The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-07-20 00:00:00

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He .411400 " 444 , 4 a iv . d o r kolo. ,„ , stee wesilimeedeet. .. etoes e vis. a prisoner ofretaterobjs. •-"' - ' • mill a. - • ....- .• • .r. . .. *bier • . duct himself he must expect..ons ,Itelirely •to (*Settee. i ihrt' e g - t e t.: '• - A ...A jiid :• ' Mr, the..Gelareariteefillikeleal ••He was iitatellaide'l‘wd• Abit. ittAgfejnid t -Citsili t ike,',.. - 1%.1 4 -• ' •••.. ." -' .... /le was not a matt in the be, day of youth : he had iln York-stree 2 •IttelltAlf,!titelta i t r t• i x.. to I _ l ll l he hit 'of went igain to St. Oliterkego lbws be 'modal* tin I Hank ag',4ttighted -• • •*. ~ • s .... ,:‘ ..... ••••• . • ••••• . V Other zonitections withoul•breaklng *urn' the do. IG. in private.tbmit . sit . f r ' . Li his wife ,me from the Titeatili,w,' 'n . be ' fell), . whole Me t o alone brought Mtn tack. i '.-. Teen - If - - ."' '°•• • ' ' . ',... '. -'At „ .• .. Wgr.'s' i llii . . . .„.r . iffieceord- • • ' ritestic comforts of the Plaitttiff, who had .unfottu- ettentling -v.° ". No intSrrtberhe,,tielinfOn,_ • ____.:r*ea between Dakildant by t teervaitts.bt &anti WillanillaSn' .. " L ' ' '41 . ; ‘ stately reposed confidence in him :he was amen . . 'lltitt.'UondbfKlWlTTOw 18111,_ It would appeal' o rg e ttid i " .5(8 e.: _tee , fit i ' ; it* Horse Inn and . - Stephen Traliern, teepee ikft the Wir te iii4with.Sht,Prisitiee melte 4 '' nk Paper,. A ' of fit ilium', / man, nith three children,. on whom kis protection• ied was in this countriy; .. , . . Ilxbriages•Seid. ,the • • ''' • be now. k l rr.thet , Defirsideut, lir. that Plal .. . litiff Isdd Ibitgottett•in the - West Indies the ROlti ti pi ti : ••• - -...- •••••a• : .. - . - 4 . th i . ..., . arid cote ought to bare been bestowed. - Yet, he had ,we • call . k i t d that on hie -return . . debauched and for some time bed carried on a• tfi- , i T . 1 ,440- s t(4°Zil.. alit '6 ° a ili t h.J oi i ' llll / 1 W es4m t he lad le f t et hem; an I s In or ' • cl his wifticitblit•net•Onjoy thi'eminfoets.to which every l e d i n joa- e i t e 4 sg • • • • - ' • •_.• - . u t te o" ' • tvried.eites,when the Fri S'en eejl er ' , e ise or t en e, . nee conversationVassea uetw ' labial connection with tbe wife of his confitliestclieet 1 on ors? hocks... W.. tt_de.- --it., ..` h.a.',. f ' Salida Ile Whined, hating in compenY 1 Neth him a Wife it entithitt. ,4 lf keivith Misinstructed let.: his and friend. The Attorney-General should slew to I back, himself 1 lady, whom the witness no* tee* ti be Mil:•dood. Client takelhectetseqeenee; bat he did not. believe'', in•r e ptei x 4 t i ; t e e tt ert eit5,..11 4 ,1, 04 . it i litiv:t ~, t the Jury the way in which ile-c°"4l"sted---- with I ii The had sit r atrd itept iogether that eight.. he itett - thisinetticted. Iwas bis duty, as trii Clin- i . I ate 'totes. said he hid chit' come e . " tr ' ° .. i11y....'. the ii ife of his friend, and• should then • leave it to 1a • Y. PP _ dh- el lid - e 11 . . t farad - h' If to state d tf ' bad ". •- . •r• "- -,-7- teem =tugboat, • •ity 1 Next morning they 'had Westgate opatides to .t it, s,a • is coon ry imse , die, and br ought with him plenty of forged notes of th e m to 'toy s if it was.pnssible *bat - human fees _ or _ _ . 4)bairo for tie to t ' that Plaintiff was i - - - y r 0 aiget!, . evtdence,sitild the - shield prove t . n all descriptions. , colild mooitt much higher. Doing done so t :it : would : Gentleman derect.a ~ i Tbeitittifellag told 'a 11. tote '' o ! to. Windsor Y..DetchistAldie„.,elnyt hehimOrdee, thositeition fl from plaintiff'sown : to . Ralierts,iii-the.eiliseeee 4.Atra.topWo it • h not tie necessary' for OA •to OM a single 'U tah as t i .., , .. '''' li - Itibiat s• ••' •• • .tiottsilli fit , * bit'set'into it. The Dofendaig most ! corroborated h •• ' - ' __,° ' A ° the moonlit Of damages. He should sines this from 1 par tea as ne non, , 0%. :it .. • . .... .