The Sun. — London, England, 1807-12-10 00:00:00

The case. Coming on to he, heard upon exceptions to the: Ma . ster's report, Sir Arthur Pigott - , hiessr;. Al , :oxatnier, Thoinpion, and Wet herall, for the 'Trustees and I.egatoes, ably conk - 11,10, that the PLnntitV, hcitig•so amply proided for 1;y the will 'the TeStator, according:to the true constrtiaion :of the real , intention end Meaning.of 'the T , Astatbr, ex= pressed throughout the , whole of the %sill, and from the various cases and dO6trittes laid c10T., , 0 upon this subjell, she could not b:.l considered to come the meaning of the Statute of Distribution, .a One , a the next of king or entitled to any hhare'Oldok9-. ey'l4l6Ll LllO tesiduary property, the widow of a person 'dying intestate. • • Sit Samuel Roruilly, Mr., Richards, Mr.' Serjeant Paltuer, and Pheppys, on' the other a id, con •tended,, that . theCOutt was bound' to in this case, as if. the Testator had achially died intestate, and cor.sequently dechle, tint his 'widow was entitled to hot , pOrotioll at the property, in common with the deceased'S other }text of kid. 'L ht Lord Chancellor,' in pronouncing the judg 'rtient of the Court, observed,' thi4 winuevcr Might !nue been quo,ed from, the jitiligments'of other men who had sat in Ow place, or whatever. might hatie . been i'igued from modern upon thi stibit!ai it did not follow, thg be. - 6,5t... a husband lefr to his 'mitt Or. kin, .t . bo wife iina,jhcie 'to be tei,cltid= ed ; but in such a crise 11115, it bt.!came the bounden duty of the Court to look througlythe whole of the and see whether it' wai the •intentiou of thc: Imit,angt AO include th 6 wife along with-- ttiOlie ,who are cou4;idere.i 1114, tieN.t . of.kin : all he nie.int by the List (:1:11.13e wo3 contended) was tonlak6 a diSpo. ,l'''ion of his resid . 6:ary roperts' in the sante way jhat t*,lie Li would' I'.,!Ve dobc. hail ; bt..o . it wits neCOS;4ll ; :y'l ' or the Court to goturther, and tint take a part, ~ l., h hout considcring, thF. of the will. Thß,Testator died:leaving4Wiffe; but no .drett; liOnts two brOthers and a sister' Who, bad chil dren.. le . :making tlns,will,',thert, he tool{ his , con tprin*St 1013 eirchtn!itiwce3 of Ins property. and snuAtion relationsbip with tobse . Legatees, at, the same that the most auxhiusiolicittide was t 1 ' to e x p r e s , o( .. 1,11 1.1.uu4 axtt tie treat r ii! , •:',ls . p at for his Wit.k . P.V . , and socuri her an- If, tncreferv, the property had hi e c t eient to pay al' taher devi,ips and legilcieit, it Cinite Cieitr the widow ciold no (bore .that' her annuity, taiiks:i it 'waq alttt, site ititeptg.mof the TestatOr that site Was to have the re,sidiatiiatj, its fii-ie'event of her going out of tic country, there oucstion thartitt4 would riot :only for.; _liit l / 4 Stoat. Itiavy c.per Cent. ; per COlt . . 1797, I mil 5 Cent.' 4 per Cent- go $. pet Cent. Red. 631 I por Cr►n. • Vank - 1. 1 . Atm, 173 13- . l6tlti Ditin,Snort ndia Stack, 1 . 414 Doi - 1(1$, r (W. Ex - ctiequer is. 4s. 3 per Cam. licterfett, lirtperi;.ll J per Cent. Gt 6s f.trrtr, • COIL for tivening, I. r ,„ te d i 4 a a it is, tot •. 