The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-02-17 00:00:00

'~ 7 JAMES MADISON. , yaw We Team by`the whorl/nee •Major (*mhos, that the Patriot forces oa the farther aide of the Ono noko welidtriiitit. l It was exit tad they woblii soon niece aa — atiaeli •on eirraii and 'Lligoirai and it was believed that both places would fell intiitheilritedtb; illrlj lure but pointy defended. 4re *Mad.' lii: liver is elided tuireroor of Atsgusturs. •l . General Pm% oho . hod--provednrescherous to the - Patriot saw, hod hems **tooted. it is stated thoV• Goeseed, 1111brilt• left' Valencia on the loth hire: folulCOrlatialliFtidliltri4 - Voill establish hi* hentiNdlttters:" TherluilqAttebts ern said to Is4in iliiies4oll of - §ie Feinendo' de . Apure, but no &soot had aniseed. iss Puerto Cabello.. The i be approximating Iri that a dreadfal eoliffict icor bet NitaßSAi'plrkl;'which probably decide 04 foie of Vogt:vela: 133:glIgITISIITNESS, TUESDAY, IriNevi,AT. 17..1835., . —inifters— • We tam- rstaioulaa. tasiaaaas Nate•Vark Poparab Platt I*. Stk . to the Strat 01 - 10asayy., They ramplageorfami at% Tetanal, -thelvesten; . pat peardilfue►eeieieg •Mre4a 04c 1 .146 climerfir I 4 T . t—t . . . , a OR V 4 4 44 ,S4tcs uf America, im . 4444, 1 44A* Omit the President be, aed..lia is hereby authoried, to ate, espy and holdall that tract oftormerry eallcd Wes.l Florida; whiell Het v...tat 4 elthe liertlido;lut now in posicieiud of th e: 1 7 6 4"1 1 4114 1 171+ II! , 4se s x„Amkbot. it kriprZwi:ittl. ihs ' rvri 1110rP010 4 4 occiapying nitdpoldipg the ausilry iatureseid, and of Jur& beg p T erein. to the iiihabitaitia thereocuteder Ore stolkOrq of she twitetifital . eit,'" . theli!rudeliartigii soch i parti ita 1 .441.4" ai;irip; l C:l l f04:4 &Greene &tali. a+ he easy Aerie oceessary.. . . gee: t. And be it fluffier matted, thai Rut defray.," the erieliiie ‘ t tl elipelietbuisiiter!ibllari ie. laerelipt. P e4 Pi eg t l 4 . titheseise op eieted._ Died to tle parrots aforesaid, ander tisrarec of e - rraideat. ICCLAY, Speaker — 'of ibealuswe of liepresse!Miwes. War i ii.rCilwroVii; - • Preerreil et the Smile Pm 111111Wie. Feb. 13,11113Piriived, • . :a Sp mm: Tlit Cossigrvis .occepial with the 4 or‘an CPiemit Asassifse .ea a.. chore-. of asaapaset 44414 4fre.sai ,il i thessa We hiort, refrilte4AlifbrPaurs, toottre..l4tl6 Tint mesa. the. seaspiitt of. an altruist on the ?fake of. Wit.usimitts. eity. 7 -7Tbe '4 1 4 i!tititgriet.arrybrieu tiro: Prsiendol. Dam- Phis]. at Rows. *WWI& a. liege portion of the Paris jikipei:s. 'Fht creuci t oc.the Pritsiiec is re p d it VP SO. ilPeriltla iliP.exteitese, and, connect- with seal pajttsitthf i espilloce ? wsistd induce ix;lieroi,6:l4keseip i p.iiidei a iiieulat de rangement. Was obseiiretiiiia-lif • the Court are ',,etstria' in bagraiistrialdi . AalistVige t and' iirieigiid with the enalk-sylgsr terms. eartbsreecond day he cliallented• the Pus Pete t o triid siWatteAus iChi4Pt. belong witnesses that 'italics - tii.be eataasiaid, - thlt t~rocinieirnwi I ii'agy"fie FrierlimealVi7revenil days. • • • •• _ the Five per Celli?. 66 f. ) 9 c. 4sok Actisql, 1,5471 A Dutch *ail has arrived. with Papers to the 14 tb but t.) . 41 tolling ir penance.. niall via -' • - Last night, in the House of Lords, the Earl of LIVIMPOOV 0144. tent* Report of their Lord shi ts!! Set-ret t isiitald littAi6blYll# ready too t aniifiy next. "Ilse Earl or ell Ittl A IWO NI pre. arrtted - z - Prtrtion freers §aranirt-Vatriatorre, -one of ticose mini who were arbitrarily seized and eriaelly isspriaroad , lirr several months, inerelfon stoptelosOrbirft - ritia eabatiqgently fond insufficient to supportvirweinsaction - is the face-or pii &matt.: • ThiAlltak wounded-in Oversaw, in heAth, ;Aid is eltwt, isaiscroniesto the bar of the Leigishnittlf, and pays—est for posishosent *Resod , • liar)! 4 tikAltNertaft 1" OF VIE =RIM )1 k 11E7i:17. goVunitrilr. 1110111 DAY, trs.l4. Tlefels, rharry.lurilli Ike monk.' of Miry Min. tun, iu ini-iiireet, 31 4 4.11.. n.". liinipnal, S.iturasty night . . _ inst. and all" vans nppriehended nt th.