The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-07-19 00:00:00

.~_ -.. Items the LONDON - GXZETTE, JULY 17. —...allowk•— • At therCourt at Carlton-house, the 15th of July, 1813, present, his Royal Highness the Prince Itegent in Council. • . His Royal lliglutesa .the Prince Regent having been pleased, in the name and , on the behalf or• hia Majeffty, to appoint the Right. Honourable 'nouns Maitland, Lieutenant - General' of his Majesty,* Primes, to be Governor and Commander in Chief in. and over the Island of Malta and its dependencies, ite . this day took the oathi b 'Governor of the said Island. w CHr.STER CIRCUIT. • Richard Richards and Trench, Batten, Espy. M owa t e maarantaa--Sisturday. Aug. it. at Webb Peel. Dinatessiaas— Friday, Aug, 27, et Ituthin. F L iaTsniaa—Tburs.day. Sept. 2, at Mold. Cn OMR a—Wedaesday, Sept. 8, at Chester. CARMARTHEN CIRCUIT. Samuel Heywood. Serjennt at law, and. Jolla Halsey, .Fagre. caemearittas- 7 .Moneray, Aug. SO. vaßlPlll9WlNlT—Saturday, Sept. 4. CARMAN —Friday, Supt. In. NORTH' WA! CIRCUIT. Hoch teyerster and William Kenrirar, Reqm Jtfirmeirraminen,—Torsday, Aug. 17 at Delge4ly. Cearr.&avon sn IR F—hielltlay: Aug. 23: at Cilltiloll4lll. ANCLROKA—gitilttlay, AUL , . 28, - at lielndnarics HRECON‘ CIRCUIT. Thy Hen. George . lbuthograild Abet Moyiey, Tatar eta* a--.Mouttay Aug. SS. Ilagco*--Satarday, Sept 4. Claimer—Saturday, Sept. 11. • • MILITARY pticisicifiett, •.• Officer of Oribleita, Jlitylge • . . A Royal Itegbatast of Artglrej , • Seeatul Licateaant rrageis Dasso4l4oo' low Whe:ttley, supeiseatd" - Ogee erf QcthhOilek .P1(11".•' • . Itoal . Sappers lin& Mi 11'..Kjapp, Gent. to be Sub-Lieutenants.. • • •▪ -•• BANKRV • irtasisoigtir-ristlt, .014/Street, victualler, frost 17. to ' 1 01 : • ifirNinajtifey vdPititimus D. P. Gray, I.asr Dereltaid, baker . • • BANKRIYPItiI. • A. 111:iek, Ilayes, Midrilear. ieteeitigetiteargeoa.. Jall47s 51. Aug. `„a4, at Guildhall. attorney, rielder, Duke-street, Gro-s•loor.ttreet. .1. Perkins, Chaddlinglon:Orrot dtfirre; Weber, July 2; at the "Ite-e and C:rown; 'Mitt 411. •at Ilitr HEIL CharitSwYe thiants ,ire. Attorney, Mr. Aplin, Challbary. • rteitotr,. rdgsrard. - Shropshire. healer in horses, July 46, 47. A ng. 1,•.5„ at the Bradford Arms; Iretsey _Bank, StAiordshire. A ttornies, Antler Templ e; at.d Mr. Wright, Nevport, Shropshire. ..Sheppard, Amy,. Cornwall, merchant. July 4 6 , 27 , at the Goldeu lion luu, Padsteir. Au y 9 aft* Red I.ion bur, S'. Cottonb; Cornwall. Attotaleis , Mr.'Notiray, St. t'nitonit tout Meters. Siteplaarti, Minarets, and Gregory, Redford. row. • . t. Br Stran4, earpedtet.latvl!kftAr 49, at Gail& Rl 4 , 1 ,• pr. •it• - ---..r , . • • ball. Attires „Mi.:Beget* biltli:s:reei..Sobo; g• A. M , Call, Kiagstini; Jamaica, merchant, July ‘2l, 27, Aug. 2! , •. ti. Guild:fall. Attorniet, Mesits. Cooper and Lowe, South am pto .-ton Id i ng4, Lliancery.4l.fte. • VS . T. Aravarang, Ltudenbrdlostreet, drnggist, July 24, Aug. S, li.s. at (lnildhalt. • A tftnities„ ?Jr. Wallington, Aldersgate- S:r.f t i :yid Mr. Kin:. Sborter's-court,Turoreorton-street. - S. Simons, Katelitl-highway;slopaetter. Ally 2i, SI, Ater at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr..lsaati, Bevis-Marks, Saint Ale. • • • DIV I DP-NDS. Aug. 24, T. Anuses ; •orabill,•stiversmith-sAng. 14, W. and J. Ludlow. bishop's..e.atusings, Wiltshire, coiourtnen- Aup 10, it White, Cradley; Herefordshire, corn-dealer Ang. 