The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-03-06 00:00:00

~i r.. - . fr - 77.1,11.11111R1M1T _ ~: ~: - COURT OF KINGS BENCH, M&aca 5. MANDY V. aiscitavarts. This was as action upon a bill of exchange for SUL accepted by the defeetiast, and also epos a pro military ante for 2501. loads by the defendant is tie plaiatiCs-.lltvear. The cue be the plaiatig was this t--Tbe securities in tineeden *ere riven to tie pielatilr, an elderly gee ileums, by the defendant, a widow lady, in considera tion of Reel"' which he bad advanced to her see. refftrettillisol that she teas entitled to certain property , of her he. is Chancery, and that he shetild be hNM4If the-fruits of the Chancery snit. The lady hoeineAritenveared the bill and the note, the pre sent action was brought. ' Mr Mr. °vulgar sad Mr. CHITTY were for the plaintiff. #froScrat.avv, for the defendant, questioned tie hose fides of the consideration for the securities in question, and suggested that the plaintiff could not recever is point of law, inasmuch as the consideration was of a very delicate nature. His instructions were that the defendant was the widow of a Naval Wirer. She met with the plaintiff in a stage coach ; and the plaintiff, though an elderly teatimes, was 'mitts* with her charms. Is consign's,* of this introdust timi he onderteek to furnish a house for her, at igg ham, at hir request, and as a matter of personal ac rousmodatiem she came ander the securities in quer tins. The furniture was provided, bet the plaintiff leaving omitted to pay for it, the defendant was ar- rested and sent I. the King's Beneh prison.—The plaintiff being fired of the lady, bed, it seemed, n• signed her sisa younger lower, as appeared in a letter in its hand-writing so the defendant, in the following terns " Deat Mary—lt is great pleasure to ins to hear from von, but I am set able to espies the happiness I shall ?eel if you will favour me with your company tweseressw, at twolvs o'clock. lam bahpy tf hear you have got . * good projector. I have very-great plasma and happr ness is seeing you, bat I am not able so often as I could with. lam too old for," lA. Sac. le 'Pother letter the plaintiff stated, that the sideration for these securities was twelve months imp prisoement. and the loss of two eligible sheathes which he might have had. These letters were read in evidence, and a Mrs, Lawson proved that she had seen the plaintiff and the defendant together at an upholsterer's in Wimple. street, where they were ordering fernitore for a hoses at Eghaa. The plaintiff often visited the defendant there. Mr. GUSNIT called the plaintiff's solicitor in reply, who proved that the plaintiff was a very imbecile old gentleman, now a priaoser in the King's Bench, and so old a .as as to be incapable of managing his owe affairs. The aim went to the Jury under the Learned Judge's directions, and The Cuter JOIITICI remarked, that, theegh such as intimacy as was alluded to nip's have existed, wend ties given for value received were to be so considered until the soatrary should be shown. The Joey gemmed a verdict for the plaintiff—Da mages.l4o/. comma, e. sout.soip. The plaintiff is this caw Is a efopeellskiklia Plight to recover 6504, as mosey alleged Stllemiit, lest by him to the &readmit, lop • , He produced two I 0 U's sigma by Hit ono for 400/.. the ether for 250/., addressed to easily, and without a data The SwlClTOß•Oinnalii objected to these deco meats being rewired in evidence, apes the