01 o' • .; -Strect t tilt:. Su N-01 - vtes 'Nu. 1 t , btrand j where it.ivo iisements, Orden Bow, FangeT,-,--Tne!iday Edevard Owen, ,tbe old .1 anti iilarper, w.is'brought to . this Office ibr re-exatnination before iNlr. NARE4,.. Oil the: ; tly W I i.;LI #im rlii MIGIK. SCR I PP!s, Suuth Meat)n-street, Qro3l/4001--Stitlaie; r Ol. raper, tet,it ' i'S for the' gaiior, &c. (post-paid. must be icidivsedi . , -I,IBD. . (In Saturday last, lo the.7oth year of his•a ' tes aft cs 3 " Cc n. l l,l fe r. and lingering ill ne ss, Vincent Pearce itshlicld,' Esti . '''" Own', of bold• street, Liverpool. • ' fteiff On flit e.ith Alt. at Glasgow, 'Miss' mt r i o n Craw l ~,,, ygangcst thliighter of the Litfl Air. George Craw-lord, li.''' risg,:opl'er !Or 5C9t1,40• niot r-n ' , • -: 1;,,, ogi of s. L.:rtzly, ,at tioku .Ilz.. ;11, }fasts, Mrs!'.BON l r 3 T l7, oee Or in,e La;tics that was murdered there: about tvi , • 0 1„0, sinc..:, h.q . death is ascribed to'her w-,units,ott- thatoeGl'i-oe .- -• A teW days ago, in Glotiorgauldne::. Whitliet 114.4**100p fur the imierit at-his 11:21t11, ogrd 37, lien ry Ilinti u ",'',oor. Itarrittr at Latv_, tit I),,blin, ai.d brother to Lord Ci. ll- '. , ris, of Newbroolr, in Ireland. ___.... %Wit , * , ! RIC 1-1 w A TER AT LaNIIONF lIII.InGIi - TO' ROW. oer It' Nlorning, 2 min.. after .t i. ,l, Afternoon, 32,inin. :,-- _,,. .----'- ____-,-•__,_,_.....-------f,-',.7—',""!'"—r.—:-------- To Timm A S TAYLOR, hsit Sir, Nn. r N • Ira • - Lon' lo. • ~ , L.w.. n go-street, ~0 T CONSIDER it Out an at 'of justice due to W I i merits of . you r I. E A ts,. E'a PAT E N I' PILLS, t ° c h g A bori;ankiciilii4reottoay,oitu t ai t:a u f l o a l.h. ,y ,a ,,,_ i ., t , : o C o u i re which It 4s recentig ' - 'O, 0 periorincit by thmt:— An Acqujintance. ,t min, hY ' A CO:lll}iiCiLlii)ll oat rirsurkler;- a rts-mg tri C erelr i o P t i r a O h r it v , : 6":::::l'll; ' :jetif) ' ); a li m moct s i t ic t i o ne a s :k n e o l: l t i u h r i t 4 ; ri rift aitho u •gir he had : the best Incdifilt advice winch .conlit be obtaiiied, a id trio.' a variety of .P.k!,l ( his case, or to do 11'1 c :u n f i t} , s b e t 7 rv P i r c ' e 'i- i u te i r l e v ill h a ii l l:e(rientral"nlit: i t io lik; duced and pitiable situation foi twiy }'ears, llil.tbie 0 '4 d ' his profession, and scarcely Ole to walk or even to six ') , ~ his te.; - s ;in I. no one Who knew him e ver supposed it I 0 ,,, .sible tor him to reeover. , ' ile was advised at last to trq,,,,. Leake'S Pills—lie did so, •adliering strictly to, the dire i, e , 4lven with them. He had not taken more that; two h9Xc, ; ri eJ fore . lie found in alteration for the better: this elleu,! C, ; ;J him to pro.;eed, - and by taking a few boxes.more iie !slit. . „I his appetite atiit‘, strength graclually return, and is 1 1 °`,. : ,,,., -health:. and Stoat as any man I know. • You are 'tvco•:.'art Sir, to refer arty ire:sun to Inc for a confirmation of filc- 3 account if it should be doubted. I Ain, Sir, yvur obedient humble fervant, .4,1, Library, i.olkstolie• TtiOs. vtigolt. Vrep.tred atid.St)lit by the Solt llmprictor, eta, Tiros. TAYLOR, Nicrrth,r (.4 the 'lOOl CAltse of S i l:g "` 1 0 11:1.,n, at his !louse, No-. 9, ! , ,lov ,hridge.4.4tPc , ~ Where, .tlter a constant 1e.,1,k11A.,);..:!1t•re than le.,:rtY tc..10 1 ,,!:,,e , in .1 practice yarticu lady :tireeted to the C urs: 0 1 -4 01 real Cunrirraints, :aid those 'incidental to the 1' 3 ". 0 41 Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable 54 :, 10 Which Men elf his l'ruri:“ion 5h0451 alsvitv6 01) 1.1- 111,,1,i' flatters hintsett, :me advice And .Isni iiin er !It 4 ,31-1 11 j ly a d mi nisters to Persoll'S taking this Medicine, i l l esteemed by a discerning Public,.:as' an 44.0 411 t U" 54' , to he obtaint:d, aro! void c)farnbigiiity; _ . : n ee 0 Also soLi, by Ili A pi,ointment, tor the ccitticil t. j i t. those living at a_iiistance, at the Perfurnet's, l':° . 