The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-08-03 00:00:00

, - - the old woman's feelings were 'not yet worn out..i That letter stated, that a Gentleman from . hfics s Wilmer came over with an offer of 10601. to Ryan to let her daughter return at once to Norkslifre. Tbis, however, he hod determioml not to do. , Zits servant was ordered to say he was going,to and he left the usual. place of .his. residence. • It was not easy to use the language which the prose and complicated barbarity of this man deserved. The deed was prepared without the knowledge of any friend of thetemily ; it was. carried over to Holland by• as agent of Ryan's. .That person was not to tell theJstry that he saw .any violence wed, any mammal force upon Mrs. Ryan to, sign the deed. Her spirit was.. crushed, she would - then have slimed any thing without a murmur. A Mr. Webber, a stranger, and Dolly Sellers . were the suhsalbing wituemon • This Dolly Sellers ought to be brought forward in vindication of. the Defendant s . for she was his . prime instrument and confident; his partner at bed and board. In one of those dbominable letters; the words worn to Is toned, 84 never fear, my decry, she'll not quit this side of the wailer on any , aecoaut..- She •is going on as badly as ever, perpetually attempting to get kitten to York, and stopping every.Englislo person she meets in theatreets; she is really most dangerous, and requiresall my attention to provost mischief." Yes,. she was. moot nsisehievems,, for a discovery of her.tyrant's conduct would use been ruin. lie another letter s he ordered the deed nut to be registered,, maims absolutely .neceroary.—, This was to keep the transaction (unmans eyes of those who might do her justice. At ibM.olent of 17th, Ryon, hoping. to•leatort, mosey flrOjik wife's relationev dr rids, .it in , some. AMIN .ways case to England, .leasing' the .wcetched being in the midst of total Strangers, end in a foreipecono, try. Ryan taok..Dolly Sellers:with• him as : 44 compsnion ; but before he, art M, he elripped.hio wife et her entire • wardrobe Ryan -shad some jaweb,• of which she was fend, for oho was probably a. vale, SI she • had% been,* tecteCiteellti ful women, tillsorrow and: sickness had kit her only the remsoot , of beauty,,,t Doligt.stsotted op to her es the morning of dirt dcpartore,e,took.tho diamond brooch out , of her bantliscechief s , and carried it oil it the Kezar° of the hishand. , The heartbroken wife bore it• without a wormer in their prrecnee, bat when thesti.strece goofs ber. complaints woes lOWA and .eiolent., Het!: oterA coarse with her netlve country - .WO stepped ; her servant had - eaerped her bed, and WO' 'even delivered• of children in her house;. her nismber was become ,her prison, .and .she was kept looked, up in it, while her. husband and his rook posterne were enjoying themselves below.. The last oat bt Ryan was . the crown. of: the rest. •dored lisowoman of the honsain.which Mrs. Ryon was belts left, to allow only half a pint., of .then, thin alleatiry wine, eqeivalent.to our ses3ll,beer, baths dif• and by no gnaw to: allow, bars duos or Insilcol inistarter: biro. West cosh& not hensell-ts comply with these horrid re.; otelotioss. Mn. Ryan was inswelL ; her