The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-02-08 00:00:00

. .y.. . • , .Chirch 40 11 tenworpfjosiis the Tjou4tl4lors -Mis.erf ' 1 ~,, , .~ 0.111.. I . • • ~~ 1 . . roe SING i. ssgASITA NTS Or SpADVOILD. On the-appeal by the Parish Officererof Bradford, • against-an order of two Justices; for the removal of a person of the name of liolgate from- tbe parish where he was settled by birth iliadfordi the order of removal was affirmed by the Sesaiottay subject to the opinion of this Court Om a cabe,..themshetance of which was, that the pauper bound himself apprentice to a person residing io Bradford, and :ildwin agreed that pauper shenkt:keep himself,- .abasilillisvll-- wages, arid shotald'allowilis itestertitildW" weekly, lied every . week, ttio shilllit • It Pee 11ie 6 4 1 , coatendedi that the two shillings were se tchossebt ! iturehid . to the master within the 44 Gee. 3,esPi. MVO re, 1 , itentlight, quired that Abe. laden tures should have 6:ll9.4hillieg I pet stamp ; and they .having but a 16.shilling s 'woreessid, and consequently pauper did not acqUirekeettlement . it supposed in Bradford : hut the Court held, that. *be master t 1 not h er' duly receivecia part of pauper's wages, instead , of;the quent Thole, le which he was entitiedky common law , ,*sall'and the _ bettefitto the mister as required ' thirsty Order of Sessions confirmed. Soh.- 101101117M1111 0? awannsion. occurred oleo leeeteed . hy the Suasion, for 1 the stock . Coort,•that the peeper occupied l imi t it44,ll value of 'Bl. Ss. yearly Inane pc- ! t ' possessed of a freeholdoett te jaunt**. 109414 of 50s. per ann..Swilich.lseilted ,°T v .„ L " ln pi. of which be received tho4 , ent. ;-BeOulero pti that this was not such:en °APO- sa z i f i le "" .., pauper to a settlement It vie • that as the occupation of tio farms _..;,.,, ' .amounting in the whole to US. `,".& k , although .the greatest part might be hi. i r a m il tlr underlet, gavea settlement ; .aforliori, an 'l° tenement of Bt. . 81. per annum, - with ' de . , 11 ...." 1— 5 i." - estate of the yearly 'tains of St. 'Ms. '''"!'__ ""-- setirtiment : but . the Court held, , that in ' 4 4, . was- an absolute occupancy, bet , body never occupied the freehold. The ship, case. had gone very -fai l :and that , crew er ete a new class of eases by adopt. th' which was contended f0r...--Or. ' confirmed. focatml. whom' three insteletents In opposition to this Rule Mr. Serjeaat i Nanostals maintiive6, that the Plaintiff was privileged to lain a writ of execution for the whole itempd, me */ is weans the residue of the first. N9O-phyrness the tfiird• instalment had been admitted by, the Da..l (endear in hii -affidavit, Xud be was sxrpristelli; th al any rocltipplitation had been imitkoiall in the Court ef COMMOO /11441ifilii6 PIM said, arbesaffilthe-~ imed for aestritigtaiaed the Rule, be - bed hoes *wholly" mots, oncoming the non-pupate of the second moiety, : wed, indeed, had refreseoted to the Ceara, that the whole instalments were satisfied, 'except:A residue of 391. 161. 