The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-08-17 00:00:00

LAW iNrml. LIC E ATE. COURT OF CHANCERY, The Lady who attended in Court yesterday, for the purpose of having 40001. Stock transferred froth her own name into that 14 her hirtband, brit the (nether proceeding in which, at that time, the Lord Chancellor prevented, in consequence of ob. serving that the Solicitor was prompting the Lady in the answers she should give, again appebied in Court to-day, for the purpose of baving the trans action completed. The Lord Chancellor called her ap to the . place where his Secretary sits, and having explained to ber the reason why he pre her the trouble of again attending to.day, stated that it wai his duty to in. form her, that the property of the Stuck in tines. tion was at present entirely at her owo dispOsal.— Be, therefore, cautioned her to reflect wtll befoie she gave her sanction to the prevail transfer, Whith she must know was irtevocable. rf she Afield at any future period repent of it, and apple to his Lordship, he could nut interfere so as to akord her the smallest relief. She must make up her mind, therefore, while it was in bet power. The Lady expressed her entire coneviefrence in the transfer, which accordingly receivisil tiles/motion ut . the Court. LIAM Ll rf OF MkittNEl 7 .4 APiiiitIPRIATTSG THEIR ()WI POSEB TUE ratrimat v. OF BkNKRVers. - In the course of some proceedings ill a Babkrapt Petition, . The Lunn CHANCIILOR took occasion, 'Without any reference to that particular case, to warn As. I Signees and others tone.erited in the - ndministratiim of the property of Bankrupts, that, as the law sow stood, Assignees employing the funds of Batik. vupt estatet entrusted to their care, for their own Imposes, or in any respect to their own private ad. antage, were char gewble with interest on all sums so misapplied by them, at the rate of 'Picea!' pet Cent. lie wiThed this to be generally known ; and also, that is hen any instance of the kind_ was brottaltr under the cognizance of the Court, be should feel himself bound to give to the law its full effect. 4 la-PA 11TE *Witty:AN, JM TUE MATT - ER oV ti c:c It Err+ t This wa. an application in the Bankruptcy .oft Robert Kenuett, a Tharatter of some notoriety': the Petition embraced en Insineuse variety of mat.• ter, and wetvt to attest different parties, Fonts of" whom were only interested in a single traitsitclion 1 out of the vast multitude detailed in this Petition. After hearing Mr. limit at great letigth, in sup.; port of the Petition, The Leas Ctiavrecr.on declared it to be hist opinion, that it was so multifarious in its sta.l tore, that. it could not possibly be entertained blab i present shape, as against the persons with roperil to whom, in one solitary transaction of some mag nitude, relief was sought. Had rt his f been sought, in such a case, by Bill, it must imintsliatoly here' been - dismissed, on account of its multifarioes .iia..l titre. His Lordship was bound to pursue a similar line of proceeding in a Petition where 1/• lOtis, of We matter was inapplicable to the charge made ugaiiis t ! the individual party, and he of course, moat, in de. fending himself, , Ise exposed ,to nine ,times more ez. pence that[ he oii,,t regularly to incur. His Lord ship, therefore, must, as to this party, disaii , s the I Petition with costs, without prejudice to ao amend ed petition on that specific point. The Petition, kowtow, it up agreed should he over, geuerally. . 