The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-02-24 00:00:00

, .1.; N e. COURT or K1N6113 BENCH, P. 71111 SING TN FRANCIS *OM VQ• This was an indictmentN egainst the Defendant, I Lieutenant-Genet it Gore, late Lieutemint:Goverisorl of the province of Upper Marfa, for publishing a scandalous, wicked, and defamatory Libel of and conceruing the character - end conduct of Robert Thorpe, Esq. I.L. D. formerly o ne of the Judges of the Court of King's Bench in that province, and tending to bring the Prosecutor into hatted and cou tempt in his said office of Judge. Mr. SCARLET; Mr. Ittcusnosou, and Mr. TUB- Iron, conducted the case for the prosecutiwo, It appeared their the Prosecutor, in the year 1805,1 Went out to Upper Canada, to fill the office of one, of the Judges of the -Kitties Bench in that Colony, end continued in office until the, wain of 180'7, when he was appointed to_the office of Chief Justice of sierra Lerioe.. In 1806, the Defendant wag. WPPointed Lieutenant-Governor of the province, and•contineed in office until 1816, when he returned to thiacountry. In the course of the Prosecutor's stay ie the pro wince, a pamphlet had been published by sk..person yarned Jackson, containing strong iiiimadtergions upon the government of the Defendant ; end" in an swer to that publication,' another pamphlet issued from the press, in the form of a. Letter, addressed to Lord Viscount Castlereagh, which arrived in this country in 1810, and contained the libellous mutter aired in the present lodtainent: It was alleged ibit' the Defendant was Aber the authot of this pamphlet., or that it was *Oita under his coati; &ince and eettirity, and that copies of it were sent by him to Lord Castlereagh, Marquis Camden, Lord Sidmouth, and otherdietinguished peisons cernaited . with the Government at home. Tp prove the publication of the Libel, • Mr. Serjeaist Frith, lately Attorney-General' of the province of Upper Canada, .w,as esarnined. Ile lilted the office of Attorory.General from March, 1867, •to March, 1812. In • Pritate , and confiden fiat communication with die tlftendlibt at the GOP •PrilMent-hoOSO, shortly after the secession of the Prosecutor from his judicial situation, the Defendant put into his hands a cepy of, the pamphlet in quev floss, for the purpose. of reading it. The coil was taken from a hos in his presence by the Defendant, in whiCh there appeared to be IN grind many other copies of the, same publicet 4 iott. ~ lie did not cis cider that the Governor was acting nit that occasion officially, or.had communicated with bim taith a view to any offi cial proceeding. But he Considered it as a confiden tial communication between two private gentlemen, which it would have been improper for him to diverge. Mr. Se'rjeeot Coriii, for the Defendant, object. ed to the competency of this evidence, contendin/ thej every communication between a Governor end fhe Ifs w Officer of the Goternment, must be consi dered as privileged, and consequently not liable to protection; but Mr. Justice Asa; adverting to the manner and Life intention ni , h which the communication , was made, according to the .witness's impfleaion at the time, thought it admissible evidence of potslication. The imputed libel was then reed. It was ad dressed " To Lord Viscount Castlereagh, one of his Nlajesfy's Principal Secretaries of *ate, eta,stc." and commenced by calling his bordship'ssatterstion the then state of the province of Upper Canada, which was said to he distarbed by the turbulence and seditious faction of certain individuals, who took every means in their power aipennoying the Government, and alienating the affections of the People. It stated that the writer, in order to ea. tisfy himself upon these points,7and collect the most atheistic information, had visited every past of the province, and .had found that one-of the ogitatori was a person named Jackson, who .bad' published a pamphlet, complaining of the tyratinrots the Governor, and alleging that his Excellency lust &igen from the highest offices Gentlemen of the most honourshle character, for having. dared )o oppose the arts itrary mandates- of Pte *Govan-ow-or Upon enquiry, , the poker hid found akat.Aito principal authors of these seditioas sentinels were-. a Doctor Thorpe, one of the Jedgesdef the King's Bench, an Irishraors, and the knowit associate of the celebrated rebel Emmett ; a cMr. Wyatt,. the Surveyor. General ; and a Mr. Wilcox.