The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-11-28 00:00:00

- NEM . • • .1 r , . ,tifi?. LAW INIPELLANNENLIE. tatt t". .. , • , ,: - . • . • .I'4 1.. rica..t.,4l4"ibleFl.l.Oß'S C91.11iW. , Alaavv 27 . , ', V S 41 ~.. , _ . 41 ' ." 14 ' ' itim pE . sT V. °in.; ' i ':- litti. sftiti4t. 1 ita t the tW O . Pettli;iiiilihi ) cli ad torasee ocelaion been trkesViyved, hattitoeid °Vet on account ~f serve abjecriew whiairtive.irns >lr. Hatt hail to offer Rosie Repift o of lin . ..:- !•11.1 ~1 cc..tol -, - , n . 1 RANciti.t.osta— ‘ l / a t illi,‘Alltipi fir Osy ie , ti ?t•, n. ii '.' . • .13 .4 Act , .#,AilibtomeinAri ) ltie:.:fioaft< a N 4 , expecting tliatebtims Of fer..Mittlititifrriitiltitit 4 44 4 / Yrs-ilt.TP.Diletir, • ... ...• ,') r. / itv said f .that,( tat lull of salt (lie ; 114 , if itfiVia l it . i 0 ,Ilia Itsport .tibita ba,% .l e der ;it . tiiii ipretif 'relation of OWN ant. entice bedinotebeerf perforriserl,'' hAriiiiitistricced , Antrim boteptleee the Petkitrtfor confi'rtts , Report.. ,Tltere had been , several otrjections 'he Master, and he wished to,konw bow these ) 1 1 had been .got over, if' pillory Vane employed'Rr.'filowbray a manager of the y . and • Oriiiitilijr"bil 'ar:all icentatit'ed with a 4 3001. per amass. : lletnie Same before the ~Sir, ilenry . it vas Faired to 0014,, , and can solqr several years. Whea,Sir Henry • died, nekertaitiy te put flip property', pOdPf the pro ,f fitti lourt. It Was he referred to_ the tri arnioint a fit person its manager, end he ;sot Mr, blowbely, with ett increased salari . tif icelpk,-qd. disable the pay for the:same duty. It must rusted that the duty of managing the colliery 'bit Court was greater than under Sir,lleusy 'e m okest, Oho wise 5001. would have been .g'eriough. /le could see no other reason for ding the salary, unless it was feared that the in trine her minority, should grow too rich. Lit.m., ill.' not know in what form this objet. , me forward. • If there was any objection to the t, it should have been made by the nearest re sift/se infant. lie apprehended that the only • fterttcht which the present objection could be ,ot'forward was by i cross Petition. •tcasCitANcstr.ott.—Perhaps the Master was of - • that be was doing the estate benefit by giving ! o f 10001. lam bound to believe that the relation has acquiesced. This is the presump .ntl therefore •it is necessary you should pie s petitionin the name of Lady Antrim against 'port of the Milillef. Unless you state ' , Our ob. Attu the Repqrt in•this manuer, the-other party • iAnoran! of them, and coppequeutly not pre , answer them. itA"lit 'ma, the Court would allow that the , F. 4 or Anititis would not shrink front defending is of the infant, even at the risk of her own ; ,y other relatives would take the same coarse, were not liable to the casts of the petition.— ,outttess of Antrim had stated to the Master, .r. Mowbray never had more (ban 5001. der : . tn. tir4 of Sir ireWry%ratte"retePest: The duties MAnager, Prfiieed of iffcreising, bed - t 44 itler.a bly diminished, and therefore there cooed .p r oper ground for raising the salary. The we tlectva.sesi, because the Court has appoint.; • :,, ;elver at a salary of 6001. Thus the infant 6001. where her father paid only .6001. . .. klr --en Aitysikuis:—. l V4- 6 ,ust 1004- a, Ibis Jostriv it; rilliithe reitteetelibrnames ciemcertietrirt4e not can - ---1. with it:• lsoras referred to me iiteitt:r saVitTt . ' taper bhOtlid , 4 , 1 : 'glad. :to the Manager. He sat4ry at 11109., The pea relation does. out, to this allowance ; bof the Defendant lays, 50'0% vete competent formerly, they Are competent now, sinee Mr. Mowbray then he same attention as at present. These, brit,. ire matters of fact; and in such eases a coca lion is necessary. Mr. Mowbray molt be to meet your olirtetioas, and I in %Ist teeiefe... on you t state. t•betin, iu tech a fosaa 4 , de hill ItserpoWer.. This, It, appears .to use. done eta by a petition. You will, therefore, ' W Vet herLady . ttieit s rirn is disposid to de So.