The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-03-01 00:00:00

DB. CHALMIIDS ON PAUPERISM. Jut pabilsied. pries Is. THE CHRISTIAN sod CIVIC ECONOMY of LARGE TOWNS.—No. 10, On PAUPERIBIII. Mashed cuatiorty. By THOM kft CHALKED!, D.D. Ilk Member faros the osioslt of a Sorbs of Br leYs.by Igrausia.ai lho Cans sad Coro of aipolloatimas Ilso rrllo - at SNOW ritopotiatairrien: Irl Win Dm "lases la fro Assarafairs sa Ism Istridosed for tbe usalolUtpile ielbs Poblishydloy lasers Clos 41 014161.111upw ; sod 4. sod 11. • B. %Hider, London. TOtile NOBILITY. 0 ENTRY, sod OFFICERS the aeeestomed to Trenillee.--S. PRATT. N.- 47, New Bond -sweet, begs beim/one the sat fils. by, that he i s t h e INVEN TION , PA sod *My M ANUFACTURER In Loatito or Ll4lllllll WARDROBE TRUNKS *Moot havo i rs Ind are low 'Wiegman saiorrod sot Mt Eithuid, bit lhratiol dos Coolimitt OM Impeder 'doss. late in. Mb snide of Dram is sopoostot. sod pried , s ed_lormild Musses sod as* lry Wag mods ''""'""i WA.. thins s prokrothos aar *dim. S. P. lo Hemline ilaaelemennt of IMPERIALS mod CARRIAGR UN,KS every deserlpdoo, lot his be the w pl—re e ' ellaLfor Robot loortees rms. toy lbsorteosivo ene " el Collartipsad Co.. WU 1-•ryossotrost I boi Soon ihodasso Is be. bait l eemilliberel manlier, not Oa sollase the he rive to their Mistily osaarstlakho is Sr ultimo to ninety the ()entry st trot sus* friss Ito Mined the ebsve Ins lad to fit them toggles,wi Paws Cbala, J et Man Brier, ae. by which arrsorosoest. Ovotlosoo who 410011 Win with their commands, will tad aneeingof nearly vaeself, and &shot not but he :ball want a assilosslßlN of this farms, by a easeful attention to elk Emit entime.— P Neal.* of the muds esteemed SOLI - RETAINING Dtsr for sweeping roomill *My famished, as II Frt its Sorriest from rising, by isposamly ooleoylarlt army. n 's had oily at Ids Camp Equipege sot retail' Brass we MaaVectory, 47, New Boodnorort. opposiroOros sweritmel.—Canteena, Bullock Taints, to. for Soo East ad Welt Wien. LOOMS° ULASSES and RLIKISITERE,—Seor -111 largo !SECOND H PLATeII, aro now 00 104 . it Costes stri Son's Manufactory. St 811110 1*" Withis.—Some of the larger sites err Z Wain t:itfteLlillsd...._ for :urge dining-moss sad elegant drawing- NyA krge a ssortment of r i ch fi nished Chimney, Pier. ' lon! fevers. with New Gla sses o f su p er i or co l our an d tor, the prices reduced heyoad all terser precedent. ..fwe Glass 1". , r Windows. Carriage,, !e.—Thi s ar ti c l e *mf,..,11a be nuitufartsirea as high as HO by 72 lathes. WS 1,. 11 1. or to oa r risen Ainten•ions. •,..7 4111 ". Sentirm.n. Surveyors, Preprlelors of Hotels sews, will 11,:4 this Warehouse daeovisi attention, .2itsniussii.V misty ofe .eelientCabisalsodCbairWork. ZLlForictart' arrsagements displays*** sew specimens of tocsins and «levies*, with Ws still greater Moss y,: of rowel in thr charge. of in jlotitero s ity or delivered ...open to any part s' of packing of the country, without "It i, Jaka White urns indicted for obtaining goods by false representations, to a very considerable amount, from Joshua Ha'demi, foreman to Messrs. Turner and Cs., Illanselinanaractarers, at Lancaster. Tbe Joey found a verdict of lluilty.and the prisoner was sentenced to be ported for seven years. The counsel for the prosecution stated, that there were other indictments against the prisoner, and that he bad swindled goods to the amount of 750/. out of three biases, by similar false pretences. POLICE. -...-- Bow-eraser.