The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-02-09 00:00:00

, r ' - LAW COURT OF TCY OW LA' 1 1 6 MS Was a Petition . behalf of Mr. Qetasted, motion of Sir Samuel - and Mr. Shadwell, the over of his Lent • "evened, and the order was reversed by the ord finger of Mr. Debuted, at liberty to prove ten thousand, brat aftei settin; a value commission by the puted at sisteen thousand Claimed as his owls, • ins to give up the bit four.ifths of ell the Mr. Lux's and Mr. Goa, *a the grenade too greats powevin , make tassel sole A Wgitee - , the creditors. I s t , wes contoded tom, that the . Cominhsienere were fusing the iircofs of deluged thighs* especiAy to of the bill for twenty. Plirry, who -has since instead of apprehending_ bring in.to h m proigerty thoesand pounds, between warping. •ir pj! , objections to Mr:: .6 ; ing, If it was culpable in hint olit fteste ed;nt the logi ortblity:fiVil .14rown pocket ? Wgs he to *rev vitae %Olinda chest thit the ern bad power to refuse The probe of _ lee said, this Load ,Claititielloi Aid io his opi nion, man power, eilderlfig Acti of Parliament , respecting tinicesticof Baiskrtipti, - as all debt; are to . • loprovedin the ling lestimaifandlf oue be too. largo, tbe•cred4or:res7'lmpkeitsertgd by this Court, ' from acting. he assignee, Oc?vilitligfor the'cboice of assignee., In ease his Stibidantialliud iiiderial interest . militated against that ink.; eielset Criklitors ; adding, that no kind of objectfon - nciti iitaiO-. to either the conduct or eights' of Mr, Doris The Loan CuAncuiCeit suited, thane tiaaseist. tached to the Comesiesioeers now, :or when he sent the case beck to them en #otertlpy, in refusing to admit proof of this debt ; bit still he was bound to . state, therthe Commissional* had lent soh a power of refesiwg the proof of debt 4 ptithe r. s.)§4 hi s f o ot& ship; bin if ht should find A, * i t r e made of the roof of th is largo debt„ ibogld restrain . it, alt wished no laspotition tetitiait on Mr. Detested. ' The prayer of the Petition was granted, and Cho gPesiateient of 4ssipplaq tiospased till isidsy -.5 • rmweeffifiti = 4 , 1 2 COURT op XVltt'EllOtOir. Intim' min co. b. kap • :The footitirgoa4airatist. inissiod to glsosy muse why allow trial should oat jutiOthil. its ° thia,case, in which the Jary had foneldliffilie s Plohi, tiffs. The cue was tried daring the Qswnt Terol, before his Lordship,' at Callahan. The Plaintiffs were owners . orthe Ship Harmony, which arrived from the West Indies with a 'forgo of minima "errs, consigned to . Messrs. Williams, Wilma, sad .Co. put who, before the arrival of the cargo, bad sold ! the same to the Deeisdanta, Messrs.Xerner and bleramart. Thecae& iias entered is thohoOlts of : the Wise India 1)1oel - Company, fa, Rtisi K of Messrs. Williamsin& Co. the consig liirbeir I afterwards soldit to various perrasai N, 101•018 OT• den were granted for its delivery, had ti,,-seboill -le - loos delivered. accordingly. Tlkegolltan applied to thi Defeodeate for OA* (hetiei g ht ; do this they answered dot they were already to ad. alma for Massii.Willhni, Wilson, air co• a bit that he inustapply.tOthem ter the freight. .In this the nautili's sealed et first to acquiesce; but theca*, of Cock and Taylor having occurred, the Riskin& then thought they coulbl have rer.ourse tipemAhe De fendants, .e.od . accordlogl bronght they When the former' tie* 'trial 'Waimea/Id for by . the lale - AttorneY-Ciiterac - the Court was or Opinion, that the case of Cock and Taylor did not go to the length 'of the. present case; and that !as what he (the Sohcito)-40eneral) bad now to zria l i t d for. Williams ;oil Co. had, no doshr, i the bills of lading to the Defeiulante 7, Who hob ro et the time the cargo' in question witchinverel. co them ;, hut still the' Defendants did not rat* ; ;Pie...,: cargo under the bills of lading, but on an orderfroasiWilllams and Cn. .to the West India Dock Ce .t.