The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-12-05 00:00:00

i - u E 111 -44 • - . fr. • .~ I e . , \ !nail hag. He had formerly bees alitraged 71. 104. for the same purpose, hut Jae hadfne4r pitlitty pert of it the ferryman. General title! . was the proprietor • f the ferry ; enff„ . 4whetioterf,'finti i at remuneration .fair a leini elyears,•triv carryings**, OW beig." . ;' • Chief Justice Auto's.' bervinilthered rhasthrofti..! ay Min, post.master, and cosehman ought all to be ht. dir•ted. Roberti, n shopkeeper,: gave a similar account of si l o transaction. and stated that he tlidOot %(•iran): one hinder itie 19 +Wig from tenanting the enscht—i-: .Afte/ the dispute *al over Plaintiff weatrlogra. ebb ; .:overt. • . Rev. Robert Williams said that the ferrygittlw • pf.-: sewed Plaintiff from mounting, bat the coo& 'man did nnthir►g In prevent him, • I Chief Justice AtE.T.—Nothitig but driving !/ Another wilness„ of the name of inesesT, - that a person came to Plaintiff, and said, the evrech was waiting for him. He answered, he woad be bothered with it no longer. • On ernes:examination, he said, the molt was out, es. ugh), and he only heard a person shout. The' /nett turnedlnend a corner close to the Post.nfece, where the coach stood during the diapote.h- • ; Mr. SCAULLTT, for the Plaintiff, having ennirnent.4 ed on the ciocurnstente thsi neiiber gourd nor the y : isereon who 'shoaled were•tatterl to jeititevideiro,itud• 'twirling stated that the 'Pliiatiff follovertd .the 'ClOra up the hill net of Conwayi. 61,4 bud made' a' Wood attempt to swept, shirk the • coachman re-! •sf..ted, wiles, the Plaintiff world pay for the ferry. • Chief Jost igte ASCOT Oueneeil 'Op, rid stated that Oedema-A of 611. or • Is. for the pilotage the ferry was an ittegal dessian4thst itthe Plaintiff bad been , left behind in en eitiorre to .restet the ps)ment of a. legal demsatf, nr in en ettetapt'in result the varmint. of an illegal demand, if the- retribman • Was not iti 4 c o ll o aio n to entree denispil. the. Defendantssi were . juAified in driving .on. ! Bat : if,. from tiir • ,Iggillenre that had been given,. the Jury Alyilight that thee. achmais was leagued with'the ,fepyrettskw i enforce the pat ment of this ilerneesd i the tendarits could not just,ify leasing the . Pilintiff hind, but oughetp hag,e manse till the llama. bsyl gone before a Magistrate,' The Jury found 'a ierdict for the, Plaintif f da mage. 21 fli., beinz.Oteapence of is clifise.lhich the Phiotiff had been obliged to biro ;I • sm ,Coateay' to WI) head. DEL.ATINAY u. STRIICKLAND. Action by the plaintiff, a silversmiti, in Bond- Street, wind Ihe Defendant, a member 9 r a flub. cajled m o p General Serv a lce Club, (dr sitioris artiFles,l backwe skiver spoons, Alm furmislierl by the .;;, • -#0 ) 1 10/t'40 4 .4 4 ,1 1 0 , 81 0410141/!, ilfii Oahe+ .ft... Mt, 401 asaa.held„,and in oite,inatenrettp the steward ykolie4lals; that they bad been used by the club, and rash the eacepOn of one aylcie, epprosod of, an d pdupted. by a Coamittre. That Captain HMl's nee* ail* entered oft tbeboolts, hiscanAtise 'names of ,tlye ~t-her Member* !ere 'sof then:ltopon, but that the credit had allege, been &en to,tp!ii, meoitiers.of the Nutt at 14 rge. • - ~, ~, t. , .,i, ; . ; u .. .. . • pbief Ju sties! . . 4 & to w s sotpavi9g , pp,:seill, that Pft,_ q ui l lann `V I I 31, 1 1StfgIIKAPP 01 * :rrl 4l ,l' ll °fed te,td a t ot t .L)efenttaott s gmilia coucurti•nce. p, so, 1 9 , - 11 4 , 1 11 -h!:tnnoll y 7f!') t ' °r4irk"e• 1 . 1 : 01 .2v1re Pelf; to pay, woke,* A.,,,,1Ttr9“.4..th,a.t the Plain tiff Rare the credit solely .to IJA. ~ But ii. bad ,heep proved, that the goods bed s beeo delivered at ibte ferent fleb,liousee, that Cept..strifhland had Wise an active menbe., Slid that the 4lash, ago, fed ap proved of the articles. ',Jlf the Jory thought that' the I'lBl,lolPa Ismailia delivered, some of, his. bills in th e name of Captain fail, "vas a, treof that the credit had beet, given to hid alone, *they would find, for the Defendant. If they thought the credit had been given to the club, as the atticleshefbeenun rJuhtediy furnished fur it, they vroulcitad l loy gag . aintl. - 1 ,, Tll. 0 . Jury (pond a verdict far the„ 0 41 4 4414 1 74, dd., the value of the articles (ornlallold,. . • ! ilk*s.sa V- 1411.pltLY 4 14:11 . 