The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-12-23 00:00:00

j I f I 1 PA s t ~j~ r ~', .. . WIFE - SELI,ING EiTRAORIMNARY. About half-past half.past twelve on Thursday sennight, the public were attracted to Plymouth cattle market, in con sequence of notice which hat been previously given, that a man, at that time and place, was to dispose of his wife by public isle! The report which accompanied the notice stated that the lady was not only young and handsome, but that she hail rode to town in the mora ine on her own horse, of her own free will and accord, and with ronaent of her ha.hand, wit., was to Set the part of as auctioneer on the occasion ; and that she would, moreover, is the course of a tew days, succeed to 6'.101, %hid, het then (and as it still happens, her pre sent) husband could not tenth. The concourse of spec tator. was immense, and they were not kept waiting /Ong, the husband and the wife having appeared in the market-place exactly at the appointed time, the latter accompanied by the ostler of the Lord Exmouth lan, Old Town. W The husband put the article up at once, and asked for bidders—" Five shillings," was the first offer—" ten" the next—" fifteen" the third, and so on, until the ost ler aforesaid bade " three pounds;" when, to the evi• dent disappointment of the auctioneer, as well as of the lady, two constables took possession of the :dads, and with there the auctioneer, and carried them both directly to the Guildhall, where the chief Magistrate was then sitting. The parties were placed before the Mayor. ' The husband, named Brooks, and who resides at or is the neighbourhood of Ivy Bridge, on being asked why he had cemented so illegal an act as to attempt the sale of bit wife in the way he bad bees doing? He very innocently mid—" They were both willing, and be did tot think these was any harm is it—they had net lived together for a considerable time—they had been married shoat two years and a half, mid she brought hies a shad "three weeks after marriage!" Which, sell Air it was born. be never knew any thing shoat; that the child won after tiled; that he got a coin for it. paid the expresso of the funeral, sad put it corafortally oat .of the way, without over reproaching his wife with her conduit but all would not do. She soon after deserted hits, uotwitbstanding his kindness, and went to live with asetber man, by whom she had one child site. and be wee informed she was agals pregnant with as. *titer. 0a being milted who had advised or told him that he could sell his wife, he said many people in the country told him be could do it ; and that to consequeaceef her taming to him and saying that a person would giro hies 201., and take bee altogether clean of his bawds. (31. Is bead, and Iff, more at Christmas) he had bad bet ad emitted fur sale in Modbory, Oa three separate market days, and bad come to Plymouth that morale( by bet appolatment to get the business finished. The lady, a good looking young womaa. stated. that she sad bee husband could not agree, and that la ewe► queer" as she knew of a penes who would take her. . aad give twenty pounds for the bargaie. she wished to get separated from him, and sire bad bees told by differ. eat perm t its that the theneoeld be dose. by suit la the Illarlostigace on a market day. Os being asked the name of de perms who woe to buy her, sire said it wee Ns" led Ad be Need Sear . ?frosted : tie farther apid he bad d sted her Is set couslag forward to bid seta prsealed said that is trossegasses she bad employed the ides of tits law where she pots up bar hens wild he her 41VIt dial exceed twenty pomade. She eel& MR bar ews Morse by the way In iisll.l St a vere • tisk. and borrowed on Nett editors . Ivy Bridge, wltti skein she stead Wag, —idles of latissacy. • . . to , After a good deal of ressoltatton. it sus determinist upon daub* parties shoed be tweed env is saw Os charge at the sassing melees ; bet theft awn tit. - 'naiveness ware takes, neither of ties beteg sblit to lad swedes. ~~ '. ~. I - gentlesiaa in this town, a trii lays: *4l, 0/wired tbroegi the pest-oace a packet, &satire on which was IL 14s. led. Or being vpinoil it w foamd to eowitst of a gown, *aloe theist Its., wbieb h. • been Withosittbe asigbbwarbood . 