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cliwlret kanNilaillilltslVAlVV. l4lll ol4 lllB &wilted N belwinte4 apta no ix Paws iky• I t'fic r h ir kk it i. Wprorm'lniairr• Worpr Pnyii; JAM& flolleal:;splimiatire Wad% nip yr viol- tort'', the 1141pritgr, •Stke h smile • Ati4i Ohttlinslafff . g 4 tetroutat prirtj toe to the Wontwirildlwelinterddarises of s boom, 31. I:e:lotesedt tin; sbair a totem, to the taiNlh. ' rst i tich ittsatidd pinvo/ having enlisted the Primmer, . eAPLIPI he plittsed the surgeons. and was regelsrly sworn ;5. A t evprorlivg sic Iwunty, be confessed so &ileums _ Ile") 'Olt ki *he I &setter from the Northamptonshire v•llitts, and ' , loch dicier/I/ion proved to be a (art. The Pits..werivrirs'tisentnit:ed to the noose of Currection Co (brie months, alteeshk es sir Mistatir. 71minar r:on, a slater, was yesterday charged with b. itir drank and riotous, and distailtiog Dr. Terearkm, the I rtehested 'arsetionist, in Rierdierm Mons, tad hie /amity on WeJnead.iy night, I.) knocking at his demi* a Vialent man rr The Prisoner was Ailed Ss. fur Deist &tat, Sod dia. thingirk StIRK EY ASSIZE& euir.stOarh, Avila* t. CIVIL SIVE. Tilt RIMS 17. CIIAILLES )lARTIN AND 1111 C OTIIIIIII. This as. so indielestest assisted As Defirodants, mimed !'Marlin, iVestern, Richardeory, lined's, Betemett, and Ander. •••ro, for a I diel ten Richard !Liffey, at Meese:ids of St. Mary, Newington, on the lehli of February, 11119. The primer-ration was cot:addicted by Mr. 111111tryatt, Mr. Nulmo, and Mr. e'orwood, and the defeat* by Mr. Garvey, Ur. Chitty, and Mr. Abcabaen. his prosecution arm* out of the dispolet Whit% for some cow puss agitated the parish of St. Mary, Newington. By the 'reales of Ott parisb the Rector has the power of no. cirioating one Churchwarden, and the parish another. The itirserend Mr. OriclJw, the Rector, had nominated the Orit ',sate', Mr. Roffey, as his wardeo, and she perishioners hot chosen Mr. Martin, the Defeadant, as theirs, in 1819. It had been the practice to kohl vestry meetings in Ilw parish "hurtle, at Gee o'clock in the evening, but all was suggested, consign,. nee of the di.gracefril scenes which sometimes • ruk e, and the %cry late hour so which the discussions nt iii .re meetings had been prolonged fur some lime pre ' sinks to 1819, it was devoted r tipedieut by the Prosecutor to change the hour fur the essemblige of the vestry, nemely, Bute fire in the aft. ninon. to uiue it the morning. Souu af t r be rime jolly talk., it became necessary to make a new hurt+ site, and aim to lake into consideralie• on what I. rats iron coffin', acre to be permitted fur Mitre...it in the 'e hurcii.yard—that mode of burial herring been fee-roily ems. - r sled at simper. In order to take both these subjects Hilo tAsosiderstiot., Mr. Itoffey caused notice to be given in the eiso ti mmaner by Ili* parish clerk, from his reading.desk iu the eliureh, that a entry meeting would be belel tin the ail of I et', Dare, at Moe Gelock lie the morning. The alteration of the time for bolding vestry owe liugs, it seem', occasioned great Legalism in the parieh, and accordingly, us the day s t r ier mentioned, all the Defendants appeared at the vestry, a• • as charged, proceeded to propose resole lions highly defamatory of Mr. ttuffey's character. The Defendart, Mr. I(iiihardsour, a as 'feted to be an at sorsa", residing is London, •I•beitig a house at Nee lore's ; the Defendants, Messrs. Reg ains amid Anderson; were stirs - caroled to be Attorney's clerks, -slid alio inhabitants of that parish; and the remaining Dc 'readmits to Ise tridesirien, some of them carryiag on husireess la Loudon. (tat the measles iu question, Mr. Richardson slated to be the framer of the lir-solutions, the purport of which was to insinuate that the Prosecutor's object in alter ing the time for the assemblage of the Vestry was to obtain • ;etched neeetihe of inferior inhebitaels of the parish, whet oould br .übsereir at to she trot-poses of himself and the Roe s re. The results, ioo which was the elaiefground of the present iodic.' ine sit pinfesse el to be a deelatatinu ref the acute owe* elff the VI sqt, that the conduct of lie Prosecutor, ha stamp** to alter the time of the meeting, was a violation of the rightists( the vestrymen, an insult to the parish, and a disgraCe to the Itcrior olio bail appoierted him. It further mimed, that he /4‘ II holly triteurilly ut the conSitenee of the parithiuners, end was air udject of their lied iddiguatien. It appeared sat all Ike freidarits, except Mr. Ilknuett and Mr. Ander. sun, took an active parr oei ibis upecesiori. Another Rotolo. lige mas.pasatd, that the other Iteiolet ions should he signed Ly the V estry Clerk, petaled, and cireutiiterf among list parishioners. The Vee', Cleo!, it appeared, declined signing the lieselatiou., upon she 'egret' of a sirlroitor present that they wire lihelkosa, mad in point of fact they were nut pirldelied out of the Vestry meeting. The rase was proved by Ike rettlroef of the Rector, alto presidi d era the oersisioto, the Vestry Clerk, and oat- r pea . crow whn were present. Mr. erLstave addieearel Ilse Jury on behalf of the Di,. frudarits, sod comeinted that, as the resnilisti ))) is in qiiestiol as to of and rooter niog the conduct Of the Pi mss rotor as a put& officer, and sole mit published to the world at large, they •rier.per fr city *curial, .ard consequently that lois clients orsoehd eiiMinielfe • The ( sits /twine thergesi she Jury, that the 4111 i reset. Inthen. sloth viva the midi-ref of die indictment, ass tale-u -lased, to defeat. thrall/sew, ,4 lh.