The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-08-20 00:00:00

, N f: LAW ISTELLIGENCE. r COUI [CERT—Aro. 19. ', ovecnAss C STRUT. It will he remembered that Iloratin Reeves and his brother were imprhatted for contempt in carrying away a ward of the Court, with Went to have her married to the former. The brother p eeeee ted a peti tion, stating that be had suffered very much is his health by his eenfinensest, and praying that be might be asokarged, Mrs. Street, the mother of the ward, also Presented a petition praying that she might be permitted to tee her daughter; both petiions were heard by hie Lordship in his private room. Ile or dered Mr. Reeves, the brother, to be discharged, epos condition that the petitioner was to bare no cora municatiets whatever with Miss Drusilla Street, but refused the prayer of Mrs. Street's petition. IN TUX NATTIIII OP ens s•IL 07 PORTSMOUTII. The A TTTTT ICT•011111111•1 said. that certain afda ♦its had been Mod es the part of his clients which he Wks desirous that his Lordship should peruse. The LOX. CIANCIIILLOII.--3eed them to I/144 Mid than I shall be able to judge what time will be neces sary to amebic the ether side to reply to them. The ATTOSDICTAIiNtiaI thought that if his Lord slap mad tha affidavits, particularly those of four mo diesl sew, be would be of opinion that this was a poet important ease. The Loan CIIIAINCILLOL—I wish to God that any other person bad jurisdiction to try this ease than eavoolf; I ...not forget what occurred formerly, when sadevits sufficient to convince any man of a fact were all disproved. Mr. Again complained that be bad been furnished with copies of only a part of the affidavits to which the Attoraereeneral had alluded. From what he bad mew of these which bad cerne eider his notice, bow , e►er, he thought it might he his duty to refer them • to the Master, in order to ascertaia whether certain redoetious which they contained upon third par ties is no way compacted with the salt, simold sot be ezpnaged. Ii . ids:Rair aaaaa L wes of opinion that the eon thtet of third parties would be found very material to the ease. The Lord CRANCPLLOI said that it might be 'elution whether the en is which Abe Earl of Portsmouth lived with other persons was Um isdieative of the state of his Wad. Some desultory and unimportant conversation here. took platy between the different counsel engaged in the ease, lo the coerce of which Mr. Hrsld spoke of , tie Earl of Portsmouth as an alleged !mastic. The Loup CaanostLea, who had not beard the former word, begged that Counsel would not cell the • .Sari a knatic.• He knew well, that when he bad feenserly occeeiste to try whether he or the Earl were the best arithmetician. Isis Lordship best him (the Chaseelistr) all to nothing: ills Lordship theeskreeted that copies of the Mids . vitealsould be given to Mr. Heald. and that the .. asls shisnli he soot to lint op this day wk. • - 17. - 111pPAIrrg LORD cutwe's GSA 141DCBTOWSL7r. • iSlifilikaoll was argued loefitre his Lordship. Is Me prima' nes, during the whole of Tuesday last. The Arroatine-Ostemaat.. Mr. boats, and Mr. BLAKE, io support Of the Petition t Mr. Hi ItT, Mr. 81311i1X11011, 111041 Mr. SiDIBOTTOPI. *webs other side. • It was a Petition from Lord Crewe, for the appoint. meat of a person is the nature of a guardian to his grandchildren, and also for the removal of a Miss . Shepherd, who has been for some months acting as their seperlereedant and governess, against whom his Lordship preferred a complaint of endeavouring to pre ' vent a proper eonfidential isterconree between the said Infants and their relations, hot more particularly with their soot. his daughter, towards whom, more ever, she bad emsdacted herself in a most offensive aced /molest manner. The Loa° CISANCILLOa having intimated a wish that the Lady should resign, it was communicated to kis Lordship.this day that she bad done so, and an order wad made that W. Coortenay, Esq. a Master of the Cam, should be appointed to superintend the eats. blithesome of the said infants, with power to appoint a proper preemies in the room of Miss Shepherd. COUNTY or DOWN ASSIZES. RECORD COURT.