35 'otfor'" bart's;.street, i'ali 'Mall ; : the To , :;: I,;n, No. r. 1,. ~!r Mr , Street ; All- Diailorough's, No,' 7, hzol-,itavt-roll!fi aisi• Ilaxter's„ South-1)64.4;r; Edinburgh.; kir. :Nl' I )0031 ` 1' '':, I , fr *4gissv . ; Mr. BUlli o.llllo.Ertatt, iluh!ir, • ?,;,•,, ittilico;evero, , verpoolf-,41r. Atkinsows, Nianctiest.-: ; and- h/ ( N e u ', re pii•t# in every, vinsrdzrable Town in t‘ii , ...ii ilirril ll -am' ! i i iritl in. Boxes of - only as. 9d. eacn, s,:aied op with fu .„ 0 0 ;Jain direaionse whereby- per'Srinii -.0-leaner sex. 10 17 thenl4olreS . Wlttl ease,. speed,.secrocy , 1n,14, 1 '.: 0 • , -.,'„, tiff'' - - t' a • 14 . ".erY hoz sold Great britaiii is seo 4 % ITpriiit, a s tan: ;), on ..vnich, b_y rayoue of Contrtasst°v oridg' ed at the Strumillice, " T, Baylor, No. 9. Na t .0 coati' Street,'' to imitate which is. felony, and Oil 'W ier; - forfeits. , .. • --tr - ' , " ' _..........- • the order fur the goods, and irc execution, and further do livery of an ticeeptanek! for the amount, with a premise of payment. The Lady said she shoul c i kae to%vo, and deposit the money in the hands of . leer servant for,theAsVharge of the hill. ~1J.1."17, N'SY-00 , : LaAt, s aid, that 1119deretTe Wzis in a small compass, bait it, would be found to he complete and satisiMory. He should prove : thalhis client was a Married woman, and it weadd.,bc seen that Madame Lauchester had not ,#zison. to Cdmplain ; she kni'w the way of lite to Which the Defendant was devoted, ,and all the risks incident such a, situation, V, 7 illiatn Mills deposed, that the Defendant was married to William Norman, at Ealing, in OelOber, t 4() tier nattrq waS Cresswell ; .the witness was her relation, and gave . her away at the-ceremony. - Mr; GAIIROW,—" Von .Were very extravagant to give away so valuable a.commodit,y. How mire you postteAsed,of it, tq that you had it in'Ybile - power to . confer so distinguished a favour ?"—A: was at the house prior to the marriage." - " Was it a long courtship ?"—A. "I do not know." Q. " Who is he ?"—A. " I cannot tell," Q.. " What is his employment ?"—A. ticntletnan." " He is a Q. " What sort of a Gentletnam ? What and wh , ?re is he ?"-- 7 A. " I have not seen _him for a year a hail," " How much were you paid for acing as father, fur the discharge of this tender paternal duty. We want to know the regular price of these things?" " I do not Icnow what it k." Mr. Denman. another witness, said, that,•he . had seen William Norman in Pingtist last, alter his de livery from the King's Bench. The Plaintiff waS uonsoited. • - COURT OF CHANCE:RV, Dre.B. GAARICK. V. TUE EARL OF CAMDEN AND OT,ITEI6. .was a 13il1 filed by the widow of the late celebrated David,Garriek, Esq. against her husband's 'Trustees. and Executor's, under .his last will and tes tament, for an account of the residuary property, a portion of which the Plaintiff ~claimed as the widow and one of the next of kin to the Testator. By his will Mr. Garrick bequeithed to his wid(iw a legacy of 10001. to be paid inatoediately after' his a L tease, ;and 50001..m0r months Aker, together 'with leis 'dwelling-house in .the Adelpfti-terrace, household furniture, plate, pieturcq, ; also an annuity.of ►soul, per annum dority , her life; but in cas e s h e should tOr the purpose of re siding elsewhet t . or laid claim to a sum of 10,0001. then vested in the Vends tor particular purposes, as specified in' the will, then all, the beforementioned legacies and,berptests were .to be revoked, and she was onlyio enjoy an antieity of 10001. per mutts . ). for Tht will further devised a variety of other begtivits and legacies to the, Testator's sister and brothers, and'otiters his next of kin, with a proviso, enjoining ,the Trustees not to pay the same until the hegnestS and leocies to in; with should be amply secured and pro:'(!.,.