• lardneYtor , flow its cuss trasoliste• import, and itraaninrh as It would be recorded to poster tic by men nom so the s rutty books, it w as Curly abe walkicriuf proleebitiell In his Lorilehip's opiniuil i.e e.soiritino eft was a bbel ; but the Jury was not to. he boom( by hie opiiiion ds liiiitivelt; they email trier row ekes, owe ilis.atlims Isvit the enhket,'Letirig into tonal. .Jorrition .that the es lattice did nut affect the case of two of its. red an Is. The Jars Atquiffs , d Mr. Droner* and Mr. Auden's/0, and found the varier Defendants Guilly. • SPECIAL JUR(IRS, it enwsequener of the uou attellll4lllfluf Gentlerneu sum. 7-sons-tiff Silt Cita Jorfiltto, its almost all the Special Jury r toirs • nt,r, firr ti • The t`wive• it tenet said lie felt it necessary to reprehend etre appeirlit tlistletiloOli to the duties orGrotl,woros qualißrd its rewire wit leir (-Ist Jurors. Ile had obosrved, that in every vtitor e.isonly sits the Circuit, the Spent! Juror. hill been rm., purenesss in their attrudanee, in err, ha inatauces.b rid is brow &Marl to y tcr pray a 7611 e. Ile begged st to hr.duhttly urger retveil,' that fbe'doly.raf Special Juruis was .. Snipers isr a. that orio.touie: wfw acre emits !melts! to Is y r . trmatitols Jur) Cans, gal in . cdeideqproce cif t fie sinacrouut obis aliirace of Gentlemen suiuitieriiiff as sprcial Juror.. at this li.cite 4 lee wouotinceU, •flret if, us. soy rustic lifCiltirn, whew lik'auttie• That tlreaii,loe footled testae .if similar cum t`Mdtclit ibil,ll 1114 .11 is: duly Sue severely the sb. vloes: , • k • - • • •111k' Ile Nee fliatael illy eaten eritrred for irifOolpeee vrereAvrove shin bre." or fuse' arelleinala who ekNOrviceppekel lu.flIVC their sits udsaer.. !Me lasesinif4 11t1 this sink finished at almost eiNioets ski. troy, when the Chief du-lice rest 'hie isisietitue" Baru., Wood iu clearing the'Gtet. . CIROIVIV SIDE. John Simpson ass isulunt4l uu the Cosuwee's laquisitione fur fel. oimisly:kijjois aril el:reins dorm Murcia, 4114 Ike .141111 'of Ape il haat, is the pairria of ht. Thonsas, iu the 'Borough of The prisonei was the driver of a Clmtlown sta,ge roach, and slow rieht eirleck le •vererisas u f the slay inerdruesed to the iurficinii wl, it brier he sirs ibis ing et th. Law ; of rrghl stiles ju ;now, through Ilse Borough. •hros the de. eesti'd s a lautillen tar row 116 Plr4w44lCY. •was Cruw , ^llllhe rueßoud L. hire lair 111 1 11 Ulf 41r of her %Imfglirr, taw eir,sa &mock. illlliiwub( ski r. Whew the uhrs.(ssuf the t•iiimge ams v!er h • h14,•1.161,e.h.e rare, r•riv i s 41 her alnhan. a, and yoodylei d premature paitaritto.n. 14". iu a suss carried to S; til!Art..'s 11.•04.1..kAif the Med 16 Weill day. her ierfato 1111#11/1,11111 Ins two Aar. 'll4 rrisosier "bete spLk; le io.upvit his otircuitrluet, Is base with go as ilierelence.aud la the, utoet,Wuterlimit,dl4.lth.r, Tbejety A 4 4,4 1 " 4 4 12 ** 11 1/0 ! us 4l • 1101 .!WilP tee ,friitairer cerrlerverevi; oaf • p.16.04 - ia•llis stivprsis• af.litregaerfrird a liore ; d4l, Off MellbilwTy e r athatrophe eireolly be ti.valoyagjomlf.esßeNtetal • riqiial iVil.erressee w rie sitfrft . erlirie.plufs.eyealuess 11 ;re eGYeilVeld't flefirlef,l!feee.tilei de hall bes-u alevrailufvrifire4 sre•e!hi•sg AStra?4,teeteed Al? ell be firriher iletrirtrilsys! Al( :ills (petrify . 4 . 0 4_4 , .0. N . ;se.* worn.. • Al • I•g• l w• t r I tiee •l l 46l l tbet..etiker.fieto, l • . . f . HLRILMWIII AISIZRIL .........- ow Aikry. tegmt = ses yyyl (VedtilPffi .11!• 1016 .1 'dm ciaialiii ihirij- and Me oreteless were follow :-... 4.. I . is b e rh• iiiritr:4Tl.7 T1V1re.,4, , • isteitgfo itt F ' other OMANI; * a _ tor 014 A. 'IN • , perry sif Mt. tease SS. W. iNimpei4or_pe ig.if p from Mr. S. albirsi ft. Wright. Vegetal ot ~41i• hod* of G. bro*, le die toy lisw.t. nit pew* liedocibeari,, and stealing liseou. Melia, sad Mier arlieleal H Morino% and ,J 64 ph Ctruosest.'foi borer staieso( Slues Gwillim, fur breaking arse She boated of T. Bird mid I. Shwy, had remiliag verities articlao; J.wepli Maim, Dor atirolibg *se to abet. Item Coloosl Sir G Coercion, Bart; J. lthtna, fir Onetime istu Ilse &tellies of tumor Marrs MI aft• Sill different articles; Jatnes Res, for • like offence in the Wear of J. Fide(; J. Painter and R. Moore, fur the serer °tester in the house of T. Bets; Mid R inlay (removed from Wor cester), fur stealing weariag al,zrel. ,1 10 I the ab tire were fel/MVO' before the Jades left tht city. Fourteen Years Transprialliiie—A ma Black, for Mario' is her possesalun a forged Bask of Eaglaud soar; sod Jobe Black, her son, fur paean a forged nole-a-he was soffrred to plead guilty to the miser offence. Serfs Years Transportation—W. lilialom, for lweakirg into the dwelling. house of J. Morena, and stealing different 1 articles; IL Williams, for stealisg a forg mootaitsiag seventy , throe pairs of stockings from J. Pritchard; kl.firryllisn, 1., stealing various articles from Mary Dew and 3. Parry; C. Ts , fur burglary i• the Pease of J. klarfell ;J. Verry, fur stealing three pairs of