0 London, by a per.' son to who be had rendered ease service, as a must ' UWE'S* •Is is sapposied tie packet bad been (ions so • swams to send by the wail, and that tie saws sot Itsawbog the dialed:dos, bad thought be woratwaiding to tostressions le sending is by the post..(Mattehater Uttordisa) I , • Miattivarraa.—Ndit 'BatLET VOITWU ease was heard this day, which excited the strongest feel. .Idg* of pity and commisseration in the Goers. A pang mairrie4 lady, of very respectable cenneedoes. was -' thirged alth stealing, from the shop of a draper ht this 'ieten, feet phenol lan% of the value of St it a es Saturday, the west into the shop, and se to • • hik at some lace. After examining all the oestesisof k box, she was gohtg Sway without inalciag shy per. Atm. when one of the rouse men, wheat suspiciesslad • been raised by something which be observed is her maw ;•• per, told her he mist be 'soder the 'mentally of searchiNg a ''l mill basket which Shafted with her. With great reteetance • silth permitted the basket to be examined, aed la It were "'t three pieces of isce, which were immediately hies. tiled as part of what bad been showi to her. She dies • 1111111/hd that the lace mast have been taken up and put ."tato the besket along with her handkerchief end gloves. • %bids bed been lyiag on the coaster.. She was sent to "the police-office, where the basket was sgais searched by )% Mr. Lavesder, and a fourth piece of late (which was U.S - 11 1* ere en the Previa*" soarek) was found by him. Wisata t••t oohed os for her defence, stte repeated that the Forney • bat horn conveyed into the basket by a mistake. Ms. • Pierrieseld he was alder the painful necessity of earl mining her for trial. Applieartoe was thee made halite Magistrate to take ball; sad the Solicitor for the prose. cube said Os sat inearnetedap join hi the epplieathee.—, • Kr: Morrie. after a lade soosideratios. said-lits would take bee hathand'seeeognizases is lOW. sod two sum ties in bal. each. The bail was completed os the fellow log day, sad she was-thee diaskarged. Yesterday morning at right o'clock, according to sa lind custom s a large quantity of bread and cheese cut into square pieces, was carried oat in baskets, and thrgwa seam% the crowd assembled in front of Padding ton, chiral': the custom until within the last two years mas tUttirow it from the belfry, but owing to the cots %slop hid disorder oseaslooed by that mode, the pre. sent one has been substituted. The assemblage of per. sons collected there yesterday was Immense. This cus tom of giving bread and chreve at - Pitldington church on the Sunday . precedinrehristums day, is said to bate Lad its origin in the will of twq' sisters (paupers) who travelling to Loudon to claim an estate. in whirls they succeeded, and being murli diatvessed, were first reliev ed at Paddington en that day. • SNOCSINO MURDIR AND Rozation—A dreadful murder was perpetrated in the village of Lleitherild, in North Wales, on ?timidity night. Jane Williams. an egol wi4low, many years a respectable shopkeeper in the shrive village, and who was generally thought to have •messed a little wealth, was found murdered behind her vomiter on Monday morning. A little gracdd.nehter said she beard her grandmother, in the night, cry Mur. der! two or three times, but was too much frightened is title. Three parsons are supposed 40 have been COll. werned—that' had dragged their unfortunste victim (row her beds the strop, drawers, &e. were broken open, and several •rtktea stoles, as well as what coney ee might hare had in them. We have rot newt of any clue being yet afforded by waist to trace the wretches. - .~..-~~~ I THE COURT OF KING'S BENCII.