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• lee. _ appeared t :f % Pa m i r 13 ot Pl i st ee. fre S t tie M attl e :;: h atel d l l e e a ft ii:l hi a f t o go to the pit; Mid he Homed he should Ire allowing ma much time for a womaa to go h a distance in ealiag twenty Militate. Then mocked the pit at tweaty-Ase Minutes before . H. mocha OND ask. according to the replica tion, whom wee Abraham Thornton et that time ? 'lhe Mom" wirahl he, tab* the latest moment. that at AS nue. before live he come op.with 'another per ms, a laileead aheiffrosathepii. When N. Ashford arrived at the pit, the (immanence. of rape and mar die. asechnog to the cOrnster-pies. were yet to hallows ; sweets which, accordisig to the experience tel Coortror Justice, must ham occupied, iit the mtillbll IterchitiMr. .a grimier a an hour. This brie& thiltio led usiantio beans Ave, at which precise- men mat'. they had Abraham Theorise meeting another presets. namely. John lloyda•—. a mile farther from Holden's farm. and two mike Mel a heir from the pit. Prom thence 1w wet liars ed. still deportiog from the pit. until he readllill Castle Bromwich; so that. in paint of fact, it me 'cited? impossible for Abraham' Thereto' to hem* tit:WA the foots initiated So him. if the state. I the replication awe comet. There weft 1 mom other panda urged by his learned friend (MV.. Chill fl which were hardly wrath Notice ',_ Mi res t i d them woe es to what had hocanie of the A after Ave o'clock. Of this us doubt ever metal, and. therefore it was net Neceosaly to meet it." Mr. Justice Ball'Llit--" Mary Ashford was Oat Oren Seer the pit after holt-pest four. and yea trace Thornton till twenty anuates after lire." 1 Mr. TINDALL appreheudvd •also, that would I:lhave been rather a clumsy mode of pleading, to do state is that at that place._ at that time, there lies De Lerie to be termed." He concluded this port t ortbe case with amertiog that the Appellee had no Aright to set oat cosager-presomptiods in Iris repli estion to she pregeofplions in the counter-plea. V . And he had not alone set oat presumptions but certainties. He bow mine to the lest port of his bream*, the object *Ordeal woo to thew. thriven. `, der till the eiremostanceseflhecase, the Jedgei hod tipped MI this paint, he had tis add .ods frees Ikies. hash 1. e. 31. 6.1111. Having now pee through all hit mi..' thorities, he had ly to submit epee the geàsml quahog of the Osaka of were of Amt. tel. mod of Ile twee to be lasted at the pre. met ',lightened era ; but he w (rite ceirinced. if their . Lordship saw there wis isilicteet greeted *ewe fee veinithe Appellee hie bettel is this ane s that they *NW OM emepromisk. their dol. bet r . nisei/ this lawn it existed. He treated. he they ile and skint onooeh to their Lettish* deee them, se given their jedgiamatoo the easseledise that the appeal might. charged, and that the Appellee desist lowed lo go free without boil.. The lLsereed Otgadeeme set dews et reel.lily thetie eepteenb Wag accePied d e crier of Coed three hois. Lord Ei.Lesteottootte" Mr. Chitty, do yeti apprehlted yes will be able to get through your d reply dein the weal sitting of the Court Owl ay ?" Mr. Cutrry " I shalt feel it my. Lord, to go over the whole of the cases as -ago meats sebasitted by my learned Friend on th% sweeties. I think I shall occapy s toner time is my reply then I did yesterday.' • Lord ELL11111011100on—" That we cannot at . low yea a Imager time tn.day. The hinnies. most &met* steed over to see d er day. end if that is the edeli c it meet p weer till the next Term." The Court thee reessieed for some time in con- • seltatioe, when Lord•lELLaestemteen amid—'" Unless some oh tedion to the day shall eccer during the Term. the anber hearing of this argument must 'mod till Thursday, the 16th of April next. it is quite im possible, from the press of other business, to herr any fortherargameut in this case daring the pre sent Trim.. Reaeaa—fi I am convinced, that in cause. geese* of the press of other public business which is before the Court, it would be quite impossible. without the greatest inconvenience to your Loud ships and to the public, at this late penod of the Term, le demote soother dry to the argument of this cede. I monist. therefore. urge the further diereasionef this subject