The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-12-13 00:00:00

-7-- mieltiag - r*. _ii Ai left imai , , ibe tail earned a led ..4 para. i t eid it, tart font rap 0 4 1 kilo, alai art Iba itiett'stianne Irii• •• • • -- ' . 4;210g aitale ►lag. es. hilinpurf ea altadosoitostossaTidissaisity ..._ match Obey had . *aired opts and endeavored , to 'Wee the age.. tioas of the lamented Queen, what Alto t•oitiiite.,Ater 4inter air roof, re hiCh, ' they (the Depotatiaail felts hoil:olo.lo4Semed by Iter pastime. ' *Memoir Wo co tr Enid he trtaill;taya'Prittlti io ri, eei%ing., .104 ikank• of.!011 cllftdilf&iitttr latikilt9,l.4 it4l titiojeArtitad is rettittries Abe *mks of ea how a hoar Ai than as the imhabitatits of the Wanbeei eil Aideregole l wits ~ bow** pro!timity , to s the Wv rd aye ditith he presided, , htog tite lidvairttage of ../ 7 . edableld (ft re sole particularly his g inCr n cimadoet..,, itls ,each. otitiowite owe • stall times g • ying, the recepttooiati semen isa seem' tbotspeimoned to biro woo porticoluris so et the pre. kite tient He nattraily etpecled to Mies been 41. 1 asilad,. by p,ruts of.adverse politics ; hat on the sable' et of the late eser-to-be•ilosootted Queeo. po i:gaol soisoooity had escroded .the spool b000do; Usider each cireoateatteeo, lasehnonisls were porn! velorly ratiobetory, and enabled him 14 brio, "mita the Piteous of calumny slid op isre p reseutelicowe biCit - - hint ; but it poo noo.suboidi aid ' - ' —.cities which ewe dr =elm . blue. i Mien miliject to which he had alluded, \ ,inAtllf esilll Woe, he had no doubt that'll woull 414 licp to Or* of his main's. Iv accomponek4hes ate litsje.ty to this kingdom. he c•aceived he had dose .40y- that which an bonest man, and loyal subject ought to do, ender the circumstances. in which he Was then placed. In fact, he had done DO more than his duty. But her' Majesty was, he "Oli4ews always desirous of coaling to Eogland; and any thing that lie Yield hive done would Dm hare 'bend her resolution. He concluded twain /is thanks to several of the Deputai . 11111. aivideolly. 4 . 4g le s it The It' afterwards sot dawn to a tion, g *gm thorns a number of poiratege-nud testimmitols of regard which had been presented to the Alderman by htr late Majesty. it ". avid. Corn Market on Saturday was very fully attended ; the sale was dull, sod priers limy. Flour has fallen 5,. a sack.—There was • 141.11 .1 : cattle on the Hill, and the market very: ael ennaidenible quantity of stock being driven thithee from Bury fair. On Wednesday last, Hardy:Naos, charged with haw ing an accomplice with Johan* (executed on ski Cootie Hill, Norwich, in April, 1818), in the ma* der of Mr. BAKER, of Wells, was brought to At Castle by Mr. Jon NION, governor of the cowrie gaol, and has since been fully committed for trial at the ensuing Lest Assizi-i. He was taken at Be verley, in Yorkshire, on the information of a per -900 who had formerly known him in prison. liar dyman, ou being taken into custody at Bentley, called himself William Bernard, alias William Lincoln; but the informant stating that hie name was Hardman, or Hardiniont, he acknowledged it woe. At the time of his apprehension, a woman was accompanying him, with whom he was hawking about relvous tracts through *1111Ie•tw of ik verley. .I,iiie • ~. II /. ; ar taff e le ; 6 1 141dY 'af Wehie i- Kiri Ilpii . ' • Week . eklet 111e - tatmeedwas ;IN 11; li d Alrelifebrke Isi AIMS, 111lI* 11 ,Kfiselfllatily re.llt,flein Sailer 'el= " lei" We/ I V. " h li f .414 OSK fe! tie v ii e)e of ia_ ..2 1, ji ii 14 swg. • Mie ehrioloif lie s I i - " i ii•nifa ftem.-tletri,MlMlStaltr.• ' ".• '•• * • '' ' '' ieatiaktelt afliask kW, , , WO4Ol ea Mteb n god . . weilArrialit; k• 'kit litiener'y la 'it • .. "I Neste,. hiking Me ..w h ec Illie, est liasteat epeeist, use .. . Sewed hl ita with the tight 'IQ . 11, 110 ,,. • 1.., ...o! 'IS. Mes blot phansele fie ld the was sad Reek *MOW ' • • ;Maytag is ditsr:o4fisi iV how.-4 fe f eig Nadi." Skiing its semi ' lib reaskill, Mit Neat. eras piping tee. Iltnliped Ira rally by irleht-liseled bedsy'Meoir.''' '''' " 1 "• • • It.