The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-08-03 00:00:00

IITANTF:D to porrhise an Romp from .e 5.1100 to !WOW a Year. witty a good Pallidly keelboat, alio, It, tad aslant frost I"siest blame's le sad NO miles. tpoty to 3lesars. Farms oad Co. Lialoolter-la•-161411. London. on. .:1 •. cones 11.4111'. No. .1. Sat Nevi-nacre, ftvowsttst. tossoti. Established by the West ladle Pfister" sod Mershaets. DRAGON and Co. her to Wino the Public they say depend spin being supplied with • superior arti cle of Coffee et theg oo moderate prices. the Aterifet wMl "davit of. Alsoer Tole. rm. and every of Grocery of hest quell" . ri•Tratle suppllude Halal and Coffee-eats* 'applied at trade print. Miff*: orders metaled. -,., , S/1001'1 NO JACK li i TN. TROWSERS, e d CLO %KN. of FOX'S FATFNT AQUATIC/1011MR 11.01R1100N, troprors4. at rodenod prim. aveh Wile* po raselpaeleon•l(htnaloto. yet skay base tom *OM* yrs- I pertio ood r:risr appearance.. TW Wept Wet, igp. IP* trite Delving Cools. Motolog Free's, and Ilimmappg J els. The -WOW: dtterently trete'. It' ioode btu? sad bmit Trearms. and a pottiest*, We kind lat. phi. Wf/plia. 111 of which are acre very teddeeelita es trtm Hem, very cool. exceedingly durab:., and appear nor every time they are reit sashed. deastanou'iTrevel- In mid laSears' Clotho. whelk mode of the best err tioadrrom, and In a proper formai ant vranamied wafer UMW thror4b. Patterns of all May he Mee el 1W IVIS I Tailors, or purchase.' of the Patratee,ktasped ea t Wei. . Peer Patent Ittoher flambreeas," OW as otlwra ar• Ns twine. or hare the &Imre perfection. 110.4iiiintial iebrir stalls of t &Vowed. Fox's Ware/War. ift.illitu.otreel, Co xte.parden, next to the Weenatniter Fire,Oplee., • "• " • - . . stet TWO OF 1.110,008'f!'! • J anti J. SIVEW It Ili 4T are Seilliar Watrasted Uniirson Tiekks aml Sh&res for the • GRAND I.oro D4roir whinfle: Tuesimy, 040 ActiUsT. " ; Whea t tie Two Great Capitals of ad fluid"! For:tsar. sore to 11~1,117,' •" -"; I • 14 'ad J. Sts etviricisT solilia,Sliaree,lNll . 7l4 o OIL 4,oolll;Dra'en the First Div ; also No. trn. • MAW& Ms and krtaaata Wier% • ' 36 1: 4 oT t ri ri tisf I 11, llolbon, 1 •••elqu ". ANGEL -,; t , •1 • T. CLEMENT'S STRAND, (TACti orrice ran UM AND ON •iiviNG PARCEL, AND 11111cliANDieti T HE FOLLOWING )IA ILS aul abet I.I)ACHES go from the r,b re INN : • • - lark Rovsl Mail, via Dover,Toesally sal vitt l atashui. • „. - • • Posismooth lersiakt, and She Isle of V MA Comb filoweAter A every Events/ iota Sunday 1.,. rowels at* wick iie.. admmt. Sandlot,. Milford Mail. foralwest. every half-past O. Bath and Rristoi Po to to ea toads, through Reading, Ma . case tflCMp,rtlas, every Morning at a quarter post O. Rath and Bristol Post Coach. every Afternoon at S. • Bath Light Post Coach, In two days, to carry Four Inatee. throtigh Maidenhead, Reading. Mariboroegh. Devise I.amd Maiksham. Monday. Wednesday. and Friday Mornings. at Nine. This Coach is chiefly intended for the seamansda lion of Families, lovalids, de. who cannot undergo die fatim of such a distance In one day. - - Brighton Light Post Coach, through Cue&Bald, he. every Morainic silk except Sootley. Cheltenham Original Post Coach, to carry only Foar side. every Slonting at 7. Chichester, Bognor, and Petworth Post Coach, Moriarty, Medseiday, and Friday Mornings. at aviaries. before 7. Dover and Canterbury Liald Post Coach. every Rvitalag at hall-past 3. Ditto, every Morning at hals. p sst 6. Do Moine and Unildford Telegraph Coach. through Ep som, Leatherbead, Clandon and Horsley. Tuesday, Thurs day, and Saturday Mornings at 10. Ashok), sad Guildford Telegraph Coach. through , estoo, Dillon, Cobham. and Ripley. on bloodily. Wed le,day, and Friday Morning. at 10 ; Sundays at?, sad re tams to London itie same day. Gloucester New Post Coach, the Champion. through IV) comb. to Oxford, Cheltenham. Hereford, Carmarthen, Tenby, Ross. Swgrwea. &e. every day at 1. Henley Coach, through Madeuhead, every Afternoon at I Sunday excepted. littleharepson. Arundel. and Petworth Coach. