The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-12-18 00:00:00

„,,,1., Thus we have given both those who are wont to Ink with us, and those who are wont to think _ll!'' opposition to us, a test, whereby we are perfectly:4illk, that our past, our present, and oar futifre conduct;. so far as we are amenable 10. the &Arc, should be tried ; and as we are found wanting or consistent here, we are content to be con demned, 9r desire to be acquitted. We ask but one thing of our Inquisitors, that their alit! . . 'aciples tr and co n duct,.layiog aside all idle pr Os, shall be subject to .the same test s Is . "Ala' el prove nuncio . aga. . -- be taken into considiilsVgn ; it was . nor fit irsiiOldif be entered into; it would be highly - dingerdtis l to: break in epon a settled rule, and if it r?s 'd4itte t in_ f liviorte this Case it would be the first instapke , ii s uftf the Wi t igt of a . third witness vary thecopititict, l'irt'tlie will? It It fad - been . attest tiLbt ftlieit !it s ''ti would not lrfslhherit the h*LIT idoyhAtt eilkqes . were iiot.metttii3n4tl; . then kb* 'conk! it .he inn -1 tidied', because a' Miss 14Orfeet; 'it sh;u , f - ft' tietathuitir'the rule' or litopoCr....sitiff a. . ' . IC ihi a wift iiiight titi apeitid Vf otite,'Bill 'eg di , Fe ittc.: iie346l:' it vote argued, that MINI& 1 1aaif in 64'101 1 compreheitited the . cntSplolil 'estitihlgrtf- . Ottily as the w ill Ceuta not dispose 'pl f tAe . ‘,4l:rij'd; This argument - its Iniiitabiy i tatte6ol' l thewinyle . Were laigokintruill 'to (10441'0144 iTtgekolsl,l(4 it *u* debarred ity-thsi sttiiiike; ancfnbi by iify.ittient : the' law Was also bidding . oa the 'copyhelti and i 1 tithing can disturb it Whet* It is not partici:de/lie:- reised in the will—it is a rule of projiektyi , The i inlyhold estate cannot eto the ',lenge; treentithe will is a nullity. 4 defeated hef as to the freehold fo's'ivitnt of Sufficient initiisses;tit to the other for 4ant of a surrender. Alliaoiiitt tldße cirCiamsta9ces l . it was not icase for the Cert . to depot ?rite the !ieneril rulelt had laid down ; he tlitreilititrdect4 l I i e that the eldest son should be . ut in Onisigitlort of ihtt 4.e ft ehold estate which battle nded to tim, an the Yoilnieit son the Cuiqho).o4 itiwbicli liaildfscend: : l el to him. • • - tr ...7,i ~„ , r. 5.,. ;.. e, , :,- 4 4, , ,, ; _e: 1... • - r - t/71- fl * Si:, couar of ifiNtrill4t; 9n, D. Vt.'"''."'"r -‘,.,...,4 i, -. .„.• . . ...?; .i, - ..; .., - • • ~ **M. fe . -likifiniak ? _—_,-,-..... This was in ar,4l%L.ToltthlikTO-Pfc.Srm.Wti" %li l agreement to t chNrjor VOW.. - . .. i , ‘ , .,at rhe Plai9g: ha i yiyg prowl4oe Agreavii, vs, i l Oat tiefeita'ant: refused to per - rasp Wi. : it fat, ,! tended P.& thlt , Pi4t 4 tiA - PILYPARbi th 0 1 44 - kii not bej,_01: 1 410.00 !tilt 41699iiittriniN.P 1 / 4 ca, _e.l,f9 4 tgren tphell4regA %TA, etxteretirt% up yas, exi t - -- tbe,cintpgtos _ 4 . Ts *twisted tll4lA.tbs i t , sbiß iboplti be, ~ ilappeared, . Plaintiff, to ahip. certakt goods on board the John and Ann, then lying in the river Thames, to be for warded to Ilemburgh or Heligoland, And engaged that they should be all on beterdliti a specific day, end that a demorrege 'of 31. per day . should.be paid for every-day which the- drip was detained beyood that period. In consequence of the . change of the political affairs its Hatnburgh, Defendant was unable to,prqcure a freight—and, consequently, was unable tiatliertch