The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-12-04 00:00:00

4 might be vicious with contorative impunity . ; for no one could pretend that three months imprisonment furnished any material terror to such depraved per sons a 4 he had alluded tu. It nal the boast of the low of this country that it afforded retire's% for every wrong, and that there were -none above the law; but really by the operation of this Act man, would bs forced below the law. ror instance, how often might revengeful malicious persons be forward to bring an station; perhaps of the moot injurious hind, against the objects of their revenge and malice,: if the only hazard of the experiment were to 'be three months imprisonMent. Ile could not help pro. nouncing this case a most. serious omission in the Act. But thee Was also another Serious omission, for the Act Made no distinction betweemthe debtor who availed himself of every legal expedient to in crease his plaintiff's costs upon 'a' debt clearly nud indisputably due, and* the debtor who promptly, and without litigation, ackstowledged the justice of the claim upon- him. That twp such debtors should have the same facility of release was evidently a de fect. In his opinitso, provision should be made in this De• code to. allow creditors, if they thought it just, to acknowledge their debts at once, and thus sere Creditors-from costs, an, i'Slistinttion should 4 itistbetween such a. debtor," ;niit who wantonly subjected his creditor to costa.. The llen.:blembhe concluded' with stating, that fie' Would aot'optabse at I . :tither pregreui of this Bill, otittragh litt Sett it his duty to notes! his opinion epee the' measure to -which be referred, and the merits of which waald, he hoped, be more fully diseesSed in ft Mare Ses• iron. . Sir S. ROM ILLY thought the lionoturible Atli-. • bet's observations inapplicable ta the Bill before the House, and rather referring to 'the' Act-di linit i Sea. lion, the principle of which iris =Amoy, "diet a dititor Should obtain his freedoM upon gliirtg el/ ilk property.' Te this Bill, which merely had in tieW I, the carryiug'thst principle into effect l atid: the elects- L `Hen of the Act of bit Sessien, he hoped that no oh- l' irtructic4l would be given.—As•ta the Ironoorable , Metither's obseivittiens, there Was no doobt, that actedithstanding the present Bill,. we must wait 'to see the operation of the original ',Act before every defect tould he provided "opiate, and probably the : Bonotrtible Member, by turning Ms attention (0 the.: subject, might be Aid to amt, some usiful im piovements: - The HonottribleVeniber had stated i Om no distinction was4iiiiile itir• the 'Act alluded to, With respect ibluch &bort as "'veiled themselves of aertaiti legal eiped4Siti ; to'indeilie the costs of their creditors, "but 'the way to core that evil was not, in his'opinion, to make any distinction in this Act l . hut to do away these expedients theMselves. For in.. Stance, he meld notieu the justith of allowing writs Of eitor to where there Was no substantial error,'and Where theprockvtling only served 'to produce delay: surd costs. ' lie thought, therefore; aid no writs of eiiiii shOnlii be stowed, 'unless such. error were per- titled 'by two COottset; This change; would, in his judgment, prove a very' iterial improvement. Be was anxious to attend in all oases to the interest of tbe creditor is - Well as that of the debtor, and Hitt: oat( of ourtasr between debtor and creditor ail. reared"to hits td be such as to require many serious; amendments. ' It was too harsh towards the -person, and too relaxed towards the property of the debtor. He could not, for instance, imagine any reason why freehold and copyhold property, and property in the funds, should not be rendered responsible for the payment of a man's debts. So strongly indeed was he impressed with'this opinion, that it was his inten tion to bring forward, after the recess, when there would be "'full opportunity for discussion, a mea ure similar to that which he some years ago 'felt it is duty to submit 16- the House, for ntaking'free told property stibject to the payment of debts after he debtor's decease. i The Bill wax read a second time, and or dered to • . L be committed to-morrow. . . 