The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-08-21 00:00:00

• tY"' INF I. . 0 r LAW J A Y TELLIO fiNCP., —...6.--- COURT OF CHANCERY.—Ttatspar, Auo. 20. I ---- . , • lift CONCLUSION OP TOL SITTING/I. I . s I The TANI) COANCELLOII tern* into Court at half.' est eleven °Week, his Lordship harts* beet) attest. I ng the funeral of the Mar a s e' of trnadosederry. When his Lordship had taken his sat op the Pench, he was applied to by *Sitiffill CeNl6lllll it Near Widest. The.Loto Ctrascaton—s'lt had bees UT bluri to have beard motions, if the baikrupt pithiest had I s",. 1, 1 . , ' e 1 , I been concluded ; bet nay are not, and my mind Is not *in that state flat aid viable me to tie justice to the i suitor if I were to hear motions=' The ATTORNMOINPRAL-•• Lord , " My Lord , am es- -1 rated by the whole Bar to requeet thu t your Lordship will forthwith conclude the protest einsisa *Wei- sanest of theirs procieds from the ttealitt . msistat M. $ } wards ' , eve Lordship, on account of tWO pdildlitdift I .... rot have jest come from performing ; sad If ybar ! Lordship sate to sit up to the time you have Spaniel, i sil I it would Only make a difference of a few hours, and far rising now will not tend to Wore the i suitors." The Loan CIIANCELLOn" I have always had the 'greatest regard aid respect for thisSar, whUb 1 have had the hoagies° long to praidebar; aid It is doe ) , . , I frog toe to tie Baits any, that I iSeal4"4l4 aligiatiftil if 1 • did not feel so, for they , bat alwayi paid me the highest respect; they will always hays my gantlet regard, and 1 thank'them frOrn wybeart for this mark of their respect, which ban been called forth from a II true souse of my feelings on the lameotable evert we mast all dept ire." His Lordship made some other oh- servations, but he Sat iiattlibte, he being Overe ol " by his fectsol—sthe teas trickled, down bis cheeks. ' 4 PLOPMENT. • Mr. Misr moved that a Uentlsoran of the name of Bennett should forthwith restore to her guardians a '4 . ..ling Lady, whom be had prevailed upon to elope . f " with him en tint 16th jest., for the purpose, it was, tlt'+' i . presumed, of ma rr iage. Th e young Lidy's guar- I' I (it , dians were Sieas W. Pillkiegtoo and Jobs"Jeotiffe Tat - ' I , lr. Tear], 4,/ which the young Lay is stleatien waa.one, on the 16th of this month ; the'young staple 1 disappeared shortly sfter dinner, were seen in the af- Irrnann in a gig together, bat were now gone nobody ' S coold tell whither. The young Lady Is a Ward las 1 I 1 ‘ Jonging unto this Court; and the present cation was for an Order, to be served on Dlr. Bennett se coos as lss can be rand, to return this Lady to her guardian, N r. Taffnell, forthwith, and that be. Kr. Beassts, I 1 as. t . may appear before the Lord Chancellor on the neat s Seal, to answer for this his conterapt.—Ordered. I • . LOAD PONTIPPIOUTIK. Mr. Tossuos said; be was under the necessity of I, ' tooting, on belialf Lord Portsmouth, that the Ada-. 1 , :i 4 lately tiled, on the subject of the alleged hew a of Lord Portemooth, be referred to the Mesta, for scandal and impertinence; this motion was 'Made by. 's i ) • ' - Um. instead of one of Lis Learned Leaders, only t because Walton be made by a Gentleman behind the L' 7 r. The Loo CIIANCeLLOR said be must see the ithda- . Tits himself before be could make toy order. : . # ! '' - About half-past loan o'clock his Lordship me, ap- I" patently in low spirits. He will c om a into Court no o .. r.tore until the next Seal, which will not be until the it i• . latter end of October. t WARWICK efSS!Z ES. _.....