alkin, woo, emend with blotches from. poverty of. blood ;and WWW.tueatmsnt. Mcdkal aid was neeesearily celled in s and-in the abseace.oLltee tionseators hjrr healtia' padsally improved, , Mrs. Wilnuar, . who weird. treys 111111104111 for her child, new. found - law to: pt be home this. was talked-Of,. end .147*Ate-, solved sot to Wiser out fillit.power, as.lnng sus be oak seise alba*, an.ble• .;,Ha be'oright her to R1414%14 1 nod. them. lasprinonod, her hs, the veer bowl whoesberi iofamoos poramoor woo poegnael, brhlm. This hateful peneautimm,seas. aoatiooltd, hill the unhappy wifegot alma* letethet situation wheregiteiad suffering could scarcely touch bee *ay loser , , it , t . ' • ". 1 • : Lord Eaawiwattestaa objected Makin" Byan'asubsegoona.troospi past of, the stateitencti as a similar woman( had ham over.ruled•iwtisa awe of Lady. Stratbinore, wken.tbe Counsel IfretrOt prohibited from aisiatany thin in sr idenettliet had occurred after thosiolentw which was Uto is-. mediate grossed of. action.,l: The AT•toßagy-Getiaaac., yielded to thclopte. Pion of the Bench, andialL,. that bo had. op'', to: say, that Nes. Ryises .atied sun k. gradually. oodat this heavy and protracted persecution. She died 1e , 1799, and died insane& ~ t he property which) Ryaa MANGt inte.his poster, by the .competeoryt deed, was the tight of. hirsylield, the sister • his wife, ,to whom ittAsas devised. in case t'of Ryan's dying without heirip..Thasuit was herkoakt by the husband of. Ma, Jfield, as her aextiritudy and it remained with the Jacy.to say, whethest.ihst Inheritance was given over toliyao with arm iI h oPf• the ranks° and sincere. CO • See I -Attie wife, .w he% big cruel ty Itadtzwed . dawn to Alte , grare.; That Attorney-General then proceeded to call his wit-1 Barnard, the wife;ot Mis. Ryan's -uncle, had visited her at Sabloniat's. -hotel, and found b without spy other. companion than Dolly 41sliersi and-low spirited to-an extreme degree. 3dre..R. was timid, gentle. affectionate woman.. Sbe spoltwoj. howl( es.steite sniserable, and ins. phirgshisoraaatls protectiop. .Ma.,itarnard corro. borstal Vic istyproltbelpia•posndu which. had ipso f r4iggistisud ; with .hist bit Ms,. bey. basing :Weeninst anAsettMS 9000romaYalt• on #t!•illeSte. ttwdiyetadkVl.,.."4lo. , L. etklen tly lbst e.itiattwcetehedlfitoseplinspntal it entirely to An t/room , 0fb0t1P4 4 040 41 ...; • • INlo,4oorings•ii 14114444m , Lat1y,. was iet+ taasto WWI tile-INtendaaOkhodef sod.. believed her. to. happiness to have arisen (eons ill treatment and*. • Ms. Weafoa was examined.. iie•and. MC. 4. an war* 64,40tt0 Mts. Minter ontkhar dough, levy at Scarborosigh.by•Mr., , Georga , Loufflig, iM voutortasse of a wish , ulnas's:it by the .lAiliaur+ Mr. Ryan paid hie addresses to Mrs. Glossop, and amarriectief. • Ilia affairs ware Oteirhrramod, •and he went tp the Continent. iak jug bia.wife with bim• The deed was rgeperali in, Widen, mut signed at Antsiorp by bits, Ryan owithow Any appesoNso vf . eompalsiop. A/4nr• this. siva Mr. ILestiar“onnetinit with,Ain.iklandent wee al mow entirely slope:stied.: n. •lipaa was a hood soroOvocrOalpiirtuatitarid !gory notiminbieviie.4l4n • seletof a forayer of esuineisco, sail isnasissed at a in 01140.44 .9 01 as I A gnat sigabet of witnesses were esamisted 2 ated - - • - er . • 4 at considerable lengtb t to lhe mail facts, but their taatiroony „was merely a reimiltioo of•tbe Saturants which !sari toecWalready even: . • Mr. Pausi laboured in reply to 4 01F11 ibattheil was a chasm in the eynlence of. cciallirtilcok used; sod ;!scssild notteristirnid sifo - a Tertlid for. thfitniorit, u nless the eut lOn was proied 'hese hien continisea up to ' • mo ment of' sigaing ihe deed. .