17, J. Ingrata, Wend street, Cheapside, Blackwell-bulb fart.). -Ang. 9, W. Pagett„tiloucester,,saddler--Aug: 9, J. Cooper, Churcbdon n, Gloucestershire, horsts.dealer-Aug. 9, R. To;ley, Gloucester, corn-dealer-:-Ang. 17; S. Rhodes, New ctwle-under-Lyinc, grocer-Ang. 11, T. Marsha, Louth, Lies colinhire, grocer - Aug. 10, W. and JO. Kent, Member , Curn. wal, grocers-Aug. i, -- Whitcher, sea. Itilidoitillailb• Barrier -Aug. 10, W. Johnson , _ Hatelecote, litefbershire, wheelwright-Aug. 10, ,T. Bright, Westbary-lpois-Severit, Gloucestershire, corn dealer-Aug. 7, .1. Swan, R. Anderson, kid U. Sni,n, Wapping-Wall, merchants-Aug. 14, J. I'.. Harker, Doter,. draper- A Pg. 7, N. Hayloft, Kimpstreet, Bloomsbury, milliner - Aug. 10, J. Dodson, eranbrook, brew(/' -- tug. 18, - T, ‘Vebh, jut). Longford, Wiltshire, miller-3 Ely 21 ? W. W nit taker, - Manehester, merchant -A ug. 16, M. France, 14111 N field, Yorkshire, vintner - Aug„ 6, J. Iliftrett, Balton-le-, Maori, Lancashire, shopkeeper. CERI 1 rICATES—Aan. 7. , W. Johnstone and S. H. Pulilips, llaverfordwest, merchants- W. Harnett, sea. Canterbury, currier-W. and J. Steel and C. Jo'instofle, i Lancaster, lifteu- draper' -R. Pile tip:grie, baker -4 TOOL 51onninotlf-street, St. Giles's, el lesmaft-R. Diction, Wattham.ficity-Crom, Ewen, knrse.dhaler-T. Holt, Patl-blall. jeweller-f.;. Hatton Canterbury,' perfumer--H. Tates, 6loccester, innkeeper-J. Jackson, Bristol, fallon ettatriler-J. ,Whiteburn, Kenton-street, Brunswick-square, inter-C. 'loather, Walbrook, merchant •-H. lambert, • mold , wick, Yorkshire ' cottownmnufactursr -J. Sykes, inter-C. blond bury, Yorkshire, Clothier-3. N'Vlccar, Liver p ool , - brilsker. • • • PARTN tli Sll IPS IIISEOLITEP. W'. and J.. Pocock, Ley ton, ri.eic, carpersters , -B.,•• It., and ft. llvolik. Burwa.h,•Sosser. tailors-J. mid W". linW, Sher- Oeld. silverptaiers-3. flower, W. Norris, air •R. And B. Fuji fu, Hunslctt„ - Yorkshire, chymists-J,-Neakeausd *R. Men eisrk, Liverp o ol, ship 7 rhandleri-N. IL Tomnidi Ltd R. S. IrolUthr, llristill. trine-metvlinitts=W. ami J. Vlbillillog, She ving:on, Lancashire, delf-men-T. Beetle .lid W. Maim, I::asf.street,.Manobester-sfivare, carpenters--J. Momas and J. Senwerurt. Hayerfardftest, attinnits- , -/ . . Welt,' . Carless, J. INatsria,* P. Nee*, and J. Illtna. , • ;11sankars-41. Lausliand 'J. •Clegg, Manchester- spina W. Thor and (1. Li-tits, Lirsrptiol, merchants-M. Brickdale, E. T. ILllllllly. knit (4.94fropard,•Tatinrosi, kintAii-4/i Wheatley, J. Linsley, Neu. anti J. Linsley, jun. Mirtleklaril ltrelWrarlt shirr, .oe:chants -R. Maclagan and I) Piric, Sheeler's-court, Throgmortdo:ntOrit•-3. Iki -M. Breckbarik, and W. R. flrore, Oftiper's4.' mitt, Cor:41411, 'ctirOartiliieter-amkert--T. S e, gnu, aryl A. Saunders, Bartholomew-dose, oilaserchaats ffoliiiic and .1, Machritle King.areet, Holbornjewellers -. . Crass and J. Whire c lkierpre-whart, efiaNfiesrMists-J. Brown .1. Iluerbinams .bleaktresannanth-store,.Darbansi "P . Clwaffle;mbslN-Abtaike.-Saillktpl.w. Slift, eini zt er_ce End P- -road, rier-faitors-I.*Pnietiod W :Tones •liridge4waa, lanstfetb,uneers:. 2 .W. Woolf-sant W. A . Bailei, Brbtol, ship carvers-J. 'fagot and J. Beevers.