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Nlornings, a quarter before?. Nurture li-Jusgete. Deal, Sandwich. sad ikoadatalra Light Pont Coaches. ri cry Morning and . Oxford Light Punt Coach, through flyway, an. every Morning at 7. Portsmouth Near end Mutant T.itht Post Coach. the Re aviator. to carry oily Four Inside, through Kingston. Guildford. Petersficld. and Portia, every Morning at S. Cotehas from Portsmouth to Chichester. on the arrival of the Mail , Moloch Emsmorth. Cothauf. Be. 00 Rotator. Salisbury Post Coach. to carry oily Four Inside. %broiled Staines. Ras*stoke, Vihotehurch. Asdovoe, ha. every Aloraina at 7. Straidwater Coach. (removed front the Bull and Mouth.) thruuth Abingdon, F rintdon. and Cirantester. Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturn!, Morninca, at a twirler Aeon, 7. Waitlngford and Want-tae Coach. through Maidenhead. Nettkited, and Harwell, Tacsday. Thursday, and Saturday Morning, ' at 8. NOKTHCON COACHES. York, \irwa•die. and Palinhursh &mein% and to all Paris of thr North. (-seri. 11.•rnire.at a quarter before 9. Manchester, Lancaster. Kendal, Rochdale. Huildrrsfield. Bradford, Leeds. fla•ifac, Rotherham, Shea, Id and Nor ♦ich Coaches. daily. I%e Ri Cab To Tvriekeelem. Brentford. and Isleworth. every MOO di). Wetfunds), nide!. vul Swords). ASIF.S and Cn. Proprietors. Parcels aid Part...! are Pt et nod expe.fits .u , dy enn te}ril kora this 1:" to tttt (It). Teen. Village, and ei fur} Sest iu tie tullon•ing Couaties. 11 erefor.!. Surrey, burls, Ulo._eraer, Sussot, Cornwall. Kent. W ill., INwoo. Ostord, Worerster. .tart. Hants. I, onter`et. s o ws Wale*, Al Parts of the 1.10 of Wight. Jersey. Guernsey, and all . Part. of [trance. AND 70 ALL PAft 13 or Tllll !WINN. Neat Post-Cuai4ec. etc. td the shortest utile,. e a . Take Nntire, thnt no Package. containing glass, " 1, 11.5. 01t.% each. or 'oink-notes. heweaer small ths.val no. ‘' ,l l be accounted for, if that or damared ; nor oar other PirPti or raaarnerr'a loggarre, of more. ihan 31. ;mine. puha. as %Or^ dr' vent! at the Vice, and raid for accordtahly. Oh, /I lieskiiiirffili4o -- M equalled is toneit sod tone, and peltr M re Has, be, 24 paisees: a Rose-wood embiset. Wald. sew .piles 100 pititeio, for en plow's; a piers Plano-Forte. ti) plows a MeV' Aetlion Hem. (sew) abet 19W for SO ratsessi, • Flint% aetton Ditto. ant 71 gismo. for 41 selves ; bite the ptinierty of a Lady. Barrel Orris for rAitede.64 Clempsi.—To be soma at .101 IN WATLEN•2,I2 Libitteet 'bee. Old lastraweate taboo h **Awe. • • • HANSARD'S PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES. This day *as published. pike 11. 'lla 6d. . 'rug Sim% Volippp of THE NEW NEEIJES of II this Work t eompaslow the perks; . front the Ormier of Me resat Sento 'to the Mid of April. ' tOrVENTH Volume. Complaint the risme+ Ines et flessloo. mill grapier In September. , • 0 0 0 ittlilitommttelentfoos for this Work. If: forteardsil to Mr. Wrlpitt. No. 6, Penton-square. or to Mr, T. a: sod' EbtssitesOustieeoett.Vlo44treet. will he oeses st Mst e ditle 610 is easterly Rebileaelem of the • - of Se:aion Is Agalrslito. lit is rospolgolly sw don may be llorwavistl with en, Ur il d il ete b r:s . 