• A Mail, • itgbli4eetsisr dad Gailiad nose lbe worst iflt ; bet be less tbriMW''• r' 13. t M bit cleriertie elth As left band, sad, bar. • lei • I, tie Wail chute of **deg. it was aol male , le I the be AM tun twine a IC ' ' • s's. .... ~.. ~, tiZ i lad Gm ' teedeees in au et, r ' lkfallieg Neste ' - t o ,•• n• , ire 94 , 1 I V ' ~ .intrgiviztoggAlpi blow ever the aletased eye, gel It its' ji. : .' i 11 1. This wee the last lapiltlKl‘like h ear , was jet easebileitd. Me itlikettilfdliMentitlest be fell, eaters bleier, tweed 1110 ire ' ' •"•• • ' ' 17 and lb. 1n these resod' Cu Mood up to be slaughter ed, fee had Neste beta rimester his calling as a butcher, be coald eel have served a west Dietary heifer worse. Gas tis velem to theca!! of time, after lariat brim k ' little till mend, sad Memoirs. declared the latent:lean lard.' Gas ebtould bate be takes ale retied. eette ' REMARKS. i 7 ''Thee less the ismuliterability of Gas put as env Me A Id gelnittes nod a few weetterts, sod new the certemenef Mesta lad net that 14 Mama must won with 'Valerie at meal light. hog. Neste proved bleiself decidedly the km boxer cask tars iced he did his business chicly with hi. left bead, messuriag Ills distance Re an able tactician. Cm could not get at Meow Neale was alviays ready to wake resater-bitt wild him. Neste Ishii battiest bitter oar teforment has area ii the ring, sad the swam of Bristol never pesdaited a more formidable beam Gas stewed Waitaki orklie best of gsme, mid Is miserably peolisbeil. "i4"(..i• The light billernea lush. PI oadooli saillrelleillAlfChiat#3 did, / set tatiWili: The stake was drawn. . - •'" - • /.• • ,•.... .I..re bus i" "•116''''t 941- 411" aI.Ii IOUB ii ' le ..."." • .. "73 49 1 , . AI , ... A curious I hal lately been by apt a perm MAN to It penal, Ibe dowel pike tor nay ester. tam allele of our readers. It is abut the sine mid thick sea/ eta peony. Or woe side is lb* Pope's bead, with the triple crown, which reversed, displays she bead if she devil—moue. t` leedasis peroomars Ind Adam Akar Mat," ea Ike ether ode is a Ca/distaff heed, with heed tat halt reemard, ibis gives the bead of a fool, with ear and bells—mane, `• xtalli alipasedo argaealw," or "Sir ileafee Omni afignesselo," as the legged may be read it. Iflie execution of the ,piece open which dm heads are stamped I. !moral, sea semen mad the edges; but the brads are ixtreearly well examted, is high and well reuedid relief, and display, is the goer faces of the Pope sad Cardi. pat, and le the frilly of the fool, mod spirit of caricature. The piece le probably of the period of mine religious fer ment, each as the Refermatiee, er Revolution ; perhaps it is fereiga, tied it is certaialy encomia**. Though corroded, sad wore a little, it is is good preserwatien..—(lneentsee Jennie) • "Napitrates stain aligeantle is the roadie& eke the tardiest'', bead is on the top—" Man aaperates,'• whoa the tool's bead is upperauft . • leeks - meowing, it for both eases." lia-aaoa s oo• , . A committee of the Stock Ex, Monday, for the purpose, it is ' : .a system of gambloug, known by this Alligoation of " Pule and " tells," and they calla to a re solution that any member, in future, guilty_of this offence, should be expelled the House. This be. excited the disapprobation of a number of the members, read report states that a schism is likely to be the result ; awl that it is in gootemphitiew to .etect a uew Stock Exchange, and further, MINIM eaamderable sum is already substnberl fairmtilit l ipeeposs , • - . :-• it ~ . _.: ~....e.,-,.. 1.4, OAK"Reg hveow***Nstkomaimegi. K 7 44 4 - I i g r AVOM. II 4OI 4 I4IU I. ' •1• • 111) , •iiihi. :, in I .."•estime••fici )o l'ii. i - .te . 4 . limaat 1 i2.41w ,011 11 , I I • li 11.1 i jt Ot the !mesh oT t SW. to the Plaintiff', at Misty charity he might : One su fleet he (the Soltcitoracitnerol) was • In advert to, for thoach trot connected with lie ado, it -hid 'been inelpteirilly introduced to day—he alluded to the jet iif 10.000 L; he wee de• ell be his client to • dectim solemnly, girt* ' . Isamu Was contemplated. The picittaikpin as .ou open one. and it was intended the moue, fd be applied to the use of the pariah. as the oldul. previously paid by Mr. Alert:true under the of the Caerr had been t that Dr. Gill* . lied private I.urpooe to sneerer, but sow iiiduCediti' At the part he did by b.e &dr i es. of Mri. Wok 'canoes anal her family. Dr.' 