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.Jobsa I. . the with i. Ce‘ftlzoinfieet.--: 'aid not vote . with t when M Coamittee .apioiuted. 11? believed he die nut vOte rut' Its itilection,.aebtie att' Canitsiitiei of Investiiition but, it was so "iitinfy years ago, that he could not Speak With Clef. ?minty. He had irreitreti sattansuovea from the to attend the Contmittwe—bit he iiever noticed them. In answer 10 t question From !qr. .3astice I.laTutY, witness wid, Chat, at the Grtieral Meet ing, Judd on the geth of September, 1810, when the Colninitter Was itrpoititltt, he stated' that lit could aot attend it. Mr. G. Haft, one trf the 'clerks of the ert-tol Dock Company deposed, that he present et a General 'Meeting of the Proprietor , .. no the With of September, 100. It wee en artioarned Meet ing—end it was then resolved, that it ertis . hi 4 hly expedientd'tuit lie expense trf the 'tot ks. and the 'general receipts and expenditote of th. Comp:sny, &t. should forthwith be intestifuted—and, by another resolution, a Cbminitteu or 'tot, to whirls 'Ole Directors were U have the pnoer of ildiliti‘ three, was appointed, to o•Jrry the &j et t o f th e Proprietors into effect. Mr. Sohn Morrow was nu 'Mooted on the Committee—hat publiely, in the presetsee of the Meeting. declined to twee. When 'worn attetadtd the Co 11111 l ittee of InveatigAtioti, he never saw Mr. Borrow there. O. the 31,1 of January, 1811. another. Meeting of the Proprte. Urn was held. fie did not believe Mr. harrow was present, fur he did cot wee his flame in the het. A i . . . . • , ... . •. . and the COurl Ought not to proceed. f hi. Ito. ; nour was to grant a reeeive?. the Court would not 1 •,- - ill ..I. ._ he Ada to follow op•iiiesisa o l der hpanntlatbessent ! • against the lesseea for disobeyjog it. However..if 1 . r 1 hi. Hoorterarii of +nisi) hi. etesiff ongbt tiv It em ia • taken this ofejibts an tbeforneer etintit it ?.„. om sere, lineattitir: 4 ;: f lend Mte Psilieletts, Wt . they had not bleb' tiiiiCiiitt•iis liiirettillsr ! Woo. - dr Is-i .t...0'...) Of ~ : II - 1 -it idt.. at. I t Mr. WiatintBEli . foltsitel oft flPhlgpfersim. imf d - I , . .. Reid, pelitiost the &Palm, to lane Witten nilight.bel i a phantenn. Hhr would. however, conahler WO inald' manned use mild heAgiggLA was not from better I eittleonly then,tlpit 14 , 1 .„ Im e w‘sr smith he might be int.tiiiiil a- • I ti to dim of that ; Learned Ctiusi4t l ''''' 1 ` 1 ! '.' Mr.q.Bar l li PO he wee Ctonsel foxijeoe g( the ' troarets who bail not appearedonyhe ri t rigir. ; ~,, ,k vis.,-Mesers, 'tufty,. Finciustli. dye " . - Mrs. Smith" .. ti 4 j. • The ed Asti* of `the not.- I . , Vist,lfelotler, .ttlade Sty the . Vents, xpeteisplateti that the later 1 arse to fiequire sod report what Contracts, for leases hed hope' multi byolier Petitioners, and with vilmni. I - 'lVlstiaid not the Master mike that report) Mr, Veil Pont not tell how his clients ere . interasted.. .These Ortaiuly is 110 question here lf a diaputea 4. gilk". . . . ~. ,;._ 944 Bitt.i.. in ceofinaispon..;aid, that ,tt his . 1 \• \ ti Hot it grou t.' the picoer. die Aest ,tiutice the . . Wwht recieth..wripl(l,lre s toattotn!.:44 if 1 ' .tbey .. lestettorue . slief scold srattiCcoonnitt4:l to MOS 1 PlifilltPt .1 Goysl. • KAI t ap s brought . ' TorionlPlOtay ot rc . linlieh. Ir Vlieksts tru Id bete , . . the 1 ippetropin, 'of almater sti k : e .it t . ,otid , wipe . ; tiit 4 te - e rftete wen not is the ~ tor. ice, bpl . ,lti the. . . ik,, and it ihia *ell itoopri that the 'lttieritey- ) ) • •Al4esier7.l coold not appear out isltiott i ,,' .....„ • i - Me t biopla followed cis be sinsilZile. .• . . .. bir. [tail reiiliel" . •.„ • ' ... ~t • . • ' :Vast . MI Ts& rye the . not Le Atter "tea ,"'quit" tbe ?„4 11,pheic . , . , bat', imp vary properly pude, cud he hid no Istosibt ' ell Churl had judydiction oat yeti:jou; ... ' bullet oght-the town epAht to see . its way Ales!. I 1 hod agelasl any difficnliy. Thereile he ' 1 41 -_?„,„„ 0011/ . .1. 10 the Meter before be granted, !! =te,.S..k *lei!. owl report wfpb t wen .11 . 1. ,,.... r . ii ,-- 011EW qttete , es lessees. end te,grre die nos.s, .41. tit! .4010 40114 fax adreriiiing T.' t the• wit at •' 4 ''' net ilicateplictitiou to Parliament might • • . . 11. 411* 419° 114 Stile• . ' He, l here If ir e d ism i gird that, pin of i••' . - ...: : '•. s ' 'which isliedlve the immediate ep s point- . - • retentir. ' /ir of thertili" granted 4! i nt ' , 1 - . .................-- . .. • . K' , .4 - • , i 1 0dikaT gr i atra l _ SARCtia* . • • • T Mr. utierssaut . , .• • • v, trit.•••; e•! . - - - 4 . 