breeches from the shop of Mary Wikus ; and James Davies] fur stealing several article. from C. Reddish. laspriaeuest—S. Bird. for • rape, all he imprisomed three years, mid had security for his good behaviour for four years afterwards: W. Meredith, for burglary is the house of K. Powell, sad C. Brown, for stealing two shirts and one shit from S. Merrick, to be Imprisoned each Wee months. Against R. Caypenfiw, committed on auspicimi of bowleg set oar College on lire, and six others, uu bills were fumed, and four were acquitted. At the Nisi Pratte there were Malmo canoes tried, awstrwSll which wese the following : • SACST•II V. 111117111 AND °TUNIS. This was au artier. tried before Mr. Justice Bray sad a Special Jury. The Plaintiff being a cops bolder under Ike Bishop of Hereford, enclosed a part of a common called Merry hull, iu the parish of Cradle', is this county. The Der, utlants, in Felasary last s ia the character of Commosiess, and in riercise of their rights, sulered upon the "odorants, and deatrupd the Cruets sarreauding the same, fur which the Pialatiff brought an action or trespass leggiest them. The letter justified the abating of the enclosures, as free holder% and pleaded prescriptive rights of comissim, of pas ture, sod emovers over the Wise la goo. Ties Plaintiff ire. reseed the rights so claimed. The Plaintiff predated 'eve ral witnesses to shew the ptieudants were collagen * sad that gardens and landwappurtrnant thereto had hero, its twit or three instances, rode through by the roplboidere for the purpose of destroying their rights of tonsmon. Upon tfiC Cf .iSS•eXII1U1111111011, however, of sums of the Plaisdiff's oldest witnesses, it appeared that the copyholilers had wily gigue through; soar of 'lnland. of the cottager. which bad beau tortured within the last forty yore, but set through the ancient enclosures attached to Baia, on 'thick was proved to be mantling, as far back as ly years, very old fruit trees, and that the ruusetwoers had bee* accustomed to take es t .... .. ,aiiii to turn sheep um the CUOMO. ever since their rrinembraoce. The Difendams' Counsel addressed the Jury on Ike Milt tiff .. .1 case, and staled that their was no necessity for hint to call any witnesses in support of the Defendants' right% la the Ptaimill'is witnesses, by Ike evidence they hod given, 644 clearly established the rights which his (plants, the De fendants, bad chained. , Mr. Justice Best summed up the evidence, sod otter making many observatious, snore)? in fawner of the cutin• mowers, he le ft the question of right to the Jury, abs. im mediately fused a vcriVet for lb. Defewdanta, to she great Polishes tow tit the Court, thereby ramble/Must the legokoliebes of 11. e lk residents so claimed by them is the coming, in question. DOE LE DEMISE OF DOMES MID AMIKESSIRM C. WIWI?. Thies was at ejectment cause, 111 great importance teo the parties interested, brought to 'recover the possesetua of a capital estate, called Houton, in the parish of Bishop. Frame, and smutty parcel,' of land in the pirish of Castle [route, An this eternity, ton the demises of the heirs al law of the late Airs. E. Hasass and her only child, who inter married • ith the !MemLisa, Wight. The Plaintiff living proved the pedigrees of boils the ksson sad theracesial the persons wider shoot dal derived the title, the pekes - slaw, in cadre to defeat the claim of the heirs at law, pit in • criteria aced sea 800 mask seed levied about the year 111/2, . whereby tier tee in the premises to 41M111111111, wan, oil the - happeuiug of curtain 4 wrist*, limited to the Defendant Wight. l'itoos the inspection of this deed, it appeared that de/toile niaseairl intee potations had b. en made therein, but were nut *witted ter the animation, suet that it was expenesed to he for (eosin*, incompatible with the sealant of Me. 11'ight'• orsteir. in the proceedings which the Datudasit'a Cuuusel had Anted to he a truancy his ire. The PlO'itiff's Coitus(' coutrilded Hutt the deed ought wed to be eekeired as evidence as a bet to the Plaintiff's claims, as theism* was reentered void by the iuterlieeitions mod iocungessithis attaching so it. Mr•J"tiT XV4 7, after mak ma Many stbaervailans ou the deed 'and its alleged iniperfecituite, told the Jury if they thought there had not been produced clear and satiefactory t • itleoce of the interlinestions having existed at the enecu -4100 of the deed, the heirs at law were entitled to their awe diet ; sad be further observed, that is paint ref law, if a dead •as altered in a material pant 141ar it was executed ; the deed was said. The luny, Meer acme little deliberation ; delivered a wee-. diet fur the Plaintiff. Itoftilt?, C. HARDWICK. This was an action for a breach of promise of marriage. sail the dasmigea *tee Intel M 1.000/. The Plahulff.-wair the daughter of a farmer of tesspectability liviou at a place vetted the Ebur, to she parish of fienteleuteb. in thee comity, a xottue lady of abuse( 22 years of age; she llaruelsol seas • 'dower, liviug at Union Hill, in this county. The es.e. was upeorel by Mr.Tntaa, aid 'firllutved by Ms, FAltp.ati, who,' In • most Grimy wad slw9as.M sit. Ore.*. stated she ewe ouistaucm•i• •Ibie elmeg i Algriersionvhfuno yards established by she *vide ace, amid eseank/Pl4 9 104 0 . 