The Sun. — London, England, 1807-11-06 00:00:00

J ......."0•40•010••••w - - • f.. tili ! T A . 04 4,f -• • 111. OT ;r:*. .0-itrzrmizrA.! r oc: i.; V. 7 - 1 1 11.113 , ",r 1 , 1 c cr it y I "t+ 44, .svit . . _ .otrulniistlicinettsitgikitsuk4(l.lll*lthc+ , egfriggi. in .the cause had appeared in the fihwisptspctl4o4,l4olllot thtsaidienirevisectstbatlidit*rintreses;t44lltad .beelY.Nx parwdl.to,t,undtstarqd:rtik:4o4oy. Thoy ..wero,,ntm at) *ions loxpreset heinsaverikbefork hitt Lctrclsbi . thohlthudtiourtiotight ktus' their dispositloll: to pay itri rite 2 TTIILI:34CtkIk 10.114 y 11:16 OtiCyL3l4llooloild oidenr4tittlie cow% f ind -wAs At ip ; oweNti7ikty t-v His Lordship thou' resumed, .obsekiiutf„'„llitt,t,w,o ordbiv haat beeifiatidei The !firct, ;wAs pot, sopplied with ; And it:, ‘ylis.thoti.stit tea that it ; .114,1 0 4,4 p 0, gariledottithiorne.rvasousowere,agtilguestfbrcllaq n(g, lett. After this, a second order was ,W0544:4-)1,1)4 Orinti:tliose.rett.sonit having been. oonsiiiero4l 1 0 1 .0- ttiunt.'lo.statetk.hhje6tiottr do..theitirst order sots a proper and respettful , . prdcegding ;‘,.. but aficr .thai kteond order bad ibeetvflosued,it appearetl to , ;Ow tEh4'J &Obedience tonal -.admit of . no jliskitic4,4olo. ilunbt,with his , ,Lordship during ib ptoeeoling,was, wheulier, the Commissioners ought: untoPi.b.: .re- Inoved . ,',aud if.it-.li'oultime right taat 44)4404littwet gtjain•dii•ect unoiheireOrtlinWion 10:11iVIT)4, J'Ort.ti yet. viow of. this coiirltiCt;,his.,Lottlsbip liao;thonglit;ibat it .might be fit that , there, should betory 101 !ists,of the Commissiopers in all the great, kowmikof the Eingdorn ; yetio. among other objections, it, hail/ occurred to him, thats.such iti,regqisitionwo,4l le; e 1 to increase the influence of tge high office he held,; but. 'if thaw of dors of the Great Seal,,were,uot ohtryed, lie must proceed in another way, Mr. MiAlt astillrt.li his •Lordship, whatever might ',be the mistakess,into which..tbtA ,Cotnntis. Illotwrs,li4d deviated, they .were I now l ookk anxious., tikset themselves rightwit hi t! qport. t I Kiy personakiexplasoliitui,N r oAkteollargga* to his Lordship, they would mostireadily 1 i; LORD k 1,446 1 ,014 id,. that he had no ob-. je(lion'tO-their+•lnitking anrepreseuMtitiofignbirP, in writung, stating,tlieJt clisobe.dienot to,tbe i twp prtles#l ;Ind t4ix reasons fOr,lt. that. the difficulties which lloog abOut..thoptko-fuigbP be...retuo.ved, but ho was sore they i woe vory sgyiuoic cliEitultirss, ; Exr,r,stvrt HART 11T THE: MATT UR `4 o VliPliffrat PR proceedings under tifis banial4P4Ylll4lVr4e#P before' the Court in t r riotis fOrms, tiom la pp! icat ions ,that have been . matie ( at different tirnoo l respe4ting the freehold properly and ..shipping , LoAccrtiF, anti 1 : irtart,theet4lateraticiitonetaion with ist,.t3r:yan . 13tiatiratt7rt,4Ite 01ij , .:61 of thiorlappftcation tiwthe prosentinsjauce was, to °Wan. ttt,Qtclssii for the 4 . 00)Oval of tat o,t's ar;sirs. ,Walkor av i d 41un- iduck,;and4o43l,ttin enquiries itttßitiwstAtA 0 . the; ,atecotirtoildoring theffinthority Abase, Aisi , rgoveo i .`; SO. Wolf tit,-Itottatily„ , w support !of the petition, I;aichl that, a ClinSitleratike:part k >t propertyAl t baulaupt COlivistektilidillares of four. onto .c . „ three of tyhiclt - were the Esther, the Kingston, and ,the' Wheultne bankruptcy at I ) ,iftridge iuok plat e, &dotting:4l the exivnees 0; their outfit, :went? worth .4 $.9 tl. It Waft veal I,.(o°'"that AS' aignees were, , glut to Nilo with, %improper; y Intrust ed to_thenet these ki'etalemen .had violatO,this -roleottf hat s Lietraployed the cutters until they,loSt 'all:the money by,t heir gross ntismanagcmcnt. lYte • bankrupt had also another cutter, of which he was owner, iiVith. Which the matiter.haid , alhcouded, -by their negleet.