'THE ARMY. - The .OHANCILLOR .of the EXCHEQUER moved the Order for the Mouse resettling' lute/ it-Com 'inittee of Supply ; and that the .AratY Estimates should be referred to the-said Cernitiette. • - °* ' • The House having gonalloto the Ceimilttet, Lord - PALM ERSTON, after 'steting 'Allot he should postpone any detail until 'aftehhe Recess, when a full discussion might be expected npou the subject, moved the Ordinary *Army. Estfilluttes ; Nyhich were agreed to. - '• ' • • • - *r .. - • • The Noble Lord v, then. moved ' the Ortut of 3,000,0001. for the Army Xatrsioeckhiriet; 'ether,- thg, ' that the accrients ttridir tide liesid-iimilttiathe saido up &sal stioat FAster, *tree i illaiiiiiiihn 'might 'be expected-, amllsvhen he'elioild be t ooo ta Aiiiietevi - tiet.sharrexplanittort.r , '-' . 7- ''-' ' , ".! ,Mr.'BENNErt repeated Isis . rrbt Oster _ al b - }'; !Oh ',rowel- ttythe tr reiteet . 4sf thit'Aymy. • ' . 'T - .b , -.• rd.' rfttAftgllST4ol,,,, . ...silsoaf ', 4004t e stOsibligti the pay wire threErG , . • .., iii tier: ~• .f Mr. LONG stated, 'MO - the - lest Attila tectitipi Arom-t4se Peninsula; at:to the arrear of pay to 'ltte • Army, ••was in October fart, and the smite was then • four months, for the discharoe of which ordere were immediately issued. • ' Mr. BENNETT Said, he was iiivprited thit the arrear due iu March last ; was not 'discharged in July. Mr. LONG could speak positively as to the or ders given for the paymeut.Of arrears to the army, and it was always understood that the payment im mediately followed iucti - Ordera. The Ron. Gentle man must be aware how' 'hatch bur army was 'dis persed,a3cl he (Mr. L.) had no doubt that.the arrears were universally paid as soon as possible under:such circumstances. Mr. BENNETT said, that he had• had a letter from a friend, stating that he yhd iiiii'received: any arrears since March last. -•-• -• ' :. • - ' ' • Mr. LONG expressed his readiness-tolarbefore the House a return of ilia vilicial ordert Imbed troin.. this subject, if the lion. Gentlemanvequired•it.. • The Motion was agreed *to, Oreakte resealed, and thr;(itepert• was ordered to , bir'bitiepht •up. 4 , 0:. morrow. • - - - •I - FRAME.-WORKERW "ML.' ' - • - . . On jls(r. IT.. ,ADDlNGTOrti•theitlot the cool _initial of.this title . • • •!•• T, • ..., , , , 'rhe ATTORNEY•GENERAL reseoftni after (I;l4ling upon the circumstances under w4vicb the ori ginal law upon this subject was enacted s pCOpeseel, iu deference to the sug6fltion of Gentlemen nu the Sis numerous friends. more in thisige of discovery and imptovement, than It the curious Maim factory of the Patent Twine Cloth Vor Shirting and Sheeting, sold by the House of Mit, :LAND. The ingenuity *of man appears, in this in stance, to have almost exceeded itself. By this ad 7 mitable invention the Cotton 'twine is so completely manufactured, that nof unpleasantness can, be ex" perienced . from it--it need); no auxiliary to give it strength, and is rendered superior to thethread of Max by its mathematical equality.. .The prochs it st rikiag. 17 curious.. The factory, builtOn purpose for the ma. gliineryvis of considerable Magnitude . ; and so coma .pletetis the /twenties', that a bag of cotton ries in at one end of the building and cOmesont •at the - - cordingly, on that understanding, recommended him to the Plaintiff. The Jury, on this evidence, found for the De-, fendant. • ' 1 ' DEBILITY, &c. ENCOURAGED by the uniform succesa att end• ingtheir pecaliar method of treatment in the cure ofa I few preValeot complaints, which has breu confirmed by the el , . perience of many years in a large and extensive practice; fen •sible also of the happy effects resulting to