7. l6 ossible. • • :••Letedon : Printed fee Sallwht. Creldnekomo Adiv 'Rooker, Literimii, Horst, Rees, Orme. sod Broom : 1. M. Illeiterdsolat Leah. Klegshery, Parbera. e'ed Alleo " J. Iletehand and Solt Moron sod titioct R. fairy ' spa Soo ; Robert* era Martin ; R. W. grans I Budd end Gl kin; J. Booth: mid tritons miry be bed, - 1. Taro Perliemsetary History of Recited, from the .ittrOke)prtlod - to Ste Veer Dila: la !Stole. • $ Thli.Partleittefiefif Debotes; from the IreseANSlelbs' Altemaihn ef 64 pm* Itithrity IN 41 voles's. r . & , ikooltp 43‘mplata,igelsotles of Mo. Weir, 41iiil f yOliertt ie* I, r...: -.t ••• . -.1 4. Jo s ModsooallonsTrials, Vol. I. to 1.0. • -••••• ISTORIi .f 2 RIoaR %PUY. Ilistsollearitsooebes of leral sad eserta may* rO,• tilth facility, by Meson of the follow aft .. Rirtr%telts. may be lied. for the use FirdrVaeltdeases. 41001141• Pf V. • - S GRAMM Alt, tea Erse of the 414114.911 t ed. tioupsyrnes Beet eArtfit of the British Empire. M. 6d. eatiaWVlVWCart-Itaroat: Vitt I tire. is. &I: each. Ditto, ditto. amall.r size. 11. 6d. OOLDSMITII'S POPULAR ILLUSTRATIONS. lii. Pasolrelixivatata'aisarasikss. las. Ditto's Vot►oa SOUNIP-011ik 10014. Es •• • 7 • ievitiat v.• ~_ _ _ . • me4lo46,44.lmissue. 46 l elograsiw. • Pecirvities on the Kosapsasof 100 ;ems, ao sereteip: lei. GI. • • I rumour. .lu , s; ..ds poppesos's Q ef H erroar. sa t 11111114' A wits? . ' • . Obeli pieteeslons shou1;1 he doubted. ail». same tim e peneeme the respectability elite Establishment, which is of M was onsideration, will forcibly evince th•justles of IlidtiMillsio universal endow% mg with tide assuring* the Peopelelms take lease to glee puilbeity to the' nature of their vadlisliebii; keeling comlldesit Oat • perusal of their plan.will Ilmblikupee the mindoef tke public the surest me thod of pembasing Clothe, Larseymeres. &c. to advantage. It Is aslant that the best possible swans of transacting boolassais epee a System of Ready Money. mid epos this go . * bents of their designs is founded. by mess of Am we enabled to ripply the very prison goods in dipletateet at emieeilegly reduced Prices, • benefit lie 10 be Stiallemi at say Mho /lons. In the Metropolis. -41m1 Papisiermostailkeety ovoid eU ostentatious prewar atioste. *mg !MUM caber Invite as examleatioe of their Stock which would at awe decide the fact of being equal la quality to any In London, and at much lower charges. In addition to their Clods and Keneyateree they have minded a splendid amortmeet of Waisteoatings. Jowls, Nankeens. Canoe and Woollen Cords, Fastians. Trimmings. &a. which will be disposed of upon the most advantageous terms. rot Landarr :ail cm lam*? FU RN O,IIII I W I. WARRROURR in the WORLD, Is at DENMARK HOUSE. Regvat-stewst, seven doors from the Argyll Rooms. Corner of the arena, Ogferd-street. and at their Mu mifeetneles, ID DB RNI INS TER sad OLASO 0 W. Korn ru s eels, Venetian and Kiddenninster Carpeting, Drugget. Tattle Covers. Counterps nes,Quilts, Bed Ticks, Blankets, Flannels, Orem Baize. Scotch and Irish Linens, tiheetlnes nr every width sad quality; Diapers. Lawns, Long Cloths. Damask sad Oliver Table Linen, Printed Furniture, Furniture hatteen and Jeans. Coloured Linings, Slesatis of every deeeription. and Window Hollander, de. de. de. R. COLLIN% and Ce. can positively assert they are the only_ll4astafarturers in the kingdom, that retail the above articles at the MAPIC/ACTIJII/40 Pawns. skies they have opened tee above Establishment, the support they have et: perlenned from a generous Pnblie, Is beyond all preeedest, for which they return their grateful seknowimlgentents. R. C. mkt Co. inform their Meads they wattage ving a sup ply freer their hileesteetories weekly. irostetvet.