„ Ju .addition .to .this, a freehold estate, at which tht. bankrupt -was it; possession, ut.J34ol„..was not ,brouglit . into the L tyc oun i. -Such:were thegrounds on which lite Court ,feel itself. :mkt Itdrised. not only to, ..order 7earluiries :into-the. accounts, but, also the rcmoval of Um aignees.' r! • ' • Mr. l.IAIlT.,ion hehail of the Atisi? . ..pute.s, observed, that the w HOIC of 'these feels -rested uptin:a ;single . affidavit—the other affidavits, only professing to he ,founded an extranvous information.: it wprimpti,re.• ,quire,d by,' the Court that Aft4igne.es, Ott all easerk4sqll-the i property of .a bAult.rtipt initn4 l 44;e.ly Cult their/. ligninttrainr., In, hroweries,, estahlish , . . . iments , 01 hmehinery Avtitent.ssiould'rbe"destroyed by eesitniou, Assignees . -wove alloutetic,Jo I continue ; t he 'works ;twit ho ratio, iarcatitramageous opportun,rty : I .Vero. itifoYdcd tor the sale of the .effeCts. The einutnis , ,iow;,in, this !..edse:issuairt March, ; and al. soon , As possible . :after-their nomination, the .4.l4signees, prOceeded, to .attar for, iiitle-the. shipping property,. w ich consisted part-oWnershipi of the bankrupt, with the ex- , -eeptiOn'Of the Hardwide., . Atter. their Outlast en ldeavours, itwas'braird impossible to them, as. :thexotowners gtvould not dispose of ,their shares and us the vessel's were encumbered with tttsbts, cite which the '4 . ,aclestnetv- , by which they were .upplied, had an Unquestionable lieu, Under these dttlicul lies, and various others, the' ASsignees:appointed a general meeting:of the creditor/4)w lay the accounts .before them, which was accordingly hold -the J 2th of March, ti105. , ..:13y that meeting a sanction -twat given to their. ,fortner Atuildl4::l, and I bey were empowered to enter. into yarinus suns at law 41inl equity,. for the benefit, of the estate, and -for tiler to su b m it to .arbitration t HO ~corupi ping concerns, and in consequence au award was made by the referee. With regard to thc freehold estate, it belonged to Mr. Walker, c.)of. , of the As iignees. The bankriipt had intended to purchase and had taken IHASeiis . loll,' but nut making good leis purchase money, Mr. 'Walker successfully broUght tin,ejeament, to Stay which proceedings, t here was an application tti tlii,ic..utirt, but no injunction was granted. Under. theso ciregaiustances, the Learned :Ctitinsei trusted that his:Lordship wouldnnt (Ix such, a stigma Oponithe Assignees as must . .be° : consequent : . on,their removal ;,but, fully, sensible that, they . _ had pertOrrneil t be.ir dutics,.they . hadite,o4)oe.tion to any , , e nquiries his J;ordship diutilddir4Ct 7 ; SA Mika. iioNI Li A, in rtl4ly,..said, that no such titignttt wOuld be the testa, it it oppeated c that the bottoortsbly, lit :the ity null of the highest eloriteter ,held, een move d f rom blicit g 41 . 001, be.e4lue tin.;rhad Chit t:00- driattdithernselves. sutlicietit attic the. iiiwtiimiow; c4tilits, was dultici , %t to j•J•attsilWir r,i n ,,.„- ; 0. "bat:rand. had recei..i4l , t-z - aol.•ort act:on:it in ill,. es taw ; • • 1.,(Ittl)(.)N . :" . Oda( g 1 4 ti AC til.e Stils(:Ovvz ~...- . . , p;irA i tilinekt tioltfa , Ota vi , 4'..riint'tir 1 IIV . ' r. ' ' e 1" g$ ItlOTlg, t , pli t t, ; , l :lf ln t, 1 _le _il , Thfert , :r.. ,. .11 . 11 . 1j, lit t iii o: `6,... i Okr. `..Vith l MP.i) d6c'qir Ip4..it .• , tlin - iplii,d . ,' h l il'il t Cis Co -it, si j'Ato.B - ,tiOirthi ( 6 . l;'Or Oii i i 1 . otn;4ll;tic'e to' tti )lift, ha'cl t iar::iiC‘iihrit Nt.i . si..:titic.q.l s''?,Ctiltity. for t he. Ifit Outfit. 'ZII Swi a . .4 . ' f"ital tO . :t Wt . :. i • 1 reniit:ns nt Ilurnft ( 1 .,k; 'if !if ft() 'll,,rh, ' l lofliifilVt6o said, that he ciiiitifikieray it, for he 'ii:ittittlt'flib • , e • • inoney„ and that no 'Atil could he e:,,pet.tca.to-per iiit;nl al)hysical itiipesityifity. If si;en \v,..rt,lfiliii t ii'liv;l: he v is all iiiii?l . :4l)4l .. .l)erion to act e.tiiiii'rii (hire. dr any irriAr: 11 - Miles the gentil•al f Wbki. x .)e-, ;,,,_ e • . . r,,,, .n oll ~,,, „ . r li ~.,_, ticmp,, ere were sorodypecullar to NY . ,111.e I% Lie: "fis , iq;tp t ildir rif :Ail, estate tO:tit; l biltilirtipt, 10 the value tiC 1) ' : 1 40 001. This estate \vas the'sttbjea - or Itti , l it gat!' i i ; itpfl lie \vas thet dore place k l In the' doublZt eaVaci.tiq:;uth of vendor at v v Ildee'; of vendor in Iris -, ),,,, , twvh, right, and of 'el) ee as represeniatit'e:iif the 7 )SiAild - ,tipt. It ~ ‘,..5,i, tlioijidifit , imprqer ilia t i ife'' Aii oVIY,I i tiavt ihyt!it il'onlitiated ANsiglie at' all ;" but' tittle iii,k)i iiviOinfecl, he ought to' lie reineyed: ' l '.! 