crowd that they were accountable receipts. and, as such, ought to be stamped, according to the pow/slow of the last stamp set. The Loan Com JUSTICS said he had always sees such documents received unstamped, het would rs ortte the point for the decision of the Court above. Little or so other evidence being gives of the exist wee of the debt. and the 1 0 U's not showing when, I) whom. or for what they hid been passed, the Jury, without requiring the defendant's conasel to go into 1:s case, founds verdict for the defendant. In the COURT or Kixo's BIINCU oo Monday as is sue was brought from the Vice Chancellors' Court, io the ease of FORD, Ass's:macs, &c. v. BRANCO, to try the validity of a Commission of Bankrupt, issued against O. S. Ford, an attorney, son of the plaintiff, in May 1820. The question turned on, whether cer tain or very limited dealingt in wine, which were stated to bare been entered into, with a view to the being made a bankrupt, were sufficient to constitute a trader. The Jury found fir the defendant, thereby negativing the validity of the Commission. Is the COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,the same day. was tried an action, DAVIS O. Tna BANK or ENGLAND. to recover two sums of 5000/. Three per Cent. Consols, and a third sum of 751. Long Annuities, which were sold out is J y, 1820, without the plkistirs con ant, by powers of Attorney, forged by the plaintiff's brother. The Bank resisted the action on the ground that the plaintiff had concealed from them the fact of the forgery till September 1820. at which time his brother, Jobs Henry Davis, bad escaped from prison and bad proceeded to America. Lord Chief Justice DALLAS summed up to the Jury, who toned • verdict for the defeedents ea the fact of the concealment from the sth of March till September, with liberty for the plaintiff to set it aside if the Court should think hits entitled to maintain the action la the CONSI CoUIIT, the ealne day, in the snit of nullity of marriage, instituted by the Honour able' Augastas Stanhope (y umpires sea of the Earl and Coasting of Harrington), on the ground of frau dulent concealment of Christian names, he being thes • miser, ender the age of 21, and wanting the con sent of lawfulgoardias. Sire. Root Newt, after going throngh the evidence very minutely, pronounced see. tenor of Nullity, subject to appeal, Ann Robinson, of Ayton Hanks, aged 103, who lost her are (rote a coal waggon passing over it. as NMI. tioned in a former paper. 11:11 been discharged cared from the Newcastle Infirmary. A t ontietnan, 80 years of age, resident within 5 miles of Carllals, proposes to walk to Newcastle-open-Trio from that place in one day. The distance is 56 miles. If the veteran pedestrian accomplish this, it will cer tainly IN &wonderful performance. : Rae" OM 4 - • LAN. mnatterNcs. 1 • 1' f". 41 1 -71 S VIM Yestottfay the peruse who has? pat to the bar. 1 Mr. PRENDNROABT eheeleln4ier his r iskurreribe did .. Prisoner.—l won't. i : Mr. PIIINDEROAST then beifiej isanniaajois of ik Court to withdraw the pies , wh ich rias mewed to, ask the prisoner was ordered from the bar. -- Holmes was then called &mill, and a&I reigned on as indictment. charging him with having published a certain work cont a ining certain against the Christian Religion and the Ring, fee. Thu prisoner was one of the sbopmen of CNN* - Mr. Anournas conducted the preset - alien; NMI the same evidence was adduced as is the other eases. The primer said, "My Lord aid Grotlemes. 