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ects befoptpelellan.r.edsuffthe.'rer.ilt„ht: • .1 * . , ' i • •' 1t N THE BRITISH PRESS. 1; .. • . ,.....____, ______ .l 7 ,lm. and In. I - . SHIPPIAG INTL LLIGENCE. ;' LAW NOTICES. motion forward to-dny, now natal his now to the Court . . Iletb i i t! o i t i ir , t h e e t all events it was an unnecessary action, and brought purely making the motion, he observed thet he hail made it spirit in litigation. LIVERPOOL, lentieen, FEL 1,7. 1 -.... e .-. COURT OF CHANCERY. cation before, which not being in the I p i n e ip n ez i t , o i n on n e , s h o e: i h w n :i t i e s t i v i m i a r d e P C h t ) t a s i t s l ' , • enrwillwit THE VICE.CHANCELLOIL THIS DAT AT PIALT-PIST tO spry Mr prooneiottel aesistance. . . diC i t ' to j t u li r e Y ; l u s i i i i . t i t e i r ti- th. Da Le ra arn ageri ld_ t_ j l u it ' r i_v t; . ; o d t i i r ti m ds t . i°n, found their vet'. Wind W. to W.S.W.- 11 tgli Water, 40 m. D. 6. t sucree ed, Red Ile Meted his II _Amour would penult Min to proctem, TEX. CONSISTORY COURT, SATURDAY. FEB. 18. Arrived the 31er lia, Snow. fr - ot - n oea annah. sailed a i llth isromey; acoat:alicrriTlYttelitibeeloonliesinlciverat:cheiwo:lMilyn:toop:ST;lke:lnfuCcalg,geßile::).:::ll::::::ini:li:nnn'nwaV4igot:ol:::to:l7:l7Nrei:ijienetiaPicrrirutro.;;4tvihieelartfkliretteCe(hd:dhouev,irdialtilii:no:pbrl:lar,a'iytiUltn:Optsgienteitdita,:.ttt . , ..... ' though his romion tiliget nut be in strict conformity with the rules __e 'CHAIRING MOTIONS-CAUSES. ef the Ceurt. sec ;lit cry ... 1 1 i t S t it h: a a l l s a o re o u l l ' e s fi o i i l i , r a d i t i a l ; Arr i v , d , w 1 n a bou nd,thes c h ° ° n e r 11 3 7 e u r ic e .7 1: e Uh n ir; t e , A n je i i . b iFt li cr i h n il' s . , Nlfdroe.gin; goAriCiner.rrfneeatt.nser:tornnftat:it'eeinawirt*:°. d d el: a lrlr y ihr ! nn4l:4l: . : l liw . " h wch r grenir a t'e r rhn t epail a daar r ewberY : d i e n : nit:Ns : " r r v g i ~.. a 1 1 : ) e s ne 1 e re y " ( e : • , re a v a t , t , u „ r d it s e. r. ?:r i t i l s o t to, . I, f , r f i l i , t , i . t ., cli s ett .i,, i , e ; il , i t e s l e •tf r t a h . J . tin l. . h ,; .d l i te m d , y fi l i tr i ugl L es ia. , . liertot v. Barret , eauee 1 Frawr a Boothby, demurrer, pr. THE WES'I'3IEATII CASE. o ei ' s n . e ue r ino ' f J t.hhr o .r n firsi e sic s e, atsot a rt ' e " 1 m ' "Pm I a it 4: e e ,pee: , Brietnw tv. Boethley, demurrer I judgmer i II re %1 •Ii MELD. who appeared for one of the defentlante. said The arguments of Coutatel hi this ease wcre concluded yesterday- lum • 31miltia, !meter. trete M e ssina : Celedonie. Johneon, f . ro_ . m Watered v. Butkley i Faylor v. Gerken I Hicks a Algae he del not Ille.lll to take any injection in poile of 7•01. . The . snit wale originally commented by the 31iirquie of Weenue . e . th • Nee:him/Gan& i„il 20 1 , 1 'Ye. Robert 3I•W Giant, Wileockeon, from ; -'ll•mtiey et Bunion I Rabbet!' • Boxer I Blackstone a Lloyd Mr. Leede then proceeded to state that the o l bjec r t of st h a i i s a i , f s lot ta i t n e n s against ffseelefarchioness, for • restitutina (if cennigul rights,. Ine Wilmington, sailed 2 - .. d JettuAry. I _ was, that a decree of the Court, relative to theists e u ce s a a l r a c t e c , ll h i o y n s el d th a en al e s t a n: l r d i t e er ne y etl a n e d ROLLS 0111,11 T. before the 31aeter, might be carried into effect-that execution THIS EVENINO, AT SIM. should be mat di on the judgment obtained in a court of law te r when the deeds of repetition were executed. the 31arquie allowed . • fron t I,ivernool for Lisbon, mid British , . read the ritual of the Establislitee Church, and te e m eg - "tilos a Naha. cit. pr. judg. Moors aDe Bernsles, fur. three. the recovery of coats in the euit-thet . the eetame etiould he reenid• . her a certain annuity ettbat lie was desirous of being possessed ot , Liaarpool fot :Devotee • Smelt a Attentole. pr. judg. and come -More deeds, and for that purpose he had commenced the suit for 1 1 inlet P.M.--1)a - -that the deposit money which J. Lewis Mid mild 'Mould be returnee end that the trwoce, should be directed to give a more mote -tiler . . , . , e !ISM Flames • Harris, further Moors • la-organ, ditto the Heed, the Clvde, for Savannah, end tbe the reettretion of corjugal ri g hts, and which, if decided in his fa- : John anti Mary, r 0 r Hond ura s. The pier is so crowded, there le f ‘ l9as mt utin frn toled ' a d o e n i n lr ft e t r iie 7 w i e :a br h dd i s4 e ko s tr c e e trt i , l he e°, :i l oret e n i i h t h i: o ;.mi e t t : r : e d e t 7 1 r cn e dh l l t:l n l , l eu g .r : c t . t i l i u eb ri rso r e d • o l f 3-i i ; 1 . account of the fourth lot, whirii WAS staid to climate of a dwelling- is is nos 31. The pi . inufr tenth, woulddeprive her of the annuity. ttot n sate birth remaining for a 'mut coming. Just come in , th: arbile e.xsogrendsiuins,soiliiseocli:o,-7n:ai'lliatdwea m i : n e e,xe f es i n t ,i y o u iti li n : a " ., 0 et. rt;y w r ax er :i u m ' p ' lied by the han g d Y ot the hand of the I le -P t i n u t Pn tole te l: d : r t s e w I.h" '. 1 . eeretione e aort. Healing a Burrow 3foors •De Decodes, ditto Moors v flogged, ditto house, the n.-nt of a hid, was el. when _ 'I he Imented Jit DGE hiving paid very great attention to the et- jeseie, lieneetly, !Tont Liverpool for Buenos Ayree 0 .elen • Arkinstall, ex. reheard MOOTS •De Bernalne ditto stood in a double char:teem as purchaser of the eseitee and as hus. memento of Counal, and the evidence, which was read, said he had The Relied 31• William, front Wilmington, on the 10th leo. generally by all' thoee who were detected and punt died in ids . , re - penitent ami the tranegremor ; .erin; : s, • . it -, rine • Griffiths, ex. further Moors v Holman, ditto band of one of the parties entitled to a moiety of the property. e r m eces i v n e r d . f i reat aosimente from the able manner in which the pro- let. 47 11, long. e 3 30, took the crew (eight. in number) from the eholy experiettre of the unhanne olii aincetione and coats Kaison vDe Hemales, ditto The origiral suit in ete cello nrose i t t r,.:v t h e ex t ng e uf i t col l ' as e w v e r:l , l 4 by which the nioiher of the plaint . I ad been conducted ; and, PS an arrangement bet ween wreck ot the brig Hopewell, Goodwin, from St. John's, N B etn i d :t a d: l b:is conduct Was decent and bet - mine i , Veneer v Alexander Vaitey • Reynolds the parties bed been talked Me he sincerely hoped that such a elr• Haliiax. for Londonderry, water-logged. • • W e nee • Callender Attely v. Gorton appointing the thetribmion of the property in question among her commence woule occur. However, if Met arrengentent did not The Weetn,orhotd, Airy, front Liverpool end Newfaundlane, ap for rwniff: t o l ui t u e r:i i in r fu tr aa s tfat n iteo s en g nse. r t e iro s: Nni i c, o ue n at, • ' 'fbe Meister of the Rolls will hese Causes, Further Directions, daughters , . .Liteteatt of doing this, ette apt i minted Me el n i c e s tr o lle r u t t i :; s to . take