The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-05-22 00:00:00

' • ‘li rt . ' .'i:dlirs INTRtiMBNC S. —...--. • , r• ' taVP*OP 10 NG'S • BENCH, Mae It - • . Venire Sittings after Eaiteereno, Wow the Lona Glute i ; - • - * . JurricE sad Common Jades. • SMITH C. SIONSLL. O. • , ThlietWl et aitl64 of "stank ' Mr. flraatai'e _nod Mr. Cosiw were - for tie thin. tit, aoo An ki cos Etfor the defendant. , . The plailtiff.tras seaman on board the East India . . - orimpaaiseisipothe Marchioness of Ely, of which the "lime wea.fearth mate. Is the month el Aagut. dud, the veinl was working op the river Walesa,. Is Chime, when. as was alleged, the 'defender.. with. eit,;asi apparent toineeqatien. repeatedly struck the plaintiff with a roped ,eati. knocked him dews. dial! . • Tie principal witness was - a muter at arms oit.llail4_ the onset, who !had • lama dismissed • hit situdal. kw • Impaled simendact. Tree other weave proved that the defetilitt had ettieck the plaiatiff, bat ander' ihaelitibeetancee,,M- foe whit provotatioa they toaq'tieh atilt. • • • • Mr. &tapir "rent, tit the Jury apes the credit, dm , 1 to the priacipal whams to Support the plaintiff's tit"' and urged the impestare of spholdieg the aatitalty of 'Seen Oa board mettastile ships, h order to pre., serve diseikline. . Tbo Cats, Janice , sail . the Jury mast Iliad their *diet forilaplaiedff, as there was no justificative !V StailL„ ,m ,!. ".atewarst of damages wee peculiarly for _, .Tha — A r ciiiratilestit plale4lll.4miatiai ltif, ' . j.-7 • - ." ...- 4 6,... . , ••• 1 . MN& ore'cOMldON PLEAS; T/Mr.2l. - . .... . c ". -' • •• ..iivirew b. LOSS 'AIM. '. : ; • Idr.'ilerjeast ai411.14 stated, that this was as as. ! .. .. , adaihrtmght . ky tlerplaiatiff. as inakeeper at limp daiMillibiteovemie from the defendant a sum edam I: ; • WHOM/ keep of ems 'oat his berme. It applitait Lf ., :.- t at bad sent hie bay with the lima :Wail r . a hiarre;lMasding himself to ridethelibMat .: E ... • skea aut n the foilawiag day to ifilpil SA, ' - hordlgltthe ant day, accompanied by allidiplib.. he 1.. -.. 1 ardietkiev.thie heves, lathed • dispute with dittoed," '. ' ibes the chirge. .The. defendant paid 3e. asking if Aare was ady other demand ? The ether replied in the segnehet bat added; m yea have ant given may any ' Oohs." The defied's' called him a cheating ,seal. met eeddg be *mild .sot give him a farthiag. Tim tat* Ikea saki, -be should set take any can of the - home au whieh!the defendant had riMes to the lan. ig MOM The stable by the do. ..diat SI mother .as returned. end what hadecenrred . defeatist to .mke refused to do, add, Nil would make Mr., defendant, eesteatied There bad am , that the defend the keels of the , os the evidence sufficient ground is . • .1 ode 'Miner* A trivillsr, sai posigied hem therefore rides ta, observed. that it was ►a beillvielsal, to whisk teawitated aotteheir wields • mut N oath' conteeded that have been jam, t „, __.__ Into the street -1114.4b •trice acceded to the objection. ali • *insitifertThe plain tiff , but gave leave to move to we lt Aside, and have s new trial, if the Court should think the plaintiff; ander all the chcnmstances, entitled to inistais his Winn . . • " 401111.41V0RY COURT, MAY 21. NALSILN:NALLID DALTON, Off OgliNi 011 IRAN '/* • . a line • DIAN) O. DALTON. Im-illimeent. the facts of which we have already braagbirkelhait our readers, - SitAlnates. ROBINSON denied that the marriage was Milaa,l void. It appeared that the baptismal. Rams!'" the adaor mu Sophia Ortea. mul that she was married by the imam of Sophia Maestri. La the memorandum book Of she clerk of St. Mary's. Is. lingten,.the husband hid entered•the games of hie • Le:ended elf' as Sophia iturswi Green, lad she hem •after the testimony, lad w subscribed him ammo' , jsi the marriage registry of that parish-41room. lallitinces which Axed a frond , on both the parties. This '..facts which .wen pleaded beiag admitted, is was in. 