—Mr. Wm. Miller, the young man c►arged on the preceding l'huroday with a rape, &need ed at this once yesterday for further examination, as by his brother and solicitor. After some edam business bad been transacted, the prosecutris. her mother, her two sisters, and her step-father, were conducted into the *See. Mr. RSADE, Mr. Miller's solicitor, then addressed Sir !tailless Stints, saying, that in consequence of the glaring qiports which had appeared is some of the pub -I_lltaLtirs, be wished this examination to be'as psbltdaa . These statements having gene abroad. and W7lZler being a member of a respectable family in Ireland, it was his wish, as well as the anxious desire of hi..uncle (Mr. Croker, of the Admiralty), that every pals. hefty should be given to the present examination, in or der that the papers might be afforded the opportunity of contradicting the former vile reports. Sir R. Slams said that he had no control over the press. How these reports of the former examination, which was a private one, &and their way into the pa pent, it was not for him to say. Neither (lid he mean to be the advocate of the reporters; but still be mast ob serve, having now heard those statements read; that they appeared to him to contain a substantially correct account of what passed upon the former occasion, with the single exception of the allegation that Mr. Miller was refused permission to give bail, and was retained is, custody; and which was the fact until some hours after the examination bad takes place, when the Magistrate was induced by circumstances which were Was repe -1 seated to bias to allow him that ladalgesee. Mr, RIBDI said be should say ao mom spas that soh . ite. He now produced Mr. Ws. Miller, as be hadpiedged his word of tumour to do. The prosecatriz, rather a well-looking girl, shoot 20, was then sworn sod examioed, hamag been pre viously placed is a chair aesr the table, is cossoquenor of the delicate state of her health. She stated that her SSW was Eliza Sharman. She lived with her amber and her step-father. Mr. Clarke. at No. 2!, Charles street Qatwa's Elms, Moises. •The defendant and his !kicker bad lodged at Mr.lllarke's house. Oa Sunday' evening, the Net February, at shoat tea o'clock, she was going op stairs so bed. and met Mr. Miller coming dew,. He said to the whams, " 1 was coming down to guilty GC aid was very asm with tor youngest daugh ter for mu having ms.doeed it sooner to lir. Clarke and her, as well as for her Indiscretion is walidag with him into his room = still, that did mammas, his nitscondsct. Under these circumstances, having a character tot imp rint as an authoress, and as a private penos, she should upset a saleable szplanatka. This was the sabstance lot the letter. Mt. IRIA Di ant produced the agreement in the hand writleg Mr. Clarke, letting the apartmeats to Mr. Milky for six months I and thee a letter from Mr. Clarke's landlord, directed to his lodgers. informing them that Mr. Clarke was not authorised ta let the bag lags for any time. He did this to show the cirrus steams witieli occasioned the brothers to leave the l lamas; and that it bad not been in consarence of the crime imputed to one of them. He held as his hand, he said. a list of 18 or X) respectable penes'. who were ready to prove, that the prosecotrix was a most alma- I dosed character, and that she had had criminal inter coarse with other persons—twice, thrice, fifty times! Beery thiog that was dear to Mr. Miller was at stake; sad he therefore demanded this states's* at his hands. His aide demanded it. He knew that he (Mr. Heade) subjected hlsovelf to a prosecution for stating it in a public slice; bat he was prepared to prom it. Mr. ILloysi. was then sworn—He lived opposite to the home is which the prosautrix lied. Me bellowed it to he a aotorioss bad home. He had frequently seta three oe bar young men together with that young WORM. Mr. Albert. jun. understood from 1 report that Ibis was a home of ill-fame. lie fil . Z q uently ob served tire promeotris nodding aad wiakimr and laugh i!! at yosag Inn Imelda' to , ; sad at biasseU amongst Mr. York