the public from ow. Oral men (*Wining their ;McMinn to a certain class of diseases, Messrs. DOSS and Co. continue to direct their studies to those dlsordem arising 'front a treret destructive habit of inconsiderate abut b, whirls unt only occasieds atucaerans tmia of nervous afs fretione, hot also entails& on its rotaries all the eaervating hutu rabies of old 'Le. In that distressing state of debility or uhether the rotweeptriwe of oath baneful habits, etre;'- slymcirinkiog, long residerser en hat clhnoles. or any other came, by which the powers of the constitutioo hectare enfeebled. as regularly educated Surgeons of Landis, they offer n firm, safe, and speedy restoration-to sound and' skormis health. Where an early application is mule fat the cnre of a certain inebrieh. the Tare lit two .1;4.1'4 of *Avg& distress- Ohms' restraint permanent mid . . ''.:~l '~ ;~ 11.0 0 Rinell Prie4 l o n ; . -$: T i t PADJA Somme -16111 k Chit el, of the N. S. r the .1 T brig Omar sol of 4agi-+* 11Isied '4l A etas" !MI 11 . exi HI , F 2 , .. ''..,1777,.• '.•''' ~ , ' • itkw••lK. '7 ''''r.••• ' '3 ' : .... " le . , .••:, ""'"" , '6164 1 71 11 4. 4 7 7 7 7' • '4. -' -4 -77 '47-I WWF W .6 44 1 7 fir '• ' -1-°4- "4 . , : 'W M= , * *ei -14.T.VP - • *'' • " . . ' • 4 i .. 6 • • •• 6 . . . . • ..: .• '' S • - • *-- , , , .. . • 6 t • , P • 4 • . . I k' '". ' 4 . •. . • , 4 .. , •.. .. , , ..• ..4., • . 6 •• OLD lii . lii: 11.&.. .•. -. . • . ~ . .. . , • . . . 1 . . -. , :sa -•'• - • • '' " 11E s'r AI'ES Iti•-••• -._ • , ••.' • , .. . . . - . . ••••, • , . • • . , , -,, -44 ----___ _ ..... _ . ___ ........ _ ........ - • ~„1 other side, that the capital pealshatest should bei 1• , ,rive..: . • omitted, tit ' id,ailio teat the low abasing renderediter- • • .. . - - ..., . , -.1 " *---;,16.- ' • COURT OP 'KING'S BENCH. -Dot. t c ;L . ,%___... ..- ~.. .__,.,..poß tfEßT., . . mentiot -that is, that the • pirovleitini of the ' Act of • the 'at hof the King, which applied, to stockfig ' • '• Wale W.. F.TIPcILI4DID:., -. • m • . .. • .. Jilts pvikw ein. .vaa7sisesLe,,egi n.i. s o k er i ir.... i htity. mu iw. el. Of 44. r .flig 1 frames shisuld, be extended to laws .feemas, as. _thnn ; I'Mg l ies °O . IMIIThe ,i 3,1 which the rielnlimo „wilt .4 1 tyrth e &,a l ;iiir i alig.h' "g; g i terahitir i t, a oar w h ra ted Oat dealer in.Whipel, soug h t to Fee" oxer i •fProm ~. 112111.1byaddlegvhothefrtioV: a4 • -7 ? . " 11 aii 4l ed I n 'l , ,sartie'd Gentleman on the othevaidesslolllllnOderi . ‘„ l with this differenne, however l .tilltt ilia liadgefihtsalti the , Del,lenihnif, slit l'iial . tleider . in a mere extthi-' 'l. . ll 7 4 lo : 4 ` coe C4 ' lmm .,,„ iw ied ielw r e ...„,j l Vittikteta. ' witifbme w rub?! .. have the power tblentenceany eteadevetagainst the ••."'Whees'ii eampensatioe in damages for a trespass, a veilinarreer• core{Mw - ' --- --7-16-ir7 whole daY, bat the • ettcrk et f "`" lie I _ 'haw to trans Purtatinn. foe life which Pretiliott would • enenmitted ton his itemises in • his absence, in enter. orwe, prated time ere Ilittwo %pine a fe ,, th i e 7 kekitic: leave it at rite discretion of' the Judge to impose a JOghtelleol-ohedp•tand carrying off ten chaldrous of. il w et, l rtt P tgrellAi nell3ol4B t ta 4 1 r. Kii,ire:fr)". min 14111 " Or , : limo : link mile fol;eitiiiiihvi,L.:lo. Mott and e n . ~g 4 m , t aloe ~ mitigated punishment, where he thooghtilt right4Als' , . 4 ? °4 : ll* * __.• • .*J ; • tern bf the Commisst, c , M r t ,* WOO/ 'in °titer cases. The Learned.Ceeittlemin. stated•his )fit ePPOlrrett tient fit Plaintiff was in the use ii,e The bill. was throzgh dillde at lii heeeme ‘ indebted to him et 'a tilte when he' is In custody' fir, estaillito Bromeliad Warr 7, 4ll7:ii i nt i lt r ers es(r to t t li f..,- bill a l I s tere r" ti itimaturetootifilw err reason for • changing 'the sootesoe -filet send aid littYlng his coals from - 0 .....n.fen' . diet, andthatleing: mawaYitag°7l4l.rrhenertte'Prlstmer°6 the Ist of Jul y, whoa it !rote li"tadnrii i , fourteen years to transportation for life , du, ter Vise hie, si art of whici r t ‘i c i l e s p i rtA d ea t( i i ' llave retelVed°ll)°7 4 it was understood that tbeTabtre,nsapaodrtedbactfaioralatf4l.ter-t.s- 'smolt o , in his wif e ? ... and at which lime , a he had also, in comegoamoe of notaarressments, pat Tr. - 1111tr w e?s l . 