8 . n * his "flee. . . Meehathisas lir.. &SP? I!ti7liitke .. .. • •' • ' - - •Botrt old C'onestineJiiifra • ' • • ~ . • • 'cossiii I. .unties, toad iniessiiink )“ : 5 4 . This motion was brought to treater. thisumor,of . . . . • t '44171. alleged- to be rise to the Plaiting for his see- . riees.as wt - accountant. The Defendants tad put , . ~ • in re pleadlVAistiatent, in whiels they *Urged. that . , the several &mamboed promises end, nortertakings sheen to the. VialatitC were made in - eoulitnetion re- • i •' .. ' 7 iii th musi li fOu P es, a7i f tro i ;fiers: ' T rr lie gliatil J ews .: ' 1 s .. .• laretient. 4010od thi let* . of this'll*. . . hi r; Oats all said, Os set' wiliwespilat to re- , ', •' I , II ' . i .. . us tom a suns of ooderdoo to - she Plaiiiriff fee his servicesas e m icounta. Ilti the yeas 1609. an ; eiet of -Parliament passed, by which ' L c / reparatio n , itistitlnd " The lit: etot-bvek Company," we. feiihed. They wetwetauthorised to form wes‘docks ad- kfletii. andMl they laid out a great deal of money. They seedy us for tootle years, and expooded ~sless 1 Hann 600,0001. Thseorstests ut length broke out in 'y this.Couipany, and. al a roe». meeting, it was P, . resolreu that a Cursitittee shboll be formed to in- I tree/Agate their gement& from the eomosenceneria. To euable them to do the busisieri•effeetuully, Mr. Cosset was engaged, as an accountant, ut the rate ' , •of Vet per montle. He cotillion... 4 in this situation till a :,tiiii of 4071. was due to him, esrlosive of .18 or 1!)I. which he had laid out. . At length the' question erase, -by •boue was he to be'paid ? The . Committee had onsigged tom, under the sancteme rif the great body of Proprietors, but to the latter !I • 'be vietild not lout fie The 1, itterifore , selected til *ems. . akessey.• sod Dm Ist mond. who sigued . „ the minste of the Conseil:inter, ainamiting bits see- . . . Nooolkant, as the pouter ibenbe.lN to beamed. Thee; of course, w o uld he r ein etu linf e il from the funds i . i ..-1 aif the Conspeny 'et large. Wi th **nett to the , *-',.. plea in abatement, lie would ! th ew , that Mr. a..... now Obiltf acted as one of the Coutusitipe . of Lintel- , . 1 . ‘', .. , i m b .i g , O s t n i a l: ebe , ti l t h ta bble olili g io h iti h i ei ndir w .o t u t t, l ii t 7l o t. t be he: lig G i e h irt e lt es titen se , w a s te s 1 • t ..1 •.; Jobu Borrow, ft,. stated, that lie hod octet irt- • '. aieAt I Id • eil of the Committee of l o weati ga tio n . He. from the beginniug. refused to here any thing to i ~'‘ '' • do with it. .• ~ I . • triibitreihtfied.—To the best of his belief he ~ • 'slid not 'Me with the majority. at the first theetintr, •• . 11. 1, , ~... ~.. 0 Cohmittee of Investigation 'Wile appointed. 11. 6.:11.....1 6...1:41....* ....- r... 1,1- -I--.:.... --4..... 1 , M tin .., i r the tis". 4• irs) - aek from anusiirt flk i atesechlit riqiiiiition, calling • ..ep igrik e th e P ee p r i e tora„ which took pi 4Ce on the u... oraatioaly. [The minute. appointing Mr. Comm to Use_ stioatinii of accountant, was put in tad read. ft was stated the ith of rebrosey, letl and was segued by the Defendants.] . Mr. Hall re-ezumitied.—The investigation, Ito 4414ved. lasted fur two or three years. The Plaits. tiff acted daring its continuance as clerk sod ac. ..eoiitlint. The amount of expenditure ultiekthey had I. investigate was nearly, if not fully, Sell e oool. , The Committee m a de a Report to the Propeisists se the Ca of Mousey, 1813. They thee sited, amongst other thing.. that the Directors of the Coliesony had reword to remunerate them, for ea. powribincurred in the course of the investigation— god penicillin ly alluded to Oleo; deeliiiiine to pay a lopes or tool. to the present Plaintiff. Witness had we Report from the Coserninee lister than Septets boo, 1813.. The requisition, cellieg together the •Proprieturr, on the slat of January, 1813.4 which Meeting the Report of the Committee woe.reod, h,.l the signature of. Mr: - Harrow to it. . ,lu answer to a question tress. Mr. Justice BAY• MIT, wittiros stated, that the refusal of fiat SWIM; Ilt lite General Sleeting held in September. •11110. llea act 015 the Committee of Ineemigation s • was a hereiblie nue r and directed to so particular person. Philip Prot heroe, Esti . was Mayer of Reistel, its Jer. 