- It charged, Dr. Thorpe with haying set-out iu his judicial career, with delivering seditious and inflammatory harangues to the Jury from the Bench, calcutated to inflame their minds,. and incite them to sedition. • Thatin one of his charges he had commenced his address to the Jury, with these words—" Fifteen years dis graceful administration 6(04 Goveroureut calls 10wd... .for interference ;" and, had gone on in niannee well worthy of such an opening- That another per..., eon named Wicks, formerly a clerk to Aaron Burr, was another agent in these prnceedings. That this per. son also had been called to the Bar u .in the:province, had procured signatures to addresses written by the Judge himself, to himself, and •had fabricated sign/i -tem to others, which were afterwards officially sle. hied by the perilous whose nansts - wereforged!thereto: That these addresses afforded the Judge an opportu. city of reply in terms calculated. to incite sedition and rebellion, and, alienate „the!. elfectioss of the Veople from the GOvernesent. . That IttC,printer,of the Provinoiel_Nowspapar haying refusetisolend him self to the diksernination of their eldias-doctrines, they had established w brit . 1 1.40 cail,ed t he, lits&p_mulekt Press, conducted byWilens4 whit44ll4 ,were enabled to proceed more efeeteelly in the 'lark . of godition. It farther -charged Dn..Thorpe with bay. instigated Mr.:Wicts, the Barrister abovertinie ti,ned,„te tight a duel with anether.ljarristerose*4 Diston,who had keen grossly lapelled toceurt by the latter, although he demanded t h e ittelOjit% of the judge,,io s which, ffair Wick., was_bi_lleds; f.nd lasts Iy, it charged him with having daraudesi,seVerei per sonajust before he left the province. This was the general c,oropletiori, of the 14,4 nr- T hoVue lea s then esamiited,atithe deposed as follo - ws landed in,Canaila in illegusr, 1805, and . I left it the _latter_ fill of oclotter, 1807. I had filled the Office, of , A g e o l io that' time., Mr: (CO.O was Goierner_clariog greater, put of the 'line, I • lie came inte; i the °Actin Ju1y,,1806 and . iinitsined, Grorpritoc etaull)eft the Colony. I Brat Saw the propls l , l lo, ..Pay, 1 1 810; after l ite aClian * ti Mr: W ) a ft against the Defendant. 'Afteilleketilitla I le • wee *pointed Chief Justice of Sierra Leone, Ala' 1 1 ,1 was 'au office of grostei•AvolelliAillPi" 4 lKiiii'ffre Ott sou ' I believe, meant ia tbelialaseblehte earEif the Judges of the Court of lice;Selt i APAndie Llu';vle;s 3 ' It MRS objected to the witness:l ; o444 itfAktetilt of he,publication. Cress-examined by Mr. 3Prjeant - tittctir.— heard of the pamphlet before from Mi.: alicritietr. 1. never saw the pamphlet before the trial iu the Caart of .Common' Pleas, between Mc. :Wreak ttetti aMas pore. I did not know, the st hole, of .thc.eplittnm i rg pf the pamphlet before that trial,. Imight hue beard, of it, bit I bid no 'cariosity) ahourit. Mr. Wyatt told me that k greenfly; attacked nets well as himself, and therefore I cared nothing oboist it.. I bald read none of it, or any part DLit,. until the trial in the COMBO%) Tins. , .. . 11. • •": t * Ite-examined.—Until that U 44 was not apprised of the paiticulari of the pamphlet. Lord' Viscount . Castlerettgle- 4 esautined 'hi Mr. Scuturrs.-1 have only D general retotteitioevef the pamphlets.- .1 hack read it, hit hue no reel. section /deny particular passage. I have no :revel tertian of having such te,pstesphlet no* in my posses. sion. I was not in officein 1810, to my recollec tion, at lust without refirritni to the Ittd-boUle. . IMaegair Camden dsmined.---I do not recollect TeCtifulig• et.llll iieveseatay of a livintid • letter from General ere & iwpo.rjjoi, to b e , u .addressed to, Luisl Castlereagh.. Pamphlet ,aleuvr to witnese, but he said he had no iiiillecifon of having ever seen Such a pamphlet... 4 • Lord ,Stdmhestht war-the neat- witness whoa; the Prosecutor in feuded to call, but he did not come into. Court until Mr. Scariest bed clued bit ease. : Mr. Serjesut (pertly, ip an ingeniounddruk to the Jury, contended that, there was no proof,skateter of any malicious • intention im putable to the Defend ant, for they mist -tit* it that the teinntuiticallate made to fitrjtavet• frith .vas It4l 'honest and bentlfide cooference up's! mebjeet: relaxing gearrai welfare of tlit i Cwtont. 