41 7 1 reVsot t e"'' h°uPe °I B;li t ' '' -s i;4' w " ll , 6lrri. . nerally became More 'trite . • op the name at a, M 4 * *wee hie..aoal-shod, to pr o . .at ir ; B l B er s t e b fb ve n r r i its_rity back: to thedraweZta k T e .- al ' 11 , e "In -..• in Botany Bby, 'than those transported fee a linilted isover . tiows . test his piciperty, the ' Defendant Esiscoming 'tanned: . 0 job l m a , ► kw iri l t z..t i s n!i c a tt vit prayed t ruer the rtisoite4 ll : irbel period'. ile Concluded iritirilioving ftni for has money, went tothe.rjointhl's wife, and pre- sanr i a:r pcheirisoneorse,wabieset with thet • pthes n , v 6, :;: cei t h ern his eastldente, a - a i OR at ._:,... COVII4III ttie to adept his Pratingitlini . ''.: ° te ..coTt e . Z e ns 2l l:ol s e the r t ila t ti l l s. . Sir S. Romlu x otive l e a to the Larne& G en . vai!ed 'Tin her, Vail 'by threats or.promises, or i T f ' d . ....---.71 _ ttemen ,.. inntin.o( proetentiog, obsetting, drat;:va rids fir illittnrovef • lieNt ; •to allOi the Defendant observed, that it could be f tem . Learned • Gentleman proposed wh o lly to 4 ,1 14 ,p , t h e T!ierrtiff the'wheleof °the Coals. then in the shed,T,, , , illailare of the Bill, it would be better tut let It drop 7 1 ° Sabi" to i l , a nant idivvat ia peit tl i i is o u n ti:o : e t b fl i e le : l l : 7 l sp r 'ob :wot h 't, st : n j ic t,: i i , r° : ory fti . "s 4 l4l : a n t i lt'n , Jur y Y e. hb ,: Y . v s it.llll . g f e illruldri 7 e .l erthi!.; of about foie chaldeotis, of the valve Of' * 4n d defeitce. the Prisoner addressed the at some fen (l el' # ll . . 'kw Ictimatitted the for r ey, The o ne , " 111 ' I- b '•niviall hasw The Judge. in summiu g top, altogether, and to bring forward anelloar measure i 31 . Per oholdree• LOrtrEttaxispiortitheld, that no improper coil part of h i s addre ss was better digested, after. the holidays, when , hem wookl 1 - A lies better opportunity f o r discussing stekeeessidere ankt " the "Phrlesif the Plaintiff's wife , nor any advantageo the to 1 ,• .' TEN , dila' dial:nettle In thtstate•of his own aka' ' • 'not ibe toned DX • a ter the bill, 11 ' . ' it aPPearN ° irs. tos . 0 s it was . proved that the tall w *.' tt -, . mg the eeptitliency el• applying more coos ] A i l ' . c:iihi. ,,., , , .. to e d, im i g oil a ffit ., ht. .k tif ki ng heck Not him - th ,;,,..rrisnaer's haads t o original state, and that it& 41 " left "a a r e 'Risaill i the Learite(Gentleman's. principles of . 1 ..,. whilst in bis possessio 1- been altered i 411 .- -UP the.Leartied . Gentleman's ludo :, . , tor . ;44,11,whilorsioady tobilet.his p•ivie,,,io.. , 7. , Juryretired. n ead r three boars , d Prir: 4 l tut _...• regard to the , conduct of tho Gene - '. • , I raw., geoid for dils • • ' :.,,, i : „Foe -.D o w , i ,,,,, . , , ..n !War/iv! a verdict, ---,Tag ....• • the be (Sir S, IL) knew that .11 grelk ' t -' 4 *e e l i' . :* -.• •• .- •-• --'- ' • - '' - Intl/117160 Igera l.4l"" te hr Go i . '" :.o l 7.l(.l"Zr - pi„ -- 3 ,' -11 V -3; ~, , i, ' - opinion'givasted upon. this subjett. . '.+'. ' . e t . e . .. ~: 1 .. .„,,,''':' '• .` stAlalaV V. 1.0110. ••.. i ; ...., . tt . ....; . , ..., T i t vernor er that aettlemetit,, with whops 4. • 4 , Thi. 41014 iletletilpon it `Bond gasket 47 . slot - (11 1fititc Pot eithilllelptiliedhe Prisoner whey as 5 1 ,„ y nog:At iinninlited . 