had, with his mother, lodged io 'big house: Nome of the sisten were then there hut the promeatris. As be was wpm kis oath, he mast state that he had had misdeal istorcoane with her. stir Rscsaao &num sow said that he had heard qnite eumigh sq satisfy him that be ought to dissiiiis the elms*. If the parties thought themselves aggrieved, they might apply to a road jury ; but he could net help obeeeviegjeut this had been a most unwise measure on the_post ofthe young lady and bet Meads. Tbehar dean wept bitterly, end stated that they' bad sakidase to this house within the last month.— Until flit g they bad been wholly anscqnainted with the .has of the house, or with say of the facts whirl bad be stated in evidence. They did not know whamming so peruse to rescue their characters from tt id l e itotatioa that would attach to them from having r he a beau which was now stated to be an ins. referees. This injury would be the more severe, as eve Other kept a mimeo!, and bad therefore the morals of yosag prams fatrueed to her care. 91r Itammus Smut expressed his regret at what had waned; *Atha? some other obsertations, the parties witbdric EOM Mr.ABERCROIIIBY preseated a petition from the 13, peril Commissaries of Pollee of the City of Ediabargh, against the Edinburgh Police Mil. The petitiosiers prayed that the said Bill might net pass into a law, are, that they might be heard by Counsel against it.-*Laid OD the table. • PENSIONS. Mr. HUME moved for a return of the amount of Pensions and salaries in the United Kingdom, charged at fear shillings in the pound, and also all salaries under NUL not charged.—Ordered. AGRI CU LTURI STS. Sir T. LETHBRIDGE presented a petition frogs cer tain landholders, farmers, &c. In tie neighbourhood of Somerset, complaining of agricultural distress, and' praying for a farther reduction of tastes than ha,l been announced hy his Majesty's Ministers. He expressed his regret at being obliged to dissent on this question wills the highly talented persons who composed his Majesty's Government. The petitioners expressed thedaseives an the most respectful manner, and threw themselves on eat wisdom and consideration of Parliament for relief. Mr. Aid. C. SMITH said be entirely concurred is the sentiments of the petition, and was satisfied that the coun try in general was not satisfied with what bad been done by his Majesty's Ministers towards the relief of the agricultural classes. Mr. CURWEN said, that if nothing farther were dine by Government, he should after Easter bent for ward a motion for the equalization of the duty on Rus sia. tallow, with the tax on soap and candles. Mr. SYKES said, he rose to congratulate the publil en the cheering prospect which wait now dawning on the House in the sentiments which bad fallen from the Hun. Member from Somerset (Sir T. Lethbridge), and the Host. Alderman. They had bound themselves by th• i - sentiments not to support the present Administratk.ri onion they carried economy to • greater extent than they seemed disposed to do, and he was sure that the house would not only have the benefit of their speeche., lint of their votes also. He.was sure the country could sot go on without further relief from a redaction of tat aties. The Petition was then read, and ordered to be printed. Mr. HEATHCOTE presented a Petition from certain landholders in the neighbourhood of Louth, Lincoln shire, complaining of Agrienitnral Distress. He begged to state, that many proofs had come nnder his own oh serration of the disappointment of the country at the aveill relief from taxation which Uevernment in aded to give. and surprise at the overwhelming ma of that Mese, which supported Ministers in ► si fur ther relief.