• _ • ~ .• .•. - t • testanutity, eteltabszts•-aiiiky......, rain:e l ated by' a t e ems iny, attracted be the beauty and accomplishments . the ISefendaiit's own letters :, he shoeld taike no se..l. .- This eltiO,Onlo . ~ . , ..,,,, ._ ~, . M al n. Goodall, had . te d • e d 1 .. -•• . • • , - k. lecrion of passages, but should teed to them whole,iiiaid Zed *post:b undoub ly entertain a most i Richard litickiieit, ~ Joie ii , Shtick-broker • ' in .. c t, the - • ' t let. - Mr. Pe •mint, -neater. le e pit ller ' n . ic• led f . :lei+ a.k H. if there was a single wool .1 i the n 7 , I h bo t • a half! that he was in thelabit•of visiting and goliciting her.. il a 3 - - a • a ' e° w - • er . forgitigond utterieg . ter he now held in . his hand, w hiet'i l ny latn . 4 ,egha to t that Mrs. Goodall live( .t ere a a 11,year a nd isk s,toelt..Recelpts. ..,.. ....- .•• • Mrs. I The letters ' • ' •had ' " received' littera under the name of ...rs. were written. since the coeittection • The Piiioners•k will be '.. beret, - a. '4.1 ' " ri t e t° ti" ire of his friend . ( 114-t4tutwne Y .Ce '''' .ig iscies ce ' . and n. feh I 1.O• .h ' • first ' taken place , 'and Ith his Learoed Friend had !ei nem . r.....ei..... ma, moral then root the letter, -oNich *as ftr4the falleW, .orri•g. , P;. ~ , w4 ?....?...04lif ...rive t - --it!g l, e, !me , _, . a *ugh _ e i Attdroey-General, eas by inisfibb given turned them into ridkele, they appeared.to e arn, Ur stock • aqd in Ord ; Jail: •' • • - toe effect. and descanted oprin,each paragraph) :s•-• , - oPliej 00 . j , .. , ~, .. . „ , . , ...,.. .... i . : _ _.: ,_ . ~ .. _ , 164 He could . _, • - f - - el: to -sfy • them,• ke p re dated " Rsite.bee tin. deli.; eeric..erioriOnii, wo w Lat h a n ? h e r ~ Itak ddlidt GOOtiali t *anti' clime the discovery which 1 speak reuguege or Miami • PI" °` " 1“" forged recteipts,;and kept 'the: money.. Ott the sp., 'Prtuttess, in iLeir prevent douttion.-t obe tom; o sad - to he reeo-1 psi Siit..4a the present *den. -• • •. •- • : defend the conduct of Mr, bletcher, but men were/len:meltof the da y - e • or pay leg the , . dividends theirste, late-i.: order to let rid of the a •r 14 -00 h ste ll o l6 1 " 1 .r'"'" I•• 'lt eflO appeared that Mrs . Goodall„lieed rehsee ' not perfect ;. and • the Jury -west 'deal with . humatel ;one, absconded, and was taken . n .Wake. •,-- ' - 4 , ;red ; that hlsti,,ve oleif he atmiregi(iiiiihe liadnovrrstial be • ... bud tame iertlorn^e over her chamotty ;sod, ,elva ethashe sever googly , at : Grove.plece,....lVarrete.siceett ciuelen . Infirmity' as they foiled 'For brutal passion un. I R. G it. . . - re.4 4 Els•linltcted fo r ste ali ng la' th e diratittip . e.wid dank - or t i .-.tk of her in ;my other toot ti.in thine of on- Town, under the name of Stanton., ... , •,, „ mixed , 'with• sentiment. th ere • was' no escuse; but beige at ilie7oe., eagee:tenly Ilaiiiehttiplits ; t hem, reset ebteera and Ilive : 'that it- eras inked w i. nib, on o ; t e epee ; 4u . pi __ _ en Partner of Messrs. Palmer, Tom- . when he sew . a milli, - after he bad eisinyed the object value of 701. an • d '' - i‘4l • - - . ' - vinaies ;Sectio; teat be veoald ;Woad Ilitlitooltiel4 anmedne •••. 6" 9. a•uu'oth 1 r , , ante ste:iott An sir meant be-parcssed, aid sseekti ter neergieti AinSnit, .114Wholopson, p a licitara t proved that fear of hit desire, still; colifinuing to labour, unhaPl'ilYt l'' It has been recently ststed ia, ajoimp: . AfiA, Ms bad. to .a.alte her happy aad ier,lvodeist. That his every letters produced and fest% is eltidenCe, one . o f thea -Undo-the violence of Viii tesion, he thought twine Marlborough.kreet Oth - that ' h lf ' 4 ,4„„..est.asriniir; tbiee was nil' 'alight, do prilratton, be fluid addressed io - Mrs. Milton, at .Windabr; and dia • allowance shouldhe tettilliferititle. Theqinstion was • e st w e d of • ce, t e rimmetb teesco not endure to tbotist, to tie of iterviee.: he Or Butter's,nod9 4 y getting into'the' 6 00 4 ,*:1it,),tif, „ .,,,,,, .. ber's wily t-be lute* on * t'h• hat that Otroakingher happy. 