1 . . . . A paragraph some time since wowed iii Time Public Lccigee,, which iloputed •diisiitteetiou to tile, allyitt Cunt s all Be,ginaeut. On application at the, Alice of that paper, fur ,tlis author of .such art as- t persitor, the f.dit or AscriDui,l Kt,te 0 My.,,iCaosrev.)?4,, of Plymouth. ,A,t a misetitig . pf !bp 04core or [beteorpt, the Officer cononauding hiving been re., quested, in their name, to seek from ) I .o.4;rot.ltritsal an esplanatieu ou the subject, received t h e isallf*- lug answer : . . . ' ' " Ply,meuth.Disch, Aug, .7, .1 04 ~ 4i Set. —Totir letter of the . 3lvt ult. did . not "reifett int till Ntittortlisy .4eitoroonn, owing In an *Um ha She itiiiirtois.i.Jla ausoer I havp4uoitate, that I sew suatt a yawns 14, oe,aup efimmunication wit/lever to the Public trd,rer. well. re valet* the artici. .on Mention. Hut do not thtiFelie 1 r ntt It went to fur m In attribute dilate: tiara or want of loyalky .0) your !sgiinent. 1 heat tl . .etr; ill petros as tIA6 .plate Mate ,(tv tot indeed I treated 31•!: a Fall-ohnod, add cmsradicted in all time papers with which 1 coreespotiti) that One of •the Cdenstaff rsgiments vas to IICIMISe trap ote.vientily .0f : Littutott, in ego. segivenee of :ante of the men having vim.* their 0 1,thWill riettece too freely iclistive tot* F. Burdett * justified/ diSpltte. This was - heard :1,1 :ameba .persons bete, bald. ilk elute - tee persona Who urigioated J it ouold tor implusibic,, nor can I leant that ever the piteagrap appeated iujirint ; celtaiii 1 um, how e'er. that 1 Conwadi ter( It, and wises, soled dl tity heart, [- (field fitivl out the erreoetalmitvigii.iikill It. irsiiii wish ssi thing stated publicly on this head, wistiseter vairicif Itr any other Gentleman in the regiinent may he pleased to draw ill), shall be tweeted is e r n piarftbereii aoikei issue With* it‘s w ith which; I ciirre,pnud, gratis ; hut 1 know nothing of thei Public Lager ; in Cwt. 1 scares I[ll4'W thare Wit! , :"1101 it palter taesistenec Yoe may, .Sir, rest ;mitred, i!Lit in no ildn of the kinchiru.stre.she tioestMalt hlitithisoorct worsted that ht. this place, and by mot pore 00;4, Ws', 4 ' Tottre Nery respect fulli, ' •• hI. J. CLAYTON' :i " Toth! oEscer commanding [total CorawaH Regiment. t - - The above needs no comment ; but tat ants* *OW have incautiously or. ratilieiously Assisted iug a report so infamous arid atAtirt4 • **State Ail observe, that few corps of 'Militia, have herb tub fihs tunate as the Royal t3(nlittill, in Opportbnitief ktfl proving their steadiness anti' luyatty. • it lit only At cussary to remind such c4luntoiaturatif the Setikii."! of this fine body of wen it the riots of Bristol; dirtU the mutiny of the Nolte; to bring frl.thfir lion the extraordinary torch 4 w Melt the regimeril performed, wheti selitted to quell the rtlstoriraneiC of Manchester ; and finally, to rine-ark Mitt (rub' ing the late cortimotions) it Wes satilitgst the *Hi ' which were called du to iireterire the teetb metropolis, aad amongst the teat that qukted it. Tel ifsert the official testimonies of appootietinti *Milt the Royal Cornwall regiment .has rtetived fur conduct on ail tlit:se @ceasing's, wue4d fit fully (60 touch of the