11e. elpiesitly .dpni e ed .the Defendant was • this author of .the pamphlet question. 'Mt. Justice ABBOT summed' up the Case', I h4 use Jury immediately found- the Driefidant Guilty. THE N tiT . DOE ) 015 TIIE DEMISE 01 1 THE DUKE .011 LELDS, V. • LEADER. This wns an ejectment to recover the possession of a butcher's shop, situate In St. James's Market, in the occupation of the Defendant. The action was brought-by the Commissioners for.mairring the -Now Street leading from Cbuieg • cfose to be Regent's Nit. The question , was, sphecher,,the Defendant was entitled to a weekly or a halt yearly notice to quit . ? Artist a good deal , of evidence o* both sides, the 'hay found a verdict for stw.Plairttiff. MiDDL EY - As - 140AS, Fi; a. 23. --+-- ~. .Gcorge,Shozo was .iodicteet, far, fraudulently ob. wining 10s. 6d. from Mrs. She. Lahore, on the 9th of February. Thoinas Ayres . , footman to Mrs. Shell, liefevlte, deposed, that the Prisoner tame to the house of his mistress, in New-street, Spring gardens, and pre. smiting a book containing a list of nooses and subsrrip- Opus, stated himself to be the Boa-keeper at Drury-. lane Theatre. He.requested that the book might be shown to Mrs. Sbaw Lefevre, when that Isdy, after entering her name, sent 10r. 6d. by the-witness to the Prisoner. The latter bowed,. returned thanks in s very polite manner, and withdrew. It having beers , ascertained in the course, of the day that the whole ease fraud, the witness was .on the. look not, and in the evening he met the Prisoner and took him into sirs. Shaw Lefeere sworn.: remembered the fee. Vent bringing the hank, and, suspecting nothing orrong,..entered her sittote• and gave 10s. 6 i.. She. was a few- hours afterwards informed, that' the.sean had defrauded * number of, persons in -a similar manner. A' book with a red corer was Minded- to theNsiihosek.svh , identified- kas acme .in- which. site bad; ernt Pied., her num*. . . . Mr. Samuel Spring, box-hook and housekeeper at Drufry•lane.Tnestrei , deposed, that•the Prisoner:was *4.014 unknown to him, and held oo sitstalion whatever in the Theatre. Theca were entered in this book the names el a great number of persons of the first fashion audit.: linction, many of them for considerable sums. The: l following appeared among the number Doke of Marlborough, Earl .-„eabornogli, Lord. Harrington, Lord Monson„ Sir F. Burdett. Dr.. Arnold, Hon. D. Burrell, F..Freeling, Foq. Indies, Frazer, Park, Harris, Grantham, G. Denser, &Bleck, &c. &c.. • The Prisoner did not deny. the• charge, but attri buted it to distress. He declared it was. his first offence, and preyed the leniency of the Court. The CHAIKM ft briefly recapitulated the evidence, and Aso Jury, without hesitation, returned a verdict of Guilty. The CUAitte Alf having consulted with Ms brother Magistrates, addressed the Prisoner as . followa: `‘ You have been . convicted of a fraud, attended milk I:circorristroces of a very' aggravated .nutare, and MeaJ liShow-Lefevre has rendered the Puhlic .a slinks by ;bringing you' to justice. •'the reotence of the Court is, that you be-transported .fur the..terta of 7 seam,' y'~w it POLICE. ~lINTTO-LlAaprt.,..-litrosToa.—Ypsterdayi t oult brouglte anafedy,4 itoOdsmi!, fai. a tb . l 4.f.‘afniol,ll.9",,iiii.f.fied. Py Isaji..vspsco`p of j uonstritting lisen ifaelli p and, oh: !tifollol-!lPOieirT fro* OrrOrek par:atone node r fele. re:, PrileOtaio , l"4777, ll l" ll iTiolkadtde; . * f44!irtolg i liftt/5*47.;.tzT1.7',74,. 