— .M r. Hare; terve. Atiiiiirltinf of thir pro . Ili RT.—Certain!ye I hop. your Ifenear will. a few der' delay. Mr. Bait. supposed the petition, relating to the ,sates sdaaucad by.. `aye and Co. to the colliery, could not fie dis of till this was decided. To it questieis Pit o r • ice. Chancellor, .•4. • •`• • • itstrKi RSON replied, that tbeee weve two aums k to Mr. Aluwbrey,•as manager of the te. wad another to the firm of Mowbray arid Co. ' 1161.1. —lf the Gentitonan would he kind to give us en accouot of the bills, we could that difficulty. VICE , - CIIANCIILLOI6 , --I .010111Kfit it had• been veto' forted In the Master to arcertato what bit la nee nag dile. M a rivxte , said, that .the only objetlionahle stied'' bill of 1401. • ... Bats. 'memo*, t this was a matter of at - rastSressent of aCcnoilb, ht be'seirlid out of I .. irmnr said; it -osi}y votinassed at preVent to vollider the question of costs. He heped the infant's woillel• not'be burdened-with 't he casts of these lire. The Court had nrigio;lly made the Peti. ply the voata - q4 :their•apphiations: and he diey: would he considered eyially liable fur iniries ariiieg out of these-Petition.. flct.r, admitted that_ashis . Clieraslere lialie s r s p .• encea Oi- f the !mitt . enquiries about the bills. Irt; he hOieit, *wooliX in g' few 'days be able tot. ~...,ts . , - 'is ' • . ''. . asoee lon.thesobject or 04! Petition , . Lri i „, WAttir saki, he w 001 endeavor' to get op' i lasd.. i'; answer on that 3;404 as soon as,possipilq, 7 ; 1 41 cox/ler: It 17s r--- iii:vcli •vov. °^ . IV-I . :U:1 . i; TUGe . ,li. • 1 . 1 Nii .. XIS tPeriPil Mas brought up, inliqr , 4 , 4) 16 ZS .(.• . 414', ii 0m No. ii,it% for the p 9 rpilso o f ?,:# in i giestl;.trirl, tei'viaivlitltis Coiniiitted to that pr 3. 1 N al n i i;riliCiiii il l ia;i4ntr:t ; (s..oalajnloap,43 o f 1144,- i Ift' . under a •-• l'Alt I , 11C1sit4 eoreiriiistos issued agaiost" A Yet rrierchiint, residing in this,coontry, named ;ft ?big' l'u; lint harel'ia illifoilly in:tie/id. il :erhfur 1614traca part° win , 8 '4blt v4 ittid Ill'ortirni.- i:' , . .-... e , e s h' a' leir'ness, toUcl,inti 1;4 c'oo :cerrts o f tvi ii 1 'r pie •01 0 Jo nom' he' *lii ; i? creditor. , Tie, r i ovvriTii.;,eit . sfl i fi i'v's . ui,(l eicat; he 34 . i Imit neOlislito44l l . iika• - rriurh a ,ii elte . queltioni! ufnsstt g lif far e drilit CoMittloner( 4.l ica . 7.• 4 pgivitilad-ii v ihiviiplorctifi to the bank _ ' ~,~; • ~.. . ' & 11 1 11 = i • ' ~, ... 1' Nici . - 1 Mt. ilkt 0. rtt * forme ..... , 401 tin!*, c sterstona> Ni war, 'tett • fh Pollii • - , 111a.ter lei 1- ' if llierYii!i Mr: ell•• :tiotlort i o f , ifell i'n slot deity by. Lady J ing the II( haole 1 0% fil • , h1;01.,.. 7,440,4 *elite/ r: ) 1 , ... • baler" o f death, ot llane4 $"•• It s ting ne4 tielinn of 44111140 T li - appniialli lONA —1 he PrP 5 " wider !hi • :Vane 're deemed • '-dnobling fins, dot , Mr. B tier, term t /I' 1 1. i .... \ _ ~,,, oor iregotar f trought I VIcE• I opinion t • salary nearest ri tihn t• nn sent • pe the Repo 4ettie it. 1 i I. ' lOW Pei, ji• n(1 . (0 -- I'Mr. If Cutmiekr • she figibli , . . gl i i rani they 0 % • 1 e Cou that Mr. :‘„ tog Ole ti ‘I. ' ' '"-- -A S: 43.0 f ~:!::er'lJ il ; be HO pi . , ‘ 4014Plhal , k arc! t "166 ',., OF9 , ... • Nt, t. • i ~. ~,, alloeauc , .,; .4 ~ ilta the . 40 Object to 4 , ' Alit if equally I paid the ever, 4 f 0 ter petiti t citable(' fore , t all . bball • 011 can hi . r. ill 44.0( 1 114e , Ihniol ? •.' ' • • feeding, • i I l t r " II ado, ! 