6d.. Untesahe had made .represeheation, the Court would ant have gmuted, the Rai,. = . Mr. fmejeant Bast said, he .weuld candidly cos,. Less, that when ,he moved for. the Role, he con-1 caved, that all the instalments of both moieties 'erre paid except the residue which his Lordship bad mentioned: Had he known, or even apprehended, that the whole. of the second moiety ronmined•un accounted for, he would not have sued for4ny such Mule. • Their'Lordsltipe immediately zointaanded4he Rule to be discharged, with costs. - • _ Various orders hue been receired in towel from Berlin for coffee, sugar, &c. Time Continental mer chants no longer deemei it tweet/all to write in ci phers r. ambiguous terms, but communicate their orders in the UMW style cif business, without any Else of the • consequences of iioktting the " Conti nental System." ?stentstaxis AmsconaiD.-.The pPrpetsatai the bore minter near. Frame, have at length identiCal been for some slital of de:x*o(ol4 . ed. .Tll4 are treereqn4 allitl, ti t)114 smosesof tarf.! dark .loCcrlorPOry Pother or whom has yet at tained Ikea. of 'twenty : they were than in the vi cinity arrome. Carpenter turned King's evidencef B r whet the followisie circumstances attendant oil the atrocious act were detailed :—rpenter, it 40 7 I pears, borrowed the fatal gun of the father of a young woman to whom he paid his addresses, Vie ' der pretence of selling it to great -advantage. lie proceeded with Ruddock to Mr. Webb'l house; which he entered, and asked for work. il Aft i you rogue," . said the old man, jaw*, " yoav, don't want work—'tikonly an excuse for -0 jewel drink ;—fetch him :scup, Molly."—" Thank yew' Sir," said, the fellow, " but here's Ruddock at the, door."—" js .1'1,1" rejoined Webb, " Off ! theti we must have a larger mug, my maid." Whilst the girl went 'opt to obey her master's hospitable orderl Carpenter beckoned to his companion, who stood at the door, and pulled the trigger of the gws at his der voted victim ; it missed fire ; but, on another at. ; Itempt, it went off and fatally succeeded ! The per. nut,, rusbiog in at the moment, endeavoured to escape from 'the murderers, when Ruddock overtook her, cut her throat, and with theessistance of Care i pester, threat her into a-well, where it is supposed ! she lingered' . led to viler'. • _ _. ) j (9a l t iito tie! WI& - 1-T‘ !a re- s tfioiee; . b u t toy-nue Pro ban t ra lS: c446 4 7s to" - ia su' r •h °ltiets.okt 4 4 ‘ 41 pti ll ; f e . K riliwaftif ines (10f Lobbed to manakin ihei j i ' Oft thseUth.itli. fi s. . ,ha Toed wigs, Ip his cousitig heated, no** thett. crowns, ae4 skendestray the 'Mops, 'with Mr g nuTrverve:wat.votooted vy . e t B rut cup, Merdfuh :100 AA._ 911. hato4oo:lleflintaird s lOski 111.411t.7.: Thosasysi *l_ I _ l .°Yett: s : t i tarZy n i . . • " Vaidions ."` it a foiift alegoinkett9eatcteraw Traase. drew itti ye - *Sem* .osoorod, " kfr• '' 4 44 fr a . Parry, whir *alai - the/raft It., : wee. tent- inthieoti. - V t Anne - ------ tat i oa ot = toi j is t ge b . goyim . therefere,, tharliikpawityraltoption in which Parry '7) ue stpod. Mr. De Testis Corned ,a box, but took go i fitt f r beitaii!- - • 7'..! • ' bill from it, Ise suit Parry quitted the 'loom.-- liorers s ieln and Prussia. T W he3r had been gone abolif Milt an • hour, *hen One; VI) Napoleon :mooted the title of 6 BMW youseaele, a t iatns came told Mr. Marden an d a Mr. Gods, t re-c4 - .Pture of Taule n• see hi. di/1 41 0 4 "i dhae/ 64,4 whe was with idne t . that Mr. Da T. could not find - . the bilk Me. d. fever, said, that he w.4p14 4ot leave the house until bolted seen it. Parry then "430,1)1is sckitewlelOont which there was no need for bins to *att. ` TMlisnifit "of ,the goads, Which took place after this / werntiecira nature, that if Mr. De . T. were alloweit to choose himself sole assignee,.. no weak lnilividast creditor conld,contend with him. He was quite satisfied no commissioners would, allow him to do' po.