The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-08-19 00:00:00

• • • • 9 , • •• 4 •• • • • a t • . • • Illa"IT itilleitiiitell reale bei lir elifTly to pti I r ng' at he . eclairs. twentecitue ore Mnlenocence,.and eager for the yintliesm Sinn oT hie character, wife be. I 111.3" presume. *Min the flint 4vir ',toot ft modem Such wilt he a mort.'• heroml mode of landlicitlag the Noble Lord's cheram ee than •roterMlN'a ng, gbis Ae tna!' to a gaol ; Ouch.' indeed. is. the. only tarifa! 'spoilt' elf t'lrabllshing that innocence which be smerlet., 'ad ereTlar hi.- lbotriatneyeAlt worthy of that hit% Offiee; to wines, perhaps front bats it be his bee* oppniettrel,' line Prince, tai whim', 1 logerer n fanjes may begone folds ettrneter..ll ltk•ver heard that ; VT Ittinsadity, nsitostilitv to the. ("Preto of the Irish, wen .01 OP attributable: ' I%nt f •ttitet-*ay,thrit'Ldid Castle. willsee the Sterewhir: tirell;s. eannirc l' A &Sire . • u ry having beta gannad s hy even the .g.inter and the ratty With *loth "I have boost conneeted. at Unman. let ate litiodlibla" thed Ciatltofencb WIN Wit shrink from beentinv.— oeitall I eeriest floe *pnlitie. in kith eases. It, that they will 'weed their fltd gow* until eneptiry tater. plan. '}Pete let me protest silsdnif Any judgment upon the real cha- War nte mentorrnelt Rem I hotr'olbollerb•nr 'pertfrrsions. and viten tills relsjeet I Wolk it nemaary le snake sums' general ve. hits, which yon and 'others/nay apply.twcoreling to your dill- In/4 either at Unroll' Ar Lowtnee: T bear it sometimes most idarMarly opeelented, dram at %dived rises follower tete' I n a. page shot he is incapable of tygattnypt“, Air tawl,nsaysoceno igebted-nalnresf eh! in a drawing.rootte, " heels sorely quit , . tetra- Vitae Istaithe'dilog I. Moiled/ lied, weineelt:sn.thas..eiming hilatarallf; 44 Itsorineotar triameltrlPvC.that nvtebnoso altelheonilify are the characteekrie: of hYnom4ry.- " tbinftittle," hovk an.' • 14114, " that ail atarenplithed , Man. that „A. - Voile-neon, would *am his;witstino ehy penebibnitsk' MO' ignelty." ' /tn . ?, Mottle. Priti surisplosavaioav tun Pr reel •nbllr frOnt tbot• Irllne feel. 'l,6t4revrzoirrZdkaf,.^:l4.7k74V!s-q:k;11,3 wry:, .01 01 ,filiereysius, aeselleorm she EithtKatstl dodge ltelltrevs, sr erepecompliAlted men, ennerof the utter+ aceempitsbed. ;twined, itt - titbit , reslo-ct ire age.. . A ntl, no doubt. Veer carte ennttenue OM anterliallat toviire. those whreseAtirrstilite. 3 they dreaded, or alstive &halal? they recniretl.;. • Hot will the Wroth-Minn of • such own, con n ive. in jtnt l eing.of Aistwitioltei be jemmied ago h i petoa o; o r ,s,eatherc, perrefessinns t fn are. if urbanitv-of l skinners, ermseely of dementione: anelpliievillilirteof lanveas.fe, !yew regardeti.*- the criteria of gemd ea'' , re. an Acconthiltw 'trench kotaye w0. , 13 he one of the test natured tarn is We lororld._r4 tau z. , h. .; ttrl 1: et.. 11 , 0,01 • - . _* . .A Se w words - with 'morel In the Itllotionntf eve'eseeffent friend-ia the chair, tothe conduct of 'be hiyher finless is this bounty. it iennfortonately too tree, that T Stye e,perirnred lath troattheetca woellt bedtime few to Conclude. that theft class differed mar ' s /rat eyery-ofhre• part of England 4 lately I know any cies:, not only in the fcelth.r. of ma ening humanity. Vela the etiorresies of elviltedlife • if"i- Were ant for the con . ric *net the etaintan , the present Rhcriff off she moons. and a 'wry fe -'miters'. ' As tn'tVe •,,l-074. 7 .1 nrand .InrY . one of them. *lade titilffe,',litehavell to me with the 'most offensive poirtm iley; Ake nan. o 1 decline fen" delicasly to raentido. hilt really eft Wert nnt /Sr the manii:Sels bfhis tab'', and the ill n il4rAlitynnf Vs ettreduCt. I slinelld hit+ , mistaken him fora me.nher nr the litbilt•Wer. Rett'the 'H. of thetnel Lieutenant of ynnr Num, V ',Soho vel•r ettronntinary: That Noble lord, pith the PAM iff'Srldgewthter, Sir A ticafiorti Hume: and' two niters, whose artier? dui net 'know, being itindoerti a; Magistrates of the eCattatY: tee bed In in' no hymn a gear' s manner. man . fest- J * 'emu rn men *lt A iddlttere re to my pilints. al.htvegh. by IP fetelle their