• SOLD AT TRH 111.1111/ACTURING Turkey. _Persian. tiresome, sod Kidderminster carpels, (au Sixes) rea.ly for la) frig doom. N. B. Carpets, &e. cleaned. and the almost valet:given for old Carpets in exchange, at R. COLLINS and Co. DkNMAIIIR- Hou en. Regret-street. y his tjesty'• !loyal Letters PA tent Pilot* Related*, justly famed for louring, in all Its Blares. a Certain Illiseese. One smell Pill is a Dose ; and the taking of one box, in • recent ease. will corm eonviiice the Patient ()nue certainty of his speedy recovery. No thing can he better contrived, more safe, or mor•CORVINSieflt titan tbis remedy. fur such Si are obliged to go joitrales or to me, as it nerds no confinement or rettralnt of Dirt: and 60 years experience (la an extenshie practice) has proved th"t it wIN effect a Core. when repented salivation and all ot h er methods avail it doing. For the Heirrvy and other **niftiest disorders. this Medicine his not its parallel. Up- WINS of 40,U0U persons, of hull, vexes. have been radically cured of the above cruel distrders, within the laid eight years. Prepared sad sushi hr lite sole Proprietors. T. TAY• hen and Ron, Sar‘tiona•et eheir hoes*, No. 9, New Rrldge igreet. In boxes of only Mt, IM. each, duty Included. N.R. Two bark doors and lights Jo the passages at night. Tory areal.° sold by their appointment, with copious directioos.• at 'Mr. Ilepberrn's Toy-shop. 103. Haford-str et; Mr. Dia hoemmit's, 7. Fish-street Hill, nearly opposite the Mons matt.; at Mr.. Baxter's. R.linbargli ; Mr. Newbstiren. •nil by one person in every eonsileratie Tows In (treat Britain and Ireland, Advice gratis to persons , taking the above, or other of the Pronrletors ; Hire's and seminal weak nesse* cared, and letters, postiald, an.w.ooo l . I, • ties the published list, by hit Royal College of Litadon,.' ottOi's .. oit iL s INSOLVENT LAW. botiledrd (br —ve 1 to tee Coin tor it* OW s r tWeiTemi d. : A '":- Writni reduce the Ad of the tetdidiNt: ilia r. id Pee. • Ir. estewihtg the Mist AK WO Allemeeths thereon. Alen. eeetwal tletedelseol iir k i Ow lesolvest Lew Wed Pew*** and soweept 4 4 5 4 ..... .• • 11 1 1411111 , 101 W iied Rallaarkil• ibr the ep. he the linty of Aeilywee. Ler • mrrt, *Noce. ,_. . 'W ..., 4. CglptT OF CNA. , Ire4lipiaair. 41ftiSnattcation aattAdeitorolisilo Litsetio's il all A t i i:;g i it tweety IIII; • • Volisfere MN CI Ow par , . ittf sig. Lunatic Pidtionte I lo the osattoof %Ms otelreqt—r• . .: : .._. • ~ , !,. ...ri,! 1 *4 4 .1 !re l ,: 1 1".! 16/ . 10. 1 03; 11 .,e 4 Tri llip 41,.. . • c lpa t - 4 .* - ''''ig e .l4 l , , • nolll k D 4 * ANCe !1••••• Ar e rll4 await . tkp hit ; A I R of.parlialpiegh :relative to rairritgo a :-hell 4 1 141 4" r Atilt of ; 'Aut. lkat Act has dosiseybi roar aextol•klisoldp. Vain the Marriage Aft of Lard lionivilelt you were nett if kin, and intlitiedio Win sti doll; the other pallier not bring • Isis is .lawfid tredMek ; hot the last Act has destroyed that part 01 14 . 1 b,1;fipiteo of the_forsser Aet. 1 should here •°,""'llii t 1 Irregi'Mklon a 1 et, u indeed. I ha w . gassy dam, this weak. a .usher,.! asooystolas Wain' so As operation of Asmara is that Act. Ido sot. know bow lean infers my ineerine correspoadeats; 'better on the effect of that .Art. this by telling them that 1 do as ceasider myself atone raids for any thin It eontaint.' HOME CI RCUIT.-4pporoan, Ammar 1. . ' 'lit NIS aO. 3.11,W4140 Weirift. • rhia wasp lodliopoent, egoism, the defesiaat for ORMID 1 :10 1 1. , doe J.leir . llsblrly- to shoat sae de• bad nano Swynsureolniesposps. Net. of err. AI, bells odordehtoge to theigiiistht of 2.110111:. • via Abiesate,immis'Ay:lied alitl!piidai '10',.),110, iiisaasiliwomy; ' .. • ~ .. • :. , , !.: I Tbe,'Presipition ,was condnetod by Mi. Warmocto and UN 4 10oroaut ant the. iv film by MeAktir 'lair. Mt; . Ailnameos. **dile. Orresnissw. • . 