• deli , ver the cirg.) In question, atid-iteleinUtliee WI"! to die Dereoilants. He (the Solicflor ! Gonerat) .sras ready to 'atitnit that the case of Caick grad Taylor se; tltd tills,lhat if a lilt of lading ires,directcd to A. or his assigns, they paying tbo t freight, and B. took under that. bill of lading, ho wins tike the cargo under the ciindition specified its 'the paper which gave him right to it ; and that the Captain was not hound to part-with the cargo but en 1110 eosidi. Lion. But here, Oiceatendad t * t k i•eaive ia such state that neither the Captain nor ,pre person could be entitled to resort to Messrs. aips• and Co. for the freight ,• ao well ht they be entitled tog? and demand if from Memo; North, or any other of tee retail dealers to whOm thssoargo is question bad been sold. I( WIF.9- 011 * 'orecti" of the West India Docks the Hul l.sj lindeniearl in the river, and the consignees ) ,tie thoos. bakkihi their order to receive the cargo, caaafrAmojisia,.idt. their li,zhters,'for the purpose or lieviaf• it did Pared to them, and if the captain 'had ems* war they had orders to . per the freight, be kdas>itted, that cuithey anplerius nn dia negative, Ilsocaptisin had alien oh the cargo, and bade tigliCtga Was, Oaliylr it . ob. The Captain and the moan,• evf4, be contended, though thir ate 4441: 7 a worse situation, in consequence ;But orer,Bon the West Indke Docks, wets not minded placed Ws better situation thao : that in which fitrinedy stood. The moment they, .111 eithot qi 101 «II with the goods, that aserneet he they lost the lien upon thesemight follow dteni 'ski the shops of the grocers . L Leo' Stele elks. tioterey, price. Anotitee way was, to eater en the mapifest, ..occurrence of a iingnlar .nature toekslace . Joitsort ‘ : aterte.-11.' Barnrr, .Th4ll'lllo !Argo war not to be•deliveted up baktipon few evenings since at a public.hoase its dorsi. pne , 14" collii+:411-0.1m,s_jw-• I, l !d p wi.."'"t?' payment Si freight. This was the *uniform - mode .of market . After the company had left the home tome Turssa; 41(el. griicere-A: Al**, J is;d proceeding,• red open such intimation as this was of the family previous to going to bed happened to ran ., l2 4. 7 s r pre gg g e: _etvaa mmi ken—.V. Burma , ':. Lys, the Dark Company in thoconstant habitpf icting.— p into the parlour when a girl about elision' - years pliciroterchlnts (so f -- tirsZd T. C: ;laeltl n t d id s l If the Dock Company delivered after this intinption, old was discovered ' concealed under a table. On liavero)-- , w.Naylov ar , J. Summers, aced K hiirton, Leed.,lser they did so at their own ' Peril, and must be bound 9iseetioning her she said she had stole into'the house d"ri ali tlerjeent r a a t e iti k W.,P:l i tt A •ti . , 14 .1{; stml father' 04 ! airepry. lad J. IL Cr.,., Bristol, carmfac • tors u t to pay the freight. Before the Dock Act there was early- is tile evening by the desire of bet ow law that took care of a man if he did not bike mother, who bad directesiAer et a certain beer* intr. • t AIL Gieso - Wwer-street, boot-oltakern—W. •doestof Massif . Uader the Dock Act, during every the night to open the street ' doer and let them in.:— ! Karktis,=-4.:410are1411", Pia rrsili tl‘l. sweeesty, till tbegoods eters carried away, the pep. Shefurther said, that in case of her not being able 'to i-tee ant B. Webb, Wappr . old y. Sala or . his owners had a point' to stop Ahem for unfasten the-door, her lather had a crovrAatt and :D e r R. Maß frli w w:l a teltt l ' H ierriat Che ete r lr i T, their (might ; but t ',ter they were carried away, it other house.breaktue, implements at his house read • e r tag untrur i et , BtacJtJFMd•teied. tsob : choirs -- J: lad !. would be wild , to say, that every ounce of them to force the door. This declaration mita cones- : - Maeltla, Nottingham butchers - R. Uakky , Ist. Jones. J. might.be followed , for the freight, bite the menu'. derable alarm; °Seen were immediately sent factery• of- tbo.refines, or the shop _of She retail and the girl was lodged is tile wateh.hoese, a f f o ter r, :, opierri thatel i ; l aid"J a. SA j t . l ' . ;r iit4rendpoo !lorible xt a , ,i ida ' t ielea rw ire ;. ,4FiEo l :s eingie e t r iol. l 7 grocer. . • • •• • • stating where her parents resided. The °Seers-pro. • aticenrl7. 4114 W- 4 .trieh_f-teal Srrej-lireet. Lord Eisiarsonouott said, if there were here any , needed to larch the house of the • latter, when they sa it air 4 ":!: 77 1 "7" . "7.•*";•,`" and ' l ' Jagh,l paint of low, ..ho I hould bare no objection to grim i found the either and mother asleep in it'd. ?herb trite. Rule; - bat he was not aware that * there • was were no house - braking implements in the house l and aoy•other p t besides those which he had left to She ! the whole story turned out to be a. fabrication. The Jury. • Ile haft - it to them to say, if they saw i eny girl was taken before the Magistrates the next dey, /resell for ptesausiag that the fkfentlants had merle • and discharged .after snob repritnand. Sbe had id the pen lb' gewfiew en'aey otiteeteneOban IfratlusatiT dlicatoPsd from 11 . 1114 ** • • atom *world& they had: formerly hien eicestemed _ The house ofa ease menefidever, in Swallow. ' lis rateleitheest U being evidence that they bed ( street, was broke open on Priday night by some newer formerly tecileed goods belonging to' Messrs. I thieves forclag.a grating .witich leads to the awn. — Williams and CO. but epos payment of the freight. They obtained, plate, watches, and looney ; atom*. Tb. Jog inferred-that they had not ; and in ceraing the latter a two guinea color Of Geo. 11. together toll& couclasion, they might have heel impressed with the tease 'of the honseluol other papers ) with With whet they understood to be the general prictice which they got clear off. - • Tit *Kb ems.. The city of Durham has been, doh,/ the whole -• Mr. Justice La &atm and Mr. Justice BAILEY of the present winter, infested by a gang of terrible weever-the same opiniep. This was not a question marauders, who, by their nocturnal violations, have of law, bat one which had been properly left with alarmed to a considerable degree the inhabitants of the Jury, who had found an implied undertaking ou that city and its vicinity. A .acct daring attack Limp et of the Deftudent* to pay *he freight, which was made by .some of the desperadoes 'belonging bad beea their unifewa. practice. Neither could it to the 'above gang, babited like sailors oti the 'per4 bit said that the Defeedaate were prejudiced by this son of Mr. Coulson, Agent to Messrs. Shafts- eat finding of-the Jury; thOD, - tfesdauts were the owners Co. eminent brewers / in Durham / who was return. - of the goods, and ? as- 9,clij naturally ceiled,on to lag home from Braacepeth l vilbr 'four pay the freights • • • * west of Durham, where booked bees collecting, Roles reined. . • • • • - money. The villains rushed from Abe hedge on . • • 4 nine a. the right side of the lone, and comp letely' sae. The Satiate's.. Gages/is said Mr. B.EADite ceded in surrounding Mr. C. before be had an showed Mae against a rule *which had been obtained . opportunity of making . his escape. The hors 6 by Mr. Jervia in this case, for having the Pliin. which Mr. C. rode, fortunately being spirited, en. titri costs taxed under the Act of Parliament for 'bled him to attack the villains with considerable preventing vexations arrests—the •Pleiatiff having held success. The one who seized the bridle; _Mr. 0; the Defendhot to bait for 1301. and baying recovered by a well-directed blow with - the butt end of- hit only 411. isa..• • whip, knocked down, who was not able to rally Our Readers may probably recollecithe again ; after having laid. prostrate his .first assail. The Defendant suotheLlaptain of.' West lediathan, ant, soother ) who watfroceeding to rifle MOP C.'s and the Viaintift waits young woman, returning to pocket, was by the ,Tioleeier of the animal, which this country as Overeager in his *vessel, who, bar. had. bow soddenly spurred, by i rider, plunged: / lugiestrusted to his keepitig doublheissit to_the tittle eaglet, the asijulaing The 'remainder ; of 1401. from whielf 4011. was to detitieted giqbe of.lbe patty &Kling their phis Iseeessfritly te.l expellee of her passage, &c, thought bersolf *titled; olateiLby. the personal- intrepidity tad **very of in .r,ensnqnsons leforosios ehoentassespeAltleit . Mr: C. did ,not tbials proper •te 'resew the attack; -corral oat liptipaging* _te(l6.l44l.ll.:o4ohdetit, oad • fortunately, Mr, C. =gained - ao otheilizjory balk' so theWirlaitaltOilit* lii*didin,lheirtrilightrviosnOcen -hWitglaatitorblakisarli* sum. ..' • •-. • . tAtaahled to stata t iak a fair way of recovety. • Mil , Mr. JesifidlidilitGas,ltsll4,l4 bawd sop.-C. on his arrival in Tiarham vas-resolve! k r. time port of die . • -1 inhabitants with every : . mark of eppeobatien, sod, Lord.ides tiellAgt was moat to 1 . such was -the •generrak satisfaction (Offload. by 'ail , apply , so cases •eforanotioli... Something mewed to *shuns, 'that we tuitheittand it fribwititention of Heirs this case ho t a li ai i tihnik Invoked, hiteed, Irsoolle Corporative, at' dub!. out , guild, to side a piece , 41t, acuity ; batw it Withild;be.probablyietterOot plate to, Mr. C. as a mark of their tipped:semi to have telodeetb...asilifyient to mate O. Miff , and as a testimony' 6( their. sofficieutly estimating think the Itlaalll # o. to the fall sum the had en- the gallant reikotaatt displayed ip the attempt to' trusted toile. Defoudents. Mir Lortlehip s libeirtfore, commit so outrageoartill derleg a robbery.. • could sot say that* arrest was coallikees. . There . It Is with extreeleaticero. that. WO hOSSYS NOS* was of course no ground for making the ride.sbee. several inetahces . of, highway robbery, committed in dilebittrel. • • • -this neighbeurhooti during the last weak. On Toes. TIM aitoaa, sec. ratmittrtitat or -is*,iiight 'a penes was, robbed ea the Chetbaut.hßi • Irrell••4 0 aches times onsionkcaoss, • I roadoind another on the road to Ashton.nrider.layne • Five ofethn•Delhadiett o ftinnigelity ofi;neliance • and -on Saturday eight s -betereen-seven and sigh; against thipeldles46 ocsippyilig. elating thalgreater Itr..Saatiet Bayley, cottisoonertdtint, tart of )the *ley, the whole tape Chorieguaress v ! was riding toward. ltOrea l oktljOrtaltelme road, be in front :' 'aittradjiarhilo the, kitgette‘nlieeirs...l, was seddasly sYstangiall by.