•, When Mr. De T. knew lhe criminal situation in which Parry stood, he told him to go sad draw bills to the amount of 250001. and bring theta to him.— After . the forgery, De T. obtained of Parry goods and -money to the amount of 60,0001. t now, all they asked was to put the general body of the creditors on an equal footing with him. He asked the Commis sioners not to consent to receive Mr. De T.'s debt, and they were willing'. to put cif the. choice of as signees, and even to go before the Lotii Chancellor, in order to have this point of • practice discussed. Sr. SliktirlLLL read. Mr. Do T: it patitiott to . the praying that's. valise sale* lie eeton.the might be improper jn Jimm to datila. • there was .40701450 improper Hy dot Adt at rit,AbtMasti the ,colt maims 16 ~ niftb e he .had U*4'44 •viv to question sight be.saithitthe or . (Won of kgroper- trio anal . If, the clawatsploors _rektor& M F .. Dc Ti.' proofs he 'would sake the • opi nion of the Ltd Chancellor on it.• *hi Wish, at the desire of Mt. ifist. was, that his etaiiiiitation might be as public as pbeilklieg gnat thes4 had Mem a good deal of opinioh as to fetrassis of the Whole trans, - actios. : • Mr. MOrr.O.WO .regeol. Mr. Most, .otte altha:Gammissitrama, tatd, that ha felt a considerable !m on *it occasion, as is his practke of 37 y,e4a l isty e had never known a cue like the present.. HP had heard noulkis at either o f the examinations "which could steepthii *DOW! its: propriety on the; canduct of Mr. Detested: Re r elltidered that/dv. De T. shook'• bp: snowed to '}lase, and if so, be suspected** 4gyp i rilribusia4 vas imperative oti thenk so as o eWpiti stat ! 'resent him from i f otits tin the cheOca assigassa: imilar ' Another. of A g e ocoiyiatisdebell.4j.' opinion ; 1;m Mr. Vinsirltha tided) - tied that the iloint of .prictice was is 'bad been 'Stilted by Mr. Moisteru. t and, attei some ocievonntiori g it was agreed to refuse. Me. De T.'s debt for theinasent; and inthe mean tiaiiithist the pa' atof practices should bp argued before the C Banc kayo The day ppoietittg.the assignees was _adjoiftbed tilt ,4SSASINS. At the nine the people called A.siisains, mused :such fears on the Continent, there West man of Po lish . eztraction offered for a reward to find est the system upon which they acted, act to dev‘ew plan by which they eight be effectually eels many was at this time io the most dtvadfulappeehen- S9llf for the .safety of- the flora ig h 4d. - the A s . attains had, in some one of their branches - teMived twee offence, and, accortling to thiii usual tustetn; had sworn to revenge it with the dagger. Their oath was inviolable, and it happened that one of the Priuces of the German notion was the object %enlist whom their enmity. was directed. - The-offer of the.P.kleWall ICCIte4II • and it was re solved-that the intended victim of the *Manila' re sentment should, in the Interim, secure himself by bers and bolts, and all other weds modest the in. 1 , genic' us and cruel machinations - of this dreedfel peo ple. The enterprising Pole approseltet the moun tains where be was to meet this little nation, and tetrodece himself to their chief, who was call ed the Old Man of the Mountain, as a perator who wished Ito be naturalised by theta. H. was - laatantty re— wired selth every appearance - of welcome, and was struck with tbellootOtality as welt as ibeshaplicity of his entertainers. 