--f fa . , reducing, it necessary, the devises'and bequests to his . relimotts fiir that put pese ; hut, if uonehessary, then, the Testator , direa ed that the sutprus or residue of his property should be divided among his " next of kin, in the same manner as if he had died intestate." After the deals of Mr. Garlick, it turned out that his property was considerably mor , n than sufficient to answer all the purposes of his will ; and tha't after payment of the widow's legacies, securing her an nuity, and.i);iying' Off all debts.and legacies, there 'was an overplus in the hands of the Trustees :nliounting to. upwards of bO,OOOl. a portion of . Which suns the JilaintifFnow claimed as the widow, rued one of the next of kin of the Testator; in com mon with Ilk cititer: relatives ; and the question for 'the cousideration 'of the Court was,. whether 4he was so entitled.' ftiture of a portion 'of her annuity, but most clea:ly of any claim she might have t 9 the residuary pro pierty. Could , it then be cousideud as the inten tion, of Mr. Garrick, under this will, expressing, as he did ; all that anxiety for his wife in securing her annuity, contemplatingother events, namely, a se cond marriage,, and the possibility of her leaving the. kingdom, to have given her a portion of the 'residue in common with the next of kin ?' The result. of his Lordship's opinion Was, that hbe was not entitled... in the ordinary sense of the word, to ally,iittjarp in the. residuary 'property ; as one of the next of kin tO4 I the Testator. Ftc7/z the LONDON GAZETTB, Dec. 8, 180:. /15r.Otfice, Dec. 8, 184. MEMORASDUM. The Appointment of Lientloiant William Read to be Cap tain, by purchase, in the s.)tli Regiment, vied t, who retires, as stated in the Gazette of the sth instant, has t►ot taken place. Coinmilacnsigged by 'he Lord LieutenaTt ofthe. Criny Kent. &i s( .Kent 14/unteers. The Rev. lohn Slierer to bc vice Davis, deceased. Dated November le, tSo7. Crown-05re, Dec. 8, t 837. MENIBER RETURNED 2'o SERVE. IN THE PRESENT ,PAIMIAMENT. Coen}• YJ il(wiagban, Thomas Charles Stewart Corry, or Fairti.:ld, in the County of Esq. in the room of Itieltar;t Dawson, Esq. deceased. DIVIDAA'DS. Jan. 8. Thomas Chaplin, of Kinizston-tipon-Ilull, morclunt, at eleven, at the Ckioro lon, tiingstoit. fan. ;5. l'houlas Robinson, ot Li et pooloimbet-merchanT, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, I.iverpo A.. D ec . 30 . Edward Cooper, now or late of Newark, Leicester• shire, hosier, at eleven, at chit to art lon, Leiiester. Dec. 30. imvitt Atchison, of Weeden Beck( Nol thautptuu shire, draper, at claVen, at the Ilea? lop, DaVentry. fan. 5. John Scott and Charles Stewart ot Liverpool, ligtiOr•MClChatitt+, at twelve, ut ; l ie Globe TavL, to, John. Sticet, Liverpool. Dec. 12. Archibald Mackean,• late of Winchester-street, • London, Iner,;halit, at twelve, at.t,oitilhall. Dec. i.l. Henry lateof the Cre.;,.ent, Loridon. met'. _ . chant, at eleveli, at (;itltihttil. Des:. 