--- 11t1charti Owen, whose triathail been pot off at the last Qiu.rrer Sessions till this' Assize, was pitt to the ber ; . ad arraigned on two indictments. The first charged • , him wills an assault on Elizabeth Fantliam at Bleating- bars, on the Gth April late and the second with baviag ? cemmitted a rape on Hannah Price. The objects of this f e ll ow ' s l us t were b ot h very y ou ng. Th e C ounse l f or I ' the Prosecutiou informed the jury, that the Crowa had not thought proper to offer any evidence against the I ' I' Prisoner on the capital charge ; and be bad, io cons*. E e me nc r e ti, c o o n n e s . e t i h it e ed n t p ci e p a i d e e a d sl a g o u t i g ht u y il t t o v t t h o s t r l a:o f m: y ffeis i z i 1 guilty to the assault.—The presiding Judge, (Mr. : 1 s, f Clszke.) told the jury that the Counsel on each aide had tool:sal over the depositions, anti they were of opinion tl.r capital offence could not be brought 11001 e to the t, 1 pi S-,onar at the bar. Then addressing the prisoner, he ... 1 . . ssl,4, Richard Owen, it is very fortunate for you that the depositions were not strong enough to convict you, or . . you would most certainly, have ended your life at the gallows. They were, as near as any thing could possi- i o ty he imagined, suincient to convict you of the felony. Yon have had a very narrow escape; sad, in order to cure you, if any thing can, of your wicked propen s iti es , ' 4 ',,k,' , . I ...net.. roll to be imprisoned for two years in th e 1 i lts7use of Correction, and during that time to be kept to Is. !s! labour. a, r , s l'.'sis 1 e SOOT !—Wiria,o Hal was Indicted for 1 o • 4 breaking into the shop of John Bill, at Pailton, on the . n .:rning of 27th April last, and stealing a scrubbing . • t istusit tberefrom.—iletwecn 1 and 2 o'clock on the milling of the 27th of April, Matthew Clark, who 1 lures opposite Mr. Hill, was awakened by a load crash, '• • s an.: on going to the windoor be heard a rattling of I :' r : . tcys in Mr. Bill's shop. He went down stairs, and . .. . s r e; ',es the prisoner running front the shop, he pursued ar. ! caught him. Ile is acl sasney-sweep, and had on i,•s. t a sweep's dress; there was something white on it, and I wiasess asked the prisoner what it was; prisoner said ! ' : I• ' ' ' it .. a' ICU!' soot! Witness, however, thought it was .. ; yr ... like lime or mortar. Thera was a bole through the tiling and cieling of Mr. Bill's shop. sad whits : . t. 1 . mortar there; this h.sle seas large enough to admit . • tit priser's legs aud thighs. and it was on th a t p ar t i • vn t • of Isis dress that Atha he called white soot was tau. i • . , Then window shutter was torn off the • itiugea, two I • panes of glass were broke, and a webbing brush lay ors side the window. Witness afterwards brought the ysi.,,,ner to Warwick ; and ou the road he said there 1 wse a min' with him who ran away. Witneas asked him why lie did not run away at toe saute time? H. i t . rrisVea iliat he was fat zed in the hole in t ha ceiling, an d could nos get out.—Mr. Bill. jun. said he examined I ' w L' a 1 ' the hole in the telling, and the faslis were black with ' 1 ' i ea-A.—The Jury found the prisoner Guilty, Death t . lie has since been reprieved. ' 1 t . OL/C / --s- -'PS. 1 ' • ; sl' . s MaNstoN-ifoose.—Ferterday, Mr. Alley, the bar- ' i s ' - ' ' riv e r, attended at the Justice-room, fur the Impose ' ,• . f . of preferring a sellouts charge against an *Army Agent (a bankrupt), at the instance of an Offiter ofblarines, t 1 who some time since lost a leg and thigh 1w the ser- i I l s i ! vice of his country, and now complained of beini ' i ; • I f. ,, i 4 , ! •' 1 4 i l l I It! ' ..rwmare Mir .STATESMAN stripped of his only rocosopeose, hio prise.mooey} Application bed been previously made to the laorti Mayor 'grin the subject. add his Lordship snit a sem ' moos to , the Army Argot, requiring his atiasdaoce at the Justice-room. Mr. Abuts waited modb beyond the time postal; exported from the polities of professional moo ; bet the Army Agent did not make his appearance to