„ , • ~ The AtToitukT.:tiitilair. was rising to .re when . ... . .. „... . .. it LOS ZiLIMBOROU(Ii, .01011M149 • . that was scarcely etecessary. -The feet of the wife's spirit having been practised on, littd hfoke!l dQwlh WO. fully proved, . It was not iiseilairy.that the gloat", of compulsion should be wobroketi rip to the me. Meht of Orating 40 : oktect fetAlch VI- nee GTO was- used ;an animal -Wight i),.19. 1 1 01 n,. bY previous ill.osage, lhat,il !souls Icy A and tremblth and obey at the movement of a. finger, wkthnßt any blow at .the,tnoipent.. T t his - wonsag's mind was Otiviotiili subdued, and aehttitpd by a long course of cruelty. . . .. :: The 'Joryliiitiiiitli fosail it` +react tot the Phi n tiff—t k. 'llitinierei 4W. Costs. This mat Continued iS-Ohi iti early. _hogs,' initri past seven- ht the eivenifig, .4o'd ebb' Cobit . ifsi Crowded dint* the vitaliftlinC ! . • • • ....hies:, . . COURT OF comisitet• PLdAS, Abii.'t •' , Ihratiadikektitlfilia: ... • *Viiinktive.. lit.ttart: '. • 1 ' This Was in merlon on ll PiltEir eir intriiiitiee his t' Oath letiltitroak Lottito'n 'ld Tblinitigeti ;and the river Ider, Ilideri• With .. stight. •: Ili the tbdrhe of her ioyagb /lie thet'iviiii 6411 *kitties.; 'WM Aland it - iiiipnisibliko enter the ildkr.''"rhe iiiitirk:Viliesi she h4d .talttitiiin'tioitil•edfisea •gie Cailhiliy`to eh.: ter•the Elbe; itid lic'actbrdlirgly hoot id* Ms; tince up the miner to- illuelistailfi ' 4here 'the ice, set Was selettPchy. Ike Meet: . ' She - Ned . thite liepera on Wier!, tnit: the DOitis litispertilt her • bf clearing -but ••froitt . , .' an English • 'pis kiln in eider to 'mati'•ihi ere''' . tOtifesi; they teat -*lffiest whirred,' alitt *tied in the /Obit • enter Meer. Etylhis i . treatment the men' iiere coni. Wiled to tell w here . :therhad sailed: trtito, • and the' Ililp was • Colisepneritly taken* posie i ssiOn -of as r t mite. It whaf,theteedi :thistihe patithltiled ets:' tired the Elbe fbr ' sethe riallatv eftlitisithip a 4 etteib, rand it itfipietet role the etifektiti, , thit ihe had speuegfiler'boWaprit, and Witi Italy, 'iv!** she lulled' uithe titer. ' Mr.' ginidatt *.S4titiele .t cotitesiter, f 141aa? 2 of the •Defendabe, alit 'tie' genii to *Glltiek - was a davistibis fitbin the •.Pelllcy, • bet ;the hi • , fhind ii. Verdi& for the 1 2 .1iiititiffi- , Atairiliglit '3 •.! . • . ,nifttilett - t. - #es. oxic „_ • Tides y4B iis c ilt lon, kibtilegri iv . regriiit:ooo 4 ' iiistqr --- IGe. ..cii.';" • ‘ii,:toicii `lied .... its IT , ralki. 11% , mkt .to 7ev. . girt, opinimt ~4iti tto 'asci itehi l 114 , f fai4;, Vee 7 d-aP__ .i 1 0 (1 9 h_vir.kt , 44. bio:rfaiii.ri.r.l.lno l :e Nest Indian:tie,' wen ettamined.. Two of d iem' "Stated, that St. Thos leo i fittaloly coUstdered " 1 out of the we t tikt the feta' voyage t . (hp f bird . 