• Jrruval,•rn Leiriteter.oquarr, yeaterday evesiinc, sinilerwral thin warning a riblit: examination before Sir Nathaniel - - ---• • Thcinterest molted lit this rothisichnly afr:ir is extremely Veal. lie front 44,11 W "tire was evowilrel to excess', mid the press for admission almost forbad reinstau c r. The Prisoner was bronchi (Cum St. Martin's wateh.lwistse, shoot 'Semi u •el u ch, hollowed by 1111111iii • IttO: was dressed in a short greet, jrekti t Ho d i l m i i ,b ritec h". and lestlwr gaders. Hi. general antsraratsre waa Hot of a r"sl'ktelsrs ihe is sinsul 3() Yrss• ace, ow: him cetuth. miner rather lon mwsesslac. He seeturd to lie itettecily cool and collies...l, arid OMNI 0111.1111( wilts it,alar,,ace fgfujismt use rail Is( the clock in which he was phicedi whilst the exa- somata ~,, was going ow. On tieing tpiestisierst by Sir Nathaniel Conant, he said, t h at h e vs. horn .i s Berkshire, was a Mucking-weaver by ,trade, anal served kis apprenticeship is Lambeth.. His father was a coachman. At present, he said, he followed no lossioras. The following witnesses were examined : Rebecca Cla r ke deposed, that she lodges at No. 24, Ihniou-sireet, Middlesex Hospital. The deerosed Alary Atintuif and her father lived to the wine. house. About eight o'clock on Saturday eiesiiig witness was ioillit (butt upon an • murk and saw the Prisoner near the door. He spoke in hew. mud Mill he wanks' to spenteto Mnry, mean. dug Mary Illlintoo.. She had are hens ',Plum, and knew that be war aemtaloard with Mary Mo. Witness re issued to Hee house. tiled fetelied ilur rlicemed from up gads. •irk e PFisoner iliac tu heir in a lure tone of voice be stood sue the threshold of the door. Witnes► did iist hear what lie 'Prisoner said. lest she heard the de. teased say.. " It is of no one; 1 dineted the biter for Mr.' Feick, sad ant for Mot lieveb." Sloe lilt setereed into the ho use, and writs p !ta ns ies a Silk ., way. but alone down rt .", rz withTw Prison e r he ..-.....".,7;...ze gad..,,aPonin went thiSi all together, he said, 1 4 Mort sits you all (hi beret Wittn* said toolling, lost went pp stair! ; and the sister of the deressed !towed the' street but lin errand, leasing the bedewed mid the Primmer alone,- ant tense together. In she • gestege. Witness iced just get up In the tweet dour, when Ilk and the anise of yealgiug, and a setae like son* one Mime. Whale did net g .4.yis again; she was prevented ..2g bet sealer. .:;1111isieth Minden, Bleier of the dreamed, deposed, that 11/Wiree et home utifletnrinp sight, , and heard the last a it. Wm tell her sister. that the Pelson , wonted her. Witness . &not down •skorily ifterwerdie avid saw the Primmer iii the romp with the deermod. 'She left them together. and went oat: A (he her Mont 1.6. sow her sister weltering la Iser blood is the pamisge. • lie Prisoner was gone. The head of the deseesed was .early severed front her Indy. tied the pump swam with blood. The deceased was incapable of speaking. There were erveral peruses in the passage. Elisabeth Mootagoeshoo lodged in the lone boomee with the deireased, on the ground floor. She heard a talkimi in the peonage, and ie a minute beard a stamping ; she thee took the caulk, and ermine the doer waked what 1108 Y were soaking such • Noise fur ? . 0a looking slows abs sari the deceased lying au the floor with the blood einiaieg pesos fuaely from bre throat. Thee; was no other person there. The bead of the deceased was almost cut oil Mrs. &reeling depirsed, that on Saturday evenly shell eight o'clock, slue was standing at the dour oleo oppeeke house to that in which the murder was commited. It was A marrow street ; she heard a poise or senate is the passage ' , and bannediately sari • noon rush out ; he shut the door after him, but did nut latch it. She went over directly, and henries more noise in the passage, she went is snit m+ lbo deceased; the man walked quickly away, bet did not rest ; she did nut see his face. Wiillelli saw the anther oft di in the passage, end her key" NI vhiltto m illOtattr l e ri ami nsies &reeling. a boy Orel 12; deposid, be lived Pith Ms father in Onieenseral; he traigekegle ellfsstreet! toollitneday night, +bee a man with a coat on his Iris, bet more ea his back. ran against him; he was nut sure it was Use Prisooter; a misnomer two after witness heard there had bleu • murder; Wednelivirt was the next street to 1101011. street, audihe man seine trey Union-strret. The other whiteface heist rnessmineil,•sald they did not 1 ice &second coat with the Prisoner. Jobe Wiltshire was in his house. at No. lt, 10mi-street, I Droory-lare, s un Saimaa, Night: bin wife was presem. The Primate, whom he had known Night; CIAO in oboes leers .4= 17 o'clock, and asked them: as ormal, hen were? Wise 1 ticee's wife 'Yoke to Wulf ;la" two 1 4 said there Veit' a war m; Opt s pi v "; lia from St. s periit (the lime wife h a d apa tk.t y o s relief) v spot wldebdoessid that he had t h at a bo u lliei that should be the derdlied the lest man ur Aim olit laid bald of him, sad heitillered to het wit- Dem ., vile a 'kitbag lot be mill Ogden It, bek she w ould toilet. •.