11 F f..". - 1 AM E IP. 411,41FALIEr LTA", two !Owls we r e Iseaught, the *lie, t a rs [e-, *vex for the occapttion4 , a,bauae (in Cketeland psi, as vie ttds,k), irdiabtited, i by Mrs. Ehtihrii pt.: foss her marriage; rho albee. her the ricrupatiOdpil the same house, as bssing *l* iithshkis4 kr t igc• Bulkeiy since hi; iikerrilim.,. :..,,,„',. „', tt ,•., • .1104..ScA43,..riT,s'I l teay . tha MIL. nuAtAr .4 fo- Aterly,,blis Mitaloga, the kept mistress of Mr. 6195..1 Ayr •that 1 1 4 i1a she sin, living with him, she felt lil: p l . Stith ‘olonel heating, and pretAiled upon _int ' ,to.buy. the house in question : whether for the Rat. ; wee 4 living iu it with him, the Learned, Co .did, net..knovt ; but the colooeL, by litymed. heck ,stesecal g igsV in, the house : he bteitlifasted there ppm end thesksreot to. Fruit!, ; loot 009re/ 1 A part !We .Alre. Mooter.s, in order that. stritiwr of thew Might' bare soredvantrge over this 'other, they eacit.geee „thek,o.os hill.. t l, escistioge Eo the other for OW.— ' ,iltlat.. Masters ohtirtly eftrotaydayearyied Mr. 130144 i l l y.. Nolutiel (beating, (fp his tr.tityn_ iititit ,fiatt l t F t ,14;14 it.hafti OW th 4.44,. 00,h1 be living ii .. . •h•VON rilid lit 4461 see her or have a gairet *tits hie tt, pa . mousiest ; so he lent for her to.thelt. James's Heal'( , where he was stay ing, B'l4 . 'fir" isentiontingi t t he ,great eapeace !wised been gt kit Pillishilig, auk 1511 ! other eccount", olgred to :li+4;ftiitite 'keg, frepApli ~., claims on her peying;:ioato 1 29001, and &jail% up ther *este, I.fer Lip sit exchange had hee,. fiillso4oßresll !and Colonel , Keatisg .hed- been obliged to give c. upthddieg us etioellet of the bow l se4utity for At ipurchesoh I: appeared that the premises bad never been aa • leigsted In Colowel.hieatieg,_.but only an agreement to assign them had been given him. A witness proved ,0 %loran(' of o'ctst 'from the hvdy e bile she was Mrs. .4-e4tiag„ and emitter since she beam, Mrs. Bull6o- 1 . . Iv : bet n!kideen t eeil rAiiirfeyrid to,itiWe been made on Mr. Bulk ety. • • 2 . Mat...twassilad in. tboth actions ; in the. 4sti.es ., .*.spiAintterstend, be,cautos he puitAtit. ,Moiliely into Iholitonos himself, and' s tls s fiefore . .coeld E ant ctaim trey 404 t from. her for ec.cupa4on. falba *MIA, llfels,Sll:llloittiwstt ne couttact eapress'oriM. a,. :ilbetratrAteL,Mr.l3elkely to par 1 for occi .. lol- 41 . 0",:. : appea r he had, recriebil ani . notice ;lit 411 4 and, withfrut pitch notice, he might hare co& ejtleireit.the, liguse hitt Ws property.: ii.itether ob• . jectiom.staa slip sfar j ftd a that no assisnment, hawing :been com e p!eted, he h equitable ti'M, which *Pi y Aid net oablehe 11: 4 41: 10. 4 of use •ad ; occopattob. his Qounsel m't tb,i,e , flea by gic,cases of. Hearn v. Tomlin., .Peijties t ticit". 192 i. Kirkland s q.. Poetteer, 'l'etstftp,...l4isl, 401 v. Vaughan, 11.4. quell last Term hist,l4,lolo cps `there was no tract for occopstionvosu4 ISt, ibeDefeadaus was liable. . ;) .71.1 11° • *cr. crio9N PLEAS, Vac. 4. • - • :smith, V. 4ILFEN. This 1,14. en !Vino for 261: ollich was alleged to' .b(t 4,' fiAlls'e coststroction of a balcony. The con. meet ion oc the. beiciiity, by lips . j,) . t , feirdant's order, was pro7ect tpe defence eet i ep end made out in lhl9 Itsltoi•t'y wits not done in such As altiallats•like mitn;ier,as the Plaintiff liad promised ' in by origlissecOntract—that theiefore the Defendant Vst Fleißllll to like down the balcony, sablillz.Plskiff declining, to do; Defendant 1.4 d it !Simi dellik - idMiejf,•snd - the materials of which it Isat composed, acid field to Plaintiff's bouse.—Tite Plikaiff was oonsuited. ORET.V..3IILIII. This .was an tc . tion foc,the recovery of 301. 