place, he should, on the first day of next Tenn, give hie allied) off" Pernambuco, and proreetlnd to Behia. . judgment. manifested extreme levity, and a great part of the timetaornilteedhlitill- are! Petitions hy consent on Saturday next at nine in the morning. among th •:1 tughters tied their children. n awn que Causes ansl Petitions must be set down by two o'clock on Friday the Court had directed that tee property should be eted, arid the cox e. cos. The Fanny. Irvin, und Clarence, Mundell, from Gibraltar, have arrived at Ilithfax. tv'St. - proceede paid into Colin to be dietributel among the sn i s li i t , t a i l e i s t e h n a - t Alderman COS yesterday permeated himself before Sir (7hristo- titled. HIS Honour Misers/mg that tile property was The Excellent. Eider, from Liverpool for Charleston, was spoken COURT OF KING'S BEVIL ether Itebilmon, the Judge. tor the' purpose of complaining of his w i t h i n l e e 21 50, long. 55 32. that it would be entirele mewl-lied by the costs, red tttttt tended that , , setolotitiOM sesetAL JURY APPOINTMENTS Fort THIS DAT . . , • It should be sold out of Coen, and that teys on reti en o o proceedings being unnecessarily &laved. The Court, he paid, well AT HALT-PAST wiete• knew th the had been a *tutor f . • I bl • e II sI nd or a very cense era c ime. e i The Lydta, Procter, for Jamaica, is put back. self by playing with a pencil or toothpick, with I • f lustin trims eolicitor for the . , k SATURDAY FEB. 18. w itch he eerie -to 4 Newell . Wells 1 Smith • Ilutchinsou, Taylor and another e .. . for dividing it. 3lr. Waideen, o , . - , • • ' . h h Id • t C urt W. l• 1 1 • f ' cut of his costs, and brought maim; app ler to um or tee paym - instutited proceedings against Mrs. Cux for a separation, by !lawn High Water 59 m. p. 7. , the table. It appears that the unhappy youeg man is d• Ol . e'd Paine's, with whuse principles his .d - d I • 4 ISC'.I. - Th %timer a Thonitein 1 gent. and another theltristol andClife ot adultery committed wish Mr. Kean, but belore those proceedings min is eep y imbued. ~ an &WHIM for recovering them. Arrived the Giraffe, lirown, from Charente. Beieteittee a Paine Hunt • Cribbed ton Oil Gas Com. were brought to issue, Mrs. Cox commenced a suit against him for . lirection fhe Cossack, Bird, from leverponl for Jamema, put into Ram. The VICF-CHAVCFI LOR said he could give no I. AffeFeT/NGS OF CR ED I TORS. and another Lovell! and wife 1 Shaw a Copeland, , , • .. • • d• • • I •I• if plain- the restitution of conjugal rights, and, byte monition of that Court, is . , a Woodhem 1 }het. as to tne first part nt the motion about meting tIeSA e, which lied been Wetted at the histance of Mr.. Cox, he hell been Y AT THE COURT Or COMMISSIoW • . ERS Or BANKRUPTS, tiff Wag dissatisfied with hie eolicitor hr could chenge him. His Golden Fleece. --, veld' hence Bahia, 10th inst. is put back. RASINGHALL-STRELT, 1..i.•3: DOR COMMON JURIES TOR THURSDAY NEXT, AT H•LI- - I ' ' -11 •ution should compelled to allow her 3001. per annum for 'tinselly. This Ruin. ur wished to hear 3 r. sesee s reasons es y exee Hone . • • Mary Ann, Adams, Duni Liverpool, has arrived at Genus. PAST NINE. lie underetood, he would be oldiged to pay while 31re. Cox's PRII TO-MORROW. . be stay etl for the recovery of the costs. Holm/leen, Fon. 17. --.........-. Ledy'rerner • Jones (loom v. Alfalo Tobin • Trimmer ed to was pending, and es the proceedings. in his opinion, seemed to he Mr. Lewis NMI do meson would appear if he were allow Wind W.S.W. blowing fresh. THIRD MEETINGS. 11 Enouy a Houktitch Tatting •. Boater Morns v o ll'inter delayed to enable Mrs. Cox to receive her alimony, he entreated the m Clementson J. Angel-court, St. leledin's-le read his affittavite. Arrived yeeterdey the John and 3lary, from level-00, for -gra , . nd si 'leer lismilton a Dorian Edwards v. 1 elites Payn • urney Court woidd take the reee into its favourable consideration, end dieter ' Jane 1 • • .eats the wife of them) licant. deponea. that being dime- Ilnedures. The elim Clyde. hound to Savannah, stood out, as the ~ . , pv , Henderson • Ledden Illackhurst v. Fry Iluxham a "Wadley . . • , .1 l I . th at thence pronounce an inamediste decision. • •12 Cu hbulge. .le est Wycnmbe Burks a a e wheel with the accounts of M ill( son, sle eels t estrum; i bl harbour was so MIL Arrived this niorning the Eclipse, Hume e, , , p 1 r.niaece Pisey • Rogers Beckley v Collins Jenkins , Atkinson After sonic consideration between the Proctors, it was decided Ede bo hJ C • " •12 n roug , . lintenden, 1. and Bartlett, T. Q Counts should be taken in the Master's office. with A view (ss we bound to Newhlundland. at:en-street, g, Sherwood a Sears Munton v. Jones Norton a Wright I Is of slr. Waideon that the matter should he hearth text Ceure-day. Cheamtitle, and Manchester wareh 1 lien v Luntky Engley • Carrigan Webb • Cooke understoed i:) to vet off the balances in the land . • from the rent% o' the estates lii question, to a moiety of which elle -__ _ , ....._. .. 2 a.m. The Cambrian, for Bahia, is now standing in with two ley ye., .... , , , ousemen . 1 r o ,ve ee orthin Suss x eabi - • ltennis • Pigeon Wall • Boater Sparkhell • Kearney • ' h• h op. l a i nti o• OLD BAILEY SESSIONS, S ..ATURDAY, Fin. 18. other brigs. g, e , net niaker . .i 0 Jolt. 11. ilaillow-etreet Ilu on-crewent r n was entitled, as part of the purchase money w lc p __......._. i past 3 test. The Cambrian, for Bahia, and Richard, are now , Ileikleha • • ea pent"' . 1) 1 Peitchard a Mason .lefferys • Dennison I oung a Olsen . Weenie a Coster Drown • Todd Heard a Mountain to 1 2 might engage to pay. The deposit money amounted - end costs to the amount of 701 had beeu el.:treed upon it. 41. 3.64. Thomas Chahocad was indicted fa-retesting a quantity of books . warping into the harbour. en, J. S. and Bess, R. Devooshirms.reet, St. Ma r - yle. . h. E. A. Ironmonger i , tp . h l r a .i n h: bone aid Pall-mall u o _........-_ , , ph titterers Getill a Creaker Still • Wood Noad a Brinier . 0 the troperty of Mr. Moore, • berrister in the Temple. • • •10 e Mr. Lewis had applied tor assistance to dial:rent eoliciton, wn , Perrin IV. C ,stlinni 1' e particulars of this case have been SU fully disclosed in the FALMOUTH, FEB. ill-Arrived the Eclipse. Wessel, and the ~.a n • • i Emcee . • le:ley r Spring Howcroft eCrompton refused their assistance. lie applied to Waideon hy letter, and the „, police reports, that we do not deem it necessary to give the details Regent packet, Collins, front London ter St. Michael's. Sailed " g Zeller, 0. J. Charles-street, Covent-garden, copperplate - Wells . . 1 1 clerk threw hie letters into the lire, saying that wee the only answ- of the trial. Mr. Carrington cooducted the prosecution. 