the vessel. Plaintiff afterwards tendered his situ) to the Transport Board, and it was finally eleiged as a store-ship. The present action was brought to recover the demurrage for 40 days, and some compensation for loss of freight. • The case having been proved on the part of Plain-1 On the 13th January we shell be returning thanks tiff, a verdict was returned for him—Damages 801.; ' for those brilliant successes which have freed Europe costs 40s. i from the tyranny of French dominion ;—on the neat RtCKWOOD AND ANOTHER V. lA'LEY. ' day, the 14th January, the people will be The Arromier-Gueettar, stated, that Plaintiffs drawing for the Conscription—while the English were assignees of the Bank of Grace and Woodcock, I people, on that very day, will be drawing for the at Aylesbury, the proprietors of which became ; Capital Prices in the State Lottery—llappy con.; besikrupts; the Defendant was in the habit of re- I trust. . calving cash for bills it their house—the one for the; A part of the Sea Cliffs tel elikr coast near Lime, recovery of 'which tire action Was then brought , was ; in Dorsetshire, lately fell down, after a viotent not indorsed by Defendant, - owing to his besiege' storm, and discovered the fossil remains of an twit hurried out 'of the office before the bills were ea. ;mous crocodile, in a state of perfection not before tered by the Clerk. The Ateorney.Goneral, how- ; found. ever, rend several letters, evens() late as the eve of ; The Derbyshire Militia, statiested at Dover, ba the-action, from the Defendest, in promise of pay-_lgan to volunteer on Monday sennight, and have al ment. 4144" ready volunteered between 2 and 300 men for va .!' ' . The baukruptcy and ; ' ef Plaintiffs rious regiments. were hero proved In'evidenee. The fact of pays ATTEMPT AT ASSASSINATtot4.—;---Last Monday Anent and Defendant's- 'and - writing were also ! night, about ten o'clock, as Mr. Ro bert B a rton, of 1 eveyed ; the cirouirestinee. of the' note not beinetkiVentiill, 14 this county, was,endvis way hew from indorsed, the Clerk proved, was owing to Defend.; Mf; tt. George's, where he dined, he was fired at 'ant's having gone let* an inner room before he , from behind the ditch of the avenue leading to his " pe t ymente a . sehloopient tune, erissi i Y its t t hsi hiPk.. ; tinis, were read in evi letter), promising house, by some evikminded person or persons, silo deem "t i • At, George,woundedimhimmedsiearteeri7oninbealortihn'4 Mr. ifikeavreswitmethe defence, submitted, that out a party of miflttel t . the bill of excheetrler ' indorsed, the parties I pursuit of them ; but we are sorry to say the villains 1 recover,anai Art his o f the han act dS , brought M :and scoUred the country in sitiornal 11/47 bed• linen, took cite to dolt* that it ►eight come ready ;nude, as times *mete pressing; and so eccbtd• ingly it happened. •At times, however, he deemed the lnt►d of Providenceloe slow ui attending•tb his requests, and on all suck occasions he states himself to have wavered in his faith. Whit the real decttines of Mr. Huntington were, if he eves' sincerely enter tained any, we have not been able to discover with certainty : " 'lateral affections," he acknowledges to be "_ some of the best rags of oar fallen nature ;" but " neither natural affection‘; nor universal charity," according to him, " shalt be found among the redeemed of God."--(British Review.) , • . . • - . . . .. •A . • , • . • a 4, •••• a • • Niit s a-,;.