• ~.:110i 4 t Witeem's wife talked to lehn about hie ellest;ebillarield, fit --- the wives, 11l soon gat eideillheth Neill end the new." The hot weeds be eel tot ettbedsee.wiss, " deal you be emprised. if yea . islgg lido, ilemoute fate as the oushappy wretches ell 1110.6. igpinsiagr (lesaa lee the peewee who have been aellseeddeeleitestellmf.)::. The last wheelies wife was thew sidellised. Ilhatitinshri. rated the testimony of but busband,.iged added, let whom the Prisesser talked of being hanged. he said he told bee to buy bins a silken coed instead of a herpes ate; she said she would. Mary Smith, who lodges with the last whines. coofinneil their testimony, sad elated that the Prisoner had with hies a top biome coat and a short fustian jacket. • Henry Adkins, the Meer, deposed, 1101 he recrived in. formation that the Pasture was at Jerusalem Chapel, Lisle street Leicester fields. Yesterday ceasing he went and ap. preheided him after the service: in taking him to Ike watch.bause, be said to hits, " How could you do such a steed?" The Prisoner said, o What deed?" Witness said. " That's best kuows to yourself." The Prisoser then said, " 1 went to do a deed, but whether I did it or sot I cannot tell." Whims thee asked him *litter the etutlies he then had ou, were the same is which be did the murder, and Inc said o Yes." Witness neat asked him what incipient be hail used, and whether it was • knife ? be said " No :" end on being asked if it was a razor, be made no mower, but subninesitly, alternator besitalion, said he bad throw, the intimating lute the Thames. This siortiiiii be inked wit. Ness if he had beer to 'Chain-street. sad had men Mint/ (oneassing the deceased), adding, " Poor thing, 1 dare sap she must be dreadfully manse. d." • • • Sir N. CONANT now alkalised the Prisoner, and directed Id* to attend white the evidence was rend over to him, inti mating, at the same time if be had any gantlet to pot, ifieniiihshould be attende d to. The 'lnseam stood erect, and was very atemehewhila the evidence was Medias. He asked Mrs. ' whether sloe •could swear ter his person; bet she a et aid adore: hat she-could not. The Primal lIIIP leeteittlet question. - • ~.*. was them called la, who proved that be Mil spell he vaned. The 'maim artery was separated as Well M the wissdpipe: This was the cause of death. • u .ot ;.t:, : The witticism were thee Wood um to sippomit; Milk lessioreagaiost the Primmer. Heavy Adtrios, who hod hems Is she Prisonetta.lortrdow. tad had hemeght foam *Met soots clothes, noir asked him H be wersidhisse them slediveretto himself eeMbess trek to she sore .here they wet, Imo& Ha said la wished to put wa g . d ., lie d miry metre hisolsit to him.. 0o Wog • 11191,001, ono half of iisOlsoirseessewspaper woo &mod omit Itidaldr.. tutor* was am mormit of the Millilielr mid a dm Aseirdom of hisperessm.ofiasourlatty aumusitted foe trial- . • • • The follniwittO addition's!' portiettinno 'resettling this ingruftlerd have tronspiresi : The Prise's' , was clouded to his ens wife, whois now i` Weft Hto Wilts u. s oeriare to e, Tomer, ha the Hapstsid-road. i wham alse mos areal 4 yobs, El age, nail he voss tost 19. IHe is row ad yew or elm awl marri ed the cleeessed. .w. ll `o showed but Ip, lie osponsted from his Arm wife Omni 11/Y years ago, awl since that OW be has passed as a oink. mats. J The deceased. had bees a Mastatmit attendant at the new r ••• I tern Chapel, in Lisle- , lierli later.tes , rptira, win it the rrlisopt. doctrines and csicononits, proptig..l.lrl lty tlw late Barrio Secilenbourg are promulgated. ivy alsiiit the last teelve mouths, and *here her folic,. stool family nceasional/y weal, in cslti.trytenrc ut Or tlecetrawl Isay. Pig espoused the sentiment , iif that peculiar sect. The Primmer his .Is Lieu ti contdarit till..ottinotl sit flu' Chap.! during the last six months, a h e re be lescainc acquainted Wilk the demised, 1111.1 'dory urea mini... 4 al Mary !lChurch ou the Inch of Noseitilier lass; they ived together five days, in cum.ensrsice of the dertinatil add her family sli.esors Coq: 11:.1 1w was it ulat'hieti letter mut his wile sta• Geo iig. A Moos awe to four Werkll libel: he was islissrelaroileil toil it cluirge of bizaiity, and Paten is Milton-garden Office, Irmo which lie was illsclearird, *whet It. lime Imistz bib Witness present alit • had been at Ott weddings. 