'l'lle the Gleaner, Stephens, for the alerliterraneem-Wind SAV. .J. W. Cambridge-terrace, Islington, builder . COURT OF COMMON PLZAS. • lo . ' Mr. Lo•ETT 'rated that the expenses amounted only to 4G., of . lure found the prisoner Guilty, and at the same time strongly de- PLYMOUTH. FEB. 13 -Arrived the 31argeret, Bearmen, from Wilkie, G. Feist Pole Farm, Edmonton. fanuer winotritax SPECIAL JURY Toss DAT, AT TEX. . which 161. wee ter auction duty on the sales, which was 1301 nicre , Tuberville a Thomas. mecested the conduct of the receieent of the stolen properly. London for St. 3lichaers, with damage and Imo of anchors and than the expenses would have amounted to in the Master's office. FORGERY. cables.-Wind. W. printer . MIDDLESEX COMMON JURIES THIS DAY. AT TER• • • 10 31r. Leseis said the Act of Perliameet directed that DO auction _ cor . G ge Wallin= Iferridge WWI indOned for forging, and uttering Cow ES, FEB. 17.-Arrived the Chesapeake, -, frem Eats- SECOND WESTING& "'rein ton otha and SiatTle• Brown P ...-ts and another allt g I Bum J N d y should be paid on property sold under a decree of the Court of us as true. a hill of e xchange for 581. 8%. 44. The meaner last tics. via for Rotterdere, in 140 days, very leaky. Wind W.SAV. psi, . ewgate-street, bookseller • .11 1 ,1 . Atone As. v Pesoy Harrison v Norris - Chancery. • stens pleaded guilty to au indictment for embezzlement, which sub. PORTSMOUTH, Fre. 17.-It blew treinendouely hard all last • Matches, R. George-street, Adelphi diamond-merchant . el te hbo - s v Camp I The% Iet•CHANTELLott said it muat he inquired whether the ;mud holt to mitts . . . . Bouslield, H. White Horse-Yard, drury-lane, woollen-draper 10 .... portetion for fourteen yore. night in the Channel. His 3lajeuv's yacht Ileruld, with the 3lar- , words of the Act multi ditch to operty sold by a decree in Chan. J t ft wards uis of Bastin sand suite have ut beck. The folio win • outward Bryan. W. L Peterborough -court. Fleet•street riot Pr Mr. ALLEY eta ed the case for the prosecution, and aer e g , I) 1, , p er . I . LAW INTELLIGENCE. cery, though era in the Master's office. The resale in the Mastera'st called the following witneates:- bound vessels have also put in for shelter, without 'Peeing received Clay, T. K. Coleman -street, warchoueeman . . . 10 • 1 --.. e m e ...-_ office would still cause ulditional expense. The Court could n William Brown, a clerk to Messrs. Witton and Co., Solicitors, any damage (with one exception). viz. : The Linton, Richards ; Denman, T. Old Bontestreet, tailor . . .li . i l COURT OF CHANCERY. SATURDAY, FEB. IL release Ale. Lewis from his purchase, which he has stated his In- ability to complete, unless the sisters of MTS. Lewin would consent, of Gloucester, stated that they were the lender-Sherifte for the the Faith, Deloite; die Georgiana, Warren ; the AMA, Brown ; Davis, G. High-street, Kensington, corn-chandler . .lu county in the year 1823. They remitted to Messrs. Jenkins and the Harriet. -; the Albine, Spadferrth ; she Celerity. Thomson, Forster, T. Newington-causeway, builder - . • . It t i' which they would not do uhlees he would agree that the exper t y i te Heaviside A Buckler h Loa2i Cm ttttt TOWNSEWD r. Lo ' RD JOHN TOWYSEND AND Abeott. Solicitors, New Inn, their town agents, • bill of exchange and the Titania, Duhn, the latter with hoes of bowsprit and sails i • settee, and Stokes/ey, Yorkshire, line te 1 manufacturer i 0•11EITS. Should be paid Isom the moiety of the estate which belonged I° e for 5 8/. u, 4d .. p a yable a t Mess r s. J ulies , Lloyd, and Coes. (The tithe Sailed the Eclipee and the Abundance, for London. • • . •II 31e. :I•RT (with whom isas 3lr. Rote and 31r. Ching) appeared Plaintiff's it HT. H ams, al. Re ent-street St. am • ' letter enclosing the bill was produced, end identified by the witness.) DEAL, FER. 17.--From about daylight it blew a gale from the . i g • J es s, lapidary • . I • , to ...IPPOTt T , ••• la motion for an injunction against the defendants. to 31r. Lewes observed that there had been an agre f ement between lie afterwards received a letter from the prisoner acknowledging S.W. The Electra and the Indian let go a second anchor, anti ape ~ , _ Joseph, 31. J. Ceeltenham dealer in o i . tete ot tercet Shire-lane, Temple.bar, Victualler . 10 • • . 10 , man them from conimitting wame by cutting down ornentental Weidson and himeelf that the casts should be paid out o tne 010- the receipt of It. peer to ride well. The Brothers, far Gibraltar, lost sechur and ' mil, C. Blandford.mews, Blandford.atreet, Manchester. , ) amber. or timber rot in a fit state for cettirtg, on the estate called i h ney n t e hands of the trustees. square, eahinet-meker James Donley, a clerk to Messrs. Jones, Lloyd, and Co., cable, and went for itanogate. The Wilhelmina and Meriii. fer o „, , . _, . . . . . . . 11 - d not have derided The Vic seCitANCEL LOX said the Jury wo 1 O rn e i ttent Park. in the county of Norfolk. From the statement ot , proved the peyment of the bill on the tell of March, 1023. lie Beer°, Ayres, pawed through and went for Margete Roads. 1/.51. Firm" , I Lord 'Charley Townsend's temosel, it appeared that the late a in the action at law as they did, if they L • id b ' Led that anv su •- ed could net recollect to whom he • • paid it, bat the person wrote a It is now moderate, with ;he wind W.S.W. romares, J. 1. reemnn's.court, Curnhill, insurance-broker . :I , blame; Townseed did, by his will, leave the estatee in question, e num had existed. receipt un the back of it, and signed it C. N. James. GRAVESEND, FEB. 17.-Sailed the Hon. Company's ship Rogers, I). Upper North•street, Gray's Inn.road, gruel .12 On Mr. Lesie saying that he had not the means of prosecuting corsisting of a family mansion, and 13.00 H acres ce land, to les Joseph King stated that he was cashier to the prosecutors. in George the Fourth, Barrow, and Thomas Cm" , Christie. for SPooner. W. Chiswell-street, linen-draper . .10 br eth , er Lord John Townund, the detendant. smi miters, in trust, the suit, his Honour suggested that he might sue in forma pan- whose service the prisoner lived as met 1 I O I tag ng cer - t was the China; Anne Eleanor, Weticke, fin Brenien ; Rotterdem, Lam- . , in . Sprang, J. Itorooglimead, victualler . . 1 tar the term of twenty.one years fron the time of his deceote. then pe , it. on Inehieg . the proper affidavit, wheel Mr. Lewis expressed • . pie:toner s duty to account to him for all monies received on ac- ing, for Rotterdani. Arrived the Hope, Biehop, from Herlingen ; 'V ismson, S. T. Southampton, wine-merchant • .11 to tite pleietife, and afterwards in rem:tinder to other Ms relation., his intention of doing. count of his employers. He never accounted to him fur the hill Mr Friends, Power, trom ditto; elaryflower, Itigilen, from Dunkirk; TUNS'S MEETINGS. tipun certain conditions, one of which was. that they should not cut "II An ed The receipt on the hack of the Lill, signed C. N. Glory, Frost, for Rotterdam ; Dert, Serenade from Ostend ; Po, Archer W. Maidstone, Kett, corn-merchant . . is dawn env ornamental timber, or timber-like trees, and that the COURT OF KING'S BENCII, 54 . ATURDAT, FEB. I& James, is in the handwriting of the • prisoner. Cullen., from Calais; Prince Coburg, Willis, from Nieuporr. Bond '' •• ' . E. 1% allangtintl, Berke, linen-drsper . 