* :T r * - , - . • - , .1:.,.... . • .. • ' • .... . , • .. , . '.--• - " . ' • . , • . ••• •,- - _ l •z-- 7.•sc - 7 - e• - •:•:7, -- -----. • . - - - , •'-t• . '--- - -.- - - ..-7. . . ,- „. • • : - A +, I A . 41 ,4 , _____ .................... ,„, - a • - ._ .._ •• '• —..'-' ''. ') • sib ... ."74 „ ~'r . ti . :; . ,!..,... et it'll other ••, . . .. :....,,•_,... • .._. • An braid . a g ne di t s l iw g io pi • 0 the T1!- the . ; A i . .1 . • the waters of strife, atui.found no rest for the sole eite cts. • ‘ ..;p ,:' i - .. . r a r boell.p' as ..,- 7 ,4 f .. . . . 6 ~ ~ , he .). ' 4• 4, 7,,, , . 16 -- wM. U(r. .igrebd it ret • f . of her toot ;-yet now, wife, she setenegtittsvninif --` ' 4, it ~...6'. • ' • • ••••1 !t dl . .. iv . .._ 0• . • . . . s . OO URN ' ► ' . ' * 4 . t•Pir. l it ' ~ • • • with an ' olive leaf plucks off,' os a token that the . PA* 41setielki6e; RaA pefbre der f tbikai lict i gt p t rip Q ;4 l l;, .. i l ' leopi larj peepsimeol.siollitsfiedha llillia 16 '. 44111111111 r4.- - ,•!, !- 4111. ...-- ~ : I;.7. 7 . 7 v iaktbiliadoota: eassta . ed;:itoki ingen r . l itobspippikabi •:pe . tiso timi C .. : o .t t . h.,: ove.4ll lll : trttt a or k tg it7. l° .t .' h " vm e i)0,,;. . • . deluge is Vetting, the advocates of everlasting war_ effect sense •that we are come over to the* ! ," !,...i. . -:".:.---,-. ~,, y, ~,f,• r - iv ,ciefliatil. pi 41.0101.- ,•• -,•• - - - i int day o f With the consistency or tergiversaticm of Others Vie T.liklitgifT. .. 7, .12.:4 1 . _,,, • .. 4 Mt' . - 4117. .. . *VS ' • . 43# q #lO lO . ll have nothing to do; at present we only esiiiitifr IA t`. *Alilliing". " ' deb:srp ario7l9°°":itiebic:itvinior.thaord l id 2•. . • own right to rejoice at seeing the Princes of Eelope t, . 1(..4 raid wi iit: 11 ; 4 4 ....1, " - o , 4 : ff ,rn,,il em 0 5 . j .: 0 . . r j , , , , „. °l4llPl P :alt • : 6 711 , 19" ica rgd Wit .of to a a : 4s9l 9nee tfi etoo e money, iee: eg Ue t , 'rhe Irict.citatti* . _ •• ed . Ai ~ '4 ‘ A t •2' 4 IV - 7 1 ` • ' . l - '.' !* :' ' .II Q intid __,l er . 1 1 1 t;PSTRICOtor %I c05h... 4 0 6 6 .. • . ':/t'. making one canoe with their people, to break amender . • vs Rs disclosed by ,(lii • ister'S• •liiiikn . Agc h „cjecionstences; .but, if the Jury were o f the most' .oppressive yoke,that ever wits framed .by. ~. tOr, (Charles SamPs° s t ha " 0 • 6 ! °*l 4 - • big It • •• . •a - • ro..4ays. „as. - .ti) the hands of man ; end to restore poles seer site On the 87th of Jurre,:o9t by witih 1 7, ',li. , ilit , I . mho tite. tho :asiimelior 404 0016.14107 .4ti5u5i ! wilt lakas ebeits ti fe sm r - vi issiw rlebri sa lteeepta ta.it w nefi ae s a .' hartic - • • • • ! - ;s , ' ti host unnatural and inveterate war, that .. ever "OS . • •figmtkah.tce the Diagon and his'Angels wore cast out : all his lands, gOods, ail eheftt,es to hi ~ if th y d 50 0, 46 , • • Di t fomitins.to he fewed.te glee * p the esefoi 4. • of Hessen. Anne Sampson, for Neer' ssile use. At . ifi, il i t, 9*. i .. bo o e d 4a.tra wit 964seritivik . motley gni. .. testator was not potseseed pf tiny freqh ol 9.PnPfr i t osii,her•: . %34o,,,gitd„Avit, tn . pr:l 6oo en i f . .. at not toPinion ,tact _he bad broken a positive agre em f owe • ac' abates', and we glory.. in theicmsfession, ! heettbrif'svhtim it play please, or whom it nry o ff end, I) , 4 ll ! .. ` 4. o a r s of °r w t a w ii r is s ett i t t i:, ?ii * Q .lh PYll llr ti )l • P ‘ "ta ohif t t ell y i riLit.,_ 114 0n Vi iii . th•P". •. 