—(Hear.) The Petition was read, and ordered to be printed. •MITRA LIFT. Mt M. RIDLEY, with referent, to a notice of motion be bed glean for the jth of March, relative to the Lords . of the Admiralty, begged to state, that ie consequence of the Navy Estimate' coining on tomorrow, which was eater than Le expected, he should take that opportunity of snaking his motion. N. . - . • - " ' - . -....-,. . . , _. . ~.. _ • ~ • ~ . • - .. ..--, _• . " - • ~. ..:. ---' ,---t-,.i,oetiet%.,*ames!%•• 4 i' , - . ".•.' _- _..• .-• 5 e 4,4 - 's V , • - ' 1 , -.., ' t- - --.........-....... -, • . , , . • - • • ' .1 s `l. • 4 ' . • . • i t\kiax.okluzi.. 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Deles ‘111111" ell 084 ° with al= to his front ro om , sot know- y6 , jteesis 0 itootooe own " to ti e icime . hidiu, di , House (Asher of several mid DM. NW his b ro ther was be bad. This eau os the first hoUBB DP LORDS, Tauassae, Fes. 11S. mane sees ,) Istends giving a FACT D" D e reCE AND Ilseq, and his brother slept on the snood door. When QUADRILLE BALL at the • , Rooms; et, profit shenent in, he shat the doer, sod said 4' Stop a mi. me. y e „, e ,. from t h e T reasury , p res e n t e d, the ou. is writ- kra TiL tew ilio Crort "lice oll . o r Ise ral l f t r o r e r tv i l il7 lllB . (mom ot e hl an ali w herghaineek boareed et en ehie Wloirohly iedaboim F. w T imea . Intd. Mass from nato." h 4 od e ii . ad . , t light in her hand i which be snatched mud Report of the Commiesionen of the Herring • • I • in , e a igelaseder lan en the table. She was eery had in Fisher, • also an anoint of the number of V I g o d% et-billonseri Ships. of the * a t" 81" GRltaeo• too ol as Pie* wilt Itto putts-11 11 " et °mi t horkead ai•thir Sine. She said nothing. when he.took from the ' Ports of Scotland engaged in the W Ps ini st le s . , 1 mearonmeat. unif7ll l 9.llMo lo a. t NSW by 111rAVIllia. sn Ms asanetsfehe seadoe will be tisk 3 " d rmid tbi lrom bma ireei j % kg la Lit such 111" k 'Bl sileTel. n s il l i i s. sed t rio: " lieb ltisd t r .g eo 4ese g a i s i t e k , metre by Afar rs ca , a ild n l d e p " Tr i oda !lit Into ° ateutlinb c oreattoof her io. bY 4l h i e . Mr . i. - i . 14 _ yi-ASON * from the East !min House, presented - an las Tabu snit Sao 'weeds .. Ship Tender" se the Also, the New Clement Quielles. with a varlet of yew t her seams, and Could net call OW. He threw her Account of the regulations made by the different Oa emer,tobssevesellysiMed aydam! left win **Secretary, ai d b eg s o u. soto At m * . by Mr, .- :en An bell. mid aecomplished his purpose with great Te n ses t. o f I n di c ' - -. f , , w ed s haw ater Waft Illmeo et noon, tot est O° is __°' /liken ills. St !Ml Wel et lIMILhoor . ~ bee defence . She nearly lost ler senses. asd could not ex. TVTIRDS 1N CANADA. • .6 - 0 610.1 ear, Myriad width beer no Tdmier IT" mined* Weeierl=l for Doodah. awl tit be welly tell what look Place, but she was - eniseious he of Earl BATHURST adverted to an Act paned • his. . pass in JOSEPH D. 1111: 1NN 182 7. regularly Wendt trod Satorosi Srenbilah Phit forted his object. ne apprised her sister of wlut had late Majesty% reign, width provides that all Bills paned eine. /b e sailiMillf• alt Ihe WWI and amedihinas which olds Count Amodairys 1111. Kirby-strut, Hasloo-gordwAS happesed ma the ant morning, henries tea and sieves by Col o nial Le g i s l a tiv e Assemblies which int er f ere slid, d o e eillitaimpleysi. taiyito- WI to . at at his NortherwAireeear. iso• 60"0- street ; a" a t M. Its'iock. Her ohne is 21 years of age., • • the Ecclesiastical Establishments, shall he laid before ot edict 0 hiCierit= eigieliles eh sm or naideace sad- City . Old Bailey ; where say of. hi s works sag terms of t oesree d oa moyb, On her •esrointatioloatios by Me. Resoe.alie said she Parliament brio, Mr!y days, in order that the tame g or gissdpf. ito.lit seek knows. le • . ...e. : v Mr. MEW on the t lasdiag. He did not thee may receive the unction of the Legislature. The Nu• . s her thit his and theirholuekeeper were ble Earl then stated, that the Legislative Assembly of '- - I ri•Ph• 411 . IhmooltherplollB% a ~ . . • TEN GUINEAS REWARD. inked. 