The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-02-09 00:00:00

~,. f ~,. eseinoer ; bat the tisief Jigtice .relrfat !militant Wee this, en acme - sot ante ditlitelty of proving 'the Identity of she prittiFy to tougher, 'Defendent we.attolved his wager of bottle. • Rivet also tald down another move thrOegh *bleb tees • might los. hli are* Itf•bittle, natiely,.by'brealting prison ,- ' but *tisk tact of breaking 'prison Wot uriOr or . record els°. The west geese which wonld.oeste Deleodaat .1 right Of Sieger of beille.itas leitregpreivitrive sent aid Vitithirbort, mall) of . iitry IV., lays it doWn, that awsewtaissiwaiessclios over a bleeding body,, with a'bliiody.igeger or knife in his biud, the fact of his being takee•havismbeer, testified. by the Coroner , he shall be 4eprioed of his risser,pl-: battle. This was the only nic ot.presimptive profrt • kid down in the books. 4111 other 'emotes Ir hich went' fo deprive a man of his right of wsger:Pf.fiettle, were ;either matter , of record, ors as in the cl•Jitmaitionr, of Obsolete proof. 1 Mr. Jostle. Asset . — And in the amen of the kali .sise Cormsti is to' certify; Mr. TIN resumed:--a l hollkhats- kessids, tawr . epottods Of slaty, infante under' l'hottOth;lind 'hiVly orders, Fiervals• esempt cress gm Combo. , 'would now come to the plea itself; it wee no 'healed that no irseti - conld be taken '66 it. It corn.. Iminird by stating, that from verioes chicemslarrees there were 'Violent 'lied 'strong presemptiois of the 'thinner's OW Now 'preiiiMptions• Were nothing} ,dye' but infeeenees which beim lo be.drasvo from • proofs preceding timid. Whilt - fart.oflitWt cnutd be o i tnoftted to the ionlidersitiin of a jury,. merely wpm, thvgmead a preseirrptions with which the facts_ thiiinvelves were Willa lip r *es • staled in the . ..enter-plea as afaet,escept sigh things ds appeared merely to °there TO be so. Facts, as el., laded to to the coonter4les, Were made Id.deperwl merely upon surmise—Upon the fermise too of per. ends only names were unt'Oten Mentioned. The • idea slated for example, Viet it marsifertly sp. ***red .to dies'ss persons, that certain marks upon the arms of Mary Ashford were tecent, aid °cot illion:l.d by the weevere of a .person's heed. Lord &taw eoabutor.--lise ',Orr** acs not even mentioned. 'lt 'ls 'only 'said that*** 4 1 pPee'ri.d; 'and was maniltistiolhany persons. RoW,coeld ao, (sire taken on inch allegations? Read the coooter. plea. . Mr. TINDALL then proceeded to read that part in Which it was stated that the deceased came to her death by drowning, and thit.foreibly. lie contend ed that no facts were stated. The different allega tions were merely mentioned as things which appeired manifest to credible witneses. Lord Et.tztanottouc n Wished to bear some.reersons stated by the (;.)unsel for the Appellant, to show how such allegations could be biought into a plea. tf they ciold.not be maintainedin law. it was neti.s. miry that •thi Plea which containad in them should Mr. CIIIITT said, that several fact, might beat tried in theaketact of nettawry. Sonic. Might not !ve'borne out, bat; acCording to, practice, is area sulb diet tbliltegli see 'fiat diet airkiett with ifssilicient proof; that Ofee *bug bee iTheient to si4tatn the coon teeeplos. MO. Chitty' then contended; t het the piessute *pen 'the 'arms iced he fact of . droetting, being Mani- Mt 'to esSrdtble wittiesses,.Was riot sirs t-lent tb vitiate site toaster-plea ettegether. • libit.ellegetlon coo ylonesome of the fact, as well ea the fact itself . id 4 gr.ittsubttontis. 