tr i ,I. Thcprivirprr, .Mortin folly, an old, lama, oak ~.wreiibed• !oohing min elide:hi:mired to justify hinted, bgaittiregglad as he was coming, to York from Orotherton, where he timidly resides, he ordtmili the flute girl, 'Ala Ms *ling ; that be said," Illy girl; What Is the !natter!"' She replied; " My mother haw raw easy and left tee." He sad, "'Where does thou come from 1" Oho neswered. a Prue" redeemer, and sm going to York, so my MOO He said, ge 1 sat going to York also; &lei cry my little girl." That she came along with him to Yost; bait that I.e' ibeirsutook• hold of her hand except to Jai her ou the am to ride. As they passed by the Bishopthorpe road, she pointed roamed" it; and he advised her to go home. She replied, )tts.t as her mother bad left her, she world not return, but would go to York to her aunt, altheughutie did net know the name of the street in which she resided. He told' her that he would pay tar her lodging, ..... soppeeeild sod that see ilairuhl seek her aunt in the morning. Pinding,however, that she bed not say where to go itiquiad from tair !min rectivel,ke had kept her ever ainee, and she bad traveiledwith bite - from place to place until he Wllll/ aminbe'riAciji. 1 ,91 e c•inctildid .by saying that be was a widower hat one timid aed amid" Sept this out of pity's mike. ' ' ' ' • • ' During the time the Prisoner was relating this story, the little child kept excliiming, " It's 4 story--ft's a story!" The 10. d Statue; after a very initiate examination, fully commented theritfender to the New Gaol, to • take his trial at the next Assize..—(York Herald) . Cnact.anna.—Wr learn that John tVeightman, of Heytnn, in On county, cliallenieW • isiy man is Cutetirrisnd to wrestle, brit tit'a Sire t4ruire,,. fur i4y suai'rroes lb to 50 guineas.— ' (C'artiste Joar;4l.)" Yesterdity "tterhuon, is the nurse-maid of the Rer. Sr. yjg‘say, .of ,!)rail-street, Soho, was ',swag slew. ,tier hamlet's house she was l'arionsly 'attacked by a bullock, who gored and tossed her, by winch she wail so Much iiijured that' her lire Is despaired of. SiM 'Woe token lerimediately to a ileigh6onriti , % ukhectilj . 1111'fritill ihelike to M. ts 4( i 9 4 V., , •1 • • . I' VitiEkel. ...)-1 It -. ' • • • I,e La . : tea . ' M A PEitibiAtits -.. '' : ' " 1 • u Clr --14.--- r - y CON,II3IMOCEItY. Dummies Y. Int o 1 ts ligotsultas IS. .• •,... v vt.? /Su! ~ . Cra4.• •1 of ..4.4 1 4 he LORD CLINICIILLOR CROW int. Cain At !tait ;Oast' leti•o'alotik;** ' - cciflo,rp, OF _COURT. , 1 , in ~..1 • SC O . I IIII V. BARLOWE. • . r,..t The LORD Ciiiincitt.Lon—a I have rettgAhMt sifftiowits in this case., Mr. Ching, and as is respects, Joseph Harkowe, the person not committed, I do' tf i rit . ite'lht yaii hive giVen me jurisdictidn ; as you."' have not niined him in the Petstiiiii, he was not en. . iju s wiNd by the order at the Muter of the AM's floor couversing with the taunt, cud his hosing disfie so cannot he considered a contem it of COUR. * You iduit presesit'snoth .er Petilion;t *04,, vi i i tlKactipil . , contempt cnatut,itkiti Ay . inn]. . ku , 1 Impottitemi to