11w mile evidence tumbleed sal Ilse Iwo a ire% rod the cei tiroit...of their marriages. Olt its being kestrln Ito Sam/,v morning that the Is issiso.Y was suspected of Insists ' iil murder, Mr. Churchill, the Monster• of Jerusalem Chapel, soul several or the grit , ilessrea belonging It. the Chapel, kit:Jailor the man U. gene- rally illescrilsed tie be . the otturdrter, nod knowing that he was in the habit of attending at ilot• Clespet, Isighty to their credit, gave every pmailde assistance and information to dim - twee hint in his retreat; one of the congregation made arraugensenis with Adkins, the other - e t to appprehend liim io ease of his alleodiog Me Chapel oil Suatfay rvenitig, as he eel borer his permit, to phut him oat to the officer. At the time of the anniatennement of the acervicei the Prisoner eotesed the Chapel, and took his seat on the form irhere he was in the habit of elitists, in the. 11H041 comprised and dr liberate Twosome, as ieuuthine hail happened. Adkins, the Winer, attended he S.nith, one of the. pistrole, was in nttesulattee at the Aerie, but as the orrice had cum. I owlsctrl, anal Oiler, heinelnk one door i:I Ike ehitifll, Irhirle ' named it nipoesible for the prianisr4 'lii . leave. It a Minor i his inowing it, he Prey prodeally •avoided disturbloit the I congregation, hy atittelbeo•line hint then, 'loud for'ilkitit he ,o ravened the (bean elite Miniiter and Minegers:, Mr. I Chnrchilre et elosto;ili dorieted Incliner heinous eriniqc lice. ' i • Mit It Aid ditot - e r' rli herein* least erect Tipton :WM. ' Refire'.the urvemisewAk iheisherl,•-• man left theChapril, and Me. thiti l / 4 1411; Hotlfireirloettrir person of tlti Petitioner, was I '• fearful that it •itei IiiIIM ' The Pristiner*vess Avoid the thlth peretio*whe Ohio Mil of theelaspel, When Adkins •eiseitileflers •'• Tbetreff or TIM ektiriker nt **paper. wh ifii wad Mood WI 6414, 1 1 • fro* hnvitfs the niiiihri of paste nst • ti, is 1.11/10111%ed 1,11:1111% e - • been terra froat'llse (hitters of that fillies, by the-rrisastri. i' lie had id kit ldoeltet a silk purse, hose ari• snoney 'us hr He had Iwo Orsyer.llooks, wills. room* of prayer, and tin cemented's of the •Stte Jeriesalem Chiral,. lie mid 'lse web sorry tali thspe•was'so king to live' as he deeerted whist is ", await. ihiol-see Ile-hanged. de seltoowkilged, that be • could net be warrior - no; and eonfessed that hr had• been , a 'etyma man, particolarly for the mirwebe had been galley of. iterppeers shit Ike Primmer had bees writing to the deramed to procure him mosey, to which applicatiun the . liellowitsgweswer was relented : • o p eer ;voltam...l have just lime to inform yon that Mrs. Philiimisis from home, sod I am sorry tit say wap she i hilt. I am•mosideet it is not oil her power any mom Moist sosisoftto assist yve in ass way whatever. lucked, Willimm t s I am eurpriutstysta expect we eati—for to tell you the tests;, • tee warm aiatelowee ourselves, alum is the pity. I ass ham, to Iseer. - you have got a situatiun, aud I wish you all 14,11.,t sweeps in the woad. . . • " From your ever well wisher, M. M. 0 - To Mr. Hetrh, No. 19, 'fottealosm.place, Totteabees.scoart road, at Mr. Freddy. 44 . 144, r uury In, ISIS." The Prisoner was chained at both legs and haadewffed. At three o'clock lie was removed from the office, and put into a hackney comb, accompattied by a nonsiber of officers in the coach, ms the but, end beltiod ; hash it not been for Shia strong guard we have aro doubt but the crowd, which the., filled the street, awl sieve waiting loser him contemn, would hove vented their rage by a violent attack spins his person. They runailed him with hiletemaroaus, loos hogs. and various nuisesuf diegual,', arid great numbers rats after the wall. .011.1.•••• • DARING OUTRAGE. i Oa Friday overdue, about a gamier, past six n'clurk, as Ms theta , Vatighati, E•e., of Grafted-street, Briud- street, was throsigla • fie. James's Palate, to dune si ith a friredthere. he received &severe blow in to. face from s man!, '1 which lam:km' hiaa.dowas • he reenvered himself, and gag ula,i when he received moodier ;Mow, which 'knocked him dowu a , . . Weed lime f it Wass won minutes before be recovered * hiiime t 4iind when he got up he trailed out fist atortl"liPte 1 , and • mines in, the house of lir. Hobson, it fit: Junies • ti i plaee; send- Mr. Holoon's servant neat with altposiible sp,4ldlal it. isersoit.of the man Wll4/ In attacked' Mr Vaughass. lie . ; man al length taken, and loomeht up for exantiontion before Mr. Itillffit,s, ; He proves to he a Strlbkitown elms acter, of the toastMof iota Fitzasargrice. , ~' ' G. urge Nathaniel