4 - fiet'pressere on the aims raight belle been a &Insist!' bppietitenc#: • What ap pteird- the pressert ilf etbreitt Bind to tone per betts„" might nor have Althaver, Web In ' Joyride BA smett--.lf 111. e :cresilta oil - the 'rtes of auy perinit, l might think them teCent,thdogh . . ethers ntight hot. Mr. Cntrre.-There arewther allegations of guilt besides these alluded 10.. 'Thalia not/the/idly doeut lb Whichlhe defendant is charged With'theAtuder. 'MT; Jtisfice .11attie.-"--There is no *if id - Show. lint 'that * greeter tititisilo t abOirld be 'allotted for Milting feet s in thiicase the Witt ottrirs:' Loyd Eilisloaoticin.L-So different a mode of pleading sod toiraiter.pliarling, nannotte ellewed in the present ease, different to •tbat•-irs cotivieon prac tice, unless some eithotitY he !tinted "•Mr: C'n'rrtaThe 'cOonter.plei 'is intended only to eittahltsh green& for stroni stispitibes. Lord'Hi.t.emeottoecnt.-,-The witnesses should have bowl dhtinttly • pointed oat' in the Coduter-plea, to enable the Court to forte ljedgment: • Mr. ettifilt.—There are more Pacts itt the coon terltlea than those objected to.. Lord Et.cteibitopoe.-rbit most effectual way for yoti sift) bb' to strike otet'all theqtafealve part of theillegations, and to cousidar tin:rails not alleged at all. • . ' Mr. Justice BA vcre.-4* there not enough in the oppeal, bniepeaidint of the defective pert, to prove yens' caie • • - Mr. CIIITTY.— . I think so, ity *Lord. Mf.*TimoAt.t.'then proceeded to 'read the rotmter.. plea. It was, he said, stated as a fact, that 'the par. sibs were together the nightbefdre. Hieing come to itat part Of the amebae:h itt which it way 'stated at the print of a fobtlW Was seen *high atpPiarla . ter be of the DefendititjtharetlieLttal`ded Counea• jected twits, itstifl'ohly what appeeivil. Lord ltir.t.e.:vabitoontt.—That'• 6 'Sbliftient. fpnt:step 'could be only tatifterld ailpearadce: - Mr. er eND ALL Mee prooetitled. 'Erin ,omitting all ate defective pert Of 'thailitgitiont its the counter plea to be !Suitt Oet, ytlll 'hif WON contenirthat there did not reniain . iellitient' ?either fade evidence egaiust the Defendettt. - nett - tint there ittoold be a pies 'ficibt *bleb rto *mode 01110 604 iris'. Thiit pert' rlf Aire one'lie 4olisa . 14save to th4ii' Lorti.ihips he cduld. iriiWeaer, but rentatik, shot the plea teas 'mat seek fit 'establiihed by the Pates of .Itot conntry, end .W b td 'not crifftelinder any known mode'of trial. 'Thii Voir titer:pied contained •othing mote than i long' . Alan of iulpicion. 'tie woold'now ;Oahe to the . thirtf)iiint, namely, 'that if She coutttetfpleaures'a tood dite, the repffri;lon Was *leo a snificient atislaer to It. The oljettioiklaken tolhe repliceitno werti; 'that pteided upon Witty. Theliest olitrAioti taken In the dtAfpl4deil lb We teppeatien, wet the ititetWeittlt . 'etittttlitogl Asst the Defendant left lath 'hob's* "of M 44 Jai tit al test Vaitoek • Tile neit• l iiii;:ltei r :"fanner eerjOtal eiti'efegrekillteties *Maio out ftl visiekiPace sit the' tqfinidiut. inuiptilkipoqieigatfii3 to . the . bat stidrethi'ehreeeittlecitir ft tit oss'ilt ,014 ills light The TOE to set op a-1101111Ser.presemption at all. This .. arguing that the Plaintiff bad a eight to a counter., plea, to a _statement of the .. itroutsiii.:From which. ,geilt vilest be inferred, while the .Off eotiaat Willi to be deprived of the same opportunity of *Begins soy reestim epos which to establish his innoonsee. •It was said in the replication that they left the: hoses of Mary Beller eta toaster, past foie ; *nth, counter. islet feee was the hour seentioetd. They could not .knOw the hose at which the patties lift tbeirouse.