—Dsc. 21. Tilt ICING V. BINORASt. This vu an indictment for perjury preferred against the defendant, a clergyman, charging him with having sworn, in an affidavit filed in the exert of King's Bench, that the sem of 3,0001., the consideration money for an annuity granted by Mr. Bingham, in 1814, had never been paid over to him in such a manner a. to give him uncontrolled possession of it. Witnesses were examined on the part of the prosecu tion, who deposed, that in 1814, the defendant applied to Mr. Benjamin Lewis, an attorney, to raise him the sum of MK by way of annuity. Mr. Lewis under took to raise it, awl, on a certain appointed day, Mr. Bingham attended at Mr. Lewis's house, and executed a deed, granting an annuity of 400/. and received the 30001. in Bank of Ragland notes from Mr. Benjamin Lewis. The notes were counted over to him on the table._ He afterwards counted them himself, and then paid the sum of 11001. to a person named House, who Was agent to certain persons holding a mortgage for that amount on the defendant's property, which was to seeme d the annuity. He also paid to Mr. Lewis 3151. as hie bill for working the annuity, arid the remainder of the 30001. namely, 1501/, he returned to Mr. Lewis, to remelts is that gentleman's hinds, to secure the payment of certain outstanding judgment. against defendant. This wan the case for the prosecution. Mr. SCARLIITT, for the defendant. called a witness, who stated that he was present at the house of Mr. Benjamin Lewis when Mr. Bingham executed the deed. es e a ig. This witsess was decidedly of opinion that th e d oS infl• eat sever had the money in his **controlled Mr. Lewis had hold of oat sod of the Billet's: of the other. They were then to Mr.lewis, who paid Mr. Roues. The Cuter Jcsuca said, the gasifies here was only one of ceremony. He did Dot mean to impute any thing wrong to Mr. Lewis in detaining the mosey in his hands, bat where there was one witness who would de clare his belief that a mere matter of ceveaseay was as defendant described %rather dies as Mr. Lewis sad Ma, witnesses described it, the Jury could not come to a verdict of guilty against the defendant. Verdict—Not Guilty. LAXIX V. ISAAC& - ,Mr. DowLsne stated.' that this was an action by the plalatiff, a milliner, to recover a bill of upwards of 4161. for geode furnished to the defendant. The defence set op was, that at the *moll* geode were furnished the defendant was the wife if 1111. Henry Higgins, an Irish solicitor, to whom showas married at Versailles its 1817. aod with whim die was sew Heist at Brussels. The defendant, when Mr. Niggles paid his addressee to her at Paris was the widow of a Mr. Isaacs, as officer in the Africaa corps. , Mies Danemea r sister. and Mrs. Walker. *SS I E to deleada2ad Olesmorris, Sir Joke Lilly.ri,'Lt. Wilder that Mr. Higgins and the mar as man sad win in Paris cad . sad that they 'Wad is each is tlii, ;ages tie. le circles. Mr. Everari stated that baitailigme• east at the maniw of _the pasties, at Verest e ilp ~y was mnned byldr. Sullivan, a an. in • roes at th e Hotel de ffsajsie. • et il li t i ffi l a l is sow deed. Witness st= „ o.l* Meer indeed a 'glary fres. the Baglisit ' 4 On the part et tie plaintiff there was shoe called b ride Francoi s Mettemonde. Pluck Vise ,GaPsoir mblagoed soapy of the Prowls cods of Immo! eablest of marriage. This geolemaa'ateedmr= M low that & matelsge w satiliella* . lehaviebass. wen sot legal or . . a mew . 7e remota la Prase* ' ,rapileed the Preach law. *mild oat ha bhmitag. It appeared . goes ef th e femme rogalrod by Ilse Plead' cede had bees observed Is this cue and therekoe alm aseselage was lot legal. Verdict a die pialatiff—Daley...ollll‘. twen t ies. . • , : .- , . .: POLICE. ....Ivy. t — To" — . • ~ Beemilwaarr....AreoTars HAWS or OA . Idler& Joke Jaws, blicinol Hokiersllmmes , . r Franck WHl.Resegur. Rang. ' 11 0 1 1 1 PINK. filmwoul Pell.Tkomas Wiles., t kilo low Fitspatrick. William Lambles., ' . ' l% 11 itsr ds it e lsa y Pates. William Betthelor.nronses Goodge. sad Jamosiollee. were limited ladepaemod of Vickery and lita i rea, priampel. hr Limbrick and Bo Jae. 61 a II& , 1 • • delserged seder th e Agrniqes ta tl; Imadlto a coammoa 'ambito, loam. efiem*.leaammetionad itlegnig mid tottlaill nn yams &Oda. IMr. Joke ItieVaiersa. ma the clerks et Mu gip* AM Cl'. J. Radom, an r. stand, thatthpyteaste MiMr. Halls.