'Verify, 1811. He woe Chairman *Wet Meeliwit lucid eiefliklowel woi-pioced ()tithe Committee of Loves. I l eigatjOa, Ile woe present on the oth of reimair i , .11111.. when Mr.Cossum was appointed. Plaintiff?, *of was very labortoue..ald be gave great Nith phsiser. He considered AOL a month a very node. ate churge. le soine•iustances Plaintiff's Ateasswanded 7s. an hoar. The Committee A gog te act, after he had given iu his pthiels was in Juno. 160.. Cress-craorirred:—Witnese after heard saw say, that,..iii consequence of the be was able In perform. honks and withheld from him, he would take 601. were all ordered try Wt. Dstrympte, and Gent 'to her house in Postman...quart: The Aerate, iet 00 contained two pleas--Mtat s thitt..Wlte Dekndaut had never made any promise ti +ay, the goods having been delivered on the strength of her hissboad's credii, and- fot the (tie of his heat*, and they, thereftwe, he, and !sot she, was the person ; second, the Statute of Limitations, above six year., hosing elspsed since the last of the goods were fur nished in lAI I: • , COltlrti opened the dtdatitinn, and Mr. See. jean COPlitY, stated the case to the Jury. • lend Turner was then sworn and examined. Is assistant to else Plaintiff. in their business; first clone to them in 1810; Mrs. Dalrymple dealt with the Plaintiffs .at that tune ; the first of the goods in her bill overt sold in 1809 ; het their books have trot been altered since he went to the house . ; the mat of the articles were supplied in 1811 ; she lived in Putnam-square. at the time the lain were furnished; recollects Mrs. Dalrymple coming to the -shop; wetness waited on her; said she strained to Watch sputter') she had had there before. Wit. neat found a small piece of the same kind ; said, she thought it could wit be the satue. awl desirod him to come to her boom in Putnam-square nest wuruincto take orders; went there at the time sp. pointed;' wive 'hewed up to her dressing-roan; she chewed him a rata. sod observed, , G I wain it of that pattern; d had that of you, sod now owe you fur it;' believes the item, in the bill dated 1809, were whet she then mann ; pre orders furilive more of it, and that quantity WIN seat 16 with alter goods ordered at the Mrs. • . einntion in 51. e hill litolr plat e a tilg the m.,::i.i,:i• 1,.:.i 'teen proved illegsl.- -Mkomeraii—then . c•-i. I..ir.d tin. terielle lItt; billgwith the entries in the hooks, :nal Ldeetared . these to corres)minit ; i low entiMeolire sultit• 41011itt. , 1Lialryin0le. • Witness haw seteoe Air. D.. 1. Oijorkiteile k the ii , oup wee c never be.idee'; tic. never 'iroierirrielt;Mri. 'Defryinple when -lie ordered . stbiP Ariseliws ft.; •• ...i 'r. ~ . ~ •?.:• . 2 . i'Mutheniel ilawet rc f.T.lll:i•sed.--TliNee w ilp . 1110 i dlimetron 'strident the books an re.pect to mr.ttes. • Th. Irlifte foe Ow Plat.aiet 1 10..pii I, e -re. •.. 1 Mr. tiertesol VatltillA.le asldreited the Jury foi ilia 1). f-infint, slier which. John fiord Mel culled and examiervl. • f ; This wittiest produced ii .lard or w.igurrii•iito 'bearing date the 46th An . ril, teNt. by Mr. 114.e' rymple to Mrs. llstriinlite, or the lease of tbw house, it% l'ortm .n.sinare, with the fixtures g i rt furiiitore•deseriiied it, the demise, it, consideratee.s of the sum of •1,5001. fine and erstl. yes* rent, to which he stated iiiiisself to he a OW liscribing witness. (On exassiwitig the demise, which woes fir trt,•edr. suss years, comment-lin ; nn 1809, it did not exactly appear what fixtures. or furniture were relerred to to the assignment.) . '.. Susannah Stokes went to• live with Met. D a l. rytiple as houselteepel. in December, 1809, to POrtMonattitiOre. At that tune Mr. Diilr)inole and her mistress lived to4pther os Mall and *Vitt ; boa seen the first two witnesses 'here fiegaeittly ; they used to bring bills 'to . Mr. Dalrymple. Mr. Turner was there serrend times with.bills,. always for Mr. Dalrymple; ; two or three time.. he asked her. , wheslier; &fr. Dalrymple was orlinnie, because haemanted to - get 114: money due ; in general be owl ew aololow•Me. -Dalrymple, and if. be erns not oelboote v iwo beweDalteymple ; fee often made emits filimiotwabooll NO balrytoph4 conduct ; witness hi.. 4rostiebt tikiletailo from Turner • to her master then: or floor tisneei• wed twee from Hawes. Mr. ibtlitiowtok seed go Poi be (weld owl discharge the 10114.4 hen. Hawes abed her whether her master er inietress woe at home. and if they cunid settle with him; wee in the habit of gni.* to M. Dal. trnple with all thiehills brought in; he often paid trodesmeir's bills thieirgh her hands; neVer wits at Mr. itiostey's shop but ones ; never received dum tiotab from her mistress to have the tall mode nut in Mr. Didrymple's name. Witness then denied the whole of the contented.. its the shop, swum to by Terms. -• • . 4 : 'cal' -, -',. ••• • - • , •• • _.—...realemitetlos-liesibeildieation was made to her the ea/ before yesterday to attend hrre as a , imitoesson the put of the Ptaintith ; and also on the !eight pireeediagi, When Mr. Saunders. the did tiot see her; she bad given - woo very .unwell. and was molly ill; besought o new r‘r the perellaseof the house ty f the tw• uses here tense to her bar mistress desired her .(a it t she bild uo conovrn whatever affairs, or in tie payment of that person required certeisily he did nut elsy nr tyro after totootrovini,. 