columns of this paper. • The reriment, cut fins SOD, toaret•ti 1 140 % Or} el", cvt too of vi n:au left sick co the rood) 30 codes moat OW. There never was such an opportiiwily irifoviled til l adventurers so I.ottcrica, is by the present Schtint. Any person may purchase a single ifikteelith, nr ; other Share as usual, or he may obtain tenth oae . five 'Pickets of the same Number, by which Inc* en..y gain Five Prises 61 20,0001. each ! This caitiff: n ,t have been dune in any futmer Lottery". ~c~;,si~iiri ill ~sd \ STntstiLLN. .~ :.. 716 NE Cikeetr. ,ritLstsviltD, W EON gs DA d 103 LI • !Voir V. socrrtat. This wiean 'Haien of trtspassi for iirifaiiing and entering the Plaint' s house, at gilleriety,„ in this county, 'nuking a &rest noise and disturlsanee, • and taking away divers goods and chattels. By the evidence it appeared that the. Plaintiff kept a hasitet.uniktes stiopot aind that an old woman 'lodged 'at his house, of the name of Catherine ithswhe, 'a relit' re al the lkfebtlatit, . 4 • May last she end tironne, Tie tocie . n.• as deter, mined to Weill her pervirtsisti, for r phrpove he ciineiti his carriage, with his wi' Its adds-, dance, esktered the Plaintifhs house t anal carried tiff the property of the deceased; consisting of toolitt stool, an old red petticoat, a beaver hat, a aineip bedotead, and divers other articles of equal valve. Fot tiro Plaintiff it was endeaiottireil to be shinVo in etidotiOta*llai the deceased had kit such anger at her heir for auk ward ti css she w n to her du riagliter life, that she histideteilleitied to diiiuheiit him, -and accusal-,' inaly the tillage ailaiminvaster .was'past into the wit_ news boa, ho that a o ill lirblliteell . written by him from her dictation,. in Whieh she bad hevieathediler eta pcttie , ,itt to . the ehiittties Wire : and slier aka' valuable Icgacirs alto made the Plsitititt PeiitltlslrY leigated of the stool 4ndkiint stodt. It ,tai also proivd t the De cArtikit, oiy some the prlpe l rty dt A Wile'. alto tollgea•id ail rums ilibeirteridg . nita k e, he ruturtied " these Shitittittib inegt slum. • Loto.eirri ck ruiiii§.(tott,t, that ne4iii, paityitail proied May fig4.taillittlitai wodtaa's perty, as there was no priih.tW'or oi• letters of administration. was proved, anal they .wor4d way . 144 ;mien' daustitb% hail bi.en done. Veidietfit ,ctttail**4 siirif. • - ; ChaP/i4 /hit Sit'nlittratuaft the prokiiy.of Jettit4 Gotfield. The itorite iit gbestion' bad lAA) *AA :rilUtit Wrist of i the Sdnlay on It wsi attiteii, ,:drill Witt Mitred %citric's Petit aitit TOO n'elktili 'the follbtalissr, *lieu Orisons stit blurt iii seatell •tt. it Watt taken ii/oht thrlfstrin` yard of Mr. p.stAi*, •T 6 •Pristintik art.teisi le/uilit her i post sti 4 stittion . ..tlita iabi6ntrsittitlg , jskliellehottditalt a awitattleiablik dtatilitti srioni life.' Site:N.oo% tiiiiiirt cd on tht hotatt, Wittiont a atiihtle,- ti4ktiting a halter, oh‘li he called fur some beet,•stlitt *aft' going to Cambridge, and olrered saftertiamlit Ors the horse, it.beinn, as he allensql, tuts lualbg! tot hint. The handbill' having frowi.lttitsp4' . i pearance, .that the horse was siolen,.saiii he did W. litistsself want no buy hint, hot woirld' antl.kevalee 40 !find s.genileman who would buy him. fib Meath. alchetAilinly a Magistrate of OW. daunt'', online redisled tall him his