'listfessary for the Court to entre into them. The ease ' of " Sullivan and Sullivan," had been much relied on, •la the argument ; brit upon looking to the decision of the ArrAtes' Court, (co which 'het cause was appealed from . the Cousistorial Court of London), it would found that the Learned Judge had laid down this • prisielple—that it was Dot aecessary to prove a posi live freed against a party in artier to invalidate a • marriage, where the suit was for nullity by reason of endue publication of bans, false description. or mino rity ; but it was enough to show that what was dens might have the effect of fraud—aantely, deception sr seisiafenaation. Now, is the present ease, the mar- rive was against tise expressed wishes of the father; the female wu a edam., and the subscriptions, both by the husbacd and the wife, of the wife's name, were fen The 'marriage was concealed by the female from her father's knowledge. and only acknowledged, after inquiry on the one pert. and denial followed by It on the other. Not merely the intention. , bat the knowledge of fraud was thus traced the parties. It might be difficult to say, that 'leadiegs any reason was assigned fur such the part of Dalton; but it was enough that rciscasiaeces of the case, takes together, fur. proof of that of which there was no direct es as t. intention. One circunistaece however, !mug to show the fraudulent iuteetion. Here edding garment provided for this ceremony; Iton went to be married is the same clothes he wore when at work—a fact from which It was • • elmost impoesildrsie I o We • %hot ilisgshe or mu rainiest was costessplated. • illpos the whole of the mideitlecciisd the'pioper etssurr Which, tide suit had here Imilletsulloy'Ave 6*w othilial• POT, the Cheri Mt Itself toiled to persouncostabist the villainy of dile platted's' isarriege, led to declare NopiolaNirein; party In this cause. free from alt matri monial contracts or engagements whatsoever. . . 'IXSOLVENT DEIrI'ORS' COURT. ' • Yesterday Thames Dtbdin, late PropriMeeld the Surrey Theatre. CORN op ins his Petition two be di* charged from debts amosoling to 37,0001. A sew her of ppm:widow et kis discharge bad been entered in the office of the Coors. bat whet, the case was called on so perms appeared to oppose. lir. flosvii, who was Carmel for the insoleatt. said,-he must pray the Court for permission to mood the Melton's schedule, by inserting a wardrobe. kis property, which be had let with the Surrey Theatres mid although its also. at the eapiratien of the. tem far which it wee let might mot be very miesidorable. still it eras. secessary it shosici he stated as peoperty. that would come to his creditors. • It sppearekthat the affidavits of the service of ea tine on, several of the insolveat's creditors. had IDOL bees filed in the office of the Conn, although they had been regularly swore. "WA ;be Court were -in cousequonco about to adjourn tke ems for a short dm; Mr. Hues prayed that the; might be allowed to be filed there, as the losoleont Ind entered tato an en gagement with the Proprietors of OA Haymerket Thestreorhlck made it highly importast to bini•that his discharge skituld not be delayed. Mr. Heaves applisatioa was complied with by the Court; sod, after the ostler ear's of site day wore game throtwit, rim heitolvent was discharged. Jamie • Wailers Breams. late of Covent-garden Theatre.. Wae opposed by Mr. Pollock. fee Messrs. Honks AO Dile!", beakers. and for Mr. Isaacs, of the Hamad Post-ellice. It appeared, by the examined**, that the insolvent bait heel awaity for a perks of the same of Mot tos, fire Whom be bad paid a large sum of mosey ; and'pho for a person of the name of Haddock. for whip" Al! had gives a hind N the Poatmasters-Oeueral, Pnetiffittribitth be had paid. ami, fee the remainder so estoweire aid had issaed. •., . Mrs Petaoru's oppseitiow mid emmistei of as bigotry late