as- Ewer the charge. His Solicitor. however, attended, rand was very anxious to know the precise stature of Ike imputation against his client. Mr. Absax said he knew so Atioroey io this Cue. It was the duty of the second to attend the summons. That, however, there might be no mietalto lo this mat ter, be should lot hesitate to state that his client charged. the Army Arent with barter defrasded bite of 20001. Pies per Cent. Stock, a crime subject to the penalty of trassportation. The presence of the de fendant watt the only thief necessary to eoalsie the Lord Mayor to come to a decision on 'Ocean*, as the depositions could now be made to the molt tirdsfactory retest. ' ' The Solicitor wished to see the depotitioor which were said to warrant the repreteutatiou that fraud had ben committed. It. ALLEY ridiculed such s mode of proceedieg as wholly incompatible wit► professional practice, and desired that the name of tie person summoned s►ould be called. The name basing been called, aid no answer re tuned, the Solicitor stated that he knew the object of the complainant is ibis case wan to bold up the de. lindens to public exposure. He added that he saw no reason, except the Lord Mayor declared his opinion is the affirma , ive, why his client should be present on this occesloa, there being no distioet charge against Min. If his Lordship expressly desired it, the de feedlot silesidonke his appearance at any time. Mr. ALM 'said the defendant bad been treated With fine levity in baviag received • summons, in it ad being compelled to attend upon a warrant ; bet is Valid treatment bad no effect, and the authority of the Chief Magistrate, so jar as it had beet exer cised, had produced no goasequences, another measure should be resorted to. The Solicitor here strongly denied that say fraud bad bees practised, and that • lientletnaa was is the Jnitice-room who was ready to be bail for thedefend• 11111 to say amount. Mr. /lour said the cue was on. which could not be balled.—He again sairsed up** the abuses of the defendant, and deal that r the unfortunate genii/mu who had bees defrauded, was almost a ruined mat in consequeate of Lis reliance upon the integrity of the accused. The Lose Naves said, that boiling could be done withont the presence of the Army Agent, against whop be could not certainly think of jesting a war rant without the regular allelarits, a represeatation having bloc+ made by the Solicitor to that party, which give the imputadoa a different cut from that which 'it bed just received. The Sacker stated that be knew the complaisant was a groat sufferer by the bankruptcy, but Le most solemnly declared that the case was La from being one of felony. Mr. AlAtv thee gave notice that the afre.lavire should be drawn up, and that the defendant might ex. peat a warrant. The case excited great interest, and will come on in a few days for the decision of the Lord Mayor. The complaitunt was ready to make his deposition biter, his Lordship, bat it was thought more advisable to ban the affidavits drawn up in the customary form. and to compel the attendance of the defendant by a warrant. QCLEV•I V AIIIII.-••PARSOI4O4I GIME): Fats —Re peated complaints have been made at different times of the disorderly conduct of crowds of• idle and dis solate persons o f both the statements of the inhabitants sad the reports of the police officers concur is rep tug the fair of this year, %%hick commenced on Saturday last, to have far exceeded in tumult, disotder and mischief, say other within their memory. A strong party of police officers and Bow-s patrule was therefore stationed in the fair on the looltirut. Yesterday three girls, named Calks: lac Green, Mary Smith. and Mary Boarae, with three moo, aimed Peter Carlun, James Fattier, sod Jolla Jcnaiags, were.brought up to this Office by Popies, on a charge of,slisorderly conduct, and were all committed for one math to the House of Correction under the new Vagrant Act. IlaaLootenouatrairr.