daring the present Term ; bat ender these circumstances, considering the necessity eirdelaying the decisiou of the Court until next Term, may 1 humbly ask the Court whether bail can be taken for the Defendant in the meta time? I seed net remind your Imilships. because it his scarred is the course of the discussion this day, that the Court has the !sower iu cases whets mu acquittal her taken place to discherge the Appellee 'upon bail. unless the acquittal hes been to the sIW ' satisfied's or the Leinied Jody. That I tyke to have bees the universal practice." The Coed feminism, a considerable time in desk, as to whet answer to give to this application, when ELLIIIBOIIOO4I/11said-- 44 I take it for grouted you hove not boil reedy to Oilier ' and if you had. the Court de net feel themselves called upon to pro notthei.aisy thing upon the subject. You will am. seder whether yen shall repeat your implication." Mr. R E ADS It bowed, and mode no other. remark. The Primer wee then removed from the bar. sod re-conducted to prisou. The cries of the popu lace. as he passed through Westminster Hall. were still more iudigneet thou du any former occasion. CHALLENGE TO LORD SIDNIOUTH. At hilt--Nest ten o'clock Lord &ARM 'mention, Mr. Joillke Bast.sv. sod Mr. Jamie, Assure. Jawing taken their seoteso the Beech. his-Loordship culled ItIr.GINURME. ibeeetie,icl es. , . wko d dr. Ay let Lard Sid. mo oititlia the Ihl a or' • she day to w_hich ipls lo Uses 11111. 1 11".14 d 66 . 1 Irr i Stea s! keptkeNok..4.lliwooorket. Many let tere hod bola oeseised •by, Nay Lord 1444wieuth, lead . t l c ile tt eseL eeemr piste, Inas the *Marti . 4 Ardithe The letter ie bribe following 6 11, Ves, gilksegalPh 4 l o Wow is pears a , e ll tole Wastes lisaibrasdrat lass yea, as eiteratory ma "T o ZI IIOI . IIIB 84 ° - lesisise sour... so is ash is solailsi ssorsor. I elimslise • sistlieliallieliss, lamely is es Wiese ass, Ise sitisisd ie, se ypor Mad. I Nls %Nisi of owned er is your Lerabille awl dap pp"' so rev aim I will admit of seAd_ s_7 illobeilaSs swim espossd. • AR THISTLEWOOD.' L 414 Sid.suili hes Mt, wed. if I may reolore t. Mate asy isseisiLes the 'object, her meet felt, dial it is • tkee, he ewes to the kith libation ia the stets okiet he at. repeat 1114, take the day he hes Boa bibs, I* Mame WNW' hal wieltate--iset osifk abillaPott is lavontrit eso—but se a duty he ewes Who Ake he hu es-. sad he all those who Manner may be pissed is the situation is which 'be is new plaord. Hawaii stated them each, I shall submit the articles, sad pay limet be filed.” ezeg tr W eider Illsee.;-eor &mho boo, nor old beeves ote is s a ear dither Thistlesrood glee that 'bleb le . Amid& Zsbibitaot verily holism. That ihs said Thlstervosed usedllates to do hi. some grievous 'elm, es bodily lierus--eed ha szbthits them esti= e l l hem sorest* et oftaiost the sold Artier Thole owed, bet for the preesreodost it his mum aping Willy Item, whirls be appebeede." The alldatit, idgotifying the haod-writiog, ens then read—to the following rffeet Ut toe antes seam. " Rees Rattail, of fir Tower of Leads', Geist make* oath awl smith, that he asses the howl-weittair of Mimi Thistlretmel, fates Prisoner is the Twee, sad hassles hist write, sad verily believes - 1M bate above set forth is be his boutwriting." Lord E t. Lax aosouatt the articles be filed." Lord Sidasestb thee crillaleatir. COMM' or CHANCERY, Wassiantrests, .SATIADOR, FORSOMIT 7. His Honour Sir Joint LIAM was sworn Ws office as Vice-eltenarllar. in *pen Court. it will be recollected that bases mains into office befog, by the LORD Cuswcet.t.on, in hie private MOM at Lincoln's Im o bat his having neglected to re ceive the socranseist berme that attemony, made it necessary that he should be rosointrit. THE LATE TICLCHANCELLOIVE EALART. Is Ms miler of Sir THOMAS PLUM 11. Sir A. Pressorr...." I made an application to your Lordvhip ou last Saturday, relative to the payment of the anaemia( watery dose to the late Vice-Chenerller, at theitione of his resigesatios, which is payable out if the unclaimed suitor's fund, and your Lordship granted au order for its payment; but a dillienlty has occurred. If his Honour had not resigned until the loth of January, there would have been a quarter's salary due to bat he resigned on the 7th of