'other theee to -Xi rsi.Stlinton, frroesi-playe, „Cantata , what Mr. Go o thdr. 1 0 0. * *.: ••%m e had expected that ' trix •by means of a fictltiouielbti•M*;- 'fl, Lie desired hi s dear Charlotte to -look to btrn; all Aborts. alibis •Towd, mere in the Deenelant's handeoriting ; • also, ' the- Attorneyli.CieiteriPikeild have called some do- loke went out on the. evenie ff •' ' • "b ' 'thoughts, shoold be - evelosively diretted t 6 mate die moaioder : ft ti or ie ne • -sof her lays hapov, In it, areatudisbeeseati 0;S atalti- ton iyaS that the Defendant had been tlt!PrneY ' 1 ;,?F..t.1 1 P: 1/1 0!.7 " ilipstic,-ifitt iiiit"nlisfionkr called.. li e should show and left the Prisimer at home; lielitueit ct;taPhriniel e ,„ tr ,,a. AN thi s he promised . if it pleased GO to aPPIC him .: tttf,, and received remittances and.consigetneuts to a :that after•Defendebeliad left his country he manifest- '' of indisposition. Ou her return he had joie out 'i : • ~' . li e d eg ieid her to be cool. to•be deterlobred-in krrp her 44 '"P". large amouut on his account. ~ • -••• • ' -' - 'inf •' t • " • I. • I no 'a tectlinint folaftsey thing he had left in that and.did,uot return until three o'tiarkilli * Morn. •-ni he tompoved-to rely on him, and eat tole duped'hY anY , ,•;), tiling her e ster could sax. He ask. bet (in.vasner to a re- ►or.r.-Scaitt,e're felt, himself in ..., pink! ideation , country. - -"Altheelfb i lt i toold not jestify the con d uc t . Ing, seliairthe ProieCutrii t o l d 'Uri it. - . 4itcs; •thi list l' l / 4 mark In a letter of her's, as: tp *hat *data become of theta). as the Adeocate,otiiiipefeNint; •,tiot'suirely - op ae.4 'fs,f thellefettlientryitintek conduct ! was sufficient to • time he '- la be let in. emu ln the,trionifii the . Pri. was mark not his he war reett ;Ater* 'thing his e's . ; wre, ______., ~... . , .. .... , tier c hu m , d ea r ta him R s hip ow oulle s hould wait isith • voting er,tne iniportaitetOt Op event, 0.1014.06,a . difenalti•tbeattlibtlons of . bus wife. He would call ;loner abet/West himself, and. neves-10dr for his , . it: iitetet vOliekuda to hear Troup' Itiv beloved C arlotte. , its 'kat Irtinfthilteleisteld ability . he had : :;natipiLlii '. ftisoinotaint 7 ifici. hods attended the •PJainfiff; whet . !;V ra e s • - A c t OS "I n t -' I- se d - I - 40. . 19 con•doory WM, aod shoul d tangent the -tome :1114.10vr on i n t h e stbotO l tOti "'"gtitia;• 'rectice he ne.4 * *4l . iieed lie sti#•'•indisrtin the•tobjeet of . slantages - when •'. g , • a p e sees m s ~„.. ttspeeperti bps Weer ante : bee ould enjoy tto rest until L o th eard from her he - any . -,..- Jatf l. , ... 1 .. p., .. .. . 14 1. 1 . . ... n n: ~,• n. s n • not; been recovered.- . ily. ••-. ' f il?..^ . 4*. •"'*; - ' . • p efeeset Wee to he coo determined at frrocions Tao. I .7 . •• f , '-' '1•-• -4.' • - •''':-'s•-•: '`!!^°:[' 7 - . Nail on , mod be separrtirept.her o porelier..ile &sired 'her to gratify tl: hevt r„i, eof his heart,. by comm.; to tdm,- ~_ . , ..Attorney.Gelieiel, hid taken suckpitins to ais :,,,,are: •Ifik kid littieeleel only tOhave crost-eiamined . 44- '4 '. . MlDWiagYnipikritif. - .. he sw he's to Owl 14 drop et his Mood; awl pi:used that God reselltetuyof.thassey. in,faeotst ,of .. ,,bis,.Cticiit. ~, e . ..;:the w4teeteik s "ifellit•tlernecr Friend; but the ...stel‘„ ;.. i , . •. I - .. • „„,..,: d i 5 i 5 „, 6 . 7 .:..... . 4 .-: r:: ' ( 474. V, •1 i AboiOtty woold blest sod protect Ids beloved craft ," -.... 4W* : 14..1f kteitl. : Ottlol : 4ltiC*ll 5151 .4 - sueiMatesitill 7 wittr‘vitek hie 'l,earned 'Friend had , iitte . else a. trot , - li*ti aktrrigrce,'sirit'ereieti: ', '1 he ker u aste.Gesten t ,te - tusked , if. he had RA the 2 PresieCOniKted ,et'gre4 iiirietira; 601 4 '90 : R,Civti'cloattql the cause Prevented that coat* of pre.ifthe G rand . Jury •of ' lifilittbone4aving, o n Fri. i rielectued his piede-if he lied not shown. the Itssiehesat v!Trietiiiii, i was . 