1 illtl not ebities)Riftai,WWeai'deviation sis . gteat'ai his brother ; Captains scatted to..thieh :, th e y an y : r . i lioweret, agreed ; that the, rot t to the: western Olin .of the' Spanish Main,,.. by:,, ; Thomas's Slid' the other Ishipils; Was' Muth . mere seclrrithate by . ' spine along the gattern . shoit'Of the SPanahlalat trietepse, in the.flrst inktatige, k bysipitig awing, Islands, they were suit Of - tisteddy wind ;, whilgi in the second, they were suleeeftwililit vadat* ;.winds mid ca/ms. '. . It was stated, on the part te . thar beftedint :that the bare exception of St. •Illombhpi lid It. iiaita contitined-in the policy, a ofnit it ed.' 'dbiteed'at ittlrit In which the VOSiel was utureig . • 11ritten. If those who ander.wrote her intended that the voyage should be along the Eistern Coast r etthO 'Spanish Main to the - place 0 her distlmi. Am, the mention of thote ist.inils was tlitiii an. i neeettosey, m, :'_in that case, the ship.'wotail . have Mei; at' kri. hardens° distattee . from them—hlit, - we the 'other kind, they were in a direct lide *lll Se. Th'onnties,.'tcf which Wend the teasel bid veiled, •• • - • .• • •• Lord Chief Justice 141Amsvilr.p observed, that when the 'tabse was ' tried. in a former teem; ho had given the polity a greater latitude thin hi !bow thonght it 'would bier. The liberty of -calling ?was evidently restricted to the islands in her direct 'Ontward.lbuend coirrie. - lie had, at that thee, ' also imagined, that Si: Thoinas's was not so far out of the way of the retitler vuysge, is ;he now understood it to be. The Plaintiff's witnesses, in. :stead of provin ,, that St. Themes's vitas hi the t dires eoarse,iildepoied directly to the contrary. Tiv.iary, however, being conversant in matters of 1 thavnature,!would, no doubt; deaidecorrectly. • .' Tim Jury retired, and, after: hatfan bosesseon. sideratioo, :found for the. Plaintilf---.-sperabges 11171. is.. 3d. • . . . . • . T.,. J.. .- ••. .. L 1012144 V. GAZA IF-11. .. , • ~.Thili num action brought to recover damages for breach of contract. ~• , . ThealttiOlig, 44ioNgh the Paioir,of IticbtPlier W ig Alfiracg o .mcbsse4,4 dig.Defelidem4 &MO tilaellPs. AYR*. Wm.: ,T 49411 Aid" yakwita‘kred Jetr.J.l#4l, toclukicallpdi*AW isap fpur . glaisco t Q." 0144 .4 9 , IPA 4; .41010 1 441044 h perteit %Ali& i.A4 , 099•4440 1 434-, talented) wit L weasseitra. Thiriass boot. . . • . . yraTr M,l#2 , ,)4 isisliOuSer, ,451, 1 "2". 1 ,_.- 1 ' 7l l tiktilkiitafp 'iod a iei.4lct g*Fo, rlr 1 a Oki-, fir,: *01:1414 'to "tipoa: far a aciii. ir a idi t ' 'Ai ' PAO ' , lit MI Ot ibh3 l. oli 4 4l4);i l ltioa'kct ,trading . ioi4e AOa? 14ii.o.foa totfAutidt4 ; from theoo 4of or any ?f s°s , 'do tba spanish. ittfiii! -itrill Y ' .l injeer 'the Dittith e;d;Okiten -.t tet t ,t ' eetirte of her roy he t i o ) :OF fr ' .iii lto p 'ilii ' the ei4fecll4on, of J . acit-Oistil!., .0 4 i 1 PIVICY.... 1 .. , $ l4 I Tire reese#,tt eppeetreOtesi e delleAt , tita: sad ..rcoo ,ilivilep ,to')44iiirtr..., ` from i _th 4 tit fef itlauf) atiii "lANI . ' 4 . : t. TV' *4ol h? 44, lust . en the : - it'' . # . ( I, Il ;,',. 