--Yesterclay IV.! km Clif. ford was charged by Plank, the officer of this office, with creating a riot at the funeral of the Marquess of Loudoaderry. Plank stated be saw the prisoner haranguing the mob ; and oa the movement of the precession he be gan to bum aad clap. On hie remonstrating with him, he said be shoulddo as he pleased, when be took him lots oastody. ' The &readapt said that having laid a wager of a drop of sons that the body would be removed to town, he clapped for joy because he bad won it, nut oat of any Ul-will to the Marqaess. He was ordered to find bail to keep the peace. UNION HaLiYesterday 1 . 120t1448 ee *MOM. Bastard Rash, sad Thomas Brown were brought ap, charged with hreakitag and entering 'the dwelling house of Mrs. Conde, in Parkplate. Peckham, sad stealiog quantity of plate, cash, and wearing apparel to a con siderable amount. Jeremiah Harwood, a labouring sea, was at work at the back of Mrs Caada's bone*, sham five o'clock on Monday evening, whey he saw four or five men larkiaq about the premises. lie mentioned the cit.- cuinataace to a person standing by, and expressed his appreheosion that they had committed a robbery. Whilst witaess was talking, be beard a thisCs whistle and a cry of " Carlo r• spin which signal, the pi sutler Wilson came ruining out of 00 bons. with his pockets loaded, and scaling I Inc.,a they at; walked away deliberately. Witness, is oompasy with the man to whom be had made knewa his conjeetarts, without delay Forayed theta half a mile on the Loudon Road, in the course of which Wilsoa threw away a browa lionised bag, 'kith was afterwards picked sp, sod wu found to cestain a tutosher of skeleton key., Witham succeeded ii gittiog up to the three prisoners who *ere, with farther assistance, secured. sod brought back to Peckham mid delivered over to the custody of Harkin, the Coostiffsle, *lto searched their pockets, bat Ruse of the stoles property was team! I spelt them. lrbrywrs'itiolegtds lOW in Peck ham Cage.—Their two •anspaolues affected their mespeo—lfintirestesetreles punitive NM tio the-identity .f the three primmem; Mr. littadey, a gentlemen Most *.s on a visit to 1141. Cootie. Noted, that at theotiale the robbery was slimatitted. Aims,lf sad all the fishily were oust ear ling is the &meg Canal. On leaviog law. they sc ented every teem Is tits honer, and the out r doom wets also made fat. Out their retort' beetle they beard of tbeltabbery, sad on examinstiti-, consider able property was found to have been carried off, con sisting of plate, mosey, sod a earlntr apparel. Bakes, the comitable, said, that after be bad lodged the prisoners in the watthorse, be went to sirs. Cooden hones, and found the back door wide open ; oa plow op emirs, two teems bad been entered, and every drawer -4- h -WI broken open and ransacked apartments were strewed with dresges.— About half pat fuer o'clock that morning, an attack wits made on the cage, by the remsinder of the gang, who bad Dearly saeceeded in releasing their associates. They wrenched off a very large iron bar ,chief. is &dosed with a padlock outside the cage du, , r. On going' in, part of a small crow was found lying near the door. - - The Magistrste inquired whether any of the stolen property had been found so that it could he identified and 00 being answered in the negative, he SAi I it w.. 0 of no consequence, as the prisoners would be diwposed of for the mere breaking and entering . alone, which would be quite sufficient for the ends of justice. The pri being called oil for their defence, hung down their heads, and said nothing. The liaecrate then committed them for further examination. Ran Jones was brought up by one of the officers belonging to the Mettlicity Satiety, charged with an act of vagrancy, baring been found beggirg is Cam berwell. _ The officer stated that the prisoner bad heeo seven Of eight times apprehended before, neon charges si. 