11l b l if to object being tried by the name in which I steed inn dieted." . 1. COMMON SWUM/MT.—This is not the time fee yes IP make any objections . • yen bare alreadyfloaded. ~ .- Prisoner.—My Lord, I have witnesses to prove Cooper the officer, is false sworn in what he said at Alko . •-, office. COMMON SINJIANT....—If you hare a &snared sand witnesses they shall be ea:led attbe proper " , Mr. PILLNDCROAST then addressed the Jury ma; tb• part of the prisoner; in the coarse of which he dviii with much force on the conduct evinced by ilso la prosecuting rather than eontendiog against tr e 4 skins of the writer of the work which the prisoner woe messed 4pablishing. The primal declared that Parton, th• allsorillhil said that he, the prisoner, was nit the mew who haft sold him the intophlet. i This was darned by the officer. The prisoner then begged that one of his fellow priii' masers might be exasnined luso the fact. The COMMON S AAAAA NT said he was 'esetaiiily at Ti. iset7 to call any person w evidence was idemissibii, shill( he caned hie ed hbe a . Iht tilled. he t i Prisoner.—The person), is the mar Mew some is unknown. COMMON SZIUSANTVIMICOIift will set take t h e evidence of any man w will not give his eatool, If he likes to state what his same is, the Court will Willa hia evidence. ',!‘ .44.41104 //mar /scrip- air last advent:* of 2.200 ~..• sr..w.—Tbets weed Wove very few lidetweihdes We , deset)ol Wolk and, es the holden were laws 40 ell liMese of Is, was, in many iostasees. submitted U. bat, isles were limited, en seetiont of the reduced stork. wiarket this ferseeee essosine appernsily is the owe! laagai4 wide ;, yet, whew. the buyers come forward purchase, their can with dillealty Gad Seger' to suit and are obllgedife.sulteditis higher peseta All ' 'NW twilit the etterjoms 0 eery low is, higher eider Tuesday last. The =remained steady last week: some pa Sagan in.seeeed Weeds were reverted to be sold y, bet we believe the rumours ewe without atlas : the bogie oposumptioe aesthetes extensive. a f llse export request ties yesterday checked by the 0 a weir Itemise Toed! heist shoat to be dim& .eseladist ail Kedged sad Crashed Sugary; the particulars. however, *bleb were given in the daily • t•tr• esetitishlioo. • i IFFSR.--bast week die market was checked .by public sales. being declared fee this week ; the pekes were, however. wily a sheds lower, St. Domingo, 10111 Mk. Id.; the ether drseriptiMail • were else ot a Weal dedactioe. There yaw, ;tulle salmi this fere. Ilion: the regalia by private jeoWast is laisil; there ere, however. form of 111:911Milligit 0 IM Ist se lees at that pies. •- 7 .... -• • ~1 ... 1 ~. rpi , 00. —The market le rather user, inn; several 'ye Settees will wet sell sitesPeit * premium ea thil teleili Maw iiihrearrimpplirshimei 604 he *RICEit. ' et Cero aa face' soid lastweek pipvta ffy teal itife;i — er le to the ;receding sale; the tole t csdhirlde briskness. reelisiog hilly os high ... _in le the wilt,. I * L aud TALLOW.—The prices of yellow' CiWdle Tall** remain lie the sere osisottals state: deo peke demanded by the excessive bidders and. tors is 565. hat there have bees sales at Us. Us. 1 aettbe market ii exceedingly heavy.' The petelisie of shrralllow ars Mates extensive ea dark* Alio re- Yes week. Soap Tellowsore is oonsiderobip west, mast be stated at improving prices. --Werp and I "are little varied.