— Tatting it to be a quitter pest- four, whet was the fair-impott beithit, that thwtiate was eneettein as to a few lainatea. Sepposint it to be fifteen mi. sates„ more or less, the oily inference could be, that a smell epaiteemained andetecutined,.on one side sad the other. The nett objection was, that they brit .no right to plead a former acquittal. The ground upon which the objection wig, was the Statute of Henry XI I. ; nothing, however, was intended by that Statute, but to save pieties their right •of ming by 'appeal. Thu Statute .was meant to re- dress a grievance, which esieted at the time, by re seraiag the right of the appellant. Lord -Haeon, speaking of the Statute, said it was ordained for this porpoise, •thet soft by indictment be '-taken ,within a veer and a ,day, not prejudicing the parties seitiog. Its the case of Ceettro. Bainbridge (Strange, p. 866), a motion was made, that the ippetlees, B ainbridge and another, might beedatitted to bail, and the 'no tire assigned was, that 134 i n -bridge had before• been acquitted. In that case the Court decided, that in all cases after acquittal, appellees might be admitted to NM I except *here the ,ecioittal had nut been sa tisfactory tb the Judge. Acquittal in the present ease, was not the only giound taken. There was of other I . proof to show the. mpestibility or the Defendant's having committed the crime Charged, against him. • Lord P:r.cossonoucitt.—You are in:Umlaute skt,oo• tiOn as the other side,a a nd losepart of, your plea. Mr. TuroaLt..—Exactly' so, my Lord ; that for which I contend is, thit we ohLo baie. the right tp Counter presumptions to theirs; and also to Wip fresh matter in our Replication to the facts stated ' in their Counter-plea. Lord Et.t.smoou'huatt.—lf that right of presomp thin etists'on one side, there must be the 51111,11 fight on the other. A presumption is a conclusion to be drain from the whole evidence ; and we cannot draw it till we have the whole evidence before us. Mr. TINDA . I.Lnow - proceeded to a short enquiry of the facts as they stood between the Appellor and Ap pellee. It appeared from the replication, that about a quarter pest four Mary ,Ashford left the house of Mary Butler. She had then a mile and a half to go .to the pit ; and be thooght he should not be allowing too much time for a woman to_ go such a distance in • saying 20 minutes. Then she reached the pit,et 25 minutes before five. He vinaltt now ask, according to the' replication, where was Abrahaht Thoretosi at that time ? The answer would be, taking the lateit Moment, that at 25 minutes before five he Cala. up With another person a mile and a ball from the pit. When Mary Ashford arrived at the pit, the chains. stances of rape and murder, according to the coonter-plea, were yet to happen ; events, *which, according to the experience of Courts of Justice, must have occupied, at the smallest •tomputation, a quarter of an hour. This brought them to 10 mimeos blare five, at ich precise moment they bad A. .iiinton meeting mot her perigee, namely J. Hayden mile further from iinklett'S farm, and two miles Lind a half 'from the pit. • From thence he was traced, ill • *departing from the ph, until he reached Castle . Broniiich ; so the', iii point of fact, it was utterly impossible far Abraham Thortitins to have committed the 'facts imitated to him, if the statement in the re. plicetiiiti were correct. There were some other points sled by his Learned Friend (fir. Chitty) whi c h it ire hardly worth entice ; one of these was as to Mist had*beconse of the Appellee after live o'clock. OUthia no doubt ever existed, and therefore it was dot necessarylo meet it. Mr. Jistlc 11 4 ,(YLET.