** to the kens, t are = egi esil that being &delineate. I the pserel. was heisted ovrie the wall, wire . • the chain, and admitted the Magistrate and Alarm Aff the densities& were forted la the house, mew pee. who after &pig search, was discovered (bat net sill he had cried oat for belp)is a water butt is the yard, 1.4 teased to the chin in cold water. AO* takie Imo in the place, end a paper, ors 0 4 1Zl i • Mr. Bill is to pot into the bank 1191 silver pl. ; sovereigasSl. ' Wm. MAIO, formerly a clerk is the SWIM ' . ''. lag and Co., Pall mall, stated, that Pe aad. ' were playing when the °Seers entere d; that wee Jenee,altes ()dell, acted generally as croupier ; that 0. Jab nut acted in a similar capacity ; and diet H. lust 41 :4 ,„ s ad T. lindesdale took a gam in Ike basins s of the haw.. Thee th an were steadily rose& {Ale, but beeriald ant asy they were playing. ..-..., t Mr. ALIA; for the defenthob.seedn . two, ob *ensilage upon tie Act of Parlianseat,ly Foments. of Wink he said, gearing's.* of hies mad. arable eleareater lathe world wife to be designated and ro ahead so "rogues cad vagabonds," wittiest h e ns ( use matted an illegal am. Some of the Cieadesee sew *barged were °Scars of the Army—teem who bad trod she field of glory t who bad not Imeitated to milk op to the cannon' s month, and to ester feerieeely the deadly breach in the service of thole ling sad Country ; sad were these honourable men to be deemed rogues and va gaboisde—to be deemed incorrigible, and to be liable to at some future conviction to be transported as Mons ? Mr. Ilau.s,after a consultation with Mr. Minsbull, mad, " I convict James Jones, alias Odell, Thomas Redeedale. George Johnson, alias Pearce, Hugh King. Samuel Page, and John Paton, as Rogues lad Vega bonds within the meaning of the statate of thi 3d of (leo. IV. cap. 43, and sentenced Jeers, alias Odell, Re dredele, Johnson, and Kinr, to three months, and Page and Paton to one month's satprlsonmeot in the I louse of Correction, and during that 'time to be kept to hard labour." Holder, Thompson, John Jones, Smith, Pell, Lamb ton, Peters, and Batchelor, were orderell to :tire *marl ty, themselves in 501 and two snre:ies in 251. that they would not be found in a gansing-house for twelve months, and the remainder were discharged, each on Isis own recognisance in 501. HATTON liesimie.—liatorday. Wm. Gerrard, who stood remanded. charged by Samuel Davis, a City Of ficer, on edspieion of returning from transportation be fore the term of Isis sentence was expired, was again brought up. The person on whose prosecution he was convicted, could not identify bins. Several other wit nesses were examined. but none of them could identify the prisoner. A Turnkey is Newgste, and a person *ATES!ttAIN, who overlooked the Convicts in the hulk in which the transports acre confined, being both dead, no person could swear positively to him, and the prisoner wascon sequently discharged. MARLBOROUGU-STRClT.—tiatnrday, a WOMIVI of tire town, named Marie Rex, was hronght to the (Ace from St. Hiles's teats h-hoose. Robert Pearlman, a country man, stated, that about twelve o'clock the night before, he was passing along Holborn, and stopped a few mi nutes, when he was addressed by the prisoner, and be- I fore he bad an idea of her object, she contrived to ex tract front his pockets 9s. 64. in silver, all the money he had; he gave her into custody, and had her taken to the watchhoose. The constable searched her, but could only find the sixpence ; suspecting she bad concealed the reminder in her month, be endeavonred to open it for inspection; this she strongly resisted; at length be so 14r succeeded as to see part of the stoles property, but before he could extract it, the contrived to swallow the whole! She was folly committed for trial. While binding over the complainant to give evidence. who was quite unexperienced its anch legerdemain tricks. he very simply asked his Worship, .! if there was any way of getting his money oat of her:"—The Magistrate said be feared Not at present. WORSHIP.II .—Nosegay or TINS MINT.