intivelevethei. T wasencentrneed in make them. Ibbetthcd' the only symptoin'ef the nenticotar I had from the group weirs ivrentilt shorter from Sir Abraham game. !Ara arown. POO What' 'T did net Lon* at the tiro', and whom 1 terard'd figi Mee^ Whletss lord' of land." poilihly thought Isis Bond -et Itetteltetillahre. There Is an anecdote carineeted with this visit, erhieh I eleeklt propet to detail to von; To this ece.nty. w here, ft Seen's. that Ins afty id the abienee a •etwiti. - rovers a ol" 1- trfelde of slits,"—Tife - 7r, hear rend a 'la ughl.;-we have an en. Ithentlinary echtiviloh of loyalty in the gaol. where a thewelaff We' been ',recut. erected for Sniffing a standard le on rota. taTtll4ayel, .te. Rte. This dag-star happening to attract the etenftbeir.erl of Ttridgewaiir, who is a general In oar army, at hOng allprhed of its purpose. he askedr.the turnkey with era *Op, add seine appearaere - 0 Surprise, why the Hag had iiit "been libistril upon the appearance Of the'Lord identenant of the ronnty ? - To which the tornitrY.•,4wed by the high dignity elf hii'visitor. tr..lied 'with great hnmellev . that math mark of illeheeethonld he th - own In tntore s and ,Lerel ibridgewater re. *tried hifn with half.a.rfein n. ~ - T hiS. tie, l des Mb. to 11 , 13 thus Mhtutely, lb order to ialivfy - vett bribed, that host ever V). saltarre may 'Mast or ntefiate. ‘ ' , enemy tel Mtn at Mitre.. And rtiitr lV ilO el fI I ll %ee ri fV .. Vl! laic *inn(' iitial Is lender the en 'lnland of vigorottb and high-Minded' Mews as General the Earl of larldgen der.' As In the rondoef of Messri. . ' saplot sod Fllisese. yore two le/ethers, 'towards ant, in the Ilona, of tunmons. T minion be 1 ., ere upon the Renner , I Shall not newel with his Intellec ts. Aral only sty, that this old (lentlemnan tuns keen 31 Snorts int. irp,...d upon " I; h regard to my eau: ni F. confessedly was noon e "Oiler' it the Sliilally l' l wtr Rill. Then, As to that Hon. Gene tteman,•that Learned hadge, andthatraliant IMlleer, Mr. EUes gta, Loch, has egnal claim 'nail these titlii,li was enosistellt rent Ile filtnnid struggle fnehis4ctireolietioneering partisan, the boleti and it teas eqn Ily . i.onsistrnt that hi should tii,like me consequence of my porties,—few With him net non - 4'4n is t i t sStivor wheu he is in poster.. I acknowledge, therefore. his %tette) , shut I cannot admit his :gentwes; tv in attacking SW rharrtaerßnmilt - .r. I really fell for sir. Samuel in that 'thermal roodlitt,hee a" iii C:donel 'Ellison • Is I formidable adversary to encounter, espi-o,ally in a popular assembly; for if the gallant 1011eet doef not happen to anytime lay 'Ow imuccr of his argil. K, be cannel fail to etaticiliani by the suavity of his manners. u .frii/t' , , tint? pgr t • vat 1 —Aids respect to the affairs Of t ebln null.. I do not thietk Proper to scenes any opining, 7 i ton either theiaelre or niagistr.stee, as-the trial of, both will-so Stiatlaire t lace. Tekiffor the commissions which, however. I" , itbtpeeted heir — iv. hired. - ' "•lerecogh tot --- ,ft wionsitout Lord e ...,.. TI etrei tit ameashre. Anti I toil the morg anxioos ford g enerat eequiry into prism' shines, hocaasiel am perstinded, that is, must lead to the establishment of some legislative art tby deinlogl and li m iting the • power orgaolets:—The necessity of melt sti Wsestsere nitilt be olivine's, when the indefinite nature of a gaol-i ereudheretinoary power, and the number of persons subject tot Vat power, is taken into enusideration—w hen it is coosidenoll th a t a nt leas, probably, than 10,000 English subjects sheaf this( mome nt under the dominion of gaolers, w hick number is ton 1 i kely! to he incense! by the increasing caloinity of the times—when , it is coosidered that accordioe tra'as• law authority (Dalton).] it is held. " that where a person is committed to prison, re-; ss peeially If it he fur felony , or upon ao execution', nr MA'AM, sg a fregilli a, orotber offence, every gaoler ought to keep goal so Prisoner in safe and close custody—safe that he cannot wic.ape i " end dote without eonfrretwe with other; or inteUig , ^B , e o " thieex obrold,"—when it is considered that Undet