reporty, which the lesolvest answeced In a swam with which Vie Leaned ilentleman • ex. proised•ithassif perfectly **tided, and tiro Coen de etateffithe keeleent emitted to his discharge fortirkb. • ISHOMPHISIONP 61lAkilleR, - Saitaust; MIT lilt . Mews ds Neiter.ire the Judo, el•the Covet tf 44.01 sea Pleas sad theßgreit,q Facheiseer., Lit its k Gaza. e. ciaiwierr. tum . • This case Came before the Court in the fent pear whist at, otter' f Hie Coati btiiine's Bieck. It was ai 'iciion for a libel, otigitrally trie p tz4 Assists Ow the comity of Reek, is which the who Is aa astornoy,oarrylwg•em kaaluser at Canterbury, sought is recover cempeasuctee is damages for as is, jury sastaioed by hlm in bitchiest/Am. to sonamplosoo of a report of a peoceeding in tlay Ipselveni,Daittere: . Court laving bees published le the "Ofterree:Z paper, tinder the distipipisbing heed of ~ S S Oeilthilet of he Att!Fatyf *bi Mill the pt serial* pl witse."l. Werer 4 7l l ffid - wirifremionireci in the cis* 'riot Rei"ati' • idl& olioiLps....that a verdict retarika leptlre dereaftot Os Wiles, of justifies ties, th d e e r g elecogniting the v trutlt of the publication. The plainti subsequently amend to sot aside the verdict fie** di; •di IhigioubdOlbar tie pleas on which duitmeediot liaditooo found won't* themselves bad. At. imleuetargamest on both sites, the gaud's, stood our.** -irrotti name. whoa the Coact .of fillip's Sundt uhimateirgate jodgment ie favour of the plata tl audoulered amehe eit• inquiry to be dimmed so ifte.ciusift of Kent,• requMig him te euramit a t tz; to bosieslibe dumper whieh the piai stiff bad eur An iuquiry did accordingly take place at bud therjhry awarded demerit against the defeodent.l tette *Monet of 5001. The defeadaut, as entitled lit law.appelded against the order Ur the Coact of King', Beach, to this Coors, and on the 7th inituat the Tut • tics CMI.OII for argument. • •lilft: PLATT thee urged. ia. an iageoioos and power. fal seiner. bidet count' asses in support of his pro- . 1 :position. that the Court of ittog's Bench were in error, la ordering a writ of inquiry to auess the dadsgem ; and that the course which they ought to have punned was to have grouted a venire a sow, and to base sew the caosetgaio dm to the suites to be tried. aad:not have debarred tbodafeadant frogs the advaatages which be would have thereby enjoyed. The question having been adjourned for further discussioa to this day, - of ti Mr. MAINITATT Was non heard in support .11 the odor of the Court of King's Bench, and in opposition %ogre point &mined by Mr. Platt. He quoted aineyesees to illustrate his argument ; but the Learn ed Judges, after due deliberation, and without calling upon Hr. Plan for his reply, decided that the Court of King's Bench bad been wrong in making the order in question, and resolved to remit their opinion to that Court, intimating that all the proceedings Wise quent to the former trials should be set aside, and that a venire de mono should be nosed, thereby empowering the plaintiff, if be thought proper, again to take the opinion of a Jury at the ensuing summer anises. MDDLESSX SESSIONS. Yesterday these Sessions commenced at Hicks's Hall, before Mr. Cons?, the Chairman, and a full Bench of Magistrates. William Davit was indicted for a gross assault on Mr. John Swan, a coal-merchant, is the New-road. Mr. A Do•reue stated, that the pc 4:mentor and a friend were passing along Thornbaugb-street, on the night of the 14th January last, when the defendant rushed oat of a public-house, and threw the prosecutor and his friend Mr. Coreea, into Ole kennel. Words ensued, and the defendant knocked down Mr. Coreen, and gave a broken nose and two black eyes to Mr. Swau. The defendant was at last secured, and taken to the watch-house: The prosecutor and his friend proved the eae ...... g / ls stated by the Learned Counsel, from which It a that it was a Tons and Jerry lark on the part ortl r r 17.