04111 nu the part of the Dtfetadaut is impend;\ the eharwiee cuuditt t of the abet was admitted by nil partl4s to be Is young lady of the Moat sterblensiidivit reputation. . Mr Isamu, in a speech replete with buisieur, epetke.lai loiligstiteasit dainagssi and The Jae/. retie a most able and impartial opielitain from the Leasneel Ju3ge, found a veidict for the Plailitsff.-D Inages?oo/. BENNETT if. Mt C. MORGAN. This vise a %in real Jury cause. The 'Plata/tiff is an inn keeper at Life COO, and durioe.fba (untested elecisow fur that roomy. k. Pt °Pro A•m!mg rot the Dereedsbstee.eon, bat of the canslideies. The %toothy suet heal ornate's freelseddies, cording so • rrrt.iu decreased salted • foßy bill, draw• sly Is due loins by the lliontsfl, had ruAriead ru rale arll'ke seed arrow- the wow.' thumped thew tire, to the tree of 4,704 H. has the stalk-Inm alts araril r•CAMi'Deferishiest, iu piontrty sestinas Ile.verius...ll,•o4lo PK l om l . l6,26 • o }"WetiOßl Of lie fumed s ilairtirted tswaste of the f•lfrit pouts arf She Coe elniblers of Pp cunsbile, Ad offered 900. al a fair berm ; nut Colbleul bruaigh4 his seiner, !ailer Jury ctitelltionvi the •pisslos tot Mfr tenumitter, and •isatelesi 9600 +bads - bassi hoes oreitiosiedy 'paid Soto Covert, Ire 161stidag (SO O% the,l l a4gM.l4ll 011.04ar Me*. ~waulg, e ale Cuaspipahr• orlefr t itees $16,-4 9ff Pl 4 the iNde'tiditat ir t=lininfiese (speck lite I‘4l 6 414 se .%.T01010!7 Psi Oaglisi . hmoll4 sot eitionsirr pre..M* l l P!. Tr . ,R 10461, on . • NI Att. NG r. 40r iff • sirksh • deals' Is 16NIsiii eon. Mei Nwalslu Nieetit,tbellige {Drat wit, ito coNg.Nly rdy! creamed. . .1-121.4 Y lour sank NA tea. WI, rJ....b._ ~...,4 lad r c, . .i.. 1 hood Ipi v Mari mow&. w eilprittrig apploit to Wtr. WOO, of 1 Piilteth Wahrs&essliatios fee obi 34 11. hem the TV•Welliesef the. &NW Alemiciatiol the Prosecoiios of Pelee*. The first wilts. wad Wei. pi. e 11sPoteds I - Mat ht'shewed the hied WV testual, aid ward *tic. thee& franks so Lord Sago fir the 20f. ellt 'feelmilP of Jura, who hoe taro the Priaseee sisteiretiaisti diet I. misivered, ha hod poilialimi the liend.hill oh his ow* ammo,, sod week) pay the /cravat. Witeese sesslail Ipiti in Detrosber fellowisig, at the Hull lea, Deatillbs when Defeedent answered he lord hero busy at the election l two wsisM revisit the mosey; that be had received the 101. from she Treasons , of she Radii Associative, lewd world remit that also. Wiley+, bed ogiddied to Mr. Wyatt, elm answered Mot be hues, isoshats mcilus steeml.hili, sod re- fused to pay the reward. On the cross.eiteminatiole iitaikatitemis, it apeerell thee the moo appreheeded was bctillor-leslaw to t ie Plaistiff, nod that the witness was anise'd le an isoartherisea•Mler oey; that be had• been at la. Censer Assists is Shrews bury, in the character of • willies.; and at Cheater, as *ilk ass, in the emote aphid the Rev. Mr. Neneey. _ Mr. Win. Jams, *Hemel, of Caernarvon, deposed to his lesviog beard the conversatio• which passed at the Sun hen, Derbies between the loot mitoses sod the Delleisdonf. The coueiciion of Roberts, at Usable AasineSfer lag in the 'sight limo (not for *heeling the pneek Bl l lo )eof proved. Mr. Pratte emoteoded, that supposing the Joey oars ere. dig to Lloyd Roberts, still the ikfeudiust wait sikiseaset able fier the 101. whit+ ha admitted he bad receivelfeems the Rutbio Association; and if the Delesidatot breouht his admit against Lurd Hague, who was the respoosibk perms., the Plaudit( mold thee call this Defendant as • witness. The Judge seamed up, and the Jury homed • verdict fur the Defeodaut. DOE PSNISK IDWAIDS IP. DAVIES AND OTHERS. This was no adios of ejectment to recover poesemiess et as estate; mill the questioe was, whether at Ilse time whin the Isle - Mr. Lloyd Josses one of the pastures of the late Deobigh and LAmorwst hanks, aide the cusiveysisce of the eels*. in osiertirie, be wee or was not solvent Mr. Jeers, solicitor of Denbigh, stated, that a few 'lays prior to the basik payaseel, viz 20th of Mulch, 1816, be was comoilted by Mr. Mason, ore of the pastures, ou the state of their affairs iand Mr Mason and Mr. Lloyd Junes wormed to his advice, that ae there west out food, en the &oak to ammo. the demand, it wooM he better k/ issue a comotoisio• of hatehroptcy for the secnrity of their owl persons. It was that detersoimed to lay the elate of the rue. cern before a neeetiug of Geutlemeo i and Mr. Lloyd Juan* observed, " I wee Sor 6,1)001. to my mother and sbouirt wish s. give her security ;" witness replied, be bad bent, Mel ; become a ity nue given ' wieder en apprebesision of insolvency. wield not be valet; besides, as Ilse debt was for rents which he hod received fur hie mother, sad fur 's'.• Lee which he bail sold fur her, she could 'deist repaymeut from his can imitate. aka separate estate The moricere wee, however, glues in the month of Iletober, after the stoppage. of the beak. The euumnissido of bankrupt was dated la. nosey, 1517.--Verdict for the Defeusione. DOS DE 1. 