1 1TA L PloasskarnylOn4, es,ho fairies . in seller in Wary tionslt - ree i t, was Chant& by ,fiatonsond constable "o( St. Ames, tait,h, xioientiyassaniting,and . beating wife. The neighbourhood wa alarmed by : the shriehs of the woman, nod on the nelghbotirs . goiog.lo ahe was found o n the ,floor a with her bead: ,b copiously; aod.her body . much. bruised. She 'tai, conveyed to the paviiii WmlL : home in a very dangerous state. The PrisoCer wai remanded until" the fate .of the wtonatt.in known, • Tie ZeTirif trtii:l mor:i,: R ossed poiesvoott,'i,f.siiirito - f - olif for "ethe fttrer : She fi~as ' tia`til g Kati were entertsiued for hei • !Mei . • • • ,trF • • ALOOD:1110N*? PliTt.' Alm o w t" • • .4 . • •.. t t , r - Ulblo :AT 0 • -; , • •. • iO Y WWI l ie wirim vano . at, etttaWiain'Tb bad filvit 101140 liner his retain iedikarlraurepiiiime iilWsallfeettaull4he mate of New ate, thought lt aecouttry., after an 4.4lisaidation 'of /bat to maid% OW Hone of I tontattoilbr I Cent metier to enquire/two thectsumesofv.maplaints,* TAlst:Pwausittsla 41s appointed. and Alderman Wood elected Chairman. On tba lint dare teutiitiry 4 wlticivwsts Tbuitsdtty.lass.• Aloe C. mitiee were proceedieg, in.isssesejipte, on 4 had alr.snly eitnitaittovolmcite'ibent 01'114140 pretsleig necessity of Mat abit Kira' loOts lhititvefak Povskro mid' =I% onteilb *IF . ,uuer name Lucai, upon whom teatence of death was mine time ar.ltbssed, but WM* judgment wistlately *spited suddenly, addressed. Air. Agents u Mood,. *kid begvA, Mal he witold • attend to a recital' Which affected die Uses of Spiter sand Kelly, ildlttliere in ate gcoand celts .for execution for passioi forgfd notes. ./Elfl4Aides fume Wttrid - listened .4 . -Utinost 'attentis4 la the 4siltgast onit,Apegni wbuwitk.ityMbow.gdormedN at, vain named Pirso 'the nephew of Mr. Iftnbrick, it Pollee intreet4ilid4 dell r 9 hid inn a plan, bstaarevihm oaken Had ir w4vica masti rgoey. cianitat tier t .105, 4 4 Inc bait l'hillie'bdya were iandemiwd,•and''Sioukl be vie:- cubed, . • • • . • „ , . 1 4. • Mr. Alderinas' Wend Inmedinieiy irro up OfEerrifoi Par , Wilrii , non bnvetnetiieninonieniea• N toe Ctriadsittoellbet iitfavoaa.• duo he hsi fr. A l i hncat , . *AteittonnAteun woo wade (u 'eintnitte into' the phi eirtirei l‘nctie,ll. — ` 4 • • *he lit.t.peragasanna wad! Jos nuallfitan Kel l 7t. :11,4410 1 . that he beeline arquatontd with it man named FiPne.Y• I4W r we four raiwirlsvbed , iv:liirVitritpt)rentalird4 'At Obi* fine . • coosipaisge n fiaaait .' .. ~ .WAVl„htaytAsyeittect .tsystk Kelly Wu teat, of env' . ', meat, liras tit kem . Mu Witte by lab: • They,Were tint lung- ii.spet her vim Fatuity :told Issiatio kat es'. a- geghlnempef. getttos 111 .!ticy, Kelly askeu.in w bat omelet ? and snit answered, *!* 11S passiog queer twos. r- •.Hr enaseamiLusloia to we pinny ' and Fit,i.ey purels:..sed clothes to tit him gut fpr. the tisolness,. in Fieist-lane. Miami.. -as he ss as• lie-mail detency' (his (+Winer clothes. waft Joanne's, for awe bad beesi• Oss t eadf4suitsilittisamis - Finney gave him bad p0u...4 nines, one at n time. to pass sit flit firrinaDdisqll.; Ile ssorreetted.sa.getkog. of a peat maity..airi: Shea Fa,peg ps u wad that he shpuld k.y , limes of..greateK Now ; dal veldts. itivirs'ithe practise of Tottery to' iiiiiVoutt-ide este*" shop whelk Ikeilltsl4o4 l6 tat: *.rweteioed itieVisOotwies: Fa*. • nom ' by ucver putting ipto the bug s heist more Huta ime to.ie at abuse. irk..*., s .. t . .. , „ z , I , ,• .. ; ~. , Whets. Kelly cialscated .I.o.,tcy...lagge stoles, Finney praeged,e4 to make nettamitigesnenti. He proposed n'plasterer's Jacket' ,altd 4 Plmtatisas .lids tag expromed.bis. opipieta . shat sach a, dim, Would be a good security against suspicion; be also gave him -tie dames ;of meerat persoin - With whims be -had worked as .tt plasterer himself some time agu,i .He bruaghybe,ptiotterere. jiicket o. flannel, a White apron, and a paper i'ap, told put mem rpm -,1te11y. ,. These antlelei of droll , Were all uPlaithrldl stitit %biscuits& as• if the wearer had been, at aork. .la this Irtin,lltitY•oteeumpanied by Finney; his diiecinr, weal out to phiatise•large motes. Finucy shintrwa .his slivoepes9ol-doica. orate Manes upon them, and 'subbed them together, IN make ahem tipper dirty. as if they.ltati bees ie. cirmitationfea whim time. 11 . he.,tirsc place they it rid to, upon . -tGis mote eamosive plan, was Chrnirs-street; - Bedford square, where •Fiattey gitel ISM. one of :the 401..ames, 'pointed ont - the WAN I.lt a Mitt*. plioterer, with %hoot he said he had formerly worked, gave Kelly the ad* of 4ne foreman, which 40.11atifted •binssto use its litua . aug the uute. as the business was.maattged•ltY )lie fotemall• l'he first placi he tried was 'the house of Mr. Bousall, si pub lic:la, .where he. passed. a, tit. VOW. In Use sates aglow ,he, passed woollier 101. at a public-house. at the corner of a street Oi Tottenham-court-road., and atwitter he •gotalstineosi *Salem 'fay la's, a baker. iu the same road, ii here Finncy said flip plasterer dealt. He gave Finney aft the aluneY he kola change, • and . received from him. Ilse reward .0(.11. gr.;11 01 ... :Ile practice was kept up . for sense time, Finney always re mal ti i rig outside• the door o edit top cool; 'obith impel - sip.