wad a ataa to gaol the actual, %trance must be expressly stated on theifece or the Petitten,'to glee the party accustd an opportunity of otiose' •• r • . la n i t . I i • , 1 1 Ilk CmiNe said, he would follow the course Plit. % le 4tt le 'p e u n t... .. on rose at one (et:lo6, k ~t/ ...4 1 COURT OF lErnicra RENCR„:. f 0... • ' , Mitaitt;* therestade l l r :r i "• " 3 ' •: . a gi.... r 'WA , •' AR *l , OlO V ' tux LIRd ii:ltfifituc.iY.' '"' f i 1 1 14 t . Mr. BROUGHAM glutted for a rule to ;hew suture why the verdict which had, beeu taken for tire Ctown should not be set aside, anti a new tend. had. It was an indictment for publi,hinga tibel preferred by a pretended Society called the Brutes-street Associa tion, and was tried before Mr.J usher Holroyd at Lan. caster. The . only evidence for the Crown was that n itt df 11'3.mirirenf, is years of aged' , mimed, PO, litillar, who wois t aleik,, r ti au tittoraey,,f)ll**iktt e Mimed Nediu.,,,,, ‘: i.,-,111. , , •d: The LORD CMIR7 JtltiTtelt--" Nadia -did your sly ?" M r . BRoopme4 : --" Yet,' fhf,t l 2,Yo well known. Tfrui ii not ilk titil i„, ; 114;, g , V taker, who had. retitled out .of 14- town.".. ant Learned Cowart -wont ou tor sesta. that the Amur (Millar) swore liver he.' had'clalled 'esti* Ivrivilrels4 RidgwaY. 'Who Is 'ii thatiaa4attot! at"Vaa'eßprn itud t earried,spis Ink tilde at the Top isOhe r lypope, whilst his wire soul suiAryt':ssasall 'airticles• of ihandtery in the lower part of -.the . samir lionv,s; together with children's books, such as Joel t'elli. f:irsaf Killer, auaare; ill i iiiii iii - o f ,tliat..ort. It was important • for their Lot dainpi I to • Weever that thswit,i;ess did, n,ot wtend, to have any previous liggigiidge of the.,liltkoditit. This ;stow out the sioesmon case of an informer ' but rather, •ast ha al !ay, •ilf an acsaiiiptiee: The witaere (Millinl iis swap that he, sveßt to thi . ,slicip of .the E.)?feati. t IA . 2 a liholle 14404 " big aeon posed up Ow woo. Or* * 0 0.44 41 okiree,c,ol, . ihe Re kerne ta.of”Ger a t &Agin sold here " and asked of the De. i .. ! l st.kttkielf for. -4 4! /Ilea Year's Addis/sip the JR / fo r mers of Greek ritaia, and, the Defeudsot toid Moo that be had. se not, .but that he wasevriting•th ss*u, end he should have k'nettt• visisitiPlHe !dlr. ed t :n e but it bad Rot arrived, and he eigt ess 'ukd, coiled anOtiiir qgjtei 044 e,efAulltillehe ,st. ,OR tbie 4 !:. iNfie raW:aaaddreni:See ihe , Wormers," the indictment wassfadadedtessde la *.'etenthant) krad'etthetiali aildbeeAdth,l 4 3 Oti'elit'atU''l4t4 of eaidtnie;*teeberk . :tittil Dgf-to.:i Wisfpg - +ant' of ilihrke 'Wigi"".ienii l i; ,W1411 0 4,.._ _M. N1K1,.4,01 ikfasiocis.atictoe,iieweire .c! titm e mitasit "Bi ng, ises. eadooioeit; It 7 011 , be , proper. to obeerovi; diet ' !Mob , ba..ar il is r e i t er , hie dee% , end lin'it' 41(11 0011)661 * *RI • •silewley- iA', 'lO, ' !iilllki ) i mid iii et; "which' Was iiitetidelt to sl;ew , th bli r A . ., isa a, . en, mut with •VDOit he. lald . 