29. Michael Renwick, of Liveriio 1, AUfgeoll, at ele. v.en, at the Star and Garter Tavel it, Liverpool. lap. 4, Robert Wine, of Livelpo ineiehant, at eleVell, 41, the Star Mid Gitttcr Tavern, Liverpool. Dec. 29. Thomas I louglitoo, of Ltvcrpuoi, orewer, at eleten, at the Star and U4rterTa van, Liverpool. • Dec. 29.• Niss Nisson and Charles ltentliold Forster, of Liverpool, tnerdtsnts, at eleven, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Liverpool. Dee, 31. Roller,t rilaytioek, uow or Lite ofLiVerpool, Ship wright, at twelve, at the star and Garter t'averai, Liver. root . • the. 31. Henry linek, of: Liverpool, merchant, at twelve, at the Stir .4;4G:titer Taveiri„'Ltimpool. • ,• Dec. 30, Peter Ka:union, Lketpoot, .:;..uper, at tlv . tiv,:!, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Liverpool. Dee. 30. (oho Keiniani t un. of Liverpool, ineivhant, at twei vc, at the Star ant Carter Tavern, Liverpool Dec. 29. la- es Minn', or Warwick, .grocer, , eleven, at the Swan Inn, Warwick. ran. i 2,•• George Stiephetd, of Stattho.pe,s!reet, Clare-mar ket, Middlesex, wine and brandy-merchant, at eleven, at teuadltall. lan. 19, _Absoloin Matsh, of A idgate, Loutionr, jeweller, at,twelVC, at Guildil 11. 30. laincSShenton, of Cornhill, London, stationer, at 1.11, at (i L 64111,111, fan. 16: Itut.wrt Guy, of Smut-Nard, btkureclitch, ~4liti.llc ex, victualler, at tweive, at Guilill4oll. I C /17 - ES; Dec. 29. nob , ..2rther, of New Baird-street, ritorcham, Satritici Liadtiock, of,Macciestield, Cheshire, innkeeper. 1.11;zs Gun(thew, or Leeds, Yurk4hirc, utitcher. Aurahato, ut 13.46k-Luic, St. I;e.orBe, Middlesex, tviiccl-w right. I high it. 1,1.1111, orl3Oltort,l.ancashire, niuslia-manulaktutie. Ittom.ts °X Th.une, Oxtualbture, PARE IVEPSI I I D IS v OLVE D. Robert and Wiiliun WOtion, of W hithy,Yot kshire, musical. instrument:makcts. 'wept) Whitehead; of Preheat), Lanc:lsiiirv, hut.. ttni-nniktte. • joint Green d .tames Makin, jito. shetheid, cutlers.. C. B. Wall:cr, awl K. Trtop, of .BriAol,..tune-nutters. W. I . 6llltii aiut A. Tupper.. or Colcii,:acr, UICWr:I6. E. Nicrrolson; 'C. Shepi,..td. and W ut Canterbury. stpare, Soutiewark,.codi- merchants. I. b ol opoo, 'fit(; Aness, anti K Cox. C. Giles and C. Graoger, jun. of Bristol, carrii:rs. -uf 1. and ut 'Yorkholie, Wool titaplcts. Pyko..asid C. Cox, of ‘Vhitt:ernss.htrect, L. livitiborougli and 1. Yeuland, of P The'P'o , F A TTeNutp month, at the last Workini , ton Agticuttural society, bred and fed by Frank. Sit Well, _Esc . ). of .llxitioor Castle, was this week slaughtered by Mr. Juitpli. Atkin,on, of Branthwaito. It Was two years old, and stood in height e-ft. 13! in. It meauitred, from nose to tail 8 ft. 4 iftbroacills acroi,i the back t ft. 7 in, 0 ) 1 ti When killed, th pig WO .; I it:,l 3biifonc, cif 1-11 b. ti'e stone, exclusive ot othd, the weiBht ot.,which wa i only 3st.. t i lb. *twin which lily. pound.i of fat were pr o duced. Such an animal ‘v.tsle i v;rb:,en,s tbre shelvn in that ; county. The beauty of is t . e sit bull'and ilieep, both Leicester and South Down, in particular attracted the attention of all behold/ s,---. Mr. Sitwell is a p‘letnber of the Bath Agricultural 4ociety. - - -• A poor man of the name of Roberts, who.'drove a hackney-coaeh, 'w9s found dead yesterday morn , tab, itl Biri3 7 streLq,,Oxford-streei, having to op pearanec perished by cold. He had been ‘at. the l'hwatre in the evening, and, bad aft9rwards put up his horses in the New Road, Paddington, when