-Svatilbet Jloolllhirettalirall • .1. Gregory. J. Barlow,.and J. Cduonbtri s Sheffield.cast4rms. founders, so - far As relates to the iatd 3. cisintibers-J. and N. ea ff n, Whiteehapel-market, isapsalranen-.W? tt °= J. G. &under', had W. Tonle, Sise-lane, waftlamesemem- J. Pap and J. Hopewell, sen. Chipping-eirattt, Harts, liquor merchants. . -alalrr- • The Avetoge 'MCI of *Sliti-A4Lk for the Week, ending July 14, it 614.00 per (st. Average Wien; of Cafe( rif . F.NWILAVO and WALES, pet Avarter, fnno the Itlturo, tiadlogJely t-- 'Wheat. I Rye. 1 Barley. Ouls, Beans I Pease. MUG. --- I +. •d. • d. *. 57 el.. 4.2 411 • qls 6 R t 4. 14 If. u 115 11 I X 41 On Monday • tilt lantes:llesity, SMshipman - tHi board the Mar fe .. tender . was tried before the Ilieis Court of Justiciary, •E;finbitegh, en an indietnient. for the murder of Agnikllit 4 Lten, aluttsit girl *bout 1:; years old, on the thth Or March left, OiKelo;. bletann, Argyllshire. :Ituppearell from the evi dence, that - the Prisoner - went !sosi 'Aiwa Stith a bnat's crew on the • impress Willi. •He loutitt several seamen, bat the town's Oenple rescialk ail but *three, and •hastenifig on -board toles" care Mese,. he left behind one of the ging-who had'bien severely hurt by a stone flung at him. • On retorning to bring-off this man, the mob• opposed his binding at the quay by a Shower .of stones. Upon %bit ordered two or three shots to be fired, one the rand catastrophe Charged I a verdict of jarti of voie*s.' LAW'INTRLLIGENCR. • • , COURT Rif' 4114 NCslt4 i , • umpakiik TusaTaar. *paws-v. The LORD, C*4lcct.Lcia, at the sitting .of the Court, gave hisnpinion upon the motion of. Sir Sa muel lton3llly,. renewed on the preceding day, and originally made' on the first day of tbepresent Seal. It was an application for an order to allowlift. fdor ris, the Plaintiff, twhire. pflrfoneeris and contract . for all necessary means and materialato.efe, the Theatrp w ithout the content of .Mr: Colman, the Manager, nod Co-proprietor of the Theatre, who refUsid to do any thing 'whaterer in the business, by which means', the performances were wholly-suspended at this ranee& sjate of the SARUM. The Lo no , diLtis.cni.s.on stated t that r he „had read 1 the affidavits carefully, : and made up his mind on' this important question; but in tender consideration of the interests of the *ties and the concern, de sired that the PlelatHf Ind Defendant might once more, on his recOmmendistion, hold •an interview or conference together, for thentcotantadatien of their 'disputes, and the result thereof to be mentioned to him—adding, that if this suggestion skould not be attended to, he should put the management of the Theatre into different hands from either of the par lies. Final judgment deferred; 3rfore his Honour the nes•Cmotest.Les. RYAN V. LAWLEY. This *sea cause of unprecedented difficetty, anis. lag eponthe last wills and, testaments of their late Royal Ilighnesses the..9U4e ,ited Duohoss.of Cent. , . hsrland i and on the censtruMlou of e certain annoitY, bond, feta sum of 96001. executed in theyeas.-17.76,1 by the Duke, as surety for -Mr. Janie. Temple Let -0411 his brother-in-law, te- Mr. Blackwell, since' deceased, conditioned- for the payment ..of 8001. -year, _during the life of the annuitant. I 1n.1793; se Seticin was breeght on the boad,:tbermbaieg one quarter.ef. the _instalments in arreari and unpaid, against the Dechess, as. the „personal represeatatire of the Duke,,and judgnteutswas obtainedegainst.her, which was afterwards agirmed on an. appeal UV thit. Douse of Lords, for the wireiasain„ although itap pears that• she oever.lied received , meeetban 2001. assets of her.deceased Royal husband, being the