0 , rd T° 40 , 0 0%4 1. 1E- . :' , G• e " •' tfis t itit T h tie n j ilbe ory rs f a o n u d nd C a o. v h e e rd n i i c u t st fo b r e t l h i e ab p le ia i i ii nt t i l ir i el I' .... al! 4;* eeipOissible to nobody for tr i rsoisel feel- , D''" but they had not boilk - atitranderrt . 0 vi or ts.... fa4klteiniteimimiluar . . Fiction. ' • ittgs-thi) our satisfaction on this occasion,. so far , will he revoked the `Mit, and lifter, igine4 ' oes . w o mb . m of f,t oei t a fi r o att oaklutt l eriagri itr flosii beiug lessened by Pitiful jealousy, or party i bequea thed to his lei all ,hit • fonds boas . add ; switsestviesei 4iliewhrin . steed kiisav act i nmate .this being, as we understood, the whole amount spleen, is exalted and augmented by, seeing others, ,of the debt which had been promed•ande th •ros who hive diliered.Most wiclelyfrem us on questions 1 cnattlei, whether;r4l orpersottal,;(o - * llk Wgh f i Quaheavoiao.. :14.4., , . ~,,,4. r e oath. • WA Of general policy, rijoiiing ever tke same events,. • Omninder to hls'eldist son , nn . lily, 4 t, tSjtql..Mr ij t „exotti a n oi o. 9f A l l Twott o ti o nv Inioi• ion. and in the,same anticipitieus with ourselves Some- 1 I ' annum, or lOW.- to the youn ger ,• 1 :''' Of: TB* 4 yn t sad of the.eleintiff, .., -...1%,f^,,,, , •••• ' ;'. keei*h . re.age• t etar, candidlreeltimna, rust -1, thing was said at the Town,hidi t out Wednesir e la se i will was only attested by tv l :9 w4r :3 1 / 4 : 14. ) ( I 66: , 1 1. CHAILACTKR. OP a f1 . '1 ,' . ; iiiitotor's decease he was seized of f• • '.. ' '.Sn -• this CAM watt ireesittllNe; that he heti no answer to , • els slight, about uusnieilty.... Unanimity THE LATE Ma. HUNTINGTY)N. , • r h st delightful, and mod disirable, on i s indeed • held estates of the annual Value or W 101.; 164 e 1? -- 1 it ; and *Wirt* • tined** not consent* the time of fieger of Providence g to the eaving, testimoey rigli betide' subjects . ; but. it is absolutely rnattaioablei.-11 . 4! , 41 esttles were derived under the Manor otiffirm-„.. n ..., _ . ge ers able bie,Leoese4 .Friends to tall any e, -- 7 -_ ccordin • on many, which are nevertheless very interesting,,, liteig, nun, Recording io_ tie . custoM oft ilt soar s ..... `"" re w w " it " nesse , 9 11. , . .• . Front cobbling and carting, and coal-heaving, the e in failure of surrender, the youngest 'en - tteh *lr . ' Verdict for PlaiatiffDimages.27sl. 9.0. r ‘ 1( and on which independent, men cannot, ' sad aught , net to yield up their. rev to judeme2 t s w to e h _ a . ~, , ,e 6 „,. at law. The testator, bi a - .power Of atteW Up, cnonitx v.. rsTsrz, which Huntington has left of himself, exalted him us authority, short of complete rausictrlss. .1 . Mr. 'Langton did surrender to the perilelPht should be mentioned in his last will, i This was an action brought be 'Plaintiff, who Is a atftestetili •-t ' broke r and appealter, to recover 141. 9s. 6d. cam'. ' l a situation- hi which he was enabled to draw from the bank of ignorance and credulity, known (housefls of points , on ' whia'Aranglishmen an effluent income, I three witnedes. The question then for him 'to e.• I mission, on an a isement :- to the amount of 1 04 'to minister, 'or rather to prophecy (to use his might, houestly differ ; we Duly know three, in which it clde was whether the will of 1808, could o tei . tilt9l. 19s. 6d. made by bum for Defendant , . who it i .tswo lord) before thousands of silly beings, pet- . '.. ii indispensable that they should be agreed ;--All geed . on th e c,o , b old estate, it being attested on . 