* Kelly, that those ahem he had deceived might not.kuow iwin. Kelly saw Vince,/ talking . to Ilictillcir abuse illo*d tri b the 'day before he and Spicer were apprehended, kiml.,(ll,t;allicer ey el them most closely. The iingroi l ion upon Kelly's wand - was; that Finney was talking to .heolltlgrrin rm. them. Qn the even ing Kelly awl- Spicer met e . a ppreheadol,. hisifer hhalbsti int enlisted in the business. stud uever before Out slight was con terued • with them/ Finney iblakebtalilled IndoerNi einisatio ad Ran the notes, yid desired- 9 14,P0. autlAtilXlP-Wl9 KeilY'• lodgings, is bile be "rent to kesiothe tku. 'Atief Ifidelity of.'half aettuur -Family conic lot theni, k ww‘theyAkwint•nits tagetlapti Kelly was lit the plasterer's stress, and.). limey' too); oillt.tily o hat when they cause ulltr ihe - bfittild , Ve in Stltithrtin's-laligoinsl putting the passer. cap.o mai Wig,. tuAl. Ili os4ti ;pi/001401g , ' cheer shop, use the name of 64 t.'Cirece . .inig-acre; . anat jet change of a 51. amt.. Kelly went situ ticssliop;Oestvialip /Vitra"! and Foiney outside. lie gat change of itfeiiiin s ancf on coinis. out gave the live 111. • notes he, got •ib • change to leiffuiyf•Mits posed thou into. Spicees isiod. 71. h woliseWttlults r King-street, SClfell Urals{ ‘t heir the taibreer mune ;minor!. My, who wnewulking by the slid e .:4lE.Wlnut:y, andleilw4 hike,: beg es; the same tame 10 puuttte,r. ullitier'-ttlett acethinthltted pin. .•• plot mud and nipper hint,' ' poetising talittigier. SOW align. headed t 1* and Kelly were drageril .iuto,a shop, alleli I limey *mellowed to look twisted waits*. W. ('1 -r - - Spicer, the outer Conviet, did' , liA Mei r ,,,,, rat . ' a ptibliti.! how, : Ale seves.siest, out isiti4s . sM Atli .tint! 114.111. tOni laid. accompanied Finney et his eartiesireqqest. . 11 lisle Kell', was lit h ill isateher suo v eittney7 ran fterbasithe• war fai..a• missaidt, sad after saying ales wands to • datehody rettifited. .• . _ 'I he Constditteelotving learned' 'that Nelsons lila i n traillOgs illadstred hasten.. Mt woad, that! Pe land seen •I•volisei •poill; use elt+etra alluded to frequently together, had winfeeteit that wing-- Mom is rong , Was Ibitheein them, for he cupid not . outufetie iillin miter lice, but ahad ftripttig g h! drawn tilos AU itittuisey .he-. to ern a Vomit an o r. 1 • jitney breakfasted' W nth tild'olacer. the dry aft* apprebassion of the boYs, and thoylatellpoest ' gatig sic bi tog eihrr. l'Arpis meta ed this circueotaace .56 attan,Whoseuatne be did Vitt itutowto ifs Loess; ha? mph.' • 11eitsg.eitiat mated is itis lawas t :lse4tunediately . gecuguied bits at •the persou towlitieribi bad made the observe' ton. • • 'the Comtuittne,supea.beisesthCall noeve i into Indanceet Mgt a; deputatiton to Lord Si/Imonth, releesting. that the sentence of the - law,4hich war appO4iied is be 4 put into • executinii oh' Xtedvesdity; -.should be Oefericasathl-s lllllll l ' 4 o.l l .grooN ll fufftha f; •request. that they had reashu le w a rn s ' from recent facts. that " Specer.atal Kelly Wad beeibleff. to rsliatitit Me mitne . vitm kWh' uley were convicted% by vrittiigs s oLairch derper ttepraviv, and Ad it ails the first crone of Spicer.. , ' . ' 1 , 'tile reply from Lord bideasmahareef we .ates civet-tie! andeo , . 1 •staild, that the case had uudergone the consideration of the 'etiii aril ; Who were of opittitisiAdtheetdottace of theater should' be ant to force. , ' • , •-•, '. • - ..- . • ~ Ike Cuannittre itro'ecceed . yesterday thriller •in the 'ikirestiga theta.. A number of the thead-4112the - hkeashersJiert,westio4ol4 ritirmagst whom w e observed Sir .Kobt. YV thou, Mr. HohUome, lm . , ;: . e. . is •••• : u . ,•..• .• L . .. • : Mr. Mariner. the Solicitor, ,Immi mewled. on tha .dra; day., at itise request of Mr. Alderman Vfood, god was employed Yester -I,day.