41 . ,, lOs lb. oleo heiwg opened against the Ilefandillit earn 0•441 raisdeseription that the indictment must fall— The Lotto enter Dams was clearly of opinion that the objection was fatal, hut sent to ascertain the opinion of Mr. Justice Park upon the point, who eon earring with his Lordship, the Learned Judge directed an acquittal. - Verdict—Not Guilty. There was no other case of general interest tried to-day. • Citaa'N RlDS.—mAlqrsLAnGeran. John Forbes Reynolds a young gentleman of re. speetable . appearance, was indicted for feloniously killing and Ailing Richard Simone', at Carshaltou, on the 29th of Jane last. The prisoner, a young man shoot 23 years of age, was in partnership with hie uncle, Mr. Jacob Reynolds, one of the Society of Friend., and carried on the ho sier.e of a linen•hleacher, at Carshaltort ; the deceased was a man aged 73, by beakless a master bricklayer. and of considerable subetance. Ti' deceased bail heroin the habit alining work is his trade For Messrs. Reymolds. On the 29th of June he went to the pri soner's country house to demand a sown of about 271.. due for bricklayers' wotk done. He saw the prisoner. and in a limiting tone repeated two or three times, "Now. Sir, state your ti.ne." It was stated, o n t h e pert of the prosecution, that there had been an agree. tuent to pay the deceased every month for ;itch wort as he might do from time to thin.. The prisoner, of. fended at the mole of address above-mentioned, told the deceased he should ant be paid till Christmas ; open which the deceased called hint a al—ti rogue, and void other offensive language. The prisoner put hi. Lanai on the shoulder of the deceased, and advised him to leave the premises, and celled to one of his men to tarn the deceued oat at the gate. One of the men Interposed; and advised the deceased to go quietly away. The d d, however, would not go away. The prisoner then ordered a constable to be sent for. Some irritable language was repeated by the deceased, and the prisoner in a passion knocked him down with his fist. The prisoner fell senaelets ea the ground. Mr. Jacob Reynolds, tie prisoner's partner, shook his head an I said, he might not to hare attack so old a man. The deceased said he hat been proirdired and insulted by the deceased, who had called blue a rogue and a riscal. Some of the prisoner's II hearers carried the deceased away. He recovered his senses idtrin; • short interval, but in four or lire days afterwards died, and upon his bead bring opened it was r.und that he hail died in c tasequence of a con-. iression of th- brain. The prisoner bed immediately sent a surgeon to the deceased, npon fiitliott tbst Was severely hurt. This pro•eorion was instituted by the sons of the deceased, who appeared to be men in respectable circumstscces. Two surgeons gave it as their opinion, that the deemed hail died of a con easodin of the brain in tonsequenc• of falling uu his head. • . The prisoner. who appeared a good dent agiitel, pee la a written statement, in which he rep d sin erre sorrow for the ulfurfortanate and fatal intempe •raoce whicL Lc hid been betrayed towards a Dna it ‘.. ' Th. 54 6 4 44 th ee.a Za laic° aii !.l l 2 1: 114.1414 i* • eta/4. ; , .. ..: ... i _. z i ~.- • Three of Mil priathileb iiirtinkem Proebd that time direetomot wile very ciresien sad artiotigst other aro. tire attar% bad railed the prisoner, a 4.