The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-01-10 00:00:00

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CotiltT OF ORA NCERY, JAN. 9, - I 'O R bORD CHANCELLOR sat this morning, accord. , lecto the notice given at the last Sittings, for the. , iputy,ina. of deriding several cues in beokroptcy.—ln fopsegiteure, however, of the non-attendance of the couviel or Solicitors in those oases which were of, Ahyt greatest basporiatsce , he poittponed his intended . • delivery of jullgrnyat till the ensuing week. flit XAsedship observed, flat be himself - wall knew the 'tweets of* holiday, but indepeodeatly of any often. *ism that might be due to him, thus was a protection deo to the suitors of the Coed es sgajnst him by Ofir Counsel and Agents. Aftei alloding cursorily th the geetbret merits of one. or two Petitions, his Lordship retired, after remaining in Court shout half an hour. It was onderstood that .firerat of the leading Counsel were engaged at the Cockpit. STIt kirr 'iIECO.iNG. (;Rust Tilt Ippip&yi EVIINING POT.] 'the following Nlemorindurn is from a Northern 4 tientlentan, who had been very wise in establishing Sh• etcellent Institution which abolished Street (leg. dieted in Belfast, which unmaalred impostors while it Aelieved the really necessitous Poor of that populous Ailed Mannfcturing town from exposing their Wants to sfk• Public On coming Dublin, my attention was I nto. 6 hitherto afforded much oc is—the condition of common lons which I had frequently and their perseverance in , carriages, and persecuting but cetssider as much 'lag. boa!e , Or. but too tree; and, Tunfavourahle opisiou of the this great City. put my foot out of the coach, a porter to carry my luggage Ist the group of filthy figures , the passengers, and through ,shorn I endeavoured to make my way with all poasi ible caution, for reasons easily to be guessed at, I pew at a little distance a sturdy young fellow, with a Aitchfork in his hand, standing sear the door, and Pryiagisitterly. Oct euquiring from hire the cause of "aids enmanly eahibitioa, he told me that he was hungry, and could gPt no work. I felt happy Vs have it in my power to relieve out case of distress so anon, eed *Oohed him to follow me with my trunk, and that he should have entsegh to serve him, at least wee heorty aril. The fell,ow hesitated, and pot on p look of considerstion. On Wag pressed by me to bisten (for I 'had nation . that a starving man . mould lose • moment to secure himself the means of tilifeviug hi} heat last said, ' Wait until I gsAgt sty fiit‘er.' The Isles if 'his going to ask his ifil/Iffe l P 011,0 tp PP"t klisSelf#9. alarvleg, irritated eittMigly ; I did not wet , for Ott melt of this illttiMedstisplay of filial duty.; bat, ow my return, 4414 . 14 sa hour after, I ebberved him in deep consaltotion with an elderly man, whom I supposed tp be his father, .but whether they were determining this, knotty question or not, I did not trouble myself tp esquire. ". A day or two after my arrival, as I was passing Voug Stephen's-green, I observed a little bTadk Mau, dressea in a black cost, begging, and so importunate Was he, as almost to stop the passengers, by thrust ingout one arm across them: the ether was muffed up in fennel. 