44 was enrolled amongst them, avid the Oath, by whishle will Anent to _adopt the molt determined system of.seienri administered to Met. Be_ gradually, obtoloed their faint's, but was cu'rprised that no confidence 'or tar solicits nature was reposed in' him, and though heevety day henol of the botrdige Murder! oftvi4tted by. the assassins, be never could Ashman that ..the people held any thelsange,.or that-they aipirimi.44lo illOteet conscious 's'', of wavy Oct of At . Isegth it was resolfeil by .tlits Cbier, whol Wert Wei law, that the new comer stionlithave a wifg treat uMongst the eatsgbeWint it the Ass eosins ; situ thereto, - *time *Jews 1-0411, ablely dicected to the, object apes whisk be set set, was 04 fiti witch a re solution at hits marriage sight be: , the, means of let ting. blip into the secret of their plots. He was, however, deceived 9 for his wife either us ignorant, .) - K pr etended to be so, ' upon the ssibject, on which he constantly spoke to her. &Wee aeon eeperienced -the effects of Ms rash attempt, and tile-icrep and vi gorous schemes of the people whom he. wse.begiosiug t 4 think so offenceless, 114 was broods*, in the dmd of the night, before the Old Man of the ,Moun min, and having received from him a cotitevnptuoos rebuke for hid arrogance, Was told' tlia4 llii plans were all defeated ; that he might go heesnalad tell Mt friends tbat-he - escaped.with his owtt life may for taus ammotazo.--.lnr prwr-....w.. itt minter of Mr. Webb and his servant,,Chancellor peaxing lone, which we recorded./ few weeks _ sloe s 006 1 whi c h it WO !molt been discovered, provq toise 00 MA ,dic) not tick ti s* eriPMlkgPtral, ..,__.dry bar _lithati t°. PtiCtiediPli some tipie e s i Imo, ow . oit - crep, to the gent 1 another man, visahr semi siiiiiistivi. mire.. /hat he guilt, the real oelpriti were net apprelteo6., ofer waa r tbat tbe q __ _• D---/ I Asian ei 11.11INKIef I t i . • whole, to which he wa II " ''' . that it waa'not such a I a largenstamp. • Orde •. „- tux KING 11.11112 11 , ` V: • • It appeared by *a 7 . the opinion of this Crt 1 %. ,o, tenement of the valt \ "441), and was possess( i parish, of the value c neverAlatopiall, but i i ' . .The Sessions held tha 1 ' - lion as entitled the 1 now contended, that •in different parishes(' per annum, although -4 medintely underlet, 1 ci- ).. . occupation of a torte' i ( a freeh old estate o i• -yorOnW give u setfrem - \ / 411 thob....cases there 1' • % / Ure the tbaurr nay Court said those CV b,, .. , they st Mu, twt Neal ins; the construction der of Sessions coati . , , • • -:, ' - • s r.-, ) • • • ~ , . • . . • . . " ,•,- • • • ' • ' ' 44les:7 ''" l-jira * TUE if t i lt e relaileir - ' '''`'...-;•:"--• - ' -•. ' . - _ . .............___ . . , • - - - iiiiiicilei4 - - . COURT or oo tileftws, re• I. , . airgatuP rcy ar Lidlli . AM . ANDAAnaIt ...,,Ltv,... itar4 •*Alzailt • •I ' atilt, iliellat et *elm, *Alai :heia; ililio. ! ts , . liiiesitareasaed lige. at. •o• . , ~ ._,_..