0""16 A l) t '',.d 4 • th e trimierastions be bad tincita, to ; bat• &dip. way, by his affidavit. denied'the existence •of •thot sign. The tranaactioa took place on the 27th; •Mateh tact, and he had ceased to deal iiithose artikle• I in the preceding October. and the sign hid Neils ' iolten down a 'week before Christmas. Ka cotiEr `aiation of the fact of the removal of the Ago, lie bed the affidavits of Johu Daniels, James Daniels. :had Maria Daniels. his wife 477 '," rol ' • • "'Mr: Justice a Ai/ Liralis. pill qllll - a fla du •i t of *Uwe* den}t the,iiela ?":':', ;;',"" ' . . i , , Mi: Bitopoto*.k...r. se Aeifeasting, seen the mitueos, or baring mid this articlx." •• Mr.. Justioe HOIAROYD-- o •Allieste was , Si keg cross.ersmisiatiou, but pothinz wo'aiddi tirdeidtk the identity of tNe'DiFfeW r Adam' i' 2l '; . : A . Our.-neotfutt.itt r .s".We were ta)Wie virtiararl'ori ,and because it teesiafee we could We ba *sweleal 1 for it," , ito .'! ;'. • .'.o. A We i Hatt Mr. Judos H.iaovo here read an !MALI free bio minutes of 'the 'Evidence. •• 4 Ipta- A ' - `"The LoaD CHI;? 4UtrrlCß—" • Irtitie is 100 huestion of the itliaiti lifs'ell . 'itt i le . "irosi-exis suination." • Mr: Justice BA YLET 44 Aid there is a question as to whether the witness did not know the DeTend. sot had been a volunteer, which implies • Con sciousness of knowledge by the person svhO puts the question." Mr. liatrustitts said lie put that question be cause the witness swore he knew the Defendant, and he did not then know of the contradietion respvci ing the sign. Ile had now the affidavit of four persons, who had lived opposite to the Defendant for eight years, who swore to the fact of having seen the sign taken down • week before Christmas, and that it had Dot since been replaced. Mr. Justice BATLEY—" Does the Defendant's wile join in tbe agdavit, that she did not sell the work ?" • Mr. BROUGHAM said, the witness had not men tioned any particulartime at Which"she was preient, but only that sh- was present at sortie of the inter views. The i ' endsnt's affidavit stated that he (the Defendan , ) -an the witnesi., Erin Millet., for the first time when he was 'giving his evidence it ' Lancaster. , Mr. Justice BAYLRY—" Fie might then have cots.! municated to you that the whole; was a fabrication., 'sad boa might have cross-examined upon it." ' * • r. BROUGHAM said there was nitres' crowd in 'loeurt. and he doubted whether the Defenilaht ialiold communicate with him. He did not hien f see him, neither did his Learned Friend (Mr. vans), or, he had little doubt, suf f icient fOr theii rpoae might have been extracted from the wit , on cross-examination. Rule granted. - - -----. 111.114M•elfy• • IV MOP MI 11.1011111.11 W, rOVIIMINI RM.. ...w, , lie bat sad Dwell& 0 1, 1111 0 dise"4 4 10 1 =. nimbly butted to the display of • iiiillo trinhoOd I Peek Minh, Park. Cs kilt Yerthrali heastiy wittUe, :he Unites I . bee • disernsitivies Coatis. Liticeiershire.', • .. Lositmgeei len sis gni, toils. Nub, lieste g by, . ok ' fiemiliarititi 'Mitch tiiitiefied . the •tothering 1 1 oisinolihr. Coke, -et 444/100 in %Norfolk. .1 ! - • : preserved the hi t ePitrg .r the efilpeeter ektriniri9 . blteres from Filptr's • Wtel,' P t . lafneed 4o o% 4 l H it St . ti7fies'iiit of That delil;ehiti iruttfoiSlied i gam Wsibleielees 04: fti r 6aftertdiry ; •Dis aid A'ltlek% ivhichlieileiged*,illijeai:schiiiil;if :cOMedb an littuwad lisnberrissestk a tour. ' ./ 4.. , of Ye t+ ..akeinbem sof -which Awe eerneilied It Jibe tidies. Ashheritilift • helve! et Ileic been le tnough• with us to perpetuate the awnless: '' I 'Vow Grosvenor-111A • • Ge „,,,a c h igi k h a, ... s ibe se d mi t o ktlitheassete. LOYEDAY is the Dearest epprbitlittl!the exeelle street, Mei serer. ' " - ties 4& ?Al "fi,,..„ c,C.WiiidWilWielift fie 'illy Ateigq 6 l?i - ez• to -him ie the • tifeet "of, bIOT 194 eiiiniie Earl 1111104 'his ten Inea sa a visit N . In e and houesty, Hielleoll+ eis i %IF I R ceteit of, pueblos It Bedford at 8Pai . 111447., Lis , 2 .., 1 i I' 4 ' . Ofiq. • . • • 4 e , ),VI.. ' ' ••• '4' --.., bird iloilfr 4 Jig ' '. ea. atotel• etttealiMi. ftoen , big jhvisa int ' v .-' ..- -- PI tett ..tt i 4ffillOutirookoslip 4014)1101104 Oodter Ow. a Sir De - his IMPtilthistts• engaging NA rppl,,,esgpet.,esidndletitoespiwes c Mr. Mate ask ' Imp soft JordB4lll•l94fer their staistirpodesg.with applause. liter •the fotet-el wi5t0 4•40106r44 n ti - r.i'lt 1 I l' '.'' •i 1.4 ''" g 'ft" booed-scone. Mei. elititimiedleilmtee . iii tile'peil C ' I sP •I a5dA4111 "=. 0 4.11. 5 . 14 . 2 1 41.414 4.. 4 144 , 4 ,,,.. 1 1.... , A b k , estimation: • Mies Pdligir:ll4 l ll . g 'ildtitrefloail _. _ - -.--- -- Clara. (-ler . 'vice .hote it.irfe4d i !!! .: ectillf/r Sislelies, tollpo44olllliimp oath* We - arrived at their vohitni eihtget'billtiS ir uel. w:ho lion • ttstsestO,Nllllllllsteellsoes, illatiiistspisise Sirs "!wheat " 1 . ,. s i recently heitkith t ei t :.,. ,; 1 ,11. tAllii as li ipt iiiir 9,99 ____ " iyis. . ... a copeow. „ ay.. .1 ~..: Ostrearbromp6.6l6l4llalsaliti et his alma* ~."cu: Wit Apr aitiCces4lo. is is;Ggistifiliair•stipese,lnsallii slat; illarloo 1114,-11110ad- 1- Aril F.OO ih r re4 .1.,,,,, , , ~__ . . •;7 , - iii ,00r.diris'i ally. go 4segiefiesiel,oololll Ole AMNON *se - Tarrof the ississis 1 .tor bng ,14/04t.1 4 3.11 tii A ribni I,l'n vs.- 1 ll"‘M Xtra i d e ell ileb! rd 9 ort nlvi t " l . 4l a! t Sp • , •" • 9 )q ... , • 1.) !eat s near Dwiesster,Tbeleibire. - , , • enu . g . . . VIS int U al t iZe i s tit s 10 of • Lassie** es peeled. Is soww,lajdallelldit, , , • ,,,VCri,li.t.ff .. .41. / . ~,4 vitt 0h... piss u. song. orsrb . 4 rer"-- . - ; -- 7.7 -- ; ,- .. - 7 -, c!'"br, ~. rl. ice' „ .. ~.I 1.: 0 Ar.•,,br It ' t i m ii i i i i i ; * 1 0 4 4 1 .4 p i am i essossmi d ii iit a f i g' 9 ~:11 ''' ••• '' *-- ---- ' --- ' ii...f .4 4 ' l ' s : l , tendettetsefiteesupeey walk, ticellblets itifiih, Oil i InairlW " 4 • ; - .4fITIATIL ---- inkpreisfafilitiliiiltisii ttielliiop4l4iiif . thelfill 'kr 101443410 44- dsiesiiii - ITelie, • itilAtilfi— ° . Ver peefoteselff i vyr i t ot a l Ort,Oftsskij - Del. 3.; rho riierprilisibls' &fife cS__ „iirTeS;l_"oll It 0 ! 