-4 half:broil ' Irish rases!, allidilig Si the elAnnistisce,tois fethpe being a attire of th e Ilium Marlette. .. -:, ; ..,4 . Two Medical sea of eminence stated, 4ftiLt is tllble . judgment, the dreamed died of as simplest. which. nowerth they admitted might have tinge prittaisti br the chiles,* Itil: whisb the deettaled hear ties sabjettrti. . ~ -. I ~S., 5'2 f ., ttf Iti 4r, : Jaillett Pion atoned itif %WA* prig - l ifir . with lit"e. l4 tP.9o l o l l' -1, '' tiT '. -! -e r r. _r#MI*IIIII ifisussr . . . ..AP/re.4olTtlii • NMI •PnVes•OL ... . 4 o' 11111111Wo4laptiatetabillitei in a Pb. • 4:09101, VIIIN4F 2 b'. '...!.,,,..:; 114)1'. / ), /MIN .... *l2. 4.44,,! .2.,ine-r5. A ate! row . tsart- , . • . . V f lr i t7l4l llll.l i l .ll fib kJ. #11. 0 14, , , i , -• • ' • i:4l . Ai .41. ''''"'4l lll .•••ta/t lig . , ji o jo r; ) eiIiCUIT. SOO* AM it.' ... ' ; ~ .nt -. sr. ..—..-. . c.,11 ‘.l teht .:•..r . • • !. NM LET C. stmembsc -...,, I li taw 0 , ?.. Pait. Iftsernitarata epees! l e s 3tw± i sebetaitee etatoitdint this wee meet pleietitto Wes* damages from theidefeetkit laseerms seitudee a the plaudit '' sal e!* *W . were Isla et SAX , . ''' '' ' • ''" P '* ."l " 4 • : Mr. Altana. lu *peeing the tam fee° Ihei• m d e = said that happily the cash of the nature bawds about to lay before the Jury werea i rate thinntalbee is the seiglilionrbeed. reller* they resided t• bit Ober wore esSciestly Mee of the world, sad a tederettied lag, to reader it toteliy unuecesserrfertiee to °malty their time bp any . loug or generarolmernations awMi the nature a the mum. There wane Weever; al something ed to the ?impassion of tihr p. whit* Reed itself upon the person iejemlid..-It s ma gi stark open his eisaracter, which •isisittieN spiral observation, red formed a emend :Anise" , eels that which was occasieeed br tlut.°lrOperebie.ime of the afectioas and society of hie wifisn'itarevsmight 14 *et hie character up by the verdict etheldwraraild by this actiee It whe-mideemiermi, as fatetelionillit to- re place Captain Staley. the PlaistWf,• la .the eharacter . which he bad mantaised before the °unhappy cease of the resent moceedimes. • Captain .fiekley was is the Bombay analog, I. the East ladbreotapaay's terrier. is which he bad entered before theyeasoldl2l and it ws• a d t of the military seems al adia, which bed. es a I who were acquainted will* they/yenta of tiro province knew. achieved the most hrilliaut exploits.— The defeatism, Captor% kismet -.. -the -nun, . necessetily absent on service is the Persian Half he should produce letters to show that she maiotained for him all the affection and regard that could be wished fur. The Learned Counsel then proceeded to read a number of passages from various letters to ore plaletilf, chiefly upon the affairs of the family, all df them breathing a tender and affectionate tone towards the plaintiff, and speaking in warm terms of bet three children. The letters, as the Jury would see, were, doubtless span little subjects, but it was hem thtle subjects that they could hest gather • the state of life in which the parties lived. la 1819 the belle!' of Mrs. Seeley and of her three children became so such impaired, as to render a change of climate sec sssss y, and as her husband, the plaintiff, was hound upon his service, she embarked aloes for England with her children, and the passage was one of unusual length. They touched at the Mauritius, and at , the Cape of tiool Hope; and during the voyage Mrs. Seeley was delivered of her fourth child, a daughter.