1 - 14rris, desk to tile Plaintiff. the Commit+ rt. cool inued du* a tb ham., which prstp4 Mr. Custom soar Ou the i7tis of (1...re11. 181.+t, be to the dal:cies& limbers of We amongst (Akers to Mi. Barrow. addreopeil v ►iwilar letter to Mr. Barrow, the Corannittee. 11'nness never sive those letters. Plaiotill had to pay knave to the Committer, and also =ems. This closed Ole Plaintiff's Mr. SCARLET? said, the Defendants of the must respectable persons in P would rrot•pat in • plea of abatement, for Pose of depriving the Plaintiff of a ;- But when an individual, in whom they *deuce, el ose to play into the hands taro, who lead frustrated all their efforts, they thought it right to keep him at arms-length. With resimet to what was called the apponitareat of Mr. Cossam. it merely -set forth, that a Mr. Jour. had sten t!lr..C.issam, and hint the latter had agreed to the teems propased—but it was not, in fact, au up poill:nitut. Ili. Lrarued Frirud admitted, that all members of the Committee were liable, except Mr. &term". Before Ire examined into that gentleman's situation, he would lay it down as a proposition, that, where an individual wet appointed on a Com- Aglitter, he was supposed, eves§ if lie did not attend, .to be a party to the acts of die majority of that Cometritter. Now, how did Mr. Harrow stand? He 'tsar appointed a member of this Committee of b. vestvition, at a general meeting, where he himself wial present. The resolations were irass.d slolll4'' erousig, aceordttia to the 000 i o ode book—and hen they found Mr. Barrow% if that book were eorrecti voting tir his own appointment. But it was thought necessary to call a second mottling, to Carty into effect the restitutions of the forme', an 4 the requi 'anion far that purpose was signed by Mr. Barrow. It was ;Asks dear that Mr. Cosimin himself looked upon Mr, liar►ow as one of the Committee, fur he addressed diversl letter. to him in that capa city. _ If l►e really wished not to be eutmeoled with the t:ontioittee. why did he nut order his isanseto be week tuna the list And, when Mr: Column wrote to him, why dill lie nut state that lie ought nut to be taltlrcrinal as a member of a Coin. mittec, to which lie did tug belong ? Nam, with respect to the dentautied, he would slaty, that the Plaintiff, at one t i me, agreed to take 601. and, ot a subitireot period, 1001. as a foil reward for Nisltbour. Hsving done this, he could not pro. ceed ou his oririnel contract. The answer oldie PlaintiNfto a bill in Chancery, in which he admitted that he did, at oue time. .ter to take a iota 01 .. 60k, and, at another, a sent of lON. fur his service., hut which irropos;tiona not having iweit coottpliett with, he eoucr►vtd he had a ' , stela to yiroured on his original contract, was put to and read. pittrimmer the bane Dalrymple. ate how mad this, end that ..e had bei to them; and likesiae, that his debts; told Mr. Pear very hard ha should lute , Dalrymple was a good s* abroad, and bare his Dalrymple Intri not gone rsokumitoeire Mr. Pearson. The " , - , d•-•.-Otallymphs,'&g." being hand mar at Portman-ig bare be- her noistre%'s nieosoge to teard Hrir 4llll"l insile t iottlisted ru rt.) Vles ibis Pro t t t stil shad tbreoleoedlwor 'motets with trouble before sbe iititscsliesed the horse ;• dues not ormollect to holm, , teen may - other hiN ; when they line went to tke• louse, had not heard nay 'Mot/ about the sewn. tiotN, Oar emit, tow foe two or three yessistafter.l-4 , .• Woking' Coit.ne then spoke to thirkleet• .dense for the Plaintiff. nod comowtiteol largt4y sod severely on the testimony of the lett settooter. The JUINSE f in his charge, dices:toil the Jou* to dismiss frets Their comithretion. every doubt, ini ,eept almost the tff. contained in the too first items of the bill. dated 1509.. MI thet.stat of the debt had been contracted after the sentience of distort.e prosonueed in the Ecclesiastical COMM% add there could be no question but •Mroi. Dalrymple wee tableau it. As to the Statute of Lionitntions, the whisk debt had been taken :nut of it by a positive acknowledgment. is Ifxl3, if they brliersol the find witnesses, which it was their part to considiree. The Jury, atter • little deliberation. found n ver. diet for the•Phointiff, with iltionsgee for the whole secomant,,sl. is. 54, Mr. (:UQtiGY revlie.l. Mr. J.o•tico• BA Y I.F.V en;madverted on the Gets of ti.r CIRC. Verti,et for the a'laiu'ill•—detpo t ;ta coats 4Ca. cot 'rr op *CO 4Ut,lx iVsinntinne, Tuuuw v , -Ihcomisen. 3. .Sitt;vs after Term, before Mr. Zftistire iLNifer and CO. L. Ltnr LAUII4 MANNERS* aWhe►wjYC M. paLartavi.u. TN. wei ail onion to ioravet Is. sd. fAr 'O/(14 Sielit Uird LidiYertti ' t h erlatuttfra to the - . , i‘0•t.i..,10.7,!fim- 'inizit..4:4. P..