'Gwynsie iviti aryl, 00. to have tins understood for the bake of hiossimar river. He was taken by surprise to day meter would have been prepared to pryer these Genet'. ; Mr. SCARLETT hoped 1114 she c 'net adopisiff 4 by his cheat *hewed, that he had no visit i tictrs,_ ferlitig. but was oniy oneinus to justify hie daft. roodott and protect hi. own character. 1111•404 • toed, the offer to the Defendant before he opened hi. emir. awl he had repeated it now. that the case was pooved—for the piouf of the moderatiou of his cooduct. The LORD CHIRP' JUIITICR said Mr. May's coo. drict did his., great homier. A verdict was then takes, for the Plaintiff for 50/. and costs. . "' MILADY N. WAITIIIIAN AND WILLI/111R. TMs was an action against the Lite Sheriff of Loudon fur • Kelpies, its having entered and seised the furniture of a 1i..., in Hurlingio s-sneet. The SOLICITOR Gels RRA L stated the case for the Plaintiff. The original owner of the hOtive and fatrniture in Burlington.street, aimed Within, had received a loan f the Plaintiff. 0 4- bed Kwen hem a biller sale, after whit* ir deed of treat woe ex. ecuted. by which the Malawi des to sell the pro. pertv in question, and thspoKilt.the proceeds as directed. Bet before the laimmono of this deed could be executed, souther.: wedded 44..Wlitou'it entered with en essewasiers dallisleXimtpi• irmidir I the prevent seliiit tosi'lllnWilett:' ''II " - l i r GultOrir, for the Defendapts, olliduitted' titit..ilie Plaintiff cotild not maintain thia"sietion ; he wee in po-s e s s i on under a bill of bale and deed of truss. directing bins to sell the primeelpsidllehlhe hod neglected to fulfil the tros• of the Oreel, q" The LORD Cellar JusTalr held ifiiitthePt ir ist , tiff was still legally iu sad, , eats were trrapauwers. .....i.,-.•. • Vretlict for the 'wow subject * olol . 4l lMilage rib Mr. Alderson for thleetallitot of dallied:" ..-1.., 1111 . 1' .. .41LE Y. 711111,111111h1t, Decline& ft. • .1, COUNTERFEIT SOVEREIGNS. ' Croultio, • volute man, of rather 'pawl appear. indicted fur felunk.osty - disposing of Ise eons at a less salute rhea lbe pries of currency by Act of Parilsoweot. II), 11l stating she ease so the levy, mitt, the which IM !m.o. stood charged, sits • 4 p—esram op u ttidehable with sransporamiou or I. .! ' Who as a elWn;lorneat, , known 04 dor 114 linViii or seven yet was very tali. th him. 'He me hiss time* \ October at • i, mud la ---- tail Ilse %A , free a per -tool the 'Th. thee, • t. , woe ' eetreeekisc e!ese A7lr riot! laselliebt he' - lager described blot t, said be ►ait years, sad - , 'tear./ ia ermissrsaiiira Ire ,o WI It? " ' 4 rei Nt h.. O ith whirell 'tr. !Plia rei / 1 1 Z . 470 ervini ilst . 0 ,, , r atiii . ',. il* zit4fai.• ;;A- • t le eabs I. letir vettesiy, I. Oa opprettaff the Itiesenbee. • marked bar,. tern' illof Prhonser, end ietu esiuniy. The - Bowl ISAY 4 4 i ' Mr. Abut.- ' 'almost Cr/k. courersa- N be ba,t berm I spoil iodise ,re had as is. aids** lied in.. • .14 111 4.16 OW4 _ Adeline,/ wish the Prisoiset:, which be described; sad also 111 is the (inish ear of that peruse with a yummy of marked mosey to per.. chase lee eisterrions. After the purchase was mode, - be, with Jellies Sad Fursasso, apprehmeed the Prusester, sad es erarctitat bia found so his peeves ad the sisarhell mese, be hsillberro to Findlay fur she purpose camp. owe 'billies', whirls he afterwards received from she lawdlady of the thews sit Peach Soul, who had taken It albs KiileibildPiroldbie tem everileffeit eoverviess; which he aces welded ad, lit eapint. that his somber kept's' and As had received the sliver - it.. beat hidiedilluddi IS* the sweetish. lib put holt ityrioariew 0 , 6 „,.., .4. I, • * ;fr, 1 . '1) • ••••• ii r: rr, • ~r, Arrpr WNW 1111111111111110 A—The Gee, Isilldibmdbery, Is wide If the,kirent ~Me hooves in torns,,lli a resort hie MOM i IMMO slalntS,,lsertllifiNalbp Ifermi II Orbs gum. tafeit Mop Hairy was oia fir selling to An so it ihillfs‘a., inns As. lied t iny" IX angle ; asa p is luseicit el lbw saasini,tso46 • - through a protege nit Moll Wm iti s i . • . preparative for beittESltelllkhed.. • .1. •t, ..1. : 1111 • • TH E ROHNER T. AT NOM. 0011111 ,, ..1 anite• Loan/, aced MP, was &Misled Orro•valiog,!spl Mem Arkwoete, aged dtk (s pants if seryiespitettsibr spyisavionel, fee reeeiviag, konirwrishe seine to *wed Woo shiny oboe popet-hamisea, .11te yeteperey of Moses 4.