110 appeared to me a good subject for questioning. I asked him what he would take to keep from beggary ? The question seemed to startle him--ho hesitated a good deal ;.and after many eva sions, said he would take haif.a.guinea a wee:, and no less. I then asked him, if be would wo r k f o r tenpence a day ; but to this offer he scarcely snuck. sated in answer. On my pressing biro nn the point,. and suggesting, that the labors,: of a man who had. use of butone band,could not be worth more thaw, tenpence a day, he became angry, and forgetting.him. self altogether, pulled op his cost Sleeve, and stretch ing out the apparently disabled arm, he tried out -••• 6 I could work with *item as well as say Man ?' " Fias.—On Thursday evening, shoot nine o'clock, an alarming, fire broke out in the workshop of a car penter, the corner of Charles-street, -Leather-lsne, which threatened destruction to the inhabitants, but by the timely arrival of the engines and activity i)f she firemen, was fortunately extinguished 'wittiest. doing any other damage than where It broke oat: .0 Om Wednesday last, Mr. Showell; mister of the workhouse in Bear-lane, St. Saviour's, sent a per ▪ named Robert Grape, who way t pauper in the lonise, bat being a Man of good idabatiott; had for wend years been employed as' his cies k, to the bank ing-house of Pinhorne and Co.-, in the Barough, to obtain payment for a check of 501. ; be received the money and absconded,ond has not since been heard of. On Thoriday night i cart belonging to Jelin iri.sit;l Esq. of•Hattniy, was sent for someletnily linel eilds serious orticles into town. On retort With' the property through Pinsbury4rytiartr, it dun Mee op *9 the drbret sad kept him iti-conversAlint,Orbilit his gook/erases stoltrabondle of linewfttun Tie (alio was.seetr.. by •1 h e . River just as - - he Was going off. He wade an alas m, but the thief escaped. and which he had takenesp to bed with him. Tice officers not having the power to search a pereon charged with a common aasamlS ii , were pot aware that he was possessed Of ta. liquor All the met morning, when they foetid the - empty battle. On coming to himself in the evening he was taken to Bow-itreit Office, where lir. l3irnie recogaited him as having been before him on a forgoer occasion; he, in souse-• titmice. behaved in the most outrageous manner. The Prisoner is; his defence saia, be etas at the. time labouring under the greets of rico& ; that he had been all his life-tithe in the army, Ind with re snect to thik, charge made against him, before Mr.; Birnit., of having stoles; a silver spoon from Slough. , ter's Coffee-house, that was a mere bagatelk.” He however called no person to speak to his character;. and the Jory found him Guilty. ..Ryan and James, two welt-known chem. tern, both of whom have been convicted of thieving before, were brought op from the same prison, sad charged with being incorrigible rogues and reputed thieves. Jefferson - , the Bow-Street Officer, and a Mr. Jones, watched the Ptikeiters in the middle of the day attempting to ride the pockets of iseitersterentle men in the Haymarket. They at last diStleued on a country farmer crossing the road, when a person called out, " You'll be catched_,:" they immediately turned round, and Seeing the Officer, attempted to *Scope, but WM , onaltte: James Called Isis father to "peak in his behalf, who acknowledged that he had not been in work _for a month, though he was Ire queutly al his father's house. sat The CAAIRMAN, after lamenting that two such yonnF men should thus conduct themselves, said, " (t is realty dreadful to think en it, and very much feaenothing will stop you till you come. to the gallows ; I shall however see what sit months iMpri lionMent %HI do, and shall therefore commit you to tho Rouse of Correction for that period." ATTEMPT' AT SUICIDE. -- 4 .oiii•-'... The domestic traneeitlity of a family of etknsid@r