7 Englishmen mest honour the King, obey the Laws..! vr .. ' a ' tow woman keeping the Barnard 's Inn Go . f r es _ loaded of hit divine commission by his declarations ;it owitniskei? If it had not been surrendir.4 t , •Vre . and toile Liberty. They must ' ' hoe - our the King,' II lb ' . I: • i *WM, tis 0 Orft • lin their favour, his adulation of the poor, his arro. Ili King I would nOtAitte 'passed to the wife ;hider ,the,will s , ol" Th e e charge was at the rate of two and a half per : puce towards persons in authority (who, accordin g because . the Constitution has ordainedThttt the lev en I - theta hiebten three attest` witnesses, rot • e i l i cent. and the t i me occupied by the business was two Ito him are all " blind guides"), and his cheap of- can do uo vrronsi; and as the impeccability of th . ' copylioll t eitliteitris - not metsifoii4 in the will. It i Jr .,. liwill Sovereign involves the resoonsibility of his Ministers ! ' , i fers of pardon and reconciliation to the professing 1 waslnikinr frel:iitirt to construe More &imitable 7 Y so the respouSibility of Ministers is the best pietas!' I a l int ' w ar' l l ith i e s s e s 1 On the part of the Defendant it•was proved t h at ',penitent. We have waded, with unspeakable disgust, 11 -'------ - ' i bt'eause' it wasl'ess g!!" ' Plainti ff had, anditirtaitts to value the - property gra . i through the stories which he tells by hundreds in his to the people . , that they shall give good counsel to.. ; feet tliiii it t . lit iiireb. .at ttiithe freehold Kate, ! Bank of Faith, of the special providences on which .0 their Sovereign. If, in moderu times, Minister' , had 1 1 ___2 t over i li it tia t e tipamt ion .4 . .. must n • bsidiitly 191.tuitewsly, jn ce of a friendship • which he he subsisted. It he was out of tea, or had a hole in WO hau t e not beeti held to their responsibility, the people , rof stied tia 'bee for the Defendant, in consequence, the testator hated' OA- U!• , i .'2l . , lave to atoms those who call themselves their itepre- , the eld . lain' as if to .... l ed b her h ' s .t, • .1 of his ham& rormerly been emp to y us- 1 his clothes, °ewes threadbare, hungry, or cold, his -111 anti • ilia .' ll'd it Wirt *iirreii rof the •. . . .0 . tate • if re a n have 1 breakfast table was supplied from as unkown hand ; i entatives 'in Parliament.-Again, siikgpod English._ band. 4115 'co ',ibid . 'lle would also Aidip')fil ie sts . to • •• y a pair of small-clothes or a surtout coat, found its ,- , . -• Lord Et.eVribltottart recommended that a Juror . ee i • Must, g s obey the Laws ;' whet* 'they be jost, P t for's' it devolved to the ilAgeil It le The shook' be•withdrawn, and that Plaintiff should pay : wny to him, he knew not by what human agency, or odpressive, solar as they di, not compel men to : te nt , he had a feasible tgle t iird. 'the :quailia. , and always fitted him withesactness; the river threw . sal tics ate the law.s of God, implicit subuiission is true , I , 11. - fa tb sts on which the appraisioneut was TI lAthat i.', divest him f it; Asodie ..'! r It. toP ,a t i stoa onrt , , „ . . 1 . ,, , , i its fish from day to day upon its banks, the silver rir to them, while they remain in force • yet • •.; made. it •is ....