4, IPtiiirt I . ( o..ilowh. silkitsisgrv-9 1 —. • legend 4040:14 Go 11,01141,47711•Fige • et leftel Acibecb„ it aostret -thought was, Oct. 21, Third ditio,at Mk Pier ... f. ... .. v ..."4,00 1 0 . susceptibly ir. Yin Acisesbe it :stat ;fork . we, Pi"' 1 * . ° 61111 al " " 'wn'e' l ld . •.•f" --L 66 13 0 i nest Wu fund! to etitiiudtiitO the Wait* which i Wain!, Fifth ditto at the*Charth • ::... rvajor .--7 1 I 0 ' .... A ... a .„ ~__. _, . 4 _ . 1 ...... slob - ditto silk Tlientve - :.. rd ,., ' ' 'Sy! 46; •"' 61er .11)14 P. 441.1010 rar.i/NTAII nil i• . '..- ' • ' : -_•. " r 7 -277.........-: . ve04 . 1 i o ff is. Iseult,' Isa'.riag i i iseAts I • .11ffildis - 441.511.4 li 0 : :Upon the. .retielies of eseelleuee is' elfeaot a . 0 si c k emotili. will ow I I ) lira Islisesie.-Aelielleig 6 - , species if comic iieting... , The • strongest elitist' tatasa. yistamoloommid, W0 , 1:19444 by lbw 40 * ;' of the *lite of this 'ctientiiiliiiierformer, In 4 alit lig, 40,ibe.ireetsoseeitise-mews% for be • .Niss or essliet.7,-T(Betail Nisssitiesseiri Is I !tittliti ithisiiiitiectaiti4Ofilst'llort of inarikgi , -,,-- . , • ..... --- -- '' - - --"-- -; i posies stage of eat at its his' . test comments, Yestentay' et three teelbe.Vl 'hie' WO, Y ~,,tit !conveyed in the aiiimated eepetitiowed those t o' , ogt Of; his private alerfirdo;"end pr ' . oqtg ,4to 'mei of eppfeese which•foileiled the widieteutieo a Irghisg et Pimlico, alter* his .1 / 4 . 44,1R1n0 (Wed i Imitate Mailer in this butiettai.`iiis.leieg cdi Sir Tassiiis Lawitescs with. P. 4.lFLtsr 'a pie-i I t o ii h i l ita gei-e• with tilted* Wut% us she 'Ask ...... -, ii, . --T aTicille4_,lo stigmeliee the titrio li t e it s fe ritid . ii Cast' to• n ? ‘ is( freque• ally ottani tUts heir temperament' iiiii entlaniths k.. of Na. er I MO re ikeset l et ihreiikg of spisits 4 eit• I ' . eitieklyeay, 4 Thii li 10 161 4,*.litRiiimildfle. Mid proles 1A00124,4117 '" ' A ikaseoutit Us' beevi takes . of Milian Agifir tits lest ter jai po Ail . " floe' fibeilf of Westiniii, er, wilaelt ioataiaa a lath of'ave 1110,04 ft diggaveeittitfalteie aserrtios; Se *OW11 4 '014;410 Oin i rly 19, c w Riosensber hos but Fllit , 17. The total estsou!ri of vial ip licirt .Lich IN were tisti!afiar.i i sdiag juir t gliftifo44, aall4. werefeatales. • SHOCKM.49OPRICTTS. 4 ~.. 1 11 4; Pa' 'ColliftT OP tOhiIIION'PLUS, v , '',l:t ~- • 1 M 0111 DAY, , Nomura's. Ill." '• ' ' • I ?.' Is wore -;:: - A L," vsrt •;;., sr., 'r ~i. .. RUSSELL SODlNi l iildre ..' ....as . 3 . c ,,,, e ,..., , 7 jigA,, tedeant YA ()ODA K .01erybi F A ii-.41,4",bew ';cause why.dee Sleek., rile: . assji t s i ot di ot :Illittroe Atou l 4.PPI itcr • Lt - --li'styl, olio's ,Ittfwas an actien,er,.. orbipAuz i e b ,A. lizzyrit...e, tried at Guildhall, et . tita stitAnghg4'4) i„, . The ~ _ .n _ - I _ . , particular rcorid .cf.,0 . 4 3 0fv,-ez-...,14.,,....1v41 parole evidence as receiver.Ato.lo•,. . • .orery to the tenor of i writ'..o re.frAt.Ar, ! •.., - lf I .'-'.r policy., The envoi - belel i'nr.. -1 - ...0... r-it: "i• el merely fs meterrundum, 5utit. i r...,...., ....4r! pa_o4.4greenient. , lu IP e case of ,a tr...asw:!it).7F,Qlfs.,Tl/4 , ..Vilfhit was • . made payir'. le at rt. g,mit (41 4 4tii ltitusglAt • pe• - ri• dent, subj-c; to an agreetnilit,.t4iaw,ifte nit* nr ta,pertain thi,,g Icing 4t . 