he apreared inebriated, and, from the poSture in which he IT finmd, it was Suppoied he . hdd fallen dSlcep on his way, home. • r Oii:111408ClaY evening, the Quarter-M.hter of the Royal. Horse Guards went to Windsor Theatre, and when the performance was O'er, from bi, trot being observed to moVe, he vas .supposed to be asleep, but he.was soon discovered to be Hedied While sitting on the bench, without those near him haying the least knowledge of it. PRICE OE STOCKS ILSTk;IitDA.V: POLICY. BENEFFI: S9CLETIES. GUILDHALL.---The - Stewards of a Benefit Socie: - I ty, held .for.a long series. of years' at, the Blue Last public-house, Broadway, Blackfriars, • were sutn moned -befneti Sir C. Puma; the Magistrate, by' Thorn Campion, member of the Society, upon a,4 complaint of his being unjustly expelled the.s4id ciety, and his name arbitrarily struck from their booki. The complainant is an old man, 80 years.; of age, blind of an eye, and bending,- in the winter of lite, under the weight of those infirmiti es w hich flesh is heir to :' he stated that he had been 40 years a member of this society; .and uniformly .paid his ; subscriptiotrand c.otuplied with the rules; th.it he I is a whip-maker by trade, and that having keen some weeks since, seized with the rheumatic gout, and totally unable to earn, a penny, be was obliged to apply to the society for the - usual allowance of 14s. a week : that he receivedit for about six weeksiyi, and at the end of that time, in answer to some qtiides front the Society, he wrote them an accourievt stating the truth-, that the pain, had left him; and MY — was in hopes of recovering at no very distant day • but that he was yet extremely feeble, just able U.* walk about, but not to earn a ihithng by work; but on making application tathe Seciety for the next payment of the allowance, he. wits refused, und.io !orthed that his name was atruck out of the books of the SoCiety. The Stewards answered, That by, the sth regula tion in the Society's rules, " all:persons on siel; al lowances were precluded' from quitting their sick. rooms, doing any kinds of work or business whatse, ,ever, except receiving money, giving orders to a servant, or signing a receipt.," and that any person doing any other business, while receiving the sick allowance, 'must incur the liability of expulsion.— And fitrther, Mr. Crowe, on - e of the. Stewards, Oat ,cd, that he and his colleague were deputed, to visit Campion, at Hantmersmit h ; and that when he came to the house, upon not seeing him in his shop, 'he went in to ,purchasea whip,_ tin- which the lad who wasihere asked him 4s. Gd. He objeeted to this, and asked td see the IA wan of the shop, who, he was sure, would sell it to him Cheaper. Upon this the boy called the old man out from a roam behind thesho;); Crowe led hint into altaggling . bargain about tile whip, for which the old mairreceiro and on Mr. Crowe's report.of this circumstance, the - So'ciety thought proper. to expel Campion, and strike his name from their books. , - It further irppeared, from the statement of the Other Steward, that under the I it!' Article of the t' )( s 1 1. 