'lltir - ainefu'et.• of, 114111isi'' '.-e. eeOlog,• - estataveitim-thf•privilege of :reply. 'Thei•iiity . last, found true Bills Of "Indictment diteletst Mr. 1 f e , , ,dant to have boon a moester of atrocity ? In ' Butt -- ibis 'Cat... ofetf - - thing "04 tir:: .• ..... ''.,......, 1 4acy, had lreffittrit.todn'Stillt• the Settletireel , 4 see.. Edward Hamblet Noy; " itteirtrefry;and ":1 1 4?,.5., e _ fro:n . another letter of the ilefendant's, dated the !;thet !COSTA** vane Whigs peeipdftia 10 ..,.......,.!,':„ Conlol4:thatf "eiV'Tnr • attothee'Court, and-beetier 'Oren Arundel!, a vs ine.merchit&t . liiriiiiious as. 4 • -....te gn. • 9th of Match, 1812, it appeared ,' that when per i fondant . . ALL .the letter,' were, .tifitten eke* • iqy:7ifitire as@titould not bear trim out ; itewei nat .- Mena of perjury allegett to4“4 . o.leent,iseasielsted 4 n, ...... sort once begin a criminal connection, there was an „oesteitimi,. * . Sealtiekily - tea [Bo*i, tiadqiille iatittillt; 7 ltiid if if did; he calltiti‘l the 'JOY% give certain affidassia lite 3y fi ledtbiAiiiieits support of a . , reamer it which they would sharitfir; in order to ree ':place hettleah the parties. A yeil)kikil)(4lllo.,.ogaisiii i ttest iiir;vnites thattrtifey Coold,• - . - 141 ' • ! petition to theelLcied•CletineetW.4,ll4:aestiks..o .... I move the obvert.. to illicit intercourse. *l'here was..,erystereatieldeief - seductiols, becomes . e.fif.sifletri:74lr. - rreroise, a ifirgenfe . in Vingrstreeti , 'Hatboro, tlebt44. a' , teseittlK the otw o le er i t v eLitat e * , 4!lai s ," .: • the eve" ietwe• of history-that laudanum was put in i of ceniteetti but lifter • the Crime wise ; Ceeteriftet . •,sictii*lmPfittfniiireit'ioni , steifitli•and *niter - Mr. ' "Other ns an Assignee traitor thai eiseeitissieen . '',..:,:••••°. • -..- , the ....p it .t he injered husband, in order to remove i•when the niiifiiftune o f * Plaintiff waa felt. 00 eahie- • piee'4"rieleir iii milli' >l flotr4ll l ll' itittirliiiiifliie.l'' -1114.. Atkev . , .for th . g , i )i-o*yok- 4 'n'tbVed . rtsapir.: . ._ -,... . • • ~ trim ott•of the-way of the adulterers. • . - ~I quent c Ct of the Def enda nt o ugh t not ft? iteiiit", coiiitilaint, he shoed Itiet &Orgill - Wit viitereilitiiiiit Pi•einal Preqese,..erthe Coiwlebourd issue !gains the Teo ArrAiere.GeNcest th en r ead. the letter , !to increa 0 diMages, •He could not contend deit;ti z ePitr7nßiff OM KM lie had heel ltereetatattaby En- . Defendanti, anii-thig- they should*fe Awniiirtfear - ,, . wttich war fe.tl!P fol !vta inked:es :•.-- • . .., a crimina oteicnuese bad not taken ,Pisee •; die . only . , tee.. ifilialWthritegh- jeaftsitityl'OPlatittft-tlitt itoelfittus itnsil.bitil.r.. ._ . 7,7.. ~. .4. - - -,,,,,;'r 1- t • “ D-fentlast ha i received her letterwile did not expect any- *iisll4ll.44O' 4 --t ' .7- " 7 " ''' ' ' ' .. . . queitioe therefore, was as to the amount Of thetfie; tell - fl uff thelitute Of hit rondeciton with th 6 " • - - The...CMIA . tests.... A •eks... - ;•.. , ...4%.•....- . q a I.• • r.t.g• for the... ti to i l t , one erretral, oressittre were taken, to triages, ..' ' Thicearte.that lied been pentad, of si*: i irippatis-Otiertits-examittetiott,lvestai4 4 e *be li eved*. -- '.' . ' ••• 7.. : -.. 7 .. .' '''''; 41 41.""d 4 r11 . 1111121? :.4: 24-7 1!. 4. 1 ij .„" ) p .:41 : . " .: 11 . t t i: t o a w s::l . ;: ..i. ; lo t - I), ! ;:i: •bl a id i ': t tnzl n oc ii i i er ( Lill; il.itlet packets ... .. toff damp e s ew . accee tit Or . Fbe lefteri;. l ) .l o 1 12 14 14i 0 ' '...1 4 1 4 L,.fiteri i i -4e r call_ ,:..tiiiii.el" fatisr-a. •dreetitioN Itilis; • 7 'itii - iirie: breetcneceYesterdayeks-Amelrft - . vai, , . and etre-dhoti for th:nn twespeetelZerc Atli happiocia ; read fit'evidenee,, mode it necessary for bba - to *4'6 .esir *lttdotitiffiripidoet idnitfction. ' likitt•eferee`tr . - glees by the Cumberfand-Seitety -- 404#4110i , ":;1 if ;he nonnitod were out of the waN. it to •be otherw me.; till , t the Ox . y Oh , one letter in . pertieulit hit '' fituiur. was given' tti‘Pbsbittitiddle tudee hisetiero, semechlid'llte tollOW leg boats . :--- ;---;„ ..... then he ar u m cautiotted her to be 7on fro t rildri. He asked, . :. ,-.! .I.' -- •,.