11 viiiii tae P . . Xowtre; e • looted Of 1 A z the Vice. i ' a • '• :41r.St -• two 'doe 1 0erY• 4: f , . , m . , r. . F eitoush 1 ' 6/1011110 I VICE , - foulard In . far. Ai S ' *at abi .• , . Ht. i T sl*P lie en. rt. • Mr. i coottider ebts4 4 w en4airie linnets hoped • 1 ? the en q Air. I fir ti, ' e Air. T 1 i • 1 .• 4...... give tin . i '5l r . • I ittrito l .• •• t ,„.........; !air ~ • . 1 . , _ 1.):;., a fee : i) 0 beira Nl* n . 7 . . •:. 6 It, 6 Asti . . telTlfri .;.. ' ‘ - ' '' - iiAlera, •E =,' • ~. " •• .i':vtelit .4V: :.., ' • .. lathes; • limit . opirkti , Nat tit J o w - K ....... • -} rupt's property ; estate, Or eff ctsl AterWtre vent.and impertinent to -the subject matter to the authority of the. Gotamiesionetei must ;:lte tegat,, ceefie•Sd—toausely, tlt llsoltropt4 estate sad effects. li.rwsrs i ed,rbat,the questinnCest-fneth:in the missioners' warrant had no dinesit•tefarencet !estate .aid effects of ibe•lmolufspti.lsitt priticipat !Ipp A e upon the witness's knowledge -ansiohiug • , views,worn.a uelves supposed to have. had will begsk.ropt's wilei..soti also as to wheri and where had..seee the bankrupt . upon panic:slit occasir ityr,f4lo the anssFete let forth is ;the warrant, ap peared that thewituvas,hed sites,reptieeimporting a Wel dgfect of recollection so to the. points put to {lin t. it eppeatipg at the vine time, Item the affi davits in support Of the motion, that he was a fo roiguea, and Wrongly been three months resident in Englaujiat the time • his commitment. The present motion was therefore made for the dis charjgeof Mr. Vogel, no the ground that the ques tions so pat to him had no direct reference to the bankrupt's estate and effects; and it was c.enteudert, on the authority of the case of ex-parte James 8. Yes. jun. 337. that etthough some - ef the questions set forth in the *arrant of the Com Missioners were legally put, still if the rest were not authorised by law, the cemmituterat was had,. end therefore that the party bras entitled to his discharge. in further. au e, qt this artument.the sth Geo. 11. c. 30. F. IS- Ives referred to, it being contended that. thet ,elawee had reference only to matters of form, and not of sub stance, whereby the Court, upon motion for Habeas Corpus, could not supply by intendment the defects of faam, and re-commit the party, even though the warl•int disclosed sufficient matter of substance to sustain the Commissioner,' commitment. On Thursday, Mr. SCARLETT and Mr. GURNEY 'were heard in support of the Prisoner's discharge ; and this mornilig Mr. MONTAGU and Mr. F. Pot, LoCit. were hoird.on the same side; and each of these Learned Gentletsen, with their usual ability and learning, enforced the arguments,sbove nteutioned, on behalf of their Client. Mr. TOPPING and Mr. CURWOOD (the latter of whom was stopped before he bad finished his argu ment) were heard in support of the legality of the commitment. They contended, that even supposing some of the questions put to the witness might not have direct reference to the subject matter of enquiry before the Commissioners, yet as all the questions substantially bore upon the conduct of the bank rupt; in respect of his property, and as those ques tions were not satisfactorily answered by the Pri soner, the Commissioners were justified in his coo. mittal, until he slieuld• satisfactorily answer such questions. , The COVET were unanimously , of opinion, that although the (motions; and, answers, taken sepa. rat*, might ,be obiectienable,.rt, when the exami nation was taken altogether, it appeared that the witness had courlocted himself in such a mariner as to 0 414 his commitment, inasmuch as the answers he ' llO 034T:4 w !tory to tsettincr homies i of the queattotts the Court Wa' Ir. C. 30, toil, Lt itift tat•flii jet, questions late remanded. THE KING V.