this antito-1 rity - gaolers generally conceive themselves entitled, and often exercise the power of preventing any letters (nun heing.receie ed. or sent out of prison without their previous revision, by 1, whieh they are enabled to prevent any one appraised trait male ing known his situation—users •it is considered that in Ifveril prisons the prisoner are not allowed sufilrient opportiinity for the enjoyment of 'air and exercise, being limited to three, nod even Inn Mars day. and subjected to various other rearic- Cons, particatarly with regard to the mod... of comfounicatieg • oelth their friends, which reorictions, while they appear te tortigivale in , sere caprice, are productive of great cruelty— when, indeed, aecordnet to my information, prisap i ers, Eur treated in inanv eon's mach 'sliest Akan Cr?tle— I it is considered that from the report, of Mr. IfiriVard, and other philanthropic enquirers, frnaritylsoin;•howevar, the whole of me truth was too frequently 5 inerealed, barbaritito..tsepear o to haVo 'wog) committed in English prisons, which are scarcrly I to ha paralleled in the least rivilixed 'yeti eitilt:Javiten ii is cptitidered. that many through. Were misfortarte-allist many wltbont any moral aunt whatever, an-J*l4o)e to thewisitetion gaoler's authority--nay more, when it is considered lay what di-seriptlon of persons tle o ffi ce of gaoler i; generally:oehnoiod —whew, in fact. it 1, considered that the mere ageeisittace of doe office too often furnishes presemptive evidence a gai n s t t h e hu r Inanity of the officer. fi ber, hear!] I would not he under ' stond, Gentlemen, to speak geaerally against the gaolers,.for.in such an office a good man may, and I am assured thatsanse men if , a render great service to httmanity. liar no one ptissewing prurience., •orirratibility. or ill-temper, should be %Vested kith that alter. Ileum. sear!] I thank Gentlemen, for the a tentiost yids which you have favoured me, and I beg ticconcliidewfth proposing to pod the heahh of one ef the roost miexceptlonable men in Paigenad, or perhaps nu earth, of one who forces impression impression by Use ereaur of hi intellect, oho rommands respect by the impqrtatiee of his eharaeter, and conciliates regard by the benevoleece of his fee/legs—of hint, who defe ted the wishes of the 4 'vier and Magistrates—n(llNi, who 'stoke the rignfir of tny suffeting-111 glv 'toe the health of •' Mr Whithread." - Thistaast was dec a nt with the Widest accromatinnd. •-• 1 " The wpPeely . removal of. all Cigit attichigg, Is Religieu. 00[6'1111N' was proposed by the ,Chairinan l apikdrark - the likole tomaany standing, With three tiiries three. • The heakth of the Chairman having been drtank,..-thai Geode man returned thauks • and ;after en animated compliment e . pro, posed the health of * Mrs. fisbaldestoa, whiCh was drink witl tin highest marks of respect. Mr WP AV, after a snort impressive address, proposed She health of '• Mr. aliidocks. and the Independent Electors of Buss on," Which was drank with the utmost aaplalee. " Sir Francis Burdett and the cause of Reform" followedt and was drank with the most lively plaudits,—as was thels " nalth lur Maier Cartwright. the veteran friend of Reform,_—aod ". Mr ' Sheath, its most active friend in Line:4°ll4re'. *5 Mr, ileongnien, an wont remains of independence at the i'nglish Bar," trasdrank, upon the eropositiou of Mr. Roland, as was a Sir S • 'tannin v, and the Reform of Prison Abase " .on the proposition of Finuerty. • • The healta - of " the Rev. Mr. Needham. and the- indepene dent clemymea of Lincolns Are," being drank., 110 1 -le'ann -etatrntd Ambles, expressing his regret that any men Should be long to the order of be bad the honour to be a member, who could he goilty.of persecuting the press, or the free express lion of opiuion. " Sir Gilbert Ileathrote, and sneers to his Elettiod for Lin,' colashire.". was drank with peculiar enanisiawo. • 4ere rsk. FINN KATT observed, that he had , reason to expect be sbotiave he honour to meet the electors of Lincoln at the nest election, with a new and lone ceetionable caudidate or their (avow, in opposilion to Colonel Ellison, who had been tpo long permitted to misrepresent this respectableeLy.