—AUOVIIT s.—Boots tAItON WC D. SEDUCTION. ?DOUAI DALY P.OSORGA DENRYLIIMRATT. This was an action brought by plaintiff against de fendant, for seduction of plaintiff's slaughter by defend ant, and compensation for loss of services. Mr. Meioses opened the cam, and stated the mature of the action.so the Jasv, and continued hip itateaseot to the following eg, ct clieerapiffelletaitate plaintiff, nacre is the dallhillhealseformyci ; thelotedetiff reside: in Hit:ougo, and deals in carrying linen from this country ts- Eng Lind ; he lost Isis wife in 1315, sail *be' left Lim wit., six surviving children, three girls and three hoy• ; the witness, who will be produced to you is the eldest of the girls, and at the time of the seductive she was seventeen years of ace; the plaintiff, in the coarse of hi. business, left Killourb in February last, and was absent from that to the Mat of March, sod ad biz return home bsareed. In his great grief, that the de fendant had, daring his absence, accomplished the rain of his eldest daughter I be, the defendant, bad managed to get introduced to her, and frequently paid attention to her, while she had the care artier brothers and sisters.. /tie frequently passing her father's boom attracted her attention, and she was, after tome time, induced to go out to walk with him; upon the 234 of March lest lire got her into his house, when there was no other pen son in it; be gave bee pooch, which he had previously] prepared for the °echelon, and of which she took osly s small wine glass full, and he afterwards gave her loseages similarly prepared. She was induced to stay until what he bad given her produced its effect; she was Sew mired with trembling and shivering, and afterwards with stupefaction, Counsel here observed, that he was instructed ti state, what be was very sorry far, but that there was no desist, malt deleterious mixture bad been pat in the punch, and also %the lozenges which begets her after sbe bad taken pouch. When the &foams' had reduced the unfortunate victim as this state of sin petioles, he partly forced her op stairs, ander tiro pros tence that *be shoe ld-hare a bed-chamber to herself, and forced himself to along with her, and effected Isis pur pose. Cornet here commented severely on the manner in wldsb defendant had accomplished the rain of the plaintiff. Mr. Holmes again referred to his instructiesms t mod stated, that-defendant bad been a Lieutenant *Alai Beitisb Navy, sad was st present en atheist- of the maim paed ; bat the meritorious and honorabl e c b sracteeof -» y,,,,~ i 0 ' : a' THE STATESMAN a British seaman, is not to be discerned by giviing drug° to an unforomate girl to effect her rein. I manta brief myself to suppose or believe that be ever was so eater in that respedbble service, bat was one of those amphi hious characters, which by some accident are erasion ally obtruded upon our naval and military departments. In the evening when her sant, Mrs. Grams, west If look for her ; defendant said, upon his honest she malt net there; and when she went back again a second Bak he threatened her with a pistol: when she told her Its band of her suspicions, and wished to raise the neigh-, bonrhood ; be told her it would be wrong to do mopes suspicion, bet be would go himself and ascertain whs. Idler she was tilera or net. It had been intimated to Counsel, that the defence to be sea ap was, to prove she was equally willini\to be seduced as he was to be the eslimer; hot it would be proved to them is evidence that she has nil'cr allowed him again to come into her com pany, though be often attempted it; and when be could mot succeed, he endeavoured to defame her character, and publicly stated that she bad behaved improperly pre vious to her connexion with him.Sbe was of irappreach able character and conduct formerly, and if he can chew that she was of that loose character he has stated, I ,challenge him to prove it. If she Is proved to be so, treat her as such ; but if she has not been so, I call upon you as men, as fathers, and as brothers, to give the esly compensation now in your power to her Inland•paean ; and if the defendant can clear himself of what I hart been compelled to accuse him, in the elocution Oar duty—in God's name let him do so. Calked*. Daly, examined.