'l, t . Mil ttifbTa . „. taa W. "' • ..: . -f, r 44-04 1 7. , 044 ‘oMtit „. .4 be*" of e f ti i ie.thes:#iitys:rert oitipt s' . • timisi7-4, 4 10 imee t t to . s.tie" Settiehletifi, fe i lefide es 14'4 her !ii,rei:( . .e,a4:','Etie.7o'ille riticeilhfs`:tletere,, ,t. 11;, IVWet. 5t..1%1040k , might:l)4 o:haltered ae !Alt l in the '044 eitifse; 1, riithfilci'oisise of 4,,ressef bUeneltAhe Iteitekti Out s °, the Wianish :111kii ? To 'alciiitein Its Mt* - • ' iri '4 1 .4 eLthe bides coa te dpur for Pi a I ff. were des. Cp:sa i heionging 4 *pi A, and paid at , nil. Tkond the remaining. Igo9 neretsaid.to pet 441 1 14tf OW 4 an!' IFer 4 l44esed 4 )!.#0.4i4 , Per On lansFernimilijonOlo„Flifri i'rlaffiliPrcrsds ' tli,6 6 pAi . or the, hideg t , pprpottiag, to *lout to ar c, ..ii„ - ,.,otily.lit to be placqd is class C. r..!1! A n of: hi4ess was then , selling at about • 1 )1.; A 54. th e Prilitiliff Iwir.siVight ‘q,. recrorLtho t ditbreggii. betvieFu that, sum and Zso. VI! 100 , 04 be ha s% Paio, -.• TO Rtftt were telly gthsitautiatiO, 44 the Jury ilwindktoirt4rtil Ni timkgia*iii , . .: ,-.. . Ai&DD.IFAR &taunt .This wasaa:actiou , oal II:policy of insurance for 11.50l.effec1eion nipiendlyiof specie ' to be ship. pad fiat' Jamaica far Ergisad, 'on. board " any Qua or more of bit hiejesty4 ships." it was stated, that sitabestsof titillett had been put all board his Majesty's' 'choosier, -*the Rook, nontataaded by Liputesast Lawreace if tiffs Royal Navy. _On her voyage to England, atsushort dis. tance from Jamaica, the Rookfull brwithaFrench torce l .greetlyaepetior, and, aftee a gallaataction, in which-Lieutenant Lawsince.was killed, .and ate greater part of his crew, consittingoaly of 914 Intrai per. tilled Said wounde d, was captured. Mrs. Lawrence, the widow!of , the brave Lieu. toeing . who. censbutoded the Rook; stated, that Iheadiogeer eartted.fildns ; -she was' pierced for tw,N _lint taountedsfoer store on deck. . The Counsel for Plaintiff (Mr. &dead Sun.- nue) eriehed,to put is the bin- of lading, for the, paritallo.Of 'peivtag hit - cbdrit's interest in the spe cie:l4oS :01 vinuutillha Rook. - • - lehird:OhiefJuslice liairifill Et D would not bow. inw /Monk it ; and' Mr. SUEPnLRD not having . adOlidltar means of venifying the fact—Plaintiff atlikAlec. -' • .7 .7 yi ' -t* .. '-, , - SWIMS It %;ASSIZES. .iiii*A' :.; ...- • ...iaiii.ll . . " --- t l . :4. iIifICRESTER.:ASSIXES, Avows:T . l. 1 Tbetommissino *ai opened 'yesterday, by .11a pta•Wouil lied `Mr Jostl©c !B Amos, - be bike bu. , sionsibmek not - pooleihded On in the COllll6l "until this morning. Joseph Sampanrwertedictod for a burglary in the d welling-house Ofliikebart Page, at Crawley, three miles from Winchester, and stealing a Bank Mit sett a. silver. watt*, &c. MI the 12th bf•Mily. The Pcoseceter• had , been in . bed about •an boor • arid a.illf . , when he irm awpke by the opening of a ptikr: l sase door, aod eo;asking who was there, a ,y,ff i e,answerell, that jf,he ride a noise he would IMMtettly iiikaletuid. the Prisoner , armed with 'l i pm‘a hthiliwira, *icf,anotheT mac, entered the _ L riale i Fftf.pi's bed-room, hid demanded his money.. ' The . prisimie i , kept : the, pistol presented at witness's iircast,: wbitst his compels* rifled the house." The frrioooer, MI dreadful.Moeze, . said the booty (if y 0 npt s ,da, as. he yxpetured