4CGlMl„ ' tht jrstrkoffis ~ ' !Igoe shoo•d not.bielntrdtago ); ,ere moil ' .•4 '• • i • • 4 1 0 C FerulleAr i•.f... •i te ihslo..e. ~ .rosre_ • .., ....• • 0 1. N Eir FAX dial Ai/ I T . 4111 i at 'P. ' ' '- • . ) ..jr., Serirent i l..seS aliewedfauftyproult 4 ,p 1 ,0 8 , obtained„ pi .4jits case, ate P , othotitliarti 1 "0 1 11a."''. ftisert to revise his towatio e u of . costs.' . „ ..., , ~. .The.,Ftlaiptitra are the sugar r bakets who ro weird verdicts against the Phcoatx . and another : bi-. sarance Comptioyiley.:_leajt ,aqatained by fire, !red the ground of the epplicattioq oe,is to dax wet., that no verdict being hod, against the lippetel Leauraoce Office, the latter ought Hot to be yob-, jetted to the charge of a third of the costa in- . marred. In the bill of cysts was Preluded a: . elpte . te Ipt. loss of time by Dr. Thomson, Ibe,fi .i spirger ! .., ten, .in reference to Lois taxation, said that ao.alfriip secewas made for loss.of time to Dr. Thoutson..,io, tousideretion of his having beau obliged tp pror„ide, a substitute to perform his duties in the Vniveteity of Glasgow diarWig his absence, for toegssepose a attending in London as a witness in this cause... -, t; . The COURT observed, that with respect tel.,. ',wanes* to witnesses far loss of time, the general principle was, that such compensation should be modes° medical men and attoroeys; but the pre wast.did not appear to he a case ut which such com pensation was called for. •J'Mt. Serjeant Lows raid. times half of the chine weis.incerred by the Phalli: is two aceturre v entL ' , half by the Imperial. which 'Mad also we: ,1( •it were now to be held that because ,atrial warelont isi site of the two latter cases, therefere 0 0 Charge should. , full upon the party, the case would'be exo ' treacly hard. 'Though these had been no trial, the party had all the benefit of the experimeots made and' expenseeisturrod in thoseesies which were tried. . . • The (;nest Juorsc e•• amid, 'lt was suaiteriat,•to ascertain if it wentnio• new **int, whether, where new experiments were required to elucidate the. sobjeet - i* Issue, throissevienos-miattesteemiefing lion it;• thy espouses ,inesereed.lie ambit sorb empietie wants iheseid imeelbendeoL Alpo. ig ••: 1,/: - ..n 4 :.1; • ibis,Juntiee..Pasis-eig lillbriestiimOris of reviewing thectssisela vt or rot: Imo wort ; inter ' • Tice Clime! Movies •eaide iitia-sernuito ' • • penerionkfor.issa 'Aisne, ' tall ar 1 .• , bar toustealmemben ..rate le . to' • ' in which it was made a q -11frge.• • ' Y. • , swam thew paid wifes'obt lassies. s•:n list' - Ms. &violet , Vallettair sei.h ., :thi. , ..wmigaiimi 4 . to be a new ogee, wo4lle Peothenotetysiiiiimehiest , the allowance, auzettredto have exercised a sound discretion. The tirße rd. ptients made were strictly .IP.