- fendsuL The Jury toned him guilty, and be was outfaced to two months' imprisonment in the House of Correctlgo. Hobert Storey, 1110ffiliter to the Sun Fire Office, wu indicted for an assault upon Henry Putnam, a lad about 14 years of age,wo the 22d March last. i ~.. R. ilea* shwerldilase fay tits pereineatialerillAippeted the,pread we of >W r. use. eagarobabealbfkailifoc*O4 hikehvid.aparam theillavilewameepitheeifilp/ gokdafeWarst waktitesaperfodtwout .e.- ta!"•. 0041 di,* be *waled the Tiers lira a r neapsugar, aril struck him nith &itt.r'd w . • SOLLANP. *b. esadaeted thedefestaTer, loi desire of the sea Me Olger. _ flagraat ease on tile part of Pelle. Wiens thatint* pre twat, seldom came into i Coen afJastiee ; fee Nina fed Beeson, tore patrols, were the vial promoters in ibis ease, and east the lad Pautans. fisr.the sole ebjest etalr taiaing reprise.* freer the seamy. Frets the initiates: of Mr. List. sad ether =ablated witnesses, it was proved that splint* of one boys were at the tire busily engaged in pilfering sager pat of this cask% and Pumas) was altnilarly kith them' that the police dicers. did sot is:retort stopping the,boys from stealia,g the sugar, bat tb pas sent tbry obyerred the defendant touch the boy with a whip, they took him Into custody, and even bad flit te •ovvity to iffatie the respectable ball of lir. UM. Tbe contact of the patrols was animadverted elms by for Beath; sad the defendant was insanity sequins& lizvnalsora liwurst.aas.—Jo.in .ibises and , An. Wa. Welker. Robert Bassin* * suriefeellyd aUleillgt (.Ischeomaud.lialher sot beteg bemeentiely)i were is: dieted for aeoaspiraey. ( „e4,11..;z4 i...i.at • . • 7 Mr. Anissaws °rimed thr cam: tietsatailidhateist defeudante bad formed theaseivee into • temperer of the most dangerous description; their object Whig,- .11y assuming the appearance of ()relearn aid by suakiag false raprmestations Oilier eiecommasern to impose upon the fair dealing tradesman. and pleader him of his property. Ti accomplish their views. (t was stated that Jackie() aad Welber, mere stlst ramp who generally coeducted the dealings with tiartemie.- people, and that Joseph Banning 'erupted i :boor is Cantherland-atn.et. which waa apparently vary mks* did ly famished. for the purpose of assiverieg dal& W eskits which Mould be made as to the . erriposiehMo7 of his companions. Their artful costrlmaosemem as dexterously toseaged that they almost pensimied. dm possibility of detection. and bad thus envied -as swindling trameetions to a most eisnmieg.esteet.• . •. Mr. amide. * plain-fern maker. •of Wag-atm& Shroasebeep. Mated, that on the 23 , 1 of Jemmy last, a pereeirlhaehar every appearance of a isaskessa. war se Ids haw" sad after ezasatitig i great sanaltee of iseteriaresto. he selected &pima-fano. which' he or dered to insert to Lisboa... S. alestosotreet, Bram wicitaquare. lie made no objeetiou to the tense ; sad, es its Wag observed that a reference would be re quired. Sr a -.deposit left for the loss of the testes. meat. alfeeted to make se dilemma se to which he did.bst ultimately gave a refeesea) to Mr. Jempi. Bllssiag. otettralserlasthetroot. New-reed. Mr. Gar. *koala there before be delivered the plaso-fostr. slidhireeklog et the deer it. was mayors* by Daseliter at first deeded hintsol4 bat es their ahem*, aWag late oeavorsadee.- he gam,* moat favoiteakle weans if the respectability. it Jaeliesea hbeelte said, mate ii the lace • The someday be delivered the pleas e lime al Jack's.% is Koatermitnet; Shortly atilt he amertateed that ski Imam is Cuaberiaml ; rernaed also that islieutbsetese4. Wire both slated. aolitisat their jimmies had modem precipitate retard. - .M ,e Low.. • of Claude Fttmerawases. provit43llol.be mot as slew& ik- OrietiiW 41i ..salsa of Jackie*, klbee : he. taw* ad-ett ead ditodli-liint estdis ter. Me (raw . fq=1: 0 7 1 ; •••••74 1 ,G1i be J*4•l 4 hil„rhilvelMiiiiiF, uri t4 o l , -'' / ‘,.... . 