The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-07-08 00:00:00

W ~. .~~~ s :_• ... en-drapery, hosiery, haberdashery, me►cery, sin tioners , jewellery, hardwire, hooks, ard mints, he licensed from Orvieto time for one year, and .Ser u i taken from she auctioneers and others. that thel‘e re gulations and former Arts should be complied pith That a duty of Is. per lot he depn•ited at the Es cise-Offiro upon delive►y of the catalogue ; and that the sum of Is. per lot he allowed to be deducted from the du'v on every lot which shall emceed 20s. 2tith Ma), 1818 LellY !ATE 1,1.1 G ENGE. COURT OF cii‘ricEßY, JVLY TEMPV , T V. ORD. The T,ord Chancellor gave another bearing to this CRIIP. in his private room, previous to his entering Court this morning. Sir S. Komilly and the Solicitor- Ger,eral attended, and all other persons, except the agents on each side, were carefully excluded. As the case has been several times publicly argued, we presume that the secrecy now observed is at the re quest of all parties. It was anderstond that the dis cussion of this morning related to the question of the disposition to lunacy in Lord Steseart's family. The rest of the day was occupied in a part-hearing of a cats quite destitute of any general interest. VICE-CIIANCELLOR'S COURT, Jut.? 7. in consequence of the rule established in this Coorl by the p►e•ent Vice-Chancellor, of striking out of the paper all those cases the Counsel and Solicitors engaged in which are not prepared to proceed with them when they are railed oser, no fewer than nine cases- grefe this morning strack oat, and his Honour TONI at all early hour. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, data , 7. WICKS V. GORDON. kiwi lain action, under Stat. 7. Geo. 11., to re. cover u penalty of 5001.; the Statute provides, that wiry person making a contract .for the sale of stock In the Poblic Foods, who, at the time of making the contract, shall not be possessed or entitled to the stock, either in his own right or as trustee, shall for. feit the sum of 5001 , half to the King, and half to the person instituting the suit. Mr. GURNEY stated, that the Defendant had formerly done bueiiress upon the Stock Exchange as a jobber, and upon one occasion, early in the year 11317. he made contracts for the purchase of stock at a future day, to the amount of nearly 40,0001. : these were what were usually known by the name of time. bargain', and one of them was with a Mr. Joseph Lightfoot, a Gentleman whodealt in public securities, and always having the stock to transfer at the time a pp o i n t.A. To him, the Defendant, Mr. Gordon, had agreed to sell 50001. Consols ; and the bargain haring been entered into on the 20th January, it was to be completed on the nest settling day, the 27th of February. On the 26th February, however, a Gen. tleman made his appearance on the Stock Exchange, who, on the part of the Defendant, offered the in dividuals who had bought stock of him,. ss. in the pound, which was accepted by some. Mr. Light foot, however, would not accede to this arrange. meri t, a . d when nest he saw Mr. Gordon, some time afterwards. he requited him to fulfil his con tract, by transferring the stock, from his name to that of Mr. Lightfoot. Gordon, however, declared that be had not the stock, and he refcsed to pay the dif ference in the price between the 20th January and the 27th February, setting Mr. Lightfoot at de. fiance, by alleging that the bargain was originally illegal, as he bad no stock at the time it was made. Under these circumstances, the Defendant could not have much right to complain that he was sued for the penalty on his illegal bargain ; and although a former Plaintiff (who was the brother of Mr. Lightfoot) had been defeated, in consequence of Mr. Lightfoot's conscientious admission, on his examination, that he employed the attorney, and was responsible for costs. the present Plaintif f , a total stranger to the [Artie., would no doubt be able to recover, for Mr. Light. font scarcely knew that the present action bad been bruoght, and most assuredly had nothing to do with the cote'. M r . J o seph Lightfoot was then put into the box, and being interrogated by Mr. TOPPING, for the De fendant, on the voir dire, he denied most ahcolule ly that Le had any thing to do with this action-- -he had not spoken to the attorney about it, and knew nothieg of it, u n til he was served with a suhueetra, eticlo,ing a guinea, which he found a very comfort able rhi,, g . lie rlei.ierl that he was to receive any p ar t of the penalty.