‘it,v461%.11 ialaw.ii. rntisi,o: of olor hill. Pouseentior was prcaent when the Prosune; es appreloosted ; be salt lftlrellf the Ohl ILO:, y, :tad he tepHa bet. 4ol the .lthOy!tirq. iiibfir libitt'll 4110. if %,,, lame , . %Ai n ut . Mulch; Le Paid it it... 111 , 4165 a had' iiii jigt o by 14.11 4 mod lin tut.i-the Prisoner he -rolforaid , alaw berm Ingham** (, 0 . a &l un y. rroo,,.iier replied,." Fitive, I .rhombi rich to , itiqw who vie are ." Willie's laid," l'ott rioneortier hatiiie r'issborse from'one ' •I twkide het he tivratet."... Frionoarrelfiont• apt." 41 If% 1 frau 4iLet kilykaii 0 hutee Coat tuu " WWI, Mrs. 1,.i.1, .• fern will find it aumrthin;,r, elm , bes:ilv• buying. it. mere ttiolt Alm Mho the-Rii% heiiil psiblie ti4.,,r.e. . • • . jelmy &steak; *crawl lib Mir. l'ilyeetileor, eo:mbormetl the treater part of hit amulet'' , c%itiere - ii. thoet.ertitifired bp Mt. Itrv!rbt.m., He shaulsi euadosve he tW Primmer have the mart if hia Tamer shial• Mai , circa him milers ip aniline her. Re'r.r , mistA'.—lle bait uo other ostlers Loin his Master • Itsvl tu seddleharr. . blr-RaTttnt.l)o, fog the eriminer, ronteaoled, that he ep, Aid tie, ;Mount to lathy opto the sualliority'ofilov of shine esti* deckled in Casorts of :Law ;lib k merunelid to any aba s e it area but te.,(iteas,l. Tualmake it ea Ifelmay it atiumal be sheen Mat there leas hc(vte, and at t h e very time, eMinten. time to defraud, and tai iliii Ohio all further eireonsmagagna bad no bestir; epos ohs*, leek.ilete at 'he actual tryo u gg.. lima. The Learned counsel, at great length, roolsonitteit, • that theme testi hot go to e. Jury, at Okra was amides or itphed delierry of Ow mr.ree .- o !•• . , ...... • Mr. A rutting, on the other sick contended, that age true iliiiiirlasit." of erLtesiee to , gol in the Jury. Mr. Justice Maratolro; ;Mee • cvemillatieu *Mi. Ads Learned Brother, said, that they mot of osmium, as the express delivery waa'rienieol Ly the Ifroi.,friaior, Sisal it tilteu!.l fru to the Jery noon the evidence, to aal . e imliatiet Amami** Arend' was soak oat, and *hewer %minable. soaeolerei:4ei Irrd beet given fur the mare. . . ..- • , . The Prisoner was Melo tilted bpsn for hi. letriorto, and he stated, that Mr. Shirkie Mil set tell bias he was gullet to lobe the bill to Mr. K, II; and that he heist she.. bill in his hand, locked out of his baba window, MO tare Mos proeitive oideia to take 'toe mare. With mare' on the bill, the estuary had been offend fur it inimediaions it twegase sloe. Several pepoons *etc tatted, Who 'spoke taiJoridoly,erthe Prisoner's, elle' meter. ,-: •i. • . 31r. Justice HoLSOlrip summei sip, sod thZarY - r onft a -, the Prisoner " :tot ehlify of sfealiteg," end oproo.n aroma consideration, " Not guilty afkgrfeer:" -' • .. : POLICE. :+ - "or' • , . - 1- 7 '• . ';',.. .'• . • _.- ..Malliariateeettr-sifdralt. EXTRAORDIR A ltt'A iTiVIVIT. • ranterelay stlersaman as f 1/1116.11411tratil MO aid gensi.... matt presented titenisehrt s tu '4. Earring, te,••ptinc %la. gistrate, the firmer destrine 1.. he sworn le *a attined of the fullowies sargular nature: • •• a • • , It visited that a gentleman (we heti re the palm •ii whit Itc, enntpanicd her) bad been some time absent fruit E..a:atol, dell during his sheruce a restate drawee iir autraiwo wak paid to his Maly by amid., r igentlemats. Tbe couseaewoop was, that many repo. is were eiretilaied bichly derogitory rta gilt honour awl jeharactrr of the lady. Thee ruanoirre reached the ear of the first sentientsy, mail he in conge r qnence refused to have any farther roanotioti'with a w u mai a whom be considered tu have Ifithesoured him. The fa. male who now sought to make the with. had those oppore bullies of obaervh.g the other - Holy's minket i'i much, that she undertook to swear, that .ian criminal Cumwsioai had taken pl•tcatlietwt , mi her and line gentleman whose statittlons bad aroused the jcalunay of Ler husband. This •wented sit. th(ictery Itt all parties, and she now wafted un the Statri aerate, rt tootling to he swum to Ha:: fact The Magistrate having 0441 ed over the rdittentsel Iho •pripsea s teteAted ft to the lady,-saying he ditald net ado/Mid . ter op oath upon such a subj. rt. • Geutlenvain--u Upon what ginend do re refuse, Sire Slagistritel.-* We do lot his to deter Mess maltentaii eilialsm*.• p 4 • TM Gentleman sod aski l !s e . J r'•'''.4.___ quilled tie uffire,.enist eg, as dB CBl, - 11F — alillTi • the law of the laud. linked 11.1.1.