„,...:::- • , ... . MT- 9ft j tam " V;(444°"°l4°4l446aa r gr. "Mr, of.theVvotil%o l o liyht.6ok, tfiatforts ' AT iva lco lA Y A i , 4i nbelVet Aefiejitii, reel , ageinst a Kele , •blainod , ee e ,101110 t , ..i br:. t at isvgijst 4,ii,* will,o4lol4,lPlic Mr lireact.d lii lfirti by Decor. 4opt, w o •te T $0 Otf." 0 " 3 " Wil* l l 4 " 1417 " 11 P ali ' ' i'' • ' * • - - ..:. - iiit• • ' Or Oen/ tries f 1 / 1 4 141 01 ) 0 0 fijf thl rieta r 4 1 ' . • ''' iv in opera - n*Ade. , t , . ,_ of 391 ' 151 * 4411t4"al Qf 4"ti t t r i ° tit% Ill‘ulii ' Mr. Mo;;TriAlarilattiiiiiddked in i ia t il l i pped itra ti a l l a i s t ina l i a t =rte upon the Dgehdapt'ioodOin sl)l4 . ) . l. .._: triei .. oray . Ar ina d e tr r . .. if , , 0 ° if ltt sxl ..,,, ....v i d e • • •• - - • 4 • • 1)Y wl 4 l Will . 'tura- `"' """ ' - r - -• T -7 • ' • f "'t; ii In - d . L 'ib eitt h e . - pi a l a tiff b a ybig.Seetatitt Ill!, De . Tistetyi i.ii,. iii ti . .2___.A. be m iti u K w iik ii rs ),04. 1 t 1 1V 1_ , • ' , f- , . , ..., o , l i tior frg . lTi vesi. P°7 .- 4rore q on!" i "Kline In one 10 As enontry Courts spina Of D t r a i:hclica el. APlMet . l l 7:r t v:4 l , ol 4 OA beta ilith woe tbst a ttukt . 2, i yive 1 fonduat reecho , '" i'lg"lnt. of daf". l/4inii ir ig i l e isit' ' F s P itt l y i ter atte s t / 6w 4 "6 1 11. 1 te lll4 :o 4 sitotilri R'W'!*4 l : ll l hd ritooeut o of .$l4l. In default of thq.plifinco , .•. •-••• -1 ~ ~ .. . ,„ . , 4 _ ... .. il weginade lairfeCtor 'the Pfalutiff to levy die .. Ili"! b e it i ( Atm _. , .. , . . rept v,I . "ed . ea .. Z fibe.A. .1..6. ana _ nie °that but V an . exectitaPiC 14 wis stipulated lii the Cowls, the 64111b1 . .. 1. ' 1 • '.• - ' ~ „_,__ ); the leii7447•llLesid AbiltliWitilittili4(3).-: 9 - Kr• INlS!etgab,„:lll Iteetteel f 6 r the reen "'"'W clivision i t3)-shilt sprlarapir the Howse et God; hccOnstnint4rir .Of Ole' Defendant!, repiesentatiose.tio, , -,.- ~ ..., , -lief the divulges shield be divided into two nue coldish , *id ,iiii iiaa:asireaseir insists that it. . Ice viespameireseriteneastemeimmi . o f texiiiiiv, logo Itere to .be' paid by it'wer shb•ldlactlidamood l his ingation lit.tbidaS MONS 4.b1 00 d ak oi 4be'tfo o o 7o f 4 1kOp ol git e k t • Ti to I hi s indeighell% beilik4twith hfiell' al 2 tes W i n ': 1 ,,,„% a " willlekliflPieicgt..., isdicA 43l lY te,„; e 7 l :nY qlet t 4 ), serial Church and the whole *odd shall de ore thil l'hvi Orl) ititillitalMenti,.l4.thf• unit mo i e ty ;;i i the pteprittit Mir I „Tfltfa• The liter; c,"1: .attivargtru•N• & a most cekented dim (4) 1 . 1 Tesoro' Oa at the... a •PP ekted P eri lt 1 fis t eb: Aai" lten,ws t e ci e ii.t . A4: 0 07 or liiiiirit'? 4l ", #it ifitiat i 4 4 fiiritif‘?,,,,..._ : ,...,.......„ r negteedrete -.ljet th e e e meli ' der / the i l l e t 6 f 'S O *flaw . * • 0-1 - Isn ' If "' • ..". k. • glei . ehaiite deatiotedlS), 414 FfslyW4r(ate int. 1 , tablets. ifitt of. execution, enabling him, levy et de rs ittiaq, U „woe. ;sot to be a patios emit- r, it id d r iveryrons-their se(pirsastealasyrßho:Chol4 the residoV" - of -4iii first- moiety, and Bios foe the ..... 0 *Wild by bbLognisterbates e n " in "" 14 _, bil* , I ' ) Pastorvehall . he driven . from their. path mod the ' i 1 Inhole of the ' 4 leLend,Amountieg to AO l . Ag el t ;3' , b. *mom soot o t ibis!