—[ Lout and lone pplausv.l. - Ike health of the Sheriff wit drank with marked respect and regged„ Arisong the toasts which followed, were—" Mr. Cohbett, Mr. Lovell, with. toe other sufferers for she Liberty of the Press," "MC Marris," Success to the Starnfoira News " Tot dinner and Wines were excellent. —The company separated abdot sheets cielock. 1.411 V INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CU A SCERY,Avoin lif • ••••.•••••••• • II TM SUTTER OF CON//114 A SAIIIIROPT. The Loon CUANCELLOIt gate lodgment in this case. It was a Petition from Nicholas Wilcox Ceti die, to sorer:ode the commission, of hankrup.cy which had been issued . agaiust him t and tho' prayer ursed - the it. gr -Ad - -that lewd' if 044 t ify. warraljsaed strongly di.Teggdf So far . WII:4 di*, fact . " undisputable 1" The cileAcut.oa acquiesced in the propriety of appointing a pers& to take care of the premises, . ANNUITIES. , . - THOrniserop, IN TIIE BIATTLA or Teorj.E .l • BANKRUPT. The . LORD CitAncv.w.on gave judgment in this ease this day; and not on Wedtiesday . last, as was erroneously stated in a foneer Paper. • It will be remembered by our Readers, that this WO in 'application to the Court to confirm the re, Wert' 4t a Master in Chancery, which valued the arr. edify if /M. on the life of Temple l at 10,0001. when it had been purrliesed for 8,0001. some years since by 'rhisitloweed. • The tdatiCefatticluon, in giving judgment, re. pea'tedthe'llscts that it was in evidence that the life. df the Intlividttill; on which the annuity had been trantect,irie in so dangerous a state it• the time of 'the ptirchase,lhaf'tione of the Ottir , would insure, it—that, infect; it Was not an ins rahle life, and that the individual had subsequently so i'eCOV'ered as to be now in a Moit'eseeltent state of Health. This litter fact hadlitereased theialue of thhinnuity, end it Wet an'eient orwhich the' Person Who had pur cha,sed the annuity ought to hate the. benefit.' The' recovery of the mtiWhetilth t aial.,' - er consequence, the increased value of the .annuity, had guided the Master iA making his repart; and, under lif the dr boinstaneei, that report could not but have fils con tirmatiOn ; therefore, his tordihip declared, Mr. Thisileviitod had aright to comein under the com i mission , prove to the arhattut awarded and set forth in t?.e Master's report. • • • • X 11301.11M1r.,1T OF Till COURT. ' The LOSS OtAsettiordeilired "Ifittittion of !net iittiuttn4norrovr (this dell, as he found' it eh colutely'rtereSiery to take one day 44. to dearth heed," so as to enable him 'to transact the greet etsentity of dirty Work it would be nece;sary for him to•pistforfe previesitly to the rising 'Of the . Cokirt for the Suetraer. * . I'- ' • • • • ~.. PDZICE." ''SfAxstox-trottlr. .V.ttatiNATi6,4 persons of respectat Miley Wete 'token" btstore the LriltD MATOII, yester day, on a charge of breskfng thee windows of , Mr. Metcalf, 'the nedupicaf •of It house in a court off Tower-street, the'preceding evening. Mr. Metcalf stated, that hearing a disturbance at the end•df the coact in which he, lived, he-was in thiele4,•tis calm the alarm who was wit. isb.t.intlfsposed, to" go and' en'ile!elVnir to •liCertain the cflasti, When he obserred"the arlY'aCtiii In pretnoting the row, byoitilg '.l. lor tights, and - letting 'off squibs. Hi expoStalated with them on the impropriety of their conduct, i which' only tended to increase their 'aiolenCe. Re - then retired to his house whither he' 'aitts;folloSied by those permns, who threw stOnes at Ms WinatOss, and broke several of them—and a geitllentan naltiell 'l'ofiiii 4 l; frt6 atco reprobated their prlieciffingk,Vvas griiiat sissifilletl. - Ttiekitii iVt4trott remarked, that he happened to he wit ihtilly", frOm home, - c tliti, Mansion-hauls) himselr, *lid the good people not thinking'that lie had sufficiently deMuttstrated •hlsloy oh the brillia4t occasion which luid 41aeli (Mule foi thii illtimittitlbOs, had broken — HT whitiols; • ' Upon such ocLvsioni, howevei, he thoight *Cone allowance should be made far the shullillbuk a 'Biltlgh spiritand, for his own part, he heti-till)+, rb'rgave