1 ..0 .•••.•_ •i•s xg f t ;ia iiii . is abs beset ilk • Asthma our.-gybed. lie lower pan it the howap.whith pas siegantly ihswasb• ed, sad Weihm and ethos pereoM were frojamilyeddi hi m . Sim bad ospomerilp soya i• pone. named ;ape (win was a 16,4 emoseeed in them trassamdm4 at she b“" 4as meis iliOlagiver =amen whe.4 610 7 4104 for, as ell the massitatimewers merisetod with great privacy.. Omit Were elleyfooAmetly breagirt blood me* efierseg4ll totijiwoomml: 'me upper part of the beuestrea,set demdehed.. Mr. A• foe dia 44441 spas, manorial that se rompivaey bees paned. •. • _Min AN; IM admitted Ws tashility to bring for t? ward.rol4elettl elltionat to islialial43!* the chargi• The Cavity addressed the Jury. , ead observed Am span the admission of the Compel for the preseca lien. ther*tut return a verdict of sot guilty. The Joey. 'aeierdiarly, after a minute's hesitation, prourlarsd 0 verdict of " Not Ottilty." 71 7 - - — l 3 l - ).17. CH. , HoW-aretzw.—Testerday, Benjeula Imam • bd. about 17 years of age, was brought beton Mr. HALLS, charged with robbing Dr. John Stahl's% of Doctors' Commons, of hie watch sad its appeadages. Sarah James, a little girl, was also put to the hat, charged with below an aeceseary after the fact. Dr. Stoddart was passing the end of Swan yard, ou Monday evening, when a youth, who afterwards proud to be the prisoner, ran put him as if to go up Swan yard, and 'matched his watch from his fob. The Doctor followed him, calling out "stop thief," and whewhe got into White Hart-yard, he stumbled against the door of the Son and Apple-Tree public-house. sad fell, bat gut op again, and ran as far as the Artichoke, where be was knocked down, sod secured by two watchmen. The prisoner was taken into the Artichoke tad searched, bat the watch was not found. In • few mi nutes the girl doses was brought la by SOON persons who 114 id, eke bad fouled the watch, and knew where it ass, She, however, denied any knowledge of it at at erg, bat upon being further questioned, she said. aka seas looking out at the door of her father's house, whri the pikasaer lanes was taken, and as the people were moving off, abe saw • maa covering something over with mod in the gutter. When he was gone she and two other children went to the apt, and raking the mad aside, timid it was silver watch. She took it to s window to look at it, and %Aim doing so three or four fellows caws round her, and %mist tbem snatch ed the w atch from her hand mg ram *Fay. The girl repeated this story to the Magistrate, and accounted for her having said she knew nothing about it. by stating that she was pushed about and threatened by the watchmen, and was friglitemal. She was admitted an evidente. and the prisoner tunes was committed. Poing"' —J o hn Loasdele and Fran tie Ppeas, the two men cherged with (urging the mune of Thomas Wilcock Haight on to a deed of sorrel her of c er t a i n cog/hold promisee, at Colo,. in La usable'. was biought op for fISSMSIESiIIe IOO . George Rothe's. the officer. stated. In addition N , • i 11 co atession thertefurr, to both dm in the pies fraud on *I , I the circun miebeti pn reinsure a Was 'lron i'' , • yes no . r It , a bi se t si D i A y l t w o: * i I * .. , 11 • ' sirldlieMd it,bere.eitler food. eat stabile' bores IrseHafterweede • iota the eta fliadameribray, latahe nod fed sk ears -helots/I viz - 's ski abefondaat I ' boa* male tow apology for what deo ssoraiwg. mad rottaeotai the debt . . ) Mi Mae. Wadi tho latter refute .