January, three days iiefore the end of the quarter, and therefore it has became necessary that sonsededoction should be made. An accouistant has wade a calculation, and finds the suns his Honour is entitled to, is !mgt. ogi. Id. . What I have to ask of your Lordship is, that you.will grunt an order shut he limy be paid this sum without his being obliged to go before the Master." Of Mary Boiler et a quart* put Taer ; in thecale• net. four lime the Weir Illessitherel. Therceald emu know the hour at which the parties left the home. Tilting it hi he a quarter past roar, what was the fair Import lidt this, that the tines was im- sutT s2 revivals is iii af a r migrates •Os it to be lii soirsetea. mare or lean . thew* . tisk! be, that a arm* spore rriemiosit reined. ON sae . side sad the mho. The went objection was, that they had soi right to plead the former acquittal. The • etessill spew whirls the abjection west wee the • MM. •I Henry she Seventh ; mithing, however, • ore intesoled lit that statute. but merely is seer :polies their right of 'slog se appeal. Thy illeuste was Mast is redress* totems which ex. • bud at tfts thee. hy Yemenis% 1 tight of the Ap- issed Daces, grebe, of the stabile, said • • Lim i tri s trailed Ardis purples. that alit by indict. —iesseire Saes- sidle a year owl a dory. oat pre. joilisisertier penile seise. Is the case of Otitis v. • atikevisige iSivuorp.ll. ugh a swim was made, . •-lbdt the Appellees. Bsteheiir sod another, sight Ile adisitemftre bail; sad the eistive swiped was, leant Daishriege hod baste bees icilootted. In - llbstiosee the Court decided, tat is all ewes after lecipittsi, Appellees might be sdesitbel te bail, es. sept orliesenlig sequins had est been satisfactory ;me the Joke. .41aquittal, is the pretest tem. owe •not the ably gfOil4 belies. Them was aireedases of ether peer tie show the isposibility of the De. Geolont'a Silting comilitted the crime charged strimeltile. Lord IlLesseotooon-.." Yee are is the same situation as the ether siebr, sod less part of year Pim" Mr. Ye • lialthOolo' Esactly so, my • lard; that gar slid' Ilmalleelif is, list we have the tight to bet op reenter peweemptions to theist; sad also to set ep fresh metier in our replication to the facts egged is their coaster-plea." • Lent St.t.sessitesse—fi If the right it pre- emptions aside au one side. there must be the smear *Uwe the ether. A presemptiesi is a con- clusion to be drawn from the whole evidence. soil we easettit tan* it till we have the whole evidence berme us." Me. Tries t.r. sew proceeded to s short inquiry of the fact% SI they stood bieweee the Appellant sod Appellee. It appeared from_the replication,_ bet pelleet *Md. iltere Vie BMW. olioin peitit ie imam% heels lib clia-se, ie. he, where the very' defame tweed is the prom replieetiost wee mode —he meet that of el& The hedge there die. mimed 'doe appeal sad Stichergeel Me Appellee, wpm the pseud Met it wee impeesilde ter lieu to *me ttemmkted the mitre imputed to him. Item the reasetruem et hie eittediee et the time when it see alleged the fame hod mikes plot~.. Lent ELLessesevaa -:••• Dem the nether Mite hew the lgli wee proved r Mr. T7r111111ALL" By etiteemee. sy Leval." Mr. Justice Betruttr—u Beeseimel. L rtreeSer) to idiom the emecieecee of the Chen r 16.1`ireeosio—m To infirm the memimecei tir the Come, usd to amble thew te decide whether' the upper' wee le go ou.—"Te his ether owtherities _ but idati- OW feey be filed.ii I. fusseiet, "Lord ELLlasonovon—“Lat theartieles berteir lb*, bolo. 'hes we bildiedistity• Nal by Mr. Barlow. to nese to sod were to the street iellolirle :o• to be deo. ~ - 4 zw-wwi steep: smear. It. be el " ' 42 4rfieks qf the Agars arhalmi Lewd Korea. ltitkaseia girlies* *die- Gear. I . eihrutisa 6 li sure abibileat so hie 'sib eilNb, list, ill a .sums( heiHr Pie • :April isel Artires Tbistiewesiteras cesiorileoll to the Tow, , Alit 0 liS i lligkTrgass•—•ol, .we Is wen so 411111146. , do rbe si x lbit, tut receirsd a Vase sigma • Area The- oligh your **bar ofterwarie. Wan his £4l.p, Ms Ballibi- D i en this lalit hatesirivire essiesi Milers, she *Sag s Amber Tided& . • wssiCasdidalcd freseillsobspe.sirsel,Cliwareierketoriticiiihis .11elly belittessbrier L lle mum basidoeviiing. = l -• ilo NW &trot iris Jest. ferwowy, he received by she Tire- °n' rewirreilkat Ni boorrilw Piford-men, a letter, viola rei ea thb be eerily belisise kr.. be elite the besid-writi of dribs, er t i me ' i s , Hers the • letter was eile fort h-Ad Nit Ithailloot nit they he babe,* the said lasseeestiosed _, Wet was laleoried as • sbaliesp, is incite bin to Wit a .t li a" °l '''' *eel. And Ibis ilishibilme; smith, ties be sever bad way iii. mem mast usootwor 011 it the irid Anhui, Thistkwood, !Wow& see yi- ._ . . FROM SAAIRDAt NIGIIT'.