00.10 giiite . the .contitry • .: is . * 4 eie " 16 ° 4111 14 Ul• in the Yese 1t 06 9 I • le lhil Taiti n ar4le v ri er lri l lele= rl 66 the " Pl. Vinittl m , ond be was mid I ' ,rish of car,. *hit a mat,liteenar, under t e et a e t e e t a t e n e e a cr ‘ isone ema r ia ei N i a tne st r ai. was a s a y q u a i t e r , Shleielme the latilt th e iii, o 4.l44l,ii, t gl rom 'th e t, en r n e f l'e . s • 7 ut , .oLetpal adrn orttool: fit the faitiffol accounting of * ....._elikv ee far as his frothier, was .eavraa.• te d evl were- 'The o tti l t re - wes Im o . t(4 and di., ; Nis i a l jf i / •isitsriti of the nettle of Edge, as Collet:tot of th e A s, 'B-41twb,witralssnal0' that I t 'hell • hem elis 6 3 11 : 111 h- 1"--Pri. she Choi p by:Avers js:b, sit .....t_ iv_ Into die coltra m o, , .' ~ - it si vai stiiisid and Property Taxes fee ille j lel ' '• ' r ° loofas knot° the Prim/ter tel purchase forged sates, 6r • r .,,,.. -* a t thrill en iament quiring uteh alstz e t i i rresw his Prisooe isee,a r . as h tl e 4 Ne w.fww . ;d i ll thou, in Siitriy. It appeared that { here We* rto N. 11., ' F ' 7 l , 7lll,(Xitlit4t. said; that he ahelliti ' we l 4f t eg littt•ffcievicyilleit4eted 'Mr.''Ed e's accounts till the 1 Iwo gate, and he ar il lied to et thil.t `'h W - thi ' Bill ' o e b ‘t a i e u r t va o t f ia t a be apo .Co n ta i rittett . ' . priliti , rem 1 , 804 intvibto; but in the year,lBll ‘ 6 iti l t ,7 l4 ',Tlt,„ . ,, flis I;n4be 19th °f• l 'lb , i" Gmres-sl a ree . t. bv ivt" la - -4a de awr s t'urti ca ier in rent (1111 L 'L. : bi M. EDEN stated from his experience in the . 410 eiPtiling - tfie Von* htitually received hrisi. •,,,e. -, ftei.rpt . .,... (forged ogles). The 'ensnare it ame di„,, i , of ' tad jlie l :al liV y Flr b t i l aidd r l irSe. a nt:e 4a. .1 11 e:C al w l s Slade to Inte; UO4lllll o tty, . count of the Oldie, •Vilth the monlealaititnoted 'ter for _ebb a 'inward !I. arstr i t 4 P aad on tae follotairgir7alll7Ade ,r ule r, Di* Committee reapeCting transportation to Bohitsit by Win to the Clahndsilersent, the deiciency,. at Nvt ,that evidence a peered directly contradrctor3r to the !' ~,,_ -tp f . . ~* ._-• • . the years . 1809 !and 1810 1 leas found to amount to -i plr; o r ," r i er ge s 4 g l o we ' l w,.. f or the xt r d a rl y bu ," t h e r did i n t4 a; l e ire ll ' t h i P m il Z e ,, n4 , 1 -1-1 7 -. • Igey t;* • • • Itaientent of' the Learned Gent., respecting tae corn- an showed himself the character Mr. Gurney the trim 0f534491. odds. TO recover this gum, or so - lave him, and returned it. and ligl a pound,, worth of situ.:, * Friday, - :parative conduct of tlieseseral classes ortsytsporls. • ranch irk at Wks cetera by the late Mr. Beeston -;,, ha ' n U ird i c , e l mz ii h . 7; ""le n ttnet . lin , :tiln bi Mr. anaLriftini th e witoess'pre. ...--4-. ! Adcording to thitt evidence indeed,, those liegt*orted Leng'stbend, as surety fee Mr. Edge, the present T" . ftr Ihnited periods were very erten ri • 'While Weeds tire gettere p y , ccvo th we d de _ , action ev e s brevet. - ,- • • • • atm. 't fuse transported for, sow ThrOlf . seers corrwborated the first niter.. with rented to the one Executors of Mr. I Li. “:4_`,.",,,t7",,,eh . c:7 "111 th e Prisoner , i but they did not coufinn of a I • 4, COS - Prived and deaperate. ;Tile Hon. Gent conclittletl,3l• , lit- Phee9 . ett the Ott o f th e'' actin the un iso n of the Motes With expressing a wish that Gorernmept would at " 101 V; etintiOdetit - thot the Ace ' o il Collector of 1 The Jury retired for half-an hour, •:Ind ac anted ni e • them to '. tend the CU est* n of the Committee alluded to ot i '/` eses• bftleg tri office which ' euly longed fir a year,. g, to rummer i s which be gave it. ing drawn 1 2 . . , with respect tithe imprOvemelit;Of - the Civil and i. ihv hWecl'eleil'OY . Mr• Lei* `"for the faithful tOti'' . 2 Criminal geltrt., • Iduct Of a n' dicer' that kind must , . is liki manner,. . _.. -; •' - '"'"77••••• , ...