7 : i.,4: i c i , , _ , : • i , il, ii I—: ,• . . - 1:4 e 1 j .:011. D. 1,11 A N CLI.Loh s‘tio, I 11,It. lot. ,11)111.11f 1(41 tli t I,e - ,C,Oiift \vas ill t \voterin , s:-1. : tor inquiries i t into ilieaccULlllG,; -'. For thy rcinoval of the 4.15. . siii;lts,. Witt) ,respea 't•o the htst, ,the rCllloval tle 644SalLty iniiiilipii lid refledion upon the l i As'signees. thie',lnplit Upruht ipdividtlals 'pig:4'Be refnoved tifi t l on : . 1 gtiiiiiiii\VAli:ll was not f &k . attlilv6iy ' applit alllb to iii iii, hut lk , eatise the Court mtii`aEt ui on 'eet• ner,'il lU inciple,-;', intdi;n:r; ainnl'it.:,;4:ri . iatikitid sOnie • ggiOd, others bid. With re4:ird l tec aiiotlier part of the ease. II would not deal Wiill l it unless it was iii, duty : but he' thought Lit Witi his' duty, because he i:utild not permit it to be proved bviot• hut), thitt r ,..Ati:sii.,rnt:::'i ilid palc)'ll : 9:%litClition to their oivn 'odven'ants for Ow pl' tne9t 01 mone'y, oy, withut his 1 i .?.,IL , ijo,tiy,tig it : i \ atig. sni:la B . ti,tit 4 4'' mi/inkt go a great tedi Ii) atttlioriz the: rei , 6vdi of tli(:111. 'lt '.-.',l', .'.2g- - ~.. . r,ieti tat r My,,:Bundue cdtilii not ly-iy tio, timtley t 'lf tioln . uch:i . eat:lolitso4 , ll (.04, etriilf ; , svet'e broken, I'lll4' the on.ler" of the' Court were. ittelVtual, it wouyl not bo difficult to .ibem,• that be' ought not td be,(:;,ontinned as Assignee, to deal.with tile L.tlts. of ib6 . l3'antrnott.:yin illine. leg4id not 'blame 1111-... W';'iker foi 'filth - 1%611e s . ccurity (4.' 4 1'14 0,-;1,-iignee it "night I.* the best thing be could do, tunfficr th ( e. i:jrctlllht:!lic . us, for dic twilolit of 1.11 e4lite. .1)..,401e Ilji 1.61144iip Miptllcr give any order, he would pause ia ~i',', ',(t..4 loigtie,,, would make any, atlidat'ifi4S to . a partiCUlai : Wem of ; 7 . 061. 78. 4d. Nchidi'6B l :6 l iti Irrtivn6ut:ot Mes s rs. bilthotn-atid (L'o.'s liandsT as i 'lt '4 , 24 'thitterittl he iliottlil-knoiv how thm slain was i Vpi,k ( kit:tiMdeli had Brett sArd!ill3 10. 1 he 'tiiiie 6fisale il *ontt . '66l4l)X; A'ssigtieei : atcoitling••• to Adbf Parliiti. 1 Tnebt;itherinight4ol.so alit4 makedicidendslat:fliL !! tuited:period of time ; but snid compliance wirs) this - Bee4latiietibguilifien Was'irriliot4ibli.4. • The Ntifije6t •, AllreciSileetiPtciPhsVe beet , only 'twice bei4f.t' Vie i tfibiili ,,, iiiiivel inifiortrit , ticeasiotitt: the one vvei , i•qt li ' the,case of Sir Geol4e tolebroke, in which We;( 1 ' It'idilt-toiipei.ty, ' to'an Ihit•Ol;ifseCuount,Wii4 iiik'olV- il - eict. ) "I.ord TlYurlow-tiiiid l 7.l4i . I;is i' Lirdsby (IA nth • - I ;6l4,lvitabilea),. thiit'llie !obleditin of an' •itiLik•idtial Icio,tritth , .lionuilliith to order sale ot the prop6ity.;-- 1 ffe•L(Lortl'Ellett) at that tim e . entertained •••it•':greit 1 44firOrdinlbt 'a4 to the peniieiet!is' extent 'to 'which l i t , shoet , ',l piinelpie Miglit le' ett•irtied: ' The only 'case d in `his tinte wits thLit. of Alkiir and Atkittion and in I that-instaWte lie, 'wits de , live'recl , , , from the difficulty by the propositicn, t ham particulat estafe•Shotild he 4 ,_ • pit Alp at the ill p,iiiiii:d t'ime. If the ortlernow ap : plicd 'ler ‘k•ere milk adversely, it might have a c..ort litilefitble'afed, As to. the inquiries, he should do, no injury, -if, Until StvtUrciay, he g ave the 'itssignees • i.. ail li3OitCrtuttity of' Ulal4ll 4 4lte-tilidarit . to ' wltich• lie , , had lallialtAl. . t' . ' '• • . . Yesterday• Walter Howard 'renewed - his applica- Pi*in liroPria Personm, to' thd Lou en AN C whon sitting in Cimrti respetittig" sortie claims lie: pretends• taliave upon two manor "estates.;'tio*.in the. pciiseffl'ontel his Grace the Duke. of NOR 1.01.:1C The • clait - pant;--wha is a. tail 'thin firgurCi,iind conSiderabily, ';tffiriindeil in' life,' kips, that lid lawfurheir to thge,dstates, itrisniuch'its•his father Was in'pOss'es felti 'or them fol . ,one - abrOati. at • an • early period of life,- t he'Dtike fdok'pos- • • of them at his' father's death; and now fitseir to' reitbre"thetit.