•i sip thatinelwall beam illeeeoweetl, sad we ^ • yawn *Om far it. - . Mr. Seajeoit - Plti.t. , he the defeatism the piniatiff meet be sonatited. I a the offglant pretends far saying tit had *spree* proadmA S. pay for tl omits saboaltted that nothing of I • hp the phdatilf afforded solicit As ie. rabstraa Laptliad aaasnapsit. ...'"' s .ilegitaat VAUI/111111 eestendod that waniwatd to.receivs the hone of a 1 ilispeeneet ease mold hare been pin ale as. The law weld/ there ' lind'aseatopelt. ''M lesi•ont Pau., is reply. *hewed • , anrodti - way of pentads( as I • : , andolit. with Me ter the ankle wide ilde , ttatia.: Ilha defendant bad Ilene Its , tied under bite liable to Ibis dewed; afiliptiowaf.receiiing the hare% he c lst e rper'inaticaii tbe plaintiff would bl . . hi trir Who bad tuna the horn It TM prosecutor slated that, ea flissolay swritivir. *.ls, eeldeeekebat when be sopeekeeded 'Pre* esoelNill lam if he keew a resew et the muse o f Solybowei sod be said be did warily well, ea 4 limos idol fee If roars. Kis isetherolae bad Imam bieseboll: Althorn aboomoid. bias be was an Mk. ; add eisehmead Ms to edit ear* wiles isi h e the, dMisssi abet ho-dillaseiblow say tbieg abode (!sighed. _ _ fir. Hammy who attssisal for tits prisoner( wad, that toossdahs was 4406811 y a jointepropriotoe of the property I. gaestiow. with T. W. Haightion, and bid sold his shams( it. but cubsequently, via. just Woe Mo. lek Englatt.k tin latter gave • trunk olotoseasty r laosedal• fir a consilcration of 481, whisk empowered bias sorkisposa of the auntie's. That we:met of steamy. by heirevesi, was MOW it the pos. sessioa of Mr. &link at Collie. Mr. Bovnaoar. the solicitor ore the other date said, be banana thew was no such &cement la ad* eawsi • The prieoneso wow again remanded to give as opt poetanky remising to Coise ape:, the athocs. Quzug-Sevalte.—eA respectable elergyeao of the FoiabliaboitAtarab charred two privates in the 3t Regional of Foot Gnarls, named Thom* and •Motiloado will erosnalittior upon his persaa a well 0.4„ e ma i serienikoi aasank. we Send morning- Israt. Is, witiob , klM isk ohookitt•boso was diakwaied and Itestinnklistrel (o hetweeiemetatentd ses (reel s be was •wialtiog Bear tischtsghaussar, Li St. Anne's Peek, and. the heat b e i n g . grey appressirm, be, lellt 'Cider Oil haptite4o4 es poetics.. le Join bas hearth of the shade. lb bend. a voisreetp,a Do off; go of;" he walked on, Male, A filnlialt was seined by the sheath% by the Magri • 1 * tiiills who golds " no off:" aid dragged - kW kl the Ws .1 the (ark He owed ea rAsatt ...of the eatimmt of thAphuiza, mei walked late the shade aph i s,' of the arohi,of Or semiael, whoa the two pciiegre c eeke were sokommerry, dragged him bash pi* *kw and then psalm& hilivereital yard; of tit poetise", to tha graved.. Inca be got tr, he "tr0r14 141 7 ff?olifol4 ip hi. kit 81101 1 14 41 N and told the *dine thq, by tiler snmetemory vielesee. they had &Pr bile ellapgli Welt , i ;bey refired is give their `sameg. 11. west "ra anger. wir said Us arm 1 teat} dislocated, aid hose isjared ; mod smother Bargees Whig nest for, reast.the bone,. tbl isie, A youth, who happen Aar this treireectioo, soreollorated the shore statomesr, aid identified the IMO. • Serpent Wear, of the Caspar, Is which the pi poems befogged, soadepod the statemest as to the mi. mop poshiog the capsploleast from . the portico to the ground ; he admitted that it en set their duty to have interfered, Me. she asetinel's ably. De edited that there were general Wolters to all thi *Mien on duty. sat to anffer any peens la walk ander the cu. loatuale. except n *military mots. Tie Illagistrte.(Mr. Warm) said it was spot abomi nable that .a Clergystate should have been treated so brutally ; and that. stapastbe soldiers had orders is. pretroatperstini *oaf amide the ;ntire, k was their dutr_PJthe renslie, did Mot morn* when. slimy were cletaiwrantrucellieekedy of a timetable. ael Mt mige`outtshr i t t then at 11111 egaisagee on to the groamd t ee . their Iran nadeodanger their Bras.' the r. Ile) . we, so -1 to say that be hod UMW 'obi oltwerst ; -r, on tl.. iotsatoola• • liars IF l rampaidaihrat fibs lohli 0, Tko prisonst only rumored she geminates 11111fronblie walk., They , dsgied havistdared the !Ili• of sierra tithe ponies. r a . g rtaengarmsw Olithfillarg