'atlar to the present. She was in the receipt of ls. 9d. a day pension, and yet she asked alms in the street. The prisoner, who is about 33 years of are, on being called on for her defence, stated that her hus band bad been a private in the 7th Light Dragoons, and served node: , the Duke of Wellington, and that she herself had followed her husband through Spain and Portugal as a private soldier, and had done ma tary duty. She was at the battle of Waterloo, where her husband was slain. sod on his falling from his horse, she mounted it, joined in the battle, and suc ceeded in saving the life of Captain Lance, in doing which she was severely wounded. It WAS at this time her sea was discovered, and she came to England. She was allowed a shilling a day by Captain Lance, and aloe-pence a day by Government. She there fore thought it very hard, after serving bur Kithg and country, she should he now locked up in a prison. Mr. HUMOR. the Magistrate, asked the of6:er if he was positive she was begging, because the money might have been. given voluntarily, as a reward for her exploits at Waterloo, which the richly ilo , erre.l; and he himself, if she -had asked him, would most willingly have made her a present. The officer said she was a comeliest beggar, and Lad been frequently committed as a vagrant. She was sent to Brixton mill for a month. The following ease is that to which e.s referred on Monday :—A shoemaker was charged with the el , 'eget! warder of his wife. The prisooer lived in a court in the Borough, and was always besting his wife, who was much addicted to drinLing, and soh ject to fits. Some few days ago the prisoner h. at her uumercifnily, hut no bad effects were produced at the time, till Saturday night last, when she was tal.ms ill, and died nest morning. A report having spread in the neighbourhood that she Lad been murdered, he was apprehended. The prisoner was remanded till the Coroner's Inquest has sat on the body. Wonsiiir-sTaskT.—Tma Rcr. WILLIAM EVIIC In pursuance of his commitment on Monday last, the prisoner was brought again ibis day before S. Tier /ono and J. filmwaan, Esqs., for re•eaaminatinn. No further testimony as to the facts was prodneed or required, for the prisoner was reansoliel upon a doubt which arose in the mind of one of the Worthy Magistrates, Mr. Twyfurd, as to the extent of his Jurisdiction to commit for trial in a case where all the facts proved were done in Buctiughamsbire, a county over which his commission, as a Magistrate, did not extend. Mr. Wilke appeared again on the part of the pa rish, and urged the co:npetrncy of a Magistrate to commit to Nuwgate for felonies, althou;l1 the farts proved took place in another county, for which the Magistrate could not act as a Justice, Mr. Heritage, the Chid Clerk, stated that the prac tice of the Woe had always Leon that the Magis trate, in eases similar to this, hsd s:onnuitted to New gate, and then the prisoner had been removed for trial into the county where the felony WAS COM mined. Mr. Twyford said, that be bad no doubt of the prac• I tics pursued at this and the oilier Police Offices, htt , be very mush doubted of the legality of that practice., 'fits cdice ofJustice of the Peace, as ante constituted. was created by statists, and therefore, in his opinion, the regulation of its duties could lot depend upon ens tom. It was his wish in this, and all cases of a pub lic nature, to suit by his conduct the convenience of parties, but in a case where he entertained and; doubt, of his juriadictiou, he feit bound, as a camel razor of the peace, to send the prisoner to a Magic. rate in the Couutyof