—Rise laters• eel:tired vireteilky kese St. Petersburg wore dated Bth olt. tlaogsehaege Ness eoncidersblv higher, within a fraction of did. Rum. :Alt DY , ' HOLLAY - -The. bk. Brown, the Keeper of Nesegate„ after notes' absesce, said the man whose moss wr was present, but said he would sot give Ms Susannah Wright was, after some further lOW. She deposed tbat when she we "ohs saw Parton, the spy, in the shop, 16 sot the man." COMMON de rips Witness.—A person wise pots &tea ons who tell politissl pamphlets. call seditious. . Mr. ADOLPIIUS.—Is sear yea (poistint to Witness.—Yes. Mr. ADOLTIIIIIII thou pointed to and asked whit* was the Mr. AtioLeans.—Did Witneu.—Oh! so, it Mr. ADnLPllllll.—Hr.._ you lowa Indicted for the publication Witnew.---It you call Mr. ADOLPIIVIL-IV , Witness.-1 should Mr. ADOLPHUS.—Do Witness-1 shalt pot Controls &cies NC.- which you have more Witness.---1 shall Wet I way give toy °plaits . Mr. ADOIRIIVII.-Irr.. do traib.Pfaff-..1!"' of anemias, opegsla a Oil. sad f destined Beve.iii the Bible, you Witness.-1 have pot Bible, yet. COMMON SZUJta NT.— Mel on your eel **snot tbn person who is called is man tankomeit,' galled by some aorse? Witness.—Tee. COMMOXSIMMANT.—Did the primmer cell him by the same name ?-IVitness.—Yee, he did. Harrison was then examined as to the eaptio• of the prisoner, and stated that the warrant had no name in it. lie saw the pamphlet told, and took the prisoner into custody. The onset withouta name Immediately took the place of the prisoner. Parton said, on his liking the prisoner into custody, " that is not the mar," allimliog to the person without a name. . . v;e: Mr. Amiantus declined makipg any reply. One of the Jury (to Harrison.)-1s the purplsiet. produced, the one signed by yea?--Harrison.-10, is not.. Purton, the officer, proved the identity of the pacapisi let. The one he bought oo the 47;6 wo K here. was certain as to the person of the prisoogg,, The Co)lsioN gEnJEANT SUMuted up flip grideece, and the Jory found the prisoner—Guilty. The COMMON SERJEA NT immediately senteeeed the prisoner to be imprisoned in the House of Correction for two years, end to be kept (*hard labour and at the trod of that period to enter into irecognisaece of SOW. for his good behaviour for life. Prom the lateness of the hour the Court declined going into the other cases, and adjourned until twelve o'clock tomorrow (this day.) Ws correct a statement in our paper of Tuesday week for an assault : M .shaded .._ .., t Southern has act asiee 7- 4 - 1 le a - i - Ejlidi ritiodiepriselt bin hems realised at' 11111 e. Speedtis •• oa atonal if the 11.1 4 airy ai 7ehi . Oil is a higher. In the Mimi . there is little altered". NAVA L/ITOMllliteli - is so neigh ?impel • at eserhott, Spieits-on.thilhant trafiertioa.—Tar is at: eeedingly Imam sad at rained tnotetions it is diA kelt to effeel'Also.4lllitch, Rosin, lm. there islttli *kennel,. • -1 r . 1 . ,' . . • IRISH PROVISIONS.—Beef aad Pathan : ewe* ingly heavy ; no redectban in the prices can however bi Mated. Benoit' maintains the late adman,: there is a imasidersisla Whitest &hog, prime No.—The Wean descriptions of, Batter an very heavy. the first. qualities funk:l,64watt the late currency. . • ....,e•:„ur, •••.; . -4 " • N.ansaagatat....