Magistrate) was of *pi** with Mr.. White, that pow violutee had Um' and, and veer assammeasity used; ewarda litaidar. tient/swam Mho bad dams *roar, it was is' for the soldier' to pettish hien they bad acted il legally, and they Melt find Banters to appear at. the *seisms. The complainaotstated,ebst the ofbir (Cot. Cbek me) assured bias, that a* orders had byes giros to namove persona from the portico. The prisoners were.ordeged to be reminded wit** Capt. (Drummond) or.aonse ether person gave setiseee tory assarances tosbe Magistrate of their hdag forth coming le take their trials. • . , - -4, .4: * "..6. ,' 0 TRURO, 11•1 170-411 consequence of the fallen of the mackerel fishery at St. Iva, the boats sailed Monday last, far the nut of !reload, where it is a the 6sb are piestifal. . The Cans ef Refuge for the preservation of 'ship wrecked maritters, is the cliffs at ma sear• Seidl.- lissik we observe, are is rapid progress. Two of the excavation wan of Derlim-Gap, are completed. They are scooped frogs the solid rock, aid have entrance% then fest wide, with a light of steps twenty feet in lbelglit, tensioning is as apartment eight feet moire. Those' who are uahappy eessgb to become temporary *mats of thaw camas will be completely semi. from the effects of the highest sprisg tides; and the greatest pais' is due to the pajectorsof this benevoleut work. --(Scares Advertiser.) The following asolaacholy accident has strongly excited the doomatio sympathies of numbers of our fellow-citizeos :—Tbe only son of Mr. John IVehb. 9f Trinity.street, iroa•serokattt s aged ten years, left his ►oms alone on Saturday. the 17th sit , (Jr tor parpoos of searchiag for minerals, Sce. oa the bank* of the Float in Cassou's March. His long absence ocessioami a magnum and fealties. match for a whole week, when his remakes were found flostioq upon the water; they raining an sod to the envious sog pease of his agonised family. Mr. Webb n-as is Ire land at the dine, and by the judicious nianazeinent of kis friends breams gradually acquainted with the greats... of his loss. knowing thmtstent of it a few hos/libelers he readied ►eme.—(Btfatol Aleffuri) MARRIMD. On Ss Iliat had.. at St. Mildred's, la the Poultry, %lee% Bryant, Ms...atiatinet. to Mary Eldot, eldest daughter of Joseph Baows, of Keenington. Qs the flat had, at $l. Mary's, Islington, Mr. Jeser'''' Anderson, of Dssaan-terrace, to Sarah, ride*t daughter oi Mr. Ws. Allen, Of York-plan, Clty-road. DIED. Os MoldAy. the DM lust. at his beau. kingsighiv.rot tage. "sr Readies. hi Ids *lh year. Samuel Atbaares. . formerly a Iflrgiaia mereiaat of this city. L°llllo &HOWL Fe15144. - aed Albitehod at thy ("Sera "Ti ST•TINII•111" asd "71te CO) STITUTION" Noir.) b:;0. ON. Streak. by R. WARDELL, 1. 1 • R• 10 tikes leutagest . eobatm. Orders, &x. are requestrJ be atidtested. _OWNSIONINg/Painffpfe_ x poldenesesket orlon het appaslimsdad'Pyna . S if he knew a peramutif the muse 0 ,( sod be said be did posiketly well, sad had foe SS yeses. His mothered's) had haute Mitres shoo rill. hint he was an ofil eer id him to Wit ears who hitter. ami I. ; @filler ho. - dlibonedenow say thing ab o ,, mma., who attemieal for the prisoner( said, be was rig/igeny a joint-propriehm of the queotina. with T. W. Heighten, sad bad wo ii it. hot subsequently, vie. jut holm, eta lek England. the latter gave • warrant se Louder fir a consibration of 481, leered him eadispose of the premises. That attorney. he behoved, was MOW is the perm Ir. Salton. at (:else. meamr. the solicitor co the other Mite hoed there was no such document is est* • • • onus wow again remanded to give sow I arising to t:elme auto Ow ri v e t s. orgene.