‘ ;opt, stretched across Drarentendir s while for - road, for the vit of robbery. Ills mare • •• • PO ',WE. ... , FORGIRRY. -011idinata.-4/. • die Proprietor Of at Stake •Newing. dal : e eat allimatnhisSioa us blood.ty, on the tgalr~am( rapt ge. 1.7 ..60Yetri TJr llrgade boa a 11.0b:ta Y . Curtis. ual - !WS, tadelt2 on then var: f o a es pm. , The, • Mt • . vent Comstei salad, that tbe Prisneer ill% came MAW . o'oe, Irhlt *bleb be wig to leave three eni gma. sad tendered a cheekicetwaing to be paid the diflberiice. .The Clerk paid him 41. aid west to air. Abbot's for the remain. der. Here hews' 'stormed that the Prisoner had jok heels, an d londered a cheek - hi the erne isiasier, es which the difference waha.- On the maws ratoro. th e Prisoner had taken hismare, without waiting for the chasge. The checks Ma aken to the basket I, and proved to tie torgeries. 'The Prisoner, a a bid comimintediatsilar traod4 at the olkasof several of arratem. 'lie is a you ssaa ea veil &Mutt appear:Mee, and ii appears bad bees clerk at it BAnkiap Mane. The briefs were drim'n by himself. 'On Ittia4 t iataie* late Piaci be weptbitterty. and rifted to dal sal In adedefestes.-elle mu reemadml for further ea , satbiation. .. ‘lffirtimuffiu..-31eaday W,s. Bradley, a baker, in the lbi. Mesh, was sanuessed on an isfonaltion charging h im whb ea , c 3 ,44 1 .4 to nilellait half peck. loaves, 13 qpseters. and eight half 1 ,, .- loaves , dideient . in,weight iffdalibes —This being the . . Olitatat;' lass . bisgistrote mamma ' the . whole penalty, ' • , With mails, in ilill, .. ..; .i • ' . Te Pallnctioence of the disorganised state of the 85th Regiment, Lieut.-Colonel TtroaNTonr has been 410 , 141 fro* his sitnation* at the . Horse Guards, and selected to take the command of the new corps ra t:gutty appointed to tite - 85th Foot. The No-Popiry. Petianos whiCk lie at public hoitsei must acquire considerable strength from the mei of gin and tobacco; and hence they cannot fall to produce a powerful effect on the scoso of Parliamettt. The fall of stones from the atmosphere has this y_egr,' been remarked by -one of the French Generals, DOllllNZet, in Catalonia ; and by. M. PICTET also, sea, ci rannsta I probably the. Conn. 'hick he resided with the Primer, Wise is upprentioi to% printer, in Flegtsetrwil. He -claimed as *hie property a silk handiterobilikwhiCh the'ether woreebout his neck. The *ifs wire delivered- up the Paienisrolter's dupli eallisi but the itendkeichief she' *id see gate the likArieter in exchange for one whichzhar husband had taken of his. - She offered to prove' by • three wit- Russel, that hertusband had sold twv,te the other for it goitre; and shi Was determined to realise the WOW, by living with the - Other, whom she consi dered ander - these circumstancei to be the holy legal ,poi eetsor: The husband admitted .having sold her, bet tiatAt.was on ; a Swpday,. and "he was paid with his idatitibey ;. ihit wifi had raised the liahls7-Whicirshe enabled the apprentice to become pimvesaisge-• Be '&14; that if he had a hundred • .•••• •• • . . . • - ... . 1E - . 0 . 4 •44, i T EBmA i tt . . .. ••• • . .: • - .• _ . ..., •.• .: • ..... - ::. • ; .... ,•:.• - • •‘. . ,•• • . . r 142l iewo LLOP TC * .' ' ..' t ' the e er i e ~W aa'141.0461 1 4 400.eelleik4Hts;4t.2.. _ - 4 14,, :1ifit ... , :. 