•WOODS AND ANOTIIER4 •• Mr.GouLautor. stowed cause why a Critplela formation should not be filed against the abase—Ds4: fondants, for haviug used insulting lan . guage towarral Peter Walker, constable of Cardiff' Castle. Mr. Walker had called himself a Mazislrare, but he was mot a Magistrate for the county of Glamorgan ; and Ills situation ill the Castle was uf an hide &pity, that the duties risk were per tined by the porter of the Castle ga . j ~ Walke(WOauWtint clerk to the Tontine Office f so tlitt tilietegh he wise veri:ce spectable man, his situation in life end his dtgiiity were not so overwhelming as to -Otis' special loterterlince; and he had (ippon unitlesl4 'ls!ocut ing ordii substance of MA Walker's adiday) when the rule wai moved for) sl page used by the Defendants, ho was en's , the heat of an electioi Mr. Goolbre'rh contended, that teution whatever to provoke Mr, s Niel.. A private loot place *as cl loot the County Meet heel% been the case, if premeditated iritettdedk,: tho Di-fendatits• a illd Mr. WAthe,r • bad constantly act with baked malignity ; and these so; ortetrbe those of several Mr' rough •, Mr. Mlker's conetant oitj mote dissension 'in the bosom, Woods from - the office of Town-r, denied ever having insulted Mi. V Fit) , of Constable of the Caillie, ablimlocs briiiTt r ally . and getiftb party, for a pecuniary consideratioi ed in Mr. Walker's alidatrite.. ' iistormatina , was only _ allowerl,lo gross ainteAdt regeoui,occ.ationst it !rail theroftye necessary to go into 01.471114Stiti Vrtistapplicint. lie Wilt in a 0940 fr diaate iiriseilen, of life, awl lad caused every . d ispute and distensitto kn , the iserattgh of Cardiff.. Five inOnths - fi,a elapied, and, why bad he not gope. be. lio!e the .Grand bury ? The t:outtasked,syliother 011 Defendants had received ony,immediate priproas:. (ion at' the time the,' hadineyll44 . 4d,r.,*alAerl, and, in answer to the objection,,frono be time that lied elapsed, said the Prosecutor cry:4llot hate came to thfs Court before, and wield „ bare beets to blame if he hat 4 iristitatsd proceedings inGlamprgatts4i,e. . 'o, 4 l4 , ,attiolottli against the Defendants. : The Pro. .serlior,is agent of tO Marquis of prate., , . . . THE IL VW, V. TILE N,EW• SptEET ,VOILMISSICNNERS • ..) tMr.' Stinitt f krx. nioveri o Abet the conditional rulik, frr a ,%t . iii:4aimp,tv di . recliim Ike Commissioners notlerl C 1; '''.• 1, 91 A, S!rSl„tAft'!"',"nlino4 a Corr to assay! what n out i ne a talc VetOpeontiou to lm oral* .to Mr. 1 4Ce,9,F i cso PeiTasto. 0Y Piccadilly, for tbe iiikity ha bad. i sitistuineo an. tieing obliged to TIA., hicbsips, fors I me, by 114 qiitr . 3tignkciiirjiati on .ang.er tAe• 404 i I ci , 01941 44,040P411 3 / 4 1stte, .. *t • 1 , MT- ilitl4i_saAr, fot • till Con4iiisajohieva,, dirt net Oili e : l 4 4 mar4aipm its• l 4;bilpillptiorn .of ih,- ye submitted, that its terry (tyiglit to Ilf . ..c.itn,fitied to,l t le damage Mr. Perram'a home hadNust3iutd. ! ?iv he had 'bbtained on a former day, shoold'be made absolute. tt appeared, that the son of Jarrett had thrown a squib at htt.. Bettie, an attorney, residing at MeldWone v rhrch Injured his' person and clothes. He took out a writ against (lie young man, which the father caused to be read in a diablic.house at Maidstone, and rhich he afterwards !tut* outside of his door on a l'Ttc of mutton. By this hod other acts of aggravation it was alleged,! that Mr. Bet.. tie was made an object of contempt and ridicule — so much so, that whenever hit went out he was fol. lowed by a mob of boy Qutieg 44 . 