—Mary Ashford was not teen near lifter:half-pest four, sad you trace Thornton (ill tt enty minutes after five. • Mi':rtito#LF. l!ppeehentled also that it would have been rather a Mainly mode of pleading, to state, d 4 that at that place, et that time, there was no horse to be found." He concladed this part of the case Kith asserting, that the Appellee had no sight to set out trienterpresumptions in his replication to the presemptiOna in the counter.plee. And he had net aleisimifout presumptions, but certainties. ff g now came 'to 'the last part of his argument, the object of isltich was show, that under all the circumstances oi l the Case, *the Judges bad not alone the power of set. Ing slide the cointer.plea, and allewing the Apeitae • his wager of battle : bat that they has also the poatee of ordering that the Appellor should take nothing by his writ; end that the Appellee should go free without bail. The Learned Gentleman then quotes" a case from Pine den. p. 66, in which is a case brought before Lord Chief Justice Montague 'it Was de. Cidedesl, that in appeal if a IF nms.l firr the murder of her father, 'although the Hefeasiant offered no ob. jecriirn, the Court* over. Uteri the arra!, on, the ground that the'iffe caul(' only appial the death of the. husband. From this he inletred, that the judgment of the Court., where a plea failed, .was mot allays the lone way. fie then proceeded to quotes variety of authorities, from 'which it appeared, 'bet whore rAdeas were snit permitter), the jyideetent of the'Coort was for the lager of battle; bat It as,fce.. senor se ffered the Appellee to g o . tree. tn loci, it anied . te'be 14614100 i with the eierikae aaf reason, ti• clod eoistiedii • Sense, wheie sppeared evideet 44 t he. Juke that the Appeliee could owl by.poiSihliity be guilty of*ite . Ciime roc wbktt 'be was epposied, be should 'girt judgmeot for bettie s Ile ; would pet a. ease •in *Peinf:- . .. Sup Pose . a woman *peeled the death Of iter husband; that the Appelfeideutarwied ttlswager 'nf :battle ; • that the Appe ll or. counter._ pleaded . ; .. a,nc in reply, the Appellee prothfrAd, to base ileqo murdered, skiltrg t s CoOti; . Ju4g.s, bow.ould ask,-in audio, easee - 144e fa fr ilach e .be. obliged to .104, !Attie; iiiiii**titeceby '144 thii,.ihidtl4 of innocent then'S . ltUnds ''this,i4S, not. e . failftyd, cart ', f'or, ench ii-cl•OlaetudilY did ba l filSiad hi bopkre yetir et die . Bth; WI E4,j3( ist radio, 1,, opt[ then th . ti oelti.oiloe."‘tht. tO :prieleftvimiV . 40 14 gind i lstilOOT. l %lrPt.lip.m v o go free. 110% no. g!tr;tfutwilit.wittlq ajtthn• atiae l -be Vtia elliptit maw, erg the general question of the roar's' poet ww ow wager of battle, and of its onfitness to - be pinned at the present en. .liiistened NA, illeivhe orsfi* trate ceenittlld, if•tbeis Lordships sew ihnenwtes otilkloot oost skew w 4iss giving .the , Appetite ilisslitlttle Ini r ltlettee*,:ibat i tirt4 "cold not coesproinise-their duty, .hut- odthinisttit tliwr tow es it "'ht.