2,. being the arkooot of a Bill of Exchange drawn by a Mr. Sufism*pc% in isvotsreof the Planitiff, and said to-be aeoeiited b y y the nefendaat—the name of Mil,,e in the Willi proved 00 4 _ the,band-w riling of the Defendant; but on lai's part 14 was urged, that this Was not • regular at of Eadhatlge agreeably to law, 14tAte name of tbe:draweit was not inserted in the visaal and proper form, that name only appearina in the place where the bill was described to be mode. The CI4IEY .It3sricit intimated,. as we uilderston.t, that on this ground 'the Plaintiff mi g ht be esonsuited. A verlliCr howeirt* was found fi)r the Pladniff, . Lehi point of kw bang reserved for future consi. • Iteration. COX v. CORDELL. The Plaintiff in this case is a gardener, who rented a piece of and from *a Mr. Pope for two pounds e year, which ground be cultivated, and on which ,grotintrilio he erected 'sortie 'buildings. Mr. Pops disptiserfof *obis ground, lticludiog that rented 14 the Plaintiff, B4rlow, who let the Pleino tiff's, portion to the I)efendaut, and as soon as the .contract was concluded, Defendant, without attend. iog to the forms or asses prescribed!, by law, enter• ed into the pretnises of the Plaintiff, breaking down the wall which enclosed his prdevt, and committing other trespasses • to recover compensation fur which this action was IViiglit;' - The fact of the illegal•Atotry was telly proved, and two witnesses estimated the damages sustained by the Plaintiff at 301. The Jury found' ~ ~. - paiBERTION _ Yesterday, a. . , W4,11, iseforeieho Lain .hilwoon, by the parish .olbrers of Olihogllgfre,' *he charged him with des ing his ' , Ore . :AI Childress, and leaving the formtr.c rgeable to theitserithi. - ? Tl4:totlfrindant Asnied the charge. lie fed been for a year and...Leff 4licted, with illness, gnil was in seramil oftelie-hospltals, consequently, hennas un ableasi do any,lddiskeit big for hiansellor family. The aiifeisaid, that this statement, though true4ra part, was calculated only to itspi.se on his liorriebip. l , Vibe odatitted that her husband lied been ill, bet.ittie had anthing to say to his conduct, when .he deaeritil her in health, and left her but 101..f.ar three months? support. In addition, he not only slaniodoned.hrer t but had continued, to the present unomptst, to collar bit with another woman, after she had borne him nit kW than .siventeen children. The LORD MAYOR said, that after this statement, he meal cull open him imperatively to make his wife a liberal weekly allowance, end asked him what he proposed so offer t' The I.)efestriaat said it was a cruel case, but after' attach hesitation, proposed ss. The Loan MAYOR having consulted with the' iiiiriih offietres,deciared he would not take less then 7... 'I'N. Defeltdaist,7 attar making some bitter, cam. pliant, spigot bath parties, consented to enter into shrines 4orihe payment of the proposed saw. . „. I _ _L. -..is . . . • . ........ ' Fu n—Yesterday - iniiiiiiii4 . ' between two pndl AltreiVetislilli t the neighbeorhood of . SL aiihnlitortet o CterViteitictl, 66r1 t , hrotrriltito the greatek Cell4rlfr. 4tiop and, alarm, by the di•covery of a fire 111,Aliii litedsith"biansifacthri Of Weser's:. eltien aid 'CO. 'iiSsit.itanuficluti.dis. • It' orightited . Jo' it pelt of 'thee pliiii called the mustard•Werebitasacin *hid) 41 , 4 titiaris of fifty tails of that article, Isliich, wit . ihe whole of 'the building, wis'cistsWeiery de.: r .. 'The fire, we are blip, to siY, 'was 'coo t 4 that pirt 1 the building 'in which it Was.firit: 1 isedee'rel, ihotalik the itchiest ekertioni4raii tilled 'WWI& Obtelhietti intr.. g • WANTON Act, or Ctich4ti.:-41tvrsday l lk hound, 'befokitiii its . Yinsaii.AstleY . and Davis ! of the Ant. 'ligith e t k i f - e ; lifesamtin i nie4ridge l ' itiipie Ms erespe •by 'nom - nfeani titisi 'Hi* fere hil, • loArt 4 the shirp of a bit? er, fie • hriire - WesturiO 'r;ristd, and took ~, :11 ~ ~ p,. IP . 11 of fiver i i lleittef Or tig it, took one rititiiitittoAti . _ l rs nit after the dog, nil beat %be In .• ‘4`iit 6ffstietefflil 'Milliner ; not content with That, ' Wele r Alfrii tieqdr" th"ctaw I into a mews) , Itist Wt,, ' INA'4I OW'. 4 .W,,Ak a kaif f - ran 1 to 'the' irlitiss 1 Wiser's, tiissly‘ .. ‘, istark ' ' e head, :stapit' lit etr els Otostilithositabl! init'ettorly , fietiered his head riilfs0 1 01(-: g : Thursday the Itboareirdeir4loyed intlimin for the pc rpli se of formisig , tko vier . 