1110 her so afterwards is the room. Upper Canada having pulled asset*, maks eye-seventh . itoggynol, 1118011 DIEM 14.1140011- rg^n ratlrfs.B3. ILNUILAVIDA3I,..so.-.-/Fiterodli le she wai 1s the drawiogwoom with him apse tri olds produce of all Tanis applicable to the maintenance P Off • 0 • a.. - it has bees dispersed that aerials Persons en Is the ;061 convenable. took place. He said her sister were of therrotestantelergy, doubts hti since arisen whether i! d r i VeARLES pi MR. - habit of !Marla, aarriltming Labels, b ..... Lini 0.... e0p1ee or hid- girls. He did not kiss her in the drawing-room. the remainder of the produce was sot subject to tithes. - Translated is.. the tattoos of th ose milled Willis bottles . dm ell'• did imago with him into the bed room. He forced To remove those doubts, the Assembly had lately passed - • .... Pristadhe T. COMM, Swat* Loodoos sod W. dual- TWINE BLACKING prepared by 87aroviThARTI14 4 • lan it. She did not tall out. Her fairer and in,. • Bill, which the Noble Earl, on this occasios, held ja ' end. Mdabwilh• • 1 thereby " tab li n g Im P rilki P led driller° to ° Pi m Its titar 'wen Wow stairs. They could not bare heard ber his head, sad laldupoo the table, pursuant to the provi- I condemn a bad and isjerioes article. We hereby - Whir a do isd called eat, for they had compasy. nod they sloes of the afornaut Act. li 1 'His day was millistiod, Voleiso4hlrd, of reward of Tea Gonne to say Person who shall give mask o ie f f usede orniat i ta gal as w i ll l ea d lead loth* condone of say one guilty eve n. ail speaking together. She was prevented from The Acute Regulation Bill wail reported to the hone • T HIS 1,111::NmTS if . 011:11 L H o. IS - nr - of p ßZ . , h o e o r t f ty ca t i t o los t e he o r t s trasfacanotZlnesit. to prevent e s n h t e h re- er and ordered to be read co a a th N in L i A t u im s e on Monday. DAY' AXI3 MARTIN, ' tsiZtf esselretior's Wort, freer In of Anse and Feb. lett 97, Hlgilt Holborn. from crying out. Had she dose es, the boosekeeper in Lord KING repressed a desire to bear from the NtlMi' . ' 1• ! Laois XIV. to the Death of his lase If Ring George - 1 111. ISA ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and CO. respect- *he mast have heard the noise. Witness was about her his place, what was to be done in the other House if 1 1 By K. WARMS, D.D. R folly acquaint the Public that the Next Day of Draw- &sates in the bed-room. She would not swear that Parliament with respect to the Cora Laws. i you profaner of MOWS Hissery In His Dalseralty of- , o Osier& lag will be she was not thirty-dye minutes in it. Her sister passed Earl BATHURST said it was imoossibleto es. p r inted for?. Cade% Loodoo) sod At _Coutluble sot ,lII . E . RAVL I4 I II e IGIS,,,IONTII. MAECII• ap stairs while she was in the drawing-room. She did plain what the other House of Parliament would do.-1- •r- ; cc . , J. pg r b a i ni; J. Agawam, Jam. ;me w.lllathwooe, W h et t h e Fi re' .•""'" '"'" Iv "' re° ° l °. ZI I M I ° 4I ° 3 Ad' sot ester into as agreement with Mr. Miller es the His Majesty's advisers, however, would not object to , ••• i toeberga. STATE or Tile WIIIIL. bed, that if he 'would permit her to go to her own room state aay p ro position they intended to submit to the _... , Wens nay be MCI' New Milldam (Wilt the Kloitill) of souoirees h erse lf , she would retire an d sleep with him other branch of the Legislature. 