able rank at the West.enrl of the town, a few days since, eaperieuced a shock of no ordinary nature, by en attempt of one of its members to put en end to her eible`nte. The distress occasioned by this event has also since been segmented, by the sadden din. appearance of . the only sea to the principal of the family. The young lady alloded to is a settee of Ungieln... shire ; and having. at an early age, been left an or.: Oise, was taken ender the pietection of her aunt, a': widow lady, a sib whom she his relined, in London, since 1809. The son, about that period, returned from his Studies in Ireland; and the amiably manners of his fair cousin, on the nne side, arid the elegant accompliabments and good disposition of himself, on the other, gave rise to a reciprocal attachment, which was about to be cemented by marriage, when in uncle and joint guardian Of the yeast* men ' is-, sued his positive trianffiti ieeinat the' onion. The intended bridegroom, almost rßstreeted, purchased a commission in a regiment then' goieg to the Pectin, stria, and remained abroad null(' iilter the battle of Waterloo, when he retuned, "' covered with glory," and conaideribly advanced in hil prole'. Sion. His attachment for his fair eosin had, mean while, suffered no diminution ; and 'he only waited for some faiourable evetit to bring about the onion. =About three months •agO the only apparent ob• stacle was removed, by the death of his uncle. By this event, considerable property devolved to the young Gentleman; and his 'marriage with his coesil was to take place at as early a period' as deceive)r would permit. Matters were put in a proper train for the completion of their wishes, *hen, strange to relate, the proceedings were Stopped by the Gentle• man himself. In a conversation with his inotbee„ he declared that circumstances had arisen which reader . . ed a marriage with his epeeist utterly impriehible, bet firmly refuted to tsplain the ciriers isf tills 'strain. V ia ( finery change. lie entreated that the Matte tbe related to the young Lady with th e addled. ' ' Cy and caution. This task der : avid open die mod*, and the relation, althoigh-dedveied in the most cautions manlier, had sitih an Weil isline her plea as to, for Framel hours, depriire Apt of liar, arid almost of life. She coritinated "in ideistesitrater _Welt 'until Friday morning Ise, when leaying;remetned absent from the drawing-room eh Nevem& tehjiiiii4 time, her aunt proceeded to An' apaiisii4iit; the dole was fastened, and she enteted the Mote. Bitret.liet,elta tations may be conceited It beholding bet lovely and amiableptotegt suspended by ber neck rine sine of the bed-posts. Lie tro w ed O were het fee:l'44lft thlispecta. cle,she had firmuess sufficient toleapephii thithrid,caleh _. her niece in her Irma, and thus held' her cries she brought others ' sistance, and the young I' turiately life war not quilt cal aid siiceeeded in reed Toitunate girl has, bowed of mind most "aiefancha mined *pod to place bee ' professional man.' "•, On Monday Morning b, Gentleman from the break able alarm. At. noon' , .perray- post from hint, eat for the melancholy event unafoidebly) been the tea thisetio4 id quit this count been 04•11.eined that be bet the Iteriteill to Whew hatifli foe a reedit' ieinitienile Of, t ThleinfliVenaticirr; If is ffoirelf; of 'bit tetreat s ,' and be the , his *Witte& f;tiiily. J Edward Chester, waiter . the s_ _ needle-street, said that a few days since the Pritoser came tit, that bottle, and called for soup. Neon after he sit ih the last awe, the silver spoon was gone, and