11 I value to much other timber se might be cut elmuld be appliee, to err. - Timmas Gardner, a Boo.street officer, proved that he appre- MtLroute, FED. 16.-The Young March, Delavel, train Gib. Briuldoto 11. formerly of Baptist Chambers, Cha • neery-laos ' GOLDSTEIN V. 1039 •ND ANOTHER. tale Spectral eurpotei. The defer dant, Lord John Towesend. ir Ja. hentled the prisoner. On searching his lodgings he found the letter reltar and Cadiz to flavre,wae towed into Tenby. totally dismamed. afterwards of Verulannbuielings, Grayheinn, then of Hu: emery, 18/6. obtained an order of Court, founded on the Master's ' he oecretar an on /met t - d the Printer of en • . This wag an acti , . Y . in which the bil, of exchange was remitted. by some pilots boate. II ih Inst. 't he Sarah and Elizabeth, David, ton-court, l'ltreadneedimetreet, and late of Gray's lon- associat ion called " he Society of Guardian% for the Protection , . Llano bill-broker report. te in what timber should be cut ; wee in consequence. eer- 1 his was the case for the prosecution. from London to the South Seas, has put in here, with loss of bow- sc l • . . .Pi ot Trade against Swindlers and Sharpers,'' for üblishin the lei WO tree. , anti saplings were marked tor felling. Lonl (merle. eon. f ber f r et P. t P; Mr. HOLLAND, for the prisoner, contended that there wu no sprit, &c. Brown, J. Loughborough, Leicestershire, lace•manwfacturer Is tars name in the list circulated amor.g the mem so tle , octe y, L Butler, J. R. and It-Austin-friers, merchants . II Ting that the trees so marked were pert ol't lie nmeniental timber, roof of either the forging or uttering having been committed in ST. DAVID'S, Fell. 15.-Part of the sterns of two vessels have . meaning thereby to impute to hien that he INAS a swindler and a end timber as described in the will es not proper for cutting. gave don. jut been picked op in this neighbourhood, having thereon the Clarage. J. Great Bell-alley, Coleman -street, warehousemen a d h Ili:tepee, and a person not lit to be trusted as a tea er or mere ant. . Cross, W. Birmingham, dealer in hides .11 • notice, in March Ife's, of a motion for an Moine:inn to r e e tr a in the Mr. Justice GASELEE said he considered the case a very slight " John and Ann of London," and "De Jonge." One of them . . There were tbur county in the declaration, averring the intention in defendant and his 'genet from cutting the timber in question. Since one and he was sure the respectable persons who prosecuted would is *append to have been loaded with wine, as a number of pipes Featherstone, F. %V. and Need', H. Adam's -court, Broad- . that period the proceeding , ' had reatafned in state que. The plait. different ways. The defendants pleaded the genera .. . I issue. The ' not pews 41 case in which there was any fair or reasonable doubt. hive been seen flaming in Bride's Bay, and this day, ahout three street, merchants • • . . .11 A t . ter also charged that the defendant had cut down considerable alleged libel was couched in the following tenses I •• Sir, I ant Heath C. 'l' Stelmour i place N Mr. ALLEY then agreed to abandon the proweution, and the o'clock, thew, were driven on shore in a creek near this place. . • , - ewroad, engraver . . 9 1 l it -• quantities of timber which had been planted by the late 31erquis. d d re ted directel to inform you, that the persons un ernanie are _p t er as i prisoner Nu consequently Acltatted. Hondredeof the country people were in a state of great riot and Hudson. R. an Kor . W. T. City Canal Rope-ground, .4- ... to the Society as improper to to proposed to be balloted en Blacksvall, rope makers . . . lit a - with a view to conceal the house from the high toed, and in various confusion, having knocked out the head of one of the pipes, and . member, thereof." Then followed a list of the names of the per- , other notations. end that he had not managed the some in a proper POLICE. while some of them were drinking to excess, others were carrying it Hudson, 'l'. High-street, St. Giles-in-the-Fields, grocer . -.- 4 " . sons alluded to, among which were, " Goldstein, Castle*, and Uo. Jeffery, J. Woolwich, Kent, tailor . .10 : 4 and burbendry -like manner. The plainotf's ce.se was supported --.. en0 .-. away in every kind of vessel they could procure. The wine was . . 51, 31mit-lane," and it was signed "E. S. Foes and Son, *ac- hy amantrotia effidavits. qUEEN-SQUARE. Cep 31adeirm Llttlewood, J. F. now or late of Oxford -street, linen-draper II , , Me. HORN and Mr. DANIEL appeared as Counsel for lord "me! • S•AoscoAcH Coln icriows.-That indefatigable informer SeritOltrealla. JAN. 9.-The Prince Coburg, Fulbister. of Kirk- 3lerdon, J. Tooley-street, baker . . . .It •• Julio Tormtemel end the trustees, anti they described his conduct el r. SCARLETT, Mr. F. POLLOCK, Mr. B d ROU r ORLatt, Rnd Mr. . Jahn Briers, assisted by hie man 3lartin, came to this office for wall, bound to Sligo, hal put in here with coesiderable damage, Meredith, A. U. Portsmouth, tailor . . •12 • CHITTY, conducted the plaintiff 's case; an 31 . GURNEY anti ' **having been marked by the strongest sense of anxiety. to carry purpose of charging 3lr. George Matcharn, of London-street, having been on shore. The cargo has been discharged in order to Palmer, W. Goodge-etreet, Tottenham Court-road, wine and i x ... • - II moo effect the trusts ot the will of dm late Marquis • that he hod 3 lr• CAMPBELL the defendants. Residing, with luting the horses of-his own stagecoach, so 11.5 to repair her. spirit-merchent . . • I I • applied ard obtained a decree of the Court. on the M . IISIST's report, . The case proved on the part of the plai . _ h ntiff was in substance endanger both property and passengers in Piccadilly, on Friday, IVATERFORD, Fen. 14.-TheVictory, of A berystwith, James, Scott, J. and Bragg H. Walbrook, commission merchants :itV . - 1 / ' taifta month berme the notice of the piresent mntion was given, as to what timber sentad be marked for felling. lit the prosecution of the,: Previous to the year 1723, the plainttff, t en a very Young 10th instant. man, had been in lewdness foehimself as a elopaeller, became a bankrupt, and had been in the King'e Bench prism. 1 A I from Cork for Portsmouth, ran on shore on Boninshon Strand yes- George Martin, of the London-road, deposed, that ha was wait. terday murning, but it is expected she will be got off next spring Slack, R. High Holborn, woollemdraper Stinton, J. Colemenanreet, boot and shoemaker . . .II . . 10 , ' -n -Pei, ing near the Old White Horse Cellar, at mix o'clock in tbe after. titlee. Teulon, J. H. and Brichta, E. Finch-lane, Cornhill, commis- -1 ' him viral as to the satielactory discharge of the trust reposed in him, Lord Jelin had called in the Mut able assistance the country could afford, to determine what timber should be cut ; teat usistance and lira lie formed a partnership with a young man under age, named 31. Cohen I:3Alles. the uncle of the Wier, named Cohen, paying.to noon of the 10th, when 3latcham's coach was coming In from Read- Wie - Extfor, FEB. 17.