at lemt-100h and th al,spO, .Itiow watAssat's brains out if he slid 'it 4 ' I ,rir t Olt i ;;=i i tt e r ri e. Y alCineyhithe house! . witness informed tilt pgpiciSaz . the 'cos sad therefrpl4 blued, it s i ail tfOt otany great use to tgem: .0o ghis,O ft '”l7f-atilit the,?tOillagjo(t thahoppe, the Piesecutor. isetilig recnia*4 tlieso ti.tate Care of the candle. Witoas saw; the .Prisoser. at Winchester tiwrnest morning, end secured him. There was a.ehain• of oottubordthse -evidence which Inft windonbt of the Peitooit'i guilt. He - lodged it almblicdfousie At' Wincheeter, add helm aunty ' at 'the; time of. the 't6hisofr with •adelthtir . person of . ihe'sinie 6f ilifig lltiftiti who tom ibstended."-IGitilty - ,. Death. ' • WI ' VW redoraMeAded . lhe'Priidireeto mercy'. 50. tdilestitd.. tatty' nein* token to ' bid " The Juilkiiiimotateti paired sebtehte of - 'in thirPrlsdar: . • .. • . -,.,- ,t: IFINDPR, J.eir.sl%, • 4 . do Mem* eventat the aeatker, for timi law 1 , 09 e 4 the "MN was Allieoolßlool, cold ; the at. mosphere wow, eery homy, threatening rain, s that his• Majesty did. not honour the Terrace with ) his' presence- bet *i s evening ,- about a quarter after seven,' ;he Rind, aecnnipanied by the "Prins Caleb ElalialrEin' and SOilltai . took his WM& promenade till near pine o'clock, attended by* The . 'retrice, ioongb not overcrowded ; exhibited numero us #440 ! . g c.stiiiil ,but .the only !Nobleman we obtetted then" was the Earl of 'Custsan.--The Princess AaICLIA is daily Mee se/Mg trot* h#l , tale 'levee indlePositiOn o to iho 'great joy of all the Royer Family. Our Theatre opened last night; under the ma. ear:intent of Mr. Jltittata. 'The performances 'Were The Foundling of the roteit, and Rosina: Alit characters were well sustained by Messrs. Bosnia/1i Ctiesswect, aI:WM/NELL ; Mrs. EGER:. Tan ) gfratialli and Mill DENNUTT. The bense witivreapastahly attended; and the P9iy and Faroe went tolerably well of, *ilk the imeeptlOn of * few trilling errors in the scenery. " The Company seethed to be *ell reeeised, • and every thing pro. to . be >i silecessful campaign. The lite Shodreis have helped the grain to fill,. and thotgh the straw is Short, we %dye the pleasing -propped of a plentifel piimidet, in well Wed ears.' k. . .. - . Not only the flerse anti - Foot Guards were in rildiness to 'Cie Called out, and continued under arms Until pastbratio o'clock an Tuesday •,eighi, but all Abe military In the neighbourhood 'Or the metr i sipolls'irere pliend is a similar sitttiatroo. rttpFsTo4i;* Fit4T.—Mr. EdwardMiiien; of Betbersdeis, entries! qtt Tuesday week, at 'six 0;1'44 jp the ereolpgi (a go one htindred Miles ia s4lo4cessive - hirtm #1 Charing e getith ; ',thief' . 1 'CO leted 35, minutes within the wen 44.1 1_ PIL I . . , , ~ .. 1 thus.. 42r.. AU tla . plrformed the drat e ight mile; in an tiOur and sereansinites, and sent a mile in. eials pr eine Wiwi.'" fOr 'same timiatter th4t; ;to: tar the clo se he eriprared much fatigued,' ansi i p hit Aet *ere swollen considerably. . • A. Gorman tritons)r hes recently discovered in the tenialtbearltood of the Ital . Sea auk sole. of che Ancient eity of, Arch/frock •Firebnbly.thoevaillsi . 41 . 