-Huring the last few years a great anietser'aperstmi, belonging chiefly to Dumfriesshire and Galloway, baie 'emigrated from Disfeles to the British proviacea In North Ametleo—and particularly to St. John's..Naw IknataWialt. At first the majority of these emigraate was tompotod of hoet!lPl°Ylld "a'' were and other neeksoles I kat of 111.4* a didereat de• scription of peewee have begun to leave our shores, aid biet sprier,' out of :.40 individuals who embarked at the Cars* anal Alloneaple Qaay, by fir the greater in wither were drawn from the Mason of snail brunets. servants, day labourers. ask *them Mr. Gillespie, who returned to Duinfsismaltire a. few issestbs *OM him given such encoarageseeet to all who 'have applied Its him for.adrise. that we sedemenid , that *rot akw std our distressed agricelintisto latailikter faltit Itivhif example. • - : 1,. •: • • : . ttivt. M•IILSOROIIOI.IITister.--Corpf. Bierwit wlte OheMIPPd with driving against Atm Mans: le Cocknogif"."4 between ten end, elevpp, eleek of lisaday prldleta by which she wss .kaocited down sad duple.* bruised. Three witaeonsproved that the Captain s who bad a friend with him in his gig. was driviag at • quick pace..one of them stated furiously. whets the woman, who , was crossing the way, was knocked dittos-GREIN Matnatrat.—A few days ago, Mr. Clegg, trunk-tnak-r, of Manch es t er , , was un i te d to dove by the shaft, and taking up in a hopeless state. The Captain pulled rip, expressed mach concern at the Miss Dawson, d rug !:ter of the late Mr. Dawson, G. accident, aid assisted la taking the woman to• as apo. 'en-merchant of that town. The' Lady Is of no lees thecary's shop, and from there to Motley's Hotel, whets weight thao jetty tiouarbed po:rule. It is reported that* she lire, as servant. three thousand of this, with the accumulated interest. The Captain denied that he was driving fast; on . making it up to tea thouesed, ars•st her sum disposal a the contrary, be bad drive, from Ewell without the aid so is the in t tof the remainder,, till she be twenty- If a en d t h e hem, was go i ng hi s _ n w * p erm one, when she will tilter into posseesion of the whole Thu injured women was . patting w i t h i gn o wpw . t ? —she is now eight een . Th ere was a- li tt l e very activ• the coach thoroughfare the moment Mein* itaisipg 1 mancenvering ip the eiopement. Mimi Dawson was he• pa d .1 er-i w hi c h ' ,lle Lamar he 'math regretted, was qui* the habit of chitin a female family wlesistgan occidental. The defesdaret was holdie suretitte.ltiar whence she was regularly ed home is a hack ne y "If ins 5001 . and two "h ers i n out ' such, to A pp ear coach. Mr. Clegg sent the 'oath shoat the usual L 0... Friday. time, took her up at the lady's don, and deer. out of phi are em i rs . I n enwtt s * its/me m o ildteltahlic to town ; her absence was not therefore discovered In ls advertiesiaset horned is the frost of 'hie paper.' In some boors; and her destioatiern lot for a.oonsiderable !hole W that most axes hest Ratehrothaesol forithoCure time, as the fngitivesbad carried the, heathery coach- f Nervous Disorders. .Deafaess. and Dionne of the man forwyd to Gretna-Air/an ; ,fonequeatly there tri• and Cr the 6"itcliterti,"4"4l4 to Ur": was no person to inform the lady's friends of -het ti e t t l :' fi t ir j ko l ai l• ;, ; : ei o r ~„,,,,thartoalemr.ear.,.arM. at the note. The parties rho at last perseed.were in", ohma ge - , m us t togdp• . elain the mouth* *rib, of thaa twelve hours behind the lovers....(i'ime . 1 147 f) icted. '.‘,1..:...._ i... -.4.- a.•*.