—Being examined in chief, he pr o ved the bargain, as stated by Mr. Gurney : he hail entered it in a book. 500(11.3 per Cent. Consols, for the settling day, which was on the 27th of Fe brutal, 1817. At the time he made the purchase from the Defendatit, the witness had money at Lis bankers, Martin, Stone, and Co., and stock far be yowl the amount of the bargain. He was reedy to complete the purchase on the 27th of February, bet the Defendant did not make his appearance, anti the , witness bought 50001. Consols of some other person, at a loss of 2121.105. When he next saw the De fendant about eight days afterwards, the witness re quired him to transfer the stock, which he refused to do, alleging that he had none, and that the bargain was illegal. The "times!' then said, " You are a very pretty gentleman, Mr. Gordon; will you pay me the difference?" stating that he had made the bargain with him at 63, and had been compelled to buy on the 27th of February at 67. The Defend. ant, however, would do neither the one nor the other, telling the witness that he might bring his action if he thought fit. Is-examined, Mr. Lightfoot said, that he was ,bier in ilt , e stocks, and was well known by me of Joe Lightfoot.. He did not know who 'ard the bargain, perhaps several. The Plait'. lorney now was the same es in the former hut who the Plaintiff was he did not know. ud had some dealings with the Defendant before ,usactirro, he had bought 20001. Red. Arm , might have received. or paid him some dilier "l he settling day was the 27th of February ; ten the bargain was made, the date was nut tied, only the settling day. Mr. Henderson 'o the Stock Exchange on the 26th of Fe for the Defendant, and made a proposal of angemenr. * limes Fenn, librarian at the 3 per Cent. is G rlice ? BRitk of Eliglautl, proved that (be acivm II Closl vn gaml the nam bad hea till's sti 4 . swim', Ile had ti is trai 4 i, ' amd he ciees. but will 1111 eiltiol came t brunt) , c , al, air* &l r. C . DUI c . . ....,.. ,~.__ PIPW ' .- • Defeudatit had no stock during the whole of the fear 1817. Mr. George Cawthorn, from the benking.hoose of Marlin, Stone, and Co., deposed. that on the. 27iti of February, 1817, Mr. Lightfoot had 29661. in their hands. Mr. TOPPING observed, that that sum was not equal to 50001. Consols. Mr. Justice ABOoT admitted it, adding, that the Defendant would not be less liable even if it were shown that the bargain had been illegal on the part of Lightfoot. Mr. TOPPING then submitted that the evidence did not sustain any of the counts in the declaration : the contract was set out in all of them as to be completed on the 27th of February, whereas it appeared that it was to be completed on the settling day. Mr. Justice ABBOT said, ;hat• it was well known at the time that the settling day was on the 27th of February, and he called back Mr. Lightfoot, who confirmed the statement ; it was known by the Board on the 20th of January, that settling day was the 27th of February following. Mr. CHITTY, who was on the same side as Mr. Topping, cued the case of Payne v. Hayes (Bull. N. P. 145), in which it had been held that though the 22d of August, and the opening, were convertible term;, as the contract declared upon was the former, and that proved was the latter, it was a fatal vari ance on which the Plaintiff must he nonsuited. Its this case the contract ought to have been set out as for the settling day, and it ought to have been fol lowed by an averment, that that settling day was the 27:h of February. Mr. Justice Aaiun conceded that the authority was in point, but he covet-ruled it es not law ; the case was one of those that