sinspiLl cions, and Ittoutlit the iback with Min HP uis house. General „Ekes hoiotor the .suin*.opl•; num with the (loathed the Frisson's., and: in the course of sae day those whit *ant in purehat of the horse, arsived, auJ sitostifiod him, and the. Prisoner was thou fully counisitivillor trust. Upon being cabled !pie tor , ths defence, he. esist' he had fouls, alto 'home la - athioriag 011 thei roadalloat... seven miles from also public itoii..t., that he had' mounted 111.1 aadiode hint to a here ha was 'Hotta! pe'l, that he bad stetter itifinfeet , to.sell ibut on .tits ' cum racy meant to go fotieard with him to lbh stud: his jeni r .tey . Lotd GLEN ilisau.V6Cl rellitt.trk oil 411 , t be bsoormit. : tout) and d ia b os s e ary aslicatihd hi. tise defenee, sand ;ids th e f o rsanii. Jury, woo iusinediately pro siounrod him lihti6lq. Itiolgard Lord,ry was indicted . for .atettlitig sit pieces or wools, the fust(netty of the King. Thd.. Pribuiser was Mink, IV sod ward of the Royal !Ne reid of %Valsbain, and had sold the wood in gnus-' lino to a estriieuter, recently after a Life hid taken) place of souse refuse would of the fateta, by ortierti rJ borsl Glenherste, the itseveyordGraiketal 1 01 1 : *op* and Forests,. Cpult heisig charism! with )1 ifllo,l4o)..said one I.lyrity, who wool hi, iktiati Wood wArtAt had gisen hi.t the wood iu quosliton to malted 411) the clamor-yr .which .had occurred 61 a Lig in the sate, end ler vrbigh he bed paid Use meaty its the,atietioneer,. :s Brute being called, denied this altogether s awl theemeAgeeer., - Itteogh be admitted that tht Vrissmee ii.ka i>a tl kin th daeieu ay of the lot in dinned, his .ii,no u ( lolife pf Any err:lv / meet tote Met fly rnee.od I!,riseßat s the t''biect• Th l % ter" found t4ss Peesoner MIA teed igt.r.sts,Oinee,tast l stAOe coat hi.:atieg) et Softie htsagt h mod .oith fixtwiideroialo sqverity siti,the eieture.ef : wltiO . ,: + 4l corked on to to 111141)1,041$ toil iu the his, al Forests, senteticeitbetPritweer totsiorg 9Otitioethret in the gaol. Adtsisal vtd, several catkin' ,ilikitiileattestit!wstS tltirgyiniett milk county., Owe him a* 019ageS101.14 i r otituuesty and good weduet tee. the hal IPA kcal. gittArriXtp6Ssdift ;...4411:ii its 4isizati . . . '4,11/Avi.ee• 13. A iiitintiltrtrott chew was trier; S. thew Awazes, l . . be, _NOit le. *age *sir( . I . toci• ,41 tipexiio ' Farb j rick, who; tfrltiktait4/ stO by of the 01.1 nitist consecoreact. s ip .. , r t y twpipie; inills.sub. ti4iiig upon the di Ir. lferrot Strraurt to the country. anion was brolight by Owshvg V,owksy, Esq., Ins PO9Serts4; of ccrigagt siteadowa, sigainst tittttfittljildts of !taint if ilaper-inills, , in this otuitty, IrSt.nut tepiout eettaiu and banks bear tin! Ninict.gatell ainittirig Wpon those tueillows, intit mist dWad (it Water fur work. Ing tie TVIIIIII Mai the oreiretis . or Waste waters were dheitted ttio hint futitifeilivtoesow the,. irltaitaili, 14 the of the at ittlfitsifett ,tVi• , trii44the xiilaii and trig oiea. dow *el* fffitintilly of distinct itersons v hrrt bY jirtfelittAe *rib teCOlne the iniwurly of the PfitAitiff,• .of hull otatei t , hail let'rtie Mel by teas'er.ir a' tern, of J 1 iiike to the iltdrelidatlfi l *1164 heituUnd to lay but Uw sucu.44; 400151: • . , Tlid great otiitions in the cause Were, .whillter repairs of tire wing