-"Illie LORD Cli tee'onimended-to' - prefer his eltilicis , thtongh - the mtilittin of Counsel., in which case he would tie able or their .validity_ igt Mticlt'dittuage has' been sustained in the North ' ''tit* Seatlihd by tlib I::teltnlulations; several' 'selS in'the: harbour cat' Aberdeen broke from their. i l ido r it i g4; and received considerable injury,' one of which; had' it'itot been . low' Water, •would have been carried but to sea. A farmer's servant, crossing the - river Dun, dtv ifiridAy last; at the' Boar of Forbes, on borsebaelc, biviog some liwal lna sack before, hitn', an& oh his s t i bod t :i rs .-164 tyilatice by Ihe'rapitlity i.ii th6Turreut, Jell off, ar id was drowned. The of l't.iritf, part of which Was built within; the few years, is and' sw vn t,, away ;' a circumstance whitttlYalSt prOVe pCCtiljarly inconvenient to. travellers . during' the approaching Winter, as we' are timely &aid it cannot ,be . et feanalty repaired until spting. Great part of the re thc..appio:ich to the bridge 'OF 'firer ary, is likewise throWn- down, and carried off, and we are afraid there are few' parts of tilt, country i‘t whitill the ravages of , this dreakihil inundation have not ;been wore or leo-reh - . • . The I tempestuous weather has been, We lievei" o very general ; the midland cotinties, 'as well lag tlyut,e on the coast, l'“ivefelt Oartieularly' ,Ilediardshire and Huntingdonshire. At the villmte, or Eit4ughton, a tretticncions storm eotuttretteed about two o'clocl,.. on Netitteiday• morning, eonsisl ittg:af hdd, rain, and' .thunde•c, attended 'with ex ': tremely vivid but we are happy to state, we have no t ` yet heard) Crtit),i particularinjury don,;, Holhe inhabiiants.. • A eati;( was rcen4 . , Ifetir&in the Court ritte:-,is at Koh, in tvhich art 91/ . ;ter . .re.ril..,- ,tirrunoit . od , r allol / 1.•l-Ctaer fortne v,utte o t. .wyen 91(1 , ,ter5,, wh'.(:ll the !atter Wa,s,.allc...4vlwi itir to WV(' 4 . ;44.0, The int tit at' a tr 4 r t e t that 1 love a ti:/lti tw, , n, It w as till . ~that ht., 11.1,1 to( ioly 1... K(••(1 • 0121)y,,,ysler•r !wily," ;111;1 sv,ii :I:lsAvcrol, " to 'oar.;rhi, the ice 't • ' ,t,, pay , 4 1 ilit se , .eit score ; ~ •, " ., 1011AR. . No, IA KR TA. r t `•jf , . 4, '..l;;ltiot n :court, Bow Stratlti v, I ?.re 4.(ll;oli,venioiti, -sst ; ' 411:1 pilt.):4)he . .:l by 1% , ; L L 'Orders for the i." 4.0, 1 .-, 1 eat', „r, , H Mt G C:A I Editor, tic. rr lo lie %,411.44*t0f , nllolll3lo4)4AiiS.lt4pV.iot4)4fttit . 7..; :ittvitlicltt: ?4,liseititijiv,'4 4 l ,11:5';',.'itr,•.?4 .441:, .his 4-41t*MIO•ti, ,rh!tril-t -- ... /4`, 1 44-,•,;(64v.1 • WlO4l ; Al r•JtitiV ( htlo°,,Vittr:.WW , 4l7P.l 4 Mlirsli...t.4 r ! 1 7.4 OVlrt 4 fAatthWillAYill\liMO PP • t scPATSP-'.. ) sbrifee74,?.g i i I. -14 . 3111 . %10W4h9jVC.9. 1 :- iir*Stiy;' l Bt l 4119 - 99 11 I 1 ,09 „I? 4,metqf t y 4Sr c ,wat',?t , mi fe,, o. ( 9,biangosi!‘:,t . roty • I i'S e vPri i tkirtiOqsill9, l) u.,'llqr I ..alse• Pt Vc"i..§A' .;, , i••ll)_ri., :'t:*l Si i i 6Porgf 101413 i, gi'94er, .of ii h!,, pp 4 -s. I reel „.. 4,r,tip s- .1 t wich-square, it..•posed, : that for,t;olLe li'"e 1 1 1 P -1. — "lt l i plied Mr. lly.y.v it, and thq. lady, who,. he b-..liev was his w , ite, withvoceries. ,The billsWC rl.7Ae4) ii A ~)„,,ectily, qpi.l. ;All Ifytie paid, except a bili 14.0:3, 49 H 1 , 6 . . ~... W ee kiit 1 q W 4 1 ,114, ti . 414 - )NV i tit, W 119 . (I Id I IQ! ,I 1 ONVP, I 11 th:V n ' ,l t i\ IV. 140,%ft; Ii 1 A ' llO Witt , ' an ti saw W I lie tildi ANIP I. ' ' A t 2: • v , ilia V4l 11 '3 . ;;‘ 11. ''• 11 V "1%.k! 11 • \V 'I 11l ess# lw li4 l t i;14 3 1 1 gOW„ 1 9 1 Alyly wore leaviiigOpir .ktouse, ‘veht.hiiv,iirautpive p I i,ll,l4ire 1t,,1' 1.11 - . ;And Air:i s tfkyll, 41101 was t(44,t ey j 1 ‘vere out. . . .4 -,..4 . , .