-A vessel has just arrived here from ing, and the defendant driving it. Having got to the Old White London ; the master saw this day three veseels on shore, viz. one sion merchints • • . . ,IS Ward, M. %Varren.street, Fitzrojesquare, coach-builder . ni .1 advice ores given by • gentleman who had atteeded to the plants- 'eration ot ethontin him the plaintiff the sum of I,eool. in e_onsit. . .g Horse, Mr. Mateham left •the coach-box lousier in unloading the between the Blacktail Beacon and the Knock ; a small veesel on IV,h,Yman. F. Amelia-row, Spa-road, Bermondsey, carrier . e duo and management of some of the finit weed emotes in the coml. From the time of signing the into partnership as ii merchant. . coach, but nonudy wu placed there to prevent the horses from din. the Maplin Swatch; and another on the Gunfieet, witk • smack % Moon, F. Cnitched-friars, nierchact . II ' try, particularly in the Royal parks end gardens, and at Holkham., deed of co.partnership, Castles had not been seen in the country. nlng off; thottigh there were passengers both inside and out. There alongside of her. Wittich. J. F. IV. 31anehes.ter. geocer • . . ll toe estate of Mr. Coke, in the county of Nortek. It Was contended His real name was Cohen, bin he had taken the name of Castles, was no permit upon the box, while the reins were thrown over the - . Wood, T. New Churchmourt, Strand, printer . . 12 ,' tket the timber so marked for cutting. as well se that which had dfather The In expectation of deriving prOperty fram his gran . e homes' heeds, in which situation the coach was eufferafto remain The following merchantmen, having met with strong contrary . Wryghte, G. %Vhite Liou-court, Nurton-talgate, Leghorn het- i I been cut, formed no part of the ornamental timber of the estate, „ r plaited!' and his partner opened a counting houae in 31WILIan . for a quarter of an hour. winds since they left the Downs, have put into this port :-Faith, manufacturer . • • . . .II , 1 P- if it diri, that It was in a decayed state. and required to be felled for and proof was given that the plaintiff dealt as • merchant, and William Stringle, of Hamilton-row, Cleekenwell, corroborated Deloitree, for New South Wales ; Georgians, Warner, fio Berbice; DIVIDENDS. kept a banking account. The rent of the counting house hut been ehe preermation of the other umber ; that the confidence reposed in thefinmer witness. Harriet, Hindley, for Vera Cruz ; Testania, Dulni (from New- Dyck, P. D. V. Leuven, A. J. Li. and Vink, %V.A. de Ciro', h ' regularly paid to the landlord, who now proved that several Inqui. ' the defendant, Lord John, was apparent from the cimumstance of Mr. Illateham observed, that it was au invariable rule with bine, castle) for Bourdeaux, with loss of bowsprit ; Albitm. etadforth, 31 in en ide merchants . .ll i ' the late Ilarquis nominating him to came into exe . tution . the inten- rip t had been made of hint respecting the character and ciecumstances when he got off the coach-box, to give the reins either to some pas. fur Demerara. The Juliana. limes, for Madras and Calcutta, also Evani, G. 'lasting!, jeweller • • . 12 h . f h h id othi 0 131 tenants, but as he knew not mg o t em, ela n ng ' • • Heftier his will, to the total exclusion of the plaintiff trom inter. singer or to the person sem attended to receive them. remains.-Humpahrre Telegraph. *moans, Le Bath, tency.stettoner . • 9 . In A ril last ear • swindler's list was ut into the • • f e ti ng , ay coming Into pollession--not until the plaintiff should w hete!ere - II . y . . l i ... . • Evidemes was calltd to confute the charge; but one witness said, On Wednesday arrived thc Danish galitot Frederick, from Gardiner, G. St. John -street, ironmonger (final) . .Y 1 tauten the age or twenty.one years--but until t h e exp i ration o r plaint& s hand% by a Went'. who pointed out tne name tit nes nem that somebody held the hones on the offside, while another said, Malaga, bound to Antwerp, leaky. Yesterday arrived the Herbert, at'. juu. Goldsotith edreet, Chapside, riband•manu. as being contained in it. lie immediately wrote a letter of remon. evenly-we years after the death nr the testator. the horses were held on the near side; and the first witness was oh- schooner Susan, Burridge, from Gibraltar, wlt h salt, for orders. facture? . .la Mr. ILLIOTT opPaared of Counwl for Mr. John Townoend, lainin of ' , trance to Mr. Foss, the Secretary . of the . Society, comp g served to be proem:Me the secand. having the master and pert of •the crew of the brig Lady II indium • • • • O'Shaughnessey. H. P. and Sherbon, G. Pall-mall, boat- . the twat heir of inheritance, who fully coincided in everything thin the unwarrantable imputation which the inse ion of hut name con- el . . Mr. GaroolllE sa'd slat this was a paltry case; and he should on board, which was wrecked near Gibraltar in the gale of the 21h.1i mks"' • . . . .II ' ' hod been ilone by I,ord John Townsend, in the discharge of his veyed; requiring the sources of the Society s Information to justify have levied the 1 •we.t rate of penalty, Ilse not the contradiction December last ; both vessels are under quarantiale.-Ilampshite - dusty he a truetee. The affidavits for the Noble defendebt were the proceeding, to order that lie might vindicate his character ; add end mislituour of the wftnesses for the defence been such as to Telrgeaph. MARKETS. equity volumi sas on the other side, and flatly contradicted the challenging the most rigid investigation into his credit, character, ;„j ura t h at , mess and integrity. No attention was paid this letter ; and after waiting i Arrived off Poole die Dominica, Holder, from Demerara ; a t --........-- allegetlen. contained in them. Briers took a:cask* tosubinit that the offence came under the Portsmouth, the Susan, Berridge, for Gibraltar. ',Fiero the London New Price Csarrent.l ' lii the nurse of' the argument the Loan CHANCELLOR 11.• for sortie time, lie brought this action, complaining of tbe injury 15th section of the Ace, *lnch:directed a penalty of from LI. to 101. The Sir F. Adam (steam packet) front London has arrived el ' spoked that sometimes there was considereble difficulty in doming which the puldication was calculated to moduce to a mercantile FRIDAY, FED. 17. . . for endanlesing the fives of passengers, which he contended were well at Corfu. COTTON.-The purchases of Cotton this week are about 1,00 the exact line as to timber proper or net proper to be cut. He te- man ; but no special or particular damage was alleged. endangere by the n•gligence of the defendant, in thus leaving his VESSEL SPOKEN WITII.-Susannith, London to 51ewina, 14th, bar, chiefly for exportation. The late decree from France sal . 