Truism, tato. treigioirt u tollir. notion, allenried and Stated, 'hit at die lime he was smelling the ifour ,ulliiia matter's house, to tete grutlesnae out, absent baltperA *ix o'clock mu Friday circling, he saw the Poi:singe strike. kili. Vaughan close to the door. which caused hints In ISPIth - tile'navenicut, and asi Mr. Vaughan was rlslinG tise' •- lkisOiler gave him another. violent •blow, which • le ti ocitra lint Mien arida. Mr. Vaughan ' the; called • one V , Monter r ' repeitedly, Whirls attracted - several • 'tenons into the street; the Prisoner thee rail off, aunt mode towards the lop of the street ; he left Mr: Vaughan I) trig on the ground and mowed the Primmer,' mail saw Mm stopped by s! gratifies's* of the Same of Cal-• lon, in resultant(' of• the try of Murder, Ike. • • • • Mr. Edmond Sexton Ferry Calvert, the brewer, Mated, that be was passim; fitment. St. Janseeruplare, on Friday es enieg, moo after six o'clock, when he saw two mew at a . short distance, who appeared to be attacking Mr. !eaglets ; he saw 'the l•risoner grilse that =materna* en. the head, wad afterwards raw him .rue away with the .Peosecatsus s ai hat • 'Witness immediately penned the Penology, one when' Ita hail dearly cease op with• bins. he shrew Melt Vossighatos bit away; he at length cease up with the Prod sorter, and seized h im, *kick noised hins to fill down': whil• bit moved • few paces In pit* up Mr. Vainghati's babi es ruder In give h•to Wm, the Prieirolle Mit aPs and 'MC Sulb•slisenlF atria, when he re.teatoilloirpowaast, aiadiooli bias it aemossi time, and then emassmolliAW to at. Jaatitt'lls witiettotesere. I -...:1 - .a 1 • • ...3 Ttea Presume was fully emoan iitiaji6 trial, E A the pm, - - Mover In prosecute. 1.1,111 . . . . • ,•• "uldieteinteven-mittr. • THE MURDER ID UNION-STREET. Lest eight Mr. Minton, of No. 144 Uisioniitreet, Mid. dicers Hospital, +bear Antitheft antis au birbantaily noir dered * -Ms nate passede by ',Wham AMA; stiplirti•co, Mr. giber; 'the Madan* at eliiinfßor.4iir hie .40* how tired; ender the firtrioseian Asplarable:•deetilliaisetent-I-Hii• stated,tblit rimy 'Medi*ldfeleatailrepbteeeiretd{theniaatild of penpleliediteisillaiially befit* bis Woo, believing lit a: diattederlyineinadotid Ansisibior .bp iaipirtietest :inquiries. that riedmia:stilitisile it barnoirk the defy et hi. family to airem• :sad* arch .dillielise elepnbabrierea. . Application. was ass;ileley the peeper ellete.taMe Stirtion,. ilts Gauger,. aaillt.olegaiserelAy Mideteteed drat au ladmit addition/en bensleb6so _dheitiely.eititer.et.two o'clock yeseertlay. or same las& igibeil MI! ilaiiil.at surprise of the nlielt: r 1 ~1 -why were in wasting were informed. tballilliseabl set orrnie* iv, eaii • Jeep Worn wee*, to'cleak do .Teedlep eolti ! .The wipe of his daughter was still Jade' i eihie same d readitil state foe the inspection 04 a Awry, seitbsebnees hail ell des appearance of a sla lighten ? , litteen,bried *IR, covered with tirr blued. Those painful, tietestetesoa . espied in We in puts . of lie (aril, seitaat lost not te l l* .Arsonheil„ bet . mu* ; especially in • chilli ahoe4: Nut re" 941, wleipjece the *order Aid nothing boi rani,. Adel it, ' WO lianas* be [weed that ouch n Gig* nligM 3 pm" foOl•ttriter raided:a i, he tberafi;re hoped lite Ma _ jai tome *unlit die bis sanction t., hare pie' hotly pot in a shelf. ii i Ikeil_AlliuM9d teem iheilisipistiag state in winch it dun Ll' ~ .Majciaillthli•• 44 i 444) . pie that you . are obliged its'iea flit! the 440 per, antit praFnita the bo dy Las b:e0.444_1?., inas.stit.aprard.r The iSeeti were sitlit ti karma tbc crowd. :. •;''' ' ':i • • usseir.6"---_ • Sir':V: girt: and flintily ere arrived et these :10010thisi: Grsitan.street, liosid street, 4roowtlimi,:sesti.Heston llrll.. • .411 telt Loy IA DELLIGEIVCR. COURT OF hING'S 1117.tticH4 WFsrmiNstrits Merfmtv, Franusny Sfttings offer term befole Mr. .Instice A !mart owl Common Jories. NEsurrr r. cl.wt. This wag. MI WlOm's oh Iwo Hills of Exchange, drawn by the Ploeittiff and Hereford by the ne lealmet. The one for 28/. awl the other 881. Iris. The clektice woe, th e ititattre of the ucceptor— the hills were poluitarelt Mr. Tv Nit A 1.1.. its reply to the plea of litrancY, baiel t he should lie able to ' , cove that flee Delta:dr ot Trees of :tge at the tune n ee t,fli s wen , & wan . Il e wipe bares in Sae'. 1;93.. The lull few 3.5/. 18s. was accepted August 14, 1815. and the otlwr a pl o t s . trine !wet tour. The Defendant awe of age its the latter end of 1814, nod In November hi i 5, and .1 elly. 1816, long subsequent to his arriving at the -lige of 21, be hurl At kouttittfiged ilia 61, - 1111v for ilta NON and hail give:, it promise to pay thrill.