-41 respectable Clargyname of the - Oswalt charred two privates is the &V ei Soot Gnarls, named rhymer end ridt atemaittiag epos his perm*. a rose serawilaid assault. in &Intl stormier ddrfilpieft shasider•bose was diskaaled ilissili so . em5111,4111.11.16111‘ au Slade, onorolog. Apt pad Noe Ahab. he wee welkin be ., Ergs% Li St. imsass's Park, rd, the hest appressll4. he, seat 'ander the Issinstnna. le jitim Cis beets of dm shade. lia smash „a ea elf; go off;" he walked on. modest was seised by the shudder. by 114 doh who eei4 " Be off!" and dragged gip el the fork He parsed es 'MILL eigrie of dtAiesza, aid walked iota the ~01l of the . of the seosisel, who* the re,,,alto were sokatemktry. dragged him Iphippi, mid ibis pushed kW veverel yard, Ones to the ground.. Ince he got gmlie I gruel 1 01 010. ii? his lift 161 1hillIN sad told shun, by tilde insecure, *hoer, they so Ilegipts, iejete i ;bey inbred to give He wont are augur. wir said Isis arm th isie, isd, aid .-boae Misted ; and another aft seat for , l reass.the hams. who happen Atte rho trsarctioo, I the shore rummest, aid identified the • Wear. of * Composy to 'lsiah the pri- vd,eudemod die starriest u to the pri- og the antsplahtent from . the portico to he admitted that it au sot their duty t 4 t md, bat Me ,assitiael's ably. Se milled ere general Roder to all re gathers on a anger any pears to walk ander the co- apt 4 toililts7 nee. • trate.(Mr. Wawa) mid it wee amet drsi- ' et i orgynsir *tad have been tuers! so % Ix I shit. el the soldiers had orders to Ilia *US wader tbo Pulite, Wiest did slot memo whe . - lardy of • emetabk, sad 4.dict sfoh thaps el an emiaenee on to the a,*Mr bpaes sadindanger their I r , ( te), ilmo torcy Mmy that he had ' awl &Newt madact, pn • rt of • la a Pis*Mthinis Ilyst the !imy" se! 111 , teloptai*- el li e di tbeidialy remora the geadomes I walk., Tinylksoied haviardeoliod dr fiber". of the portico. gamma 011sisfillikag Magistrate) was of L Mr.. Whites that ram violence had and very nonommeasity used, towards Weems. Mho bad done surer, it was olden tie poolsh Mast they bad acted it- they mut find sureties to appear st. the Missal:stated, that the ellisi, (Col. thek- i bias. that n• orders had bees gives to ma front the portico. term were stared to bo remoaded until the mond) or.sonse other parson gave ',defer- sea to the Magistrates of their bdag forth- ke their trials. , - - 4 , ..i: * -.a s; ~ Ise 1.7...-In consequence at the falba, of fishery at St. Ives, the boats sailed net for the suet of Inlaid, where it is said India . id Refuge for the preservation of *hip' itters• is the cliffs at and sear . Reachy- mum are is rapid progress. Two of the Neat of Iherliasliap. are completed. They Mum the solid rock, aid have entrances de, with a light of steps twenty feet in sating in so apartment eight feet square. to anhappy inmagh to become temporary see camas will be completely secure Win the highest spriag tides; and the greatest to the pmjectoesof this benevolent works 'doertiset.) Wag aselaseholy accident has strongly &aerie sympathies of ounitere of our is :—The may son of Mr. John Webb. reef, iniaLmendiett, *red ten years, left toe on Saturday. the 17th tilt , (Jr the tartar, for minerals. Ike. osi the bur is Cammat's !larch.' His long absence mutant aad fruitless match for a whole his remain INTO fiend floatioq upon dies patting as sad to the envious sus- agoaived family. Mr. Webb was is !re- tinae, and by the judicious manazement Is breams gradually acquainted with the his lea. knewing thefretent of it a few he reaehed hosee.—(Bristol4lfer- - eri ) .. _ . • MARRIED. lad.. et St. Mitdred's, to the Poultry, %ley. a won. to Mary Eisiot, eldest daughter crt . 11.111 , 11., of Kemnington. last., at $l. Mary's. Isliugion, Mr. Jeseph . Dasoon-terrace, to Sarah, elite*t daughter tu D. Of York-place, aty-road. DIED. , the SA last., at his boom. kincsorblue-rot• 1411 11. I. his glib year, Samuel Atha nes, 6-tl.. %Mitt merebast of this city. tid. Prlsied.and Isehilshod at the alleeof rasesus" sad ••• Who CONSTITUTION" (tiredua .M. Sneed. t.WARDELL. 1.1.8., lo Illifilia44:014011. hers, Ltc • are tomestro lm I. • .