-of tlm9 l l l erlrli9ttsit boo churo shill br striipsd of a, tentriptgoinit I • -this writ of elecntinn the Defe nds " se ' sc'estill 'HP *gig 0 . t ° **roe iPtereet to them, '',F " I (0A • • bat I length the Mark Eagk(7) - anith4f4on 1 and solkitedifor and obtained a Rule to show cause, hi i him** lust ,abvidoo .1t:, 'Phi . pfeetteti I (9 :al appgaehovering firer fir coutttillii:•Stitery why - the exeCution should not he set aside die wilt ( NO when . * MO" °et eh ne ll 'Prefieit' ' from 1111 ,to 'AU., OltUCity 'nf Optifiiibe ! thordshbit AIM re. benkrupt oibliPliebti* et e° the ere of bursts islet O, shall cotnt-a-hillast I,a thati - Oh . .1 payment Or 361, lAs. Bd. being !.! three instsdritents of the first moiety., baniresch vie iconusagsamen risia..uothow yes of rigoopei • (9).thots skint ile a itieelid awl the whole o n of the r, threat her into a• well, where it es SlMpuseu rar,appoisttug,tne ssaireem w.... 7 ,p,- - -- me friends tut. hoseicapaa , wna .. „,„ ...,. _., ___ Mend some him's. The villainc then proceed.. day nest. - -. pgio,of - ihs4 laoloosisl- net Iwo ridothebosor end aft*rwssf!, ,_ _ L ___,,,kitthe don. lll , I ' ' '. ' ' ' ~.. -inifi r—: ' .- the .; whom ho made the e*Peri- hes* " %iteste- CarPetittg2lllll.ll " e i r t. ,4: 7 In - ivie 'PP i.at ' -• • - ' Upon . hit; Wila..he found that th 4 PrlnCt ri : ~ , , ~ A elen'sitlectkond with the rapt •Tratalw inis Made bat • Aire ntd•slan'a of!ibtaiutr*`. Cr it iii: ti ' ,l lk& ti ' l lii s oyrn i e joi e f'h it t that , ao tract . bid for several ' of the articles ; and: ettiStt y • Sim*. kit.; Gn di. highway al4rlUfliel eisilid tie ;tiled - tit 'the iuttererev. 404 'hist,d - s.funeril sermon reached tto sibs- !",,,,, i ° l lr at stneir r at. . ll ... i ..,_ - The Ls wom b* . a !nitre, allUalre to -the dreadful deed, in `, 46 _ m _ . ...,, i . ."=.....r im. _ 204 ,1;74 , r . p a t to o ct . .; • ,. .____,..__,.. iv A ns.: be had been so principally .coscepoil bst it Nntg.imirip o lle i gl it ,; ( l - o i l l;. who has tismg • . 5e°71 . 7 .7 and .. 4 . tau ... . . flier 6, . Maud the camPanctiamf of his etmscleatql". l4- ri es aal rent Italia of t paiihrti 'th that aw.• ~,,,,...,—tionsit. 0.4 ,,..c1 i gs 1 _ , ,,,,, ri „„.,... vol. lAte acceleraled the discovery, 'hat/ not -h i s 'fr . - h.& bd. Surt6i . ill' ktiOtlie naletd of 'the keitil giaiii ce (wagon), ..!dee '1 -... :5. ,.,,t . . A. t incautioui boaits of motley • led ,to elk ° h Hit lift er oa t i i ; . Hit sail .pso. stow (Sillikor); 0:- •• * littaao . : 4 !....1 he ultimate detection of himself. aid lo . ceedit r i i ividt - en . %unfold, bav i et wilt* 'bit .... . . .. .._ _ . ty aebotnplise. 1 oas t . ts: t • • • . as p a saangeia, 11111 4 pip, :44 ~ ,r , ti.rdas,_ am) be' j ita . m il oriling ibli 7 16 Ar in a ste r low ' : l e . , O;UN . ts it ten li imo ßl 3 - 130 .47 It io 7 te l li s afier DAS 7 . , FICIDC-AllOther Mehmeltely instsposif *tads _p int, vh . gi . 4hfec t io o lp dp, p o p. p to hir..tt t. . t5 ,..... 1 . 020 ,,,,,..- a i,„,.. !Ted on Saterdat. Mr.*Chuifield, a Malahar•af oi n i a .msat'ipaesl aii d. aria* Waif tb . , - .---;.--: Ex __ kock Eachange, r t a period to his i, _edstenee Oihers staid. the . • sty ' . ''" ft L'lll i 111 W;' *l4 , will isiEAKIE:S GSNURIR-PlLeirstly Wawa limit*" htwoOlf With A-osta, it the Inds* raw, a pi lad e d i f i . 1ifr0. u. .w.,•-"at ',id , . _ ___,.... L.. ..