and ban*, of the MN . . dow below thu flood-gates of We back witer.atteitto of. the mill, ought to be repaired by the Plaintiff, as possessed of the meadow, or by the Defiesdaitts, as teuants of the mills ? A stil ,to !tether the Defend. anti, be Ifieik' Mintier or locking the milts (thus . buirialii 'be ertYrted by the DeTenffanti) did not keep np Om great a heid of Wit* f The evidence on the part of the Plaintiff stand, 'that the iujery done to the banks of the Plaintiff's meadow was oceesiotted• by the dosing of water through the llood.galei with Iriiiiti4 ftrice thin was necessary, ixecia*iittitel'hy 'the iticittaita head of wa ter which the Plaintiff alleged was kept up at the mills, . Chi iliti Part or the Defendants, the evidence statea; that only a proper head was kept, and that it, qua impossible the injury complained of could have:avian from any mismanagement at tht - ntllls, it hriocireotiol that tweetr possible pains were bike,* that thellsendohoulditeltlpt att untforin height, anti that meta entre empl iitrilffy the Deffintdints every 24 hunts, to wader the Nice of ,the viater .t. and *llene. ver the water 'Tose iliove the assail watermark, to draii it iilf bie the propeegates ; and that such wa. tor.tilatkilid not elated the height of that of the preeeilisor iteii 1 n t. 'l'le. Plaintiff had laid out 1.51-12a+ id. in repair. ing the llifiks nod piling, but in his action. he laid his daiktiges it 5001. . Mr...tietijefent Pecr.vratt., and Mr. STORKS, the IMentleasto' Counsel; -teak ao abjection to the na. tore of the action, on toe following grbutins : first, that as the 1941\miltitrte were lessees of the NUMB'', he.sbouttl have 'brought . fili attiun on thb euvvnatit to ,rypair. itt that capacit y , and not as possessor :or IlltiltpiEt:of . die MOiatirti; eiOithilly, that the,pre. Ad' eillitri iiiitit *it ifiiibtion utt the ease, ctiehd. act boisn :Maintained at' the milt of the Plaitrtiff itgainstthe afenilants, is a Common Law remedy. The p Tedy ;appeared of this opinion, and. cause_ . torn ily reunited the point for the judgment of the C•iiirt of King's Bench, next Slichaelmas Term; and his Lt . trilsibi t li t .ip summing upj stated ,tlits ex. “.iisliti to slopelated by the Plaintiff upon the iteledilitott,' iltiobtging theist fa lay oat sit many thousand pounds on the Plaintiff's wsVn eitate ; and that whatever might haff ',Wen the usage in former . repalts,* Yid It bad been shilingiti eVidetice, that the itisprirvemeitts e high .the Plaintiff had (bettefidiefly . to himself) iso,pueott 'upon the Defendants in erect: iiig siicitivetensive yteefes; mustnecessarily require the 'use of more water; and mould it therefore ul. ttinitt.tyte ilefeeinisiell fhe' Plkintiff might be liable .t4' illy: striallatliniligh . actiliblidd- by a larger head* ,of water, he lutist andoukht to be cutrteeted to ply for.* lit tleoceasional,daesage; which he had by his ' lease revjr.ed • imitrutionents to the . extent of so . initly, thouf;la vounds film the efendants i that if th e Pi.ttiriit eiiiiitW • itieh e D ntrinious itiipiOie. iintoley A AO iiiithistitilbitillte ittairld tectitet in' !this case, and thereforObe Should reserio tise , pnitti of law. . . ' Wht . ..1121 fitahi' a .vittlist Osiv the Piaiatie tor 'I4IA .11a. *J r the mianokk dr .illie. repairs :; aud...te the ./.ell4i relit:tied the paint a law, poosetintently tad Cause Will not tittratstely be decided till next I'let*. - . .. . , Tus MILITIA.