-- I holil • the testators ' intent was friitteliteff s , I : • estate,: eels lay invitingly on the sueface of the pool ; more only the right but the'doty, of free-born subjectoto.: agreed to both ides and the case - • . Tw o , ••• .• I This was ia i in . his opinion, both brothers stood in. th e - -I e ded tal combats took piece in-the air, .aad wounded par. poi use all constitutional means to ()Wait) the "Pea ' I . ' ' tuation . He 'bad ' positively expreeterriiii i ttlre se . ... 1 • .* . tridges fell expiring at his feet ; money .came when. wee injurious or: intolerant enactments of t he' Leg.s 7 : renderlMßE* V. PZARCE. thotild not be put in force withitiditi Vr'' L. . ~. . _ . Inets 'attire, and au upright Legislature is equally pri. I In this case the riaintitt was also a broker and was 'aitisted by three wittieises." 'lt Coil •liiit, . .splendid shilling" threw itself on his path. A horse - heal vilegerl and bound to repeal such .- Once more, 1. ,appresser, tai sought to recover 651. commission 1 , ,L sitibtild ' that lt iiii• - •deitheraiely . Or.' in kisto ride 6 34:11 to f • se. 1 on, or a bed to sleep 64, were equally (fifte- en good finglishmen must 4 love liberty" the ....; f, • 4 i v , r l i ne ii , A iv. cc 4ifirt n t4 , yit Q. . ' u the sum of ,5 ~ t h e amoun an a pp raise - Most: watch over it with jealousy ; of hi' h W t ' meat ut!li 111 . g•• ,by• - • ° • 1• s • •• • •"'• •li melt made by Ken three pu bl i c-h ouses, lc- ouses, in es - . _ 6.7 In--. •it ems done so by' neeident. Ilitrre habee'n - uti : qulou. to his wishes. He not unfrequently cbmpared tre 111-1 L hrrnselt 1 o iii oses and Ewa su,and condescended to sly etferish it with ardour, as the dearest inheritance 4 *ster . which ha d devolved to Defendant, who is - l e " Oiled to slipwlhat the Court IA eveiinteistehol I ... trn 9 in ••• 1. . . v . appeared . Th o t .' he was sometimes" or bed off as poor PAUL." Some. itz they possess from their forefathers, as the wily et "Clergyman Leicestershire . It ; Ed er such elicemstances. Wont& it by askeit Jar hi ,•, t. .. . , a d e t v d •.. • • entity they . eujoy, that the blessings whi c h th?... .., r -1., raintiff had at one time m a .eman of only • . ... ~_, ,_ . . ~. Wive: he must have 'nor ,s 1 c g „atic wouiti brqueatb to weir. children shall be,foithfu r la bour it f rth ' roved that ttte. • , • ~.. -. for rne'Same • wall • a er prov , 1 1l fere ' a.ainst the heir at law ? in tio'.iittli 4tance irl ~In the end, howeier, the point was SW triussmitted to them. These are the three princspa : h Court w hich he did ' did not occupy him more thee g h•rse *" i i, whole, , article(' of per political creed,three hours, and that a and they admit 61.8 - 9 1 the ethe tee for had gone'so'?eilif i reiei3a . va , h. tender of 151. bad been ru ea, I mounted by some of his followers, and likewito (15. , qualification; on these all true Drib:no mast be of : all his estates, 'real and `ltligenttiiffec ,•? h im. , • '' • misled a pair of riding breeches, Which precisely oaf . siiiio i but though they di ff er_ en every other, , personal , • • •f ! • Lord ra,t,E,raortoucti reprobated the etorbitanct .. . the right of the heir to the old iIF sit ' to oe . .„ . . ... _ __, . . um; w i t h out any measure having been taken. IV they liiv direr in good fellowship ; unanimity is I_.._. __#._,,, .._ • - •••• ;of the 'cnaege, - afia the Ytkottitt was non...suited., • he Weald. innovate . liti seta led rule: . 