— The defendant, Captain Moore,same home in the same ship ; and, unfortunately, the beamed Counsel said, he should not be able to show the Jery what took place da ring the voyage, or by what coursq,ell artifice the de fendant siscceedeul in estranging the alfect:ons of Mrs, Seeley ; hut it was evident that he hail availed liiinselif of every advantage of his situation, and that the pre. ammo: of her infant and her children, which would, to an ordinary person, have rendered her sam.reil, formit.l no obstacle to the b ase defendant, in Idepurpose of seducing th e wife, if not of his friend, at least of his brother oiii.. err. Th. Jnry would find that from the day of her ar rival in England, in August, 1819, she was constantly with the defendant. They would lind that they lodged and lived together, in the saute house, without having recourse to the society or visiting any of their relations. In November they were at Exeter. where Mrs. Seeley took lodgings at the lodging house of a Mrs. Frost, where tl • I. fend snt immediately after introduced him self as a cousin, and took contiguous apartmruts. From thence they both removed to the house of a lodging- . house keeper named Jacob oi ; and afer making wa r ors removals, always together, the defendant took 0.. ho se near Southmolton, at a place called Cochran; ,s here Mrs. Seeley went, and they lived together with. las restraint—in short, as man and ti ife. It would he proved th it 31rs. Seeley began to assntne appearances of the utmost decisive 'more in December, 1820, wi, ra she suddenly left Southmolton, in company with the de fend int, and went to France, front whence she returned is abut a fortnight so much altered in her person, as to leave hut little doubt that in her absence she bad been. broeglat to bell. In this state they contiumol to live, anti were up to that instant of time Hein,/ together. It was impossible to say what defence email be set up to this ease, which he should prove; and he waited fur the &- fence with curiosity, but without apprehension. Pro bably the attack mtght be made epos the character of the plaintiff, but be. challenged the Learned Sergeant • who cordic ed the defence to throw the slightest impa- . teflon upon the plaintiff's character, or upon the thane. !ter able wife before he lost her. The Learned Counsel aped eloquently epos the Jary to consider the dreadful blow that wss Fivers I 4 the plaintiff by hie Wimp on leis arrival in hug , his wife gone . tiled his three young children desie aad moths:lel, snil. all Lis prospects of happiness or comfort Wasted aatliiikhered up, by the base crime of the defendant. This was a case . • 'possessed of every point of organization, that could tall ' i, • • • • - • • •4it lg 4 ' - ' 4.- . .". i*---• • . ~ ...F . . .. - RAW L , 0k.....Q._k_..9... .......) S • 1 -__ 4‘; x od ..,--,-4-Lk e - - . , r ~_ "*.t.- / 4 .. ..1,k4; . ''' • . -..— -- - az .. .-i t v- ,VI: 1 F ) .. ~, ill ,S •1 .1 A1..17 .60 1 ,• e I i • I I & d•' . ,l il.j, t ! ,Frrii•O.• : ,A ...,- e :••• 1 1 • • • ai, • , •:' 5 I ' • • i t.,110,01+ , / •01 14 410i161, • • • . 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Bast at the duo of the olifliod bat be wesid cell 8, respeciable C.erggyinan. who would- meat. sandlot,. Hythe, Minsieseeb, . 1101 Lyda . notice of the Public. It is Ida sews deems of relectasee conspiracy. - ' ' prove, that fur the time which he wades{ with them fordwest kirlii°94 . l 4 2 4 . B i v h iss milg ie:a C t s e rille qtearter flailik pest . 7, liil a ftwie lla y t i:7l 131"111.1611rhirEr7Trktninsersrt of t i lleson s a o e f Ulnili s Pubile 'llitt Prio A t, Th. Defendant'''. Counsel .hi- eeted that °ill ' was a they lived "With" in lb° most perfect bardlesiv itatt' Isisdeeeripliort of lite rostrates. and cos pertrently alfectioe. For asotber period, whilst the plaintiff way half-past 6.. _ . • the perposse which they hoe Dow brourt lot° idiom lest _ _ - • -