—A Ballot is shortly intended to .be made for etottiptering the iegular Militia, Mid the isaiiirtins 'Shit* atiall not, - Witte the ist Of OtibbOr, Raise the IMMllier ittittokiftd art 4hdar, will tie siihjeet ao a line of 401. fur eitelly Ma* Ittgelint, But she 'l*th-stamina of 4ke Act enables Chit ithviiiittiii Intl 10torseeits of Thu Pwrir f intil the Ist of Serittber k m to raise en as volunteers, who, if ttiititl li€ftite AMR Sri* *RI he Mit/fled Ciotti CidverintiFett to a tontorty of 101. IW. , eittlis , a till the DIA Oh vfiata will lte eosin* zit tallest fol. the , piertthts fit whletil they shall be provided, attain eliellotge of Sergipe- Adios iron' totiot. ' Men do' petititleti iiill iiit be detinad to hildsig id the piteltlittrfor which tioi itiatt ,Hs eitised, silo illy SOW delheit'fainilitis. On Satuelly rZenight i OD siker aredit', gitie by the town of ,Al , itsselbarfit, was dirt- for firm ;tße'Litthem"t them" the royal company fitAidheii, am, giiiiii4.. by lib 4 lAtp, k, 0 4. tv ii i liiifiC *Wks* , hits lust ge licit iy thti . garl of atitintlici:. !'roN;thit'this recdrili or die jrnitli do not menden itiniyAlti 1 . 414, first year nth* ri*tved is - ttlol. %tee itheitit ihts been, TAW i kit efaepthlitta, et utatily covitteitletifto iltyitti to cite pleiant thri44 . 4/1 wa' I ctlithrtioit utter to Mt. Lev.ett, having 14M4seit to'' lit 125 medals of silver, and 5 df gold'.• Tint* tiii: ercovits it appepri, that thil timidity of A rttlells hate, . gneatly sliminiiiteit : the to is ii, in 1 107f1, in dell& fti. °Maio a faller attendance, - agreed toirdiebt Hitt, soadet4o4 convpetlt or xviih a tlWer 1041 in ftII NMI' of. a etestlkoalsell. ()Ai the mews! treeissielf, (tie coropatey sit down to au tit gent .entettaionieitti ii the hobo of Mil. Mora, Aid Lift dity. *it sftent Willi i the utmost conviviality. I,ly the old tkqe Nod eits" tem, I.l4...Litirgli of Musselhargh, observed for taro 1 i centuries, the Xl9gistratca pricerrted the company' witli.us mock clart It etitilti tie tarried on a coal riddle. ... ~..,i„,.. On Mew* 111101111 it i Want isn hit rekin fon* Wentihtidgc, iii Rifilki mined his pdcloet-botik, Cisibtaihiee 1901. in Bank notes . ; he loroperltaWly went jvaek,. in , belies if heaving somethinc of ir k. ' hitt nelothod .. aistioquihrted; when ha vans atitistiiU by his tieig,hbours to take it -. .candle tied lairthetin g eadve4rekleit wad ; he did en * and to his.grdit 1 loy, .abuqt a mile front his. helm discovtrid Mil ust Ircasst.43 ing in the, rod it liesing sesteitiedi .nn . tilherbilurf thin w hat artult treat several eats: i times passing tost.r it. A curious circumstance happened at Casnfortit, I about sic miles from !Ammeter, during the dreadfol I thonder.stom, on ,Satarthif se'imight. As a per. son of the moue of Taylor was sitting alone in .his house, he heard something seeiSch et the hitcher door ; Winking it was the cat, he osiersed the dice, and, to his great surprize b a largo foutittert (ASP:pole. cat) rushed past him, endwise .41*” kr Lite Rte. The man, astonished, sat down in his chair, looked ear. nestly at the wimp vieitor, whiek also staved haled et inn ; et length, after a !wed euip of 1h ender, the too boort leaped upon the mae'e tap, who, net lik. ing to touch the animal with bat hen*, took tap - the tont:4, seized it b. lite ; beck, had ant it intota hire Cale, in .which he exhibited it to hisashanieheti neigh. 