4 , -0 , 01 HI" bi* . . :1 . 664i Ih N ix t o lcog r ri F 21. ea .". - ;1 1 ~. lulalm the Iwo. des, kkatipu r : nt. Alesiatoklit„efuse' 7 •.. 9 • , .. • I'"• '.: '•'' • • . • • * • ••••1111.110.4, . 1 • • /It cHntsCSltt 1 4 as.e. . -••.-- - pekaldantot Ottl!if, , .f!‘"/#140“ AIM 0 4,1001 1 0 :; . ' l * ( B6 ..:thirt. *. - I.nrius Ana Ilion' Illtealiti': consiineell, . l R. .. - 1 1 11 P000.4 gifkle4ll o 4 o 011ie • i .e. * * tle*risoill lik•aki aot - - atitaintrarrrit• it sad W, . •... .- ,: , order. :PO -fiat juidtglaenin est. • leithild Sp. . . . 4i iii. .. h ‘e. . . ;,,•:. - . Mort* . , DIV 11.41.10). . • . mieserialieser-. Rion to VW LORI Chtnll;llllT,'On lrene* on the belt t - 7 1 , ,O•Okiik ,14 •0R." 414 - • 11PPeere,,:df!.410.4,....r.11-40 firm.: • • • - •;..- "rgl i t'vt- Pr ' • ilvolearke. Masted, brought terra, rd ow the ' oil dii OW ROW.. . TWA; 'oil !rhos 4 0 4 .0. 111 . !O s*. 1 :tiOst*T-foromobsibifitbe, ..itisoss.,re.. S.. ' 41 ' De ' . -. 4 . . olmer-m Are k. l4 , l el Rovnilly, fellowedly Mr: Roll: . to seeur e f.: l , l ,_ tIO 4,4 ) . r 1.0.°1° ,1 4 111 4 11e blek ' .7 ...• ~...,„,,, 4 '.• ; .14. 6 '• ••, • i • t - .i, / 44 0P0.4 at i b' ' , ItarClS " t i . ... 1 7 6 11. ;..! nuk the same side, Prejdng that WOO *bet 1 , 1114 " t‘ e ' - Cee l l ee rl' iliter t v " Call** i t '• Tta.:,Vl.l) vita Alan .lio*, ~;,." 411"84. slam, '- , • • • •Anire?". 6 .,.. 4 5,4Rd. Sr , rdsbtp olt Saturday last might be. •Om cella. ."!.1‘ . .0* : ) . EPolut!iuk- th! - freight 1 :..* 4 jitsnecruewititS. ~• - er ;irk* • j • iire p tik i niiin l e :r AW. nailtir : •i; ar, , ~in As, sok temp, Awthen*ltir ' arlot tiar eemmitlim. At. 'W. Mil. Mir of. the preading chil i :which' ivair.Poin., • - 4 .....,....,.. . mat J. •v=ligi c "6 ` . .ii i ; l4l4 . e order of Saturday, revived in . * IPA E4T4 O . =1 1 4 1 0,..* .lied .4 1 0 1110 4 1 !9 7 ' tiqiiiii lOl4 :' 7,l;pert.o l ..oster -mimes op oil • ek eytmo, 1/1144, in order that .be might be tiAt-Porne nl _ .. 4 ."(e‘mmelitimolpepeetimeh - silsortl'a ...i -,. :414 : Fistes Pisan: •r- , .' -i-. ! 9 g.A. t 40. 4 - . 1 11 4 7 1 , pr=. - frt . - • . i d e b ts to the a te i t o f *i m y . . wiepnenitir4l dellimege(Aso. rgo sere Wast be Outs: A rlde dela teal 'lli;, . . r tckthir.Dofendent f e - .-ret44 l , H. gaol: gs t abtirs ot o wells • trulk(l. 1-.44.b; t least of sizty.llhaboolaVonniti 1440 1 .I tk n t 09 4 7 !CO COO: *lts* ol•od ' 44) all• se d e et .... - t . 1 41 fl° l 9 olll l r°r lo .._ k ,-"eb • li. P . . li t 7110rOct a 1 • ~.r.s . i. "HI E -in e p t . On the gOodu bought for him On • 001.01 , 10 1 ,11 4 :2 4 .! poi*" 4•PgY the 1 7 6 01 tas t I In la id ". . I/II . * t . .' • • . '`, •I k 14 .1 11111.4 4 ilklieli P- eb• ii A. thengli 'a- evi lg Bankrupts, .as bin tutus, eons- . tbo nol l A vaii..L ...et,dmilkots . bitumen the : Thin was ! F,..t. nee. irt , _ t r e4eigs delimited itip fin, opin . ion nn• iiikeigner - a - te -g . 116 """ 11141:10W- j. 1 11. 10 1 , / , ': ;u i . ,,a qm i rej z‘ l v , i l - 1 1 1 : 1 :4; roMa bousand putrid,* and • which he for 11 144 :. 'LW. WPWll4.llMtale . to the .Dafeed. , Tenni lie froor.e , p f , Damarrer." aim day the- &wiry; humace-hArker-Reh. IP W.T- I Wodlison:Fatil l a il ill mi a o we o f tha 4 ebts ; koog t ot. anti for paypilint - of' the f reights due by _Messrs. ' Colin liaaaased • jedert. who! thHOther the tokaolW-LehxYDJ-, ll o l l; oi tVe4eairtrniortiont - '• 1.1 9 mi l o f fot i ou ge o bis doboo.biog Witlleneinfotpi.,. - eke ,no weer pro. • :ledges etittim ' - ...opripit Apt iher Peasprier . -fit e et . l l...tArrhaVi toit 41 kwivilAon., e debts... -.