Ilncliughaw. Me. Mu..l - anti concurred in opinion with his titer Magistrate as to tie principle of law to which be adverted ; but if the facia of this case had coal, originally under his own examination, le shoal.: have felt warranted, groin the practice so long pursued, and easel:llrd to by higher cothoritirs, to have committed the priest:melt, Newgate, in order that he might be afterwards removed for trial into Buckinghamshire. Mr. With. then suggested that he had eorutuuni cated with Mr. Minahull, the Magistrate, who was it. the C 410014406 also fur Buckinghamshire. Mr. Min shalt hid expressed a degree of surprise that she la-. gallity Of thy practice •ehonld be doubted ; but it necessaiy, be would attend at the office on a futon; day, and on the evidence Wog adduced beforj, him;And he should think ir sufficieni he imp totem' the prisooer at •ace to the gaol for the county a Hoc kingham. Twyfarel readily asseated to 1 1 . is propmi t i o , , and the prisoner was committed for forti,ef The prisoner, during this consultci,,o, Ass wa ., l 011 a chair in the partoor. life was r , nteelly dratted, but appeared wholly indifferent to the provend er , arsitott him. The aka was crowded with p. m .. , particularly woolen in the street, oho appeared et. trrmrly it'd:pa•t. An old man, from flockinchams:Cre. e ar ", 64 bit introtion to appear on the prim"; r; ' . tri a l, a i d prove that be slept at his house se.ve•al 11.,:ltts, a- I that the children slept by delimit's, at the P. haute, at Wing. LO.V1)0.11 . rOTTON.—The purchases of Cotton since tier' lt are nearly MO packages ; East In:iia Tly be purchased 4 shade lower. 01 the •;9"tl T. F. it, * rata. offered by public auction, 1. 4 1 M only sold. SUGAlL—Towar.ls the close of hat awl ( IL. for Moscorades ratber retired: the holders e‘ , .cot much more firmness. and though no graer4 the prices cupid be stated, yet purcitates cod' :At ye tide o'n so low terms as early in the seri.; This fe. e . noon the briskness in the demand has ara i,„w, w; the vales are not extensive, but the previnso pri c e, a ., fully supported. to refitted F ools Iliac is little twi t . lion to Rowe; Lumps bare Leen in some requear,,,.. , from the small stuck, few parcels are now oif. t . at; Crushed Sugars have also been in deinand....-11,4 4 ., were 265. 6,1. last week : heavy at 27.. lir sale on Thursday, NO chests of llavanuah Sag. went nif at priers a shade lower; fool Whip, ‘ , l 355. 641. erilintey and middling 31s. a 311. COFFEE. —The pehlic sales last week MN, e and 795 bar, trent off with greet brl.!;ores, ee 1...,,. rally at a small improvemrot. nartirii ;arty h th:e.ilway descriptions of Cotrea ; 55 casks, :P.C.5 h4L fine Orgliary Part" !tiro sold 113 s. a 115 s. good ordinwy Brat:: Itc.. a lOSs. The public I.lle this forenoon cossist..l casks Jamaica, and i!S casks St. Dundego Cuir v; contrary to the general anticipation. the sale vat h e avily, and, even though the quantity was a considerable proportion has beets taken in; ord'oarvj a . maim 1111 s. a 1113 s. good ordinary. but Sitgoc, 11Ns , a 11151. good ..ordittery 1116.. a lit.ts. tine ord;oary 1!•21. 1 ,,i 112 s. 6,1. tine tine ordinary Wis. good otithiling , 6d. t good ordinary St. Domingo. a ' •''e brek , !}, a 3 taken in at 10.11. a 10k. tid. .rai;y nn, b. quoted Is. a 21. lower than on Fri 3. v , aad a tir„it, I *boot the market which we have out vaperiesced several weeks past. poblie isle 14,11 in.t. .2444 bA ci Rice. (Air quality, so!: 2195. li.l. good at 11,. RUM, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.—The , IPreinl fur hues continues lanenl.l; the purehosex lately ported are quite incom.i , lrrable. yet the lets 111 evinced no disposition to sell at any rednetien.—Tie quotations of Brandy are entirely nornimd.—Bentra sung be stated at a further imprJretoetit. 