• run ts busily is stse.-itisestagatitui. tie insggested stoat,-the -1 m's who were she usual compautoss of finaey and Kelly,, sbouid he brought to New gate. It Was done with the greate , t . !dispatch. Lusty . Connor, who. was questioned mull particularly by Mr. Remelt:Mid ibe lived till th t.biltithEinaty ; slit 4 kW-he:was in Me habit of get; imi forget% naasfet•••Kelllopass. Viatmy text ler he was in company with Spicer and Kelly whets they were e aporrbooded: Flames; ant it girl ealarikagaitles; sad *Nags. were. taken, up as disordesly. th.ee weeks before Kellyend Spicer *ere apprebedded, and liken to thir walehrbause is wall:Hue,' 1.• by one John 13eath and Alm atat itag-s4eo;ibcy.seept to How. : street, the oticer before alluded to spoke to !lean not to say any i Mark ;vilest .Wiatiey.e Ikea cessipliad,' mod •Mintiry 'wan. div' caw geo. Emma Connor and less- ii were ucdtred 10 bed bail,, Connor learned from Finney that be hair prittered the plasterer"' drew hem his father for Kathy• la wear as a disguise in passing had.aotes. Three days after Kelly sad Spicer were apprebentted , Finney Wenteaspent th.. evening. with thetilhber at'a public , house ! when; lie .remained Atto•il• gie.itoase was 001 OPHIIk bet , told her ; and when he came home he said he had some expecte- Won of . being made an ofilseS. Fewer also told her he badtiket notes tram a.ntan OamedActati. in the City-rood. ? AflrX Ke1. 1 3. I Mid Spicer were in suito r Finney told tier be weal . to Kelly's 1 9410 0 1:1 1 011 1 1 11 - W4llOlll tiebiod:a thldiorthit furred hefite lit 40. E placed there. Ile rave her one of them for 51. and she was taken . taw comedy for pawing it. i• ' •, ; •- •• • -• • •. 1 Kitty CA' woolly and. e1te..1001.11414 Kell,. Hes SPitr ;t o t*Ad Finney were at the lodgings the night of theaparehensitin the tow former.; hisisay lettaise laginge at thee:we timeodaelatiug that they would soon return. ,I,inqey returned in Italian hciur, as.d s aid his two companion% hatbeta appreheuded for .passing is Si. note. He took Kelly swamis-and some money, and also !some, f o rg e d butes, which were behind the glass. . Eleanor Manny; the servant to 'hi last infoiMant, eoniirmed the r anter pars of her sawmill. t -.- . . • • : ._ - •'' Israel Chapman, a convict , saw Kelly these Spicer at the Vfbitettlart. He saw •Viorsey , with :them thee/10c Map wane appretinded.. .He heard If inaey . WO Kelly end 'piece to go to Kelly it lodging, and afterhe had taken tea he would Join them Ile had frequently seen KeJle tostL2VOttwy testillt“. tkod *taw from the conversation that took plute between Mein, that Flamey haft forge* wutei for Kelly tvi:phis. Claipema arse Mold be twice saw the officer alluded •to. riding in. a ehaiwitvillaitioeys at upon asking bias why belt eut with sorb& fellow, woe auswoM that these weieweasortafos . iti.•.• ..f ; .*Mlit tiflinti ; , 46'4 • Mr. Braidlev, the Proserptnr. said, that tbe.oßeee flotied'oeliba..tiat helot SOL frata`the•Hanki inn e gor his . troubles WA .Ihat. be. bad givea pat Lei it to the 1/7 10 1; who lave bias ihelinfearntl. , I The siert itch gowleff" ged • ht 1124 ti•Mieitlik Nifor nt • I hie r•••• alamaA w. imaA at-2. _ fortriad q t . iimmeolitSfitter =rat= rad d ar f i teden re •14./ itetlemsk to peens the . o granting so, ofgrantinga respite Nora these strong eight a respite for a weak. for Soicreand Kelly. OLD DegL4f.Y.. NONDXT,7Ii. SI . . . , '' CIiAR . GE OF ; • • —r- FORGER'. • • . 1 - bfeitthists Make* alio Pony Grace. alias. Janet alma, 4 ganantan of respect" le appearance. wal• hreug i to th e b ar . i odetiffed, And *Wait Gaiter of the Csierr ua each side ibfliiar , fps Ott ricatriate beteg ismaiaatilmadrsAte kutliweseakeltw il ip 4 l; • rlllim with having forged a reriaiii dee ~ .forpo tint to be a p hrt t . la t attoracy,.:.with tiateat•sts defraud ;oho If.mieft aligiJahkr. tr 4 0 1.1 16, 1 1.11r. 1 6 ;Eke- l'rispeer a s also dleinett uad l e J i 4 ,..,_ wtherladletwelits, for forging ether potters' of attorney, !tit" is ref totileftfefitt•athtf•Pfnand , . • -, :, ••• . ' -.... •.• „It Mr. At.t.ET. on (lie par • of the Privoper. made application Id ter# 7 l/Mate,lmil thearraitointat Ashatti be pampered. Ths: p e g! VIM. , Win ClOtlentir !Plate. offti bc , fla.4wltittJt 44 dotii to .44,436 of a separate Jury to be hopanelied to try the qaeslida Old! lasaairy..l ~ t• r ;,•,.., ••• -. . • - . 