1 W are w k Mr. SCA MLET;r, wh speared for Jarrett, de. ' scribed the transaction tos too ridiculous to call for the interposition of the Court. The great °fleece was the sticking en attachment of privilege on a leg of mutton, end raising a cry of ' 6 'Ware Hawk !" against an Attorney of Maidstone. The CHIEF JusricE.-- 66 Is there no way of Tut. ling an end to it altogether ?" The COMMON SERJEANT said, hieralient ed to proceed about his business in' peace. If the acts complained of were continued, he would be driven front Maidstone. Mr. GuttNET, on behalf of I:.t . Pybu', said,lhat his Client's ss hole offence consisted in having said, when lie read the writ at the Haunch of Venison pub. lic.house, in Maidstone, " This is a lawyer's check to pay a bOtcher's bill of three years standing,"— and, when he came to the signature of Sir Vicary Gibbs, he exe!iimed, " What the devil has Sir Vicary 1 to do with it ?" Mr. M.tittrrAT, Counsel for Gibbs, said, his Client admitted that he had, on one occasion, used the cry cf "'Ware Hawk !" but denied that he had dune it in conjunction with any person or persons, The COMMON SERJ EANT and Mr. A DOI.PIIUR,. on the part of Mr. Bertie, observed, that however lightly their 'Learned Friends hid treated this mat ter, it was cue of very serious importance i to their Client, against whom these proceedings raised a very strong prejudice. The Curfs Jtrt•rtctr thought the parties were not sufficiently connected to authorize the granting of a criminal iTtform3tion for a conspiracy. Neither could he hold Mr. Berlin to be altogether free from blame. It would have been as well if he had spoken to the elder Jarrett before he sued out a writ of at tachment against his son. But, as the Defendants had behaved improperly, though the Court discharg. e d the rule, it would be without costs, as It related 'Rule discharged. . , they. had embarked in a bum f tied . way ficrow,-Wistra the twin - act* ekes seised. The waterman thinking . that he r* smog afre beckoning from the shore, determined teteturn,and in spite of the threats of the ro nne r asto throw him overboard, fro re-landed them, and they I t were taken into.costody. .. I. At a late hour nit Wednesday night, or early on rrhursday morning, the dwelling-house uftMr.. Peter 1 Guillemard, silk-manufacturer, 3(i, Siewar‘street, Spital-tields, was broke open, and arsbloolcof 20 d i ets of silk, • weighing about 140 pounder. ri ! 4 ..'• , ! DUMAN, Nov. 2J.--EXECUTION Or JOWL MUIR. 4i4t..---..r . ilifi most unfortunate convict, after under going all the awful and °polling preparations for au einious death, on Saturday last, was no sooner .bed, as. it was charitably presumed, into eter -4 the curtain drawn over his mortal existence, terrible to relate, the rope snapped at about and (rod . , the knot under his ear, and** tett, eleration of about ten or eleven feet ben his ;nst the stone steps of the jail beneath. An baba* horror pervaded the surrounding cze wil : 'at must hare teen the sltbatioit M"lte. .d sufferer' Ito ley' 'Oepa'reedi itoMisiOli f , inure or so, when, heft raised `by . Imarat'w t people belonging to the Sheriff, be was . cdittlat;? •-• . A the exe ro zuviwn-orn, %O we, t b3' s earnest . a ti t the llev:.hil. Fitzpatrick Apia itend4, Ind !ervtl to hiarthit heaveitti t tatisolettoh* which ' :mild mitigate his solfbrike. • 'rte ibitak blilf from the time of his fail, he I Witl'ettiti out, supported by the executitisters; Arco. itli idnoti from the wounds his had received, or suspended from the fatal drop. Ile died i straggle. • *AO ' f !irsoco Sol clos.