„. . Mr. Ed ci ni , ton publieln - 4'.Fa whir, oni : ..,t reet , ii • ~ , k , , ,.•). i 10,,FhP.sw1c1:-square,:lated,,that,,hefore.lllr. Brown ip.tne to live in Coram-street, he solicited lis cus- tir-p, which life :other proutised ; 1.1. has git en :Mr. 1 rown's servants liquors, and they have said, on receiving thew, tOr .Nlr. or Mrs. Brown. i 11Ir. klipcks, butcher, 'Alarclunont-sheet', ', screed Ikt i t i r 'lit O'W•11 with Itleat fur SIX Nt'et•ks', three Or . i . li'lde l .l ' ll . e, WaS laid the servants gave the orders in [ the natne l of Nlt''. - iitid Airs. Brown. i (.. Samuel Hayei was re-examined. fle stated he ! was hired by 'Jr. Brown, to aft as fnOtinatt,• in 1 Pleet•street ; he, in the conversation, saki he was ! not sufficiently acquainted with town: when BroWn i made answer., it will.; 110 matter, his wife wool(' 1 sheW' him the' town: lie always understood. that 1 Mr. Brown 'and the lady, who now appear 's, .to he I Mrs. Rolierts, were man and wife; he has s'elille Prison'er often in 'the carri,ige 'with '''_lll•>. Riildtiffs, 1. lure he curie to live at COratn-street. The l aliy or 1 Iwo after Mr.: Robef'ts einnetolive al eurathAVet, . , Ott(: Or tne servant-maids cattle down i'o)3e : the kitelien, and said, that het' mistress was to be culled i .. Roberts for the futitro, instead of Brown - .' - c -I 4.; , • A I),l '• o • su ry 7l imi,l, ‘ , ,,b(k was hired by 'Nli - 4. rfoli;iits; at . Dyer'-builditigs, Holhorti,,SyVore, that livr this . .. tress ess always 4' by the rdind'Of ltoberts, ;I!; . if'l4l ' oilier; that she. has repeatedly opened the dbor . for 1 vkitor,.., who askeci:f4 her mistress by•tti&ihnite . ?f ' Rolkrts ; Mr2; l 'Phelps,'fiowever, contra[ ted lit.i'iri I (Ale ' instanc;e,'vi;ith' respett to her Open Ili 11c: dooi: fur hini•one dab' when he i&juired tot-riirs. BroWn, and this Wort - 1.01'16N him A he'*as' 'out. • . „. l'inu.l.2c,Cotitniel"tbr,the 'CTOSR‘e;til• Mined the witness Hayes ; 'it appeaillel"that he' did not levp ill th,” • house; and - that he'dOiild Mitt possi bly g VeAr wheth c ir Mr.' }ii - own and''Mrs.• Roberts iltipt together.' The nursery-Maid 'She Slept • et . y night with Mrs. Roberts. No atten'tion `ryas paid by the iVlNY,iatrate to lio• evidcnce:' contended, thiit the evidence 'pro duced did not prove 1 toospiracy'betwe , .'ll ttiitt and ! 13 u rown, Ile ncleiitBod that BrO‘'Vir had :an sLites, winch, if h. Could comertiflto•moncy, enablb him to Clear olf IllA ` 7 AI to the. Viwe'r til'Attorney, it was his wish it - slnVuld be tried, and speedily too, for he could ,shay. 'that 'his demand against “13fOWn ,was a Mir, and t'wia fide clebt,' and by the ; PoweroltAttorneyhe . .wdlald , lthnii .14e. had rueeived money from ret.o46tablo Geffilemi - .. 11 , the Application .which het:WU:ac t:hunt for, and tart - the condua .of: those persons bin) wa only a. manatavre , frighten him, lOr the .purpose :of lbaking -him give up the prOperty,. rather:llm be exposed dhe.manner helm beeti.: He also stated to the.Ma zistrate, that .bilk:h3d. been stuck up in all ,patts of the town, without any printer's name tu them, hay.- ing Public Office at. the head .of ; them, kiven :in the • Newspapers, the examination was head4P§y.tile term Swindling,' which lie' denied ; statao,l , jbat if, ;he-was.gnilty of swindling, it was by iCupli~ Lion, finti c witlicatt, his knowledge. :The, Magistrate, Atir: Pato na, declared , firm tha to ihepase...df oonspi racy. vi as fully iu de vitt,..land that. it.Lwas. his; duty. to scud iwfore a' •.:Lip;rwas committed tor trial, auLl the parties hound ovefoo,ptoseentc, • • . Durii g. the ex;ilTiinlitioo of this:nnfortunate Gen tleinan, .forsnch he appeared to bei.thosei perBous who were , interested in _the. Proseeutionc were ...seaved to laugh, and 'exult:when' any thing came out ,:ittevidene , tetiding , to..cotiviet Abe, Prisoner ; ' BIRRY,• Counsel tor the Prosecution,:,censured this cunduat, as ,05gritt*ul' to .'themselves as men :in& Inemi)ers or_4;clvirig.‘ii.l:CN)tointini.ty. . . . . ,low-sTunivr.