§1. 1 61011111110.• • • - Cot, of Playhosw'ysikkrWhit.trirsui•letraet. •• • 11 ° •••:, • • The Prisosel Largo/so in the motto of Ile •RIMIIII4IIIII wh. ore emersion' prom Magill stawsfseMseriva, skip, hare bees robbed by his of tow& of Atot awissiptios • iestneres aniesset. ALLEY Dad thoot..llo, reader's's, tie premiers- • • . - 11.111011114 Messrs. Anonyms and listeiosasait the definite. . . I.Vbe widows IN the low has emstswed .at great barb ilsoily is the police ',pomp. I ' *be principal witliess.was ass aceompliee notnetiTrebble, OW stated, that he had merired at Aileen+, tunes the pro. petty slated is the hollows's from ob. Primmer Long; and that Ashman, who piircba.ed part of the good., well knew - Long, amid soderstood she *atone of the oransacties. ' The Coastal for the iirfroceout theme for the prosecution being goose through, mihmilled that there was tred esilleoce to send the ease to the Jury ; 101111, of the *jimmies heels' into able to prose whether the dresser was contained it the City of Loodon, or is the crusty of Midilleare. Lemthester, the nsarsbalniae, at leagth settled Ike point by desclibing t h e boundaries, which proved the charge to hove been properly laid in the City. The Prisouerd bring then called on for their defence, Leos said watlitog, but called three witnesses to his character. Adelina., she. claiming the indulgence ..f the Coed sad 4114;, made a lung mod isigenieue deferee.• aseribiog hie recital' situation to the perfidy of l,ebbk, shove testi. • wool be mated to be Its many r.specls ristirely Noe. tie solemnly declared his ignorance that she property was stoles, and that he had sitt knowledge whatever of that Pr-isomer Long. A host of whereon' of the lest respectability tit all Mb ; the highest terms of his character. Mr. Aussie, who peesiesd, sonissed op the • treat kaiak sod the Jury retired, mid after Pearly ao burr, retained a verdict of 10•11= Long, awl &ladled Ashman. • "t's 300/6 expressiwiall of approbatios were inutileskpA, ,but check. d. the re. diet was prooosand, Mrs. Ashman, wile was 9!"-' 1 1/1!I 1 . PeNis 41, site. ad cwt to "print Miw .iturripia ti osss • *so s. la • • •41 141 is. 6101 :41/41 1i) Oil -*owe eat l'rustiihrt s.; It 96111100 1 41P;0666: yeJ . 110w.irrittett ''' I 'Vlit4fe i 041' ' 4164 skoki r ..• orroplrd by George Itipolaod M HA the si al/lomat, is " gi:a the ituressigatina 4 ' tbs traordiaasy st circestastes : "" . ..1 r. , .. .i About • mouth mite • iiWiNg ass Alm same of If who'had been fa ill. employ of Ca l ash, Will s o n Coati: Johoacia,"•6 a coachman i wee brought 1 0 th e office sod so. derweat au examiestioisbefore the shore hissistiate,elharg. ed svitli robbing the Captain his mater, of a fluid, °Cu ri ti cles of wearing apparel, which were at Hatcheler Hotel, is Piccadilly, where the Captain had been lodglog for a few days, said • trastity of harness and other pruperty, from a cottage occaptilhy the Captain at Itouthaimptot, which bed hers wail,. is:tb money appropriated to White's owe eft. Illiiii Waillailifie took place at a time • Iwo the Captain im:liodford's lock•op boast, is Cara-street, I ;dammed his escape, and craved the se, M.O White, who refused, and stated la his &taped iiad Poised a great part of the property I. Misr. lONIC* Of sal having received hie wages too the Captain; tiliraw• &Ili bid offered Mat a horse which ••• at as is* War 1111111404 110 sell, to pay his his saps, lest whillh Mile tellard is accept, owing to there being aloud IL due as the as der lbw Notidigt albs hens. Thetilagletrate was thee of opielsi that the Capteis had ins ilhesee•ed, bet Vas eel free free blame. We aiisamoded dip seedee of Wit larees eesi.tieg hie esesteedirdie ladisoseawssept *mop posh.opliesse s eed seg. Otadbollt.egehml his ' et , *damps artiekeb be uhuldd au* soommitir dirt . ' bar, order die peoplefte, eirebobtkiemdollsll sea& Iltid, II 1411. ' 7 - . YiNPVllarstinikse abit t• ..4 - ... - Grad