1 4 1 4 1 041 Y. - lip tctisit Ow soulaiss 914avoril public edifices, two aniphitheatres o .seygfal jo e laser, a simple, &c. . , .... _ . t • ~. Fir . „ polt p0014 . 411..4417enia , Lee and J O3O . Ci s ionsrp. 41.9 .1 1 r0141191‘1%. pickpockets,, ewe broaglte .1? tl,e INWic.oAP%:.l3lln t streat, in t h e custody of llumphreys, on Wednesday evenitigi, chargekivithpicking poeheta at .Charing.crosa, at th e time. that the wretch,• Dickensou, was st a i l d,,, ing iti.the . piJlory, on Wqdnesday morning. H uab , phreys stated, that he saw the two Prisoners, en d . another. „man, in company together, at Cnui eg . cross s ok.the above tiine,,iti the crowd ;, Itto ts ., lug one of them, and suspecting that they w ere about -te,coMutit a .robbery, he watched them, ap j saw bee makeseveral attempts at a Mr. Jackson's pocket ; and the other Prisoner (Chiuncry) was , close at Lee's elbow, endeavouring to prevent bins being seen ; sad on a coach passing at the tittle, • Lee drew a pocket-book from jr. .lacksou', pocket; .upon which he immediately seized him. and he dropped the book. The Prisoner (chi n ; nery) was secured•by a young man of the :seme n ( Beckett, and the third mats made his escape in the crowd. The Prisoners were fully committed to Newgate for trial. Thomas Eden, the driver of a.Richmond stage coach, was charged, under the late Act of Parlia. ment for regulating stage coaches, with using abusive and insultiag language to • Mr. J o h n M'Creery, _he being a passenger by the said coach on the 26th ultimo. The„Prosecutor, who rc. sides ip Windsor.streat, Putney, said • he was. an outside passenger on the above day,. fruat.Picca.. dilly to Putney, mid conceiving the Prisoner cu ill-treating a boy, he took his part, which its. ducted the coachman to insult him in the moisture manner all the way, insinuating, in the most dia., bolical language, that. the Prosecutor liked the boy better.than a woman. The Pau l ine .sri s convicted, in . the : penalty of 40s. which be paid, Ball of these penalties go to the .Complainaut, ut4 half to the Surveyor of thellostl., • J. IVebb was} brought up Si : Taunton, c h ugs ' with being a retorted teansport. The ,Prisuesi was committed foe. trial. Mamas Golding itito;bsott . ght to AbeiOlice r r ip the custody of /leery Adkins charged,- wigs 4 4, t , fraudieg llumphreysy die Barrister, 9f No wni segue, Lincoln's Inn, of 191.485: 6d. Tile p r i on . .seises was the Proseeutor's clerk. On thetltt , J ' ' Deal Lathe settledun acenstativids Mr. beedeno the Attorney, of Lteiolu"s lan, amnesties A ws 271..65. for his master., hut naly atGuentsd. to hits ; • fur 71. 17s. 6d. .On the discovery being utadowo thetith day of June, .be tibiiiitided., .Sines Alta r Limo he hea.,arritaeu several times • to hi": awettaw propuistA •to settle the business, • bilt,diti Mot ' say 0001 ile was to be met ; huA, as s length directed that a letter .wouElfreenaeln left at his brother's in the Boroughs . Retry AA., kiss, howeeery - by good taaoagamaat o fasted: Mall at as twiltliget 4 114 Wedoeidejs;aorkkeak.iiiniinto custody. • -His brother: afterwards opplisd to alaa Peosecntor to .seUle the battiest. • The Prisoner. acknowledged • the charge, owdestribeted• hiszkik conduct to an lapropuxottelection gitb.afe.4l4: 4 'Us was etininikted - for -trial., , rs F enre t = =s e m sgm r -•- . The diffiraillellbatwoon , mar and ?gam Jum herro wistisdeined by en **eel .writery In the thaitell peace, the.