` . . confined to this t l,ej ***lint' for their object to ascertaiat he effect of olthrit given heat, and boiler. • or lefertf iliac and 54u:tension; sad would it ups, * saklC" be i'great gr;teininte• if ;elf tb s teotiiti ibt.t *Pi equally share the .expanses ~isttenAes them ? l •Therewould- be neither good seassuseer iodic*, la I .00t deriding the cotts•arodtigthelekkngeoevelly. Mr.lerjeaut Taiinir cootended ir glut st ',Oa .be extremely hard if persons naeetesweg a• ' employment, and 'cleriviag a prolitielsereltele, "" Xii net beemisidered int'equally 'entitled to lonialpiels sation 'with Medlcir:Weii. The CHI ky Inittce—,": Whe principle „ef the allowance to medical men is, that tr0.4010,..1eep of time is loss.of profit. ' A ~ physicias-teisu "pet DO one to perform his duty, feel* pellet* plea hate eolifideoce in any one'etse." -., .•.jl * •°*..,' ~,-;:',' Mr. Justice PAIISK-7" Suppe4l;aligrellii from Cumberland were called to is as a witness owsoute - point of science within ilit ..kor•-• ledge, and were obliged As •easploy • Ceram in go front a distance and:*do lint' duty, would 'bribe allowed compensation.for both?" - . • ' . Tile Prathouotacy—" The actual expenditure is always • allowed." . • Mr. Srsjeernt TA.OI. said the expenditure here was 'incurred with ' reference to fear emotes, two igainat'the l'l nix atid two against the Imperial, and therefore it was bat just that the latter should pay its equal pmportion.. In one muse his charts were entitled to the costs, and they swear that they acted as they had done, only because they under stood that fresh • experiments were making at the other side ; indeed they were invited to •nnke those experiments by the other side, and under all the circumstances lie felt that they were eutitkd to have the costs divided. ' The Curer J oshes said if there were any com pact on both sides to make those • experiments, it would cerisioly distinguish this case front most others. He said this •.wihoet giving any opinion Whether the costs shoold'be allowed or not. Mr.-Justice Buanovnli asked whether there was any such agreement ? Mr. Serjeunt 'FADDY said there certainly was no positive agreement ; . but they were chulleegril to make the experiments. Mr, Serjeant HULLOCK, in sepinnt of the ride, contended, that the apportiotruent was trot 1a.., inasmuehess no trial was had against hie cheat. With regard toallowances for loin of time, the prin. cook was well kitortn. He duubted if any coni pehsation could Pi lasi 'be made to physicimis, beelines they c•uold not make out a,ty bill of charges, lett the tam res a!•filfune in regard to norgeows. , Why *tit "I they move sointnes lies' In nil l'-.r. I porsowte tt .:I!'..er.;:• , rfaventi P ' Swell asu Al 'aehtlf reient?o-- 1 i,.: 1 4mg •,014!it ifttY:e i rk. eb found nearer retie.' I' opeefit 1.4 i ;.:/.6i*=.!! 13 aisParage ruLut of Jr. T. i is , nti. whom . ini hr'och•Al te be a very circa r" m:; too ols this. eation'ini:,esple they might as wttli have hoot to Celosiona.oe :ii eilotteit •huqe tar rr s , ~ at: to versa; 41111iii-Vlllll4l SIICII an .allowasiee be e.n , euded tar ender ;so: Is circum 'etarres? Assur 'lv not. In caeca if trines. persona 'Were employed u.s tide suiltys, t;i: the espendi- . ;, . I 1~ 1 .t r d i . t . • aims ..,~ ' I