sum in arrear. .The judgment pissed . for. the .whole; amount of the.bond, owing: fo,tbe igoorsece w rair.! fortune ef filing a false plea of pkne adaainistrarit, 1 134 in , for the Duchess, instead of pkne adminietra- . wit prteter quod, that is full administration, instead of fell.administratien except 114 S 40 rrr certele sums Sr as to assets of the deceased, when they 'Wald come to band panda acciderint, . . . • • The bond came into the •bands of Mr. Freed, as. to the right lawfully to sue thereon, as executor to the deceased gbligee, who hid in his lifetime as. ; signed his interest therein to a. Mr. Simmoads, for valuable consideration, as was alleged,, but. not duly proved before the Master, to whom the quit for the whole, instead of the peualty on.the bond, bed been referred. The MArita reported the whole NM of . Ixl6ool. to be due to Mr. Siimnonds,, on ucount of thajudg sent obtained on the bond, instead of the real sum of the annuity in arrear at the dad) of , the Duke. Upon the grounds of isardikip in, this caw,. against which the Master felt himself not at liberty to re lieve, and the want of the usual affidavit before the Master, of Mr. Simmonde, atating, positively,. that • the debt was bonafitk due to him, or to Mr. Prated, 1 the Trustee, in whose name that suit wis insti tuted' two exceptions were taken the report in I • this amicable suit between a legatee of the deceased Duchess and Miss Lawley, the executrii of her Royallighnese, in order to discuss and settle these new and important points. Sir SAMUEL Aomici.4 opened the arguments on the exceptions en behalf of the Defendants t with great.solemuity and force. . 1 Mr. BELL followed an Aiveasine side. Mr. Amulet:is Cooti ably argued against thent...,„ . . • . Sir S. KORKILL* ...made a luminous reply, and his HONOUR gave a,feetwed . and able judgment, pia pouncing the:ereeption taken on the event of Mr. %thmondes want of a proper affidavit before the Master, as good and legally valid, and pronouncing also against the meanscep respecting the judg / sent obtained by of the false plea, such judg ment being conclusive as well in equity as at law, and the oldest and most experiencetlat the Bar not I being able to adduce any ease wherein a false plea of plenc administracit put in by an administrator, was I relieved against in any Court. I The effect of this decision precludes Mr.Sivamonds I from ever receiving, any thing on the ground of his i t hood bot-tlteassatli Of -the Dticheis liable k to the debt, if due consideration had 'biea - pald'Teir j the Bond, a matter that cannot now. be proved by any other claimant, so that the bond it IL nullity is ieffect, but in law 'binding. Judgment iu effect for the -Defendant. CoUittin Jae* 17. CNAWNER V. WARBURTON. Tbja,waeanactien by.w.hieh the. Plaintiff, a clergy ' 00 . .a r 'aught to recover from the Defendant, who . Neaps a. house for the reception of insane persons, ail °atoll, a compensation in damages, ,for, hariag.rs 7l Warrantably received and falsely detai n ed him as insane person, in the house so.kept by him, for the apace - of nearly seven years. • Mr. TOPPING hiving stated thecae on the pact of the Plaintiff, a number of witnesses were examined, eensisting principally. of keepers who had beet in the serrice of the Defendant :during the. period the Plaintiff had been confined io his house, alt of whom concurred in stating, that they had never,seen fay daring like insanity 