those' who had fractured his glass. fle hoped The same feelings, of lenity would be evinted by Mr. Metcalf. - - Mr. M..said:he diciaght he ennfri not folloia a better extittrple aids' that set hy his ',brashly and he Waved thi r chargi 'Against rhk'flriittiti : kr. Tollman not * coneefilag that a ia fletory l iar A c htbi the enemy was a Sufficient nis Poi; 14466 , Lki11ei - that an assault upeo• hti with sOcks u bri . oketbets, atones, &e. to the endar. gering•of persons' lives. Some gla,l is Coutts's bone which cost 41. lOs. a q . , • s • • uare, broken . ; ,several windows it.. Sir Francis Bartlett.' were demolished; both tlu.se had becii well light-d 'during the . night. This disgraceful scene was kept tip till - pail three o'clock. The damag e done is e it ;. mated at 64 or six hundred pounds, 'his party 'of . the.patiole were stationed in th a t le i' 4ll. bourhood to keep order, but the mob was so hu m , rous that it was impossible to regulate them ; boa. ever they fixed upon three of the ringleader % w h o were particularly active in throwing laki-bats and stones, at,d of a convenient opportunity seize.l them, when there was a general sing-out to rescue (her: and Vie mob attacked the Officers most viole!o; callitth theM 'Piccadilly Butchers, 6,:c.; rue r.f patrols-"W . , his head cut open ; they, howe ver, fought'tlieir way bravely through the mob, an: l coo. reyed them to a watch-110U*. They found upon theni.brick:bets apd stones. Ykeril6; vfibrning they were pi/mine!! le ore Mr. 11%nES, fli"e,y said their names are Juh l hoilie;:ll4ltrAj'addock; anil Thomas Piclin gw ._ 'They are a journeyman ico.PI inter., a tenant oat ef Vitae, aid an aprentice hoy. They were ordered to find to bail. C:hariesaVihi was brought by a party of 0 1 . pittrOle, charged Witt lotting oil a squib . in C at ti. a . rine-street, and • preparing to lei off enot!ler. lle W 'as connect! in the penally of 'fos. Frdli,om 'Lickford'was chaiged . with a similar of. f encet , o p i ; os lt e the . Admiralty, and was cottvietql., ' I.f Cha - rged . With a simila r o deuce, at the Arf ailainectm and Jo /u c rn au, t w .t; aico 4. tivicied w . l344 the mni, St: Sarnes's4tteet,, brought Up in tit... cesto.ly 'idNichets,"aild charged by him, with breakiig wil dOws.antlxkliOcking violently at .Aoers at !mg o'clock in .41mmorning. Whey were'oidered to bud bail. • QVitt.N.,s39( 7 i ‘lt . . On Mondaykair pirsons Were brouglit ap to this Office heron.. L4-71 . , 0 r st,.. c lyar A edhy lady of the nittyo o r - Prim . ‘rith,a conspiracy, aid creating riot and disturbance iii acid pear her hou,e. The peruilis 'ComDlained.of were rt,sPricairie tra‘les. people, - :whe finer s s upplidd the d r Y •tlitoods.of rioui sorts`, in the way of bilsinets ; arsd*.fo my other hand,..lhe Defendants cflarieff he? with swill& them oat of . their' property; and that`thi:y to to her residence solely for the purpose o f iltosadi li g payment ortheir ' separate ieeduots. There Were several other! trades-people 'SOO aPpcnred against her, and were particularly urgent tO rt tiaie' warrant grikrited them. under cluirge • 'of defrauding them; when the Mitgistrate,i 9 tetWiA, t!d.stroagly recommended that.they. sliobta 11 44 111.611 0 !i‘tY hocUl proceedings, at the same time'iliiiii`.arsingill'orese 144 had been taken in Custody. Irie the ti atked; ape en. happy situation Of thel4 ) !S all4l • aiwristrticalar: rk ly called the atteritio of the intende4Lo' riVenianti, observing} that her: i ba'sband s now in:prgow far coos iiderable admit Of :Money, !toped Viat they xricli perniii.fier to returq borne unmolested, uotkiithit:iiia, ing which, he jras 04(4 to order two °Mari fe ellcort,.4er_to:ber Mon OterttAamUtis Ass.tuvr.—A mast alarming assault was committed en .a respectable trade:mai. in Wardosw:street, *on Saturday la't, by a Grandee, lately anixed in this country. A bilge• agent, in Dorset-street, Manchester-square, had beta applied to by the Spaniard, relative to the purchasing a house, and• else respecting the incite of furnishing. The house-agent had directed the tradesman in goes• tion to furnish drawings, &c. an .