& die iseet**, Aylmer, that be hod rhoern enough to.thels Lerdshiptteledece thee, ongisiog.tbeiriodgmeet, to cote WOW conclusioit thht.the eppeal-oeght to'beldischerged, sod that this Appellee ought to beeliewed to go free without ball. The Let rned Goodman sot down at , belf.past two ; bts ergentents hetiug occdpied.the stiestiewel lb* Court three hoses. Mr. Client rev in reply. whet fjord Utexosonovee *obscured. tionreplyinsieht swop, care tine than would be convenient, and asked how. lung he (Mr. Chilty)asight occtipy the time of the coast ? • • In reply, Mr. Cerrer answeired, duo Hoer tbe floe of Mge meat adopted us the other skis by : Mr. ! Wisitnll,: be cssaid discharge his ditty notes: be occupied a comirlemble portion of their Lordships' time. He thought lie Aoold be compelled to del& u their Lordships souse Wager timeline ho bed dour it his orates. Lord Euxesoiouou, seeder these cit cumstances. thought, from the asuliipi eity of other pub ic lowness before the •Court, it would out be possible to hear the somainder of Ns ease doting the present Term, so as to come to Amy fiao deci Rion upon it. After some conference with the other Judges, his Lord:hip mid it would be coavenent to postpone the farther proreditlge in this case to '.l4ntreday. the t itb day of April oust. Mr. Rractra then, on behalf of the Appellee, applied to the °Court that his Client might be pernaltied to bail, it wits un neetwory fur him to cite any pircedems on this point, as mod of the cases refuelled to in ; b e renew of the ergiktneat by. his Limited Friend, Mr. Tindall, went to,thow that s ot all cases where the Judge who tried lbeeausedid nut ceetify.that be w dissatisfied with ths verdict.. the Court .peranittoil she Defeedwat to hail. After some consaltittlon with the rest of the &Web, lord Eu.sontsuovEn said, that as be presumed the Defendant was not then prepared with had.. the Coort should Oscine soaking nay order oe the saltiest—At whi..bowelers tples l l. lll % Reader to applragain if be thought proper ; hut after twin in. bowies from the Court, be would use his own discretion epos the ;abject. A considerable crowd continued is the. Hall,* moat, to 4br taw. who. on Thornam's retiring saluted him with groaning, hieing, and booting, and other expressions of 'their disappro bation. PO LIG B. 80W.STRSET.—James bases and am•lee Weight mese on Saturday charged by William Jelleorrors, be longing to the Otice, with attempriog to rebeeeeral Geutlemen on Fr idey nightie Govorst-garders.Pisallal as they were comiegaut °Nue Theatre. Wright fol lowed the Gentlemen and felt their pockets, and Eason kept close to him, to conceal what he was abort.—They were convic ted as reputed thieves. MARL/11011UUt1i-KRKET.--.oii Saturday a case of en aggravated assault was heard against Thereat Wlseatky, who stated himself to bee constable, and Jtooer Damson, ots the cootptairit of a Mr. •8011, of Mitforil•ptece, Tottenham Coast-road. The Complaisant *toted, that the two Dersodants, who were stripier, to Mm, knocked et hie door on Wednesdey evening, and said Ahoy were come about seperstioabetieeen him Lod his wife (she having left the house without provocation). They furred themselves into the , passage, the ,%life being -prism t, end juristed *pop Bull takieg her back. lie &shred them to leave the house, when they plashed him about Ake passage from , otie to the other. At this time there wee* doable knock at the doer, and a boy . handed In a twistable's staff, .which Wheetleytook possession of and .trick 801 l on the breast with it sotrukty,Aad tensed him out of the hoase. > cabled two watchmen, who seemed chem.—The Magiataste ' , doled the gemmed .parties to find boil. Tows-watt, SClSlNS#AVAllK.—iiiiirilay Joint W4l: khison, a.conatehle, was charge! by Mary Frened, a young woman of reepecteble appeoreoce, grill; cutting her with a knife, and inflicting a daogerous wound ou her right ire. it appeared that the !De fendant ordered the Prosecotrix, who mu selling oranges in Abe streets tlerlog &eine Service., Soo. day week, to discontinee her &eel traffic. Oa her prosing reiraotory, be attempted to cot she strop of the basket, whoa irtierposiog hoe erre, else received a most dreadful wound, and was mot 4o the hospital. Sir J WIN Emsza teetered the coadoct Of Wilkinson, and directed him to make vbroponsation for the in. jury, or to find bail for ids appear:ate at Bit Quar ter &saurus. ConONtit'il INQUEST.