—Sew. Marlow, inspected to be the receiver of gold and silver stolen from the Mint, was re-exemiood before S. Twy dardt'llett., the presiding Magistrate. Slwargold, a police constable of Union Hall, appre busied the prisoner, and he was committed to Horse monger Lane, where be remised at the time Pearce, whose case we stated on a former day, was takes lino enstody. It happened that a ass, amid Henry liodgoon,was crom-', ed from the Thames Pollee Olga oe suspicion of hoe-' stoles some lead, and he ottorbeird an extraordinary sostersatlos between the prisosor sad smother man, also a prisoner, which liodpon disclosed Its Mr. Balleadest. the Magistrate, who seat both Oedema and his slimmest to this eel e. in that statement Hodgson says- - On Satur day last,tbe 14th last., I wulo H orsensmger-hie Gaol. I was Is the Ilth Ciao. Simnel Marlow was a primmer is the same Cam I beard his talking to .mother sus. who has the oosintasd of the Ward (also a primmer.) Marlow said he was afraid the yossg was who was In 'steady for robbing the Mist would • come IL' The wardossan sold. • Warm is so danger now. Sem, you entire' tweed tip. Marlow said, • i don't know whether I shall or not. became Uwe is to-day, tomorrow, and until Tuesday. for them to go sad speak to him.' Marlow said. four or five had lad him to Wag the property oat before he had hint; sad that the woman be (.Marlow) lived with bad had him to bring gold out for her to sell. He said the pm( man re who was is custody bad brought him some geld ben at sad that once he brought him two or three pounds silver, and that be bad received 701. for the gold ba ' did sot let the young sea know bow much he trod for the gold, let, be_ased to give his a spot prods. mad with that he wee eatialied. I be..rd Isl age ‘ iimi strike we deli, I ought to have had 4NI. by me sow. it I had been carafe!: He was at a "oldie-him*, &taking mod had no OP Akin were coming after bill. ' aid slot tbsion. sad 11 a had he uses. before somebody kesclued to the Ear and asked who was • ails ills doer, or I'll seed ' ~ lifea's bales harry.' ar his rakes twestrive • lag to the yeast am pMee art pet them 1 limits pleas.. The . spas the door. which Afid mallgehad efial. Pim Mom dm seserelgse sad the Akers bad (ard them der Wm s Mid ke woo and get the twenty:Sve meld get say one ens am ler further .., Ills whet beck eyed riming Ma when she Mao what bad hoes stated l•licitite (Mr. Powel),). , Hall. Hodges. seetesediere sisterer Is woe earrobeneed by Whits sod SheargMd, Eft Aare. she best the prinmen . .,fire-plac:, l 4 ressehle brick . l ee * purr* of 'Mis s y: so ' Ng the held rierseetb. It or she stated lir. sod Stworgeid, isi ire roatjAph i ' ids rr bad bees *tad iii pißshi lioi. The priseser; lei WO, drier% add that Ilp whiles; WOW beii eigplisted lef ',okay, tad lii* Magistrate , might net • beta** by she Magistrate.' ' ; Times* obeerve4,64 **et lreoslog iiiii *a be did is to tie eharearegf the wits's; his teed; was saliciemly cealkiMinis ether germ* • =his for re-euroloation. oe4 ha Ma raloldallat accordingly till the third day it tlY6t. • ' . LAVIIIITIIZTRICT.--()lSaturdaydlle.Artreirs. lasi. lord of the Queen's Head, censer ofNottehitrest, White. chapel-road, 'neared to same iha emeplaint of a De. sigh Jew, sr* Gedalia Pokes. The maspialasat, through the seam of .e. inter. poster, Mated, that he obtains a livelihood by selliog u r. sod for that pew, west into the Queue, Head 00 Friday i eau persons is. ihe room cut *pia Ms big, 1 end stole three of ide cape and whoa he cmplalaed by gesture Ore bis distssed si s miles, the landlord instantly forced him oat of the house. The defeadast stated that be knew sighing of his . caps. Sir DA1(1111. Wts.mates told him that for the assault he mast find ball. Mary Harwood was charged with assaulting Edw. I It appeared frets the stalemate of the parties and their wallow. that there are al hoes.. in tirey Bagle-streot, Spitalfielde, to which there are no titles; one of them is occupied by the defendant, who has paid any root fur 16 years. A person Dated Collins claims the preperty. sod has several times tried the questios in various ways. but has uniformly been beaten. At last he seat the complainant, who is a licensed bro. ker, together with another broker, named Putland. to 1 leißs distress upon the defeadast's goods for 501. • but they no sooner entered the house than she seise:l the poker, with which she struck Mr. Hood several times re!, severely. The worthy Magistrate (Sir DANIZL WILLIA se) said, that with the right of property be bad nothing to do; het as the assault had been proved, the defen da nt mast '-d bail. tisfactory account et the way in which he lost it. He was a person of sober habits. Richard Car ter, an .