—Wes seventeen year' old in April last ; her mother diediaboot eight years ago; has two sisters and three brothers; used the brothers is older than wintess; kik father reside, is Killough, be is a linen merchant, aid exports lima add other articles to England ; 'ltem managed the family; knows a person of the name of &ratty ho , has not been long in Killough; only about a yeeir and a half; he is an °Seer in the water gusted; met' him first on the 113111 March ; wltnitee's failler sew then in England on business; met him between sin and seven is the evening, as witness was cumin from her uncles; he said it was a cold evening for, walking, and asked witness if she obeli manned In the 1 treeing ; she said she did not; he thee asked ME! nese if she would walk oat after a little ; wiles* , ands no reply; she was afterwards hs Isis company WI had seen him repeatedly passing by her Wiwi' door and windows ; received a mfssagii from kick std . 'see him on the 43d of March, on a Saturday swims remained with him about half an boar I. she *w e walking backwards and forwards, about seven o'clock in the evening; he told witness BUM ter four menthe. he had bees waiting for as opporemity to speak to her, and had often written Letters to her, bus *odd -sot get them conveyed, and wanted witness togs with him on the following evening; his house, and told her be loved her ; met hi m , a t retreat in she street, sod fie prevailed art witness to go to his house; she went to the ho use tween semen and eight o'clock : no other person was the hoes* In witness's knowledge; he introduced ;meek. and bs• silted on witness taking some; she took a small wise' 1 41sts full ; be pet a glass to his lips, sad when wit.' before 12 o'cloek I was not ten Wastes is Awl bona. till the punch was introduced ; took about Ur a dozen of t►e lozenges; be gave witness loseegeo• tbo salt-paas also; witness was not hoarse . know how long she was in the parlour; what happened very well; beard noboby at that night; be forced witness op stain ; the room front of the house; witness was surprised to ►ed in the room; don't recollect perfect! , forced auto the bed; wes forced to lie night; don't kanw whether be got up or not; told him to go down and bring up her shawl and bon net, for fear the ser►ants should see them; was not long up before her aunt came; was sot down stairs ; she get lan the house and asked for witness; be went to the door, and answered her ; don't know what Is said; did not cry out to her aunt; was afraid to du so; be did not dress wituru al well as usdreas hot; believe* there were windows to the room ; remained about an hour after her aunt went away ; whin Mr. Serratt went out be locked witness in ; did sus p down stairs to let him in; did set open the wisdom and ay out; did not talcs any breakfast; witaesee noel• came there about half an boar after her amok and Yr. Serratt bad her in the pantry, and 'hewed bee uncle through the house ; she did not call oat then, elimr, or when her ruin was wrought ; there was no min Is it ; Mr. Serratt did net go all the way to the 'tear's house; her uncle afterwards came there for boat *boat three or four days afterwards, witosees illnier came boom; be never punished her siege he neme home; *or her aunt or uncle: knows Patrick never was well acquainted with him. nor ever NIS him. To a vs/sties from the evert, she answered, that so improper familiarity passed between witness and defendant at the battery ; it is a public walk 4 is the evening before, he had a letter in his hand when he passed witness's Adler house ; be did persaade wit ness that he loved her.