—On Satordey eftertionn en Inquest was held before J. JEMMLT, Esq. at the Prince of Orange, Mill-stairs, Dockhead, ott the body of Daeid .Milne, E.q. whose remains were found in the River et the above place on Friday morning last. Samuel Varney, a watermen, deposed, that on Friday mrsertieg, about:4l4lm six, he went to ,tilitt-stairs to loult after his boat, and saw some thing lying on the :MarieCa of the:water ; he went, 0 1 44 found it whelk, body of a nun ; he conveys(' It on share, and searching the pockets found Go. 6d. in silver, a pair of gloves, and handkerchief- The deceased had pa Bonk-notes, pocketbook, Or Watch ; neither mete there army marks of .tiolance on his rirson. Two Oentlemen, subscribers to.Llyyd's, stated,. that the deceased had diued at thttAlliirtera*: Vern, in Aldetsgele-street, on Thursday ; he .wee chairman to the patty, and left theft:l.4l)oot eleven ,o'clock, ie . a liaclteey-coach, perfeCtly , cogepeteat te e m ired - home i the c(!aohtna . u,pas,t him down neer thei, ,Bricklayers' 6.t4ve ‘ astA it nits, supposed, on iinitting, coach, be bad lost his way„ and, Anne down to Thock-heied. There being no other evidence adduced, the Coroner shottly.addressediip Jury,. who retain ed verdict--Found droximad.. One at the Jury in formed . the Coresoey, :Oat the place where she scri ;dent happened lemma poldic nuittavice, Bed th&t dor sigg l'2 years halted resided, in the noigbbeurhood, 14 :persOns. had . perished at that apes, which waa left Butte unproteited. Thoraday Idght, about ceeloch i as Mr. J. Murty, pipe-sisaker, Mae passing elotvg .the Seven .Dials, he was met by 'I. gang ofaillime, 6eeet . six in 'number, erhp, seryeasded , hien, endr at the same mu insent he Mg. le t gull at, tilt atatol. fictierssed mond ',and seined the fq.lom. by . that throat, *an. he was tut . a blow. knit", GP" IttlitsPotbesa. They (took end *AO. 0441C.,44 1 116trai1i11i : tempt to get his mat eat Mibetyfellowed them - - thFough Monapatkii•eaagt, with a ery of Stop thief, butt they elided bfilia hit' apd s lbei.W . Pitchniiu t agid c?attive4-to in4e,,thgir.4emwee • . StiDIVO grintrWaS ogl }l4"l4lY,OMOttf"ibilvilloc,sremailer-limitimil,.to Alike ht. trig , f,c‘r A Itur4, f ry, i ccmcitaittext. 4). Alfe koittirof Sirs. ..I‘4l/gysl4 . lo l daily • ... Flax LONDON. G4Z107 1 13, . • - Gpow•e(tike i rel. 7 , - ttagbialS gravit4ao exit, VII 'IN TAIK,/,‘ SENflor in T ' PA R LI ARipo UENT a . rr ghttif . .11111111 SW Mennerable'Fasiorich Joan SWIM . -sanffies . MARY PROMOZION. I ,eftei Vommisslowia the. Winton lksimentat'Otfiardaini e Wlig signed by he Lord Lientemes4 osf She lierrety et' Frederick. Moyer 1404. to be Captain , vice the Mal4l.llr - 1111todford, resijned. —eggete-. iimiteurrcy ENLARGED. •W. -Mac Slleinel, Bern* idierchaut,- MAI 'February IA" as Ste Commercial Rooms, Bristol. ' • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. W itr . : U p: o , l4 . to Tl r . d4 shr • $4 0: 111"11 . " .:pr iPt‘ ic ki6l4l4llib l it uo V , e lfet ir . e l ° 6, l"m"ger _ 17. March . 21. lg . the Teatime --lan Sheffield. • Anoraks,' Mr. Blakeloek, tier. joint's lag. Fits/LIMO s Sad Mr. (, hoseirond: Strellettl. S. Rose, Swansea, dealer, Feb. SD. 24. March sl,.at ,rg a Bash Inn, Swansea. Attenies, Mr. Price, Liecola's laplasd .harats.'lletawsoa. J. Ward,.l4lltoot Abbott, • !,)eminstolee, astdeoehher. 