•flicer of the Thames Police, stat e d that he went on duty on board a vessel stationer Norfolk street at eleven at night, and was informed that some oast bid picked op a coat, hat and handkerchief on the Waterloo-stair,. One of the officers suspected that some one was drowned, and desired witness to look out. lVitness, in company oitb a brother after, went in a boat towards the bridge, and after proceeding a short distacee observed something with* near the hater's edge, •• On psi at to the spot they found the deceased lying w i t h his face downwards le the mad & the water had ►eft him. They then placed a rope round his arty, and drea t t e ,& him a-shore to Strand lane, win. they deliteted the lade to the night constable. On turning him on his b at h they discovered a slight wound in the neck, which sp. peered as if deceased had attempted to cut his throe. A knife was found on the spot with marks of blood upas it ; it was a very bleat one. Thomas Gray, Thames Polies Surveyor, who wag. Panied last witness, confirmed the abo►e evidence, am! added, that when the deceased was searched at the wattle , hawse. there was nothing is his pockets but a small bottom. Edward Type, a waiter at the New Exchange Coffee How, had hoods' the deceased several years. He was very respectably connected, and bad been in go o d comstaaces, hot very extravagant. Saw him yesterday warning; he then &stormed witness he was going t o Smithfield to receive some money from Lis uncle. D e . ceased had oft** spoken of a female, to whom lee appear ed strongly attached, and believes that his peering her 'wits% blasted, and hie finances gime goat, was thecae's of his melancholy. The Commie reed over the 'eidetic', and the Joey i t ._ mediately trimmed a verdict, that the Deceased drowsed himself, being at the time in a 'late.( Insanity, .e 4• idsr rs 1.011 d CORONER'S INQUEST. Saturday an intinest was held at the Spotted Dog, in Strand-lane, before Thomas iliggs, Esti. Deputy Co roller for Westminster, on the body, of John Heath, found yesterday morning in the mud near the stairs of Waterloo-bridge. Mr. Phillips, of the New Exchange Coffee House, stated that he had known the deceased a considerable time. The deceased bad been a farmer in Norfolk, and his connexions were highly respectable. lie bad boardeil and lodged in the Exchange Coffee-house sitter the 28th of October last. He app. aced extremely de jected, mad used to wonder about the dark passages of his ilentSw. with his hand continually to his head. He west out slant ten o'clock on the morning of Prittsy last, and cook! not he prevailed on to take breakfast. On two occasions is !thin the last fortnight, lie went oat , and returned without hie coat, and could not give a ea- 11.1. MARKETS AID FAIRS. The display of Ilse Christmas beef et Ogg shop of mar respectable betaken, is estremely isagaiheat, 4•41 may vim is grsimlearr, with slew of the metropolis. Beef ii sit Bee rice.—(Brightma Herald. Dee.2o.) Am ox, bred as* fed by _Mr. Sam. Treeless, of Credit ase, was elstiptileseml es Wedseaday, by Mr. w ill . li m p. gess, mbleb welibe friss *toile tars • smarter. es • is slimed by cpsapetest jokes he be die finest re ilia ',my respect that lras bees billed is ten city for X) years mass.—(hawferyiptcr.) le owe dealt seerket, sit Friday, afire* remarkably Ilse sheep, bred by Mr. Rambla, of Tberiersom were supseed to ask, mad ,epsedllyperebased at the rite ot 444,. sad did. per lb. for be COMM, to grace tbest4ll emir bsteben at taci t Christmas show. Some a the sheep weighed shoot 4Stbs. per isartm..—(fGid.) Tarim's* Fair es Weisesday, displayed • great skew tear sad cootie he saki biglase . prises were drum& ed. The semis mess smogs, faMlactl bleep 38e. is edo, per ewe. bet the solo wpm* very brkk. le Great Cattle Market es Tetchy het, pm diat e ra s terable skew If besets; *Melt met a bees, tab at advanced prices; kw ewe Ids amid. The dump market was sloe veil kil w assi sold *wit at OM evosiders* bigita)lian dos toeimatiost. A 1 ' Wr, Weadkelatimesele hew • fremfte. 