— lint porioni-e not having been performed, this action was brought. To soppott this case, Mr. Noel, Solieitor, was rolled. He Wowed the Itesoil-writing to the. billet, mod st sted, host is. Neer. tt.31.5, .Bml' tlttlY. 18 1 6. he hail uplifted lu the 1.) ! Itvilltilil fat laiputlit HI. them. :The Orient:Anil , aid he would Inv, :ld offered to give tisplser far the outflow, This Nita declined i nn ) the itieserst solos. was brou ght, ' ' 1 Nile. Gilts F.Y. fur the Defendant, said, be would !call a witswest to contradict thi , evident e given by !call Hurl; I • witness• would' • i—i.. tha t prove that to 1817, IMr. Noel had *aid that he loud tint rit au otklow -I,ledgittelit from the Defendant for the g bills. but i that Ilwatostild es.rleavour lu grt one—acid that the De- Ifendlitit had seeld .11e Was not liable to pay, and lie 1, iwoold etoi pay,. 1 A Oitlirt.t. was called; but lie failed to substar tiate this statement. -- 1 The Joey foreeed• a verdict for the Plaintiff—. 'Damages (int. Ifl..—Costs OK - et.ov Lit V. vitomesoN. • Mr. ObasEY staled. shat ibis action was brought by tilt' Vijilltlfr. a, widow lady, a+ executrix of het , linsband, to rmoter Ellyn dee Deletwiatitt 9201. 11 .:11 hail and re veiled for her use, •He rcgret+ • Jed hosing to state this e.ixe to a Jury, as the par ities Here testy sit or 'donates—the Defrodatit ht - iiar - the am-in-law of the ['Willa . Th.- hoshand el 'ilre Illienitilf was ate Iron-roaster, of considerable liepotonon, and resided, during his life, at Bir quitighant. Previous to the French Revolutiove. 'he had convitleridele eleoliogs with persons in France —mid at the time the dirturbrinces broke out, he had debts due to him to the amount of several thousand rounds. Throe deists were sequestrated under ass order of the t onvention. In 1801, however. Mr. Glover recovered a part of the money due to " biro—hut the subsequent breaking ant of liostili tie., prevented his meriting the whale aim:malt of hits debts, and many lliutssaudx still trinitiii“l unpaid. At the restoration of the Monatelocal Geirer 1111 l eta, it 1814, the Plaintiff, I;er husband bring then deed. was sdisiatell'lo gelid an agent over to Prance, to ritsleavourio iecover the sums due— Idol for that purpose she selected Mr. Glover, Ito son, and the present Defrodaut, her tonsialae , geving them a power of attorney to n cm+ all manta doe to her late tittsbreuel, for her use. The v atet-ordiogly neat over to Frooce. and the Learned Can t ed said. he alionlel be able to !smile, that the Derett.Ount heel nee, it eel 9201. for me part of ethic!, se had !westward to the Pidifiliii. Tile tlerrid'e art toy was, the expense iocorrbd to going to Framer, dint there..end yeturreiosc from thus country. !Hot he hoped ,he woulll h e able to Atli that the jdefettce woes by tro 'swam' ar t lisfactory. The Learn.. `e _rolled d Comisel then calle,.,_ _. . • Mr. S. Glover, *To , sfaitvr, that, in IRI4, he !we n t over to rrancei•victompitnied by the Defends. 'vat. Thsottpson. . They Tatra . power of attorney from, r 'wttoyss'a ittothit, to • receive debts for her. Thc time of their stay wine limited to use month. iweause they supposed tie .elifficulty would pre vent then§ from recovering .411 e many due. Oct their arrival, however, thet-ifottrwt it great variety , of dirlicutnes, u hid! nit:testier' every step they hook. In consequence, Ila,:y, remained in Fratice, tuft yenta and seven mouths, instead of .ime inotilli. and they were obliged to prosecute. tIO 6111 Slum eleven low !snits, in ftw room of that time. Tory r e cov ere d 12,6801. Of that they et-Milted 3001. to the Plain 'tiff--411eir law expettrts amputated to 8001 ` —and Mlle -other 1,800/. wax apprmitiited to tleMs i e. i'tenses, of o hick . 1.11141 ..1 . 1144t1t.*011 received 920/. Previous to their apisitlo France. tIWy had been employed by wittiebb's pial:hiFio collect deby for her in Enelatid. amt.-LA lAA:received 1/. 5-. leer day, as an . allowaoce, - Tittle'Fitais no barg.'iti, ter to ,tellowaticet in their :iouroey to. Fraticw—but silty wereles bare live per cent. eat site money recovers el_ land, as they had 11. ss. per clay ice Englaed, evitliel. and Mr. Thompson thought they ought to have the 'aloe ' allowance - in France. - Thortipsop had Hey cordingly Made out his 6iii.rm that presumption. jil li , l v r ;tl SC hit st . lt ia LE Z e fur 11e e. : .iO nefr s client l la u tt u i il ta i s itt td o r i t u o m t , ll venitie/. There was not any esoessier charge mute by him. It appeared that lie re omitted its Fe aure two yeant Hied seven mouths, witith otneentated to at leetot .942 days—and the sons he had in lonia moutioteel to only 9211/. Therefore, to n i .k e th e Illi , St II it, it could slot lee considered so Ullf 1 aqui,. abl e ~,p,,,w , ,,,0e , Iwing Ic-s Ili.hi a !intim' o slay. 34,.. 