4n the 7 c on d uc t of th e Nina daring the whole of the time be had been so. cnnfined in the Defendant's house. It appeared that the Plain. tiff had beep fitat sent to the house of the Defendant in the year - 1895, and that after . remaining there for some months; baring the liberty 'of the garden and the Ise of the front.parloer occupied by those who were la. the most convalesce n t s t a t e , h e was seat total to his own house in the country, in the custody of a keeper, who was to attend upon him so long as might be thought neeessary ! Renate was joyfellpreceired f of which protineed the fetid 1 t o 1.4. M bun. , ' tit* Jury returned b;mici4;e, b y ' a plurality • .4 * • namorn. e4/1 . p • S . ' : - • ' ... 7 - •, , .... ...r . "'" .. Tr .. - 17. -..- , .. . ~ by Os *lke b , ittimrsh, .ils alspitlos *it, thatiagipe. r. ' ( an BAILEY. was dismissed. Ail the follciang Years however, the , • - - --wervx.- Plaintiff was 'aisle testa eo„ffishisaali of the Won- • Sotadaro.lieforo-pak Inc indiciett, ,rnint r iuld Sp Tor jpeTenit mentlas,, he*, . .in I tho i inek ; 1 40,1•Paeklikilsweityl forged ondomoterfeited ~ ptieltfui - 11W4 ter Oise lif 4. mot* i i i,drainced oidath ' nisto6,,:xuelkkanwi n eetbeik,ta have b ees for ___, Itiepatilifaerlittlitilty. - Frnathencie f iti'liks ninnyet, essonterfejaedo ~ ... ...... , - .....,‘ . -.. .. 5 511 to the font peritinsyhaviog againfrieattele kites gird" ' - Joliet . - Elatidias a 11104egf*Oied; . that des, Stas bat wan never siiiieles rgesk Oat ,kof t ail ikestOttOt s 4 fll of Bo itimher-,:th*.Zidlittier; mishit to till he ensttrivetittitexpaoatha note slaitttifiosjapts. Ittldi t bought, 1 some esarben .coffeit •itud.!,angae Dating Pm whole,of thiipectod the ~h e art. 1 P.lliais he ; tendered a' 21. • notes . alVing:his tended on the:Plaintiff and the - 040.0. giihas c'-.1; Wilibuita, 7. a,:-No. ...Nstresrom ':Witness i." 'est itsalF patients, nevet te* ant thltig bat ; - e., Vs con: st thatensintber, but lean4'no-person . of duet, font thiptiflitibe PtaintlM i: this *fon alone them He iileatifsed the Aoktriii.bimieg of tisicameritalo",' tresseteleharda, ltilrilithe Des liandedwriting :air. it.- :7 . , feadiurr saviapitiorimiati thet'Oe . Pidatiff .. had , - ftlarysfliaver sold, that sdisehad.knowis a hi1fh, 4 40.0111 ¢totii;iir *l4 i :tWit• - dieMO:woo kotr :WAY lilt years .. iil4- inctiived 'two the irratianekstAttot:the Plaietif w . the*: buslateroVificees,.. to.ge tella Prisenees 7 4ispik talk at tandem t,, - . , „ ,, ,, , „, , b, , p, , „ .0141PotatiNplace.- Venhaii.ssalk. ' She i wishing .' them ' all rendered ' and Weill .• se is trilieforanhion,-, The.Ptisoner Woken mil about his witePrissidelft f. )n :their anisi-Wianittat: . hiscobsttnd the notes with a auselAiihr pencil 'ion, the witisokiii admitted that T . tho , Defilidriiiett Indian irsitr. . . - , • house wasregniarit visited by Den Willis °nee •or ar.Glosser, Impactor °initiate tba.flasik,- twice a week, sad also by the.viating,.Mysicians, that Lb" lades Were forgeries"... • • • appointed under the. Act td Parliaaent, and..litat - la:kistittfeace he stated,. that,.an,the 241 h.! all those Gentlemen hid' tl. lain*, opportunities et heciat at sie.Buslit Taunt, 'tibiae!. seeing the Plaintiff - its tltaklid of *lag An other' Jobn-Dailey,t a beteivenond doitior in cattle, poisons confined there!' wife, 'at the tame tiMe, the at Portaenin NarremieteAasi r wi t h now - Plaintiff Ira ia usfereipat precluded from access to ' tho. Magdilea- Coibephouse, Iliacifriars-read. tilas.