„ . :s -.4: ;-, a hat .he meant by saying' h was not We. I* tritittitiorne to her; it ne linty to in ci t e : souse obsenalion. Vfisifilso •bcyn gibeit ° before.: •• - ,-. .•- • . . `'''',_,'' 4 •' - e.P ,,,, hirtc me.. xettlek4o4 if siale.4., ...-...-:• be lincteiPtvtle 4tveereted to ridge& else aissates. seeteeer - .... Was tiew.t o him and. when ha beard the Aitarheyl:6l '• • - SfrAPaiicOfild I* hatrieesilies.-Goodlll isCIW •• v se."rge• Gen. Gliaalt , as of Paul's Whorl- '-"A-- ;:.,.. r " t ",jl.:',V re e :; l4 :l l l :i, ti : L e ir f e l l „ rrei ce krty l V:,;, / arrot, l ;•: Veort*, ,Fetite s. ,tlit4 ii ceareyed a wish fOr the .: allaatt- .13,, Toot's-tosn't,'ilt• Mrc . Flatterier's Officio, itt lowa , , ... he uitoy k. eilpt, kyop, of di -.5114z. •• va--,e • he Me"otY* Ciilt• AtneY, - . 4 1. W itli r r isn i rter 7- . 7. '-• .:. ''s.:-• that hliltlttsrbil*pare'aitti warm ten; elte.o bore Alettbthfm--.4"kelatiottilic Arc'etentleit s .. he . felt a degree of' if riot' 1 , 4 • :Irtekevoilifer.Gifaits'Aii said; =be -would" till` The boats started At. about , half aleatt-lteepalsrlter' He ent•cl by sayinx, afire toy lave, adios." :*•;,;;*: .• ...., . ' t ied foitiv,V ps'impiseathi . e. A tirespeeis ; .but he, ,wes re- , ,liiiiy,-010,;ilis'against siii•leinea' s'eheyeesiukt'ntie IW:set - vet being slack, •notieriptieitted • ifta rar eirtillfs. '.• Tho'Arroitxty , Graret At saidi.a 'poison *bold tool fieved:Whelitaloultili from the fedi:44g paragraph , tiny . ditiiiigeg•thiit could •he colisidett ale/ itteeleiret .=:ttire.advaiilage - u Mit' "04 resseJad. , ch,•.......! . . d:ill nor to ta k e-suc k m tack Isitetsi **et 'better Mots isialti-e th elit'cOired bear no other meaning thin that of `a ',lte. bad - been much complimented by his Leariret+l - whee the Produce end. Merest •d i il it t the . ~; be t.„ittetl ? and altbotigh 'Mrs. Goodall -nstglit . notifft LitletPorary phitence oe the, part of Mr.qoooau in coq. ; . ;rend, on the consaneeilljs' . ehdr With...bibitie he had former.maintaiued the leidisi . - 4Piegie;lndiririf. a fit instrument to use the sledge-hanita t et, Ilikel"tliriarituenCe of hivtag ishteined the paeket; ill Wei s fa- reonducted - this' atom. illettilfwaseeliglilgerismall;The St. George end. -Isudieef stenselped•T•seeeere - 7 en fertiseate woinan - who had -meforedeg- Cheikel, 1--Possiblii that tka Ijii,caistd,be led byn,y Ineliteees, Oni be. was flow, as the Jury netet...tiave perceived : unlit . Off esitered Vitteisse'Reach, When tt*/ yet sho•ntigut use the poisoned howl: . • .11 tho: , 14 . 011 coinfieot. to foie an „epiiiinis*. o.loo,keltpae4 to iffsr . sot u:, the ,best_state,to roodpet e...efteea s ,,es si fanai,,Advanced .re ptOlye , Sle - ptigi "Ode .. sisals, mks,- were. could - tied guy- eirtuoes purposes for•-leriiish ;Min .thing se itiftilide srailiaistinifiee t"tilid,l4 . their tali% k plOn;:,)14) tees elnispitable to spend (pit. ' lie,4l4, l .etigaged in manoeuvres to keep - wok tg gain the could write *ugh a lettei, it *light be eiradiee hadiscretion be left i .. 1 114.1..eained,ii • iien4lol_,Askt-Tisntreefe, aati:iiietaloi 611 aid 1.144 •Conieeniatioe.rii. indwindi The:atriat:ef"teseertWet ettetels; how-, • disgraced his. profeesion. • Usidee apy - eireihietieseirt 'ett! MuCCelf, , ' • '. 