§ GAZETTE. •WkU.itiell, P. b, Nis gospel Hiewas tie Noce has been pleased, lo the bailie sot the 'UMW Majesty, to d'art letters potent to be peseta eider the divot Real of the Vltava itherlamet of Great Britain and Inc -KW erestieg unto the Right HouOirable Artie:trek John obligees the wake of Treasurer of his IWileety's Rory, the moat of the Right Roteouroble awry Rose, deeraird. MILITARY PROMOTION. PROMOTION. Comminfore fe Me Western Regiment of Oxfordshire Yeomanry, signed b Me Lord Lieut.:mud of tke Coonfy of Oxford. Frederick Boyer Esq. to be C.apuon, vies th e Marqui s o f Slardford, reaiiroeddated January 18, 1818. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. William Macnicimel, of Bristol, mereltaut, from Febru ary 17, to April 7, at twat she Conlidertial &mai, BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. William His, of Tye! M. Mary's, Lieloollll, wosuLbuyer. BAMICRUPTS William Proctor. of Sheffield, York, optician, lo surren der, friirsiary 16, 17. and March 11, at eleven, at the Ton tine Ims. Sheffield, York. Auorneys, Mr. Blakeioek, Ser jranes-Ino, Fleet.street, London; and Mr. Shrumunl, xib Ifiefd. • Susan Rose, of Swansea, Glarnorpn, dealer, to surrender, February 23, 24, and Mirch 21, at elevea, at the Bush tun, Swansea. Attorney., Mr. Price, Lincoln's-lau, Loudou ; sod Mr. James, Swansea. Johr Ward, of Milton Abbott, Devoe, eattle.johber, to surrender, February 24, 25,5 t turfy"; and Mareb Yt, at four, at the Kiag% Anna Inn, Tavistuck,.Devoii. Attu.u, ru, llr. Bridgman. Taeistock ; and Messrs. Ma gander and thiline, Lartaten. Richard Carboy, now or late of New Woodstock, Oxford, • letionunigar, tu-survellase, February 13, 14, mud AI arch It, at eleven, at this Mitre Imo, Oxford. Altos-anis, Mr. Dna ley,Oidord ; and Messrs. Robinsou sad Hine,Clial ler- Illuitav square, London'. James Twohy, now or late of Plymouth, anater.mariocr, to surrender, February. 17, 18. and Nash 21, .at eleven. at Wrokley's Hotel, Plymouth-Duck; 9tltorise)s, Meow.. Drake, Church, and Drake, Chinwery•lane, Loudon.; and Messrs. Boson and Tink, Plymouth-Duck. inbolllllB Speacer, of Manchester, rummissiovilwoker, to surrender February 20, 21, and March 21, at ten, at the Star lint, Demise*, Manchester. Attorneys, Meows Hord and Johnson. Inner Temple, Loodua and Mr. Levier, St. Ana's Church-yard, Manchester. Richard Cross, now or late of Aberpvenny. Monmouth, victualler, to surrender, February 18,19, and Morels 21, sit eleven, at the office of Mr. Hugh Junes, Abericarruny. At torneys, Messrs. Jeukins, James, and Abbott, New Inn, Los don; and Mr. Hugh Jan, Abergavessay. Nick I Sheave, late of Alder:tete-street, London, vic tualler, to surrender, February 17, 22, awl March 21, at OOP at Guildhall, Attorneys, Messrs. Cluttun auJ Carter, High-etrert. Suathwark. Tyson Keene, late of Fulham, Middlesex, victualler, to surrender, February 14, 21, auJ March 21, at twelve, at Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Muter, Millbauk-vticet, We tiniaster. Samuel Hurry, of Angel-court, Threnintorlore-street, Lon don, lwoker, to surrender, February 17, 24, and. March 91, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attoruey, Mr. Buckle, Siu•-larrr•, lisseklershary. James Stamp Sutton Cooke, late of Goblersdene, London, elteereniunicer, to surrender, February 14, 21, sod March 21, at one, at Guildhall. Atturocy, Mr. Cuuslable, Symumr.