3 hi 4114190,11 h it. et ree l ' nroogh, found a 'human aketotrilS4fibi distance of -IV feet frost the turbos, of the grouidv , . . Will 1.111•111 n*:44 l /51 1 WA I f k i hs • • • • Zsaqmpsi t ion ' wall Willem. yeder4ajv bear*: Ifrsirsifrwt :cpsrpnei, at the Ship Afloat, ra Beer-lase', Icosiezilipt the:city of Uondaij,`.on die body of . hfariapo Miro, a SpaniSh tientlelwan, of tbraie of 30 yeiliv t llsrlperly a Captain in she Spanish . service, who was. compelled 'to exile biassed Whim idatosarry lathe viity part of this 'war, in coast: queue* tif %is being charged as one of the 'persons «low •entered lista a conspiracy isstaissaaidale the Kiwi ad Spain, sand overturn the Goveratnent His death.was caused by his datotiug himself wills& large plus Wirt the ildhlik; • ' This inSestitalio a lasted's eroadderable lime. Wittily. be lag empaueded said I.sturn. took.a view of Mt dees?sed's body. !snick lay On the bedsit Isfolodginp,itt &ratan on the second &liar, at The housisof . Mrs. Moots% licer•laste ; the deceased's head was nearly severed from his pos/y, his face was Wawa to pieces. and a pita/0,11)e barrel of which was burst, and snide latlike the blade of a knife by the explosion. lay at his feels a maw twee lay on 'the ! Mile war *lie art-side; the wall was beat to pieces by the balls which the pistol was loided.wilh, lid the place. was ,corered with blood. The bed was very mach burned. -.ad theeemed was much burned about the . 10reast and side by li :t tiziotisss ,siiing rakes+ fire. arid'« Stich was extingaished.by the bkiod which domed from the deceased'. wounds. r. The Jury bdving returied to the tavern where they met, Mrs..Marqpret Warmer, of Beer-lane. Allfwllasws, deposed as kiltosss , The deceased had lodged at my hails; muretban a mouth. heaccapied `ad apartment oil the second Boor. Oil wednesdnititilaisq; last, the -deceased came borne. with some person and `eat ep se his apartment ; they quarrelled ; 1 du not know .the stature of the quarrel; they wean oat together, and at about half-past ten o'clock the same Writ; the deceased relented home. Pad vtricup points bed. Witte,* one and two &cluck on Tuussclay Morning l' Wits await& by a raise, and I heard something fall on the ground in the deeeased'i morn • 1 did nut think it was the report . f firearm., and went to sle:ep again; I thought the sal had thrawliseidaething down. On the following morning. the deceased's servant mane, as stsm.l, to. wail upon him at breakfast. and weal up tp his bed-room.; in a very tassel time, he came 'wallet teal eisita,seemingly much agitated and alarmed; he saial,..•! Ma art his throat" went over she way lathe Lite Church-warden, Mr. Marshall, and told ism, that the deceased had rut. his throat ; he came over directly, and looked at the deceased, aad said be betimes cut his iliroat, but shot himself. Mr: Marsballsear farm Mediral GeNtleman, bat before he arrived. he. rzatilised the room; he fossad she deceased lying on his leksille, she lower part of his fuse aas blown to pieces, and the threat . was so dreadfady tern that Ins head was nearly severed from his body; his lta hand aas blown to pieces, the thumb hung by a piece of slisT; the blood Itad run through the bed and clothes on to the groand ; atimber of letters on the deceased's bbsom bud eamgh; fire, and were harm to tinder; his body was very blialk in cousecittence of tie the L l law or the bed was nearly .tintshmed, and the brd•rtotlies land taken are, and appeared la have been extinguished by the blood, or the haute in all prodabilitf would have 'teem destroyed. Whets 1 awake in the 'tight; I did not swell nny tiling burning. At the bottom of the bed 1 (maid a pistol. the laurel and stock were broke to pieces. a "sem ity of powder lay an a tattle, and some balls in ap .per; also a NUM sta.. open 1111 a table near where the deceased lay." Juryssasa.