of the 11141111111 elf •Raile=lllohee• t lifine ee - tleeetell the Merletlltle le healtillet W bed der his appersete en a future day,. swibitlelie wee Ibewprepered wish widow le sumer* sherd. Mae Miwisieat• said be *Weld est UM Ceplain ilholiminag heal epos kis ••••‘, weal. bed thee she charge owe he Wiser substantiated. vb. miguansolopda4lollla IWO Sr this dime. was ist as! *el eilliweiled lift goo k ..bis secesal, she had bees Ilist ligroin' sequillyl i ggrillie Hail. nis Melia trate ash enswerrd i. die keew With* et White et therstatissow; bat bevies seta the proceedings reported its the eitespepera white look plate •t the alike Ant • 'Bach *wee, he made incite. tes, soil keret that 000,1E41 was 1 . "I" 00 Teekrat at Jostler Hall; be slowestot Chit was a likely she. and place so meet wish Capiais Jsilillig - tsbe terdap el sioill Wing a Captsiis nod ileeli that Reis t be 'er otism' IbM he had so e• 111•1 LWM sesolia WIU to be erhaisel, sr an elliallfte , b.e 1-46 .14. I-1 sun w: Mr. M o Missend, the M disputewas the w a ril= l"lll"l"..l 4ll. 4a rele to White, Wto e - MI ISIMIPEIs '' • was et ADDRESS 7 11.DAIMAR *WA . Pi,ci4.lsli . „•,. .............,_. L--4, „. .Itilnugrog. Zrahal. ~•• • • s . • . . yasterjoy 0.. table Deptitathm 4 , 4.4 r ' ',•,, - ~• ~ *Aft, C.Oll/40 . 4 1.1.10 ' lii444.Pf *.Trasl. o 4 4,44,W4*** 1010•44,101 . V 'f , '—.170 10) ( 1111!to GUirdrtAi AII!DE. lb° dlcillosols. of slotibll, opals mid 10.0 ily..:/ . -,ner-oilma•-. . - . .. BF M i tt bp • dloo - 11Vuodoll Ittdeberitet -.Viral Wile was for the hammy • title of tali e rg:x:l* loi milimm, ~,, • , aanowl.” it wk plate' Ilibiles , ,J , Ali iliiii**4 116 the Do w n s ria wit aide or Han. The 4Adroson snob um' About& (mu ' dleolsoioNettle mitt '01 , 1111111•1 Mr* Welts. *m ail bum oubltatll i tflldullltto lib eittlat ai llf ri liOnous attirbi l : 44l.l"l6ll 1 0 7 0 6dP IVi. ** 4 op t .brom4- live thimboili tE•shots . 4 •41 . 0iirge.0.4:41 la' :" 1 lime United melt of di" obeli° rebu ry ow/. alLso Plik 4i4 • Mott •Alisailay. land anny ivAlliftft their il i ii she. afte l e, s id. is She eSduMLi,*ih &Wm Ad" were cot.tent with istipme in • herb& oltinosiblibut eibilmAllobidleuoic , 'PAAV4adt. ' er aGm sported a Mew yellow barestler IN • : , 0,614 .1 0,0 0t 0 r y0r,,;0 1 ....# v • 1 „„, Mb orturmibit —hi. entry Into Newbury with , , iu-micly .q, Of the gni& ••• . 00111 P. 44/k. 14.0. eißd cke.iv. lb spirtq ' .1.1 4 . r 410.1111100! Oft was limited with sectionalises, owl wen ,pirt And for Sherry in• Rat - asaa p aa d a a h r a splendid Ga a assom low a * hasmo A wlMM 4l lllllPrestylspolinallowis of amino/ Ism fall; /moss. with S. OirrnOi Ihe fW4100.• • 'Mid •Voll' . ow-dor road prreettied s more gest/ shaiwask, an i f esit i o ,•,i nt. • • , , L , ~ . ~.. Doi lithe settees. The f buorknory to the 0rri5 ;77.77.-I''• ; 7 7 . 77 . -1 ''• Al ' t .. A. Le r " ' drug, wedged i n with the ropes and stokes, .4.011:10100, : -amid" , ' I kft Newbury on Monthly afternoon. after taking • lir 4 * s ow. earl of Mee ruin, with a swell poll. and the 44 • 1111. mat Mat wid Nut square wan roped in gum' style. At it o'clock ofillstem T .17 .:, l wo tAs Ceotbauller-ht-Chief of all she mi ll ing forces. ' a t: • , ,•• • • , -4 , . ‘ ..e , '..4 , . 7 firrived...hig' eoir4 mi. the ring was hailed with - • * 44 047 : ::!" . 4""o 5. 4 • egionho r „ ellehesieniin The ring was admirably kink mid * , . . 2. 2 .4 : . . sleds, jpreirotled on all tides. Nam.' lestered i lie ..sni, 1,A. , :wash BM.. *soli , fthlisr. Cles 'lldlourtenort afterwards fir. And Meth •10 4 1/1•1 pediag 'rho, r' • ' s 'Wl4 ., - I . w . ,_ . .w*lo • : 7 , .lk ' ":. . At t . 4 ellganii•Or4Orlehe• and INfilitat for their country- . /i . 1 . it '.l ii . i . omil o nnafpmelog and Sheline for Ciao. Betting t 1 r t i i t 111104.4 b lt Pirate toe chute,. lie was up to the, _.... . ..... . .- .... 4....., .. ..4 ,Ar.'nv uturbut..l4 stoset Gm orb oboe, ill:slam, When k. . ~, ,If .„,•• . . el 14'.... "Lb .. sIiMP iii *llll' Wlll Skint. . . . •,.' IL • • ,440 ,.. •„ a e is .-. .: al. figi Moir dist Ilialliiii. • " se -4 . • 4 'ir j -* t "1 - 1111: 3 1 1 I. Ims/giiisalent ~ o sat 4: I .tr" • , I -,- t , I , ;1"1 *. s • 1;: . ', . 