- Joseph Evert', Simnel Everitt, and FAistar,lN4lll, Lite of the Westminster-read, Surrey, stall'. -keepers, 11, surrender, February 10,21, sad Mardi 21, at ten, at Guildhall, Lou don- Attorney, Mr. Duot, Clifford's Ism. Thimins Champina,of Writ Ham Abbey, Essen, firmer, to surrender, February IS, 2), and March 21, at leo, At Guildhall. Altura', Mr. Argill, Whiterhspel-rued. PRICE OF SUGAR. The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sow. rum_ paled Crow lin. Kerman• made in the week ending the 4,h day of February. ISt is 488.10. per inwitireil weight, excitruis• of the lhottam of. Customs paid -or -payable thereon, me the impurtatiou thereof lulo Great Bs itaiii. PRICES OF CORN. Average Prices of Cent of England and Write; by the Quarter of WOW Winchester Bushel; and et Ontineat Iw r hello( 140111 e. avoirdupois; front dignitaries received in the wadi elided the Slit of January, 1819. Meat. I Rye. I Barks. Mate. s. A. a. 4. e. d s. d. 8S ll 49 7 45 7 28 2 Beans. Pease. Oatmeal. 1 Bier or Big. a. 4. a. . 4. a. d. a. al. CA 7 51 I 3S 4 , PRICE OF STOC 3 per Ct. Red.....801i 3 per Ct. Cone 80i $0 per Cent, 99al 5 per Ct. N. Atm. 105 i 106 10521 ladle Bondi 96 pr. ; ON SATURDAY. Batik L. Anis. glv-13-16 15-16 -- Ex. Billy, 2.. Ist 20 pr. Ditto, 21. SO t'3 47 pr. Cora. fur A. sonlidi not alone the power of setting treilerbecetesste-plea nig taken titers inn OM Me umecn, ins .t.ornonip use Instep. left at Skienandary ipier. Winsome had bees itsformed the ---- ------ • 11 ,, d Aiming the A m m er ki lo b it , ' o f h o m e r ; ant called me the OTTORNST-GINURAL, who had re- • The LORD ClitaticaLLoit-" There can be no d eeeeee d h i d a welsh aid name Bask sow% b et t h ree was -....-.. - 11Tent ---- ' ----- '" . 1 i that they bed also the Of'ordstritvg OW the recently entered the Court, to WwWw. objectiou to Olio. for if I send it to the Master, be ne property hued spout him . He lived at the back of At the Lieutenant Oo 's house, in Portsmouth gar- i, 1 1 Appellee sheild tusk* 'within •bt his writ, and The ATTOROST•GIMISIAL...ri My Lord Sid- east one ten d the alidevit of the accountant. Swererwriare. *eV the Obelisk. Take the order fa/Jim asermat of the !diary, The ; se . ? e i she :: laup a y i , i lesottruk4,7.ii4telcry,iiesimareapsvoLilicaaremat the bodtpriernosotd at tallyho; risme, the Lady Howard.of Ellingheas of a vatil-borwrhild, • sad the Jorf west to On Thoreau the bib lost ia WWI -Creams the Lady f Si n Is' Egg llYA a lt .a n dae lAG Sll ESl. luear. ' - ' that s h e A ret tep a s h a m go f ret *m oo t b o il_ mouth will be serene to these articles of the peace,, 1 1 1 The L ease d gendataaa then g a me d a coo from befre . I pntosed .. . to mow ou them." .. 1,11091. Ds. ed." • • .., Moat% peßeili, is which is a awe beetst a b od e- 'llse °met" were •eeetwilistStY handed to L e "' . CLANDESTINE FM - . - .1316.41 R. MSD MRS. ' Manse the Awl Roost war eta! ---.."- !has 16 -,aw deliberated Ilatorday aessight, Coles., Sir Alexander Bryce Com- forri..emieliglAtegice Meetague ; it was Sidesestb, who sat sea the Beach, sad who imisa- Y. half an hour, and returned thew verdict-Found dresseed, .., a 5,... usaadsat Engorge, is Flsetessouth garrison, Comniisder of t h os i o smog Sr r o ot " h e t h e ooto j er o r k m ; distal) , swelot to the truth of their contents. Sir A. Ptotiorepieseited • Petition from Charles liar be "at serene Hie d ri l vilvm l elver il ' . Ike trag '" '-' St. Perdinssid, sada, miss of the Rath, to Emily, (laugh- - kffmr, akkosighithe offeudaot offered no *Sect*, no 'Wove. The thlTOEsite-Gweaol.--es lam humbly to ,Baseley, who is coedieed in the Fleet Primo. IP " • ' ter a the at Jobs Porker, Beg. of Nowell Hall. • , the C.ourt • ise=olithe sppeel , do the ground visnee Yew Lliedslups toeihibit articles of the peace, fee • int* maybe; a ward of the Court..-- _. a.... .r.. -........-. -maaamiam. . Al Bath, the Rev. George Percher, :chime sea of Jos. i ;. -Ave -deeds Sr rie it !impala or i.erd llidurontht . _....eirlN , The Petition stated the totismetances of the tair• " R . J !. IT CRRDIT°4 : . 4 r 6171"11.1 Li Au itor•Porcher, 611. P.• of •Wiiisladeliosse, Demi, to Frau- ' tilit heohm e a ks , 4lll l4lwille i l t r i tr ill eflal• tin* the 'WIC- li. 4.l l llllS t__,L i i_ • •.: - grertWairs Ohm% anithhotikles.Jimaisip - N4ll wow beewase the . . - - Telmeee- ' --imine- yes Amelia Charmer, yoetweess tionghter of Jots Manner, lc e Eager Grosesser.place, Lesslou. meat o f t h e ,catee, where • plea work was net the apperwiewso made by 7 Lord Sidestoulth• wise mother of two chi ..-and was Dearly Wring • J. sa g B. Nowell. gl be km ani . eed doi sed .d es p ree .. 