one plated Only left in its stead. The oilier Complainants were rushing forward to prefer their, shames; but it was discovered that all the necessary evidence, nd be _predated. ?he 1411 D MATOIII thought the fint ease so clear. OM ttri' his duty to commit bias upon it; and asked the Prisoner w Mad tis say. • The latter said he bad been formerly in the Army; he had left it, but afterwards continued aped those who remained Oki it divers goods. He had been abilha, and on bit return by Calais and Dover. he test all his property at the latter placei— On Thursday afternoon, when returning:from the Docks, look ing out for a Passage, he kicked against something in the street, which he founds° be a sitter spoon. This he pet laity into pis hat ; tied lishea the waster at the Cock and peck saw it, he pretended that it was bit, aall it was instant given op to hien. • His Lordship next enquired what he had to say to the otbeto, L ;stir ipi r e t .r thayriseorest did ant reply. . who took him into custody produced a numb* of plated spoons, left in lieu of 'dawdling more solid at Tartans taverns. The Prisoner was fully committed upon the first charge. and ordered to be brought up again, when the other cases will be exhibited against him. DOW-ITRVIT.—A on J ones was charged, with robbing " the house of Mr. Croker, at the Admiralty. Catharine (tank, a servant :o Mr. Croker. stated. that oft Thursday eieniug, between five and six o'clock, she met the Prisoner in the passage other master's house, leading to the area steps; she asked her what business she had there? To which she gave no answer. Suspecting she was there tiir the purpose of r bhing the house, witness called to a fellow-servant, who came, and they .hut the door upon her. The Prisoner then said she wanted the housekeeper. but she could not tell her name. — bundle was observed under her cloak. which, on brine ex. imined , proved to he it pair of sheets belonging to Mr. evoker, and a coat belonging to damrs Taytor, the tonneau. The) had been taken out of the kiteheu and pantry. Mr. Croker being at home, and hearing a noise, wit ro see the ranee, when the Prisoner said, she had been , intliteed to commit the robbery through distress, and begged f i n g iv e ness.—She was committed 1 fur trial. • I John Cummings, a man of respectable appearance, and ap parently 60 year: of age, wit' charged with .an assault open dame: Robinson. a youth. in the Upper Gallery of Drury lane 'I heatre during the performance of the Pantnmitne, and also with behaving is no improper manner. The Prisoner stated himself to be a tientietnan with a small income, and that he received some assistance from his son.—lle was committed for trial. UNION-MALL. —A mi.erable looking man, nnmed John Sulli van, was brought before the Sitting Magistrate (Mr. Serjeant '•Saustree by Edward Watts, ennlcrnhte of St. Savioor's parish, who stated that he foitnd the Prisoner sleeping in the open air in the Rorsesgb-market on Thursday night, in a most writhed ones dition ; from his weakness and infirmity it was with, great di Fealty hr could crawl to the watch-house, where be was taken. 110,11* at for the remainder of the night. • •The mall stated to the Magierate that he was weary of his ahtliftenee, from the conibined.effeets of poverty and disease 'had served in both army and navy, but not long entiogh in either l ie be entitled to a pensiou. Ile tweed that the Magistrate would lead him to some place where he might receive a little food, even if it was to a prison. The MAGISTRATI: ordered the Keeper of Horsemonger-lane Jail to receive laden into the Jail Infirmary. there to remain un til his s.rength was restortils and then to be passed to Ireland, .his native country. _ MUTABILITY Or lIUNAN FOBTUNS.