} to attend at his house with others, on Saturday morning. He did so, according to order, mad the Simian} soon after ar• rired, with bis black servaaniarul the tradesman, who was seated in the counting-housemse as the Grandee and , -trds . ted himself, The Spa. seloctatre 1 laro. TviiiitliteTtlekeiiistrnbainn t which, however. • '2"‘" """ ~,'''-' '""`". -5- '7' - g" - • ' -,'" -"" i"'"J - 1 ' Tunorf luuru v" , r Luc v"'""!.7 . 7 7,, --nn•-•-...- . - 7-777 1 wiz:, cuistra lit Luc c uu,,,,,, 5 -.....,•... 7 ........ 1 empeetrd before it 44. U.iei4 . 4.ant Cad/terricgh told Sir F. o f the' Petilidu cis urged on the grounds—that Foi- ntsegeensg'his eye, or that an astaalt uPo'n his ,' passed him, itad.afteFiraedvseated himsele- - -il;; - S - in : r, virdett nearly a month sine', ntitthistooanissionoltould betook he (CORNY. had ''conimitttni lie act of bankruptcy, person 'to9alifini deeined . it . TirOpet'..dinsibristintion of niard turned -round jai' pa,ssion, aad snake to his ant rrn immerei.../.." Pella" if lite Ifoble Lard were Joked • ,s..' I ._:. • ' 1 . ... , vishV the atemisilon had net roe * darn , arfordiri e y , be might an,,,tuiL he !as .. ! 0,. a tr a der at . the time of ! t its is- satisflictitin / for tndh in erent„ insisted' n i pon the Lig- s.tv thot be did not mew "lamed atrtv.',7 is the. enemas *es teng of the convynission. ' Hit berikhipsaill; .At he servant, who immediately drew his sword, and placed -- greetni be i ng held te'llaii; fi t 'anii w b r - 'a . prosecution at him elf at thedoor, when the Spaniard seized the Ofeikatiod -- 1 401 1 hiv Cstil) l 4 mbilld !mist arm *l2ew areas. hi ll atte ntive' • peithel I elthe d ocumen t s Ind isfada. the 't al thi - thetifird.:.-[.4 resit .. , aad learn-It must bare been : -.. • .... • • •-;1 n --4' req . iiisitiOis which was immediate' tratresman by the collar, and shook him violently— vreounn tiIMOIttpOOP (b i lk COmMitSioo nand my libera. vita respectins , tins jar,. and with' respect to ti;e, cempirlw• with:. . • - :: •• IL lilt I nail face to _this,eoPtsnitivion..sad ill.m ei ta l tn n e o r t II rstgraund, namely, that no ad Of bankruPtey had •-• , • - GuiLn' H AIL.. . • . T th h e e y re w w er e e gl o t l it i 4lTlLN l A l` ,"„ t4 4,,=„l, •l „ t 0 1 1•":4, 1 1 1 ,; e li my c l os „, been committed, . be found that the persop rem-uthchreealoatrhmeredt.rads?rtonupinhotlhseterreoro,mt,o a;pal. DOW • - Akins Filth, a journeyman catreeter, was yester- g ram •of f t t a t i i n r inouieai t tog o tow s cun w ' b im i l i snirins pc ler- brookhi forward to prOne that no set of. bankrapt . cy; dertnsarged With breaking the wihdows of Mr. Mist, produced his drawings, winch excited fresh d a n g er. t Mtn:tithe% more eitemi re sthosefthre the gaoler Or • ad been committed by 9undles, previously to . the . is . . the llhismtin,; ' hi Fleet-street, 'which were drea d - strateelemesie. • Xlia here I thitik to re to observe. that suing of the commission, was the very same nem- ftniy - frateured in consegnence . of no lights havin g g a Seth i , best reloaded Mu to ya,ksia upon ultimate re- deal .(and he believed hi 4 name was Smart) on whose been exhibited'Ond dimssge done to the amount of pease the Spaniard, who•could not speak English, The Spaniard drew his sword, and lace d it ag ain st the Fre n b c r h east w o w f c r s e e u e p m h s ols t t o ere girivestf.rheoshinotffhisusctea.te Every okras- v . ... . . • rik of "I • iiiver. t ehteriati the I°'‘•*" may be ew "1"" fd • oath the commission had issued ! Here then was evi. ' 401: • , ".‘ o "'''''' - " D 99 1 etimm'alatieri skould coasiat, of Timor, Gleeful, •P. ' Ott Dlr. Ellissos toot s. -or even clerical Ala. deuce quite contradictory ; and where allegations The' laitilifhtlit - Who apOrehindeld the' Prisoner t t , dint ninst do ttelittinr, arine24lfy themselves aka the a ere so contrary to each other, and thit too from .....„,.ivePotoPlatn-.4l(44seer t) - • stated' that tn€y we re endearoUriatto secnte some of ' the same person, it wasimpossible for him to decide the most active of illinn6s,' Who were biddking Mr. : u st i r . a t ta h g e em digsr wa m s n u t s d ed ro t w o i e n p gs pe i a n se va t i h n e , B a a n s d ha a n; struck upa !Lind of . h .ha pla&d the,ti'pliestererin ttt l qt Lauf the room, as , ~ Anavarso, she sneviawrise, a publication, that to far as , • . , . ih , 1- enquiry Asa goer, with lewd to-Lincoln Castle, the treat under such circumstances . 