'arum DAVIES. A. iodise to remover pommies of a colliery sod toadies... On December 14, 1802, the Plaiutiff grouted a lease le Thomas Coombe, Benj. Dotard, and Zee. Psalter of leo* Situate in Ilia parish of kkoseley, together wills all the mines of coal, ironst owe, Ate. there under, fur the terns of 110 years, ot a resevved nut of pore sere, and • royally of se sued* per toe opoollie cost or iiii•yrol gut op. There was; proviso that. if the said wuelis abseil) cease oar Mgt fur is. years, them the said lease was to be void. Ily the evidence it 'petered, that a pit in a detached field, celled the Dailey'* Pit, had Leen worked out iu 111813 i and she engine sold and sent into soulL Wales; that in Mil, 11111.5, there wise a gin put duels'. for • trosperary poimmoe, which woo removed about three sweetie eifterwarelot Mesh shout two years afterwards, the Defroster' t eon...he'd oueliam, Perry as hi boo lie could g 4 souse coals" to Pave the lees'," old, toy revile directions. got * few lout by Mint old lb! • pelisse, the evisermsesice of • him was abut the ' , sad fell là. In April, lair, Defelogent ware applied so Perry fur tisie Paw pre puce, std gut a sash genutity of stroking teak af no valor. Prior to the lease being assigned to Defends lust, Comets avid nursed hail tried to slob tau pits hmo geilier.eiol owe by itself, in tbe Tucker' Meadow (Soother of the demised pieces of limed), owl rape/Wed several hundred &mods, but tailed tu getting cool, though tow of Maio tie's witnesses were of upinivu that Acre was coal under it. The Plaintiff having taken forcible possession of the pre, • an cjeeicd by the Defindint iis 1619, and to that /lesion of .j.criteeut snide au defence. During the time be thus bed forcible prissessiou, he souk pita in the Tuckees Meadow to the depth of GU or 70 yards, and got a lissausillj of coal. It sou contended by Defendant'', Coutisei, that the moths had not ceased fur two yearn prior to Plssutitf's tab ierg forcible possession, and that if •ny sorb ceasing to work had taken place (luring that Imhof, it was 'swing to Plaintill's owo acts, cousequeutly DCklldaSli WAX /HA tat,. on the other bandit sus contended that the pits were a dotted, and only used at intervals fur the poi 'ruse " keep. iwg the lease alter," whereby the landlord was defrauded of the ropalty whieb world have accessed is him by the mew staot working by the teamed. Verdict for Defrodent, with liberty, IV4L INTELIJGENCE. • - PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 9. Arrived the Johns Irsuspott, from the Cape of Good flope•in eight meets. FALMOUTH, •UOUST 7. Arrived the Nittfe of Brasil praltet, Creaming., from Mara Leone, iu fusty days. Sailcd the Drama* ;racket for the Brazil,, Stanusure ditto fur Isrataica, I.rrl y ditto for the rilediterr and Lady Arabella ditto 4.r Urban—each with a mail; lEophegira, Durant% fur Malaga; Sylvan, Noble. fur St. Parrtcl,.llei4; and Almot,Tltailowt. for ltutterdem • VVARISTow, AVOUST 9. The Purser of the Hon. FAA 'Judie Company's ship bwhisa 9 from Ode*, ltas landed byre with dispatches : DA. ittillrrawlllacao 156•Slarett, awl from SI. Helena Sid issue ; Wit:brae to suespauy elitlals, Streatham, Heaviside ; spoke lots. I.9er. ['S.W. die Herniae, Gtrairk, (ruin Rat !mid fur the late irf Frame, all well. The It/arquia of Ely arc William Pitt acre expreterl to be dispatched ear ar shout thittlth ',Herds, sad the Bombay and Hertfordshire about Itrafttif Slam+. AUGUST 9. 1 1 011 sailed for the •Rivrr the Edgar, Some,' four 4mstabru.; Cht,vy Chace, from Douratira woad ClPtatlat Shea*, frost Hater Pa Cabe dean from the River the Adams, NOlrille, fur Ihillitatne; and 'Luray Attu, Duatio, fur the South Seas. DOTTR, AUGUAT 9. Arrived of Hsi* pot the Rapid, of New Yurt, from Ms dr.., lot frusn Cowes. fI,ARIFIcH, AUGUST 9. Arrlvetl.ite Ltily Repeat§ packet with a mail from Cira karate; find •Ilorte hurt Ihastigrgb . fur tatstks, Stith 14rauf uterawaoracidera. F 40 1 .614 613. itrivikoweli trim figeekinini for Nigoomil. itai Levu bruwithi4t hells by WI rail 0. 411 1 1 Seise hes ANIOTIS pass spou Hie Loot Ssied, . . , DAIVOIotiTII, Alf • 44. tSss pMt Maim, froth Stet** v ' die • Lflb f' b PRNDXHcz. a ti zieritaNtovistar liatimate - ;• •. , 11 houblatilebire lir ).44*/fieldbales PO -4 041?0, ~t a twarew t lll = 40•16 •11110•Vel 111•41, t. P. As*. Wes, eats was ter-. JO • ? by Mrs Corerie, . . Wad Mr. r ather ,• Mr, alameir r . of Theeklieadi (Ala was appointed Chsireany 4., the lissit Netting), Mr. Idol, of Oreeartier Ifsettloisitie, Mr. Fledge, Mew. Mr. • Matthews, Kew. Me. !Mimeo, Mr. ID:theism!, &e. Ise. The wirether eons 'Orem* dimusissists, did She hew of entree seemed is diner *two tbs pees 0141•11 of ohs Merthig. The cloth hying removed, the Cummins gage " The Ring, sod the principles which placed kis family on the throne." This tiled he prefaced by schoiselrilgiug his Isablltty nieriptitely to 11l the outstation is which' he bad Ides plated by the pettishly of she median ; tix week, how. ewer ' priforas hit Witco lo des Mid ails Menhir deftly. The health of her Nakao the %sere woo reviewed with that hearty spplease which might be expected hem awed eunetitatioeisl Englishmen. The Ciialltle•b. is airing " The Wahl. of Ifr. Crewel'," was were that she toad was to seiner with the feeling* of all present. He lied never before det so awaseruns sod resprelabk • body of his feltow•constryinen with the frelielts he then eatiewleoced He did not hail this meeting se leach trioaspli wiped Alarm, es so earliest and anticipation of filer* esrif still mere ghwioes witiories. The Hun. Member', litakh was desalt with three tides three. Mr. Coattail rose to Mara