—We(lotirdity a young trian,-., lreseirli Nicholson, servant to an Officer hi 4-Gairia r cut his throat in a horrid manner with a.tawassi 1:11e had been drinking, and returned home to hiherife a little intoxiceted ; he began to fax her with acitaa.impropriety, which he alleged she had committed„. She - repelled the charge, and told hire that be neter• was out of temper note's be hod been drinking, and that it was a shocking thing he did not *Void it. _ He replied--`t It is shocking, is it? You hikall see something more shocking very soon ;" end ,raw ep stairs• introit chamber. In a feW Initiates after, his wife heardia great noise, like somebody falling ; she went up stints, and saw the deceased covered with blood, with his head nearly severed, and the instrument lying II his side. lie has several children. Ile was carried is a hopeless state to Si. George's ;Hospital. Bank-notes to the amount of 1031. and various ,articles of plate and wearing hpparel, were *tole Irvin' the bruise of Mr: Marsh, in Union-street, ,Bornugh-coatl, on Monday lest. The robbers ob- Wows, an entrance by meting of picklock keys. I ::mo iot:ooi m doe f lay o onliglli. is money , tsomet a quantityintohievesbrrtke of the plate, f Mr. Magnus, at Bropton, by means of a Crew. jwellory, drits.' • i t , Wednesday relight,' or early on Thursday morning, ,tihezatehtelil Mr. Appleford, of Greet Peter-street, 1;1% esrminster, were br o ke n open, aud robbed ore set of ha; lA'S!. 1. - IWO wets( into the &hop of , ehantievuliger, nod iv bile one M.o. 13Faiyhe ocher care ied .se. The thieves mule tit! towards . ~'-_ . Kern Skiabr: . I • PO LIGE. • • ;1 :vOirice . .-1710o;o: narinto was Awn spanioi doliars ebonid 014 the ,It appeared that to 19thinikt. Mr, Thos. Jay, Master her to go into the country, hatpin; state.roorn door. On Wednesday to the ship, and one his attempsine s le-room door, discovered that in his _ had been force& open, and- (hat the Ina was then nearly off. On exami n i ng hi s of drawers he missed 22 dollars; sad, upon mak. ing enquiry among the people aboard the ship, M I NSW that the Prisoner (one of the crew) h a d h i d money in his absence, sad that he had purchased w watch. This circumstance led Mr. 41y fo's.uSpPrt the Prisoner, and he immediately pent for the officer, who, on geing shooed, .questioned the Prisoner ; but he denied knowing any think 0 0 , 1 / 11 6 5 robbery. On being asked nipleVe he bad purakated the watch, he said he had pnrciernsed it at a shop its Nichtingale.late, and hid Oaf* fur It - wth / nap e) , r e had saved, and ss. which his uncle had given hint. kissrdiag then took the Prisoner apt-of ono Lawns,. in Upper grist Smitttfletil at 'Pre top 0( Nieitingale.latie, and Mrs. Lasarus irenan4iiately cognised him, and stated, that e few days ago tii Vvitioner had sold her seven dollars, at 4s. 4d. eon, and that the same day the Prisoner returisAil......, to the shop and purchased a watch, for which he paid her 275. The Prisoner then admitted that he had taken • lise seven dollars out of thethitaiter stato.room. . In his defence before.thctMaglstrate, ire denied having broken open !he door, that he found it *jilt. * and that be had only ta ken seven dollers.The Prisoner is only IG, and has been one voyage_on krill ; and the Captain having a good opinion of him was just ahaut to take him apprentice. lie was committed fur re. examinatiop on Mo n d a y. How.sTnnmr.--On Friday Wm. Sutton, alias Urban, alias Higgins, alias Evans. nf;er it long examination before ft. H IRNIL; I sq., nateommittA for trial, uarirtyof ettswme; of uttering forged notes. lii defence was, that he had received theta in payuiesa ofgambling debts. r 3 ir . ~, ...„.. ~, 0 EXTR g D fiVA4tY CIRGU MS T. I NCR.