01. DRATHS. )\ theft - proceeded to state% le thin *Mine the p in e., that he third; that silo Abe age of 41 years on IY. Lloyd, sm. Peckham, mad W. Lloyd, jos, Fps- 2 1 On %held lost. at llediaglmen Castle, Essex. Mrs. Eliza- . a q i : a et i s e e t eae s ety lig aele ts f a inl aat h os i . I l es .. t oo .oh se h• i t si ;„ dogs out ashibit them froui any ill-will . or malice the • 18th if slanifey : kort, .oild that she wild bee .1e d; I. s;deri"""---,--Ilery Earl i ..re 111 t • WA lialsodir , widow of the late Dr. Juba James Majenillv, the et kr extol:rots them husband were attetwelo — eatuess . to have a tamper " fed i Ihei mille " eju a r ef she -Pieis c asse t ' * t o t ePrtZ t ow ar d s t h e the "I"s priee l r eei vettert sse of Isis person from that , settlement of her 'which - lay priocipally . so j: Grille ' ae l , ed i Co. at r re ;„ es ti. ',"" Ncre" lots „„, o r a octo t ,,,,,;';': 1 , 1 li C". 1 100 itet sv de i y . , :i t in inst. lidlrs.fieedeve. wife of Julio Gut), I- emitted. the j me, En. of Eery Hall rear Gosport, Ilastr. of hetse ll l C e i t al lawn ati et oso d t i e tioletwo and piteous! harm which he apprehends. the county of DUNA., apse her children ; that R. p„,,, k ,c,„,,,,,,,,, e4neirstee s ee i mee p. euedisea ...1 10 00 th 0 ,0•0 aft. is k esTiu ... quage,. Dam . , liced 13, lade Appellee to go N em l a so w i t w o w to h o i t ,. I shall now shortly Oats the articles to your' Lord- for that peewee thq blid Cottagilted ass ezveriewed Sr. impious, late or Dowiate.hill, warehoosessas .. 11 1 g s o f it H o ,. sachems thshei gh h. consistent with the ilterallt si MOOD and comasert ships. Th e net dole by Arthur Thietleerood. which monomer. sod that, they were desire's s to submit R. Real, Gosport, haberdasher O w Saturday last th e Must Rev. Richard O'Reilly , Tit War he . wins i t „ ren d ' ch u te / t o t h e jo t * s h ot has awed the Matilsittou of shove articles: in,, the she mime o & i s . his . ;I,arstahip's. consideretioo.- - . DIVIDENDS. Arebbishopof Aimagb, and Primate of All Ireland. .• the Appellee meld wet be possibility be guilty of Dena% •• letter be my Lor d Sidniouthi containing. The Learned Counsel osid, that be was instructed :,!• Nem°,' 4 .,, w r i :r d _. -vt r , a ir s° , I r ...• Ile die entnmedivary ode of 100. Mr. Philip Thompson. I n llir crime of which he wet ;Malady AM heshoald in planate! direct terms. a cholhaige to fight'. Illy to submit them to . hie .consideration, sod to say J. I. It;e7", sa eo *. B" ; re : 'irle • 111 the coarse of last summer be bad the eilifornisse to loos his • give judgment for baud. He wield put a case in Let* &domed' bite sever uses Person orrite-+u. that Mr. and Mrs. Bet* ogre noxious to do troy J. Gh „d ra u t r e „,. h ,: re h skeet , b e h en i se h ee .. lO wife, el& whom far upwards of7o yam he bad lived in the but egg* is stated is the articles to she , . that thing that might lie f grossary to aury them unto •• ft.tich o tegeid mid Co. Orreardcb-attest, haberdashers 10 must prefect hansmay ; and am that oworeow he %la'oltett 4 • pout : Suppose • mimeo appealed the death of her hooliond ; that the Appellee itimaided him he hot "Min and sat , this ebelleulte•. Unto thee execution. I. Parker. South Lambeth, usdemtriter .. .. . wager of boatel; that the Appellee emsateritilinded ! • „ that there may be es waist as this sosbject. there is The LORD COAIICILLOR stan, this was the P. Palici.Colcinawswiat, livery -eisbis'imPer , Mt anal processios. So singular so ittelbutee of loureeity mold - ..„ . u • vas Dyrk and Co. late of the Circus. aserchasts lO sot y e a s e e ,, e i te . et t e .,o l , o , sad s h e deeemeed had she 5m5 ,,, 0 ,,, sad that in reply, the Appellee issadoscad she hue- subjoined to the . letteles et As h awse . the Iva- first applinitiou that' hod been made to him iti J. Hamper, Iligivativet, hosier bead napprived to have been.twesofiered. alive, in daunt of a person who has .ten A r th ur Thistle- Court to wary say of the proposals for settlement. •CF.RTIFICATES. surmounting Nultilitysed OestryoMmiciewhato 'egoist ea i hat •-, . Callad• would the Judges , he would Wk , in such : • wood wri te, end Vihe swears th a t he verily believe. which, under the cirtomileencea of Ike cue, the W. eL L . erm , r , o f Hi m itu n , Davos gewgaw-G. Ik e a, he would allow his like's., to be taken. Up t o th e ti me o f hi s case, hire no illterwative but be obliged to award th is letter Is be made " lb, his. The .mucks of the Cann had dmaglitit its duty to direct to I.e made. late of Aldermashury, taindos, chreonownger --J. Asia, of dreams; it we, her daily elm** to taw a walk. Do hide :I 1 l ~, besot. sod nsk the shedding a imported Pencil enede le Wale f e nisvr l e "' will to my Lord teen's blesd d r e illis was not a fancied case. for • Unquestionahly t it wee the duly of the Court to Lim, Britain, L 0hdee ,,0, 1 0 0 .,,,, 5tee .