044 an i t ttOrtiOl',...ll . #,O lid . jl, dintsgei tnik inetlktpTirmiltiishint. He had not . etirei bronghtithette to title . sidites:,,,enniet•lNet- Irr i et it musts at ,least, he said, . it wee. a isegirideollaktg -waver iipai.d* • itliiryey 104 . ne Osiloatki 4itit .. l said - . that ' . atibrided•iiiight 't"O'be :Angels, but - they R4idet toot lie I. e.d 331 14 it beit.,:4lte lieit..tetteretl a •'' gestien. , , tie would not uufite 'begone:44ooW lte waif fieteakie:. .Teith all the 4elinti .o( . hiniula I 'oughttstot 63 be devils. • Lotloa person talk of el. : Weintsiorth Field. At thtd tlineept;, Astiey..Mii,cle b) sp7:akin as to danmeee, if site caieldftltbd‘blateel • untare." ... tie hdr oo' 4; thai 14,erieteicourie. lewenctie ,for .thopessitinsi.eond ..af at - fine women:F.4yr end tetit'the lied; while diu:St. iie_4,l, fe1..... ..... . was eeeee outs in proof, itit..weold tilmwittYlbrit'llW*•ewittr-terl - ihnitOielts . - .-jrllPlektne..4 br,#te . frPtiiiis. i„„elliiiting , him .Le petleke,,the.wife s of his - friend,-e.t.lowed'at albeit . distance by lhortiailiele.We*s ktiver daniagreet they could. nut !Patel recerd4 beidt he ea. ad' human betegeC . Dhows 'Were set'llageli ally ,Gentleman lehe . iveehread fns the, a usteittation of and thi thre e fir 4 ( tbS.Sets arribed7Sit theAtente bast cessitieeettnit'm a esanatui Ity 44-StICR teeitticrits crimes. 'mote than other asest . ,-ilieitye' Ken entels there,woll .. ,hi! fatally; *III, ithei . '!secnetes hrime, finds himself almost at the tittle instant, aulteetinti itsittew;lial en , lie thessratte.l his witseesses.••• .:- . • • ''• r• - : e•- • ' hewn such caulea. , The. qeestige r . ..r th e 4 . .0 iiiii limn it day of '6460g -foal ills happiness and for.. tangled '. The, Litititow„eibieilinith e kr .Zitirusiou, - Elizabeth •Neuns pow** iblithsiertaitiret the:Plain:- •I'l l et what Mr, Fletcher haddive„ but what Platiittif len. :edited; by thit..Dafendant , who appears to have , ;hailed hereelf - ,or theii , eifili - Afraeanfent . , - ; iinct shot be. tiff with-As .wife Chiliads, t 6 hasuredtett...-Idoesi at had suffered In : the Ibis 'el a heautiful atitteirtu4eS• 'been; bk,eelafideneset.Atenti*• It was - objected, that -'thee lore thentlhiend ilt* . poult t ,fittl she test her-way again . • N.e e•l' tle-e*.il• t-Line f • about'2o yeeric•egis t . - • They wife: how has the; Plaietif titillated thee ieetentre ?.* not fete* *Sinew had .heen called ; the Gentlemensi•lo•eonieqaenli of '..ii.db.bitppii .itiffiCieutO• Ile' Wied- Iltett want t , • liath•or Bristol. The- witoeis visited -fiFes.'•Goirdall, Au e situation peculiertY,expeiied 4 Of the istry,seere well ;Tare how pAwjiling females !warcl..ler helfereuest, •.:the,::Pieduce, and' tea. St. them l' , i." 1 4 1011 t n'o or three YeerestOtilvtiteir Mat* . lion, 'o4o44ookliaiNl'll, in kneeeMplare,mslit;lwers . : to be_etraittioAd in court„..nirtirtilarly its ate l icto 4 lo,' . hact bY . thirtitne ffiga . ged tbeaselvest.,but riage ;at which tiaiethey lived on . .eliscisest t' - ' "eketaralelliesisread to Iris, aoma_faingle friFthie, taika-ifciien.•'c'e4.' * " ilk ladi'ltiWteeisted tilt at. • - i the former was tarrie d *. the strength ' be the' :Mae, ' r i : She had Wit weii them a li en' siison'.: . -:;.;' • ; ; -1! . 4 '7 4 *mite eellajgeOing . seitis Mr. intl . :l4e: qikectelt . '101(14. efitatihe• telt to the coltiLlitallidio deli, ode' which . yet ran op, * mider the lee by - Mr-. Silre Croh.examined by Mr. Staissees.--trlie• ' •in theastiMentoef sloyaefse.privicy,imild baSe fel .terepreof sine filesidArf - her bialssitet4..lts64;4l l o -groonis. • The 'SI. George dour waseehead,.the.Fro. .. . • stated, that she was •the listen-of • Mit.:Gefedall'etttelii.+lrrte ;they !irk together.; b ut his . timriiisit'nelif, Stsal , we,/ wri,44*eisfatentialliceeif ..the plwician 'dace having made too muck .. .tie Ate shorn,, add, the fa t her- Mae a Mr. Shutter, e thrower trf ieseral.oo4i 'hid .01114 mi . Aida 'per. ann. gr.. Nilslo - ha(l* 110 **#c*:* . Vit e Nt.tfeltaterztrill 5, 9 frhvit-st l 99lP 174,f 11 4 1 * eik t ed cif -4utilosio - haiing again to wear toned the instate! ---eisscial theatres. Mrs, Goedalk_had • performed pree.llwiiietestre latterly .evidt her lister ; ; hi,i.444 ..: t „curgyailiti,*bo.also with?utsestranstieper., boat. • wiie St. George afterwards kept the • lestil.all ' , loos to her marriage, 'and itninediatetyufterwarda - Friend had ..not sIeSWO ~tke..s e ereiekneeinept of " D+•.. • , ''ti, "meter 'far' gparinienti;' . sficield,,breik that I thikviati di Vauxhall , whbie she received the cap, its: • procuved an engagemetit In London '; where She Waal fendatii'i 'm . 