24, 25, March 21, at the King s brim Inn. Tostrisioch. Dar. shire. Attendee, Mr. 'BeWgimitt, Tartistotk ; and Merles, oblebalner and:Ca. Now lam, R. Caner. New Woudstoelt. liblardshlre.Acriameoger. Fee. 11, 11, - %larch 21, at the Mitre Ottord. Attornies..lll. Dudley.. ffittford I nail Minws: Ihrbiusen• and Cu. Chane l .. bariseerionre. J. Twroby. Plysnonth i iissistee.marine.r. Feb. 17,18. lk e n, at Weohley's Hotel, Plymouth Doe k. /Weenies, Messrs. id :the rad Co. Clinaccepiaut f *Mt Mears. Swan and flak, Ptyme ren Deck. . Sp encer. Manchester. cossalision.braker. .Feb. ige rr g VI, et the Star lane Manchester. Attornies, Meson. Hurd and Co. Inner Temple pond Mr. Lemke, Manehemer. K. Creep. ahergareney, _kininnoothritire, mictasurr.. Feb. 1/t. 19, Mardi 21, at (WOW.. of Mr. Joon% Aberr rell . blowflies,' Mean. Jeskisos.and Co. New lam ; sad r. Jones, Altg y. amont Sbeaes. Al+grsgMeslreel, elanaller.- Feb- 17,28,- Muth IR, at Onildfrall. •Attorales, Aldan. Coition and Co. street. Somata:oh. Keeer, Ustlhats, MiddLc*a, dawdler. Fah. 14.21. ateb 21, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Stutter. Millbtink street, Westmin ter. 8. Ilarry.,Anyel.coort, Thesigusartontshreet, broker, Feb. 1 7,. 24, March 1, at Guildhall. datocaej,.-Mr. Bedsit, tits Sucklersbury. .1. S. S. Cooke, Gulden-lane. cherkliongtr. Fhb. 14, 91, March '21,. at .Attorney, Mr. Consteble, tipmosd's J. and S. Everitt. and E. Nash. Westminster-nod. stable. keepers, Feb. 10. 21, Blank 21, at Graildhall. Attorney, Mi. I , Hoot. tliffiont's tun. T. Clutiopin.l. %embank Abbey. Ersex, tanner, Feb. 10,24 Mardi 21, at Guildhall. Amatory, Mr. Argil!, Whitecitapel r road. DIVIDENDS, Feb. 28, H. J. and J. Emmett, Gerrard-street, Soho. Iffilutit S. J. Trevor end J. ttiehards, WhitelsurNl,. Shrerhlre beaker,-March 7. S. aigl-R. lotanedmito, Liverpeol, mernaga March 4, J. Booth, ti itffir)...Yarkshire .00stri n.asiinefestemet- S ot tarch 10. W. Hostm. Exeter , ire:o4oodd -Masa* 7. J. .Whitebend l M. Howard, and liarldoek, Cateaton sweet, benhers , -tkrb. 211.4. K. end sI . J. . Swim .Goold-srpaws, Crotched-friary. merchants- Feb. 14,T. Holmes, J. Ilarrieoreg J. 4). leglirh, Lang-acre, enachntahen - Fen. Market•street,3lternanastrr. beemie.....40 e N.A,14. Mime, k w: moseerline. soereharno-Feb. so. Rad , an• 41.)ballaNaldls Nrhitecrosr-street. paper stainer-Mari 2. R. 1 nyni, LH* pool. litiewahaper-bUreh 4, J. A heyberd. Moortoo, Glink* sershire v nialltssers-Mareh 9,..G. Bomb -Ilithopwstonaison. owner-Feb. 28. Z. Bailey. krume . Selts . god, Semerseishire. shopkeeper-'March 2, H. 'Chestier, Sittiugboernej miller- March 14, J.-Roodi. T. Le ilitiorier, and H. le Ihinak-41nreta 4, W. Lowe. Fields, Lancashire. Illacbinr-aaaker—March J. Tomlinson. Northwich, Cheshire. salt-oserchaut-.)&nreit g, 4'. mania. Chichester, tallargosaker-4dareh T. Ran, J. Richard*, itiod•Kiskard Jones, Liverpool, sodlent-.Feb. 10, ft, Ilain gh i, _Stott's-place, Isl lug, winssesoper-sids. al. Kat , B4g.hel, tolller,.Felt. 27, A. %Mechlin' and Js GAN Great St Helens raetors-Feh. IS, 1. 'lorry. Nags cuirt. GreeeetterOlterreor, merchant --sFeh idg. J. awry, Nag% Head coon, Ciracedritroli-streor, merchant-Much 4,,F.isod J. Barker, 111dinsley threhtsour, 'Yorkshire, grocees-ssMarch ir e S. Peacock, Lincoln, wadunaker. CHRIS PLAT I/F.S A. W. lioegnafrey Sweggeliartitee, shevettersh. 