• ~ . ..' • - :'• - -. . . . 1 wae a BristoLin Narembeplasib -. Ss-could ~. • The Aittistxxx4Sollio b/llifff , addressed the I, thi.day be arrived at Bristol,. bit he left 4ury on the part of the '. .who; b%l pleaded : 24th of. November. - Onebetcash thorn was .is justification, ' ' • • - .- - ' I sots of, ilastatne of 1)41e;(.44was the Passer. ' . Dr. Charmer, the Plisintiff's -brother, and 'Mr. hvtruslied with him fro* 114stol to. Beth. Croft, a se eve of. eiaineuce, was called, who i Mas:Gforerproved, that she paid Dal* proved, that Oat bad sea Instances of insanity In !""olsotit the 24th of Nov.—j'araid, Gat*, ". Abs. Plaintiff, from the year .180 t, and that, from I ....Italian liosicock was indictid cos littering - 01,01.-the7 had Milli, nod from the .repressentatkens of ! cheek for TIM ,Wiat- -intent federated are thelatitily, they were induced ensign the certlfimtes, ' Cot. and iti-Braity s - alioaDrford 80, and on the faith of :iejskh the Defendant received the were indicted. for aiding;mitsl• advising Badcock Plaintiff into his - house; the original certificate bar- j commit 'this felony. ' ' ... • leg been granted:by • - Witich Mr. Croft, and the sub..l From the evideeee of Richardson and Col, ,sequent one at the time when Mr. Ghawner was -sent : accomplices) it appeared, that they and the back after his temporary liberation, lotting been; met at the floras Tavern, Doctors' Commons, signed by his trother l .l)r. Chew ner. .- - i they agreed t o commit forgeri'es on sense - Mr. Tolima hero stated to his Lordship, that be i houses in the city. It was alsu agreed felt himself placed Ina eery deliate situation ; and , should procure genitive checks,' from which after what, he bad now beard, he wished- to know his-; was to execute the forgeries.. BAdtock. was :Lordship'4 epiniony whether there was any hope ins. preture porters to carry the forged cb. rkt . procioding further. • . • . I thank.) , might beet:shed, and Itiihardsou _ Lord ELLIMSOMMGIIII. thought net. The Defea t ! watch the.porters, to see that the checks idiot bed justified, , by stating, that he bad taken the ititlioitt hesitation; to retorts before the p. .Platutiff on the representation' of his friends, and :, toiaterni OtidOec "-diet all VMS right .r that justification" he bad-made out. There ought* (4 ethof SePtember, Hill'eeceired three cheel hare been another assignment on therecord•chargingi 61111111i t .;*,.1ay tialismari, -is Whitechas , the Defendant with confintog. the Plaintiff looter. (who, b:?-the-b)T,: lotsl-00.kiloo lecke of than was necessary. • ..- .• • . for .whick, : thil:' Wan4ed them) and *these The Plaintiff Tea accoxdiegly.Aniediatt . ' • ...1 . *awn on the . hOU'e of 7 ,Rubt - its, Curtis,, • • • ' ••-.....,-; --• • • .• . • • Co. were ire* to' Cooked_ ` From one ' thuse • , COURT' OF COMMON PLEAS, JULY it :* • ' ' Cooke foilied4 in, the name ef Bircdatt a, ... „ 4111WLET O. CRUTCULTY.. -' . . • OIL amount:of 200.1. . Sidcoek and Michas • this was an action against the . rktfendant,...who ; praceeded to the Whitt:Akar, Basingitall , was some time since Depaty prothtinntary of the from thenco„ Iledeeelt sent a-porter to the Marshalsea Court,. to recover a coaspesnation task: Miliaria Curiii, and Ca. with, Ike, iiii)ili [ mages for a malicious prissecutione •. " - "- - ..uedson followed, and while the check was It