114.1016400 .44111.ftim,c,i}oot,;4 0 - .,4..; • 7 41tiftifildilit billcolliged to the ettfertiiti of the I , conseq deice of her superiority in sailing to the' Wind. an actors if - great celebrity . 'lle sPleisitiff Was thelOestry strange if .14/i.poodaii did;, as Wag eta - , ~.,.dit.lirei)ttn ' Stith sitalltidtestetrof the present Defend - int, i The .11(*,&riceMe1P . seetted.; and was -.closely fol. a midshipmen, and, at the . time the.etitftees :visited t•ierte ( as nif,.lollliet'altra - AO liettiertjetreltitii . t .siseit,_ '4 .' ' ' iitate4teraemathan-whom newer. exhitid.--.. I Jawed by 0...4.4110i. ' Tbe:i i miduaLassamiek-this her sister and him in London, *air preparing to go' no persed'wei eillit wile *Lewin, Wim ittllutle.d.;.l,l34 , ,sbe,Pleitstitreetute were.-tittoeg,before„ it was ' winning boat ~ being about a quarter, of. a mile astern abroad ; she had since seen little of him, or of her ! mestie momentic Set meld on ki,ow . they IsehOeirfir! geetttiL i et.reegthetied. .hy . ,pofetttlasit's defence,-in of the Ludlow. The weather was remarkably , fi . tie, sister, having plieripally been in the cmintry. • I each otheri and how ' they . jellied fea4 other!' all lee).* pen it failed . lied th e Defentliiti,..eot seduced i and a light breete from the seek West ividered 'the Mr. Doestss, formerly a -hatter in St. . James•a..l' feitions. Mr. Litilewood had been called • 'hit did „ * .tfie wiTOlllarfind, .a woman .r - thelitglu.ti cha- 1 match peetilittly interesting. '''-'• Street, but now retired ' from business , said he had females of that family had pot . been eat _end beTtialterfee merilley and ettasiity ? 'what steed he Say °. Mmir,eOtteecit-AtteeT.-Weilittet. Carl er,. . who, 1'41044114r. and Mrs. G. for 20 years. He had had' did ,not. bring down hi s intercourse le that period ) iniiie to induce time Jury eis Ore mteniate damages. "' '.it was 'stated,. nits formerly a t'atitain in the Army, frequent opportunities of seeing • skem, down to the : when the Plaintiff abandoned his„country., As to. •Lcirdeitteesmaaeouort .siaide. .. time only questions -etas-charged .with stealing articles of. plate, &c. it period of Captain GoodalPs last going abroad; about : the value Plaintiff set upon his wife, his friend s ell ; , ,ledirft hit. te.tho-eggrevatioirs,nr extenuteions attendinte.‘appeared in evidence, that the Prisoner was detained three years agoi • • They , always appeared an affec- deuce wesa blank._ . How_long„ . and up to w hattiino, the cbtensisairn of the offence,. there'lteing no dikitt4 under suspicious circunistanees, offering te • pl , dge tionate and perfectly happy couple. He could say ; did they live with feliditY . ? irts,'friettd. had left .as_ to the faet itsalt... Al to the agerevations;--tiferet 1 .• plate at the "shop of . Mt. Alders, a pawnbroker : an ' no more of jigs . G. than this,.that he himself , . and . that task tii him, and itleidiouCiaA -ip,ii he muit ' was slifficient that the" Plaintiff and his wife, whei,'Officer was sent for, and the Prisoner *as se cured, • the females et his family, were always happy to see ; perform it. ire should not use any dectainatien-sbe hid borens'hini a family "if seven Or eight children; '.A Spoon whiChlie had offered to pledge,' was prove her, which they should not have- been, had they noti shwa tali it fight and simple story- lie 'should do iiiildhaepily together i • - anti that Ilse had conducted to be the prOperly of the owner of the Cambridge * entertaiiied a good opinion of her. • •.- . , . Ibis duty, * sad be had no doubt th er,,Tery,weeld do tistreelf with prepriety,tu a profession where she was ; Coffee-house, Newmanestreet,erisigh had been .Mol.'o. . ) Cross.examined by Mr. RICKARDiON.