- ■ An Incinkition was, on Friday, taken •Itefore C. Jrninkr‘, EN. at Christ Church Workito or, leitin the skeletiiik of Na infant. a hen the follawing part 'clam., irmispired in evideuer „- About a fortnie,hi ago the cook of Mr. Moggeridge, of Bra'. nett-street. Blackfriars, who had been in the service of that Gentleman for a pet - iota 10 years, died:- tier name vsaka•AlkA Pare, aged about 50 yews. Mrs. Mace...ridge con4iiterine it proper that Mr wearing apparel and little property left behind 1 by the derea4ed servant shoeing he delivered to her friends, went up into ilie bedroom where she formerly ilept, atml • with the ressitanee of her female ,•erValtli began to take Dli Lipton opening tie of the trunks, which, at first, appeared to contain nothing but very old clothes, Mrs. Nlttigeridge diten vered the skull of an infant; she exrepsiyely ;donned, hastily shut the box, and informed Dr. tkaysley, of the Homer of the circums ante. he being the tneiltral attendant of the la ; milt', and happening in clone to the house at the time, he re. opened the hilt, awl found not only the skull, but the ;thole of • human skeleton. The heat was severed from the body. Att undertaker•or frost respectability was employed to pravide* • cotho. ueid inter the skeletnit, but owing to the 'weigher cir cumstances wider ohick it• load Brea found, he roues ed, Iu Mr: Mug/Lei - Mee the ex mitt curt' of soak inn some enquiry re spec , deg the affiir, andiiefrtaiiiing. If IF ovible. the manner in which the child estate by his tirails, 4901 the alst.e at its conceals mem in the irook-. A constitution was held in cousegureen with the Parish Officers. and it was determ=hat tile Cottager , and a Jury should ievestimme the care mar Mrs Moggeridge stated. lies Ana Puce sins never totter koawiedge Ora stifle of twegnauey duriog yte period of her • A • 'orrice in the fatnil, o , idao .eoetiott rat stria, rorrerfr her 3 character irte:prniiettlifiete itt 'itotiehetlir by the testinway other wjtnesset, flit she had always shown no extmundiiktp . anxiety that the trunk in which the skeleton ,was rancid Asstd . betaken great care or; hit ctiajecoired that her satiety arose from a a bit to preserve her best clotheb which were sop. lowa to form the canients. Dr; (i'rley slated, that the deceased servant died of a Vor. der which seldom happened to a female who hail not had a child. 'rite siti•lettkiL when he discovered it. was perfectly dry, and so flatly squeezed, flint lie w igh Acuity separated the brenst from the back ; the head butt been severed Crow the met by deem, lie con•irl red t h at it ino.t h:..e been in the trunk i?rx period a from 15 to 9.0 sears. The bun s Were ellrae. 1 let was unable to form any hien respecting the cause of the tt , eithuf the i edam, no circtimstauce to guide-cis jodgment. Tige Jury consulted for a consideratote tithe, 1;•,d leturned verdict—•• Found dead and V efX mica decayed-to a boa be • lotigiig to Ann Pace." • r On Friday nightan Wrest we.. taken on the body of Jolla Turner,• of Well-street, Oxford—in-et. From the evidence it appeared, that he had' teem fir tome I Hue it a 'del:pow:lag slate of mind (In Monday list he indicted Inn .de•perate wound's .on himself with a - razor, and afterward; threw himself oust oldie first floor window. The body was opened utter death, and a fraznr ((mad in the env ity of the voiatiett. It was supposed that It entered Waugh a wound in the side. Verdict—labauity: • • 6. raw ' 1 • .Ica, • • - ; - • . • ••!_. 1.7 1 / 3 tIDGE. .- Cnrn-Inttieettsfs ReAurn.--_,TrOakiii , r NOV. IS. , Wt.eat, per load 'l7l. ur 11,314 •bo., • -.:1 '• Barley, per tioalitr., b9s. -41 ‘ . to 'at, ... 0..14 --.1. to 441. r 7-0. BCCIS • • 0;d Ditto Nras t• .t , —l3llNr IMIANGATIVAND (V Mi Ow 'e*T • MA 01. re appamtntlx efasige,,and not latisfar. to all the I)efendents...-1 gstirirs put t0i440.. • TMO of their4ord : , ..............—... 1 if 1 1,1.0...01 . dpinitte; tftfteispptiaec her*, ... ..Xt.ZertleVaitottaing t* uc co beds been satisfactorily apslsered ) Mrs. I.;ratl i autherhithe, is ..othosised, porter the . 