'of I • .' ' • • ' . ' iw i rrig t o roin . . Morn entirely mointained by these wiridialts, which seldom focikaary, but concord is always so, as her. i suPPre . a ..... ? the very noViity of the attetif ! mate aloys in obedience :do* his 'prayers; and his "isife "'• j 1 of music , and - unison is only an equity lino law . . .., moo lithe sou . . 1 F This ' *". • charter D f d • ' was an aetiowltti a party. een .1 . - nod ! told againit it. The intent of tliettittirswas not Y 6 •wife -being directed to pray 'for a - supply bf child. 0,1 ~-.•;.(,.../-....11,nt lee tinva given both those who are _ , - ~ _ . .. .. . „...__,_•,_-,, _,- 2 ,,, &•,, - re "__,, T • ant , • appeared, il had entered into a contract with ! t hurt' ilitaga enrik rih , i* Us &Nit! that it mirlit come itrW • Pits 444 ‘ AI -71 sit AJI Itike do in et Tel .xi do ih r T 4 L 't i►' POLICE. .......m.-.. . . . .... MAIIIMOROUGINITRIZT.—}togh Donaldson and i our-' est bask was. on Friday , thanted with hustling Mr. 1 4 int the landlord of the Bunch of Grapes public house ? 'lVfarl - rough row, aft. James's, add robbing him of Ms watch en Ms.oifin hotrie early on Friday morning. It appeared by the testimony of tne Prose.ceter. that his home was closed at twelve at night, when he !tithe Prisoners, accompanied by a third person, into the bar for 5: glass vof gin. They seated themselves and usurped the dominion of the house, having threategeil to put thelandlord §e bisl the ftre if he interfered with them. Between four and live o'clock in the morning they Mistied the landlord, eirbbed him Obis watch, and departed. The Prosecutor prudently let the robbers depart, but followed them to Broadatreet, COMMIS . - market when be Ore an alarm and Ole. watchinen 'apprehended the tw;Prisoners. but the third mail escaped: . •The watch was sent back to the Prosecutor on Friday morning by the.pertiou who escaped.. 'Me .P.risoners were fully committed for trial. II ATTOn-n A R OEM. , -IVM: Anderson, and Ma-yids - wife, and Francis Halee,'ailas Dalton, alias Johnson, the former residing in Cow Cross-street, and the latter in Maid-row, Borntlgh, un derwent a long examination on Friday, on susp icion of being utterers of base coin.' • . - it a p pe ared that Mary Anderson passed • some three shilling and e eeo-peney teluom,, ea the landlord of the 10, in St. John-street, which, after her departure he discoWreno 'We bad, She came again and offered arie Olive ihilllngtokeit, ehiCh also proved to be bed; the landlord sent fir a constable and had ber taken before the Mastrates at this Office, Who ordered her to he detained, and sent Cooke and Littrbriek, ofileersiloiessit her apartment in Cow.,cross, Where they Mend her Issobsall, and a man of the name of Francis Hales, wh o has been twice I tried for similar ofencei t on her person' they found* some bad;l sixpences, and on each a quantity of good irilver."'llie 'officers ' conveyed both td the Office, whence the three wire rmuttnitted, for further examination. . Coma COINAGE. — bills, was issued from ' respecting copper coin to informlhe public, that vernment that due pro • or other recompense, old, legal copper coral t the time. At the same . . to caution all per s o ns t c. Fusing io payment, tor coin, made current by EvrnaonolgAttjr which has been long Thuridny afternoon in of the name of Thos. ituired great celebrity :sing on stilts : and a sal a - sliort heat. Ab'out thf considerable' sea, the !made that the sailor w• at starting, and that f .. „, run should ne ,Wv . yarda. leaving his antagonist, no small amitsemput of i.r thi occasqm; The , r tree tu 40 seconds. . . ...