appeared that the 'Defendant. , wax . stispended• 1 seised ash for n•ce.entry: note, and It from his office for opposing certain' feet , chanted by 1 that tb•kibiprk was paid withouthesitate. the Attornies and 'badges of • the Palace Court, and 1 tot4eill -Were- the miter, gild informed Bed the Plaintiff, Me. Crvtchley's Clerk, woo ordered to . ski - lielPriOt. &denttk . ttlslag receired 'Peenseded Richardsi "te ' fil ' efficiate .at Deputy Prothonotary in his.stead.. I s s i •after p• .. the Demote consequence of such appointment, the Defendant -.house, where these five wort ti Avitted Miasma:am preferred seven indictments against him at the• Old - i 3200, the fruits of two day.'. Maar aedindu# Bailey, fOr embersling various sums l amounting tons: :- this single bankinkbeine. Tito : notes were . The Plaintiff was accordingly brought to the barof the I at 26 per cent. discount, to a, parses named Old Bailey, on a charge of felony, but was discharged, I These facts were fully corroborated by - there being ao pretence for the prosecution. After ; nesses. the prosecution the Plaintiff brought this action. It 1 ' After a very able summing up, by -61e_ was proved that the money aid to hare been em- ! the Jury returned n verdict, lifters' few, rni, bezzled had been fairly entered in the Defendant's ! sultition, finding the Prisoner Badpolt book, and that the Plaintiff's conduct, in the strictest I Death; and the other two Gulfti . 'Of eu point of view, had been honest and honourable. aiding, and abgtiing Badcock to commit ' The Learned Judge was of opinion that the De- `and forgery. fendant had never hid probable cause for the prose- I Thin. Witold was capitally ceavicted for. cation ; and the Jury, under all the circumstances, , large. before the expiration of the tei:piN found a verdict for the Plaintiff, 7 -Dimages T'ot)l. i had been ordered to be•transpOittetri-' F 47.414 biIEL • !,1111ANSION.HOuss.—Fridayi Hi Piens Underwent a third exaMinitien before Mating, charged by several auctioneers lag property from pales he had at difeeenk teetled. Ira committal was made out for t valuable Bible and severe' Whir books from mean Of Mr. Saunders, of Fleat4treet,—M , auctioneer, of filackfriars-road, stated, pectiag the Prisoner to be a!heil, character proceeding to search bim, wk.), he toyer' lying at his feet ; he procured his address, an Offkaw to search his lodgiagi, who duplicates, the entire of which turned out petty he had stolen from Sales.--Illscommi making out for, the County, but he !rgged ship4o commit him to Newete, es k'was crlik fault less expense; this recivast*es The duel which took place on Friday se'nnight, near Newport, between Lieut. Blundell; of the 1014 regiment s and Lint. Maguire (not M.'Gregor) of the 6th West India regiment has terminated fatally. Lieut. Blundell died on Sunday noon lest. The ball entered the right shoulder, In an obliquodirec tion, crossed the,back, taking away, part 'of the vertebrae, and lodged. near the arm-pit ; mortifies• lion, deliriuse, and -death were the consequences. The deceased was the son of , J. Minnie'', Bag,. merchant in London. The dispute Ehich led to the unfortunate meeting arose, we understand, ip the following manner : . • About a fortnifht since the deceasecttook a young _Officer of his regiment to the cottage of his fathers ilitisw AIL AViki"„, ail, of retterntsetk) at :Nita's, fla iiie withliU: Td i fiiirsitiyi ifterwata, Lieut. *gi ire,. who, as we have ' stated; was think it the late marriage of Liett. Wendell, said to hini,-;- I " I see 'you can' take friends to the Cottage;" anik -for seine days afterwardelie took many Opportiniti , MAKRIED.. 