18416 Ctn.; eitgaged the attention of 1,4,, s& ,psotaffra o/ form,' s4 od the off, large Cheshire cheese pociplr : ..ornmj, -*fi t . astiV r 4.0611 the river-40 ; they. jai stelailre es . . isikat i lioriv•ixteit waY 4 ertm. , . . . ,illep was 114Stti. The entitle him tictlitt irtreilli+ 'pasied four o t 41kgbel,a inory redress. - - 0 1 Y• lug o yit'Swhiels we ita '; i heti, b• tht!lWzt that the '.. . (a yo 54 e :anjustifis e y om ea i [ion sqoabbta Ott& ' de evil t there was no lit l , . ndesctib r. %Volker to E4ilt t echo chosen &iv the 'it: retched eting, witiih' ta I fer a mi, ed Ittiolt' hid II lithe pent , idatits slated, ,lied la the :led towards ~ the tnlies hese alWavits . e iadrninisti liartnin or :, /alone co iijece bele (6. b. 1 M -hour zi t , abir.: . -i brought 1 rierk.",MkAVO s reteu wit Walker in titc.,:vi.. ton 4 ft m gki i, et havint 6trAmo ,ii.fit i t miti l ui. of attle'sl - ATfEN tine. SS ....411.10* naniNi J . The proceediet by jibe Life • E • _The Cure UST V'E Apo not prepared -to say, O i ‘ f e r h e i l ch . bat the compensation 4, 4 10 to be confined to the Legally %pre damage done to k anchrortar. A man THAMES POLICI effects. - might, ender certain ncea, be entitled to a charged girl* steal, me Com. coopensition for bei ,‘ tom his house for a brig Diana, lying_ n to. tits tithe ? - on Thursday, the uatphy linte :made absolottif foe . he Mandamus, in its of the brig, left b g.intei. Iffilesele ran s. ' firtt locked his s with the •irtutt. KING V. PESOS, JARRATT, AND GIBBS. WI he returned tc where he The COMMON SERJEANT moved that the rule fttril to unlock the slat' Aloes.— criminal_ information igaiust the Defendants, ss olasesee the duos. . Inek was awn fIPII •••• • 3 1 . 44. 1 4 , 41. ' 44. I Veal ... 4.4*. Irl. ' tei lb. 94 t r ims ... 4s. Oa. to fts: 041. 1 Poik ... 4 . 4d. to Vv. 0.1 Lomb ...... 4.:....0v: Od. to Cr... Id.. ; 1 i . • • PUCK OW HOPS. " ..,,...,4" • •prw vecti. .- - • liww Wo4l(Crtel ..isi- l. Wiest .....M . .10). en 7k. ..4i 10 1 111,.., - .0 4 . :/b. In 81. .OP• •:• t 1 fareel,. l .. Gs. to 6L % **sr Sodas ..61. : 41..f1ie 71. If. , i • , ----a, i I Varnhani-1114 ll* to 141?. 11). , p PRICE O T.44,,h01t. *. •• St. Jatnes's Market..bv. pd. ' . Towril'allow Va. 0.1: -.s. ft Clio el Market .. . ...Ob. 11.1. Yellow Ituvvitto.9o 04. -tr.. 04. - • Wlliterkupel Slorket sv. id. %Ybite ditto. •84i. Ott. -v. 011. . pet at. ••i Blb. Avrr•tio'.... ss. Bd. Nleltin4 stuff ttiv. Od. -I. 01... •- Dilto r00gh..1.4.. 04. 56i. 00. • 1 Grove* :EC 04. ~ - t • Good Dtegs loe. 114 i Yellow Soap.ll9v,-.1410tf1ed.1,241t.-Curd, 141. r -Palm, 12tv• • Price-of CaolDes, per. d0tk0..144. 6 • i. -Moulds, 16•. 0.1. . ) - . COAL --. -MANKY.l,.leipv. 27. 1 i.l Ships at Market. Siiipt'sold. .. • Prirt. 24 .e.:. • 3 . ...... - 4els.- - 91. In ' G r. "I• •.... COURSIi OF 1 7 .1CRANOE. 1111 PAT, Nat. V 7. -1 i 1 Amverctoin, 0011 0 U. Legltoro. 42d w.. • 1 , Ditto, at iigh:,o 0 (initial, 4i} • • • Amsterdam. II i C. F. • Maien„s.l - • ... . Ditto. at sight, 11 4 Verce, 25 SO ; •,:•/ , Rotterdam. 11 $ U. Naples, 496 sr•••;••!: : 9 At ' Antwerp, li 9r. Mo., • , Palewoo..•llll(apetwm n . - H..buzich. :138 U. Livtvoil 55 Ai . - • I Altoott, 33 8 ti, Oporto, Lgi. . , . . • t i , Patio, 3 clav's'sitt • ht, 2.163 V. Hon Jaiiciin, 66 • Ditto, 24 lb U. ' Dublio. 06 per Cent. • ilourdeaus. 21 15 U. Cork. 96 per ('ent. ,' i , ' Fraok on iheMoine, 129e.g.m0 Agiouf tin* Baak Ow' 1 .41itiol. 9 i Madrid, 406 effective Portugal Gold, 10 4:4.1. 31 .-" , '• ' Cadiz, 4t16 effective ' per OZ. . /' . . 'Whoa, 4d Gold, is Dors, 41.3.. Seville, 4a New Dollars, 54. 6d• . : • .s. (.ihoolt•tr. 11' Silver.io ilar.,vtonitir•l • L' is 1)/)N : Vrarrei . e. %EV Puttlipliel hv D. LOVeLL. 00 O. •; [ Si ArEvn A A 0;41:4e, No. 1, Salit!vory-rctfrt, fleet-ord• ',, ' I -5, .. • ..- be t ' ; • .• - . -