4 ' . Amend I. 1011u111011140411111111161141.1147111tilliiii•I a ' • . • ' a - 7 ; I d' ', . 41 . ._ ~, , allitnio. Goa wieiman die meneboutembeb- s *+4 • 0 -1 , : % , i . .1- - t , Nip News or issperesiftsab '• 6 5,1 , '• 1 " • 1 1 , ~,,,- --- ti t , am i he u .,,,. 4 .r T . 10 ii. 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Wigwag does stud Oat" ` chisel* to miss onoetorfelt tourerel se gi z ie s Primes* lit . itsititsg io thew for 44 h - ' .. idjusloted with a 141141 , Nil Sidra, **soli 11411‘t ' astedies, sad els* ilwroreadd 'll lif wise. Wigwam I esateidittO 'Olth ifisimirds on flat' eh 14'111i Ittibfialt" Wit : "isifurdsalfoo I. rusk onus; tot: alters. By their advise be told lb. 1 knew' a &fro.' who warted semi mad he weed !gip for isti.• Witness lire discabsid several de the IPrelosoer it dilferting goat sod various Owes liepocilptaint frino 'hits seven* espeolorliit orshad prima inie Ps. Or 'a sink: sovereimo, to eisili tkratii;?s. IL aid Utah's' by wee; ii mil ii stit,lll : air, aware. la order* two* traiid • by she officers Wittfoosisej, whl 4i'' ' AA ''' . 'L.' *Leo they wished it **Ana its : 7 7 ,; e „ . t „ a7 ; . , the wilitosil *II sone sorbed ib il lire iiiiidelgoitrose fig Pro e l , Mr , ay iu waiting', took him hitt', riSh WI ingoitillols took place ht the Crows wad P pabits46.6le," its Rupert-street. 1. 141 ttires‘esantinsitok of this witness by I 1184 It appeared that ha passed his 'weals's a it the Gus is Bedfsrdbory, where the inn L. respectitit the canaries took place. Sista 0 ant of place be bad ambei.ted by ragas& mosey 1 pads which be had at a pawnbroker's. His wife now* of SOL a year, sod was is bastions as a et itrios•ohmker is Llatta•street. • 1.. • !took the raker, corroborated the slaloms* brat window as to his watching his In several des Ifairrrl4 olvvaleft 1 1111,1111. 4 111.16edbibillall/IM oieiolll,llallepee labs bliaibieVelhob biln•liflonefilli Illiollto At ItioaireleMiesid.ihr.orie/ made le the CAMS kg drove hemet swollen. lig Mr. *ea. a smoila.leelow beeramidel; Se • t refeseil ea opr oidi za re IMO hi ore! &ord. Ois 74 iliribiedrA li# IS tiletAl fir :oil it le e r i ll a Elli ii . eg* mid Mt Ariake*? (le a ' 'y fi' 4 people. The ettareey of Mr. flietli p tixiiiil S. Meer Me steam seder which the so lee had IS uterket in t m a Court. Oa the !let of SrptreAlir. 1111*, Cereals hi . hirtd a horse of Mr. South for are dry. Mr. kith !mud seihieg ameetif bin, but tint lie Mad imM Mt* Stereo iv 4 cPwiseuestiiiii libel, lupe'," the SO lithe. Intel). • of the to the fur the It appeared lima libel grew out of 4 had long prevailed to ihriallreea, and which led to the ivictsion of Mr. MetCCroll for a r parish.funds, of w'. eh he w a s treasurer. _ : should prove that the prevent Prferid. sot was oireof the wiost active le origtiratorg and con. darting that prosecution, as it .i 140641 Weals ill the hopes of removing Mr. Mercerun frees the office of Treasorer, mud tiecoaiing himself Ussoicces.ur. If ' t were his obj e ct l ie woo disoppoiteird, as the p l. oriels ciotertiontd is fetus tei , plve the Node ' 4 the Orris!' in the Bank of EriglisiA under toe t ;i, irOl of a Consruiltee of the Governors of the . Jut before this disappointispeut the 1).. *Oh l-. at. es Chairman' of a vestry' meeting, pro ffer/NO a resolution of thanks to Mr. M4y (sh e ii‘vinliff) for his conduct as vearlerk, couched ii : Aise,ma.t flattering Isisgusge. Os the result of thighiripswarphip heroic placed in the Cour claire of the Or s lawynne became cool in the psoliecutiun ercerol,,,tirst went ov Aa Are other side. cud Jared decidedly againsti persons whir had tikes part agaiust In., a .particalarly against ri irm it.. Plaintiff us being one of . the . 9poot active. fo4 i, !iffee,., i c w it e cn o ;at. i . iligl i V , v ff e .V. i f : •'. PAPA: 1 e•Oler.kf . . l g. Alin wttAbllgrit pr r o :VASS4 . eictertl gm nhijepe!ntber,.lBl cr, m ig ii r.-- j , • 'h ‘la the period for : - 411 electe the id o time. 4 . . ti - ,14 -0.411 1 1 4.)PPR ceedings of the vestry, net& bjett,of ingf4 l lo sod delivered him the AM fpd,ugfilllMM* paid fur the inseriion. .„,i flti .r „ 1 ! Cress-Aramined—lt was imeit le Weil She lieb• ceedings of the vestry in the Monitor. 