'ASA° insult him, which Lieut: B. disregarded. .Ati on the 17th tont. yr. chaittEataitl, et Wa Alhorouidi l , Norfolk. length Maguire wrote to the officers of Blundell's i iNconionen I. , E ,, 4 _urge.in , 40 Mary, iligi . .., l 4ailkiet c . 1 41 11 lfe,aq. 'of n. • legiment,.descrilting him as a ruffian nod a coward ; I On Ike '22d April last, in the bland of St. Vincent, Alhe:t upon which Ave Officers belougig 'to the regiment ! p hashes , Eici• Captain a bialideit)l 9 o ll % RelOadenl- la bti's daa,ithivr of thaAss,assAes As FA selp,, .of lout h. (ell young Irish gentlemen) pioq•eded to Niton ' and i b ind. - - sent to Lieutenant Blundell, telling him he had been I - lately, Thema Philippi, Eni. oldie Dean-lase and 1 4',Fe'i 'ld highly insulted, that he mast' fi ght Maguire. Thig r Tbad v ._ _ c red,;, l ",t d j s " .llll4 1411 , 11 r t h e late eteiedlek I t l ia ' % * "Lieut. Mandell evaded for some hours, but s between. °4.141. •""-.. . *oven and twelve ai,night, till parties having drank. .- • aili aria i_...,...i. ire Is ; John..ilie youngest sea' of flirliad ' tgeely, he gave them a challenge to 111,guire; -with .' 1 ' 7774 ' . - evt iagtips, kurrey, • ''' which,' at at between' orroand two in the - Morning; they • Irier o• - lif - Wilpnartmlnet, fiturned to Newport. Lieut. B. followed-a: few, , _Eig. ate or ,-- - th#• al _t. Ilkh . hours after to a spot near Casithrook Castlei*ndthe diet took place. ,'- • ..- ... ~ , .'' k ' ." On - Monday and . TSiesd,l'em lognest imam liiithlt on - the . case by Thernas fleivel, Parigothe.edioner let the island, mu d Cniod ' l 'ol° o l,o l e Jin ; .oelakttak 'NH and minute irAestigation of , the - el.rcurnelences, asid.ari impartial seniniingnp of:the evidenCe by Cli( Coroner, the Jury returned a verdict •of Willa Igui4kl against, Esseign Maguire, as principal , in the first *pee; •spinet Ensign Gllthristi of the 6th West India Begilent, stud Lieutenant liotinuings, of •tbe • 101st Regiment (the seconds), , as printioids in the Second 'degree; 'and againt I f ieutenant trolley end Etitign•Slafer; of the 101st .114tutent, its %vies , seitieikefore Ote'llist. .. '. • :.- . : . at Friday. the Fiat. at Retail', the Lady of of Nostport..af totoa 11 agliticir) . • n Thanday Ust i *vs. Witatipiter of Fjeet.motket toii arid heti. • ~ ...iela b 1 .:iiii;;;;;;. - 4 , ;170 - r 'Re;i7,;;;;Titli - r; f " 11 r7 .7- ' -- -- - - - i ihs4be Mb Jost. at Ism braise ilf • . - eet. eget , 1 4 1. ' ' kin. 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L that- ilifi licit Cooke vas thee to ft.!, ip WO. e r too ..'wait to LI,I ankle Paid pullers, and On `the elsecka from 4)0-market the purpose tese checks, Curtis,, *IA ie of these rind 6. fo ardsosz• thew 1-street . o . and hi house of !bile Rich's being paid, balin g WPM ie", 4 re. *rock tkie • k _Ow cub, R ife Cott*. Means:Am industry on re their ried giikett. I r other wit. i Ite Gam, apiiteS cop. rti t, • counselling, t the felont • 'or being at tr which he .14tiackertg C'the Lao with soil. nit tim at- ir wading is om the sale- Mc. Moore, , tint sin- :ter, ite was Ida sills reit QS, end lent a found 169 t to:be pro- mmittal was ni his Lord. as 'attended atitpded-ba. Sr. 'Mbar, . r tritket *4OOl. ,=