3,,, t i ee A BooTT. its Sumptitigitio, oloirtverl. that Oita was a tillel.l/011 petlUthitly tor Ilse Jury. He had beefs told daft 'persons resold lire ninth eleitiwr . io France theft tele—and it would be for tr0•0t....10 1441441 Yr anther . 4200. per slay was tot, much.. If it : were god, 'hen the Defendant lad mole fall a calor, 111idt-111,0Utd ablate lion to a ver &sig. if, on 'the contrary, they thought it wag lon 111,11eit, they welled give the a il lilitillif ileii a sum as theY coticeivail the had a right to. . The Joni: iftei a •i , hort eunsitleiation:' returned a verdictioe abeatifoodatst,- i OMIT AP 0041010141 PLEA& Wrstmlsrux, MANI)Av, Pro. Id. - -,-- Sittings at Nisi- Prins before Mr. Justice BullielOUGlt. THE EXECHTHRS OF MORTON Y. EicHARHSON. This *es wO sic hoilogiit to opcv, th. sum I of 251. fur goods *old mud &livered. The Plain. 1..eva1et0 79 . 11 . 7r0r"".""` r""7" -- ...." -- - I S -- .. - - 4. 0.....1i, ~.^ , _ 11l • 11" Pt ~ • : . 11t f 1441 10,212[16, 080 I 74111 1 .1141110 •17X2 11,676, 11.,4101 3,121 17,151 bilirimidepeseeties 4 . ....t1it- moor , kosuifored r- :,.... .. . .. -. . . : atm Vlb iiittr;;tttf 7 .- =b .so taveblWegi to ii my 0,04 iskooi I Atm 11.191 Win 1;,.14- 411 KltAs 1 tt,,32:t 1 2,747 1111 4 454 loitakkhona 1 11,122 1 3,110 -617 1 , -- i•FlT. l #7arillTwiii iraiil 7l— , IV "' h e The felkoestot Nedwicree. way he iseol eillorr ili whole /4 ha l A i lialrYr Nerkitlllll ift 't at I% Tirkel•., Holve4, 1144.1U/S, Liglitioi, or Siateeoths, id Nu. 9,. • prAtilittklicti tiliisd s 4sti b ef it inf . it; ' 1 elortiireemie:— -•• 4: . t •.- • Dixie 114111- 11,409 I 4,00* 1 13.553 • "flint , it54 6 :1121 • 06 we.. objklitnit'iy the Lam* ..3.1-, 4 ; . s ., 1 4,511 1 11,123 7,415 rim. e iiTekik• aittl trio Eat -- or'pyiatio4l4,.A. '.. - itg :pm I 13.571 NAOS 16,130 2,022 I 3.131 Ciii . elile%;Z;tl " I Ita noble" 4141 Poe Pi 1 " ..4 :" 1 •r e, ._ • . ' • tn'll 4 40 11459 3,122 2,816 filial! ;" bet the Earl a Chltli-111.01Prilltfitii 111-f % - 41 •-•-", teri,cootaies Three Priers of 30,000/. sisted that the state of llte e liouse allontrilristkeik.te,:"4:4 l :,l ll P lailik. " . rip -41 1.. " w i j a :// 11 : 1 T ‘ Ii i e n i;;;;;E SIDck - "oii the' f idisiff t iei f ilit realltqcflC* tilittialtillAV'ip; .;3 , MASkillt i t sinvo 4114. ed Mast", - A.., pearance-ai the Oppoai' tititt Ileadte4, eonsillete" ' 10 !"?,,. • 'amts. eatcr. Is i y-r . ....s.;.* ...1 f i ... •• 1.19 10 0 *tin Ihme-of the Trewary; iiiiiietii - the • MituAr • 7- ... Ticket - •. .4. , / gietth 11 13 6 not lo 911,f#istlseiildiewilit. !' "ila " ''' r ' • 111161f....10% L. _lt .0:0 gj i d e enth - 1 7 0 htr. - GuTt•nt.r.,iirihe itousi or Common% 1. -1 . 1• 0 14:4 4 . • • . e .,, t" , " 4 ,inistnet r , mot', Notes, or Pat- Mr, ' antg rwit Pak , / .s. dui, ail rnirtrd to. night, lititii'esl a Cireemataiiiii.;:aach chaiati. t i • ,i , -... t .:.?_iler_.__°rdinfitsine4llPrre _ Prise. of 30,000 0 . •NtneAt 141001 ion 'of the • Legiatittvve BT /he inde-: ;4 0 .--M. i r 01 .1" 77:: 51 C 74 11 bi ne !" lit 1. 0 . 11 , Thrt .,. 1 e I}i are ftirigaiste trertioits of Mr. CI (a. Nti i 1 the couotry iiiiiiisofti 211113%am. . + f , -- ' • ~: i . . eat , 1..+:"1,: a'• : -114 t tr: fiili lion iicatO the no4Xiifnalile'.lottr:iliiiiiii • respecting the Clse&mt of the Bank in its trans eilth' the GoVerusiiiii, 'hut has been saved , • 111.01161 , L •, thx.exPeutitilin xeri cousiderolile sums of moliey, &knew 81.10 thatit has toliO - b,een the iltuetice fur litifiaiN„Cii:t4e l . l4h 'Exchequer all the Dank Notes *o,ll'o there, depositsug us security for Ole' 410: ' ' 9 '14 . 014u:4. Th ' eset xellieerser Billy thus deposited es se -wily Ibr the` rt fthciii4;''beirititifelst kettle flank, ;1111 .. 1i s itote issue 'tictrivia futliiiiiiiiitoe,the piblie neetiey ; 'mud thai; ahliki lifil•Ote nalikn. ik . roe taking into Its hulids imausettse as uf the public money. The profits to (he . 