respected the South Sea bubble, and the Courts had admitted almost any ob jection for the sake of avoiding the emitters,. Mr. TOPPING then took another objection, that the present action had been brought too soon ; it had been commenced on the ae►y day when the Plaintiff in the former suit had been nonauited, and before judgment of ;tongue , had been obtained ; c.tn sequeittly the present Plaintiff bad no lucus stundi in cu► in,inasmurl► as the 4.ther party was not out of Court. Mr. CHITTY further enforced this objection, drawing a distinction between qui turn and other ac- lions ; but Mr. Justice AnanT over-ruled it without hesits. tier), on the growid that, if it were of any gra il, it ought to h.ve been pleaded in ahatement. Mr. TOPPING admitted that he had no defence upon the merits, and after a few words fr..m to. Learned Judge, the Jury found a verdict for the Plaintiff 5001. GAMENUN) ASSIGNEE OT LUNG, V. SMITH. MARTIN, AND S5lllll. This case occupied much of the time of the Court to.day, but the citcomst•oeps were ver y uis lo•pr,,t_ log. The Potiotiti obtained • verdict for 534. 84 fir goods sold by the Defendants subsetpent to the Commission. R 6 MO NCR. The following is this humble awl spitited conclntion of the Remotistranre of the Parliament of N.. 1 . mandy against the King's Edict fur levying new taaes, in September 17, 1763. " If your Majesty be desirous to give vour People a proof of your royal and pateinat 41ret-i n, )4) may, without any difficulty, eiaanlish at nnVP both their happiness and your own Blurt. You *0 ac complish, Sir, this object so truly %.solly of t he goodness of your heart, by reducing ad the sinin.st• to one only ; that is to sty, by demanding of one province their preporti 411111 I contlibution In the wanes of the State, and by atohniiving them 0, levy I. them selves, as shall be most for their rummnn and to carry it directly to your Ilitjest ) , Your tretsury will then receive without deduction; the People will pay without compulsion ; t'4e nation aid he rescued from the tyranny of greedy sod in. satiable men, who live only for the mkiiirtune o f others ; the throne will be secure fine hell% sus.- prized into wrong steps As it continually is at present; and an evident advantae will accrue to all parts of Government. A multitude of men who sub skt at present by rapine, will become hottest and useful, and the State will arglite in them a number of new citizens. You, Sir, will have the satisfaction of restoring in one day, a great kingdom, which be ing your country, as it is that of all your subjects, has the same claim to your affection that it has to theirs, end imposes ou your Majesty an obligation of conscience which no consideration whatever can remove. 66 All men, without distinction of rank, are the children of one God, the common parent of all us. ture. You, Sir, le the immense family of which you are the head, are the eldest of his sons : it is to pro mote the happiness of those who are placed under your care, that you are invested with the supreme au. thotity. Your subjects have a right to your benefi cence : they have therefore a right to the easiest and least burdensome method of contributing to the wants ' of the State. This right, which is founded in nature, belongs to every nation in the world, whatever may he its form of government. It is principally the right of the Francs, and in a more especial manner [ that of your province of Normandy : the Norman charter furnishes, on this head, the most respectable monuments of our national immunities, and of the justice of the Kings your august predecessors. We there find, • That no tax can be laid on your subjects 6 of this province, unless it be agreed to in the 6 assembly of the People in the three Estates.' This charter subsists in its full force; it makes part of your People's rights , which you swore to maintain before him by whom Kings reign. The re gistering these Edicts occasions great murmurs and complaints also in other parts of the kingdom; in the mean time, the Court of Aides at Paris (which is somewhat of the nature of our Court of