• ..all a h... OLD BAILEY SES7I4 Nll. Wni. Pegg was capitally in dicted for violating the person of a female child under teD years of age, at a boarding -sehoel at Hendon, kept by the sister of the prisoner. the Jure fogad kiss Not Guilty; but Mr. Justice Best said. belch it his bounden, duty to state that I:.e parents of the child were fully justified, and could do no less than institute this prose-, ration. Pram the result of the evidence that had been Riven, his Lordship ordered the prosecutor's expenses to' he paid. ~~ c, se • frapionsee IstumeTereime howl * i pspigelsou before T. Siselferes seq. Casemeessl Ambits* Jolty, at the elnisere Arms, Joisee-strreu, rise Socosgh, se view stew body ofJoisseutnisiwi as aged woman. alleged to have bees susciew ba r owe sas, Jobs O'Bries s *is Saturday sight het. Sadie the following clremsosteuees :-llr. S. lie s s4, posed-1 as landlord of the Imam 10, Joisers'A ss , St.. Olaves. where the amassed and her heehY lodged. Os Saturday sight I was dating sa sett. sad heard a aye( murder f the soiled pressw id from the issdieg piece of the 6rst Seer. / w og sip salsa. 1 saw two women lighting es of laceliag place; I arms hetwees them, tad psc a a the, spec which arm of the woofs me &sweet* sed,l um the Amemmd s . Jobtums O' Brits, re se w "'if her ream clubs beet Sere to the iserilappla w , son, of the simpeasell a fit/bolsi& custody, Ise. steadier( thew, sad, as his meibee isms out of her roes, hi foised her, and Omit See sheet the bred and thr o w several Molest bless. I do set hoe. what w o w hies to strike her; 1 did sot hear soy words pu s w. ewers them; 1 did sot see the eiteassed fell, s h e aw is a stooping position, km heed resting ou her ss a , s shoulder; I west for the watchman, and r s his we went both together up Mobs. herd sae the 4 0114. ad lying os her huh ea the bid. qui.e deed, sa g gm tirg told—areas est afterwards Is *Aimee; g a g Vero had hies.* quarrel betweele Elisabeth (MA N ail, of William traties. eau of the deceased, sw Margaret Bastells a wow who lives with delis O'Brien, sod that. ie..** way es ether, all the family were ultimately implicated is h.—TS@ thellssit• appeared. tray is a very loins stew. sit/ ISMlNdliel thatimpses, who mere essmiood s repressed doubt se is • the came of her deeth.--Tbiselesid the elideass, so t, the Cores., observed, is ememieg up s time the Jery mem be (Wafted he tairic cos cards that the d e n the deceased was caused by the Mews give by i t? - eon, before they could fin 4 t verdict of wilfel mare s Ica be lbseglst s from the. eriJeeee of the serves, that her owe eserti.m, with the irrieatiee of her sisl, might hate predated madders death, is which ass •beir verdict meet he to that effect. A bag diens. saw s oa k place oassellglii the Jury. Wee weft f. tea4ll4 i4o was to trial for the mullet e bet at it o'er htliMg twelve perms. of ewe *Meath) litiuliii&ro.... . t= * tLi ilialwad me, likii4aphla dais ki el . , F4o al irileM ' dlisiti • Iwo Itlidfaiii ontelsbros, ty t we W es ' 1 1 1 =;1 7 1•Z ia i l3 tilirgedesed as they a,lha a............ gam* Me, ara seinettines dismiml aaspenslea of Mobs which eourestni it ralitaseliadlialismllmiM aglih ne Whet coned ligliret it'ela_bt _atreVehMhilk aM‘alelialant e L a g eCiThat seised tate hinotastaa pease. la craw, waist WMIIIIII4 laliftallas; an Well as la way Mir ;Ape, " ga 'mantles ososamy, we piedic oar MINIM so two ly r ; sad with elect. llarnelitly soliettru It ex* lbw an a ileallag supyalit Arm the pedalos ea pimismplO misty taken ap, we din isto 12: mend priesioesseo we hesitatioe ; saidwilkletirlit owa hawearshie taterltY II Members et dm ealliplis(llmiaileolk we swabs the pilliiir e°ll.