-y. Forma n , the yo unger , nephew ..w alive at the advisee/el ape of Id, its the full v .,. thrlessoth it mud sigued Author Thistleirood. stiere• take into consideration both what the party had stsl- of Nrowelsorrel. Leicester, busier.. -J. Routh, of Charl e y, maim of every faculty, who besides besides a strong and retentive ly fir the purposes( ideotif, nig. as fee as ho to feted, mid whit had logo his condign th the .ollerm. Lam:Wee importer Attu/riga spirits -T. Weightstaa, o f . memory, is alms limed with a cheevful and even merry dia. , ouch a one actually did take piece, and was to .r . be fosse, in the Year Book of the Sth Henry IV. the bsed-wnting BO the present lettev. The person tiro, o f e i remoo l ootto b y t h e bi rt j a o f t oo children. Holtomk..Cley, Line ales, Willer.-C. Elliott, of Tiverton, position. He bids fair to rival, or eves to exceed the age of Devoe. ivrper.-S. Peeler, tote of Newnivitit, Gloucester, his patriarchal muck, lowlog beets last year ot 'ivied to a folio, 17, and thee the woman was sent to whist wham the articles are exhibited, was, souse Mid the appiroschlog birth of aundars. Mr. !kw- towstatourrv.-.1. J. Moors, of Wltitesimpal-road, Middle..., plead woman avail drs-and-toonty. prison until she paid • fine to th e Ki ng . an d time ego, in custody in the 'Cowie,. on a thole of . Icy h a d Immi impriamind a lotictime, and the ob. harness-maker. • her husband was allowed to go free. There were high trauma-and my Lord Sallamiutil received° lit' j ec s was to do justice to Mrs. D. and tamer the --- *" - HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIIX;E. authorities so the saute effect, confirming the des. tee _ .P•vrettr to _ 11 : 1 . 111 . him. while he was so is bathority of the Court . The mere circumstance A beautiful meteor. with • long train, was oh. Morales k after 4. I &Wag 65 a ft er 4. • eretialenq Inweee willed in the Court, to b e h oo d cuotouy. That letter he belies.. did come from that the ctinveysoctr had nppresed of their Pier°e streeel at Caimplinitwees„ near Fort George, at six LONDON : Petaled mil Published at the Ollet 6,.) i.. 7. • -'- is B e e t 's Abridgment. 151, I I Henry IV. him...and the articles wate that my Lord Sidmooth gala, did not satisfy him that they had obeyed she o'clock me Wednesday se'lluighL Ti. the naked Sowed; where Ad Useassom are renewed. s'ed Li:, .. I I Richard 11. In these cases it was decided. that received Wend others tn. th e none bood-orilitalfww orders given by the authority of the Court. lie e)e. the distorter of the ball appeared to he about (pew paid) must be adarenwa-c. 111111 T Ij, ri,.. I. • . where the Appellant confessed Isis appeal to be and. ewes the rest. the letter coutploined of. I should, however. look-.it throe proposals, regard one root, and length of the train about six feet. Its at ' . Ina, Priater-J. WHITE. No. Iff, Stood, false, the Appellee was discharged, and th e Ap. will now reed the letter which to the foundation of being bad to his hellarioui in ftet.....ber affection, for course was bout West to Kart. Publisher . r j• • 111 - - • , . . • • . I 41 - . . . -- - .....:-..-......._ ...:......_ _.,..___..__,_, ....... L.._ ____ ~,,,,..._ ... 10 _.........,. , , ~ .._______ . ... _ . _ _ _ _ ....... ~..., ._ ... . _ _ • .-..- . .... ....