Exchequer), in their iemnustiances against these Edicts, inform the King, ' That they think it unnecessary to add any thing to the just and most affecting picture, which has so often been held up to him. of the misery to which OP people in the Provinces are reduced : but that if any should presume to insinuate to his Ma. jesty, that the picture is ouire, and the representa lion of his Magistrates greatly exaggerated, his Courts would in that case think it their duty to beseech him to be graciously pleasellito hear his People themselves, by convoking the States-General of the kingdom.'" -: ~:.. _ -7 " 1 , 11 9 1 r40r '4'" as r A f4l - LONDON Lli Att KE i JULY 7. WEST INDIA AND SPANISH HAAN PRODUCE. B. P. SUGAR.-This week's market opened on Tuesday with an improved demand, and about 1,500 hhds. were sold on that day at very steady prices ; the subsequent business of the week was also con siderable. COFFEE has been a rising article throughout the week, but more especially so since Friday last, on which day 130 s. was the highest price asked for St. Domingo Coffee, now worth 1365.; other descrip tions of Coffee have not advanced quite in proportion with St. Domingo. The stock of West India Coffee is now 4,200 torts, being 5,500 less that; at this time last year. Present price 50s. per cwt. higher. Rums.- Low Jarnsicas have experienced an im. improved demand within these few days, and are ad vanced about 2d. per gallon ; strong Rum has not varied in price, having been previously dispropor tionately high, and the immediate demand not wend ing to such. Itt Leewards there is nothing offering ender 2t. 10d. per gallon. PIMENTO of very fine quality still stands at 100. "per lb. nominally, but the sales since our last scarely bear out a higher quotation than lOid. DTuvrooos are unaltered and dull. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. TEA Bolles, common mid good Congou Tess are ill demand at a small advance on the sale prices. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. For Carolina Rice 48s. are required for home conform, len, and 364. in bond for exportation, at shout which prices sales have been made. East In dia Rice is improving in price, and now quoted 2s. higher. I oavcco.-There has been rather more enquiry for Tobacco within these few days, and prices remain steady. Tobacco remaining in warehouse, July 1.-Vir ginia 4,450 Mids. ; Maryland 120 ditto ; Porto Rico 28 hales and cases ; St. Domingo Leaf 180 serous awl bales ; East India Leaf 85 ditto ; A metsfoot 40 ditto; Ilavannah and Cuba 110 packages. In Boucot TURPENTINE Ivo sales have been made. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. COTTON.-Score the East India sale the demand for Cotton has been limited, and Ilse transactions of the wetk are chiefly in the Bengals bought in end ree on vale terms. On Tueglty 1,400 Bitweds were i•tf• red at public sale, of w hich 400 were sold at full pike., and during the week '2 to 300 more hate been taken ;nu t he same day 300 DemararaS sold at ,id. per lb. below former Orn. 200 Boweds are olvertived for sale on 'Tuesday nest. '1 he sales of the week are, duty paid. 7t)o Upland fair to good 204 a 214 fine 2144. ; 90 Vet nambucos fair 24. Id.; 280 aware and Berbice ordinary to middling 2141. a 2 ' 2 . 14% fair to good 2314. a 2s. ; 10 Barbad , .et gond 22.1. ; 15 Cartiacou and Grenada fair 2314; in tntiol 700 Beitgals ordinary to middling 90, r gp. ; .noel 1,795 bags. The imparts are 50 United States, 66 Surinam t oil Cayenne, 74 West ludia, 1,521 Ben oit : Intal 2,248 bags. BALTIC, etr. PRODUCE. T A I.Lo K Continue.. advancing, and the demand con si ter4tllo blltti for consumption and apecolstion. Y.C. Jui v Ilea been sold to arrive at 75a. 6J. Au gu-t 755. year's delivery 73:.6d. Bit srAvLE ARTICLES. Itr.t"UNED 'UGAIts.-Snme large purviinSPS veheeti mad-. r li..tioerl Sugars dating the week. chi , fly in Lou p: for I! Utliiill4 i et 106 s. to 107.. ; p ryes remain anntionar!, the ma.ket being bare of goods.-Nlo las.ea h.eak at 36a. !HMI I'iIiPVISIONS.-The only description of Beef iu fleniPlisoi a' presets , it Dublin, et 61. lot, to 61. 