Honks for the beaver done bid. His Wings of gentliodefor the mote in *tech flie freeholders Ind &eat his heel* would, if possibte, owe thee ewer biad Mm to Mom. It hod beer she wish of IN heart to meet item, Nola& ea radars the piece, he was desirnas to knew whether his pit etowdael bad or had mot hems approved of. H. wished to put thielp“liinl to every individonl, so thaf he Might relent to Parliament with a fall knowledge of their opinitnie. In the sestinitiote which were lately expressed at the princely nostreime of Coke, of Mont ham, ima the measles of his AuturallhortoOleat, tag Meeting, hermit'', coincided; but the sentinseastitadolot. self bait uttered had helm brought before the pare eyrie a miry garbled and mutilated state. An individual at that aborting olweverest, the eusintry might be extricated vat of its pretests thlietelties by a little more exertion on tie part of the farmer, mod a letter understateliss: between him and Ike litidhied. Hr (Mr. ('arsten) thought thus was a gross libel moots the foment of this hingdosh. The petitions of the agriculturists, sr the lam year, were not in the Last at tended to ; bus lasi !trishaw proper attention was paid to Meat. Tie agrieuttstrists, in these petition,. stated that Stogie ditieultses were great —eel he, in his custicietatx, believed them. lie said at the meeting at Henbane what he %meld new royal—" What were the examples of Mr. Coke, or soy other geostlemea, if they only tended to beteg doe foliewere of their foutemps to roils ? Weak, my meson come ts see ;Went Mr coke or loos (Mr. Comm) if, Sicangb their obiatoieg priecely fprlsup , the labooter elm mot hat/ remunerated? Was Ise right or was he wrooe t whew he Said It was the wilds of the agrteu Ito. nit to encunrage the labourer, 'sad to pal mosey Ito hie pocket if it was in his power? Were they to renters careless aged indifferesst, whilst observing the country receding year by year, as,, day by day, from Ns once flourishiag st ate ? No! bawben Deepen, it reamed from the, at etc of indepeadeecy which it once ea eyed, to a Mate of abeelete poverty—a poverty below that of any other eintuire Is Lonsipa l —they were eu Iled upon to step forward toils rescue. Nee waned pot it to soy iNdivideal whether the reentry was in* sound stale, whim they saw daily fresh numben added to its already enormous list of paupers? It was use be the musty alone received by these losupeis that be kroked—it *MI to the Inge of their happitsess—to the loss of their exer. 04111 6 .-40 their tom of every thing that was todepeuti. Oat sashimi was to he hoped fur from a granary so situated. but every Sinai wee to br leaved." Look, mid the flunowrable Deathliness, to the itatesitium of the spi. colturist and the inaowfacturee; he believed they wished to join Laud and heart in rescuing the country from the degradad stale tat. which it bed faller. Variegate time When the ftadicals Moak the attention of the coassoonity at large, he never entertained the leant fear for the safety of Ike empire, knowing that the people sip Eaglaud were On etilliglnetied people, sod that 111 V 'UMW which they made proceeded from hungry bellies. nee whole community must uoite--ntest stand or fall together. At Mr. Coke 'a ; 8 ." annual meeting, aurae silly farmer observed that esti cubes, was the Otitis!' oak, and salanvforiores bet the ivy which crept 'rowed it to its bane. He (Mr. Careen) Oen elated his opiniuw, that though agriculture was the Mainstay of the credit of Skis country, still it was essentially pecesomy that bulb agriculture mid manufactures should flourish. What ! could it for a moment be cosorived that any thinking person would wish to see his costumers iso SNIP of etarvatiou ? For his purl lee wished to sire the poor moo fed upon it heat•bread and beef instead of w potatoes, and harlry.breed. Could it be 'honed that either be or any usher prison coedit wish to see the people, who height their peat, its a male of poverty ? Bat at the same time they were toot to see agriculture au much depressed that it should nut • be able so altord to produce that quamity of food which was servos/try for 11w consumers. Mr. Cortaro said, lie foreign mossamptiest of Earth& mannfeetores was but as oter.bialls part of the hostse eimenniption, nod therefore the beet market fur the esauufacturer wa• at home. There was mushiest further from his wish than an increase ie the price of grate. lu times of difficulty like the present, that Wag not the mode to redress the gilt f the people ; bet without the support of the agriculturist the public credit would be anutbilsted, u the agriculturist was its chief aepport, sail if be were net supported, the Ministers might as well take sponge said rub not the ratioual debt. He did not wish, be repeated, to see the prices of agricultural produce enhanced; for it was leis greatest anxiety to give activity to the shuttle Dud the plough ; but be thought that ten tear a price for bread flamed both the farmer anti the manufacturer, as it greatly reduced the home consumption of manefactere. It ems better, iu his idea, fur the labourer to earn Is. per day whew the loaf was 10d, thou fur him to earn Bd. when the loaf was V. lie here lasted that the poor-rates at pine sent were 10,000,0001., which aim was paid by Ilia land. holder. who also paid the public creditor, whose