0011. r e ., many of 'whose decks, as well at his diva, had lately had licit *oils •bitien oi l at hi supposed,: by this anitnal. . , , r . y ~. :1” 7.9 it .~*~' . o• • • . r PO LfCg. '• . . . , • Aturstoar.Hhuet.—Testeraty Theitter Gii r m the Painter, Svho want the ddy haute charged he: fore the lions Mit - yon With hinting "decoyed aw r y two little girls wilder 14 rens/of age, and ilehinch: ing them (as mentioned in our !aver ut roaf ee d, 4 ), was se.examined. The girls with their attitlieni again attended, and repeated their stitch:out of th e brutal conduct of otv.Prikter. 11 is Lordship *aid. he could nee drum live Pristitim'a artful Manner in gaining the consent of the.girtp, be had evaded the la*, to which otherwise his Ice Might have been forfeited. But there being itutitiog p te justify the girls, he 1N.41 sorry be was obliged to ' discharge such a vagabond. On going front the Maniiim.huuse, a poor miserable looking woin al4 trlio claimed him as her husband, chug to him to 'late him from Cite fury of the populace,' who as. sailed him in such a manner that the Officers acr e Obliged again to convey him to thu Cocainer fur safety. John Mason, a young man who said he was a 4 Coutnian out of place, was dialled on suspicion of b6ing Concerned with others In circulating Cloister. - \' felt AIM:4v, four being found 0000 hiin, which Iro n confer it to hate had from a stranger, who sold him 10. r *dollar. 'l 4 he.Loari Matron rernandal him, that r Might btiitg forward some persons ti his eliaratik: Unthts.WALL.-Yetti•rday Saks Dive, lately returned from`transportation, froin &spiny Bey, *is put to the' bar. It was by a nuiber of Nit.. ntdssilt OteMl, that knee his return irk/M*0.814)6i. akibM he* . iient to . lthige at thettoeie of Mr. kohert fitisatiii; a pelliieih, In the Mate ' Suntliwath.. There he was, not Loosing' his real cbviacter, welt dealt With. ititiot werdd, as as effort of tin. tint, the which was not ,pirtitularir nottred tilt a Wrek alit% *hen basingiptie dowii eta the entitle Jibe tti 4 4h I he fiiiike Oliva tlib ear, wet state 6 4 31. in Ithtik Nukes, and ibsehteil lit the tisornitit hi 4 sdeprinlatiotie were diseovertil 7 his person teissetl. 'Cialeuid, the tinker, traded: him, and foutid.a part of the property onhim. ..9is the witole df the ease he . was fully et/Meatiest fle Giikdrrird, as were two others fol. 104 of. felted at dittaitait4' • • r. A rating mars or ig u..d appearance was fogad drowinid *tidal:riplay ; morning, in , the Thames it Baticheti; *Win notes, and softie wcie in be: pockets. 'Ai utile Wav disclverJd, by some me. nioranditinti tolie haul', and he Was a traveller ta a very respectable house in Judin-itreet i Oxford,. • street. lie. was supposed to hive been in the coal'. try, 'as he 'left his . employers Ivirlhat purpo,e of Saturday last, A Coroner's lary has, sat on the 's body, and rettirtied nand Dram ted. (in Monday morning . , a vanilla num a Tritaiti, belonging to S torksidie, was found Idea s . stitpetided by her garter tilioji the lat c h of the ouM - aide di her littsbayd'a door it that plice. The • I band, sho gessiitaily `Coxecg* the Whale a Gaiety ; every