1 i' cellezte-I A case in which an lieu:mann was prayed to restrain a A considerable portion of time wee occupied in elentifying the home to t h enie d em long.], by the Statuary, arrived at Plymouth. favourable fur least India Cottons, as they will be prohibited for t defendant from caning oak trees wider a certain growth. The de- defendant% ae the publishers of the alleged libel, but at length rea. 31r. liaEoottic was, however, of opinion that the offence came home consumption in that country after the sth of A• 1 th • me , yet SU r I Anthem, in his answer, dentel that the mike he had cut were or the sonable evidence was given upon the eubject. Among the wit- soder the 10th sect. of dee Act, and under that section 31r. Matchani - is the depressed atate of trade that few purchases ere reported. nesse% examined were Mr. Alderman Bridges, one of the Vice. sea describee by the plaintiff; and attaceed the raid oak trees to his was convicted in the sum of 2/. with costs. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. SUGAR.-The publtc sales of Sugars on Tuesday occasioned a ' . , weever mut brought then: into Court as edit hits ! Preeidents ut the Society ; Mr. Praed, the Hanker and Treasurer Josrph Dope, the driver of 31r. Samuel Willi:ernes Reading -.ma- , fall of 3s. a 4e. per cwt. in lilutcovades, since which the fee wits . lifte the Solicitor for the defence pmiluced • packing-rase. of the Society ; and 31r. Palliser, a memb i et m of th i e k Socie l ty m . T't - • ie coach, was charged with neglecting to superintend the horses, and EPSOM RACES, 1125. effected by private contract have been at that re ' ' - • i duction ; in suee whieli having untoreeed, he drew forth eundry pieces ie the shun t latter witnesses stated, that in their jut g ent t • libe el""e then with oot Lasting a person in cart uf mein, on Tuesday, the - instances brown Jaineicas 605., but very low quality ;we quote , , •of Weeks 7.t1 , 1 elites of wood ; the said blocks and slices having, as p P tion in) orted that the laintiff was not trust-worthy, and tint hu 7th instant. These races commence on Tuesday, 31sy 23, it having been de- brown Jamaica 51s I ~ ot mrs at 50s. In the Reinert market a cur. „ AO stated, formed • part or the trees tut down, and which, from was guilty of sleeping practices. . Bium, whomas employed by the coachmen Hope to hold the tennined that they shall in future produce four days sport, in cone siderable sensation has been produced by tlte forced sale of a thou- ....` l 1 his re et that los i derayel appearance, were intended to show the nereesity of Ale. G tea et r, for the defendants, expresate 67 bona fur hint, deposed that he actually took the reins and whip - sequence of the approbation with which the additionel thy was last sand lum remenel in timer to insnre the health of other trees, their learned coadjutor tool himself had not been Instructed ni the outset inenedietely the coach e.opped, from a-gentlemen then upon t h e year received. For the information of those who are not aware ef under 75,.. , but the market is in a ps, at 735.; the general market price cannot be quond . --7- ! ' ghbours. This circumstanee strangle reminded us of he of the of this proceeding, becare most censinly he should have advised box, to whom Hope had given both ; sett this witless was canoe 111014 deprescd state. Molasses ee. the time to which the entering of horses is limited, we subjoin the 265. In Foreign or Ea tlet 8 1• • d b ' . s nis agars no pure lases reporte e • olden time, who, having a houee to dispose of, carried • brick about his clouts; to plead a jusefication. 11 ith respect to the general me. beaded by Williams, a porter at the Black Lion, in Water-lane, Stakes for the first day :- in les pecee•, as a wimple nf the building fur which lie wa s tits tied character ef the Society of which Mr. FMB WAS the Sew% Fleet-street- The Craven Stakes of 10 sovs each for 3 ' , re private contract. By public WS this forenoon nearly 7,000 hags . . , . old 6 st.; 4 vrs East India Sugar. The small proportion dis of went of 2t. . : 'lesions in ( ':- Ain • purchaser-except, indeed, thai the one was ie- tarp, no man wiimil deny its public usefulne-s. One proof of i . • nee . ,• TUT seREGORIE-I had to doubt that Brown Was actually tiSt.; 5 yrs fist. 91b.; 6 yrs 9st.2lb. : end aged est. 51b. The rat. und h • fh 1 E Icr "led I leaded in ethsnce, the other to depreciate, the value of their re- character, and the general Nimes of itn transactions, was, that it there, but whether he quitted the Moses tor any time did not - ap. last mile end a quarter. To close on the entrance night. er t e prices o t e ast ast n ta sale. COFFE,E.-The Coffee market remains in a most languid gal . a - Spetive cointimeities. had !tow been institu•ed for nearly half a century, anti this WWI he pear ; lee abode! thereture levy :he snuffle-et penalty, lOs. The Shirley Stakes of 25 sovs. each, for 3 yrs. (.:elts Bet. 71b. depressed state. ' 1 • The Lenn CHANCELLOR remarked, that to him the eebiltits first action which had been brought against ita Secretary for 'libel. LA 31 BET 11•STR le ET. Scarce y any purchanes reported this week : •t. and fillies Om. 41b. One mile. To close oa the 25,11 of March, Domingo stated to have beat sold at 0 ' . - . cow produeed appeared morelike old chzete tj...a old trees ; hot he Ile then adverted to the tendency oldie libel itself, anti eubmitted, and the colts. &c. to be named on or before that day. Is. By public sale this tore. , On Saturday morning. imtnedustely :titer the sittin M • g . agtstrate nnon, 377 bags good to fine ordinary St. Domingo sold OM 1 - in the laintitfand ems not a jenge of timber, for in chewier of the country from whitth Meth confidence, that tee heite proved . _rmpect g . p h i . (Sir Daniel Williams) lad taken his seet h I • 1 Sweepstakes of 25 sou. each, fur 3 yrs old coke RM. 71b. • and 50s 641 • 4 be came there was very littie-at least such wesethe case ohdehe. les perther Were quite sufficient to justify the usertion t at tle for_ _ .. . .. on t . e nee 1, ewe cal '• _ . h .., 29 Mocha, et the high duty of Is. 3sL, and not r ~ . fit colon to be ro ea a member of the Soclet . We ft r thug). it might not be iso now, for he ISSII a very young eta wes an un p .. . p . pleeed . . bt -I k• v rest me. : on mg man present-a theme:Dm at the outer Ohre, fillies llst. 41b. ths iro mile and a-half. The winner to be ' sold Moc a sold at 665. r i e and expeemed ie . • for •• t ' •• . an te y an ei rouuction to tuts le orstme .. .- .. for so son. if demanded, &c. To close and name on the entrance TE 1. Th I •, .- ean y alteration since our last publication is in Ice 't, . at that time. His Lordship requeeted to be handed the cope seen-deg that the insertion aMs name in the list Vas not st et y „„_ . . night. of ehe will, which being done, he read from it such hat Ito had sustained the 1 n pares es re l ate d jeetitiaole, still there . was nn proof t . e ft quest was complied with ; and oe their being (Otero Congoutt, which are selling at 2d. discount. belie subject before him. Ile said the testator, the late 31etquie I, g e .11 thtest dams e None had been all ed, end certain} none t o t e tome-room, one o c.n steppe, arwar an it t 1 .1 - e fth • I f d el ' lhe Mickleham Stakes of 50 SOVA. each. for 2 yrs old ; colts! le 1 1,K.