4 Prises of 100.000 i 4 Prizes of €l.OOO - -•- Ter liasassn or Hama theleeinr * lune late lle• S Prises of S.Uuti I 7 Prises of ban all night. Her sister slept in the nine nom with her Lord KING, after a few observations in reply. said be . p "1.. mow L F. Tytler, with Maps; tiro nth Soo. pries In. • With SS other Capitals. that night. She saw Mr. Miller beiges be west away should mention the subject spin to-morrow, shim a 4 Ibsen ALL STERLING MONEY! the west enrolee. She did mot upbraid him with his Noble Earl (Liverpool) appeared is his place-Ad- _ Thls day was pablishol, *aft ild. Tickets aid Shares (warranted Undrawn) are selling by Goaded tmashis bee. because there were people about. Jeans& RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co. at their Old Este- She did Doe tab. him by th e b an d. . --raw- • Mgt TECHNICAL 11111,01NITORK, NUMBER Minted Oilee, N. 101, Bank Billings, Contain. Dr. flpie was then swam, and stated that he heti hero • 11011811 OF COMMONS. , 1 M. for Much, as Owe s op eri Zraetical Inter. .__ ~ settee ealiabjeas essoosted with and Improve- - *mod la so sat Miss Bliss Sharman on the 13th of Feb. OLD &MAY. its iloye after this affair had takes place. She was since eenneeen tax .....let LAND. sass ia lie Weld Ac's. By THOMAS GILL. --..-- wai te d t o bee bed by a n i t sdamesaticm on the grin,- Sir R. SHAW • Petition from the Baskets, ' 1 i Cl graimismi elloCosawillea ofMsehesdes 10 the Society for Yesteeday, *a the Jury, in the case of F,drop. having This slight have proceeded frogs a blow. a Wain or a Merchants Sad rsden of the City of Dallis , praying ef dme,Meesfectere4aadcomemeree, ntarsed with a verdict of---Guilty, the Cosmos Si. . cold. He was nu st o rmed that violence had been offered for a repeal of the Window Duty. -The Hon. Mesiber i Allibli . ...: roam . seotercad the prisoner to transportation for life, ht lepriastil he bad Wee atteadiud h e r for throe days.- asides he intended to-morrow to call the attention of goopso.WL 'sadism sod Nuys _Pawn he telling hi st ha might be thankful he had not been indict. Ile *to skewed his treatment of her. Speaking prefer the louse to the subject, he should say no min lopeoramotela Lama sad Relleneritclonoo-IBN. ad oo the aspit•l charge; as be would certainly have Amman this was soporelemekhr ogled. As a medical thee. than aeon that the Petition be read and laid of Mee sii tieseitentag sad neoresirlotkit of soStwod deo& The prisoner, who was Intrude &butcher, poi, ho Geoid ettialemotobeiimer et net the electrostatics the table. IIWIC 4 ° 1 1( _. L 1 ' k r tm " relired frees the liar with the stout indiffersoce. sespbtioeml of heel Wass plow No mercury hod been 'minim. PariTiON. I I d Prosiest matoraweo- Moths al ermine Ai Dimas was indicted Ur Mass two stwersigas seeder woe aterateeryis ingesomoirtris's ease; *either Lord DUNUANNON presented a Petition from Mr. tad Townie* Roserrailltill.Seelett if Awn for A ff"'" the pesos of James Stewart. oa tbs 20th Joinery. did Mr. Miller Moir mem earthly* of that Mai.- Stephens/la, splint the return of Mr. Goalbarn for tl4 ; aii- . 11119. Penns eau Co. ma Ildlerecerh7. or la- r"' ve s ob o e, d o iy. so rde d The prosecutor is a wiae.cooptw. Os the night in Mot Bborsea's wane beeeight bee -to the witnesses B4sragh of West Lope.-Ordered.to be faked into cob- CZ it:e " ,:e t tWe r t em i ee & m oo r goyim ape. losotioo, so he was retarniog from a alibis Cheadle.- bone to rte inn advise lliass embed by Mr. Runde, Mende* hit Thursday, the 15th of April. Nees i ' ' • . , - I awes- 1 Ulll litair4LlSVE. '" so the Memo. West, be met Not }dowser at the C.(111f ofiiheitoa• whedow es oat soy maw ellettet ball I bon oboweltd ~.ItinneDLY eortartits. ~. • . i at ' • "-if-4mo:- 'Aut. o• yo, sod med. ay ..net. and maid be oemeepooy ,her bone. Oil their . M. alOogrimi imagliftw . weds' Noe • - - -:.4-,;.