15a. Prone Iles. Beef is dull of demand ; in inferior •ort there is some business doing. Pork generally is dull, except interior Spin' ES OF TURPENTINE are very dull of demand. Ous.-Fist. Otis are advanced, 331. hat been paid for Greenland on arrival, end 351. fur S. uthern on the spot. Cod Oil is steady. Linseed and Rape Oils are without alteration. LI V Ell POOl., JOLT 7. B. P. SUGARS were in considerable demand to day, not less than 30(X) hhds. having been 901.1 of all q.ialiiies at a full shilling advance on F r id a y's prices. exclusive of a public sale of Barbadoes Sugar, which also went off at a shilling advance. There has been a large delivery of Sugar for home consumption since our last, via. 42.14 casks, besides 316 for exportation. COFFEE.--'There was no public sale to.day, nor was there any great animation in the demand, but holders firmly require a considerable advance. BRANDY is difficult of sale, and purchases may he made of quality Cognac at S. 24. a Bs. 4d. per FlRE.—Yesterday morning, about one o'clock, a fire broke out in the premises of Mr. Bradley, iron founde►, Maid-lane, St. Saviour's. The flimes had communicated to a wooden pillar, which goes through the centre of the house, and when d►scovered was makiog rapid progress through the roof of the build ing; but in a few hours it was got under. A duel was fought yete.day morning on Wimble don Common, het green Mr. Arrowsolith and Lieut. Flynn, which ended in the former being wounded in the thigh. The difference which occasioned the meet. ing originated in a gaming dispute. Mr. William Wilson, of Oxford•street, walking along Tottenham.court.rond on Monday night, about twelve o'clock, was attacked by two men dressed as sailors, and armed with bludgeons, who knocked him down and robbed him of his purse, containing a el. note, a sovereign and three half Sovereigns. — Mr. Wright, of Tottenham, was knocked down near the same place on Sunday night, by two men answering the description of the above, who, after severely beating him, rifled his pockets of their con- tents. Monday afternoon, as the child of Mr. George Freeman, builder, of John-street, Westminster, was playing before the door with some other children, a woman passing by took the infant, which was about two years old, up in her arms, and going to wards the Horseferry-road, she was proceeding to strip it, when a boy, who perceived the transaction, immediately gave the alarm. The woman at tempted to make her escape; but tt►e molt overtook her, and proceeded to execute summary justice on her by drawing her ,throngh a pond. She would pro. bably have fallen a victim to their vengeance ; had it nut been for the interference of a cousLahle. CORONER'S INQU6ST. ;4 1 A s :r~ 'a -.-.,-.- ru , 'k' L -.. WORMIP-:TREE?.—tocterdity J. Snipe Ansun were remanded, on a charge of stealieg a . horse from a fi e ld t 4 here he kV RR R. VINCI, the property, ~f Mr. Davis, of Hackney, on Sunday last. Th e only evidence yet brought against them was, that of two boys, who saw them bunting the horse about the field. IV. Thames was charged by his hrother.in-lev rt with emlevzzling money. The Prosec u t or i s an agent to his father, who is in France, for collecting his rents. The Prisoner had been in a respectable situation, bat in consequence of associating with had company, he was discharged, and has siftee beeu under the Pro. .ecutor's care. Last we,ilt he sent him to pay a bill in Ilatton-garden ; but, TIP did not : and he abscond. ed with shout 51. anti sane silver. A reward was offered for his appreh'il - nsinn, bot he delitered him. self up on Saturday nigh:. flisteud of expressing cona trition, he behaved very abusively, and was given s custody. The Prisoner said, no care had Neu biked of him : he would thank his brother-in-law to pro. secute - and thee, he would, perhaps, be better pro+ aided for.—ltematided. UNION-llALL.