—Caro closed. Mr. Scarves addressed the Jury fir the def e nd an t la a speech of upwards of an hour, but of which our limits will only permit the followleg outline :—That of all cases that can come before a Court or Jury, ewes of seduction require to be men minutely ezmaieed. He had no instructions to throw *ay obloquy on this at:fortunate girl's character, further than what she herself bad detailed. She says she is only seesaws years of age; sod It was for the Jury to cousider whether she did net appear older. The dere:Waal is is °Haw of the Water-guard, and had been in the N.vy, and was new a Lieuteamet on half-pay. It woo l Impossible that soy man who bad borne his Majesty's Nitittittioa. fought his country's betties, and assisted to raise her to the piessele of glory she has attaisedi would at scald be guilty of what has been so basely. lasi:mated is his Leaned Hriend's instructions. What has been dose was venial, compared to what was attri buted. The eines was mutual ; and she, eves by her owe accoast, was led nothing loth." Wald they believe that she teal as basely decayed by drags pit lath pasch, amdelky Wm:gee similarly lewd ? for a memiat suppose, ' the de ' him, me of haul almost took thee; she asked Mrs. with him violent hands desist. and ha over, sad was I times length be forced undress her; witness resisted, and the was his power, and need make tto resistant:eel/resold bewail& gi►e witaess • ream to herself, bat did Dot; he Mewl forced her to go to bed, and lay in timbal with lusi. all night; (Lore wit was mach alrected,) it was about 11 or 12 •clock the next day, when witness left the Lease : recollects her aunt Gramma oesslag to the house, but did not see, her; heard her voice t k As about 11 o'clock ; there was DO penes with ber ; was locked is the bed-chamber by Mr. Serrate; beard her enquire for alums, sad she mid she Same for her; be said witness was not there; Mr. Sersut west with witness to the farmer's hover, where she staid till shed, was seat for home; heard no other person Gordo for her ; never met Mr. Serum since ; he made several attempts to see witness since—(Crossidtamloed.) Serratt bad been at Salome', some months before witness saw him ; witness's father west sway early is February, and this did not take place till pretty late in March.; be never accosted witeess before ; he could set have *pokes to witness before ; whom was several times in the street, bat was set out is Eh* street, from Slit February to the lath March; w • set Hi, bat the lieeedeesfjoi v ;tack was • 'dLr tient to see Mal ; ' f 4 at met her imervAig lime; met him afterwards . ra ate 114. sot seeing her Oath.; met him twice. hiteaelf, seer Bernard Sloan, her cousin, oa 4 • y eves; iog, with a message to him; met ' tele the 1 geodes ; became there ; he was id Mr. • let pa den, and witsese was to speak to him • oat of her father's garden; met him between sbigad semis o'clock, and emitt *boat live infaates ; the servant maid isterrared them ; • oppolated too eneee hoe in the street: in shoat half as hoar Afterwards; west down towards the church was not v e ry far ; , was pretty new the =try; was there about half as hour, sad rd back 'gala together . ; it was middliag dalikg parted la the skeet; appoisted to meet him *Vara eves lag is the street, at the hoar of severs o'clock; knew were his boas* wee very well; was there be fore Mr. Serrau; sent Sloaa gala ors is Saida, eveoiagfor him ; Sloss tail wits's, this . &matt was in Faddy Kogan's drinking. and whaseq bid bias tell Mr, Surat that skates wasted to kW.; whet he' bad to say Si hat; la same *alai Rogan% sod sels ens mei Mafia ao emit. and be prevailed on Alas* to go to hii hope; they ;lid set p ,ropther ; he met lateen at • the salt-pase, and condamoil Jtpe his base; Slats saw witness