—Monsiter Laurent, who was formerly a celebrated Clown at nue of the Winter Theatres, and was a man possessed of very considerable property, has been so reduced , in his circumstances, that Thursday be applied to the Magistrates at Union-hall, for an order to the Over. seers of Lambeth (his parish) to grant biro relief, they having refused it. His application, it appeared, had been irregular, he was directed how to act, and ordered to apply for an older, if the Overseers should again refuse him relief. Died, at the advanced age of go. John Smith, who has been porter at the King's Printing.aoese for more than sisty years. lie was well known ..at all the Public Offices. He wore a cocked hat, accord ing to the ancient costume, and enjoyed uninterrupt ed health almost to the time of his decease. • A few nights ago, a most daring robbery was coo. I milled in :Essex. As the Rev. NValter Wren was 'Walking, in the evening, bet even Dritheld and Veer ing, on his way to his house, he was attacked by IWO fallows,and rifled of a very valuablegold *etch, pirse, containing four guineas, a sovereign, I and throe 51. Bank of England notes. A curious robbery took place on Wednesday at the door of Missrs. Hoares, bookers, in Fleet-street, whilst the carriage was in waiting .to convey Mrs., l Charles Hoare's maid with a valuable haul-these to her shistress, whe was on a visit is at. James's *geese; after placing her band-boa in the carriage, she returned into the house again on some business,. leaving thi carriage-door open ; whilst the coachman its mounting his boa, some villain unpt-rceised .tole thellead-dress, &c. out of the carriage, and effected. lits escape undiscovered. oe Wednesday, es Thomas Archer, a y nun martivi dileeispley. of Mr. 'Whitbread, farniet, of isl/44.04,' 'Oras'aitiing on the top of his team, witch was heavily Video with filth, pill along the City.rnad, he was by tome accident precipitated from the place he eat on, 'sad fell just before the front wheel, which . paired over his body, broke several of hie rib., and injured Wm. He was taken into thc4ttir pablic.lions!, at the corner. of 01,chatteet, end a sor t*, tit • - - ou Tharsday b„Efidai Bat _ Oil: be said he enure fropi ffl ran by rah. they waffled :Moe &Mlle. stealti /One to destroy, them. Witstisised bra ly but after closely guesdosing die, he. "1011144184 d. •Wakiesi IM LAY. sirt D FUL, GetnittPla. Mr. Eltn,,the City Surgeon, on Earley related dm fallinwing melutteholytiriaintance to the tolen * M Ain st,. I tii‘nwhotie emresited him orders and ddgice:--thispel CaWariW, Marshalman, bad a few d a mp Pace gooreArrip imcquillopfte. shire upon some argent prlnte Stair. frelist I kit hh we town dangerously Indisposed. and &meetly b 421 be itiiiired "at the end of his journey ) when intailigesseeemwtholt Ws. that aim wife was no more. The news instantly J909;0000 tit sad be took his pelage by the Tint dracti'sfOr This was the. Vflittraohathr Calwbridste Itle• t Royston Mail, flu Tuesday, Batt llffore O Y- 1 0 1 .- 4 4 1 40. 444 the coach , bestvlly laden with passengers and li t igpag.,ar. rived at Tottenham Broadway, near goa drove oft before, Which' being Oa she Wrong :side kneed its way by in such a manner, as to caw Vig c,.10.10 Op set, and Cartwright, who Was as bide . possT huvipg fallen beneath a mad at testi starves shine ' 1,10 IM cadfully bruised. and his left hand *di int: Wooed.