deemed, were 38,000,0001. yearly ; and he wished the soasiter mese. fat-weer and the Allll4llWitirr likewise to sharer in the defray. ing of these demands. The Huisoerable Gentleman' thee ' dwelt on the mischievous effects of the great barites of taxa. limo. It was tie defy of that Legislators to remove the taxes in mass, and uut by petty and jingle:meioses cortaileeetals; sail thus, not only would the country be benefited by the amount struck of the expenditure, hot • great slaving would accrue in the collection of tho se roomers tears that mrerailielesed the iadustry tied mann** of the ceeetry, which had already heettglit it to the verge, sad threatened to drag it into the atria of ruin. Several limits were thee drank, mod the worthy member, after s law prefatory surds, gave Mr. Graham (three thou Ham.) Mr. Gamut& returned thanks. He did not conceive it would be at all the isteiest of die agriculturist, properly derstood, to enhance the prier, when the rout of the evil was his customers want of wan■ to purcham. It was the !a lmoner sled the manufacturer, the customers of the farmer, wise wasted relief -in the Ara •Oretance ; het this certainly could sot he given by mnaleriau the raecelearie• of life mere difficult of sitaiement. A real cheaper systems waa enotted. Any thing 'theist of that would he of see avail; and until that took place, Ha agriculturist would be disiippoisted, the ma rafactorree would be disappointed, and the labourer would leek foe relief is wain. He eruaM but say that it was yet ten be. to taro about aid penile soother amid a eustriery mune; bet he would amert that it must be speedily dime to be OW fecteal. He would Five as a semi peel, " The Ageleulterel Interest of Ergfied, sad may It ever prosper !" Csititalt said, that having-drank the agricultural le. tam; be world preps* a similar onstiatert le ertpret to Arrived off 04 pert elar atlso vlt or eau !:hair,ftl6llLooalusiviwat ishosalta AdtlSip ilay*: aver Pp*, At 40. • fitivuo %atom.. Row aa ala ) 4, .• tirt1111", A Cokailef Wildiimloo% was repo/7 ,. 1u be . i v blovre..o.lity No pa l l affl r lef at traireit OW WO till orai frasi3l . potrie liilN ailmikeitsity; 4 bYch '1 6 8'140%101k her by pkaki, Were tienaturodaya*lNst.', 'SIVAS svwarß gssizts. , CUMBERIOIIIIIIPINIEP ..—.......--- ; ..r.d o w,_.._. Joan e, wilLLvams.. $ -. !- . ' : illiilitNel gel trill N 0 *hem “raw triblffit billeilhit I ._ '. •• ' , -egg. ; • 1 allthatietil,: tfffesaetialltaHltainil 4E' . VA. 1!•_ WlPtillii 1191 IM fret , lip .0.44.6 4 11• 1 1 fat Joke Sabah, a pads*, . JIM t'tf Ike i'4,1914011. thrAir 4941114111 IPI Uri - 1 01. 4. 1 WI Illimbrr .....I. ll rraVii'"thet• a far epdre.ll ; ar tta6eftr eiso bawl lin pm fori t irwor mg* , um •ow., armor raw* elf 11 . higir IPA. rile )41 entrthift tio ' ; alio 1111 Ti l y ri'esol, fropwreiliy ali , . Irolw it af 11,1 tr .r. g y ro .. 00. . , a t i s , poem* ma whowiloil //kJ Orsini., it. I Mrsoilatise &or ib• rieMelPtlitta del atabi • ii 4 wa• "Oa I. 'M 0640 4 0• 1 1 411410rWit b pro aearmarstral issimr:se. whist% sem mmalfy dear is hi; heart. The ; presioreLty erammirree was eamatill So the posimperisy of aeririshore, seri therefrom every firmer ass es mach is- Meted fit it as the or . usereafseimer himself. A. me let she maspiiiy, heart mid hod. *Mk the Marafse: lanai irk:lei. Let them *toilet wltherstery, Oa she* that = 4 1 . 01 4 4 11 L46 7 1hrt1e OW 11111. ksiiewpe E li et eminoweesetetiee : — *lllll Milleelteeeeriiii i.lO Sem aloft *4O The aithli Or MI. 0.1. aii& item *Owe 00111114111'0 Ir . o r w I TI 00 era W * mien regimpeir. trenweet * filwor,. •• I. w tioilitelle o f kn , w f li bllty tea prime hieseitAie ern/ Foe lo.km, i */". wm • 4 15". 1 1 1 F1t.ti1h, 1 41 Pr% 40014 10 stkietswi,,',,.. w h ,,,b,„, ay. esemsuree t www egrirwlterenste, Eneisowe.., teseigeere. trereef, eeelew;ie r eke weft of Ref etliAlm 1.,.. r 4Plirirmi -He wee eke vhseepte., ror the • Odell Illitthr woMMeriMill OgAin ate wow fawn; Iftrealetwil thu tangly llt ra a r i s ‘d to ;Imposing 1" The health Mr. Osattgbawi, rad dett_ie or Welturtelfol" The toast wa received wish lord arelantithmo k a l w rerifieil tiff "TM Qom* IM ftpeaa !" Wir.ticsomi woe after left the Clew, whit* wee taken by Mr. WILMS,. wito gave " the. logl•pradefol Y4l maw or the misty of Plipherlauti, witty their Curia at tr a wl be crowned by complete ► *." After sense wawa mates bail Iwo kaiak, the ep or .,, ( Itellwilb(cd. highly dehghted witb their euterta swat at •i—' OLRRIC.4L PRONOTIONs. --- Ii is uniletatood Obit the Rev. Dr. Carr. the worthy Vicar of Brighton, is to be the sew prate of llerefurJ Cathmtral. The Lora Bishop of Merefosel has bet. pleased le collate the Rev. C. Taylor, Hemel Master of Ilereforti Cattwdrat School, to the Prehen.l of Moreton Moen% vacant by the death of the lite Very Rev. the Dean t f Hereford. Th e aye. Williams, A. M. Reeve of &redo*. sad Chap lain to Lord Viscous.. Coasms, has beim instituted, by a dia. prowling froas his Grace flee Archbishop of Caisterhary, the Rectory of Kingston Seymour,. 0. Satorday seaisight was instituted, by the Lam, ;atop of Soh and Well the Rev. W. K Coker, BA. of Oriel College, Oxford, to the vicarage of /forth emery, in that diocese., ou tbe preaesitalima of the Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of IVells. Welesveinal learnt that the Very Rev. the Dean of Wor cester succeeds to tha.vacaut Bishopric of Liacula.