at the dhlosils; does est know how loag witness was at tite,4:. No. fore Mr. Barret same; parted at the sad met at the chareh; went to his bosse s ballot with i ber wishes; it war gettin g d ar k ; his housefts la the tows ; he said nothlog particular to slums; it was between eves acivek ; was not sight o'clock; Jae pushed wits**. * s ob• did notary eat; deo% kiwi bow hey .the niaidae4; wanted away several times • .1 1 About twelve mouths eines, we an soused the 4, r ; of this 'acentric woolen, at her residence, Caehritp. heath, leaving grant wealtb, which was to ge tri m , George the Fourth, if as retails. could be frau :, dales it. Skew her death, vestry aad parish elf.* beadles. sextoas. cometry saboolosamors. aid a,i ; 1 ,. seas holding nosy 65444 siusatione abut cube** churches, or chapels, hays barn sapleyed in seatekia t out her pedigree, bat aid to se area. The pabfieity the circa nouns. • btalasd, through the median al tie newspapers, has nand sum ladisroas scams is the neighbourhood of hoc late residues. Woe* Wurelles have arrived from all peels of the sosatay e tr dsias relationship. Last week a =as and ass sem, ay n k 16, arrived from Saaduland, from whams th e y 61 walked: he said his mama wu Bond : ha was sc a sbe wee his sister, sad he would set jolt Ludes WA. oat tlee.asoaey; however, epos as kareedgadea, could produce so other authority than brig of th. ease Banat b• see thissisre asspelled ts , mace kit steps almost ponayises. r The week patsioas, a iseutly dusted Merl, maids. fouls nude Ice ',peanuts ; the bad jot arrived outside as stags been the ..virus of tio marches; her story was, that about 60 years spa, sister left her, sad had proceeded to Ludes ter* her fortes, ; they had wee oarrespuded, bet he. the name and deocriptios of the deceased, she had Is dulls hat she was her sister, sad that the nosey he. longed to hot; it had sou hoe measly all the sash she could raise to coins frees Wallis. filly satisfied eith being amply repaid he her tremble. She amt u the sues fats ins the pruodiag applicant, Tbs asu chimes was a Jack-oar, who had jot returned from the West ladies, where he had bees moored, Us said, 35 pan; he left two sisters bebisd his maned Bead, ea* was remarkable for the ewe i trials, Ohm amassers particularly her lova Ire wear and he declered Is had bees as aye wham to let frequently teak's' a meal .sir setteasest; this he thought gabs sallideat proof of his rslasiuship, sal . . at as early age, sal berferrthe aoald have received 0 4 tomato( maternal Warded(/ ' which might, tad trot:t hasty and tv. , or mine h,, tatasee. His Lmr!. aid foliermi freaky, they stood, r'L l ly as the plain; of fathethr r. • questios of db. by leaving maitre entirely to 111•JI Verdict ter plaledlr..-190/. images, lad mate. MRS. WWI BOND. Isolated epee - eateslag i eseast against the ei;iit d King there dm north ; bet being coattail:al that bb Majesty 'apses's& appeared to be the legel stains ask be swore he wield go sod see his Royal Masai. and az Ms it he had say objection se dividing tat mosey henries them!" It is impossible to ..emirate the number of pelmet that lines p 0 ha their 'Jai al gjp i t al 1. li use el tit assehd. bottle 1111(*Prali*V1Wflieth dm hs regatiteOsseu, and nothing Las yet traeopisel wafer his right he behmU elide Majesty. Tier Lea Mime she died has Imes shut up 'palm week, wises a MK was placed I. the window, that it waste be Ida %wiser, se assists' were epee peruse to get poesespise. that the notice was taken dues is 24 lossea r etAleelat ender the loppressioa that saws Masi Italrt sadiseoverrol ad and (leis would cumquat those erry &eine he wished to gratify. It wu against . reason and against nature, to suppose that say man, much less as officer of the British Navy. wield be se base, and se vile, ea to pais 'up a potter which *MU deaden .the holier of his victim. la Ihe errs before dors there was no necessity whatever fey *taelt mast belitg resorted to; she . Was was' earegh ! she was sets *sly that, bat Me woe mote ~ for. after oak one sr two interviews, .0 ism**. not appear la I/eidetic,. ohs sePds gi ahogstig , te him to meet him I. her lather's garden; he spates, brier desire; and, in coseequace of the interruptiou iy SINA unrest-maid, they make a new sesigraglos VD etteet at the Battery,* where tley spend be 44, hour, is private. Do you. or cur you believe. Matitlug mutt to the buttery, merely to have • little enumorfileu; and thatthe half hoer ' se ehe says. wee span Is total idleness? Well. l et it be so; they leek it. mid made as appoistonat ter the sort evening; As tore there first, completely or the alert. and after sustain. lag some irritaties and disappelstanst. Aloe _gees from the Battery to the Salt-pans, and how rift Sak• piss she sent her faithful corals for him to Riess', where he was drinking. Sent for a *as. why. ,per Nape. was in a state of into:leaden r led .without each message she likely might ant.hare. hint his blood was inflamed ; be rewired sb , and he obeyed Me .evursterstombg krsriet a more tor E e. or less thee Alas had hr . refused. Coasts', after warmly asimadVertinst es the Improliability et drugs risaving been,,adasiniatared, and the Mal Sea eases., remi t of the parties is the offence. closed his 'push, by as appeal to the Jery, if they foetid foe the plain tiff, not to visit his client with heavy damages ; as k was not is be expected that a Lieutemant on half-pap could curtain them. The Learned Judge recapitulated the evidence, and in a most lomisoas retrospect thereof, °burred, that as the defeatism had called se witnesses, the Joey were bound to Wein, that in despite of the statement of Coasted. and the inai•natioaa costaised therein. the plated(' character was irreproachable, and that had there been say of that lightest,. a coming willingness en her part the Counsel sad Jury would not have beer troubled with the matter ; for. is that ease, their mu teal iselinatioss would have been gratified in a differ ent surer. sad carried Ss by frequent but shorter meetings. thus a whole sight It appeared to bight that the defendant had treated as Interest bight bosom of this yeast creatareorbick was motet all unarms* able to say ens acquainted with the female hien ; that 1 au dicer. either naval or military, was, and mast be, a cosaidersiele object of attraction in • village, and it \ they believed the *aldose., (which his Lordship saw -- so reason to doubt). he, th e d e f en d ant , **c ut e l y had, Ls;dera 1 - faird. if sot raWaisi " the fier si —l eader the protean of aff eet i os , ta k es a tam bass and ftlkseesessrate sal " Too Censurertes"_(aTt asworthy advantage of this asformsate girl. slime idi oonoossioadomo settee of her only protector. Sh e h a d l ost h et mot h er be „w aw a , Orders, Ow aro ... % l* the ab- P•Por. M. 117 . NNW. by R.WARIALL. regeeK d to 0 __ -......sertained of the ion of the dip .. Liveepool, a Ise meek newly built at New York as s pastel skip. in the Liverpool line. She left New York oo the 16th July sad has met yet been heard .l . A phew time sheet, we gave an accoost of the me himanielog Man 4 a desperate gang of loin atea/ t w it had oomanitted depredations in Streatham. amid Sprlswood, from which places they bad hliowint, 1111111111 . antmackilittese, after having almost killed to bails .pelt to resist them, at Earlsevai 411a.41hallintedie iligh'Euestable of Surrey, has awe esT limilateirehrs is tad e g the gang, and the mkt 4. 