11. Wylie. Ischareb-lone. awachant- G. W. Walker. tblfille kelmstan- stationer-J. tVurd, Liverpool, grocer-F. L. lied, shwa. Strad, ed, Kent. bumper -J Puritans, ffiliftechnpril, vie. Jergier,.l. Suitor, Wake fi eld, Yotkebire, litrandrtrpor ackboot', illowesteWitalt, bunker. PARTE ERSIII PS 1)1 SSOLVED. T. Kiwis and W. Chew. Sinn!. Inrkshiee, card miaow:. 8. Itoisrlent and J. Itirgdaws, Sinn Salads, bookbinders-W. )gait lane W. Smith and T. Enna (b. Liverpool - S. tiould.C. J A. Eduard, mid J. Gonlh, lslewortb, calico.promers-1. Lierriey said S. Linsley, jun. Leeds merc h ants ...A. ',work* J• -Littieffidd. Portion, plonshers-U. Lewis and G. A. Prier. Princes-street. Redford-row, attornier-C. Flember and J. nom Kietryosear•ide, Yorkshire, qicaltants-11. Lazenby PO **- 17ImeebY. frAlson.street, Porteous-94state. alisnal -*. Forrett and -D. Periins. High liulltora, Inters-drape- G. Fellololl. P. Intim. A.Tialltio, I'. M'Alpia, R. keep sea, lad 4. Irwin ; Wiono, Cmorberlaint, calico.priaters-IL Walter :nod J. Welter. Croydon, paper-loangers--1. Towlines and J. Itingst o o opon.llall,vo merchants-W. Baran mad Flnlnstnii. Liverpool, merdtants-F. Elton and E. Trieshey, .Veltieetbriarel High-need, Ironmongers-J. Palmer, C. Hahne.. sod 4. Diet*, Nonsielt. reamitadarers .f oam t.lets-G. Wells and J. G. Wells-W. Fanner and .1 Fanner. [Haymarket, coarh-makers-J. Fletcher, E. Fletchrr, and W . r. Kirkland. Stonytord. Derbyshire. ent-aussters-J. Ikeda ang) M. Stewart, Manchester, surgeons-J. Brown, .1. Hag ' WO. L. Wilson, I Robinson, cud J. Holliday. Aspairia, Cow herlarid. nal workees-J. J., Wait sod T. Gaskell, itattflffis highway, surgeon-W. Linghans. B. Singh. and J• Barbees lower liemes-street , warehosere- keepers -H. B. Gooch and A rt Hootfinetler, dealers is wines-G. A. Trotter and W. Surplice. Mary-le.liontse street, tioldenaquare, hssiers-C. Luke, sn. aced C. Lake. jun. Manchester. thretal.manuraeutrers -4, 'Works! and P. Ward, Cat-tle-nreet, Leicemer square, win! merchants-J. Muddle turd S. Ilawatd, Deal, Baca-drapon. CIRCUITS. E CIRCUIT, LENT ASSIZES. Todd 's-10. Niumn'thtamou and Mr. Saran sfoeslA Reetfordshire.-Tlsursday March S. at ilertrards . rave-41°11day ,Ma March 9, at helomford. liname-kAloaday, Starch 16, It Havana. Kent -Mooday, Mayas 9s, at Maidstone. 1 11 ,RMY - MOndai, fgr fa tt e veer. Juddel.-Lottl iiiisaaanstau en ant ineice DALLAS ? 13w..101;g1siqshire-4Atsnslay.• Feb• nary mt Aylesbury, ' BeWord.hire-Wedneaday, l'ilarch 4. a: tledford. Itutstingdwidire-naturdiy. Mitrelr7 . of Histteratskrk Camlsridgedyire,-. 'Meadow, March 10.* Casahninge. • N orbit k -.Sat urday, Match 14, al Thetford. Sollbit-Irlday, Starch 20, at Bury St. Edmund's. Illy no Accisons df tlse h umber df •Persues under Sentence Death in his Majesty's Jail of Nesvgate. It appears therms -14suabec-01l Male, convicted and sasmenc• pasted at the Sr slons.coonsueoeing December 9. lea. nee And cons hied, in f' wary, 11117, and J odgeent inspired • InSil December following 1 Oonviefed sad 1 4 41lenne.daseelat the Session assuescaoiod 1401.Jaauary,1610, 'Males • M ' Nom of Females convicted nerd passed at !the Session coenseiviog .74 Decenber, lul7, w ere And convicted end sentence paned at the Session coe. „ imaging - 14A January, ISIS resales • Mt . Teta • EIF Of tbese•s2 de name:o44M age of 3) rate. S 2 do ant exceed 20. 2 for forgery. arc way IS and 12. And assoops doss are, 1 of 10 for biabssay rubbery. 1 of II for burglary. 2 of 13 for highepy robbery. theft, doe. 1 of 14 years of airier theft. Does not the Christian levartuirudder at sorb a cat: isigue• L L 2400144.:Pe414t4..and: PiMille& by D. .Lowite.a. ni ibe Siva - Brume Orgies, Xre 4, 111.1isburs-cLurt• tii . _ ' ed . I I kLI:11 NAP), pas el 17 121. /* t. Ser.