4 ..t ;1 . isi. ! Mr. Bares Gallipoli ihonght the Priatirr was, sapie t irio Irisili Ms edit to' be artaigaed. lieltad not the itlip:uraneesZi .. deruannwot.... l ~. • ' ••••••- ei ....,.../ •- • • If r;, :le ..,,,,. . i 4. • AtiViiilostant the Prlonterebd rd to wake ispiwitlyef tlw.bar *hit* eittlawd dhe dock. and. , " siva( My eyeCutatt Ma r ' Jo nett he . Attorney ealnl%et.ott the par sof, the Prweestk tl •proolhaethiP an 'oath, Indlenog his rage against that' eir•iitli; tails. Mr- UPPdili thV'Preirs Or the POW*. abia& Wow lePiitt: . one of the ohleivs of the Court. howtahiately seised kie,aimi 11.e.estleeMtheruteutiash we Ms perpose: - '.. •". ; ' • • •1••••; Thf ;tort was now convinced of the deisturowlt a( o r p 4 unner:ithd Mr. &gnoble, es rohntwl•tor the Prosecution; emu' scathal le the "ontpipaewuelitsto.4 o4 6. l .t t:).. -•t s . • . .i, • *The Primmer was immediately taken bark, ia prime, . ~ . -me unetessaulf -that avhort sinve'before - tw was bromilitlail.. 'oast, the Priwtorir, bad vcrrered.p 'mire ..0 a. his .slecae e4hiho wad, however. fimulhately perceived by one of the ittrukepi w,iviloolk it -item Aim • Mfroutod di obie.treannelm, theithtl koper aimed a blow at the turnkey k hot the I met., up atlas.: Wan, drittivedfatelyc knocked Mei dodo. Thi Primmer, duria bia tainfilletnell4choid freWifilliV ttiorleao l l dlOnWhisigefilmee t Mr .loges . Whenever he could inert wi th . him, and had dechir e d ‘ that if he twandlaistisiaceteplish his Purpose, he wonkl lay via+. lent hued* !pin . kilovolt:- - Georie fdWedivf Wks (worked of Iniviikrobliedlds wastvre kkp.l. Ww. Whaley., tiffany 101. notes, a brooch, and ether ar•• `tied of value. . Ruhr. o9,Setaceday4porttiogllie,C9met of Rec t um., in irine•strert, Piccadilly, was broke open, antj,tyt, locks of every desk and latrer picked, the papers rfutafltecl. aod !Filleted about the floor; but tite thieirs w e re liaelietotnied 'of' the booly tie; eiliecie'd. • o'nly finding three pounds tett 'shillings In copper em : .00e of the offiCers'. private drawers; . Au eleriniug Oro broke. If .04,,est.“Ipitin the spark mllllVef ), r. 'o' o ° 4 7l' E'lwsir.olllTht :NlfYiee t koire ! . The only pemtif n. tbe Tete' , at th f time tr,l a daughter of Mr. deratter, eight years old, w " h .) • clothes caught fire'is . she was reicfiiiig qometliitig ' 0 the aiiiitle,shelf. She New to the window, P0w01516% I led in flames, .trhee the alarm tiptoed. The foraiieeer ' ill thf ryot W5! ; 4 8 61 ,C9_,Y _f4. ,The Pint!.girl ,141,qp i iN, .wcyrtiipibp 1/4ildleseA tjospital in a most distressing . sit ultimo. : . 2 . •.:0, • . , . - p 01 .:0.. : 4 ! ' , • e .:' .-sn''ii ;• . /I, few ovsssinec,Bl,lo6.houte to Denmark-row, Camberwell * *O - tlre 6411 f yen' of his ate, Mr. Joseph Flint. 1, thaslos4llskitist. at CAT mho'', liner Reading, the Rev. Wit— Jinn f.ityphury. formerly of Smithsn' ,ngell 74; -'ON •10 4 2114 inst. td Mt. ffullock's. Lutb..iti• terrace. In the' . 351/ xear,of age,o4lpa.,daturster of Jacob tinssk los. la q. te , r Ve On Sufidn . Mr. illiatn Viand. of Cois le-court, aked Ai. • •en *eV* ' init.- in zonseqttence or. a fail from kis :orne twit ;.Chelteubuin, : Ernest Parsons, Esq. fourth sots of toe tier. J. W. .Poisins.inlear'of Wellih*tort. Ilereforrktoir... • . .. .. go Amillst lost. lw liarleywtreet, Mrs. P. Yanderherlen, iff, . : the '8) . 11 gay tif ber age. • .47)1i Mioslllo last. at Folinbartib. *watt Elizabeth. syttintialet -daukhger of, Rokert Prrosno, Esq. ,if NewiiNrii.ey-plitce, Itria r „ Mn. Ott 4 en . dyi n. hteltiwit. stifle of Gentle Blektlelf;g4. or • .cirrAltfeti, Pi!r.i.ieterAsuotrf, , , .. ..1. . ......„...:,. ,„ , . ~9 1f EDICAL WARD, ci itpt . Charlotte-Wel /1. iars -roisd 'sod Whiselstock,trret, stdiihnin . Se* Rood-tdcret.—gtoret 4 se Illesbieistibairdhos ► been eittlthiqslW ed. sit C.L;t4ette.tioure, .rgistat Chnlialt.c."Stgert. It Itee: It 0 *land Cb;itliel. and W.H.d.t.ick-streei. new •am iti:mreat,..iymorthr.:4of Thirty Tootes.mul eating*. of -tols well' base befit reAt t red it!perfect health, many of altos hosi 'bog. red fits ! esti aides' the m it painful sod obstinate eta.' epwq Jerr e prortohnfel kap/hale, Aty resto•skhble practiAwlegs, tool sewers l discharged flan lio.total..