7 niralaisd I. identifying thee* of thew. Dna ~.iraibili!sa Wilson, and Brows*. After the rug hai pit Surrey, they proceeded to Enfield, where they _stole a blood sate s helongiag to Lord Cedar+, tad sisislber•frans the metiosare of Mr. Leifchild, the No Bowser. far. lieVey:loceieed information, on Wed' esseday last, Ihaft three persons bad been stepped M Aylesbury with' horse!, wader easpicioas cirestassmotch The high conslablit lei sue, accompanied by Lord Cs. elopes steward . amizliite. Lei (obi hi, for that place, sad iscertaiaed that tbeshem bad arrived at the Strip las, is a atom isshaested Caste, their hones and themselves !laths( hose completely knocked up. Their appeal' mho* excited much laapiciek and sense awkward trey _tioshheiag asked.:4lick they did not satisfactorily .11 11 404.1pkikihrof the mouestrytmea were laid ape theme. l tams; who is said to he the captain of the gang, tamped for a time, haring made a desperate re %brumes, and fired a pistol at his pursuers, bat hew's' afterwards apprehended. It is reported that dui are GO in the gang. A box belonging tonne of tons was takes, curvaining bouse-breakers' implements. Us the person of Williams were fogad A earereigur. sal a gold Wiles. chain, and peals. The three pitmans are sow in Aylesbury gaol. The horses.wereldenti• find as the property of Lord I:adagio, sad lie. led. child. A- Vas - . . . . ......cu on wt. uco• nixing some; ii. toot a sail " 41 iato pouch, aad•lsy Icamogea similarly Medicated i glass full ; he put a glass to his lips, sad whop wit- Could they for a memdat suppose, that IA the de- °els refused to take any more, be threw it in the Ire* feudist beinraelmmid by the motives ascribed to him, sad, sejd so person ebould snaky pumbrim him, fir 1,, would , drop... which, in place of the halals& be did sot drink oaf is to tri.taem's _ ' ' 411‘411` ?Nat nnittne bar bawd - . knowledge; IM'cires ;Komi 'W '11110411‘" -rf , air ' t i f,,, n i b wire. S. b e ai m. e . . . . she took some; continued a ` Wills top. ,- ? la a.,.., t i e 7 miaaria t b amaa m a men Cheri she eat some of the lottengteto sad &feudist ..aavain-ariida tirades ai d i iiia d as *f M r . asked Witness If she had any okitestilas to &Wow ageism hie client, be was balsa to ten them Mrs. Sorratt; witness made no rus b ee tulab l il44l . dly sad Darlessly, that sot °sly the defeat/met bpi with him till near twelve o'elock, when be laid - 27 m u whatalsr. Laving a desire if bitaglis her S. violent hands up°. witness, and sheimplared Itien.ie itis bouts sad to his bed, would rather seshavour desist, and he did so; witne s s fekla tiemilimp2o la rah , the serits tad slots &a i m. tdiaa sa ad. over, and was in a slate of stopefactif t he *eked 11144 oslai iter sac k posioua se bad bees alleged to ; sad I times to go up stairs, and she *madam t at were the Jury sow to be told that the/ were dele- length he forced her up Into a bed-rotten e msd begat 10 serious? They must and would coaltpract tbos e undress her; whams retitled, sad be said site was is ii ,,, j.a... L. . L .a.„.; s— ......:._ r. —_- ___:--- •sesges at have guarded ►bar against moiling each set dos . ' guarded assigosstiseas, or of limeniag to. Ii iOF . recollects faith is so slight acitaaistai the d uo; ship smolielotaesee. room is in t.b o alsention to yoing to find orbit g itaatios is which the ily i was isrenaileprived of their mothers on early a there all sad sith)ect to the occasional absence of of; never Mellon. aail eoseinded. by leaving the I MMUtIXD: Oe lioaday, at St. Atidr;waeintiab. Holborn, stbs Her. George Preston, second is of the tar. Mr. Prestos. rt Staallrld-hell. Norfolk, to Ellllllll. eldest daughter of Rick L. of John-streat„lladdled row, Lambs. • DIED. Os Wednesday last, at his hoes. near Croydon, sited N. Mr. James Dickson. of Coirent-gardee, F.LS., sod Vim" President of the Horticultural Society a Lemke. Os Monday, the ilth instant, at Ms berme Trafalgar-swot. Waiver*, la her 30 lb year, Mrs. Xebec= Fursita li. Nil of Mr. John Pereirali. On the 9th tilt. at Bristol, the Ret. Richard Sasser• Ro man Catholic Priest ; end on the lallifoilowing, his leotkrt• the Rae. Jameadammer, at Plymouth• They werellhotwi ti of the Late Mr. Thomas Sumner, of Lwagrim. near Prawn prosendad their studies together, and died witbia a fre days of each ether. They were both Meeks of St. Ar gasthhis order. commonly called Friars, both aged 47. L • L 4 F, ,~ ~: 4