-The Silk Trade is 1 comp etely suspended. eg h . h y J said Met he was an undertaker resitting at Fame - teeth; that hc Ihe 71h. ; and fillies est. 41b. ; 3 quarters of a mile; untried INDIGO.-Notwithetandin I F f e'le ' ^ •! - eirTowneend, left tlie estate in queetion ie trust for twenty.one sae proved. Untler these circumstances, e put It tO t e ttry gt le renc a decree pro d tur„ a emaniel b several other tenons bed come to town • 'canines and mares allowed 31b. each. The close snd name as for I • • 7 1 s a day or ~ , ti ole oink gunge fur herne consumption after the 6th of April, yet such is tee ' /elm from the time of his deteese, and lie agreed with Coansel in whether the smallest damage. would not satisfy the justice of , , , i MO 14.30 TC, in or er ee coavey the rut:eine of a gentleman or' the ' . ' e - I "`y - eth depressed state of mule that no purchases whatever are reportee. , eheir remake as to the confidence thc testator possessed in Lord the Cale ? , ed o an d told t h e J ury highest respcciabillty, anti at one time a 3legistrate of that place, 'fOIIACCO.-There are no sales worth reporting. . John Towneend, against whom the injunction was pTayed. Stile Tee IoORD Cum,. JUSTICE Yuma p, • x eiere ROYAL HUNT. , • as lend Charlet was to come into poieerniun at the period of twenty- u to be Interred in the remit veul E emt it they believed the letter in qoestiun lina a tendency, en e . , _ . Y iE t. very necessary ste OILS.-Thete is no business doing in Oils. - . • • • rangement was moue .tor the ptirpese; Aen n suitable to the -- ' 'wee eters from tl.e death of the testator, that clothed hini with a pleintil hy llie Praed And Mr. Palliser, to injure the plailielt in 11E311' end TALLO%V.-The Tallow is very heavy • the um On Monday the King's steg-hounds turned out fi e • d 3., • ' ' ' ' sufficient intere-t to juatify his application !r , the Court in the pre. Me haeirtese of a merchant, undoubtedly the action was maintains- arm of the deceased wee metered and sent to h h t e ouse of a female a ne mer ti cation is to ay .e. a 325. bd. Hemp 421. • letit instance. El% Lordship said that according to the words of the ble. With relied to the amount olden - loges, dist was a question , e . In the ettiehbourtemd of the Commercial-read, with whom he had Two-toile Brook, which, after a short run, was mken at Taplow Four.o'cloek.-Telluw fin time settled at 31ts •th Ime ~ e genera p re/ the orname. :el and timber-like trees were not to be cut down. reolil"IY for their consideration, and they woutd say what, under I• d 1' • d h ' 1-eid g e • !Or some time prerious to tis muse di molts . On t at morning' still 32e. n 32t. fhle In reels:et tn the term ornamental, a Ceurt of leetity would not ell the eircumetenece, the pleintiff was entitled to receive. h -el h 'h h • e repent dm er wit a tease, In order to remove the body, but . e • e On Monday a deer was turned out for the day's diversion on SOUTH A MERICAN TRADE. ' b - rho decleratinn of war ! t i din pm b the female before alluded to ho " mil " ) Corn e • rt of Taste, to deride what wits or what 'I lie Jury delibermed a few minutes, aid fueled their verdict for' " as ° l'l"' s ' d ' n e n • g y - r I''' ee s, • , e , mon, which was taken at Dropmore Hill. • the •Brarl Governntent against Buenos Ayres, on the 10. h Deceit:. , • eviller i PHI. inte a eou wee net etrictly u•namental. but mast look to the state in which the platiottl-Deneiges 1401. preeniptotily refused giving it up on any terms whatsoever, Thi s , en 1 ' 1011 1 a one ewer * 1,3 timed loot at the Mentes. Hounslow ber, received this morning, will have a serious effet on th e valuated 1 ' property Vas le; by a testator for an it tee:tree:inn or' the wore, WESTROP V. EVANS. • Ing to hi% vi. wof •hat was ee, aril his twee must govern it. TM* was en action for a libel, to erhicli the defodant pleaded, Heath which showed eat s rt. ta n ' retusal mot of couree most distrewing to hie friends, who had i ter Po Iwa t ken a. er hard doming trade in that qoarter. contrary it ce t o t it h e e it ia lo ca ng a tei t t;a n n r ce f i rem the country in order to a n o , . . for upwa fi rd l s d of r an hour mei • quarter . . Although there wee a nu- 111'31, BRA NDY. and HOLLANDS.-Lee ' , ward and Jamaica . Th e rd tinther-liee was one not very clearly definable. Ile (lie firs!, not guilty ; .and weenie a justidoetion, o p en 1 mite all the ceretimmances, he t 'ought b f • b • • • • ier us e 0 sporteteen at the turning oet, tit ety were ale to Rums are offered on lower terms without facilitating sales le am . 7', r it ex exlient tO a'l to his Woraltip • zed now hoped that he l 's in al rhe talung. owing to the state ot the greund trout the late exsent ; proof Letwards 2a. 3d. a 2s. 44. Brand d 43 • ' id Chanceno:) recollected being engaged in e salt before Leif l'he Aorouser-fixtestaAL and Mr. rll/TTT conducted the 1 1 . d I - P. l lid • '• ' wet weather yan eneta aft ! ,; tirlow, where that term was uetal„ ana lened Thuelow begged oh nlaintiti 's case; lad 31r. SCARLETT mid elf. CHILTON the de.- wouhl al or Mem Ms vice and awistance, to enable Mem to re. entirely nominal, no purchases reported. , him ta *ay shot it meant. He teidied, that it wet A wo r d o t very t en e era t s , . cover the body. The places . for his Majesty's hounds tn turn o ' ut the ensuing week FRUIT -The arrivals of almost every descri • h cm' • ptton are . Lon ford on %Vedneala and Wll • ' . . iliwettnt melte me that Court, and therefore he thought his hortlelep The plcintiff was an High gentleman, residing near Cotk, and S'' 1). WILLIAMS regretted that it Was 'rot in his pnwer to :R. : sre-ageilou h elle day B'd ' 4 • . • R ' Y ' e ingtun united to be extensive, and the consumption having fallen off Tel 3 (Laid Thuile*. MSS the fittest person to give the deeirdl explana. pm , . vied • coesiderahle iodependere property. Tim defendant was . s tetfere • Mere - was yrs mammary mode by which lie 'could act er ngeun I riday-at half-past ten each morniog. mated:My, has thrown a - new damp on the market ; Nem i - . i ;l a ' HOS. lie wonld say one weed penersilY on the subject of timber a . respectable ironmonger. ..in Fish-street,. and a Common . Coun- tn be cut for replies ; even ir it were oreamental, he (the Lord cdtban. In August, Illell, die plaintiff hartrg occasion to Id b l' t . ' ' indeed, the party la een a tve, they collie apply to the Court of King's Bench fer wwrit of Ilabeatt Co us . belt ae 1 ch w -........._ ProEow Stfoorterd.-A comederable ntenber of a ortin possibility of making sales ae this time of' large parcels, se dli r IT .. .0 as not . . . - p g gen. Grocere only buy sufficient to Ripley their immediate Wants. the case he feared that l• ' any app 'canon ot the kind would be tlemen &lovebird tie 1. relay at the Green Mem in the Kentooad, Cffsneeller) would have considerable hesitatien in restraining, come to London to collect some innety due to hint s took se out- , . s . oder such eireumtraoces, H y • strong case was made out of the Ode place on the Liverpool conch, in the name of Roberts, a nd o n pertectly limners. to "demos a match fur 50 guineas aside, sr 21 buds each, between BIRTH. w The a i ticant here meted that the e ffi h d I ' • 'ty of the proceeding. In A wee where a trustee shown, a arriseng at the Swan with TO° Necks, in Lad-lane, melt up his w , . . le, . , n n a teen also detained, Mr. Arrowsmlth. the celebrated creek dolt, ant! a French Gentle. • At Nocton, Lincolnshire, the lady of the Hon. the Dear ie . aispeelthat. however small, to act contraly to his Hui, ehe Conn abode there fer two or three weeks. His real MITI? WM ben I . 