°ol. Of (46 w Dl*. (dPeciallY thaw mawing latamec Irtsionial li fe) Ileisimi esehowie, when daily animalism Is OriTell for PeellarAd cOnsoltatioa ; sad learn ham its country are immediately astawerrd ; dare nut metals a resittaari for Adele° aid Medicine. which ate be forwarded to asy part of the world. hawser ablest GOSS and Co. M. R. C. Surgeons, No. 7, Jermyaietreet. At. James's. sad No. 11, Boausic-stmet,lrlett-dseet. Loads.. fast (Fifteenth edition), 11s 11Milliisf MIR, • Ihiniliar commentary im the ahem. soma.. 1110, UOS* aad Co. Addressed to the Fathead verity Oboe Seise May be bidet 110. Pateneeel." °. ; k• Paamiall ; ia; PPlOnewstreet. Sea* ; 1714 Fleet- street ; IP( Si Mookfe-u•Nr , ?dm M. . • ______ I A pIidsIITUTE POR CoNORIMICs ROULET*. Watts War's depopulating baud laid waste -Tin fair possis of the Caul Bast, To stop at once the eattoy's isi 'Sono &mops were leaded upon gi ir t agees. Prose risme oa expeditious again .drone Totality possession of the Ink of France ; , Anteld the Indian Ocean of• pest ' 'nest did foe emsteriee our rightist's/at Thuile could nut supply the *chilies' wants. Our 41sevales were ill nhabitasts-- Wiktaisso *owl beat-erode were the esslyjoes Left for the pliant heroes to oppose. Pare else peer Preaches**, who without alarms Iliad contested lute a little fats An exile the tyranuic goverassent Of the Illassitirsfo We 'pet had Si.?. It happesesilbat ispatsasilifortaiebe„ Who Inns with patience sifted ferfsee's robs, Tied with eitaalesssisit, ea& • trip on shore, To breathe thoownsatale.bninut. aid boat Ilse beer-- The sun bad resels'd its height, its wanoth was (rest Fourteen thaw ten *greet:of Merman*, Which soon obliged the spor two to give over, Add in some cool retreat seek out is corer— Whom ho nribit ! theirasteutiled este The Island Peroid Is use treaseodovs blase ; Their Boots instactly conveys, Tear as a ream few& thusolar rays ; And Turrets's Working. beasVifel to ok at, 1 Perrone, the duty of a Compere Reeked ! rigoritioylilkialet4 alai Pennant glint* INO, Is Prepared h 1 ROBERT W 111.1tEN, ilk &TRAWL London; end sold in every Tows to the Lieut., he aftliie3. latt. and IS& each. Also BLACKIIIO. if( Pots: ad. lad. and Its 1. each A seti• lirk Pot. of Poslophsegoot In Poor l< Bottles of LineW. • Ask for %V a 90.44*K1N15. 14qqeeas %._‘ 4l / 0 1 1 A, . ttlo. 1 04 P. 13/101M1 St 10. utere - ma ISTATISIIIIIIO7 and "Tyra ConsitrcrlON"N.Sda , psPri).**. NW. leSnaislorypeaat St. Claadrae , C vat. b,I.WARDIC I 444. 8.. sb. mom Coals.i. I uons. , Watts. at. lift raga/mid to be a4anasal• T wr OLD BAILEY. Y i - : 40111 1 11:41 1 0 010" I. tiossooes frolic Livitpowl Inc Sat Des-rrass7 deettecomp *tales cootioo_oo roa a Mire e • Loteia*,fury l e tavtoi beim !arasp,. t ra d e _ The w a hither" refu s ed el* Mu 118116. - r oodgetrable /*ma elate c akte a oub ROAST immediately sookoaardadelli.A, il k* *Ow* Olt far' v". kir &woo .48 unfortunatealiimet &Om id not think it would be ad m itt e d. •I - suggit...Arbas w e 'd Were von' few 111hoseers vas, after sonuiVitstherOd= we t tr n n er it i g i lir e ff e l w agl ia LZ l u g n 2442 4 . l 4i e t ee CamMsei s tiikikei;wer.lki 4—rionral Deitk. -. that when she „ two . ... that the ieleteoaree below. the West I attise sod. the -I ••1 ' . :, ASARRIKIP. py, in the shop; • • ,/4/ - Pl iiii United States will be reopened becomes ,mare geoprod. UenirroeLlemovel. C. 0..* Alicia Marlette Alen, r.