-The wit. their's. lie .Sid not deny that, at-'first white the *ell tq.,eirriencctemptatioes. . Defendant, too, ..by a person who called for.a 'beam or soup. Oa nest said Mrs. G. had ocessioual remittances- from Plaintiff was . young; and ~11.4 will not ti . ''a hii, bid jam!. in the _se4deete . 'el the lutsband, which ; searching the Prisoner, fifteen duplicates were;ed o her husband when abroad, and the family did de..', lovely wife, and by hei eleetionitheewsti :not • rte, WI! a strong it/volition' of :his offeliCe. - Theo ; as i upon. him, of portable articles of plate, supp t . 7 peed entirely on her exertions. She was h owever , . they did- live happily together., Li Thegiii was. alitiog to thoextenuationsuitite . circinnstance of the letters, ' have been stolen from different Coffee - Pauses. 'file .fl a. moat active woman, who had conducted herself , previous to this unhappy cOnneri t eil V. Complain et hating passed subsequently ti the commission of the ! Prisoner was remanded till Saturday, to give,Coffee. • with uncommon propriety and ability, arranging her in the conduct of Mrs. Goodin ; Atit(foliwi. he aeVedi offence, formed .no extenuation : It , rather led to the hoist keepers have beam robbed, opportunity . .. . • lasbaiers affairs, when he had the misfortune to be . asici-3cte, the dresser, he Aid . - -,-. no-,mean'tostisinpayt :ipletteinsiktbat the connection had been brought about l of identifying the Ptienner. . .•, • • • . male a prisoner of war. - . 'Abe slightest iMpiiipriety :he on l y did itio .. . qie l ehey. ,kr,spoi l iaccaeaqi, _lb. only other extenuation al- I ' ' 111-T • Mr. - Littlewood, school-master at Watwortb, and ; w h en the Istointiff was in England, Lie .11.0.44 h i s s' ii i , szti thq Infidelity pf the husband when I A , „,.._, - , , ,,,,, , - E 6 4 ! 1 . 11 -1 , •H. fie ._. p • • , r•- s.a the 1 3 t h last. t fiord .on. Mr. Laurie, a- vertu., in the house of Whittle ande :wife to bit so attended, Whets men eterried j ra ab roa d . bet . , if . Proeed, m i g ht Surely g o in dimi., u dy 'r,,7,l - 1,7,,at„, f; ,07: 0 - , • Lauda, mapsellers bore s imilar testimony. ' kingly woman, it - eit's,i his duty to.protect heejseni.'nelion 6 . r &m. 0.; but there ' was ais evidence of I • r pd- Utit,lED. • ^ Mr. Bannister hed know* .Mr. and Mrs. Goodall ' - ell qemetatiOn • but particularly .sie, .sett'ain she . ,wita Ilk, feet, On the . oingrary, the' eircunistsueees adduced 1 .talv 2Cl * , at the ; 7 11;e0h .itimst !neat • ark.. Sams' 1 I ,*. for the last SO years, . During a great part of that eiterounded by timptation. : ‘ When fleinSiff.'s.filmili..iti etideitotiiither . waist to disprove .t. 'He • ; . :11' ' ws tutre, to l t ,r t it !..Catidler, roar: ow. ( lA , _ 4 4Lteeu . ce.let-ri.. ! Margaret w ' of.f.t wedeisti; Blatt t era. p..r:od Mrs. G.' had an eitgagement in London's-A-. ' inereltied, 144 -- t6ii • •earniiigs of his . wife were ite .11 . 10,36.• ,Iney,,h . ovorpe,, to decitle,thet point, wet to i 3. si „ d „,i,M• ,e . , f i e • , . ni ,e, Hi ss„ 1 ,1 0; ., to I.'i OM the witness's observation Mr. G. was• very lodger aufilekill to intOpnet him lit ttsb °style in which glitfou . ditsosgesise th . ,;peightirtittit adequate ie the !eke &wetted:C.lk • iitiaill ; -*•• :"tsi Nap, Hat " 4 " 11 3 imich.attached to his wife,ond she to him. She con. he- wished, lis.herSime Captain' ief a: merchant-Tee- ardent sear et thet•ise ... . . ... shire. , •.-., .. : '.. 2 ';,-;.•: ~..*: '; •-....- -•• , • ,i,,eted herself with the strictest pro priety, 4 • the ...•,, indeed in gel • end wheelie'. unfortumter rev,ailitionliOke out -...'llie'• iiiittinithatei foidefot rntaatiff- •-------- -•- ' - "-- •- - ' ---0; 1 , . • " LubtliUti t ilin cd.. 8 0 4 ; L. • ' ' 9. " 14 "`"' it - ;i -14 ht er , cylary manner. I ill St. Dealing° the - Plaintiff' beeakat A:cragralaiertimalit I,loooi. • ? - , 11*A•fijiiiikVai. , • lIIIIIIIIb . . -..0.)t -, , :".. •- • , .:t.01i5.... :... ' - ~ . . . • .. . , ..• . .. . • . , • ... . . . ' li• •. - -.... , i ,