„ v. r ite itantr v 040. Le. one aliiibeiitelt sr ins ink4strk iteitsitt bitrigit!l PAT . Tg. iswolibl .Mr: V. had Wooded •toOW at - the . then* iiitiig lo AI Ciatt bOolditAli 10 11 " 4 8 11111 0 - "I -: t igi v innh a WU Ike ' tabill . "it n rec tste*fir ire *lO4 et - - 40 i•aktdaY With • 'reitY 4 Iliella•LO!114 had ' little expeetlio lamb b Plate. :o*o 'of -A* illiihh Ma w_wili info ‘ ...eaL el a11 5..., 14. e r con . Ir Mit a4lfes.or wi ,,,.., ioest thither to( the perms of Prrtolg. !'," • to PiarsillikWilli she 1040Ys o.til PL. 11 .171 Ezagiva , 7diotritvs'Aseeks igzie-h&d..i.!_trti:, , loot fir ,the compeni. ' Ape's. giiin4 the Ome.?.. em:lan k t h irolaskis 4944ll .. ~ Ni.E,... ) , yet w,rowtr i lt.nt h ri iai v . ' Otdilei ht*' hid a cop df 'coffee , nosed with ii a ! i v , - n l, l : c ;ki ' pe a ,,,,,, , 4,,,,: „rt it .„,..,..,, ..,_ taiiest miiri ;e o4 l do* iof handl'', awd - reid the newspeper. Beam& r i ' l 4; hi p ' : f a l e . r e y itsif eittit i g b ' ii=iiki ,_, tie et •7 - , iniitbesiet s ixitivf x :a ga 00441 lios l Oo f th° 4l bien" 4 "Ile ' waiter , ,_,,_, 0 I .'l for, defence than hillgsrstestebesss Ott• . I w AO' st 5ie ,,„,,„, 4 " r ,0c . lo the, elitsiotty corner, Where ha Pt*. tatataarplatol Withhithalddhllhoblb w . 01•11sAaek . 6 1 ,21 0 :r.esie: wn„,y,.., a I A eisehiTtoons.ltOnr Migb 0 10110 •Te* • I l e T e P ert of th e I"; 44144 loOsootesi ot bto,oostkiStstol - it , kro l lti r • t i Fillittie Wye 1 of ern; as, t„,v4e Sint#7 the letitterd' td tOe jet, w ho found ,M rs ,c.iesijo * o il. A lit If t _ ow Ai t mi l ygol ~ y . 9,.. Vi tort tie earl • . y p at l ib se t e l: „..einv i v , milli to t. Hp d. Mr. C. has lottgbeeitlinoww ,to latidat hider , assaa w aa to m ., oiti y4 Alikk%tt . Tr 'Mt , . I i nns t s iPoIOO OII of iPiri!L . . , . gt .. gilvamiktie#hipinati of tbellighir 4..iiiii*. .la 'MI vanis., ua, .4-.., ad ~..i. . ,,,.• 0 ‘,,, 1 nd, I T wail lately fOtOd iloatips•netr - the boirafthat. thOy this** itiodiNsten• 'bid , * withal.lo l l lll . •• ,A ..t ;xs , . ~.... ), . . vertu j ,Grey p t 'AVIO* ithiwati wiCtirewstod:itiy . .thi,*44.e4 - stud, _stithist . 61.9iiis' INS* - •, .. 1 .. i 441'. .* Mtll flaitlei t l'it'll. -14,"!4toi&I4StiAttiit ..:1,.. w who 'fisissittlio goislhotird,- alliAtikl iliat• j :4 •iseoleiefh - • „ ii , u , . . . . 1 41 5 1ifiatut Arfillll"itler: &CANN., Wilt• Yffif .itS ated. Three of the crew are it catatody L ote o ...tar.irsolv4 ..-,4-• .•.: . .•_. .' t • ‘,.., '• • . - ICIW4I by L. eau's, . i'll '. om is idmltted King ' s evidence. • out of danger froth tbto . -- • of IN shot. - - . . . . . I. ,war. °mice. F. firet4veek • LADE INFELLIGANCE..: - • COURT OF CIIANIcERY. Fee. 6. ICX•PARTE MARDALL IN THE IrATTSII Of LATIUM ATID-PARST. • • Mr. !Aso! and Mr. Meareous supported tion, praying his Lordship to rescind his order of yesterdey, by which Mr. Detested was allowed to prove a. debt of 86,0001. against the estate of the Bankrupts, on delivering up a quantity of Spirit4', &c. value 16,0061. They contended that flit ippW cation made to his toritshlp yesterday," whiclt-was entirely ex : parle, no notice- of it having beetaigtviefe and the order following on it, were 'entirely 'towel, - and total'unerebellootell. ft was dangetoes o .too e, ti allow M r. Deteste d to grove a debt to the Ren t of 86,0001. that not het i% the full amountler - air; debt claimed' by him