- reonts' nny OP THE LORD MAY S . • Philip Moore was yesterday tiperttlarilh 114r011'ai a il,aa. tity of corn from the ehetf of the permit Lord Meyer, I 'Rothe/lithe. ••• - Mr. Atkins, sou of the Lord Mayor, stated, that property to a large astutant Lad at various times been stolen from t It. falber's premises. A plan heal hem formed for the del. ct.oti of the roblwrs, • hick lea to the uppreitession of the Prisoner. Mr. Fiddle, a clerk to the Lord Mayor, was •imphled to watch the labourers who were at work aimed *be wharf awl premises, sad tiara si laser of caimealrateut lie observed the Prisoner go to a bulk of wheat in iliewarehomse, sud fiU his puebem, be .1.., put some in two has., one laist and our banal! oar; the latter he pot lithe Hoc eraiwn of his hit, the .the; he covered overond put tinier lan an Hs was stopped as he was passing the routeing-Inaute, where Sic On !' grad claret by • constable tiles was ioattendatire, wort Landes the wheat "int:Mord in the Imo art his almonds. pot 'acts, a comaderable quantity was fouta4 lsi peektit 01:wie taast.!•%laie , trousers, jacket., and waistcoat. His cloti , sere. ca.cerrt with sockets kende and out.' The Paton nia.• fully com mitted, INSTILMBING A -CONGREGATItif4.. . •• ilruflsistsity and fisejataile ~ BMWs Yue RA Hles Pr he appearance, weic biotech! \ before the hlacistra.e• 'ander the follow inz eireeMstIMCINI: Mr. Porter, yaw of the °esteem 'of enu Chapel, Soirth ' %vett, staled, that for upward's...ten mouths tlei•ti100101101 . 00a raf teat place had Wes miasmata), annoyed ley tly; adtrauscat of immesiderate young mar, who intentionally roused 1.00010( %curious . kinds, fur the pompom of anirrroptins din Inc tiers arc. 1.1 . 11011 illferal Orfasiolla aseasiss 11l 04 ' VOUlurie h a d becn he. soalted . th, and they had been Civilly requested to putt the place. The evil idereasedhy forbearance, sad the desirous had at lestalloshillteatined to prosecute every IlriliVO oho werealataaded su alLriedhqt. He Weiler Wart muitaat. darns' a serinuu upon the lar„lrd demise of 4w. . late Majesty, ter listout us catered lik:chapet, itateido. ~'.:a • wade a gavot nui•e, dlsiorbed the nengeearstion, aid e)iiip.Mrel Ilse Mi. • ulster Its era., prestisiirg. The dom.,. were Mete closed, watt the Primnets detaieed whiter ofht•ra was sent fur, and they were delivered over to their custody. The preceding statement was es,tykieard by the krv. T. 11:44Mb, and the duor-keeper. %Lc (ocearr isdaink ties, he was tibligril to tease the pulpit ha cuitirquetice °Me coo. shirt of the PI isms •+s. Ilse Prisumers denied that dies:Awls soy smite; they said they hail mother obiset iu mak - to 'wag hi the Usapel• Haan to hear the waviest. f They were ordered to enter into rcrognimneca of Lei. each, end two sureties, fur tur.r spittlitlae at AL. Ghia:Ga. lles.ons. . mlandinglye ak. the ; seeimat was , - to go op to bee drening-reees ;' did so; slued at the .dour and beard Mrs. Dalrymple. tell a servant to bid him se doom and wait, as 'die was. then engaged ; • wailed below two hoar.. mgertiled a *errant to go up again, who brought Lint a mes sage that she was mill , and inlaid net at tend to his business, tin:M g t:a d mit tall another d IL went away; called for the bill several Its.. 'After weirdo ; usually am .the waiting.woinan, Mrs.: Stokes, and the useseiges VIM delivered by tier tri MI 11. Dalrymple. The last . time he &leer s told Mrs. Stokes that if Mrs. Dalrymple did notitmine (timely pay the bill, legal Proceedings wield be commenced _against her. Mrs. Stokes, a fere dart afterwards. came to his muster's, and is tank. quince of whit she said to Mr. Pearson, one of the purtirers. a new bill was made nut against Mrs. Dalrymple. and delivered; it in March, 'lBl9. Natheniel Hswes is clerk to Atistey and Co.; re. collects Mrs. Stokes cumin.. to the shop; a bill was mule toutvginust Mrs. DErrystiple. in consequence of what she aid; wittier.. made it out, and carried into Mrs. Dalrymple's house. This *netts being unable's. *welt to the'Con- -- - emsatioe in the shop, the last water.* (J. Turner) . OLD Dzif, 1 LIPY Sit S.S7ONS. was swain called anal examined. • Mrs. Stokes come le the slvip, and told Mr. Part Iles Sarsdoosiairmusesseeta*stetriey,persatirittn adjourn. son .thathks., Defersidrissred be Mould not pm. lONS.. Wen the LIAM MANOR, Mr. Berea WOOD, Kr. eeed Dolma-her ; that she was in expectatioss of Jeglic• 16 " 1 " 1 " , ill • itac""a.. B44 . a le . getting money seer% anti would then pay hits; but CHARGE OF HORSII.STEALING. that ill iblehlesti time she would he vainly obliged -Geer g i 411 " 1 " 4 d : " I ''".!' im ig ma " , of re V ettbable al" to biro to hove a hill made out alpinist Mr. Dal. • w pearser s , was indi cted cap fur feloniously stealing& bay mare, whine W. and • bridle surd saddle, the property of 1 rymple. Mr. Pearsolll "replied, 8, led, litt , rll know Mt Jreua S t u** .l person; she is not a matted woman." Mrs. Stokes l The Prwamesse stated, that he is a chemist, and lived in I - answered. her mistress diterely wished to get the bill th e shwa.