-- , --. Several youngmln wAre brought before the 'ALigigtrates tor letting osf sgoib•i, The ,chargeg being, proved, they were severally fined 203.. . I.IA-rrorl• GAnnwa"..---:sicsterday• /11Ory March, a nurse belongilig ! to St. Bartholoincw's 10 plt.sl, Henry liaq and . Elhtobeth 'Brown, servant to Mr. Shuter, of Cursitor-street, ChAncery-lane, w e 're re examined, upon the voluntary confe,sion Of Brown,. charging Ma'rch with being jointly concerned with her in 'robbing the,' iron' Chest of Mr. "Shuter of a 'quantity . of •anCient CnitlEtt. The 'coins Site look to Ray to dispose of, .who:'sold , them to 3 Gentleman in Long-3(Tc for 71. i3l. March declared (hut she was really innocent', having had , nclr,knOWledge of the `robbery,' although she intrnduced - •BroWn to Ray gave! Brown two Ray,io diipose. of the gold. one-pound notes; and she returned 7s: •tld.! to her, for her trouble; so that. her proportion' of the robbery was hut small. As a necessary witness 4 Was absent, the Prigoners were committed for re , examinatiOn. (AU c EN-SQUAl‘it.—. -- Wednesda ' y Was decided, at this °dice, a ease of a' diseorthint and terrifiC'appearance in its commeneement, but which, in 'the progresi of the developen44 of the plot, ended' pacifically bar tuan, of the name of .57,1vpitlio,ra, chnr.,2,ed by another Mai), of the natii,e Rallattl, 'with ht wing 50114 " ed the wife of the Complainant, and with being' criininally•guilty with her, to 'his 'treat distroP. , ;t)tul unettsiness.' Not finding any particular proof by which tins furious hare could be sub stantiated, the' Silting !Magistrate Was pleased to 44iiniSS the complaint. Just •as this decision took place, - Ballard's 7/jiff! prelcuted charge against the • wile o f riho n, 1,1 hisoner, with bcalg fad mnibirly and rtnlrwtiniy t ._lottnected . with her husblin& inA,- 5 ard on this complaint, arta the A.--114c (14 inve,!igatiAl e . they Werf.! recohunende4 hi ..r_wittaraw, ;rtid tti Sttlile iliffefelite4 .11114:31)'V ;1111J114tilelit,1% (h; Witlol;iti obedience to ii,c rq,r, W;Moitan.smet. GrosvcriorosquAro; (Pust-Pdid), must be addressed., ' tor t ' '5 ifionition, they rtqcordingfritlr i.l the fol.- 11)i4)11:1 - I)iiti i-.=.11i forties zicipett'lled 10 ' 3 neigh . f in N . , tili ' gle'l oiiii;,' and in ,it ,elircitiir and inlic.,thfo rliiti: ' ti Ike ItVeeit to eitelci.nrrPicitli. and pledsed 4 tee. vt:4 - ''+ 'good neighlyiiV , is'ibr:th...! future. je fty4w ec ti r pii(s t ilten giv,.;ti ; . ;t. --iir Po'. ice-Or fice,l„....otslOttiop.,.9l--rttrile t):i.,.r; t.t . ! .l.tde,d at St. Litir t os . -.Aymif f et,.*.ll,:;r.....tl:cy ~ti 1,2,1 upOtt,. and c.ir . 3 . 3(1 ~thyt i neartlteo C:,:rt- lo i ii or wood, cothi,ting tpf7l?(,;(pis, st : qrs, s:',ltl:)lLilto.les, ‘vater-simpts, &c. tt ‘ r '144 4 1,184419.31, 4 rp! :. k tly i1iti: , ,1,?,1l (':Vir' i bp,p, ;Rid sPtt ) eiglAVW:gliii, i _4.l l :4 Itit;tlstti fora tiro ill sipli me,n - att,o), i St ip . 'v G - 11.4jui*.i.lc i t: . ,fl i l . gt. 'Uhl; vigiWV ‘ye 1 1 )1t ri = iiy 4.)niii_lettdib t lq, Rut `;:\ . '9,t4? 1 145.6 4 I '4 l, erg9fiswlxiii,(ll , i iii,,,c,iirei, , qti li‘it tpa it may, tif , , ,j ytti? tilcpiurg f `,l)!.,it a :J)i) ;ti ) .. I .T sii:niu:ful pri4l9t4: ,teakt4 . 9 tpuch vitiudble Vo ( t for the46lee}wrpostl:rilflftol4 - . ILleru w 1,4,, kir .w;ircl b! ,. ali v i a tgt,' ,7 ,,,sil iut4 s 4uos vie I sghl h wers cop tr or'noarly new, windh Istl6 - een stolen by t4e. ~, . 4 111 . riling ci,..preqjfkr,!,l . c. .. n . !n; . ' :. ~." . '': '. ‘ l‘ _ 0 , -- 1741 -17 7, , i - „,-., t 1 . 7 - Irl.fttlLlZ i sti . jiniiiilip., a 4 949912 'yot.if4ti!:ront iiiitmtr to Wexford, lado 'mill tnerdittildizeistri\cli on V 4) ot . the 3'114 il:itlcls in.-.pOjip) 4pyi,/1ici11 , 4,.. ,pokh',Yi (...,ikd ti, ,, Niis i ,ii.is; :i„,1 ;q 1 0 114 4 totap,oy, ‘vvil;ii'‘lcr :Mien ivi..) of the .thrqe in gi'ct>'lliso , tkke. .02(eve,44942' sited ..infortntytely , p4ri' led ;t)tiotlter swatfkiu3; til he goi tiii64 Av ,fRe :, were I lle 7 teillailVd:R.r i night ; and in tpeAtkornipg,- when iiis uollappy 04A," iltion w.li (ii.c ,, c'etod, Ite wits brought On .siture.4, II . ,- -----',--.