10 INN t r t t re 1.. ern hilly taictslity airs Is Is. Alhermies. '1 • softie ipdadla .by a falkrias* Amolp64 of. owettsal gmatiosais. orb* ate tgagamat# iliesillood -146 lbw ripi• 111115 • . Tbsiti 10 • lilli sif &stoic ilomilierigals=="*.appstws ovidaat to ma, dad 1 OA Yield ti• •04•41105p._dIveitall oV'praludice. did is. Kwthe advartlolag paelithaer s Masebnlions man, pa ' by "IllialXibrill. %On, both for hb motto, Aid 'nukes me ' am advorthemeat as a *Melo to beim the olietlts of bdherettori. that Moe to misery. mid 611416 er ibs Omagla Pf doelr *Mobster Immo* so lb* 56. mOripullillibaor ; mil Ann mbarop objects am Mesta OM% sad motored to health. when they might. ham bele, gasollliedb el lebtommeter Muir days la wrotiliedaiss.—' ririedkN to ament p r M which I beg loavo to cansla a lattia mi. . Bailp 61. Orraa-alrect. 8.44, Imam, to I ban rollectml epos .yestlitsidarmi; is ilimAty. aiii liberality., to ma, la My distressed, allietotilas 'Monk sittlAkm. whoa Am often Air slt soothe Memo dike sostkfts losspistsisaisibs. via %%Mk ha« MGM all assuadllifalatalblielliad 4064 to SOP relief, oad wags lii s te s = was aillba4•l lll saarot meditine takes ia Two. 'de ' ' Millassaing. which was smesod tgLiblisollfiladils.' and at last Oath staring me . ASidalsporksal of sly disorder. 1 anticipate! et riarplisitardlimalatim as immitable, with all the t agr ed homors Mile Math is to the Mama mind. by the lesoratbag , "'Maws thy fooldh gar —I gar. ' , bee I relict ea taftnortion, courtesy. tad liberality, whoa I bad so laid tesollst. so Mond to console. 00 means of 'rapport agallat sot* a manliness elisordw as that Mita 1 laboured wuket, sad restembsr that to year wawa( samtloa. as far in hasum aid is. seaweed, I. am et this mommot Webbed for lise libi I sow mibegr sad for th e heakk I am so tally is peasessloa of, 1 camel bet feel I as acting eagratobi to yon to not publishing my ass to the world, er opeatlag la a more public way al per besot ,- Imes to ate dna I have. " AM, Sir, coascleacro makes cowards of es el, Bit stilt I hate thought a plan might be devised, in which It's ebic t.. ea me so desirable, might be accomplished, and the need% mot *My others but to yourself be felt so extanstvely see i *id' phi sad therefore if you tbiak proper fa say my to lososisosay ass. so far as to sate um. all the pails relestion out WWI , * 01l sub a subject, I shall only feel 1 am Joist part of a daty I owe you (and a small part Indeed laokno!" - ledge it Is) : for were I to lir* ages, sad experiesee worst than I have Oyer dam of the contend i ng el revetotautn-fi of tins life, I am amend that nothing meld ells from my nusinsTl , or eLeer my splrib more, than the nuninabrame of a Mae which ma cease to be,domto me only with my life. lam, 61r, yoor's stn.:etch . To Doctor Lady. Mk -- Deo n-st. tothe. _ --. DIED. On the *oth iestant, at Healthy, Catharine, wit. of Ro bert Hogg. OaSatarday, the *lst, In his 610th year, et the hour his brother, St. Thomas's, Seathwart, U. U. Wniltel , !. sq. of Denham. Reeks. Os the 90th that. at Islington, aged 71. Mrs. tn+) lisghant„ relict df tt.e late George I:Winging'. E.' of MOW 4treet. On the 16th Inst. In her 33th year. at Ernst Sheen. 11. ,— 'er. wife of W. Ellice. Esq. and daughter of the lair II Teo•. Esq. of Resale, N.B. On the 19th lest. Mary Acne; wife of T. B. Mello'. E , 2. of Waleot-plare. Lambeth. aired U. • Leadoe : SdiMd. Printed, 204 Pubilebee. at rite oie!" " The MTIIIIIII PI" ad " R. WARDELL TION" (SsilWay Paper.) N 0.1197. Strand. by . LL. B., ts t° when a eepanesaleadoes, Orders, Re us caluoslia be addressed. 111111 4 NW, . h ~.imziCio..7--ImpTiveit'llooki eels at advanced prim; few Wen left easear. 4 awl he had . liaes Is tea sel. .hasp market was sloe very follypod sold fri ebody Iroeclud at t ewe_ . Ile weal palop ceosideralify bleep than the lap,siatiop. eked who was there. and the reply . 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