___•-•_., . I titled to repouricf tbs. coutpict,s it,. Ts ettityleteil as the bill of exchinglovras not indorsed, the parties' pursuit of them ; but we are sorry to ve t ........_. jrhe.f,ollowim nAtictip,hend- on the, ayt ?r, fO. Pl O l B4 .t i OP-itt l a. 41°04 be couldnot recover, and quoted a case is point . hare effected their escape - tor the presint:L4Lcinster the 'f',Olie , 9 qc!l yffOrday, i pr?perly.i(etinil cor..thcr,p t yexi. ~ .. ~, ~.' • • .Lard• ELLENsosouoes conceived his subsequent Journal.) . leZfill i A l gt i fr.i i i f f i aPir.S . fArtlißi•LEP'?"g9PßlclrOls,?(Rl4 ol9n ik . t i?, o lkr lettervidentified the Defendant with the bill. The ' pi.. st.—On . Monday se'llwigit, 13 ° Ifitt •ESTIIIAXTS It it le tir intwitipli of .Go- were a deficiency of c'ehtei t that waOl4,fo .6? Jeep . (band accordingly.: . •r-• • 1 " ' it won, (le i nlintf:Tivy vc4ange, part, vs( the consideration,. theref, . ' ELLERA IC, of Wol4 ilewton, in York ire, stilled ulCkl.. efilidqvale aifx the jag to t r ite d0raitag1. r ......... cas% wo be ,th% 'trust, ni,4i7 , ?o,_i,ubirVi,latfab its cross aciiOn. It Would ticive es Ott‘ivr,9ift _OM ii K't i'llblikliorteowss , seated.this to be au action for the' o ver c eesc laie Race.eolirse. He performed the whole . ceeessesy elf th Useless-of a year's rents at 451.• in four hours, eiglif Minutes, and sesen seconds. — ? 'iittO i (ttel i Magistratii desire had not ha i d,any cables, for that; by preienffniter peratingeti 4 .!.. , ~ 4 . : , , .. • q VI, lie . iipritttreT l being able to proceed oin the.espige, w0414.149,1119$ , m taking yefresh- ir Iva I irib tbe livid c ROC ;. t & t4r. 4 3l.l4 s o b jc i tt% ' 'llO eitalgiffee thealltioldMitt . ..paoducesi femme. * H v e a i w t e d nik h e im 4 se Pa lf r o t f c' t f he th o e pp w o a rt y u l ti d it u y ri o li f { ti - _.• 'l4 • ' 'but TODlPOrleekh de liPibird;efiumil to ootePt * • th eta. ire is an athlete. made . - man,' ttlid . ' would, it 'Oita fltaiestyA Preplivivitacin,": . At mil ( PeOesver4Ass,;.-. 7 .--.11 1 144 . . , 4sialpo 4 ' t - i gin ". i 8 • petegerpest, althshigkepaill *Shin tie period ei.dts,. is thought , have been a match for one of the fi rst.: 1e1h.141 1 44 1 .49/1, ' • /$! r.; -,.'. • Pliooditsles peltsetelea sethelbelisee. i bis ststiernthsbirattts had he begun eirrlier lti life: ' l • . • .. .• •- - ; cill " -.4endink" w t 14.4 44' 21- ash *WI " . ii "' 1 " "" j4C4 ' 1 M i ' I A ' 41 ' 0 1 09 4110 b 411111 *Me vityaillit , Collector of - the :.;..: .:: In i,ondon r j e i d i s Ke a n ' owfil l _lp.4",* 7.i*rlid ' T:A-yek s )Qi.q , ' _ ''''' I WasosaiolioNstlfusSe•Pefeimiekit. - • which time he- --* -- • 7l •Wi. :1 *A . Dudle a ett il- Om lastant, at ogrontittorch: • '" • 11 A•in • "Pt aiblz P-illt ICIPICIOPCW4 I I riCHHl l i i i ii 6 ' . -- 4 . e owitshoghennempiiseadsmid bi • Hie case, by ono , i'eviviii4o44,lh e 1 mmt ' t ' Ea 4: - .. 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Lituk,_&lo , i. the evidence ; but bad the .vesse een 'or tigueee s assignee of Illi. •a au nipany, .u . reps s r foe STATESMAN OFTIE '11", clegt.orels." . • - . . ... tk . t ~ , ,i isti k of a greftcpe ~ , asseltil3 ,1 44 7! .. 4) .17,r11',, .. c r . , .4.4.1-J-wa- , -. . ~ 0 ". t. s i ir. - „, ••--- 1 - - ' , ~..i . -- ps old. eii. ,ei 4. 0 ta t e avermen in iii,if e ~. .. „ • , , 11 41 nyistriy„tft .w r