-rwor :; livSo tvErir ok omits; s ,- ' The' ItTTORIt EY.G EN ER tt . said, th at the be hold Is etpuillylielited in its endurance. Besides - foe la T n it d eile Chine "'Lelollowing is an Abstract of the Bill brought ' Itrhs, eubject hist referred to hy the Hon: Geol. was ander : here there was neinitiee given to Mr. Long, indeed tiers hi 1 the tonaideration 'of Gevernnient and that . s p p a o rs that eciulirnot well be, he being dead before • the -." " of Ring, f ur the Relief cf Insolvent Debtors in E lab) , Lord Redesda le, to amend the AM of the 53d by T.. 1 .......... Weriebefore.hinr(Str W, Giyielpecting those Courts, 'lime., not antra-ben the 'de fi ciency was discovered, . - which iviiiild kniebeindecklid'epoit before no*, if but prelim's to the years in which it arose. •nB. provides for the holding 'of tbe Conrt in any I. •he had not wanted that assistance which a recette,ap-; Lord ELLVIIIOittaVOII reserved the ohjectleti subject to which the pa r t of EnAand, as occasion shall re q uire. Lc . pointnient had . 'happily afforded .him (tlindingi - ; - .are, the contidertition of the Court, Os an eupplsse l to Mfr. erjeant Shiplierd 4 s appoint:wig), , Plainitt hen' a verdict for-the penalty in the Loud, The O.d recites the manner. in which notices are to be g iven. audio& the titiey assessing the damages at. the amount of ..1. r t :a pr ,: ) , . , :se e ion to remedy defeetive-nwices. ghe e 4 I I I , eta the Cour t 40 order W.! brinkng up of. prisoner,. : ar • 1 .4* 1' • Mi. .T. - ssirrit expressed hit satisfaction write the 34491. 5. Authorises the eSalnir.atlort of prisoners before Quarter chenge - whlA'Wes'propoied to be made in the met- , . . Edge'a deficiency of Mead sure _ander considemtiriit k *lse . litti• 04 doubt " dor s• • . - HOLMEt V. TURNER, GENT. . , . .. Provides for the notices lo be Riven of such examinations. pies or •in Ceiiiiquence *of "tittiecielifigt;; it weeht i kete 7 olol4l - This was an nrfinle 'by which the Plainti ff; who II ,4. Authorises the eaamination of Jailors before Quarter %au ' effectual for its object than', the measure tit which It 4 604 ' 1 4 010 i i sedght- to recover front the Deten ! Ba stions. ' Au g * • .s.. • • . - .. - , .; rho*, ha . Attorney Of Court, the sum of PI. as -a per I 9 ' Pnwidei for th e.'"demiriSouin• of sheri ff s sad "tor& 1 Svis to succeed, 1 9. Provides for t h en i rpolotment a(a a house belonging to the , 10. Exacts-that' priennerr may inter Into times, in. I The : Attorney- General ,sproposition.teareeeed to; t tcfttagetter'letting for bias 1 the Norio resented; At kepoit Wit iteigild, - eta.. Diftsh.dent,' t'd a leitiit, on a tease's at the rent cf 91. • stead iii the e t hingeurts peen/tribe& by'the .45r tif lasi Session. SITI i dederedtb Se 'farthr: tdesidered on . Metgay next ,- Tie regular chargl, of the Plaintiff, it appeared, '. . ;entice !. the.i , sses .a the toiset to receive atidavos ts/ the servile of , at y proceeding. Plo.'ll 1...0th ' and lo be petite!). • - '.'- ' •' • ' -:•. • I were Is. per pound Of 'the rent on a letting for a i 12. Retied; so much of the Act of last Szitioll, aa - pravids of ens 1 • The •Itepart of the Police gill wet brotitkiip and ' .: ieer, ekt' 2s. in thr'. point }, when he let for his . `, 4 °' . a Caart of Appral. . • • -• • 13. Provides for the continuance of the Act wadi -0411 Id of Stf' Wed . ! agreed tp. The Bill was ordered ' to Oftr'retad'a third employer on lease. Th e I)efoiidant made a tender November, 1518, nod to the end of the then Sevalea of Parliio time to-morrow as - was tbi'Marine*Shattif Nl,' the •ti first of 41. 10s. being at the rate of Is. per pound of , mil% Provid es, that t th , ItZ a e Act day be altered or repealed dating errs. I Report upon w hich was also tigiecid•toi' . 1 the rent, and afterwards of five guineas, but the i the p . r •nt ses s ion. es I Plaintiff declared that his rates being fixed, he would A Mr. LOCKHART post 'set; till F '4 next . .p! ~. R ay the Int goon itoiioe oi th respect to 1.. nt a k e l ess th an Bl . 19s. in satisfaction of his de- MARRIED • motion of which he had . Insolvent Debtors. - stand of 91. 