- -- --. ‘ 1 • - -e --'- ... -_. al . • sop, beware. be elisoi tire. '•t ha " ...:. 41 „ .4itl _ - -..--- . f . -- - - i 4 • •-4.4-lesetentrrar 4 ..4,- . 4 ,, air. 44! , !• • - thd iihril *a' of ' • - - --• ...,„ -... A ........ .•4 r , • •••1110.61.NL I do .• .4 -*boom , V . 41holio credit . 5 ....op - • ow meeker w he t , s h e the Mtli t eo. S. use. $ll, - C1111.6 19, which made it Sinet . ,k.,00.... . 10 , ..4 ' , erve , 5 , • ease a eoseiderableisaatity a waste let t indithlre the el* moth. had so power to do so ; sal that two swedes to the aoloottt of 301. each. should • M! low sow ; and, Ambekvoud„ paper, lie a Messrs. Nicho l ls, of the Votes that bobs Mime a ropatable house; sod to prove, be given on the estibliehment of a Friendly Sudety. `• ' fit' Pried' . and Was. Estee for feloniously receiving if nuessery, that the brothers bad determined epos trod that the same wiz required for those in exittesse at • • ; ! - + the same, know:lag it to be stolen. 'lea it before this essseides hawse* the prosetatris the time of Paesio4 the Bill. Nadu was rikinhod. to I. pies H. Si. !word., Tkoreharge spinal the prisoner Thatcher, was proved sad teat Ohio : lie did not dewy that it did Mr. COURTE. AT said, be was extremely sury to nsmys. ak,4 Add ooso ido s i. oo d sh emer hi re i. by several witnesses . For Eaten, it was proved that take planes ee ohs alagury, he avowed it, He th ee hear that a Bill introduced by him should have been . 4 , r i olibotem m oomo ibilsomroi 1911110111/VMG% pert l y he had prehased the paper is a regular meaner, and at produced a Woo du el the Sib of Febritary. which was understood or felt as gri in its e ff ects. He could . . • - Sans=he spillipsied Mame& 11.1 ikenaaads. a fair price. He received a most exemplary character, airdood to bans lugs written by one of the sisters is assure the Noble Lord that he did not think the gill of West Sight lAtoalWll4o.o of Allwaso. sad was sot called upon for a defence. her ovoises some, and at her dictation it was addressed the 59th Ciao. Ili. had a retrospective operation with re: • Sp LAUNC. SI•MMM. Esq. The Jury honestly found Thatcher-Guilty, I. thatledesissit's brother. Mrs. Clarke there talked of Kurd to Friendly Societies. He had received maw, cam- ,' . taw anhallegistesk CIA, one so Illooorary Member Wm. Ifereerr was indicted for assaulting and taking his dm. moll angetttlimatisly manner of leaving her arsoleatioes from the counties of York, Glousente', of several Fortigs Pie Klee. he, he. from the person of Mr. John Carr, a silver watch sad its beestalher having taboo the apartments for biz mo uths, Kent, Devon, and Middlesex. in proof of the reed et . Pia ?eta' sad he Imeg it T a rpt 14 ""*" .7" tn•- .. appesdages ris the 6th imams., in the parish of St. Dam sad howler previously pet her to the tenable of clearing fern of the Bill. If this respectable body of petitioners. • . f • Primed for e.a•ct w. B. kn. IS, Ate toads-lase. Am e s. pk et . street _shat ty , sal sentenced to b e t rue . s h oot h e lam She alluded to a t h roa t o f lie appea li ng however, thought otherwise, he had no "objection what- - "WI steer limners as want a high. erlll gad a good , ~, to the k w. which she a rroyo cons id ere d to he a o p re . ever to its bein g referred to a Committee.-Laid on the s• i NW MIL •. 6,1 slam sped deal of amnion and a good deal of e e ef., "d m l a t hi s li tt l e risome .• , _yd torari G azette , Jeressiod Co ll ies. aged 17 , was found Guilty of steal- ropily' of the injured party. Sian his departure she table. Isnllllll legs jacket from the shop of Mr. Arthur Price, of the bad learned the indelicacy which his brother hail b een estrinunon rotten. • ..__ _ • . _ . ..._ • _ _ ___ ____. J..- -1_ at. •Ronrionu RV nroaAmt..l a ....ittle.n 4... 0.. Ms. • ,* • •• • . • ,