- 0a the lilt of October the Prisoner came iti ' Inie, topers's.... a mare. lite Prisoner was introduced le ~.,,i made out in the name of Mr. Dalrymple, in the $ ..; 01 1;3 . ! R er ea d . F...;7lsicigs lam r r aDA y . bisn b y a person named Suti,h, in purchase the mare. r - hope of gettiox the *moulted it limo Ann. but. it The Prisonir 'offered him 101. for lir. , , tait Presteut ' 1 **.i or , acre did not arieceed, she weeLl eelte j ' a , l' w f IS in ' wanted tit. and Prisoner laid lui %small take her a t th at ,; liwte ji: , •5.01%. , ... • • .76;:• + `-' I Loden kientl-b Tea AS pl. I :i n n , ; lg . 3 L l . ,e A t n c il t. Au,. 75i fortnight. Under these eiretwastancet t Mr. i l her• 'Ns , lowei4kil he "Kid aliejw htut * tris 4 of thaws . lays, MPt ir f rlll t. -.8 " 7 .1 I ' E x . Biligo '1...18 " l' r. eon directed the kill to. be mode out mimpeably tb t p r i.,,,,„ ...id the mars was Au her cows, whu .ii. 144 riit.por trei.ii. .96 §34: 0 96 1 4,i.ttrty i whets ltd. tes. Mn, ' wish. It wan in ;MI& . I. Vvi •- 4 . hi Hertfordshire. lie Animated the Pseraiguj laii,iwci :l 4. Negi. 1 I civos. for A. c... 790 If ' 4 bridle and aisd,Le, able?. he said AA ;via 40 , . .. -- i. - - - ....iv'. lO '!' Mr. ' !, three clays. Pruseerim, -- - • - ' NIP Jo4ou ._ t, . Diilf)siple's s.. Antfun IIO lend hips ..r said .he *llO4 iTivi. Cress-exentimed.—He. frequently sawn , be!. tli t A g • f 1 leg ditch oi . ~..-• - 4, expected the eatllaejt o , tfg 14 .„. F 'i're rymple ; did-not know that he awl Meas.Daftythiple "1101- the Primmer rave hint a . ,II ler fel Plicosectobee , ' ,:** , .. ritiTHS. lived together as mess nod wife. The Itneseiti Putt. !.,..,..t&—i i i m i the rued , boss a she . tall, upon which the ipo- . 'htrrkekiii; tbelat instant, in Meetsriie.i.i , te, newel , : insousquere was hese; believes he castle !here only i easer rviertad him 10 a Mr, kr . % tau, duo,. ' O5. H e the. tu i ze i , in her lifters* year, Sopina, eldest daughtir of told his mess to put the noddle und blithe Greta die were, mod ', • 'el Wintd, Meg. Olx , iii o,l3ll Y ; learned front the colleichsr of she ! .. demeed the I , ' . r ty go r. : wit i l to the otoble, parish vette Owl it was noted ne Mrs. Uniryinple'll. h ihwelletteiloicte. .•' In the mean lime 11 I a twat, at T This eue After 18 11. iTroste nilliP t i llo u :w il e o nt i l l e Mc.llol, sti notta re ahem she bill, N e t term , l ll "We i ' *24 tt e• Frut•N aka Sr th alt. Mr Thomas W. It. Gri.:itol. The Judge tibsgrteci tfilit Mrs . PI I 14 ' I - .u.ry...p.e Wall : i.e did slot flail It :ati.factoep. Oa he. reign it he foiled toe .' ge a no the 25th oh. 1k f ill faro i0w5e.:4144 the , wife wi 1. Mr. Daltyluple ; P i ; _ r liOner • bad Vont Milky with She Amor. Ptocticolor %caw: 'Dimes (is • hat 4 1' f if to the Cheek ;Ness th 4 • B ll ll Sit - W , Ineutt 400 leloWildf compelled to ! sane he g 4" 11111111 W anthoo ity to take th. owe u e .y. - • ....... - Alt iti...iiist...;retti'3.—bst Nekstoxerimre.ll.. Griedall, Lim. o f S l ,jtb. Croft czamoit:ed bp We. her:id:3u. decide site wow hot so liesioleik -•-• - i,___ lite settee sod blid;e were ;Intend to In he put on its or. The croipoexittmeistion praceedcwitinits saw I el, rto he'risidy. Fie was aware lie could nut Jisii.mil sic Mr. DelryotPle bet once al the lietise is Portman- : moiterfer the bill. betimes. it l a id no resd.reettortst nn it. sqvirre'; he never interfered in 'hey declingsseids the ! Ile was sot at Mr. kell'a mitre thewthiet minutes. house; it is never the preetieeto.eiller gindshoirsilst i s • Re.ezeothied be . ill. A KAU; Y. The intim" Ca. sehtlere.llm.ioeitit Nit beevne Joie. and far the commons...m*4 husband and wife. toile is ifc i • . - affri. the . Ps imbiber v.., ir rtt..nfly. I), was Iltraty a mouth Illy, nrdiell where This is epeclatty desiredt this sii. ' t 4 . se.ts 1 i I any' Arinlllolll.l2ll.i , 2s:f , •111.1 ell , tabu 1. I litO 4..1ifi1114. ItiGH WATER 'l'u DAY . el' . l/114114 - 41. 8 nilsit , , Morning 58 afro,. 8. I Evoliitig IS ais.tr f. 11-ONLVIN 1 1 , int ea •u 4 Pob:lslieu ■t .1.. 0?1 * • Stroud; *Mono a.:v,../I.9ftents ore very;rgeo. •.:A I er.• (Peelpaihi) aryl he miiii•tru.—t. C • emeri. Inu , rfitjlef .1,1 :if, Si" • th Pr • • • j • • .. ' resAAaltai WWl* a Ai+ aaW.• t3l "itch bereadantu 'Ma Platutriturtiilarf anal ri t eeni. :is wasAiraaleala timaalpt Cetemithee.sm#•caseiet :drapers, iii Mind-fared i t Dereilda 4 t is ei•itr in !of aim pleamses , Aielle , eripeilieed .11, she Perri s. i the late Duchess etl9t. Allied' ? and siaelletpieat h. 