4 1: . gu po btiu r i ‘v is e t e , k, a s fo ic r k n i i i i i l t e .ri t r in I T ; :u b it beeeisio= long continued ill; and it his disorder should kove incurable, then to 7s. per week for lifi. - Sir CHARLES PRICE was of opinion, that the So- • • ciety, in expelling the complainant, for the cause stated by the Stewards, had acted prematurely and unjustly. They seemed to think themselves . justi fied, by. a hick of their own devising, to trepan this poor old man, inadvertently and Unsuspeaing,ly, jthosa constrnatveyipiatipn of their rules, 1,,r the purpose of getting .rid of him by a, party expulsion. But in, this case, their coridt,t4. bore every stamp of cruelty and injustice to an aged member, who had beets but Six weeks, and not nine months, receiv ing their sick allowance, and not maing as a man who wished to become a permanent burthert upon their thuds, even for the very precarious remainder of his lite. But, under the very Bth regulation, their condua was, not warranted ; which regulation Aid not forbid a man receiving money in his busi ness, tke. The man only came into his shop to re ceive 4s. for a whip ; and be would not, it appeared, have done even that, had lte not been seduced to tt by a trick, The Magistrate's advice, therefore, was, that the Society should restore Thomas Campion to his place. on their books. The iipokeitnao was proceeding, with great cio-, .quence, to vindicate the conduit of the E 1 01qhipliir Switly ; but he was soon reminded that' he was not then in deb 7 roomn, to carry his point by the powers of his oratory, at , the Vote of a party majo— rity. The Magistrate gave him to understand, that ci' tlier the Complainant must beresfored, ur left to ' proceed against the Stewards by intlianaent. MA Leottotion-STREiT.—A . respe6table- trades 'man at Brompton was yesterday charged with ex- Citing a tumult at the late tire in Berkeley-squai 0, at the house of La•tly Clermont. Iteppeardd by the statement of a varty of Volunteers who were doing duty on Ow oceasion, that a suspicious charkter, •who was found more, !Lail once in the.house during t h e conflagration, ar; of;en turned out by the Voluoteers, and that ,the Defendant became the champion of his Cause. He assailed the patty who Clamed the man out, and bestowed ca theta the m4.st degrading epithets. He was,'• in consequence taken to the watch-house. The Defendant was informed by the Magistrates that he had been rightly served 'on the occasion, for attempting to interfere with a set of men who Were gratuitously proteding the pro perty of the owner of the house on lire, and whose conattA on these occasions was highly laudable.— The Defendant was held to bail. • II A vrox-G unE ..---YesterdgyElizqbediliun?ing, servant . to Mrs.. Street, laundress, was committed to the House of Corree.:tion for two months, fur going to - a •Gentleman's house and obtaining linen, to be washed, which she had pledged. It`hppeared, that by recurrirg to several. Ads of Parliament, a l i mn _ broker is liable to a tine 14 taking in.pledge any wearing li t ie t i unwashed; but they were iguoratit of thelitt. William Az:Plinks, a dealer in rabbits, was fully, coinmitted for trial, charg4d by Mr. Lewin, of the Twti BECWOrS, Vine -street, Satiron-hill, with pass ing yonnterteit, silver'upon him. QUEEN I B-SQUARE.—Yesterday Chifries White was clorgeu witn having, - unier &Ise pretences, obtained goodi of 1. - I,:nry,Skamblor, an upholsterer and cabi llet-InOker residing in 11.1arket-street, Qx.ford-rnat-' valued at 71. 