111 soy resolutions sod proceedings had beets iueeried is the payee. signed by Mr. May as vestry eigrk, ...d pilid for by hisp.., ns 11, Several uitpipsig, steer ex that the Deleedflutsisp t aporty • publsca lion of the peopMet. and the AP. distributed - ' * ' • Th anion the parishioners. LORD CRISP' JUSTICR, at this ow of the ere, expressed his opinion, !het the peso( of know Nage as to the polophlet was,nakimiclieiiewsuisrat the Defendsot. . Mr. Henry Stokes, a printer, pr, t‘4.,_.kof received the manuscript copy of the nepsimos sips Committee from the son of Or. Beuraiii Us he (witite.s) took the proof sheet to the Defendant, who, at his ingestion, altered some of the experts. !tons, witness thinking they were too strong. Wit. seas printed 2.000 copies, and sent them, as di. reeled by the Defeurbint, •liets they wet. done. The Rev. Joshua King, the Rector of St. Mat. thew, Bethnal-green. proved that the Defehdant in 1817 urged the prosecution 'piaci Mr. Merce. ron, and his subsequent removal from the olSce of Treasurer. The Defendant remonstrated ou the sp. ponitment of the Bank of England. so being illegal, and he declared he would do all he could to set it aside, i "4 for ' would apply to the Court and for that purpose .. , - . ....._ _ __. __ _or King's Brooch fur a einelierfolias •bblee a " itana.aarnbaa"lnd tWitbeirri. as foe. el air r ieL l l7 .- • -., , , 7 •.n /V . '. , tollitialiV,lL, Allll perish to elect • Treasurer. At higebseque n t • Selfries mid Parteiss folly corrubersted the testimony of Mr. Jeloose mid be believed it wee soh ..0.0. iod, previous to Mere r ro ii ' s beingPb.landlady ht Armed it, safer es regarded the circumstance of be Mesmer ll teaser, so his ONot ey bad ilea% of Mimi Jainism lamag up for judgment, the Defendant called on the mo d "Indio, reasieg Dp her boom, sad the former paying fur I hired a horse e• the Seihdleposedier, Mk derma doge !mil Nil nets. and said Merceross would give 10,0001. ono glasses or rani with • Millie', slack she afterwards rave sus reteased it, pad had sold IS le Ik. Bal a ill Ihmillistapwbo. if judgment were not prayed against him. Wet- to Plank.. theasffiew. 11 is right to aisle that time lady was Mr. Jobe's. dialed the•eherm of beirleg said the hoar mat privy to the traimaciion, our to the dewigi . of the uhficers, to Mr. Balt. lie had where Mom .Mora In lilt. llesth, weet did not underaisied th.it the looney was to lies she pet the shilling which she Priiener mot bee lulu her from loothemat sail also Mims Is be applied to parochial purposes. He believed 'pockt, audit se bappeeed, that ilra.l# we' ' f ish* el . ifi'sbont jet of Meehan' "li the home se leopkgweraisireg ".4l.ll"li psywies dis t ee t a l ; it was oWered as is bribe to be clieidell amongst ihcee h er at the time. .• 14 fl., /I the hire of eke Mime. Several see* bad bees Mimed to lie. person. principally concerned in can eying on the The Priimer, in his defence, pet is • *rafts • paper, Minds width' be hail Waged is sew" se eat briar; '.B. prosecution s and under that idea be repelled the which was react by the Clerk of the Coors, is whiehle stated, demote levee, sad Aselly t del doeme mesame e p l w is proprinion with nation. that Ms Ana aequalat e t t ee with . Findlay wa s abUlit Afters Air: Seethe OIONOWSW. •••.1 -.Jt!w Lie •:44; ' • . •-%•': -yA slumber of months ago!' He had cut, seen his fur maw time . beeisism to this Mr. line dlialrib balsa OIWOWO. britw indig itnesees were examined to prove unlit abiissi three neck* before hie ar pp eltewaiwn, when 'pelf. fee Ina* *Melt he did ant meow, iis advised by Ms saw_ that there was no foundation f or th e c h arges against le g beeist.wiany by Bedf ur db ary , b e sai, hini standing as ch. se% orb* wooed *tin make • Meet is, all he *lobed to the Plaintiff in the libel.. dour ors publi c h o u s e. Fi n dl a y a dd resse d hi m , sa d stileia iplitielitlib lea, sad nest wee thrieuseele wrlmmter swep t Mr. SCARLETT-w" Thiit is my ease." that he was in great di.iress. Not kooeiNg the ebersetteet teleibmediss ell esteme "Ara lead hens allored se him. an ts the hoinie,le seat in wish him and had a long cohaersatisss 4110eilmelnelperie his pommies ehte,M woo dome hew kit The SoLicaccia-Gastoit, after communicat- As hook Findlay permitted him to go t o sandier 112 , tgareaMliall Milkier Ids eacairierdie, et slis sem twee bat was ing with Mr. Scarlett, said, it would be einseces- to .