1 On Thursday Iftst. at St. Geor g e's, Ilanover-square, Th-oris ' Owen, Fs q . of Perry Hall, Staffordshire, to ,ilia Gh I, !one t r :g ... down r For the Defendant, a Gentleman of the name of • A Message from the Lords F or l4O 4. • 1 Eaton of faton street, Pimlico. Nicholsproved, that the Pla i n ti ff hav ing let house 1 ' . MI .Eilenboroogh's Tens tar lusolVent Bill, which . waa .: T . - h i m - _ .. . a . - lead a fi rst and ordered.tofiefite;ad a second time to-'l . dr at the rent of 801. for which he charged only i ;. On the Ist inst , at lisettlwiry in iTo b use • , Kcal -rJad, Mr. Thomas I 1 I. r2s. 6d., the witnestoffered to recommend Plain- • T ivilson, jun. Morrow.-Adjoorued. . .... I tiff, his friend , the present Defendant, if he would i .I.37 blisdaY eyeattrg, at his house at Punter, in his 614 Year. , • 1 undertake to let his honses at the same rate of charge. I Robinson ha Mr. John ~ akseller. in Paternoster-row, o the tints F . " ,et.Withie andsKobsilSon ; a g entleman hi g hly respezte I fur is- . Th e perfection of the lkrtalias-tint. displayed. itself This the Plaintiff ' agreed to atii and the . witness 8C- i tritiity anti amiable character. and whine loss will be deeply re. I • •• • :••••••mitomf kw his mamornt•a friend. e W AfeINISON W. YORLEY AND ANOTHER. ..11611ioginaiity, - . 1 1 4 / put its weakening property) be anapton to 'lnvent the ill effects of anddeit change from heit to sW, Ind rice versa. At .a Meeting of the Royal York Mary : at-bone Velnvitees Regiment of Infantry, held 'at the As. mottry,on Wednesday, December 1,. . consider the propriety• oloffiribtitaliervicei to take look parts of the London Duty,.as sequired r .ii wasitesolved Unantiriottly, • '" That, understanding it is the wish of Govern - mint to employ tne Foreign Service so touch of the disposable force:oe - the country as tan he . Sparid from other duties ; and anxious to afford * l evel as- , sistance in our power Co forward the - iiohle 'at'foigle , in' whidh Europels ei*::tged, eie'otier,ottx *serrice's, to tukettpott ourselves as much of the this distrii:t as may be ni t - m ired Of ua. • 46 That Lieutenant-Colonel . - Commandant 1 9 0 4' Viecount DlTlstttfolo‘ be - rNuestell' td iatmtinkte this Resolution to 'bud Yistou'UCStinbiiritil: MajertY's Heckel SeCretary :of Stattatss'the • Wide DepartmUtte.- • . • °‘ 'net in orati to bike this .offer of oti.iter, vices creditable to • btrieltie. !tnrrusefai tis' iabt. country, .inothentt ifkim cafied-luptsw to aeslat in tlse. d ie4pbe'ityatnpq we *RI 'itkit 4 estirt *icettiokt*' Ofirßit our mks, and to mellieWve• • Netritretthe large and opulent parish to wbkit it belongs." 1 This' wet an action of trespass, brought by the Plaintiff egainst the Defendants, for illegally enter ing his Mouse, and continuing there, against his wilt. Thomas Vincent, landlord- of Plaintiff, proved that Plaintiff occupied a house of his in Seymour. 'place, and was a leather breeches. Maker : he never tutor/ 'a 'peison of the rtame.of Scioop.to live la' the k 4 ik& - • ' • 140 Tree, - *vent to Plaietift, remefebereti the Dadditite: I;" l tiiC@TS ß costittg t .Plairstithr ebror 4lte beer& eendidertd theft. , loaner i v tII 'Mt kettle' hi litio Winner Defendititts replied, that lie was indiinnifsed. After that Vorley went isility;tiid left the other Defendant there; and he continued to sleep there every night, from February till April ; and Vorley, during that time, brought several persons in state of intoxication : the never saw a - person of the name of Scroop in her master's house. Mr. Pittx shortly addressell the Jury in mitiga-, tion, and . stated, that the'Defentlants acted from mis, ',prehension, conceiving that the house belonged to. Btreop. .