1 , 1; 6 1 . EY thhi cninnuted„when 4 is kuowes• frees the returns before the House of conissoireit; Seattle sitsi'dius ixchanEed amount finer millions and a half. Tlie Bonk can their efeetuelly tvalfient Exchequer Bill's, contrary fo the proviiions of law, end' to 'ille constant de olavotiONX. of its sepresetitstives in the• House of. 1 * On Sunday •dissoteheit 'ireie.reraeived at the Se. ilvelary of State'« Office ror' .. the . Colintial Depart, Ont, from the Dokirof WaLt.ionvote; giving Inv eon fall detitiled'acessitt. of the *!inapt 'elute to aarrovievateitiste. laintediewly after Pearl . BiTnuarr hothaidtriiirtraelf . uctinaittreds With the contents or (he' dialottihei, he resolved toCailtrin Howie, and lrld thera before the PRINCN REGENT, sod remain. eel • time with ins Royal Hightleva, tboarnftestlid•vatoas of. the Nahle Secretary to his ollietki-nlkimentier was sent off trial divatehes to Yisterdatil,hiPriner of 111v,s.sHamsounc visited ilvv-Hake CUAIIIVALAND and the Doha of . t:Lauticts.• His. Sevens Highnees re. Perred.boisClarilinsoNAHmet yeaterdiy, to the holm so Jokiest* Palace. belonging to the late Bitowt. - tht'Kiag's principal Page. Some of !hi Piiiscs rutat's pages and livery servants ars. footled. tier•Onliiiglittee• them • Sotod y. evaniag tithe Duchess .of GLIIVCRSTILII, ▪ Poitareesa -Sousa- of Gaoucarraa. and the 1) e-, - of et : iirtrigit; dined *Oh her MAJESTY • findlrilleet e ncAgpv.74 sad ELIZABETH, at the Ghietfe* POOP% v. t Yaaaesdapt nienting, the Duke of You and Detchasa vof 13a0ircalvaa. visited. the Qazaw and cillormettoutltes:Paisee previous to their leaving lowu for, Willtlyfr„, which took piece about half •A t.,astitir'elockk a short time previous, whey the garsigniinmAlesetis NOR A). trout of the. Palace, sod other proponstiourisnade for the departure of the Ibtyisi Pe • a young man, of respectable r. tmicCe. !roared to force his way past the rictiniel.Otm irisaAstidioned pear the iron gates. lead. soiskOpsolitutemee-fill.to the lawn fronting the bias to .the Palace : the. seratinel told bias he mould NW proceed that way to the Peirce ; 'but the rain man insioted upon it, as he wanted ya ttit,thir Atlptick aud was forms% his way toward. ih e ,p s i ag , wino the, aessauel.. whets, its preventing iiismelholturus asanifeld up a stick to strike hint. froteullawo• end Borst% the offmers. wholemeal 114,11ndoisce near the spot, tome up imatieWtety. fegli the youpt e ntan tuts custody. Nis conduct ,yripa s ,imicstiaterl Colonel: OPT** irlseg, Paws big acksowleidgiug the iMpropriety o f con. doo r assitiaeking tho sentipers , pardon, he was 'liberated. Weald he war teacher at a school. • Witt i ,psthe,elebrated Irish comedians. is arrived in tow* altCr, ourcessfnl tour. and is shortly. v.* ,orolovetautli , migiur hie appearance at one of the piieserpal.Tbeatswq. • By asicesouts received yesterday from Rome. her the bedtime ot..Divonsosks - has essio}ed vtisy'ljeorl d bitistpe iihcielter residence there. - s l e ptik a i;esiipil i k Mornint; . tittle ,E heir o'clock. the large cotton mill of Mr. tllOtras Acsetweou, at Colsoe‘bridge, mar rind. derafield. wait AmsOeved to be on lire ' and though eteryegertiou enss'ssed to extinguish the flaMeo, the vAiiiiies of it *as buratto the ground.' But OW - most and dicadfal part of this misfortune relate ;16i* io coasequence of the fire be giesseuersear the Wairesse, the retreat of a number asitlpeehiblren was cutol4 sod upwards of 14 girls; oho - . had been waking all night in the factory. ilbrishett n the Barnes. The bodies of six of these :rhieNstis have striady beau dug h6m the ruins, hut tN ikinutiloted a state as to render it isuporeible lair -.llsas,Smoyest friends to recognise them. The Cull. .0111111111i811 wed diatoms ocassioned eusemeg the friends llfstltitb olsildren who are miming. may be con •eriesitt,• but' easnot adequately be drwribed.— (Leeds Mercury.) In the Homo of (?ominous, on Friday hot. Sir James Menotocaso mooed .for certain Account* relative so Parsrs of wee, he. since the year 1193. Had Sir Jaws also ordered- ea Acconat of the Distributiow of 'the 39,001111: Priresio the some period. how rano sarprised he timuld.losee twee, to lad that eery Five eausser Priors of aiwount ,meshes* Shared in Saglsad is the last Twelve 1111160, and that Tasman( thew Vert were sour by Wesel. the my great satisfaction the plan adopted iii Comet Loitcrtea, mina. to,Ptroofit the Catiorry, has imbseest T, Xis" Urn Contractor. to septet it in the peseta; mod ha hopes he has, as is • meal Lowry. artatied same of doe Cart* seaatetet theme smashers adver tised. Tee seder leitsitipsood Nssiben say be had either iss thole Hahn, Qiiertses, Esighills, fur Sixteessiha, at v. 4, 44wohiii:.7- 1 4 i • 1 I ( 1 . ... I 1 • • 1 •4 , ' 1 11 , •