—lt appears from the razor being open. that the 4ierewood sa ended to have cut his throat, had lit rout eifeesedbits purpose by shouting himself. Witness —The deceased appeared in his usual stale no the night of Wednesday last. The servant of the deceased corroborated the evidence of Mts. Warner. - •. • !Lid • David ,lewtion, bee4k of tbe +aria. &mai tbs.. letters now produced, epos the table is the deceaserUS,Sertin. * • Minion, clerk to Me:Nrs. Fir,bin de Tastet and Co. merchants, Trinitv-sqraire.'depreied as followsz—".l knew the deceased when he resided in Spin, he Was cite distingiiishad family in Seville; heevinced cuusiderable talent w hen a ) nulls, the army was his desire, and a commission was obtained for him. He acquired a aliali'alCeitetil abstracter as soklier, and was also in private life much respected. He obtained prefer meat in the service. After thertt urn of nis Majesty. Ferdinand, I to the Marine, the deceased, whose principles were repubiicao,,' entered into o conspiracy is Arent a number of other persons ' it, had been deprived of their coinniissious. to dethrone the' King.over:ant the ti-vernatenr, sad re.e.rabtash tar t otter.-- 1 fie plot was (Nurtured when toe emswiracy wps iii its in famy, numbers 'were brined and Ihnsull int.► t wister, and the ! deceased and a few others were so 4/wheelie us to estope to foreign counires. In t . :ehritaq last the deceased arris ed England, and lived for a ensisidernbie time 111 he money he had bare tvi.ohim to this reentry ; be became gieatly his,circurostai.ces !It NT : 11. 4.4.1. „ nod wok kith as an aSaaiiiit until hr ceold - mitre suitable to hit tatentf. The deren.ed .pending.; be Would' lease iris desk and eh las clenched tr-t & ape seemed to !shame 'eat` emotion, whi m rallk.4l ine w bdie‘ej Itii wileite&r with tempter/as derasige drodiived ,hi Vittibe4dle i tiliti pilikt-Onok p 1,.. Jeceasctrs cille fattier we the - dyke: B 7d 611 head %rating. v * • • 'I he coatisixx opened the pocrteedsurrElwel found Liess tithe were sot butts ewes and memorandums herein„wri rem opposite the day of the month in the ihnsounqit, 'kilid of dihry ; the last mote wit; writieu opporitethe.diticof !hest*, be ronimitied the aci, ihe 3d of Irecember i nbitli was tr:iarliad literally into Engiirh —" 1 shall pui an rai d to so.p.iierrial•eltflieaCe, and the reissue is nothing to any one ttet myself.', Upon being shown the bonk.• witness dephsed., the note is in the haud.v. rite% of • deaf:m.o w sad - the aratirtatissa I have Wn a tree out. The deceased Mil StbOat_„t . o out to South erica Iseared.risgst Al with` Sir"o.-111•CWeg%r, to go mid join the Independents; but the &Cleated staid Mae ler consider, ed **rriiregur M•Greger as merely aa adventurer. vil4p had no bop imment under tile Government; and be.ultiinalely refused to go ant a ith him. The COW/Nen produced to !bindery aodtlwr letter written by acea.ed, en she evening he commuted the act. WitDess read it, and gave 4,lr:imitation of its substance tease. Jury. It st:urtf, that ne (deceased) osiett'about 51:,"rind he my nested Mr. de Testes sod ',charge the /anal Ihe also apsdirgid ed to Nlr. de Titstei for nut hisnistig,seot lON seissol two df exchange %hied were fogad lit ostober linter ready far sending „ ~ 1 to site post. . • ill 3 / A third !elle? Westatte4lolVilir. dO Tiottet'l clerks, thnnle ing them for *sir hisitiosso pia, /Jurist/ Ise troubles, chick , were sie:irly terminated. and•lblting his leave of thews. A fourth letter was produlk by the beadle; the above sill. linseed another Gentleman, tutteetillogica, in Mr. de Tasters employ, were sworn to A ire a 'roe trantdatiod of the mime to the Cormier and Jury. ti i•• Mr. Nlisgica was examined as to the state of -else deeeesed's mind; he could only currdhonste the evidence of the preceding while/K. lie badge-ea ill* walk about Meer*. de Te,siol t .n ar a l e in a state of extreme agitation, In answer to a questa:so of n Juror, he said. that altbougn subsequent to the fatal e*eot hr had considered that the deceased laboured under temporary de ruegetueot, het ;trios to that lime be never lied pooh an idea.