- - .: ' • -!. ..1 0 be: ot Pam* ..0 1 4, 4 _,:*a5•., - ; , . Dery 0 O *.other i ° Mk t° litt *OA , ~% :..,.• ', . ' . . ..Y, .116.17. W. bas . RI • ' finv e rFeb f il : t e r' Viler-- X. idirrailthirk Opposed tlsonw :•a1m*.:. 11 : 0 7 ..... . .emu, Ps NSW --WOW' 04 Pr° - 1 . „ - - J.- - • • A- , - irairo * . . ,Vro, Lassionlomort. . - ¢...W. a il ~ stew backer-Fell. t b ro of - '' Is tbfte M. Ditaleml •Wrillid litre . *OM _ , . . Kongtwiiik 44l l4 l ,4 600 '1 . ''The smallpox ~11 , Pis .bowne. Pmealeui lik - w mate t buder _k ets. A . •.„ , . :.. j0 _ i c.. ; er....;r5.4,1 1 therioioo of As•ignees, or might ( *rev .te SY/ '' 1 4 alcier.stnn a l o t o f -thi4gigtioraad '4 14011 44 le ioasliroigebt by the child of a soldiers dower•-lbwills. J growth Her* - -- 74: ur ain ... ? `"L e r e vague; sn. th., i flinty of the rest of the omge - M tho tralle. 41-red to thou./a be, such who caught It lo* ,Oliiiing, thistles the melsopolli...,! el i tektil bloke awl I. Mimi, , • ---; T au ' . vi T . ratter. lirtrof, mmilso-dramer - - co • rrs oreorkod to p ie ot h er mi n. es uarrantediliokk in:r.fisikw distil) imp so. , Tooseeorage 'the poor to bring their children for f • - -: - oEttouritto lt s • • g i .-... ! ' inisshininnt were iitstifiable •in re. deft/WV . .Pi kity kkit'fruithi ikad USG. MO to by , olraillitHeakt a ielitra of ii:tiel. iv given 'for each I 7. le, mime, ibislar cammiewarme4 - 4. elli • , N I dill disasi of, Mr. Detested, s' the Defellantt• ".., :.. ~,,_ .• - .:•, . • ... , ......r..• I add vaccinated. . -.- . ' • ..18ead.strint, _vs. . b ilso , . . bai rr . .1 treokr-J. es hi ; 64.1 been ooleof the forgery 1. ' The - ,lPl.lotbk•OFirsitat; said, if he had : bees.' ' 'no - fallowing cations dipmeery is stated in the ,-toesi - wh a t . --. '14. .1 kok.Cl6. tty.tiwiettossand.neoads' by Mr. • arell (*&.,, 'Pli the: nlllnrlikill *A , lot 4 11 04 mg be) **ix PaPerS :—Or. - *MQVClttat t Id Gotha, has., imonMterasooo- ' • II . : 4ik a a t ia' ' ,i ipit i t Z i :9_ ice abiconded tee dm crimes and th at (he filargteoirs** hay. no °PPr°l44-ta his Lord - inellieriliond• by Mode onettimestoi that aelt-mago :••• fi • 11. " / "Z`„(27 1 6,_ T: k• -. •• 4 141 " . • a gtr s- i di ng :hie, get i e kali. do d a y s t o ship, .119 2 1.041 . I/ 4lggesttm have Alteigeostion, 1, aistlead neon*, wiies illinj • Ore been imposed to du . ) "*"-•i°4 2 thyd we i N ' m asa ' W.C ii i!g• e, o rgy t o tl oo . o p oi li vo t. dtt o ty.g v e Which' . . Ade be Pie of greakiwWtanoe r I violet (coke) rays et *be mts, have the same farce- • -. ..' 4 ' 4.- . - °Iloo• - S•Hkirg' '..? (*Me ~ . uri thkr.u/' iiiiiie r 4r u c t,„ t ta : betweesette ildtk o pml llith of Jm. :Pat in a liimlit i ae=bl 4 argeed, by - c1,w1011 . 10. the .of .polet aureola* is mag n etic met a l s; . iatcoad mariser-.1 -NAM bibs • i watiterv--J.V•abor Wit *maid . . ' 4l--- 1 evideace t aka ..taiting. a bill or at . • i ii:is, - .plowi, , A pastel, cootaisiacelool. is Portugal gold Coln, ' Delcitiosd.„ lea. lAmboil i kii4t; b o ldet t - .. r .s IIiVZ - j* • • lot; • ';. . , . . )w i f . L . fi l i .'; ' simr a tt e e d tae ; hcweserilke bad,l3o other mode: of : .. g .but was last week ;toles fro* the mat of the Herr/lob : 1141114 1.,'"e"reiVtinterik., va t i rieratreei k _ ‘ .1.0::, ~ - - . too d o et, ask. moving lie 4 'On* trilii, u against aviiltriCe. - He., coach. The proPertYlloisuged ti Messrs. Boa" P: r4W hil'eli — i , - ilier •- 'l . Ciaff' .. -tdPe 1 1 4. ;141 .