agMnst thn:Bankruptietztel, his.demand going to the extent of `120,0011k !tellies w'"oistd constitute him Tole strbiter Of the Sate fall tM etber parties intereSted. Added td this, it ap:il peered by the present Petition; that Mr ! . getattedi bad intimation, in the presence of the Petitioner ank others, that a forgery to the amount of 252,060 r. hi* been cetnmitted against him (Mr. Detested) and" passed by Mr. Parry, who was then present, but since absconded. Sir S. RoMILLY, Mr. BELL, and Mr. SIIATIWELL, On the other side, eontinded, that the Petition of yesterday, had disclosed al; the facts of the case ; that there vas no person on wheel it could haVe been to..ved, and that it was a case requiriwg the iintnediate interposition of the Court. Mr. Detested had been called no to undergo certain prirate s examinations be fore the Commissioners, previoue. to his being al lowed to prove his demand 0014 the estate of 'O4 .Bankrupts. This he, ivy theadvielerlds Counsel, bad refuse*, to comply with; but hip Mao willing •to submit to every pliblic examination.- end on those terms, was willing to 4iteany underlain the Court alight wish. • The LORD Cnatecuttia agreed that the order of rsterday was hastily and iaconsid er ately issued. ae therefore ordered that it be.reversed, giving di. sections that Mr. Detested be examined this day at one o'clock (it being then past twelve o'clock), at Guildhall, publicly, before the Commissioaers, spe cify ing the amount of his claims, and adducing his proofs in support of them. His Lordship, injustice 'tit Mr. Detested, thought it proper to add, that his refusing to be examined in pfivate by the Commis. sioners, was far from inferring any thing culpable on bis part. COURT OF KISIG'S 881iC8. tras.6. On the motion of Mr: NOLAN, the Court granted a rule Nisi, to show cause why a 'Mandamus should not issue, directing Mr. Knowles, Mr. "Awes, and Mr. Chambers, the three barristers appointed Commissioners under the last Disolvent Act, to rent their warrant to bring up a person of the Name of James Morris, in order that they might take his case into their consideration. This motion was made in consequence of a doubt entertained by the Commissioners, whether their jurisdiction ex tended to this case. It 'appeared, that the Act gave the Sessions jurisdiction as to all vinous who, on the sth of June, were id cestody. foes debts not est steediog 20001" and gave the three barristers juris dietion as to person in custody for *Ms exceeding that amount. Morris, on the sth of Sane, was in custody for 20951. Ss. ; bet on the 15th day of June 4001. of that debt was discharged s as his debt on the Nth of June was abet* 20001. he could 'not be re. lieved by the Cession ; and if not relievable by the lierriaters, the Att as to him would have no erect. lir. Knowles eed Mr. Lewes stated, that the queftion lelth them was, whether their power was limited to the sum dee when their warrant was to be granted, or whether it was to have reference to the sum due on the sth of June ? Lord ELLE:tient:mow stated, that he had no doubt, Sot that the framers . of the Act had intended that persons In the situation of Morric;honld be relieved; Nat that there appeared to be somo obscurity in the Act, and that the Coati would consider it. He dl rected the rule to be served on the creditors of Morris. • • - i' 1 r