— The arm was literally driven into the sortie! Several vino _of the pawners Were rut mid broiled, hlif So' dertittly 54 Cartwright. The unhappy • mail. being conveyttd,e, was pat under immediate surzical aid. Saud after be fdiwoord strong s 3 inOtonts oPderaugrinent, amt in the course or ThtirrApy be became completely m Blreding Ins& 'every* other fr.rt was tried. but in vain. indatiountiou of the braid vaislipsis rent. and so de:per-ale had -the unfortunate matt It l esosukti!tt be broke and dadied to pieces every thing it hirti cisme Mt 7 . It was a. much as the buddy larenain of others could ilia to - vent him plunging through the minnow isto Vtg • sisal... jar. Boy ;:tided. that the synilitunis had. Since ime, if pripM.l4 more ogermis. and h now a otiesthni of heaPti (Ilris; had • hopi.% of the man's life) but of wteuriiy. 4'he Litho M VOA i:;111111g consulted some moment, with MT.. it 414.. it itall arranged brat the tothairin, individual should Is/ regiOVl4 tu stonily to Inc. asylum at nekton. By this don's& calAiirity five small children are likely to become orphns. ' t 1)1F1). • On-the 7111 inst. in his 92d year, lle..ry White, E.sq. o.l',lr4Ftelt, near Sevcounk:. Kral On the Silt ins.. after a fen. spotlit's' itiness..hlr. tolnttl4l of Harley-weet, booty. WillOon Ihwaynes, Esq. of llialoWn-hothie, ;444 Planet, Kent, eked, $4. AIAERKTS. Colin Excit.lNGE. J. N. 9.—The Vfoeettrook4ol. 4 wee hely% iilb 1111.4 i. mg, at Manday's prirei.—lnferior .angille. 'if Barley unortlrahle 10 a r. , (liiiiii•o of /•.- 7 44,08.0t is drcliae of 2%.--iii Pram. Brati, mot I.sivor doirle. Ho diteristios. *hem kfringlil6) ;6 94 ' (hey Pe1.....,••• -•-40 4% I New ditto Ditto (Foreign) .... 06 105 (Ma do. ... Rye . 'St Ali . - 11 et do 4O 44 Barley ..111 50 1 Mei • New ..•• — Vigo. do. ••• • . • a —.—. Mat - 40 cd Noland dd..... ~...... S 4 4.5 White P. ;4O 46 1 Ferd do. New dine. • ..... .. Fine Flour Ditto 801144'; .• .. ..... 60 64 Second% . . __ x . „ -iiiiliir Corn-Impector's •liiiiTa....:Tsitinftra V. 31111 . : 11. Wheat, per load lBl. '-4. IDS'''. a. Burley , per quart r 141.. -d. to 51s. --4. Oats Bean 44.. -4. to 's,. -.a. 1 )1J Ditto ..... 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Iticreliaids* Hat ko - ---(1 to -G. ,: j , vit ...t. 4 , Dreti.itig'Hia.. 4 - 14 to 198 .• A -..4. rine (7 fl ach Hides " - Ild to 1/11 - 4 Coop 11140 i 'n to .4)!t' for rotting lid to M ' • Ditto 45 14 :3t)114. - 11k1 lit 1114 • • ' felt' ftkin• :,".1'16'404. - - 174 to • -." - filth) 50 to MOM. • 4 44 to ' 11 tt r it, to ROMs. - NA to . -rireeskind) - , FIA TO OM ... itellatteir. -4-- se ..4-‘..4...„,.,..-..-....-.......y... 111ARI —n t lAA. 3.'' - .9~/~ o w.. dI •.,.; A . I . • e ...'aii Itil er- li t :t . ... % e s.: 1 ' • 4 4• 4 1 . s 1 3 11 A 9 f . . $ I 1 . in 1 Cider . dPir ii4ll .:101 I GI titA Ow , 4114 tosiL ••stor Obi or: jig I ', ak! ,77! ,1 1 ) 1 eel T I.• I .01 Al Oa th a ter WI r DI -=ta (4iid .411 bi 81 1 . " On coming to Dublit :yaliy direeted to what bad .ceppion to my thoughts— ,*eggars. og The descriptio ia at tbair embers - .. ding*, shops and p r .. g i e li •nt., .r coul,cl not b ' tad. They were, bat .. cfofees gave me a very s A l ta :o . tpublie morale iu t 1 ,If‘• I. tad .scarcely put a iset4 fie; lacking out for a %11ssr . 'mel t arisen, amid! Ott were collected about entloteapopon‘peoeu,cmco 1 , -. , ..- - - -- .-0 i • . - • . .... . ..