—Captain T. A. Edwards, of the Royal Navy, Litt:iiut te . n s a:, s t Ir E ee d t z:a a r n d d s, a of co A a r e m g y ei Mr. Grant, of Co were yesterday held to bail upon the following charge :—ilolmes the constable of St. G eorge ' s , • stated, that on Monday week, at a Isle hour of the night, the Prisoners sallied from the house of Captaii Edward., extremely intoxicated, and destroyed it great number of panes of glass on the premise, of Mr. Lenia, an eaten.ive flour-cloth manufactory, by throwing stones. The watchman was knocked door*, upon his interference, and four others, who came to nos assistance. *hared the same fate. The Defendants denied that they threw any stones, and said, that they were extremely irritated in consequence of the watchmen presenting pistols and threatening to shoot them unless they ouriendered themselves. lIATTOIC•CARDFN.-0. Hanson, a seller of bread, in Wes. ton-street, Somers' -.Own, was convicted on Tuesday iu the gated pmialty of 2.. 6d. un ounce, fur selling six loaves, deficient lti th.nces in st• itht. . J. Porter was on Tuesday commi ted to Newgate, charred by Mr. Ma.na, of Hattuu-gaideu, with picking his pocket of a handkerchief. MARI B3ROUCTI STRLET.—Tuesday ••-- Wyatt, tie driver of t e Aylestitt. y coach, was charged with a u aggravated assault. A Mrs. Osborne wa ride. g w ith her hushand nu chaise at Kilburn. when the Defendaro, who was driving the stage, grazed the wheel of the chaise Mr. 0., who was on his own side of the road, remonstrated, when she Dere dint flourished his whip, and struck wish much violence at Mrs. Osborne, but bee putagiii protected her. Elie Defendant staled, that being fear its I.iden. he mils avoiding Ise ravel, and when he hit lbs. O. he arts sic ik ing at his hears.—He was ordered to find bail. An Tnqatisilion was taken on Tuesday before T. Snayex, F. 41. C rover. at the house of hlessrs. Conies and Cooper. Atagekcoari, Ft aday.street, on the lauds or Mr. John Scutt, merchant, of Angel-court, Friday street, Cheapside air. John ,•cott •rated, that the deceased was his father, and that be resi.ie . him. He had been very much lierepted in his :Mod ever since tout day 'A erk in consequeoce, he be. lieved. of an ;acceptance having become doe, which he was unable to mace up. On Saturday morning last, he did not come down stain ni usual 141 11l breakfast, and N I ness wen• to him and n•k..d him if he should . come down ? He mid that he oats tome' and should lie in bed a little [wager. Whines went to him several time: he were Hutt and too o'clock—about tan o'clock witness wens to hr deceased inform hini that a Gentleman wanted to see him, and he surd he st Id come down directly, and about `..+.0 minutes idler he went to him ;oven a•d fi► .nd hint lying on the bed will, hi. thru•.t cut iu a dreadful manner. a bloody razor lay on the ground. Mr. Napl s, Surgeon. 13, Chearade, said, that he was calkd its In see the deceased, an 1 t ,and he had cut (branch the wind-piti,, and a I the v r‘veis ••f •Ire neck a re severed; in fact, the head Wfill nearly separate.' lanai she hotly. Another w aloes% spoke a to ne .'eceailed twine in a d vpoud. ieg way a few day • prior to his d alb. Verdict—litsonity. Tt.e honour, delicacy, end inviolable secrecy con. nocted ith the lledicii :Lard for the cure o f p re . veiling 4i-eases, ate inenifoste4l from the public con fidence it has acq-eited. Since the Medical Board has Cliarlotte.houve. Great Charlotte strew, Illeckfriers%roid, end Woodstock •streer, Ox fiird.st root, up serifs of Thirty Thousand Patients of b ,th sexes finite lieon restored to perfect health, many of w hotu had lin eied for years under the most willful and o b,tittato tlisettsec, %pre pronounced incurable by revirec.a ,le precti.ioners, and several discharged from Hospitals. S,sell are the effects resulting ?ion combined talents ! ! —Messrs. Cootie's and Co. of Medical and Surgicll celebrity, after forty years ex perience in this Metropolis, ars consulted daily at both houses until nine at night, and the poor have advice, gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday Mornings until twelve o'clock. Patients at a dis tance, describing their case, immediately attended to. All letters to be directed to Charlotte.hoose, (Pack friars'-read, hut none are answered which do not con tain a consulting fee. T. IS I di= ■ rfe,' 4, el r • : • ~r A • %I Zro• ' • r s ■g des u • ll^ From 4.9?7 A vea I jority 'karat Vete I ND ps I 4 t Vt) r le really ITO, Sir Lag Ale) - Abitrae street. C where e •'; :+1 A St7o I ever a F the who lag the watt a fa excised will be patriotY+ ~,,,e, . 