• Eel douse 90/ er ° l oB or • " 10 wile was to brill 011iberelAtvuorplyirg to hat Riebeed Diewie 4w • 'larvae% spiry for him now to detain the ,fury wish roily g ore fir Mi.. H e was rena me gi p. to do she rime Wye- miSim- Mfr. SaMtisoss. He WWII Mr ilealebali'it MOM, is, observations on the case. He had communicattd . nil Si.;alle lingi when he messed le r f r wi eh him to the Crews Alkilehlilly, st the time es. delmineemil hipepecepte re and Push Bowl. he told Fissility tarts shoutil be the last .theme t - t o mdeiteiree is eilf l 6lllollollll ,l 6l.lllttailissois with his Learned Friend. and w a s p repare d to say that he felt his client could uut jestify, but that . cenk trame "Z proorosod ' a she Il tbs aa t li bo n t oeiooto el44 . 6lm wank/ lave an y run ' aidanyl W I" Iba°P. , .0..., 4 .0, lir. ! ustu et 3, emeseed is ter business , Ms. Johusess persisted sfilefterillitheimbee a verdict mast he given against him. He 11-o to r - 7 —w . . . --- aillfters at *May, an d but &et 410 Wee Map frail' from II , Dile sod at the sassy time at glie Meier 1104 Be acted reprehensibly, but he lied meted ender a mi-a wherever. ! mai d sus artuont 11.. s h e for lovieer hula.. Ns take. The Plaintiff bad now manseuteti 1 proceed Four mast tabie perms, bore lestiumay le his good se. Illsseis at the same time t~ltavgsaess i olieleSe4 no further, on condition that hie client oltmikl_cee- ebseftlev.for 4 17, bosomy, wad *Mkt;. led lam ism bus pretest N iel - .ille ~ . hlaseif sent to pay SO % to some chanty, sad the cove .t - llielialaratteit summed hp the elk.. mni tbejary re. isdigesestly as being wise I. tending them prooeedings. tree, sod after kin Olt Wiest tea iwasetee Meshed rani was related to iwu setalalintlit Weld's*/ mid mo- The Def en d an t wan ex.= al llaitty. , t . .”! p ' • ! sherd families, sad heideawlAele se dbeetirieessidlme levee temlyto accede to the e - conditiens, pad would paw Damn sat seavieted ea ea 401101.511,10detille vim be semi. He epee 66 ol4eopeeebieeeerlitefieseeebe 4111 1 1 ,11 ri 111 ` Nit aa si2•4 rt1(111111, s 1,, Mr. %Wirt pisp4 top, PI ow. Mid . . 1 61 . 6 1 "v.v . mcrios by wit . inn solicitor, and a .vestry clerk et the pan Beshual;green, teitAglit to reviver a contorts in damages fee kßaas and scatadslous libel, edits lAe by lb' fendant, who was Dell* of LIWS, sod an bitant of the thins)) of Bethnal-green. The I firm of the libel woe to injure the character Plaintiff. and to prevent hiv• re-election I office of vestry clerk. which he had held fi finny years preceding 1840. it appeared Mr. Sennett's statement. that this libel grew I the parochial contentious which had long preset the transit of Bethnal-green, and which led prosecutioa and convictiON of Mr. Mercerosi raisapplication of the perish.funds, of w'. eh treasurer. He should prove that the premed Dr A -'."-V7s7;:tWorttiveperiod 7, 4,oiii: 1 ". vb cry,sigth 40nnwally electli On the Std . 4. . 11 1 .44te the time. .. election, the report 4 thia . . 'Neti,apptored lt the Jrls, Monitor, 0419pe0i4 Shy •Nwpation , Or the Defendant. putputiug to Mr..ll4eurbet he 64, been a purl to wisktrig op the pirisb *mounts is. t h same mossier toe which Merceron bad been punish., ed. The Defendant caused 2,000 copies of that, report to be printed sod distributed among the, parishiotters, and also pipiiiiAllpill . a pamphlet to the e . ame Act. By these amp= prejudice wet. vetted ossiost Mr. May, * i t not re-eleeicst retry clerk. bat the perky in. the Utter/4444 Defradalit wai circled. :1; A oi.t. Mr. SCARIATT loitered into a iminate an al ys is it the perish meanie, to sheer that there was no paciad , for the aversions thrown on the Mitigate 's Onetime; for the sole purpose of joiatifyins that el l inke te_ e r be ha d ht t he pretest action. - Mr. Mar's as an Attorney of the Cant. ii . 17446. The recordit i „ eas e Merceron were a l s o put in: Mr. John StOlter. late printer and publisher of The Sunday Motile,, prom,. that the Defendant applied to him to pablielgtitimi paper the pro-