1 . la ile i WAS ts peopeny, ono asked if a wErsot could out be issued mail i hut from circienstacces which did not transpire, it went off. WindnOr Of a daughter. . world interpose ; but nothing of the sort could be implied here, known, and the ien per, pixie g kee su in his name to be Roberta f°l' tts eecovery. To compensate for tiMt disappointment, a match was made on the - . MARRIED. •• / • Lord John Too-mewl had shown hos anxiety fiir DANtet. replied that to do tight, by duo- from the way-bill. knew him only by that name. Having oe- ~_, ____ _ rem 0 , 1100 for t . ses , . it could not ; and said the only way spot between Mr Arrowtmith and an th G o er !rifleman, at twent b I • . - . • 1" On the 16. h inst. the Rev. Thorned Cow, BA. of \Forefeet . it 4 theleturt and obtaining an ceder as to the Umberto be felled, rotten for some articles in the defendant's trade to &towline tbe intt h "'"' ' is terstion was y egel process. one bir4s, for a considerable sum, but so adintrably did the former eII • Awe to o ege, to Mary Anne, only daughter - of L. Bell, Esq., of 1p- . sod widen he had dans previous to the motion then before the fernieldng of • house he had taken near Cork, he made a pot. A e parties then withdrew, appereatly much dieheartencd at tile austais his reputation of one of the first shoot in th • e kingdom, th D at • h 4, ing n. OWL There were two ways of muting the objmt of the petition ; chase of what he wanted, and• tendered a bin of etehenites result of their application. af erthe 17th bird, out of which he had killed 16, his amazon' ' eateeseetee_tT.w• t iw.twesee_e•ee Hit On the 1113th inst. at Teddlngtoo,'Aliddlesex, the Rev. Thorn , dit to the Master to determine what timber should eceepteel be a resuctablejewellee in the Strand, for the amount. resigned. Hite WY tO srn Procter, M.A. 3lichel Fellow ef queen's Gollege, to Charlotte. • Not wished toretain the bill in order to in eke Into the MURDER OF Mt. MR') ,b e eut. &D o m e o th, r t o send it to a jury, to say if the timber that 'The defer , • el , e _ e , - t n'a Glum Eerie:l.-Friday a A pigeon match t on' which much money wart pentling, took place third daughter of the late Alexidider elontgumetie, Esq. of Anne' - boa wen cut trat d a r e agreeable to the conditions of the wdl. reerectahiloY of the ladles to IL This was oteeled so of low man narlica leorati was examined before the Magist ra t es , on Saturday, on Wingfield Common, Berk*. bmween CAptaln Lodge. Ayrshire, brother to the lam Earl uf Eglinton. .1 I t TAM was a great oejection to sending it to the Muter, beesu.e it plaintiff; al &here eion eneited,•sted from wegcls e deeendantre. et Woolwich, on a eltar%e of bt;ing concernedin the murder Aitcheeon, and Mr. G. R. Osbaldeston„ of Wargrave. with li; Lately. at Chettom Salop. the Rev. Alex. Bunn Haden, 51. A• :i S em u be atten d e d wi th cons id e rable delay and expense,. and in all sewed m blow.. An Invaattgauen of the assult took place nett ~e , .. . Mt, not be final after all, and there were great difficulties in day beton Lewd 31a vorlA Rittman. The day after. anaaeratet . of e the 7 . • , a am . mr Bisi anti his housekee ter. •o I A, y uth named U d IL"' A h picked gentlemen each, from the Ashford and Heim Clubs. Mr. of Edmund Hell, to Maritime, only daughter of the late Rev. J. . . ite mon picked his etrength from the Heston, end Mr. Osbeldes• Repel:moll, of Artbury,Cheshire. I ( she way tlor ow d the of sending it to a jury. in o rder to o ti e l ste , ff pc , t iel e , examinaeon was publialied in a daily newspaper, which th de Woollt boar . Cambridge, which lay of Val- ton from the Ashford, chile'. Ltmfted charge, at 'even hie& each. A few dart since, at Haswell, tbe Rey, Francis poet, M.A. ef 1. • i either of those alternatives. If the Solicitor at each side would folinwin de feedare conaltterire, te be unfair, rabbets/ on she g_ y. waist) shout five months Ego, detailed a confession made The second column allows the conclusion c'the match after the tie ; St. John's College, to Sarah Ann, daughter of the late Carol' - ...g o d t h w o, wsildsvits, of course me most imeortent OLIeS, Ile Ithe In the sime paper. • leuer 10 the editor, allies ;moo the poorte to .by th e ur t ioth ., to hi m, w n el it 1 they had deserted, with intent Captain Aitetieson winning by four birds. Sills, R.N. . L u g tab aues tl ce ) would consider the ease, sed if poesible come to vispend their judgment of the transietinn tsW) it was tin a '• • r P u form a Spanish man of ware 'file • al la CAPT. A.'S PARTY killed lIIR. O.'S PARTY killed . _ ........ 7 ,- • e otanoinotirm open it. His Lordahip intimated that he a ould mime nf 'teal tenter', sad thso slttsiing to ths plaintiff we a ze e . . .. prooner so mat a Messrs. lt. Bouverie -7 6 Messrs. !Hochman .7 s Ma or d e r ma l - 4 owlet confession to another sailor, and was sent to Eng- • Mot SW . est Wedossiley morning en coming into Court. men who kid unmet a false aateurfne the k rest . 6 6 B eatmma _a a Oa the 17th instant, aged 76, ts e A m L. m a dm en , professor ...-...5..--. his crielitore. The defendaist Wstr use d s b rae t aa a nio n again,' • land on board die Tartar. The prisoner solemnly &peeve- Trench . 6 6 Robottom of the _ 6 e German Language in the University of Oxford. VICE.OHANCRLLOWS COVRT. n -ATI:PHUT, Fll. 18. the plelariff for the mat*. tad tesseseed but to what rated that he never made such a confession se .1141 stated • Robinson . 6lt Flemming .: 7, On Thursday, the 16th Instant, at hie sows residence, in Fist ____. amount did not appesn ol t i ;ro that t pl Ma had a two- by the witness, unless he was under the influence of Uri ' Captaln'Airtheson •- 6 1 Owen. - street, Coveot.gartlem, John Pinar, Igoe. of Nasky Lodge, Coo k ' I- PERSONAL APPLICATION. ;Alm w. NEXHISTT AND OTHERS. thw, who TAMA in St. nee in gotorlon. Fishiest the time of the publics: um, and did not know what Ile sehl The Owner resided at Bellamy - .6 6 Ow - 6 4 Osbeldestoo -6 6 den ' IMITTI O L Knowles - 6 3 moo+ _ _ _ __ ._ , ____,,e'l • - t Jeremiah - f is, as ancticoste, Who bad applied on Monday Mr. ecalt.vri cootonded that there Wm nothing to iatirify the tikPenni abeam the time the murder was smennirted: .The .-- - - _ .... Noted at THE BRITISH PRsSSORielti.4.l•WAtrri r sat in tho Covet was dab% sod bad Sown directed to bring his Jury that the plaintiff was the Noon Aided to la OW SW ; aod illogietratea ordered him te be remanded till to-morrow, • 43 37 43 33 1111, Stilted, and published by R. CLIO" mot . • 1 . . 5 1