* Lord ELLE:sioadttatt told the Jury, that tiff Was antitillillth a 'riettionatie compensation frost the Defentlauri c tii , . their entering and 'remaining In the house. was probable that the DO'endants acted from mistake; from thit mistake the Plaintif f find sostaihed an Inconienienceisfor - whialt - they would give _a ilitotiable- Satisfaction. •ted with or L i t " complaint, have et. 310 ' 11 " j by rin infallible and improved plan. they are enabled ru 'illtsowee oir.titrate Gleetiand - Stricture., whether irrent or Of 4 011 X duration. without reunion to Ike painful wed daogettlut we of the caustic boogie. Many inwutces ran be adduced of very inveterate suers, n( year, c antionturce,luivief._ ed their method in it few days, after the Core hod been 31 ' tempted by ~ther practitioners without effect I . nod such hot been the twreeab . .e result of a pi Arnim of fourteen years. that the mode of treatment lons not in (I se ringe-ip‘tasee ever prose , ' abortive, timing which period many tintinttent pert•nis, both lexes, have expericireed the enjoyment of havrog been Per* &city cured, aftersevere and injurions methods have been per' severed in to no purpose. • Messrs. Gast amt Co: e zclusiccly pn ' ft -~itg the pnr:iem ar . cotttpltintt . in order that they may notlitretteof, thhsrl.a laisleieell fen', aitkett with the obloquy an jug d attachrtilo the ignorant empiric, think it hot justice la themsdres to uate, that they have beta properly educated and iaitinted into CCCC Ileolteh of the Pertesgion (rertifietete, it which, ham different it nspitels; .tuol. test Imo:Arils from tote mast militia' Phiesielare. they hase,to roltlince many enquirer) , Aunt the retail letioh i " 4 from their entirtivours fir.. ind uce d than to quit Abe proctice of the tonere' Penetitblner, and they prerume Ant their vv.- tenettew konstitete a fair ground for the iinprevdeeteit ettdo itrace with which they hove, by the Public, been so Itheralis ' boboulta.' • . TO be consulted at their home daily (peretranliY, or lee) by Patient., of either Sex, willuseercey, deli 'Y' """"*. tentton. ".tients itt the enurdri are *quested' to state the tartic" ll , rl mono • soettiverse, melee* a Brink-on.e mgr,""nett I wad the saute . will be forwarded 1.0 . . . 14. Bouverle-street, Met' , in cloth of the — mast iseamtiful • descriptioti, edict . edi 1 Diriiiiiais:ihtiriffc :l otfi r- ,,,.. eitinlY by steal" "Mantis! The esbeAgiCe llttrib , t 1 , 141114b 1- 010 Menth of Fe rl ted.to this Cloth by the, Patentee, - Q miaii tt et s 'ool - of . p o ke jtObse mitt, '‘ettl 01 11- AgookWiwirilio Pervitstioo l arid, 000tlytliaii:dwathii i Ow Dsfesidessta r 4. - f .. i i , troreWratio of pricrog Cotkoilliwri ' ,460ni. [ sit *sails .ehdior-sitir ' l ' e i sing no ,11ax I mbitity thing mixed with it of a 00111! conikliertit thin wo bone „; ior chntiorquakity, it most (like flannel; yet *itb- !intehlt finale' iti*tbo saw Verd4 for Plaintiff -41.Unl!get 4 01 . 4 0 1 Mk: Clifro4 l ,,"ittle'eurke, aud her six chltdren, I hiii left &in Itir lieleita,' the mom* subscribed by t MP toubrkfor Agee* . amoenthig to tiblOt . 10 I.:ta 4 16 cfi'lrald 110Y' the ' i l rniiteid l 'tali*. atlatnl4,- .re: 1 1,, Tyndale, Maurice Theniii;, EA. &c. Atttls.tbe da 1 it titai 3l *o llll lo, tst 'ae titerresiori t lini lif t hl t if° -flWi.ettiftted'*4o' spa 'netitlejo9, in kb/ -. 1 neighbourhood of thiY•pliiiii iite , 'Ardd Trisui, `t o b/ • I told out to adrautage fur the children. , ' I Osruary. She hilted, is.great 1 Di . .; r"e;;:, - irri;it:nii; l t;;;;l : ati - etii is amo omen' of ineb on coming up to the parlour leradlerotion is j: ene nab' completed in the .hurt •pao - awl another that d t rial ft end la the more notlnuiced non, love., Amp , ::77 Wedeln% eborneterieefipe troseriet, of rotator • intrater 'fold Oyer We se slissmovw...• sarniverimmia-ilisiceieft,(wlthou er ' than thieves ..for gelling likittet or exercise) wilt torture to ThiFyill, ea a pen . - radical cure. hoer they did. Qua of its The &senses or the Urethra, as frequently connorto lie did nut Care a d — e, be arising from the above complaint, have not escaped t 1 • •: ..._ 1......... I.euttmta ...A in...raw...1 ~ban. w.. are for advio sny pirt GOBS WON. LONDON: 71 ~ obi I will )10 thir ik.- a 1%6 g ciao 1