•sons bssmi Ureic failsors ; ib tlse-tialt of wavy fotk•irs-butithels-sons. • , Sixtbuentifill- staNions wero-yesiterdsyr pot on booed the , Fort Wilftivirt , Pocetmoith; forlOalcinta r to introit ties braid of .beeset , ll , that coitotty. • Yesterday , atoning • Ands tit' lib- house • in. St. Jantert:Aitate •WI Lt.t Wl4ll,llWi E 4 aged 67 years,. First Master Cook to .aftee 331 ears Itosiourtnie sod futtlifili duty tie' his •Rnyal -*aster. He was apprentieed- t Mt MAJOSTIP when he WO Ptisce Gemini", moose- the mists* iw thos‘dird- endow his•Mhstn'T secteeillegto the 'liken., lie appointed. hie" owe of his-Cooks ' , ‘andlfrons , Mat good end- meritorious- etondeeti he. t rrinOto be First Cook. I! tient,. " • At Makes, one Wednesday-la* ItaPlaikv aft thioilbm ;Edward John 'Sumas ramp/tom AI, Astp-Ipai 11114.‘ tenon. ora daughter, still bora. • - Milk** nt Chet** IFlAVElWojahire, lbw blij! It 7 (Waugh. bow at maw' r • - On Friday last, * Mot* WPM" ovit!cret "14.0442 fight peals BroWbe, tire Lady Chlw, heathen-plate. EallN tint altillagtfe • • — "tit Mr% AYitinfla 1 -194l1„,!Ifielt _411*4 11 0 4 **.issary-Getterld to t :forces settryluil Ote, EC Eats Mahas• ( A toistaut tool, of a son. wort* kta. 404asibk •!i..~ti . • • ,ttlitiAßMAZiti ..„. A /t i les. ma A llen, ifeintatm„ the of Wit. -Allen, EicF of' tewistahn; a.a g liser of Jobs St..liattso, Est. if Martha:lth. ,11au9n the lath Ws: Robert 111110Plcs 141 4 i 41.4 , 8 1 orthamptonshire. to Dorothy r jelow ' ter 00,1 kby, Esc mf'flatrow,Ott Coady of` hi** • . Ou Tuesday, last, h oats square, Paul MeStiufns flt a dattighter of the late Sir y Earl Porneftliakt . - . Yesterday, the Rev. J: Gholinfleit.itiet'SPtatliMp Norfolk, to Sells* Eliza, thind dalgiiteior l ime Esti: of Great Wlnchester-stmkt.-' • • .• •• • • Oa Thursday se'oniglot; it • Sr. ofkikrkeif 44fitrciss Masifiv* Sittilire, James Campbell, Esq. litAsusj i esrAtflivaliter h i(o4 tate John Armstrng, Esii. Yesterday, Mr. John . Partrtikeil'afillbtit • Wise. •'' &Craig*: t‘tlisi W 2 0.9 Southwark. ' • • ' • Yesterday se'neigbf, anirsticepcitt.loOteetly of. NO. ham: she Her. John .rd, el sod ofbite•Lont AM!- bishop nE'ruans,-io Miss Iterekei c only floo4lstersmai *Ott, of the late Robert ifoestey:, Esq. of Odom, in the Cuei*y 1 11 ., Nortbambertuad. ,• . • • • Ow the lab ult. at Itjwitaldkirkel'ili i Jehoillusebiasoa,set: . rgf Huotterthwaite, ilk Miss lielplr, l of Rohs ick. At the safae time. Miefftitall fluiebtoson, daughter of Mr _thlottMastas, to* ITin.t liellAlikelepetti: of Huudertitwalts , FatheeoldsialsighW were - ossipted vadry t opicaergsaamp—A# the day followmg, ars. hisit i•nt Wyly - delivered fit u chaff/ *bleb. do the third, sisiMesTed at 'het rtiorch where its toothit mad essodfuther ltdzo•,, losti4ssa Ship '11404 suited . , . . . D kEllif i. - 4 ~t.,(1 i i At .Ita advanced fice, at. IN le4t of .3!. Lifi ri County 0, WestatiTh Sir . thtlialolll Clinki.ll. ° B;M•lo row 1 thaftep_tose t iatittlati lithe kriviliPattimeat kr t Cooly. ..... Oa frida, last, at__ber pupa s . 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