'tire, Me' hreterellevink refuled'inieititfair. Re . ,ed e legacy of 40-. :by bea — llll . ltdl3 or (1107 bellevid itli.' Oldelae; and IVlT.,Pqnoll).trleted. .she wa s married' ' hipar Dalrymple, %Oaring ou tiet.,(.7iusataipije. ~.1 ~. , . ..,. , ; him to have-boats • lie* yams. It tented -tint, • . ClOWitaaWkiarldowaiiraed.blooooiNittOlitli COMM. - however, that he . Andes. a - prelims. amainition !pest lama tire Sarginnisig.i Tito beaisaiererbiloh et. !in Scotland, anitip . 4it shortly stftecittatjtUted !catted!.l the &mead' Wethlt mei ettifeCtlttuttied in (be Sculpts quaripi k t li Ogre the that taarriege iii 'itik lamp . lie aaii - fhb( 11;37 . .ki)Illitgiii, Ile. Ch • valid, and annul/that naitle•the De fi sseleot y hat the ,limito4, led lidirapt, ,l'lbet...the resolutioss‘ of the latter marriage :am thief catodlibed. :As sipped, l rld ANlals of Septimab-rv. MEL, load passed paaaimagre, ' hoarier: was made la '.'eeeimissiteal ii."rhirta it a Aassengst .• tAwararia • that • Isaiah placed Mr; here. and Si r'W. Fisett i ft ll the judgtatitt;Lid on the Oisentitter. It seas, • however, the • the fug alatillititegol., _ yiid4alicedatteleace of , fart. that Kr: 'Bart* •decliated the Atnitinn. Hi nullity epistle tbi seolodvideelsoislitit 10 haw been belief ell Oak feS4ll4Sialli trete. tarried hg acclants. void ab inkier. This emattatiorardelieed in.,,b lie, lions Thera mai* we. ativalliaige.ner was there 1811. Antecedent to tblit tried the Di-feiielair any dipeatieut veitat , Ma *.view did net•reqeire had contracted shout. ilr 4 1 -e debt ritilv'cfaiined, 6, ais inidatte-beimetk Dom Namur' the Committee. far calico, chints,,,aiscl,eowerticles and L a bak u t a 1 iiiA le,Aurd•tfotriqtloo, calling • Osumi Meet. mouth - after hir separatsas from ' Mr. Daltym- i u safil l e P re p r i t tera. which took place on the 4 tat ple, very nearly all the-remainder. ,The- goods .:rt...:...... r•ri.. • aa ....1.16., Mr. Ceowsin were all ordered b. Mrs. Dalrymple'. and gent 'te I. a month every node. pieces more of it, and that quantity weir sent to I issues on the psyt of the. Plat laces Plaintiff's services Portman-square, with other goods ordered at the 1 the 'night twerodimp When fi l e Committee coati.. same time. A little after, Mrs. Dalrymple milled I attorney, celled, he did set NY given in his resignation , with the bite Dacha* of St. Albans. is. baler to I. directions to .sy that she wen . . - tinge - as gawky of yard. contained is the redo! Mead see nobody • was redly 119 never heard Mr. Cea- . jost s Sist to her ; got a memorandum et the ft ii' ear to the shop a llot the yore ace of the little service t i t esitliterendava did not compiles. thelgoatatil her mistress ; one of the two n rooks end papers being • ib 711109. Th e p e at d a y s h e mat "ie. mistress with a. hill ; liar miss Id take 601. as a fair re-. giatitlis idtiradeol her: - she stated thai.ihisr wa s ness) to tell him that she hid Oiled* in die hitt, the Elsie stamp on thaTtieces in Mr. Dalryinple's affairs, a le Plaintiff, stated thrt being/at Ihisty4ight, vilitems they had ..bern his bills; can't tell whether ue is tb June, 1814. until , she • . . dram be Altered the payment of Mrs. Diskyinple.; was 'employed bet them bi 11,.. 'is fam e : elheisissii did man re see Mrs. Dalrymple • iis - a I. he addressed a Otter sip, thee 4 . Ititillosentio blistered Mfrs. DO/mph Aid:. that. uf the Comp' - ii . . r-to . ~. t: . mol e , ilifaech,, 11112, the per. / UM stavienewati sirs - had pi mow. On the 46th he • , s ::- them •pi or Moe calico, which wsi and furniture of Mr. Dairy.' D Mr. Barrow, es e a se of ea - - biker *email. On a subsequent cassias tars stood between 'theta, sit lever saw auy unswer to she . half a van{ et green calico, us & sli e r, lingo and explain it to them; It o p a y th e passage it 'ltems delivered IS t• florin her eleventh*. lie .ales *mild not per say of his da an d a l so fur a dv e rtise• ditadaded the prieltrof it fit was in etanseemenee of Ass this; oho mid, it ores very _ ordeja (inn by his ibaster. She asked, "MO you• hie money, avid that Mr. Dili; 's cave. time the? I have as account here." Witness re. fao-nothing rata to p abri Defendentirwere some 00, he did knew who site was, but that his ales., wholite unpaid. Mr. Dairya wrens in Misted: and • tar; lead - given them eiders not to set dews' such, shaped, bet she did eastrusilever sbatemerit, for the puo. trilliagarticles to any one. She said she would •1111 heeded " -a-ihr Otal.yatph 'miff of a just demand. nit pay fur it, but that if he would bring, his bill ad tewiesso f erseelltettbilt "at chum they reposed cats• shit moissiag she would pay the whole aesaum. • forsevei ,lie malt' Ifitit her t the hands of the Direr- Witness went accordingly- and took the seehaat;. tho.ahop—rilattallysiesh pr all their efforts, they. was desired to go up to bee dressing-mill;' did so; her vsndenee, she pereisted as " ;; 4 • --~-ti-.~.:. L i t 4 1 11 . 4.' ' hi