- Mr. Steel, Surgeon, of Tower-hill, examined theeleceased, particularly the head Ole balls wt.re ant found.; they had passed through a wall and mortar, and carried away the air of the declassed and Ike greater part if the tongue. A more die. figured object than the deceased was never . seen ; the rhea ism burst Mai k; deals was instant. The deceased had pot the mettle sittlir Pistol into his mouth, grained the barrel with last left hand, and pulled the trigger a sett his right; the barrel bursting, blew to pieces. - Coßostien havisig recapitulated the evidence taken. Plat ed that he did not see any proof of insanity in the deceased's mind to the time he carinnlited the crime Of suicide. Two of the witticisms had stated, that they lead sees him such agiustod, strike his fist agaiust his forehead, • and oilier acts, which were 'tokens of a mind nn% at ease: hat it wits for them to say, after Ike healing of the letters which had been interpreted to them by the wi ee,ees s whethar they were of opiaion the deceased VMS in Hound Olilld at the time he committed the act, en a. to be ac cioshiahle for the rilme be committed. or whethes he laboured • easier each a degree of ieinporary derangement in his mind as _out to know what he *radioing at the time. In a ease like the present, where there was so little - proof of insanity. be wished the Jury in weigh well upon their minds the evidence before they mental; !verdict; to consider whether, after the deceased had written the letters (which had bent before them, anti %s hiclt it appeared were Virtiltril a short titan before he committed the act), and before he shot himself, he was seized with a paroxysm of insanity, or whether he.was in tilt , saint collected suite as he appeared to he is hes; lie wrote the letters. It was for them to give the verdict, and Oni him; the decision was important, and he bad ea doubt they %timid discharge their duty according to W the blt of theirilidgmeut. - The Jail consulted far some lime, and returned a verdict of —Febu *le se. 'The property of the deceased is forfeited to the Crown. We ihaderstarat that be had not be. in the world at the time of his death, aid lately was so distressed that he accepted some appa rel on Saturday, the 28th tilt, his own bring in so very deplora ble a co - Militia. The verdict caused a considerable degree of sarprisr. We endemism) that his body will he buried in the el oss-road a: the tap of Mark-lane, this day. FRIDAY. Mc. 4. in i si i is i ya Iset t feal, vied 24, and 'lloanos Faulkner, 'ti me . trial stood evo.ir fr•iln hula tie.f.i.bil...lB run mptewe e w r t t t,,,, i t , of a motet MI wititess *ere put to the bar tot too iod im am A bleb charged them wi tk Itivivrr forged. cooMetleiled , h i nd at . It:red on the nth June, ..recespt fur the.sum of 101. with i weat to defraud a Saying.. Bank. Hobert Parrott deposed that he walk Ake Actnary of the & l ei. jogs Book us the a es, end of the town, alled " The W. vireo / ,.41thsollirnt lastiost• .'• Wham pr o d u ced nod seated the parohnent of the Society . The ett abli-loynt . was sity.. k .a. hi • NO, n, Penton -4r el. Haymarket. Tie Frusta-es of the g at , 'sty Acre liilward Adolpties I). ke of sotneeet, Jaho.lieurfte F.arl Speocer, John Julius Angerwein and John litunmm a t ; .V.sqrs. , On •the tihh of April. oituesv. as Amnia". rectliVed frpii two persons,4lll. oho stated Jost they_ caw in heattall A r the Society culled the •' nurse-hoe I aa.d ' Ile ree c i kr , t i i t it , she mars of Theul.9‘ Pridranz and James Jones, as Trnit.A. for the Benedt Stalely. 4 deposition hook waspbell *ran I I wa y o f rec eipt f o r t h e money; and a du, locate o r the entry w a y Anode in that book. Lf the patties who deporitedtallo of mo ney vs hbed is t a ke out their money at a week's nattier, they •come far butiptarpaa. tea thethlt of %thy law , he amid not lice stag gisqu for , the ramovalr)C this molly.. and the denial. bolls book wits produced. VI . itneti could mit soy th a t r um or iiff .; the Prisoners were the personawko Rase the mitre. On it But of J tope she money was drown on( (In taut ovea siati. trod pervons came lad prodiced the deposit hook An entry's:i f untsleaccoraing to thepsoul form, alestotlig the paineipas; re: 'edited, and the interest whieb ha d accrued alter...au. Wil lies , iv role the receipt given. and those pertrots o has • reeeisea ni t ,- money signed it to preance. The, 11111 l iey ituid by al r*,,,, was (41,1 MN. Blink of England noted Virias t e., ;t a d a k it ,,,,,i ndile . of the Prisoners, .butt he could Pet soy wire.ker they w ere ike • persints who took tout the money or not, Edanrd Doherty said he wit. a amber re *e Ramesh* Benefit t itth r l'rideaux and Faulkner were their -reward s ._ Their money was kept in a hog, which had the 'e separate lurk, and keys. nod all different from eneh other, 1'4.4041 Neli alio kee ' u One, and the landlord of the Primees.Cluttisatte. in Sa ka i_ •ii,i,,,.ay..,. 