-- ---:-,.- - -------:,—.:„:,-,.---:- . -+-iir% ~..g„ e k ()Ii ißi , r s , :i ult. at It asay , iii Bcotfititt; rN: 1 11 : s.. Al'LiFoli 6f i ati4r ,I, t'a gOll. . ' 'f7' •. , • : ~.. ". ' i;.(10;t4W46II! ult. at t)ld ftprcttic!eni Scotland, Mrs. et4o - Artily - yurtFs, of. a liattgltte, - . . ", -2., • Oti tile' '3lst ul . k 'Ciititihx,- Howe, Scotian:l, t h . llar of Jam& itaton, ,E sq. brig Mug liier. •. . • . ' Tits r4tiupt,tay E it . •toAt!tta,ctiit.v .. l.4ity of W. K. It u 3014 LE•iti. OriSt;ll. t)11 Nlonday last, at I:_kinton-House, ilantitsbite; AIR Ladr niThuniax.Paito.t.—a4 Mr. , al it."Sali: • .... ---, WI - 7 ,, • • , • . t " 0 ft4 41 14 ;, 4 ty.,u1,t. the .I,l",,blf.ttritt.., Forst titt.i.Nlinilif,_ 4 r2t !t• i c l i e cin l' ite's 9 ;t' Pe d i kti ' I t a l c ie ji;4 lii t6 e 13 16 :1i 1;b 4 ‘.. 1 1 : 1 1>01 1 1 ) : ).. . ' 1; 4 74 6 . '01' kinnairdy. , ~. , . - (ih t'Ve At,- at AbsitiFpp, iot n •Itoss r of. flto iiscra.; ter &h is 1-1110ri Cir .- neve, daughter at the .lato tier Carnegie, Es g.ut Cookstori:-''' yttiiffierdillistaisP Mr. Sanx.titc ht . liorscheath*,o;lllrsi.llla t.ult,.piityziiimbeaph, .Cambodmi,hise. •... • 5.ai16:11'6..,„61*; .?t I...rtthvfh , Church, ory r=awittt,' to 111 is Soi:! l itrikjity4f;rit.Dttittauli.ece, , yeiy, 'Miss Grey.o l 4P e ri. l ! 4 , l - VI itttensliaw; Of the laic Hon. lohri tlrey',.Of INtilianit: near that .14tt nap, s • - , O n Sunday last, at IVithitigton, a4tal la, the Rev: athitt • lirikrfA,,p . ItioNO,kte;toir or:Upton ailti Vars. The ntitni , ilSe 1t chit lion, ne.4 l'etseorth, u. ) .2 s.in of f ..I,,eitt, Esq. ''t and C'iittitaiii or ilk- Niajs: wt ''s 401 of I. oot, ott`."(Atlitt whoa) he Itaa,,,fert.tist vun,uit, y. !robe lite,' Nerkiin ut lti t'O'% r, he had litinianciy spntc,t. 11)030 at L:to%41.111 f.ant IftYn,y Ilttrgess, , late or the Earl of Cliz,tvitistj ,L; . ,it Indianian ltn N;olitlay last, 11 Ia .IrtrintellT to kV.tlciit-pl;owl, in tiri•-33.1 year of his age, flioinas - The et.:iitr istiia.lluUsc. 4,)n ,)14‘410ssday &Ir . ; who - ye: tli . e*Kettetiol 13ii‘tev7, , e11., on Tuesday svnn,g,t,t, her ''lenr ; - 10ts...risssett; vrik of, the iteiti.littles fitis'lct et V it4' , n(ll . l l ll:iclimPiut, *Qtkshir4lf f . Hipitey: I.,ditt, ti4i-nda4 - trii)slil44 iitatilivethuriviillrtl4.-4 1 3 •iilyriars •", eileathr taking tire Ws:no triortnir,ll44olc , re deceasehedecease - ILty nediti ‘,ll .1:01.'41 ,:.(1 1),( . 01V,,Q14,01114 7 e7(6 . ll}lliiilettiii tir6 ) : t4llicirthe did . rolltilirMitell in tiiejearilt.,f; ." • •-• 1-u(ir ‘v,6:41.:.-R-AT L(rNt).)si );1;1!1(; L T's).P.WP.... 12U ';'r , . . 4,,,.. '• .. • • 14,14iiink; : it ,.. trtilt. a.,. , .... 7. i A iternoon, 43 I nin. aftAr 7, .---- -,••-•- 'fo . 'l% - TAI 1.0 , :3urgeou, No. th New 401(10-s:4 0, LottiltAl. ':• „. , 1 - M - - ~. .1111n11 4 , 0. ~.,, 3y. 2,', 1:2,3,:"; ,1 ) 1 Int , -• • TN , t.ile Spralg of t7g4. 1. wa,, ditittte,(:.. cloth .. ', 4:. ~.- e l i cre,,i CO:I Vint, will, .1 . l treated,...with•tirilin i• ' eilicl4 five mon th s ; but was trien iitillgeil ..in, •iftp'..v. ta'a. tegarar l'ltilsitiah, - Witt) put a leutptirar),ostoii to 111 - 6 t'.itti., , r ience of't he Pisease (.by niersuriul 4 syttairtionspi,ettitil i tin t e ; but glNyikig, in spite .irt -all ca.r. i‘iii4i„,aind fAe ai lvip ti s of : w ile gi r r o s to G y e e n 3 f r i s e7in i i va o s i . , re f, 4 ll l6it ' Fte t ti o rt a y .i l l ie t r: tw: sV in i i i o rv t u an n, 19.11 Itch* ariii,.,beyonti, tic4Crictipil,' : tctirtp..fiCtarirlii4Vj ofr anti ulcerated froth bead to - foot • -,qiiy11 . 44,...7ti;946. - ;0011 1 : nose, legs, arms, &C. have kced, liltelaiiitiAy',4l,slittel o' be Ater : u selcs.s i,. in . short, ..1. , ,, M!te: ha, I'• / rom twenty -' in :'.rptlitle4rteilt'll'ii..'olast:;snielaistuct 1 1 7 s -4:E t ri ° ‘ ‘v_.. •v n o i l l 'i r l :er i ' t4 .7 ' b i e v, - 'k ), ;7 (i fttri l i t,i . t .:, t t l illi v i i : r 7 l)-( :::::„: 1 ;,..r 0 " , t r , Y i e ,:( 4. , ~-,,i.i i„,„,,,,c .cf, A I'lltire,o o og9il9e;9l' , •,..tir Atrilict co)riril; c.:}telnasiire., I wits long looked xptin by., in y . to i l dsp,l," tilnaf,ineti'MySell, beyoild . 