—Sitch is the elect re stating! from erorthirted solstwhol I—Messrs. COQPKR mid Cono of hterlii al and Surdtchl relehlitv, after forty },errs ••s pee iri re lb. this Melrtipulit.• tire rialtSsitra daily at both Imo* , (Wail' e.uses .*3 AC.. 94T01.;11.04hpeyiy Sriths}cd ), hoot riags A nd we pint Wive arlsice (gralL.) on Tuesday. l'inirsday., an& 34scloy moorings, mull • Twelve es'etrock, -83- Patients •iit a utstitoce. de...riling their case, loppeOtuwf, ;attended to.— Atifeairs 11. tie directed to thirlotieShodse. Work(' toes road', w its!, striae foe itasweied which 40 wit.tootoin wtoosulOnOt frf. • • , . ,•••• ~ 44rwi4si vivereit , d'valete irtta.i—lllAittr to lectit.rtx when West strawileuitb.sl nest ! System. of ,Ethic's is to Oitinni 'due 'toilette, and 'M os to regulate the Panfilhe tifithled4Od.intotint4ipawiloeliiippentonly idraltPr blf .riers which Itrliei.m and Morality have made stirred ; to rurfr Autos'. annihilate Sheol:appease the• lemma. of prudence, him In limit their elletweaceuce. f)/6.1- tif the huminfratise retiiires great ree dienir"" s fdli4 loentrlyi e and,she pablic.melfare is oramoted. .w professional Men (dUregarding the ssiggestions of the to gismo and ions/moon) devisee, their Anodises au the treatment at. hose totnotijais genet:oo by itoorsotenee, sum the ebullition Of •tfie ifsisisisan at an ahgonrded morneos. - 4 -Vise strevigile.d a ' %aim toieis iu.i he issialtb et: : the • People 17 .00. it is 14ro , rho!y to r eh ecl on the daily sacridix to t he ignorance of oi ratioytielsos, and /8 slntsoliePttli to far isiteisohlei ills.freiber 4sityggeu we,nlf t cr to seffcriiig hysisonity, the Milli of our, o %**, lehli4ienceifr the usurious diseases of Debility. The anteory• tetlittlisp i rse sillitaryoiceigssinly acquired ot •clools Vs asserted, her right isser• thg mind), wilt. in contempt* hililitstivertessimite,;bevaineStstetsstililelif enlivionitig•sennit he ifiljteopOkif tilisMbe irsort .(osapticatqt Flipp mfoultoortiottolllt , ruitiort into Italy enertY.—lineisse stud v.6-sinsmodernsil tot. sistioalbettso , -ill. 4144 i iteOU,Stleratiee the Nervosa; System; in leek cams Ott hold Inn err seitirance of rejonlitsation. 4 by •reinels4 Which havoloost, answered; ibesanguitr Asioni Paiiribli holilli4P.o. That bail. to Wean IsApisince.L(.l gg VHN {NE 4. can one kr treat* tesieleissly.;sho :impeorois siesse. of r•o :Scissor ,baypscilkyested Ist antigv oof those ditirs'ssist• pwe,rts so long rendered its' elthibilion uncertain and harassing. *lf !best ospkiiwoorwsrlitid.tor ollactliet Ht 11 41 ,4"Pf 4 Illb""" 11611 " ; der phis malsdy. that a few doss only are requited • f o r the ie. mew of early synipiusur elswialso none inveterate Shit Istll; :Y4CI4 yin ^At rcina4aTorlibta a nlantbs•nnd.lbatfia q KM vP only suspects bower Injured. therfiSease may he' onvehted all sed• Mfg fraellos pewits, sy.so similur, r trawls Is, tryphrs., N. m 4 1 4 34 :miter derangements of ghe generat,ive system, as. wi-ittness, terattriosi 140. etiretiallys sailttates, Misfits* emirs wh , eh or• *Ow rrfortved,wilksoit,the.ose sr( oupstic .. pr sitioukaistr.s SINK. ,pee di:vacs incidental in the suffer sea have not escapes( our agonise° in.whigh thildness..estastoierd with etiblos. bet. ' Memo, •Infally doe our system is, pOrnlinilly energetic, and eminently k'sdursltlittlio (hit 0ttf: 4 41 04 4.044 selbatied in Our PfelcOsi'll •l attainment by, its spltsulit Medieni ek4racters; and having been able,' oersonaHv.,,ttrosnariare wislendlierattoo the. brithhesur: Or practice is ith . Cmilipental, orelero N •! es ,tolif. l ., oritv n branch we'have selected) are mature& by es perienie; which, is es lined by thiedaily ptiplicati oat we receive, ens from distant countries. • • • Ittigi , nail ca: K. R. C. gone"' lh 1 4 4 ritio • Veit the general necommodso At We do' sof li mi t nut. ..ele . es, or maid ipen oda ,postise4: bat Mite der e..1.D1 4 0 1 . 0 rY ,seasoarible.hriurs.s—Country Patients ose,regaested dtryffirig aloulel stheir fee.- *hew 11/feibils, h • starlets wilt.heisamedlater ie fasor.ded!lp any isom of the , A hank-Ante ism .0::=66.4.14thv rtAi ou SA . 169* STAI °4111 /11 11 4rn 21.911 rariC C" , If*lLl4l l o e. nee‘444jrft ' #ftirttr44‘.Pie 1~. I '