- berg- b. ,; 111 "-W" g lau -i. itiiie in his t i t fi e " p arry h ong . : coateudfid o Atot :tore the as. . bad altaittioned 1 and Tnvs.on, en, and ems addressed to Messrs. : : 11 44 reiree 4 _, la • 11- - 44 0 0 1 6124 ilm. 14 • 'll, blity:livel thhati t kponods out or their .liiio.- , Tito :Captain might have enter#l the ; lirsit.ttaz and 1311.usuar, Port Agents, listrivick. ---- k,: . , /leaden* - cileiliffur.vort, AiiiO n =re, pigs he to iii it fit lllgoo o f public cargo' n his olava same, aid if to• Defeniiant! game like coach-master end pollee *facers 'hare* been on 'I her, IPS DISSOLVED. -lb *eat that the Commission. 1 1 to him for 7 ao orde r to havt it delivered up, then he fhe alert, but nothing has yet transpired to lead ' to a r** 1 4. 31 .f7° aigd . 5 ' *SC . Livorikaol, - wine-iserthant-R. °ruse tbe• probe - this debt : 11 4 1. ! c•uidin t‘i! i tol d * 0* that they . most hist pay the I distortion of the robbery. ' - , H aaut y l-o ri o bi do ni .ipiiiise ,P 6 e li citT• N •l . 44o4 ad r%1..:.2ii•J• ithi.t'ial :Elk Ma Atii. I Price. Another way was,' to Teeter en the manifest, • AA occurrence of a singular . nature took place a J. Johnson liontoposi 'iikibtem- .... 5._ g o rt tr vi:; . tuirraanil , *board two ships it sea, a circumstance proba , no/ in: this department of science. I to* iftmtutsu Wriruser'-Rebecca /r4l4'and John By. i.e. cititiiid at Ouildhalli b -the husband or ,;Wt a Ihrbigiftselleilh Grim. C 'lnk robbiu4 the PrOoedutOr of various articles, wl thel4inid lumped— The . Prosecutor. stated, that is :trade a booi-makei in Mnfbetry-street, 1 that 'some month' it? Ms wife eloped and resit . - - P 4 whrither Druntiosotir s Whili weiti4._ for . .piteeiiise;mate this 4 the row) ) foi the ef robbery. liis envy wee t g a pitrehosair.' He eddeti; that if he had a honoree I Omitted, 411 Y coltrtrat,l4rOsivijoseut. . .1 Upon a skip cant e d we5,..11 a eteetent, swept i such ytiraivtie wools) still them alit! a Ors Iltocaptsiu * Afhplarillt Were Sett4trettest the Oat. of • the .D.. , 1)11k her bask, and tar4iiitty /ideal by four awe. who The * . getiOsiat wee tkihhriged. ' to Wyse to *Waste, via" Ate doliatiateroastsl odd Itimightljea idm ifs he *Ade any moistawmo, they w4.)01d • ' ' .. .'-', ,• . • . sanity iecia: . Parry howl fionecessuiry tO iiestreg -est 444*, .441peoe. omeilt bit:. I:4eithell, - . ..., Arnm e. &Ilk OA le: be in liatiolly . .'. '• • • 1 •• ; , ... •,, • • L'...s . '; :It , °ti tv flisiOr/ *AS dot itis person • when they had N s*. I. In tifi lli . o . ii i 1 ,st if* 1,11; reit. - 10 * L l 4 erection of- ' Gard Eitiareetteaeit 404 : . - Arleta their Ping" IV, Will•bera to 'roma ow 1 L , .A,-; ; : 4, 4 * isi * , -16 A. 14. clod to ho . oodorotmAs AO thit lttle ; tatt-its si t.,_"" r it= WI e1at.C110001,.4 :ilk 114_,__ ___ . 4.4lolPor for i e • - ":_, "I f ..' ' . 6 . )446 ,,,,t.....'3.- . - which they , elpy pew**, 0040 highway ' - --"` • , Ale eadeitteenallt vim 'to rial"!-Ilti Mate, b et : . iii OiErsa AT Loimoriiuttbait THU RAT. either (mei tacomeuiwilear *4046; liis -: ' •" • taelithee:ephOlitittoe, alefee,illielit she &Moak on - - 4 1 -- *"... rt , i st e g ik in 'minas *lseult. . . • - contended., onion it* keigq Oat Ake illeil& All '' • s * 1 •• . '4 16110 . 6 I lk, *1 114 " "- ' -. . Olt as won 4 . li,eatrikbefikfil! - I,:li tio p.4 ' '.. Asiiirseillimatise iiipAgiff:_of irsh arimi* 7 : sea.. nt g es t= t rar al do ilk l tilkylifts 10 pra, : lit. 41,41011144..• lib Pe... .. . . lift the doe. rebissrylfw . 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