1111811 PROVISIONS, &".—Beef ao•I Port: mere% very steady.—The holders of Baron press sates a re duction ; the consumption is rerre.ented to be ;Mel affected by the declining value of fresh mest..-Irisa Butters are little varied; tine t.'.4r:ow is ..n.fce sit demand; prime Dutch Butters are 2s. a 4s. per cat. bigher. HEMP. FLA X, an•l TA LLO W.—The parr. of Fe. re'gn Tallow Lary heen vers• steady; the nearest qestr Coin for yellow candle Tor parcels bare. 40.1 fur !f t arrieols • 6.1. and l - 1. , 5.-11posp is is liwited imp* and a considerable imnroeestowt Is** peke has is re* repeats bees realized.--in Exchange 11).1. and a f: a. ti tn. OILS.--The market re:plies at the late nominal ist tatit):l4 fur Fish Oils; the holders are d.-ttiat;ine ate advanced price plated for Greenland Oil, b',t the hash news dune is (rite inconsiderable. I' the atis-s.•: ef acconnts from the 6slyrles, hollers look with mildew" to the uncommonly late reports respecting this re,s success ; the buyers, on the cunt ra-y, later gaol werhec and a favourable fishing. It is reptpirtai , r+tne cpr,s't• :ors hive contracted fur lafge pareels,.loo rosioar present rests upon slizlit authority.—Seed Oil, us lower, and heavy at the reduced quotations. Oa yesterday a es•aetr , lphe of a Li;lily sErimil; nature occurred here. An oil house, which stood it file corner of Iligh-street, it 3 very Itted for some time btek, sod lastly rye way, and with frightful crash buried three unfortunate erevale+ neath its ruins. They were, however, t s.ric4te. l short time, bot in a moot mangled winner. Aav little girl, one of the su:Terer4, died in the emir.. , d the day: the other two, a man sod woolly, still lan. rulsh in the greatest a;ony.—(41:110oo &raid.) CORONEJeII •z•An letTrst ins held on Angustinc or L wodon-rn.* I. sr licorge's Wort:lien's, nice o'clock last ni rht. Sarah IlatclifT, the widow of the deceased, depne.; I, Joe smt np about eirlis o'clock yesterday. on.l rime stairs, went np again with her hos'.an•l's hseatis*t about nine, when she saw hilt Isewees the b•thpast., looking very black !n the f:, , e; anihrokitur •hore she saw a sort, and clearly peec,ised bre sn! 1.81 hung himself, as the cord remaired shunt 16: leek. wit'u one of his legs hens ander the h •Id husband till the neighbour's came in, cud ;hey e st him tbxn and laid him on the 'flw nn • malt: man nvs 70 years of age, and hod been in thref rat.. cite J ury returned a verdict, "Meg kinas.:ll i 3 1 of Delirium." MARRIED. On the 16th Instant, at :ft. George's rhurris. Weeny , . I 'l SortbamP V t al oll% l :o al ighi bil i r lbt . Eth,l4l• of eKlittirm.:fr;;l;etinlaileh'.ll:3';4:tnila the Lord Spot:err alsoley Ctiettes'er. On the !Mit lost:tut, at. St. Ear}.-te-bone new church. Nt.. Jolla Sumpter. surgeon, of Neapesrt, in to t e et.se.t. Carswell. tea Martha. yoonTest tiatt‘leter of ‘l.l 4 eesi;etet. Eal. of Usu.'s-grove North. New-rosel. On Saturday In.:, at St. Mart's. Newinrtre.S:t.mut T. 11 . 0:*d. 1:01.. to Maria Wooilley. tianehter ..; Frnsri IV O. of Ro.iney-hultdings, New Kent-roati, Esq. On the Vtah instant, at I.imeitor Tie Ed.% gra Fes rnley . of Rater. C. cress 01.0 de:setter of Charles Rich. Esq. On the same day, at Tottenhar of Itatcliff-erose, to Mies lit .11111. On the same Say. et Totteshum s of Tottenham, Esq. to like Rebem DIE 1). On the 20th instant, JoieFa Bur: ,treeet. Oa Sunday, the 141 inatent, i%iUiam Centherli,, of Lade-ateAu London : Edited, Printed, and P " Tb. STATCSM %,." and " Tus Paper, No. 397, Strand, by R vita .11 eointen:t atror s, Ord 0441relsti4, mt. elaareN. Mr. Thomas se. :N. or tut me p'sce. Isl cll.~reb, OhdrOr4 Mal 'aria Tidcocabk.4o Tastes. church. henry Inca Foots, of Tottenham. r4esc, of Up: en 'rage " the ire et Mr. P eloted It the 011eieg ...:OToT ITCT10111" (aIIIIM W4RDItLL. 1,16• 11 ; ; ` _are riquestodl • . •