11113 point must be tried in Mist's Windows With' affrence tin& TleilOY - Filett i si if to.sing . i;suid; in the • mi I, 0 th&Wm, .the a. :sea most booonnble to t•e Choler and the Slagistrates.- a.Coert of Law.. With respect to the second ground wlien s oul . ‘birtiet 'Bin •Priabnie - fiff Ma arta and' it r i.fi te 4 tre l eueetl: . 0 64 v i Q 0 ,4 Save lh c Itiggi 'ltalian air, and with his sword a.grotlenten, nothing Imo takes plate whit* can mitre tor. oh 'which Cundie rested his ease, namely, that he throw somethingfininiedlitdly - tiffer which l e inisk of t - 11 r --i v 1, loAted ea act ivy, Before anV evidence wav -and et red' to t r:rittrere•nferrett•trethe Committee of the Horse " ' ivita net engaged in any trade previously to his being I glass wits' heard. ' Thu hisfantly secdred ilitn, 1 00 "ilia njeniced- ins, i etery onelp the room lief le b i y ig s t iww. i usi• moo i, k was contrived, -bra to - kareuvre which I fully eltibs4ked.in the Pantheon concern, it became a gees- • conducted him . te fite watch-libine: e'''''" •' -. • ; --• • • ( --n t; '' ''' -. A A din apitglikkergr„wa4. Clinging 1 4 somata, tottavr the (foolery:witted t aad be deeded whet 1 ... ••• 1 _ - *aver - WOO ailfripi c -k 7itlV slated to the HollOr of (ROOM/Ow I ruin, *nether the Petitioner had-eo - acted. *unser I The Prisoner stneseeenny denied the charge, and u inOggn i g for mercy. a . ene- corner, t ~!t r apti.ir m ad e ~ lit.e Arty tetra,* ground foe suspeetiog the loan of mover a queatly to his purchase of the Pantheon as to bring ; brought a companion‘to supped his rssertio'd of 'fn- 1 a Napo at Min- with the steprdiin Ili Ititiller,•m bi l ate Ma s'" raaei ' ' ll Tem " mher itt " bay '' .ll " nu rf es4ed, I ritual{ I him within the meaning of it trader, This point too l nocence- He also obsersodi that while he was ' s hi si e c i h - . and whilst loatiknis i ps. - basit, sil ha Sir JUR Fitliting to his stools, that it they. - a resorting to • troPectOb lB ' O r O nil wer• ' l ove - ironing his se:lnuit) 4 , Ptitim at e• l : e . v . °- ' 7 " -. k much ' V "'nini rrni.l Mal- *,•sual bosom _march for the prfprenten stirm crime, Ratner ' Mast by. tried, especially as the representations or, the watch-house, several any fellow Wawa to deft:lre ' •it Mamie / did it!' i vs.iii- the 'flt-- j Bii.nkrupt, in the Petition, as compared with I brou g ht in on similar themes, mho write. allowed tat 'lea through a door and 40,41 04 v.n a Weicf of four . . .., - . Aug bat s a ., 4tA ; v ag .we b e ,6 °.lll.lr ,,,g. ere g al" t . 1"2 1„ cr id ,, l° ,:der m ilb e g ut t i m .'' „,, i ,.„,,d rh. ' "hl44vi t ,, e „ 7 certain letters and former declarations illustrative of I go-at large en giving their *Admits,. while ,he who i --- • • • °' 49 -.l9ge. '' -44 114eu$44wo Ai" s solar' ode lin/Dry. how coseeDr. Coviey Itlingwort4Ve denial in masklike his conduct in'the Pantheon concern, were its eina;?• was really not guilty, was kept in custody. 4 ' . or, five feet !the where he Wil4 aim . ...pytemspar., , , vi t h ; ii, tp bc__ i brc.,,,,,, , ,, , ,,....,d , ii„„ ca m e tb st ~ne o l a ge Divine net ' tradietion of statements previeosly made. Both those. The Officers admitted that some respectable user- h is ' second danger was notising,-conlf*-ed-!-- - __A to rely aeon N" aearron4 orrithyrr.•• tine pato at thy in•inel!Pi. ct the tion? Dof it was die ezenarable•indivenetion of miseriotts lona. , points must be tried in a Court of Law—there only, ' chants and brokers had bees apprehended,. but being - he had before experienced. Mir f e e{ flestr.arkr, auLt proceedings. Were. yesterday instinitect, agniA- • gram is,r. i 40, DM WOO to condo** hitokowean orw e epee could they be decided; - and it the petitioning creditor • known, they were se Eered,to go, at Urge. , • ' gp Jotrip 4)pidipes prior* p. 