18s. awl v,;triotts other qades pepple 4) the like mantier. fie was fully cornniiitqd for trial. .y . ~r charge of robb'mg-Tane Crowcher, of DroMpton-rov of a gold v.'::tch ;Ind a al. Dank-note, under pi - acnte of _finding a diamond-cross; in the Green-hirk, t half - the value of ‘vhich she was entitled. - 'lt appeared, that the Partietsconngted with the Prisoner had-, since his exaininatio on Frik even ' l ilg, been to the Proseeutrk to endeavotir to slat! er Of, to prevent her Appearing at theotliee.yolei' jay, by offering to return her watch and not4 t i s ishe .. ..was - prevented from agreeing is t the r talrterenee of her brother.. • • .4 , ":1). tio:e which was found upon the: Plisoner proved to be,the SALIW that he obtained from thj Prost . .ciurix. Although she could not 1(.10(4 it/ Gentleman who paid it to her did. Town: end, the Officer, who' had'the. Priwyer id ctistody 13 or t 4. years since, when he was eapitallY convicted ola offence,, was preSetit, and re 4 cogaized his old acquaintance. He declared the Pri.F setter looked' no worse. for his voyage to . fl otany 114 back,. although s he had been th ere 14 year, auJ, is niv.v .years of ai , e. , N‘ hen the Prisoner Was at the office upon did -Oirge for which. he was capitally donvi 6 led , it wat recolleaed by. rownsetwi - aimi others; that the let' It was then . against the Prisoner, on- itCCOUIIt of his, will tug a tale, whichwas not: belieVed, of hit' having been robbed by soine footpads Of ,4001.: bury/hit:hp, however, has been proved to be true, nosier if)e 1:41- lowing.circurustances : it was well kriown an -0 4 the sharps and thieves that the, Prisoner was a vsery close and savingman, and to posses rite above sun" and that he;arried it 'about with hint. A plan accordingly laid to rot) him of it. Two of the . Wbe' k . ers, the notorious pick-pockets, prevailed-on the Prisoner to accompany them a tew miles" out of 1411 ' don, upon a day's pleasure in a chaise SOlllO thee? took their station it; a lane near liorosev, atter cliiikt through' which ,Prisoner and the Wheele rs to pass, and on the chaise coming up, they stopin u . , it, and demanded the Prisoner's and the Wheele r' money ; the Wheelers ininlidiatelY jumped out y f the chais e , and ran across a field ; and the robber s beat, and robbed the Prisoner of cash 10 the amount of 4001. The Wheelers, who have oft en been before the public, make the following ap ology for having been thieves . from boys, Vii. that th IA it uncle, who died on board the' huiks , • u sed to ° them out when he m was going . to comit tlePre44° Lions, to teach them thieving. ; The Prisoner was coja mi tt ed to NreWg3tet for SWF NAIIIS. , cltArzseND; oterittlAß • , A Passed by--the 1' Mary, Huts, front Watetionif Zephyr, Sargesoti, Selina, Freil and Santa Cr tit• airii;k, Silva, tram Oporto; Fortune, 1100, And Christian, • !Sailed-11wWhitt, Sayers, MOgacir.-: 0113.1100: Ipia4oit,, aria, Albion, Ilutier, fur Jimaica. _ _ lilk 7115. ..; t ;ti Last Thursday week. at Liverpool, the Lady of 10.1— E s q.. tit a Son. . . On the 25th u lt. at-the VicMgc., Pickering,' Yoikibi rco Mr.. c, Daughter. Ad" pa the 27th ult. at Airds-biitise, 'Sic john Cainptxli, Hart. of Aidsiani , .J‘itati, 1 "`"" Heir. Ott the lahtit. it Edinbllt,yi, Nirs. PArXer,ptilleOlyiti, • pie ei,e.t.:),*ot • 6 ( l ) ii n ii t l h .ifi ls ft i t;hllll.'ir)e of ,''.E.C;'14(.°110"',"111:54110'; I I arnet youngest (I.rughterol. the late Mr. T. mar, of Bristol. 'OO On the act inst. john Daniel Spahtsi - o f Dantlic. ' o f May Nice, only claustner ut the Long Mcitofil. ‘," r - on Ttiesttay 'lSt, Mr. 'Philip Watkins, Btio,kse c ' e ,t t. Printer, of Cirencester, .ca 11 , lartha Stevens, 00, (laughter or :tit . . W. Stevens, Silversmith, of that