„. . ad thus held' her iiii Datil' by - isto lilt Tor, torl is spoe of all alforts he espipol An a „ 10 to em s . - 5 , 14 tp • ig e . islrs of thelatibill , to her .a. iN:t lll4 0 1.1110 . t Nitro , ~, ~_ a p Seal , (11;reegkin4) - V, -d to 2 ali .. it,rgr inflit 614,;. inihik. piefillasea. Lady was Olt deiro. "ifai7s 'Via - 4 ,16 , _ it evil o clinic. in toe forenoon, li, —__ te eatind, ind iflooly.ooll,' dart' . -.( :kw oftsoeUhe 'llree t t-door of Mr. Clulton. s..hir . 0.-'—.AsuarkeCes.-A-I:4'stia.iiSitr(JiM. 87-.t'. .. i f fict. . • TO lii .. Be : . . , `t:ititet,ooth - viark, by means of a Wm' . sra N t i&.-.01,.. ..... bi .... Sal. -al. ib Arm 418 - . L. Wring anicniktion. rev, since Coistiiiiled iii# iitlie c ,,- .at the ► parlour. undiscovered , sod stole 14 ''lP , liiteer l l .... •-- re .... ti. s. - lki.. In arri:: .". )Iy, and it bias 'bee'n d.? #r.. , : • .. , - • 1)1qt-spoon s from the side-board, with 4 4. COVitiff QM fir: Ciliblia. f . 440441 1 .•J‘ai g.. uudeetha care otta'airtiiiiw) - s i r_ f •,, r !Pit• . ~,. .. • • . PRlVniani, 32. C. ILI:V. Lookoro• 40 1 • . 7 - r . The - ...'-'.' 1 to :. . .p s ,a woman 14 revectable Dift9 , at F•ight , ..3i n Gym", 41 last the :hence of thilhfing Al .. ilinfes. , A...- 72, eatts, was knocked oOrn Ureerdam, It la G.I. •motta, 104 moo, at sight. I,„tt ~ )swears. Vb. !akfast table created inairder. in 'the BOrnspi• .., •I'' • .reirer's dray, lon over, #pd ftotferdae. 11 11 , 4/• ftedel. 4 2l . a sense a irivodlv iffei•tio.. killeil on theapile '''' . , S.FOnveyed to *4. Thoreas's AntwelP. 4 1 * .... Peleloo, L ll6.pases. , xpiessing the deorliesi ifii:rei a ' Hoapiital, bat life . ' .a -,. ho , . JIM. ilaybpirk.,ll: *Li t 1.4.1014 be , Altooa. S 4 7 tJ,. . 40 roi 59 it of Which he had 4 1 , 11;p #I ft SODtil Dr i tri.-011 . , 'haat evening, a; ljtr.. Varil, i; days' Oen, fcia asseirs:. et' _ of ~1,. , tan*, hilt itit , r. • ursine, so ,wp , ~,. ige . iieie .. • • tsiorPole- , 1 14 Tao in the act. 2AN".til - -. 1 4.. coricowetit; - . Ibuttifo l loi..." r letikftiq t . ”ti . 4 f .n r e,. ti l k . 0 . t.c . i,. ; 7 ~ i:::lo‘i p i this! k ..... li t ? . lii. leramprt . o. 3 . l3 . .mde t 1 3PAIR•913 . 1ft 4 . 1 3 bild < lAii(SAkt . gens l eisti4alf . Ont e lle *SS seilit4 . , r. g!Milk . IP, .4#9d. c eTi ai rte•ll._"2 lo kla l a • per 4a "• ' ' • ' 1114 i its Wirti r )p iiiiiii '' ird 4l ol liiiine wiffpit ~ • .•• I. •s• fizz:. y"... - Gmd, kai:v,,e.egi. , t:. :• . . ... , -te r iOf ciiittd 6 iplatis: +ce veil on t T ipvt. mit . Ip4itifoifkr4l4, h€ 41.4.; i, .. . rkik;Dollars;fr4- 11 A- °. 6 00 441 s itil licii e g 4 :7 6 47 0 '4 1 44. tit FONrirtioTLy ia. piipppt. qlbrollar.* ~,,N •i' ar. in 41.1is,ibuiaerf . . t,hid fieil itd 116 !e ft II 410.11 . ing ha il ! a t 11 0 11 br ' - ' •. . - ... • - *Pt s q l47o LOND674 r Prinfed ape PublNbid by •I)...lo l 4etrari l de ' • . .• • " • ' ed for. . STATisat•S Offelci, Ne. 6, i 9 lialphary.sosrt. t0tr.e..6.0. • • o . - • `. . 4 .: a . a'• • . . , ...... -. .* •• , tl.tigl• , ' , " - isr ; '" ,' ' • --- ...... • - - . - • . . • . • , 1. , 1 • „ . . .•-• .., .. . . -. . ... •,• . .. • • *. *A - f .: . ... ••• .. : . . 1 . ,• . • • .: • . ...,, ,:•,r. ! - i' . 't"" 1' .' - iii . ' . . . , , 11-Ik, •-- - . • • . • : TI - 1 ' lrtet i fitibtA l4 t- • .... --,:-.1-116.ract - ..1. - .7 --, •, . . ~. - _____.. - . . refledil iititral.tOlvitisif folilKiit . oll4l WEi l lifit* ~- ! IthiliSiONS. i. .. ... . a ••••. •,•!• -. • s a id L 0 • : A • S INQUEST. ......_ ._...:....—_ ,ilocce;-rileoleho;Ateit 04 ilifAit ehtyeikTo co ' ..=.5.0 . --esp.— . .• op ms g. g e. t iosoly. • • ',Oda,' isovritodeskittinkriroii4=fii..ims . p 4 ia va's *& hr , cnitikii At tliti i 'l'iopta Use Tin. Sherlock woe hr cogatrop. from Taticill- fields : , Net(Ptemittogsg. , •- 11 " i n is all t : a r• 1. • i 1 lo g i ce itiwa, .Rifttradt, • _iAtontoor *ostitaiv NAB.. iona%it ww s . w . sax • &Two e i ~ • .