'all 'Wipes CA rei_iterr t m ill). In' -. deed, - in , stay then con ‘iitj c ,. it , i. K ..t.ro I • , w3s - styt - mble.rti - illY, More than miserable state. In. this dp,uLl6it.siniAiion` ili a 1 drag a most mi,erable existence, till Ditin,.4 l'rov.i4Pr't ' tlrtevi Irt 'itljP - ,vAY a :isrewspiiii:f contanli!l.• il ' - • ut - , •,e else Mr. 11. ot i'ly•ini . rlith.-iny tnercli-rd it, I i.0,11.14 , /t. - ',; liel4t and !qui:tired some o f yuur Lks,A), - .1:;4. ,i',V7'l: l 'l;* l' I 1,1.5, wii!cli, by using boil til , ,c to t i mo , 2111 ~,,,,,,, v id have long been, (after mix,: thati'l•iur ,vars inc.,. 1,' , -;'l, thstress),irl as good-11 state or Itealtiras!ever len ; , :.ye.l; A.:: proof of this, 4 bail a tine, thriving, In:airily Gni+. 1, noi4l'" file ;t few mouths . .t:.;;. 111.k - 361110.k .to Co.i, ,1 r , -1 •:ti 14 , 1*" of rendering my Tel service, I r,i l p,..ir ~ o . ~,4 . pubLish this; - and ytSu ',May,"at , any Tim , : .refei'.wr. , ) 4, s wr t . wish to. be satisfied •of ; the, troth , :f this, en rd*ii rz Ira lA"' culars*, to me or my ,ttiendS, by , letter yr petoon. • , ; r s' i c Asters' eases 'tbr bittitesa N‘ il'i eVer etltt,ll nil nit, Ank1...! ,, 7". 0 exceed it, I have tram experience, eve'ry reason titasz ., ,l ', mankind,. that in ,y Kl,', oui LEAKS 1.) 11. LS- they wilillel , . ' sure, speedy, 'safe, and radical; cure, ion the. Mai: tliZi: - tot stake of the Venereal Dikeikei whleh i.' eillOd '''" Ittßiiell Leas. - .' ~,,, ii• 1014N.Tnt/Nli'll - A . "'i Insurmountable fanilly. f reasonii pLeVetit rtia o ' : g . :,j1 name and .address public; but ertflitahle ', persons t c ' * 1 wanting information may also be referred'. ttr...v OA '''' . friends by'lVlrs• S. Clark, Itsrhsay,Gardensitdinbutgn•; , • Prepared and Sold by the ,1)10, 1 1 ) p4V4qui' , „ ,„,„' . ro T. TA1(10 1 - , Metnber bettiq It oyal..;c4111;10.0/ ,P t o 'b - • iri - LOittion, At his hotise, 'Ni,, •is Wi n i7l3tidie-itteel" , • Ii „, Where he. willigive Ativiee.wiirwat; lifie, , l:o . i - 'iets , firtaL ta , ;,,- . 4 , these r ills, .and wiii :iti;liver l d - attinSS. , lllWnir' l. P. l t; a st paid, on the :111te terms, o hie, rvutk •141,• • •-al k i eds et •t he 'Fi er o inviolabir.: • Seeti:Cy, 00' Ver t Soil'i nap: , - dt ? i,•a4e havinpi i , ro . -ttiontioned,!but .t. their Ilwit particulAt 'rCritiest, * l” , th e : ar s,. ' puetor, during the cola:A. or , , nri:. - rn,arthirtlpSix . t r. thi, that. he has had the c..indiatliii i ;iii :•,...!iitcpsive• , altruP ` above Metficinif, and the Irt'etWe I.4ing Iliewriorn• Setr .. •_.. They.ate. also sold by. hi - 4 441POIntrriatiti, - ior• - th ' tf„ r, nience of those liv...ig at 'a ; distance, -by . 41i9r -o G i a i. sotoli•bridge,, ELIO - Lbw - kit- -Nkr. NI actionald, .4' rinter; to till - Ow, to whole also Nir..'1 4 .. 1 ofits tot his amcess: a i m,. l'errurtiers. NO. 3;, StAAlhlit's-ltrit.4','l'a.l-niali;. ow itobartson's T0y.5nep,.14.9i....,tv .0 x 610- 4 , 00 t ,;' . 4 . 14 :,.... 1 540. 1 borough's, , No. 7, iiisii-streer.nill, 1 ,, , ,,,t1y . 0 p 054 0.1 .-, i t o MY' Steel ' s, lio3k101:r •.,: ''l, - 11111-tO W, . I ' ne ItUrrtenr t . ,.. , . ,* I, ~. _,,,' 4 q i y 0 ToWer r hill;rMt. 1349, `Datrtelisticet, - liiitt I 'a , 0,,,t .., Oa ,13i4rpti )1,1,,'0cr.y 4.•u:Ctler.rhie. t(ny'i •,, (44:404 1 . 1 7 . witil 1 it.l3rkti i , in : P.foxes4t ontonly',.ls,-:. 9d. ~ , i d ti ts e4ll.l ,, ,l , ,r S s fail 'a Lir Ortin chredidns; whereby ~ , L .c Ont. at '7•Lt r- thijr , ti,ire , . t Kerr selves v:ith 'easelin , i set wry: . __,,,, ft a up •' - -g!, is. F-Very,,lloX," Seta ine(;re.r! tpitiln :.is s ;; :li tins- : - , ..;th 3 .::lanip, On whit:l , 4. by , favotw , Pt •N'5,.. -Taylor; ,'; 41..r5, Is plinteit„ at - die' St.ilik - p:•0, tfice•-•,‘ ..„,, I ,o o y. an d . 1\ 0. - n. , New litldke4.streety ,-- t o'ilt - titate iktliOi 1 11 -r • - . i', I °titers are counterfeit's ' ‘ ' - •, - • • ._,...:..........--.'"