'think brow llNagworth met it• t, ht,,,,,,e.e, teeters h at 1 i p..., ow A m id those ay., Pre matters, his Lordship thought that, - Mr, Mist expressed his surprise tie.: those whoi • deinst me Atradvaesier marl, the -4elissis it -(1 1 1,i lie ought net to refuse him the liberty. . had reaily the means of paying for thedamage.he had A Theatre is proposed tc r o . be ereceo4 ilfftf ~ upon - Avon , and. consecratad •to die IgunorleA 0 3 4 Ude. &sr !1 ;. .• ~,-.1...5, 1. .: , •1 . itgr.ifi gi. then stated that some individuals, who i sustained shouklise set at liberty, while the unfortu.• witis roepret Sog*P Rolemiss, if dit-tbilaili* le polities. I f • •44' •° . 9 a SHoitseEARIE. ' Walkdakt., within:m.o%lu oposearof ovelbave any roo , frereansleus to have the premises in question,. the , nate Prionee r whose guilt wsentt, doubtfel l shouid• • 3,... 5 . _ serums with tortutelbe primal aloft* • tidy 'dander the Pantheon, repaired, Ilia stepped forward and offered Ibe breegikt forward. : ' •,. ";,, -,,1i ,11% • J is Ciowtkenersef Saehatot oallemdesen Med e'er , • • reseed me . 0 4,4 such terms . as might tieSermilltial to the creditors, if I Sir Ws . LliWat,: the . priesidingAideraMmel mid, he. A ball of fire, during a heavy. tborral 1 0 P a t oppeu era a double barn et Oulterciafay, . ... ~..., and the do:soonest lirri . ._, , lex andcensumed it tege ' iltef :sena t 14,0 k IM, lei k e **ow pArotifrirtidk=pitiortivel prietiere.7 the petitioniag cr ed itor *anew aertinesee in them. If • could • not- account for this sore. of appoint favour, v. an ), end some stacks adjoiniag.. 1. .., ,: ,l e ts... :...• tk‘batereritriffs &West obsdos**WM lo . 4 lo l4 = lo 4 l Cr* the petitioning creditor could r prevailed on to agree sad could • only. give •dirantions 'that •ahlro *genders. • - • „ A ,„, a , . 1 % . ...3 • yeti poky iptolitki hie eleOrillosiii * &iv* Pe pew.' : . • . .. 1 ,_____.....- _......._,-, I 0 . ~... • W0N11440.11i kit Willari 1 thick ... efe /Waft 11% ',rah u hi.: In t !kale, terns, then there • hi,stot" Ise an y vieeer- Th should attend thiittlity, if they each' bit dated. . ; ' ••• • • . blAltitlLD. . • s.. , •&• i rr; c i i ; 4 17 tiOp w llhat Ilaiiihyv, g . ~ OWN, ' will *steel? city to to late a Court of Xi lad Mr. Hari ob. 1,! Mr. Mist thought -the conduct of the constables, Oe Wednesaay last, aUltoettis Hall, SunbliC.,.,!.'stor _A v. i ttro ftim e N 't= 6 w ilitit _ be . ' ... ; , ws olos e " l i.ftea s nut : . tallied leave to arrange the Ales** sca . otaie* ta,:•had net been impartial, and &eared iiis - iutentioe - ef Hatmarateal ThneAstw, to nava; vnimatst apisu r ti‘e,-R.e,..: VP 4 ift .wiligit- cnitiptanno is • . ' ~,,, :. ?rte air anw, the reset of these negiacitifo , tii..' s i: .. '• . - I taking-the opinion of leis solicit-etas! to the course lee I L .e •-• i ' l :!' SIL F --- --- -- 3. ........" ' 54-J:i/ett " rd ' l49 ` 4lk ' ` .l '' I ' s fli '' • hest i n ,,_* llollll ,owner'lwoodersitP . . ot,witieniniati - , Mr . ['Any then observed, then thatlatheon ought should .. panne , . as *eh was • in . pteitissitticie . Milady DI F.l). c• - V* " ""Zi a li st "" 4 "" w i: l ` % ' " Ibil! ... ' • &tett' t the ... • s f Sees •perhan • ' • -tq pre-'), dretties - of some of the offenti*ili." "A . .. 1 ' . . • ' "1 • ' Us *_eJuktiv oftern-tooPond Pitgut Ithe l fe 4 1 1 1 1110 " dert 1 414 5 0.beehtile. lasehts **tea ems •`• . ''' iboteikhi s k to bli ein re a share re o ' ath.lairy Date, °f at Hood. „,x. eet.hVg; ..14.._..____...• • er.maknen .warassiellnekk. • • ! '''.. " ,-- -`-- - --.-* I Siile it ;, t i Ong h i t W 0.44 1 . 2 0 0113 $ 1 .1 11 4) ft *SS ICI, INt•chevrai adinitted le balt,... •, tC. IMefi.4 . On Saturday had, at HOrsint.n. Stistes, the I ?••7''s .. . k i ll( l ' reett iZ i l i g• h t - . ' 0 1" Pet . . setts a.eerntitleafhat it tiset•*44iintitiasthe.,4llloB-ir.‘ r • bAb f .,,, gap. tests ... ....., . , . at'; • No , . i... Sq. of )(empties-homey-Dear Bedford. ...• •v:. • ite ..'s - . • • 4slts. be opetiod .. a tried as a neatre 'lntim had' 'it aintl! • b . . , .. - • NOW-crltte: "•4l - ''. 4 ". . tie th 12th WA J. . stielli. of tic Ze d e it e ,„, Ise . ,i ... A a , .!, ... o n oaturtlay lot, at , NOrt 0 10 .• ~..., ie, " N a t Amap a , t op ein ~.. tne s, s, 0 194 ‘,... 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