-T i t.a r iber, a a i l ir d A'' fire 44 -. 61 . 6 . , ..i..,4 0 op ett hioe t elf . 138A a. Bo idawell, to plead to ukt 'loWisprbt' " itrefarreid. • rif' I'4,i-rile Merit'', fah eao Wu -,fr t l i Tar , "la n ei.stettir, ori Ca ttec • 4t. tfleVtfirlCWS , - 4c,1 0 eart , 7 that taeot a trat tt i tati vi herity, . a m. agaiiiii , t . hini . br • a yoo?g. pers . 's" Of lbe_eiselie., , 0. r Pia. - . t ver tate isieSist. char acai iiterly est li t! : r i :r er. Werre 111.01150010e01•1121116111- - With .' ' I derapi p re , ejtiereceawleiatileiiiiipleref MX •.. • o'/* beih Merrill, for a violent assault on her on the 7th itteitiat finial the coiiii ,, Al' 4 14 tiViiie‘who 14 to ~ Heery C s ehle, a waiter at the Cork ape Woolpsch, Finch-. ehlirn . that th e Aceelre, •:), i. 80) ill , 414 b aity; edovioioNtry ft,. lb ate another of JaaaarY• T to Ptrianat . *aa (skin . to ilia Itlitliti- lief, kateit that eifliehday the Pilioaer eisie Or ibe holue. Ow 05 r. *MA* -end •ofed ii t be los . hick . himieg --i.,.,,,.. he prod for nail fade hist six *MA. ; he • . ;iriiiiiii • A . , or itufirit to e .s . • Be; - ei fo e A t . house at tbe time, where hiffalettired a. bill;liet ti t e r . 0 0 141 fig a hillisareaar , mid ?erred. SeerVely heti he reft the remit, Wieser. wi r e it. 11.411111 awl that he w ee . Mall Moi. .., LA ItO etfeet t ett f or *est Morning the constable; on erialg Sp whit , es: wli ihis own , iithitriir enn. ;nig discovered that Me lad carried off the spolle4tit Wish with WI i,;miLeNTlLe_lataLrO. . V I ZeiS lii° re is 00 consensus , ritehtiont to .o s i e i t oaths .. , T ow le, & A I fldgili 40 ill seek a costplate mats aim:ban:l .aitedtwei. and rtook i ti . ie w ft be tCat i ed• tine treh t i s t b aka • a r: w i l l i c atrieeir it was `7 4 ` sra Zg' s " n th r t a ti s s ' e t wei V taiebb4 : 4 477 • tile rest/ u prow his aim iiit•inJiii •of the &Min of, 79 111 1 h 8 " 01 f ° a bl e t• !PI P!! 1 , 11 0 . .0. his ,_, lint with the theft. it was IcZed. ltsoehim comesithe rnsoaer. raf wllli,PreCurrli, 0.09 reoder0011,1119151111•01i 4e hi4Weer . - . .,..„1111111 1 ihd his tweet , es th ,,,,,,.....4,1,4, c a the law 1 'Mit e. ti e : c111)1111511 on fleeting III i ry ~,, . , , „ ~. , arv. ..,. • 011 4,„ 1 1 ..rali, .. • threw down his bat ,. aid . die.'spoon Fell frerii h. Ife *As inWne- .4 le t° f i V , :! d rZt t l o he h t.lg t d w arit Te hi lg e • A ;33 „. t Ow the tither i ren ti:• l u e , ek*ht,„i t i ece ui e d xt____ e p rot err the 1 ;quer to make him in that state : (bawdy steered mad osarehrd. Ithen 11 ' 11 1' 811*.rf•auall id his ss:e l rot rusatittih e 1 130 'rash an action? ationof nny law , . inary *r im e s e p pe u t d t o . b , The -Coattare said ; .. lit hall . a bottle o f . kin , in his Lel/le.lll e eir l" nwat - -Wl 6 l/4115 0 :" la_dured to ! 114 " ct ?' • ar t •-:' wool! l aril him wher k liet in s eller. i "' .tro) '.; " °//er 1 8 1 eta - kefri!!" 1-. 16 1 . ami g o Ihnshoi t iprigifice to Mr. M lt iirc . ciiiii • '' 1 a ,i 4il . 14 pockerat the time Ire- was waded 10 the oaten- house, " erre d * ea se m e t. inn} sense attecheil td it *what it 'receired-i pit. of Fleet-street dr i mbed that the _..i ._t :_t a.- 1....1*.1......an In kiwi with hies. Tim Edward Galata' , waiter at the Hercules Totem 1111vad - —_, -3. , it . .. .__._is.4......wresune tioN °0... riII° II NE I X ?Fr r 1'1(10 40 Ileac. Pad at' 11101 41' : . • V • • --.. z s . _ ~ ~~ ~,_.