„ _ _• __ ... __ . , . .. him--end the aircumelosicei 'of the heath being s he much altered—Mid Irish tWe inclinatiOn to make all such allealaoilll as he could ~tidy himself ongitl to he ghede. He observed. en expression , which Imola 6iite aouie.diSculty if the proposals were not alteloled to. The propottile were lb pro- Vide kr hie family. if by that was meant Any enb empient'keialy, be newer would agree to it; became he tailkltie ho tiro tonstrot and uniform practice. if the Ginet., thq when a Man married • ward arithOot loam, the Court always insisted that all the, children by Am marriage should be pro- , Weed foe. -The • probability or hi. having other &Hauer oeig'lie remote. but he could 'nut *mai- Ie IheOpeineipie.ilitthe wished it to he attended to. Be Must nay It from any feeling of resentment. whiehirea whin. a Judge ought not to feel. but when the tkeetioe was *aid down he did not this.k it right to A* it : there never was a worse vase then this was. bit he did not mean to say that sub miquent conduct sight not redeem a person. Ills Lordship iessenotilio solicitor of Mrs. Baseley to Cal on him ou Midday nierning. The Court rose early. • ClRth 17'S. M?DLMID CIRCUIT. LENT ASSIZES. Were ChitClimate* Gloss awl Mr. Barns Gmutow. ' litirlitsaploashire--11starday, 11811. February, at North ampton. Ruiletrol--Friday, ado parch, at OA banl • LassiolasAire-4aterday , 7th March, at the Fantle 44 Lie ads. - Cffy lAsteola—Saine day. at the City of Lincoln. , Noffinitheralihm—Priday,l3llo March, at Nomination*. Tans teNtsfaiagasaa--Samie day, at the tuwu ut Notting ham'. Darigshirs—Wellamiday, lath March r at Derby. lesitottershira—Uusiday, 2341 March, at the Castle of Lei- Master. Maragli of Liiiestiet.--ikimi day, at the Borough of Lei- Cesar. City eCseastr i --liaturday, t6th March, at the City of Cavalry. • Woraritaaktre—Same day, at Warwick. AFFLICTING SUICIDE. Oft.fistariety storsing,•Aer breakfasting with hi. family, Mr. lo man, pinker sod glazier, No. 24, Landsat-road, NI, Gs.r*rlri.U., west into the workshop apparrotty its • sompased data' of mind, ististating to hi. wifr and his daughter, au only child, shout ten rate of age, that he had mom important broths= to transact, and he wished essammiests it to the foreman. There happened to be no pease is the shop at this time, hot shortly afterwards ame of the uses arrived, Med so metering, he was shocked to And hie starter lying se the thee with kits !waits blow,, nut. He bad hem for wawa time is • despoodiag mate, sad seder ties heads at an amietat physicist.. MEL.4NCHOLY EVENT. CORONER'S INQUEST. On fletneilay afternouu there was ate loopiest held at the Prime of Omar, Hoek-heed. bebne CHUMP. Joismoirt, Esql . Ceironer to Sueirey, - eis view of the loot, of David Midis Esc este ',the melerwritim at Lloyd's Coffee house, who wasekkad drowsiest ea Friihil last. Unsaid Venn, of SalisbeiVialso4,/kl. deposed,; la" he 16 saullorlti follitit "hie boat to die slime sheet gilt -past sea o (leek or Pride" nipping ;.• be -wee standiagne the step at Milbstelets miditniereing sonietbing loathes! 4a the. Ismer ' OM Allittareh, the stream of whitening iqati Thames, be brought it on share by his beeblionk, sad found is to be the bird, of the deceased ; he only foiled his gloves sad handkerchief in his picket ; Dick Illarsdrio, the Asheraitm, found ilia pipers ; tome persons in the crowd gave wham* Rs. 6d, found IN the poke! of Oho deceased ; and he based his umbrella eft the besets. The body Mail tarried to the publie.hosee. Jacob Mills, Esq. stated himself to hclowg to Lloyd's ,• out Thursday emoting be dined with the deceased at the Albion Tavern. Aldersgme.steers ; the company separated about eleven o'clock, mid witness saw him into • coach • short dim. tames from the Wynne ; he appeared so inebriated as to be iscepable of Anditryg his way home. Witness did not take the somber of the roach. but the coachman was desired to set dime at she Stone's-end, Keimserect, Borough. The mum her of the coach was snlieequently amertained to betel. sad NM the simeased was set down ot the Bricklayers' Arms. J C. Abeedein Esq. shot belonging to Lloyd's, w ee one • thdeenspeay ohs-dined with the deceased at the Albion Tam. Ile went sway shunt ten o'clock. Ou hearing he e ate asklubsg, Witness made inquiry fur the,eueelialan, who MIA* he gas sorb a gentleman iota his roach at the time ded Ore stated. He had not heard distinctly where to drive blade, but the waters's§ said the Wirt layers' Arum When asp wit there he was asleep, sad ea coining out of the eandi be fell deem He was going away without paying the ameibleire ; but at last he paid three shilling's sled was left at Ileinsembey pee. Wilms, had bees informed the wwatchv _