—Wlioi d o r it k e el* i aril li mad the report is consider:obi, etsangthesed by the In. eldeit .. .R. Palmer. Bart. I who oes ,Ladd a s a a f a i r t a il a y„. form a tion from lb* Goloatal derwtmeet. • The meet on . DIED. ; pam phlets. w hi c h. a i m , A biel fi t the Ram market continues Conisderable i 'within the last On lifeeidef • - ' Oriel.; last. la Pall-mill, la hes oak Tee ,. - - week sheet 110/0 pairing*. Lave been sold. ehteßy Les- tbolLoaly grille ''reelee 11001001 l 1 1•11•4. Bart dustier of 1 that min yea call a erifipailipg gme 41.0 " 14 0 "" 1146 1 4. ' POP" 4 P g. * liari e lm al " h i ill the la" W:.11811441". agq. 21 .7 11 ' I" Taealfm. Parteii.) ' • • esesiderobit parcels at Is. 5.1.„ bet we be ' it would _.. . / Diouf et pumas areas. Rea. .. ,too,. meld. row 14 Itifficelt to percisme it tad *dee 1 w Jamaica. Thy boost. and (la the eelo Onto. a p o ut e d to Hor t isoi e llior . lifirliii• in negemist at tbeimetedcmirmoryo.oillenndy NW= , Tut hederim o thy oteder , rile. the map obi atemsitha •!il 1 . .-` 111111 " i'vmfdi° ,l l Worir oad mad lifflOryillos4 at 'a CIOCRATRS, by his discourse as marriage, w is. kd Tail „k is ar a owle ig iowi t eii t. e Tower. le Osoiva se sales ; there is oi the este rat rod bla,oilltoo with•the=lliat the annisd indeed. parcel lama* MHO befieVolui i Ism lieW .to thelt w veg. hosteasd ose lave on the sit e ttl i f . • 16 IMO bloom •'• • •ii 4 % , in.hre a .1. , 'gado& • sod "The' bit dire* lot dirnd l publicafion of ' .' • ,t 3 Mala. , . — PI eels * 6 folollooSk itill ! Volf* of ° wils"is the meet tr il l sago% arm. di it a misfortune, I lobe. ' • • ' "1_ _4 161•4 • 416 l l,. a.. li , . . 13 % e l lial q. an " th° if" I ° l Woo solook Soodblikootimooot moomiolle. ovalloemllo fell. 1 have and the wiliNlll Item . lon 4 lo img 48 ; 0 4 do mom lONA !IN ofilbetslia t . ;us of oar moiorlatods domains not only ba ll= like to 'saveloy *we *MK/ atr•wels °soffits 9 41 44 111 0/1 1 44et Se 1 Vtqcioi ..I. filk4o4s. &irk hot 'OmaMif the eW itself to ki you believe to the (Lempeia TEA.--The Tea ed. yeewatri at l be 1144 whit row 'woos«. ~ , , rimy s ehisihav i-g, j .e t tr e. Rd . ti r i ng Previons , however. to eateries latitildsbakeend. than the libeinemerket prime. has he. a. id. per dots. k bee b i e ssete ai hwerat_ive duty; vat Isaw___, 11 , 1 'w ipt 'weer 'I •.0 . . r.—Do'you jj aritj! " : l9 o:l4ll,4 sil t tootteersets the .oreeter nem SIM. 1 ? • . ; . Jaigt_her *sale. sele. seritles. which the freedom of • RR sewer ; when pat oaf tilt aid ° 114 7. -- °.• •a d" "an"' msf,s_tP• "seri Or' Uwe candled apes R. To IhefaitalittW '"...."' . ' ii* ea chit eehjett.,; , .; - 1./.. 1 !w ae detaaasadawd °lf lass daall ; ' la laaa In ' indbollibleloulltig eon eightwobrowiee, • Fra w yta amninsw e ekmp tiskiwirispeguota Ow" would be • estestiveApecoli- tio neabi zthe the commiseration of the twiteider. dweliale fit beresher , % L upo 4, am t r , r pees. os outwit otthe very low prime of Oil. sal she 'with the her of seigrepreark a m om easwen ki t to, p o O oirie Mil s fin, Or w illO benewho ch &wet; clips thaviss an al w e ehee estird bi t Ibe inoss ilmieljm wt irbile l relax *. the ll oillZeire. etap—o rteq r si Vi i is Ilbra—bot won f of said I . did not believe 1 t he *beer. • Mks% except tkeirseagidosabia parekases aJtesled to. ••1• 11 •Weemeill•efi••••to•li two i SSW .thw ROO a tastwei Weeldio, ism r.—Attend to a te; on your oath. rersl a " °i l k witl44).. alteration ; B.llthani has ad ' =the see= j a=tete thge Jodie the team of ~ ; • 7 ,~ ffP ~~ Li