season, tail - eked sli illitirriotic in one the ?besets beltiligi s ks to Iti her, she had met bhft , anti detailing 'to hit 'cc .Mot; Any had taken obilSe Mono da for as v o, where they stopped to et ilarhe it•fiisbintAt t ant aftertamvls set off foe Seaton ow foot. Wiest vitiky got to Rise Wohd, the wife, probably from haring got too nisch liquor, was oitialale.to premed : the husband, therefore, left her, warthe'd hremacd la Seaton, and went itoietly to holt Doting the ifuld the poor w.e.rittisod arrived, And ihmUsed hens" xf. Above stated. The Coroner's Jury breight . .Tordiet— Lorsocg,":, On Vierinasdas. ttte 81k ittat. the 'house ef . 3k ,Jercrrtiah t respectable farmer OM 1 iorilartY fiiittrun dtvfl . by ars. amp ..(tr tkliiintlfell at bkiiftiWtaiktilegittliiii WWI 10t 4 4 m ie s,„,..f, o f 1[1%40 ; ,conteift With get., Aug bridles, eattritel, 448' ather.aillttep, brai.teB eti Ilia thirass utich wtre rt•rr , hasowd ; hot l eteer, , when they were 'going op; • Volt of tlon. wbr b mei& stroa of the iteerki, Tint. C'rotifiis with a slime, ow it Wadi wlik,Ol fdlit4 tkirii to the civet!, and eameti hit ie rnetiiillet deeett., coarrati , s scampered off. The torpte was on Titert day Nte Wed by fouv of eke neigNbottriwg Ntegistrateit, who stestiu the body he interment, in the New GPM r.ka rd, . . r. At Ktitntalle, Lad n o y I '2l . Tge jS inak Wiloroir; Esq. corneal. Or WetifiesOne Inst. MOS. treYti 4 the trek of Itielcsit tired, oOlantillore, of nsinsighter. On Sattirdas, the Lady of It. G. fenab l eood, Est, of R.oldb. bath 41114 Of a son, whirls mile heed YW find * The Litdy.er Ws 1. %notate; Es* elf isidailtige.ol4l4 of a *3loler: te./ At Tildfdps Kent, the I.adi of ihe piker: , *lf d • r. Ou V4 - .eduesibly,la.s4,ille wife of .Mr. klaerisari/ordeflifie* street, of a son. 4 ideerfo, *.r die Omits Ankns, the Lai' it M. DA i tetap Chviittg.. At lahtlsam, .Ketit, the Rev. 21r, b. H. Aesiwievll4lol paha Wprit nt st, .Nesckmten,Abtriity, ,Tllodints A__.llllll, folcuat Plotrltitu t .Vviiditsg, rime* aorow bl. sraw, oT the Teirlei wM titirtii. • • • at. 111;trit+teahtete Chits h, 7. Inv* titikyl4.l, Yorbesog IVeitteek.virotep. 'etlYiebtlai last, at Uffork, Stiffulk, Chrj#2ltitig,,,,Afgt *bong, ' E-9. to Sarah, tittitkh*ef 'the RtgeOn( 6 l Chition, Reetpr of liyjik, ip the Ririe:vont* • • The Thaffinti strod son Pf Mkt *OM. i• /tits. Archer, iftirow ortheTatP ITlAitti , (liiitertlf Archer. f 7111: • • iftistetday, girl. WaloitiotO, %WO of ite.VonAtfierpe, ; ks:ttot.binv• At .'ise.w York, on 341 in Of yi+ar oT fsit4 :1 1 ,4e. Mr. Cirliar WOI Aut t • •1 6( lOplap Gillie. iEsq. • t nt fl tiVe ifi v r:tatad, • t year?: trir4 lohabitatol irg , S I)evan, *les 44wip, ilaarblet the lilie s ittilrd . K.:, of Upper Tlrxsaec-strcEl,' , undo , rneseOttla. • Pallantt-flate, Liefte •wr , wn, late of If r 0. I).cs 7 AlPitit - triu, is et! Omits , of Ankts, the Lai' et M. OA ESlof fl 1 Tipschip the. Lativ of 'Dooms Watley, MR; of Lobs riwit.To,ll, of R (hi/Why/17., .-.......-""-'--"... "7 07171,7177 • Yip/4111M 'll St, fleifitiviCttart•%:fisinhteitvoute, Via 1 ' 31411 Ea): filsaurevi wiewlikatei 0 Ai" hope..unly dilughter of,__ArAtoir tlOttottopvtlk. At tkottiini, t. Wittacc, El l si Aarima i ni g q - d . Ffiller9 daughtlii t 4 . flaitritoti . • • Arta, Chreing. 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