-014r entler Herald.) AINETINGS OF CURDITINLY Ar G1V11.1111.4L1 TVIS DAY. /11. P. Whitmore, jun. Walhalla green, herwer TlVaisitatriv. 1.. s eas *. Walbridge, bilker S. Cooper, Tontine..-court rued, baker 3 II J. R. Renault, Pall. mall, ine&iciateomeder ... •• • T. 31acdonsld. &animas place, puts oeller.. • 3 1 r R. Pettit, Rea Lion-street, odium 11. Oakley, 41ery.-le-hooNlane, shoemaker 3 10 E. Hellyer, Kruoitigiuse.lane toast er-mariai r T. Muir.., Holahan. tartodustal. a , IL Golding, Oxford, cabinet-maker.... G. Noy*, Ntessie-street, upholsterer.. J. K. Yeas, New Londosi-street, eurn•facler ... • 3 law W. Coltret,Stratid, bookseller, '2 12 It. Nutt, Deptford Lurrer-ruad, fellnionger .... .• • • 2 12 J. West, Little Newport-street, haberdasher J. Raney, Leadenhall-market, penitent 1 I I W. Longlitund, Tunbridge, irtiameages . 2 11 J. R. Browne, St. P a. statutory V. Whitmore, jun. Falba., brewer R. Stevens, &mead, cordwaiuer ......... I 11 E. Willis.., lidasonston, grocer . J. P. Rorie, Pall-mall, fancy paper.m au titan arer.... 1 It H. Henrietta sod R. Catering, Lawrence Poomitsey lane, neereissats DIVIDENDS. J. Diehl, 'Threadneedle-street, rat rt . haat W. Jarman, Knightsbridge, paper. hanger .. 1 J. Mart* Miaow, botcher 2. Ran, Osihrel-alreet soil Rishopigalcidreet, jeweller 1 J. Rout ls,Oxford•street, grocer lO J. Bradsksw, Tower-bill, woollerudrape. W. Oakley, W. t)vrreud, and W. S. Oakley, Sonikvouk, worthily piers H. Tate, tleallard, clothier J. Hatt, Liampil.hill, bulkier J. Applefoo, Sooderland-near-iliolea, ship timer J. Beavea*Old Cavendish street, trine-meaehant S. L Carley:is, Coweat•garilesi, tailor J. L. Cope, Risagstosupoti-Hell, merchant .1. Woudroof, Old Artillery-ground, toner H. Waddington, Blackfriars, men-bast A. Co.lthirtl, Coreshill, map-seller .. • • . . ln A. Auden's, Philpuulane, merchant ll CERTIFICATES. T. Pretty, wow or late of Tipiou, Stafford, irmvsnanufac tarer.—.l. Wade, of Kermit's' Stalleinti i and J. W a de, o f Loede, York, wuuleiastlers. 7 -R. ' Eay, of Rory, Lancaster, no t. . . tap Beam ri Listataseland, !Mead maroafseterrr.—W. Wall, of Wemise-Beek, Nartamisiptun, fonitb.—T. Bsdpiti of Breditamter. Sursersel, Nap -merchant of Sisplehurst, Kent, tailor.—J. Witenek, of Manchester, woollen.cord-nianufaciorer.--J. Wiltiawt y of Birmingham, japanuer.--J. Lyue and C. Lyn', of Eisisbuiy. square, Middlesex, nterchastiv—W. Button, fate o f m ar ib u . rough, Waits, bitilder.—W. R. Matt, of Brigtithelinatonc, Suavest, wise-merckant.—T. Warwick, of Hiichin. Her Is, draper. —J . Marray, of Bisbomigat e-street-Wil hoot, dontkui. cordwaiser.—W. Stevenson, of Sheffield, York, groger.—A. Booth, of Nottingham, tallow-ckaudter. ----- MARRIAGES. Wrdsesdey, the 9th isst., at St. Geerge'sithureb, Hanover aqmare, Calomel Alesneder ‘Yoodfurd, of the Coldstream ' , minaret of Guards, aide-de-causp to his Majesty, to Miss Charlotte Ilfitry Arnie Fraser, eldest daughter of his late Ex cellency Marko Henry Fraser, Faq. his Majesty's Minister Plenipotentiary to tee Circle of Lower Sammy. Wednesday, at St. Georg'''. Remover-squares ►y lb* Hon. and Rev. Alfred Harris, William' Bowles, Esq. • Captain in the Royal Navy, so tee Hon. Frances Temple, eldest daughter of the late Vim:own Palsersto•, and siste► to the prestos. PRICE OF STO4 Bonk Stock Ct. r KS YESTERDAY. 5 per Ct. N. Ann. 103! 103 1031 Indi■ 800d5..24 45 pr. Ex. Bill*. 2.....4 5 pr. Lott. Tickets..lll/. Ills. Cons. foe Acc 6812 3 per I ,t. Red..... 691 3 per Ct. C 005... 681 si per C en t..... 711 I 4 per Cents. 87 I Honk Long Ann... 18 I - - By his Illajesa's ROYAL LETTERS PATIIINT. IjE A KE'S Grottier PILLS, justly kepis for Curing, is all Its . 19•415, a Crania Diana". Use small Pill is • dose; ad the tabled of use Mins lb a 10- cent Case, will soon convirce tfte Paha* .4 she atteioty of his speedy recovery. Nothing can be 'nor nuanced. owe safe, we more convenient Mao this remedy, fur .sell see obliged to go jimmies or to sea, as it weds ow emallseek.bt or restraint elf diet • sod )ears experieuee (So so extru sive poetise) boa phtved that it will effi et • core. Ichni re pented salivation sad ell other methods avail waking. Fur the Scurvy sod other C.lcroctieal Disorders. this Mediator has not its parallel. Upwards of 40,000 pennies, of WO wive, hove bens radically cured of the above cru,ll Dis orders wakes IM last eight years. Prepared sod wad by the vole Pr...priories, T. TAYLOR and MANX, Margolies • ; at their house, Nu. 9, New Bri.tre-eireet, in heaps 414 ceir is. 9d. esrb, duty included.—M.B. Two lack dews and lights is the passages at night. They age alms sold by then appoiaanserts wish copiers dinartioss, at Mr. Newborn's Toy-shoyg MO, theisni-aserea ; Mr. Dishorowwh's, T , Fish. imiarly appeal* she Illooressaa; as Mr.lidatiler's. g▪ diotsurgh • Mr. Newberg'., Dsbhu ; sad by ore wow ie every asi:ohlerable sown is Gina Beattie ard lrelard. Adoisw grubs le persons ustios the above, re other of the PropistoreMedieiree...Glarso aril Semis al Withrow a cored. sad Mhos, pose paid, ortarreeed. • See ths.list pailsliabed by the Royal Celiage of la bas. Priasm. w Peklisheil 'at Wes Sums Paws lot Ties GL/411 gar% No. IW, armed fry C. Cuit/Off ELL, if the Wooed. . .