1 ,, a here th e Club Ka.. held, keeps the oilier key, tar that the bon cannot be operied'untess all are present * Tne Pre. :sooners were Ste o ards in April. and tifserwards Robert Disos sod Thomas Blake became Steward . . Win. Sober , a servant: caled , that alma , six niontiosincehe net Faulkner at the corner of %41rItemtv.sietet, and he Aid 4, Salter, you are the anon 1 *anted to sec." A% i new athad him what for? He replied, that he ate pol l to dram our hon. Bred pounds net of a Saving. Bank j‘a•t Mete, meming. he .tiopposl.d, Paition.street, and he told witaie-s be %mud give him a pound note if be would .so atunc with him, *hawse told hint he wonted no pound noir yf blot or any other man, but it' be could do any good he should he glad to do it. Out I K41401K UppAsile the Savings Bank, besot.' that one. of the Stew . ants of their, or our Society. was ill. and he, therefore. wasted l it a itness to sign tion.her man's :tame. His stoat. w ere, ••• 1 I want Joy to sign such a isame" (Inentionlog i ). but whirl Vit a ties' could• not recollect Witness told help be would not Si t u i it. if he gave W 145001., and they separated. 'Fhare, et a s a Illa . l with MIA. • E.rtmard faller, a farrier, living in Jomes.street. Otforal. s 4r eart , stated, that on the 9th of June latt,l_lie.acretuf to arrow,- pony the Prisouer to Arch! Heath Itacti‘ ; Biel met al ri te canter of Joint* Street, and Foolkaer polled out a hmotfal of Wok antes, and 404 ke too* *vs better by II alking astylat the bilepir than by t hard aboor. . Benjamin S .:ith stated, that at er the ret.bery had heendis. mueered, about the ISltk .oily, Faulkner told, it ane llorseanue laid should advertise their hook (tort oas loan. be would h 4 'lifer 101, or for less than that. . •., BeSeral other shames were examined lathe tame eret. Faidkner aim then called *pan fair his al• felacv, taut be said, , that he hail not keen a member o f the Clot) for these I.oa ulnal. . . led er; at 111 the hanking.heiww, hr I.ad,never been• to it, mid. • Ihe sot itt..ht Bank of Itectou laa lin tircutien'-la %rat alt ' t t I the time as yellow as u gisiotr, and pH • Isle to go out. 11 utto all a conspiracy ligifittel hit*, in (Aunt-filtrate of nis hosing bars j unarmed in the tsars of the Journeymen of hit trade. The other Prisoner said he had mulling to any hi Oa defoure. illt.Anittouto new culled several vv illesses, sumo of nhuto proved•ait 'alibi.' . , A grearnumber of respectable a ituesses gave b o th the l'ri- ; sotieratowescriatit character, Nlr, Boron Wools buttoned up tim psi:km/Tat great lengih or the Jury. observing that the cave entirely rested upon rircnofi -1 MAlPtifti evidence, odd it was tor them to say, alter bearing that I evidence, vvhe her there Vat 181 their massif briticient to Allik,!. I, VW( 14egIliit Or the parties, His Lordship. that, wrist t hrousu. the w hit,. of the evidence minutely, and the Jury retired :.or 'about a quarter of all hour, and returned a' verdict Of--• f Outlay. • .. The Prisoners made a kits kow ; sis 4 ',dimities" ' ibt Dipsk4 - n.4 • ,•,.. . •i..t• 4 .. ' • ."` 91 - :: P., .e , , . I " - 7` - '•' --4 : - - ''• ' .1 f -•-- ''• ' •-'4t ' . . I a• , ' • • • of A •• • • 1111411.11,DGE. nt . . .. t .. ; . ..•• _ , . a • • -'. ctif*-It poet . s rßettip,_.-Tliqmetpa,v . nsc,..i ! ~ (" . , leal, . c a land • ..,.. ON. tiV. let 'it. lie. . ilinieSitie 464141,11%.. 7 . 1 4.25•--d. to Ni. -il. • • .;,, ; .„4„./.. ~,.t.... .. • .311 1 :, --d. to 41s. --d. 'OM ' ll ; . •,--d. to Btu.. —ti. itk,..10151! l ••• L s 5... d. to -i. -d. . itentkAti..c. AIN .). 