'PH trine 111 Io whic IA be (b +o Also, lb • • • • 2 • . • r •„: • ••• • • , • y J. Sn;pe charge of stealirg a. et Krug', the limper!, I Sunday last. Th e Ist them was, that .4 ig the horse about the r his brother4o.le srt Prosecutor is an agent r . or c.dlecting his rents. weisble situation s bet its had company, he been under the Pro. • TO ti lent him to pay a bill • riot : and lie abscond. Fs ' leer. A reward was but he delivered him. end of expressing cons ely, and w a s g i ven i g Biotin care had heeu takes " e 4 ilest • v 4 . 001er-its-law to prom t/ 1/ II rhaps s be better prod • , *lsm • A. Edwards, of the " tr e ` curds, of the A rm y, 3 Wa and a Mr. C o ll eges r C • neon the f o ll ow i ng NM eol.tta bin of St. George'., • • • at a Isle hour of the „. le al n the house of Captaii ed, and destroyed a bate, to on the premises of Mr. • r.tl Oh manufactory, by y o tir n was knocked dow n , ittrborat r others, who came to ti pips b !acid; fate. The Defendants ;tones, and mild, that des o in consequence of the • Tamtil d threatening to shoot V • _ hernselves. • seller of bread, in Wes. ell on Tuesday iu the mill. selling six loaves, deficient • • ted to Newgate, charred tuu-gaiden, with picking . , Wyatt. tie driver of lets X iamb a i aggravated assault. Roosilly er iita.hand a a chaise at - ailaxwel in was driving the stage, . 0., wiw was OH his awn Carta!!! • a the Dere dam Heel ... flourished ence at Mrs. Osborne, but fendant slated, that being Burdett ravel, and when he hit Ilia, e was ordered to find bail, • • I 114U6ST. 7 'uesday before T. SHELTON, 4sbr. Curt te4 and Cooper. Ppm w hods or Mr. John Scutt, 4,9 97 El oreet, Vheapside• Teased was his father, and Ravager been very much depressed jsrity tr .It. in consequence, he be. DOC at lb recume doe, which he was •• were dig I not come down stairs as Then wen• to him and him ' opossum mid that he aas sonwel and to poll 'Ones went to him several . eye/i•& —about tall o'clock witness hat a Gentleman wanted to ready to . r dimwit directly, and about HatEcoie . 11 a., , d fit .nd bin, lyint in IN I manner. a bloody razor tdwide, 1 / 4 nid, that he was Come and be Ind cut throsigh she neck a re severed; in tact, %steer she body. connote remised being in a d• .pond- O. Verdict—lf:balky. 310, &a LageeY MMIIMMINIMM DIED. On the 6th. in Upper Berkeley street. the Right Hon. Lady Elizabeth Richardson, wife of Fraoces Itichard.no. the Ntadra• Civil service, and youngest daughter of the late FAH of Witertaa. On th• instant, Mary, wife of Mr. Thomas liumphrie9, of Finsbury •sqaftre. Oa the ?.d instant, at his house at Shrewsbury, John Lyon, Esq. • On tl,e sth instnnt, in Upper Gower-street, the infant son of Mrs. S. M. Itillipps. At llornsey, Maria, the wife of Mr. N. Sergeant. At Greenhill, in the parish of Ruthwell, Andrew Rome, is the 75:h year of his age. This old man. with his brother, alio still survives, and is abont ten 'ears older, was musing the !mit of a daring and enterprising race of siniteglers. a h.. rnrrivo on an extensise contraband trade in Annandale, before the exelo. sive privileges of the I-le of Man were bought up and regulated by Government. He v.n a a :five of the border parish of Dar► noels. but for the last 4 0 or 50, yelps resided in the parish of Ittithwell, were he rented a rare wider the kart of Mansfield, The character of this old smoggier was strongly marked s lob the peculiar features of his illicit sit-ciliation and a mild have formed a tine subject for the graplic pi n of the Author of Go/ Mannering. COURSE OE EXCIIAIS Amsterdam, 37 (1 13 2 U. Ditto, at sight, sr; 6 Amsterdam, 11 7 C. F. Ditto, at Right, 1 i 4 Rinierdam. 11 8 2 U. Amster)), 11 11 et. no. Hambitrgh. 34 5 2i U. Altnna, 34 6 94 t. 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