4 • 7415. 61-4. to His. -41. ' • , 14 1 0,17,+ ,, r/f.. , erittr" ,4 -id. to -6 . -,- d• a •.) . - s- ; . t‘ . ~ , ----a , • *s_ v_ • Nli t WLaiTH -OP k t ii4ll ' ii ALL MARKETS. "' '''. • (b 3 Ifte en nwt_l) ' Heel .. •51.11114..161 4d.; 4.!. 1 Villf .t.. lit. 411. to 64. Ott -D 441 . 1 " *44 O. li 4 d stAlli4il. 44 VI • ir-.. , 4 4.. 4 1 d- 111 66. ai 'lst, ji11..0./ . . ,IT.L.T.Tiii is AAA 1 11 ''m • . - i'l r 4141.101D,0F lO9Poil • r •Vaw .Ittsw rout crs• Keilf '1 to 7' 116, ... 6. Lis. 60 81. 04. ' ofd . 4 SO to 71. D. , o AO tar - ..11101411-..5.7t. Ify 716 1I. • Ice ts , B A sil Formiutoi 9i. Os. to 10.. 1.4:: --= . ,--- '''llittitCE OP Tilki:i.o4f. '• , ' ' • atalhoweLieseliet—bb. N. TAM s'INIUsw 115..01. .-4. OIL 1 Clqe hinrket .. —lit,: 0.1. Yellorltuiftos.AlkOd. —, N. Whifrrlsopel litakelbs. .7d. . White 4140 n. J 141.. Ud.--4.. Odi Grit. -f M. —:---X , "Notip ditto ..fl4*. Od. —I. 04, - a • Avtgalle •• •• ilk. :8416 . chiti n . 5t4d1104.. Dd. --v. OIL % 1 4 Ditto rut1e..;.,6, Od. — s. OA* Grlives 244. Ud. I." • •Gdod Ihres 104. (WI. Yeilaw. Snap, 1125.-111olledi Ipro—Curi, 11.8 , .—N01a., 1i64. ?rive 4 Candles, per damn, Os. 64.—Moulds, 16-. Ud. • _4'4 ~._: Sit 4 ' n , t.. l j “ 4 .." 1 "'” • • 'CAW 111 DES. Beti N floifers and Steent(perstoor) 3t. OJ. to 98. 24. Middleogb I(llriOnsirs „ Moritrit Cadr , ttit.,'.,JP.)9Yave t'• Oth to lii. td-r . . FAigasiliont ...... @. w 06. tkd • . ... ',PRICE OF L*ATVEIt. • . surf.; WV) 5691,. each - ?l to 254' . pa IL 1)itto l , 56 to 6.lths. eat* y 25ii to OW blerehnois' Backs • —d to S-. • . Pressiiis Hides - Iged to Fine Cone* Hides - 20,1 to Crop Hides S 5 to 4011 is for rotting Hid to 20t1 Ditto 45 to 501_10. -20 d to V. 41 _ Calf Skips 30 to 401%. -24 d to Sid Dittn 50 to 7011 is. • 534 to • 39d iktto 70 to SOlbs. - Sid to :Ad Small Seals (Greenland) - £4d to Yid Large ditto 'id,. to 10.)s. per dozen. COAL-111•11KHT. DEC. 4: Ship.; at Market. Ships sold. Priee. Neweioik 106 i YS thitheriond ld COURSE OF FICA Amsterdam, 008. 0 V 4 to Ditto. at sight, 0 0 Antsterdam, 11 8 C. P. ' • -4 Ditta.at •fight, 11 ti Rotterdam, 11 9 U. Antwerp, 11 10 ex. mo. Hambergb.:s3lo U. Altona, 33 11 U. Paris. 3 day.' , . sight. 24U. Ditto. n 40 U. Itourdeanx, '24 15 U. Frank nn theNlaine, Inman Madrid, 40 effective Cadiz, 40 effective Wilma, 59 Seville, 5;9 Gibraltar. M FluoAv, Dec. 4. • •Vepire, Yit 60 Naples. 451 Pa;tomb. 111 per nz. Mobs.' WC Upon°, srii Rio Janeiro. fi blin. per Cent. Cork. 9* per Cent. ' Agin of Ow Bank on itnllard. Piortegal . Cold, in Coin,- 41. ?.r• per oz. .rold, in Ban, 41. ;Ir. Nrir I)olbtrs, 5 54. Bar,, standar.' r noN • Printed Turd P 1114141-4 hv D. Lor eta.- ~ .1 111t • SiATemai orilcs, No. t. V:er""%‘l. - `7Th-r . ' '• • ft , Elul!. It eale appd. t la ',ideate, that ills Pir ~ uErnilikiit, and a Captain hoy eta,, together wiilra :Cap-. Ain 'fill, were the nia•t Roles aseashera of they club;' r• adapts/ t o Ilall was thet,irrtek 4 p li s ; The club, lise . lteld • A • Ar4l in Arundel•strast l ci ti .4fterwartis in St. , . 4 1, 9, 1k , A 1 --, ey-s reet. r lz;3•• . ' . . i h. 4 ~ ..:t .. , Tb ~drfeaca 'a wir y that t g articles in pies. 1 1 8.. - • , liellilire 4 diiitho ronrvpdit of Captain 161171$inil it - ' OtßagAtitilh - . yrs were given kti . !tiiihili ;end by let hat his chime was • 4iiliffsil in the Plaintiff's, hooks, and that Dills had been4iskye red him in hig own name for part of the articies. Mr.. Halh, It as also stated, was very k . ipiiAtiate with.birik DP14;11,187. , . . lb answer $0 thjt % it wasslittian • q the other side,' J i bat - Olv i°O4 l -1 1 P4* , ftiiiiiiiiiasV4 o ., 041' .41.ftr nn Ind a verdict for the Plaintie with 201. nugiekszillll:llhiflrlit distreseed4 he wattle Iti frosrmWssiielieved hitt), Ni eittafw Mewl/rim esdr was Al I wet very dry strike his forehead.% II L al Or time under grc OF A W WS' AND SfiVSNTEEN - thin h „.„ Ht „, ed e „ CH I IDULN. mem. The 'letters pit a. man named Turner ws), brought , : plitianack are the Om fl• • • - • -1- - _e : hand Vi Mime' ' • • • • - !.. • • 16 . 13 - 41440 , .. 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