The Sun. — London, England, 1820-02-10 00:00:00

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'' .l til it r ioi i ue Vieln: u ' e . t il : la eeZr for hest and and bas: 4 : 4 l; ' ; i7 i, c 2. :. 1 4: ; . ; : •: ' :•': : e, LA W IN FELLIGENCE. these :—Vl'iten a young wnn ' tan, ' und le er 21: - the ' t ii. i s il s e t n a c r e e' sc l re s e a t ' i v et C l n a t ir e le fr s o i n n i e i v h e e rilr ' t'i hr` daueliter of .los. Bitsit, a butcher, residing in Ca- ra. .." COUR.T OF KING'S BENCE!, Weeraltesireit, FEn. 9. blerstreet, IVliitechapt I, her father and mother OF THE WONDERFUL ESCAPE OF Al OFFICER LOST 1 6 ., -vg CITY PRO`.ECI.FI'IONS. ' having both died iii 1775, Elizabeth Bush went to - IN THE 'WILDS OF CAFFRARIA. ' THE T E KING V. PARKINS. ESQ. AND OTHERS. # s ervi c e . at a loldging-house of t he by i s t ea l - t f : ar- Mr. DKNMAN rose to show cause against the Extraet of a Letter front an Officer serving nt i t vt v il ia l a i e ic n a l ni vi l k i s ( ; ;: o3r t f l i , : a l e ir et o r t ec i a ‘t r i n e e r li t te l , ein ;1 lilpt 3 for fo rwtahni rt I thirty-six i If oi7od esr b t,a y ie t I l v i a o as r s n or s eo , atri & s eaccti. baud, a that fid began ow ar_ t: t, ~, ~• , . a te2 rule obtained by Mr. Solicitor-General last Term, lu g men ' at tale east e nd n ' • t own. ''" 7 "" arn with the army in Catfraria, just received in Lon- Young, a sailor, beine enamoured of her for some da ( / 14 to show cause why a criminal information shittild - s l eng th o don :--si , , toe •at agreed to elope together, - , " I t Writ be filed anairist Mr. Park i ns one of the She- Yeats, . it e -' and having Mete so, were married at the Isle of " I have now been three months tinder canvas, we e riffs of London, Robert ‘Vaithmati, one of the , bugles ; I listened, and foun d • it was not ;mar hi` All . . . . yt make myself beard I knew not and Navin lost ill : n ll' O lt Sheppey in 1779. From what . cause it did not exposed to most inclement weather, cut off fore Aldermen, and several others beloneitig to the Li-y the sound - 0 ! .:{, „ o , nary, as before, hut at a great distance. ET t O . '''. ---::: - How see e ee d -- hh with any dispa t es , ' spites' - , she quitted her fi rst husband, and fur long time front communication with the Colon . ..•- v . ery, for certain misiletnesnour . s. The more p . iir- from the rivers being swollen, and deprived of t i nworils the sound. Proceed es t i i.) t r tr e t'svmaywdaryestst,) the and W eida,. '''" ! these 17 years has lived and cobabited•with James horse, I could not ' • g telt tao, il ass •ticillar offence, was offetieg mitosis obstruction /trance of my pierols and ^ 11-mei - sky, as man and wife, by whom she has the comforts of Lit t' and almost its necessaries. s e e to the Chy Officers at the Election of fiend Mayor, , . ~ ler the highest and most clear point of land Hear ille; three. children. Site having been, as it appeared, On my first entering this country, I wrote a 4 on th e 2911 of September last, completely resigeed by her first husband, by , letter, g long describing the alarming state of the Vi i , l'lne "Loup CHIEF JUSTICE asked Mr. Denman ;.'. 4 ' ..., , whom sue had no children ; and having lately Settlement, from the dreadful depredariotts and and- ran at tn nttnos t -- =•tt I\; -4)1 .., on xt hose behalf lie shrived cause. excesses committed by the Cetfres, iii a series of Perched upon this I again listened, but the (1 ( 'A ra soul' .. x , :los ' : h il i t ti l '.' ...,, iee•- //7,,i , iinvio, succeeded by inheritance to an estate atßrainr ree, retired. I left m y p ost '',:. Mr I)extnArsr-1 appear for Mr. in E,sex, ,r i ngs this sti l t against her first bus- in c u rs i ons, accompanied with a ateneral attack by si ,„,i , ' , 7*,‘.,' - TITLT . 1 . Air. Ilircom, Mr. Biunstead, and Alt. Felton.—found 1 approached, and gained confidenc e ' 4 • - 1 NI 11 • fur 11 Parkins, Ai II t ss e il. ot.s. o; tr• ,r. on ,am . I hand, for the purpose of setting aside that mar- their concentrated force of 10,000 men, upon the ~,,,I sp i r o s. Ais e ,. ~,,e i •em rs I ye: '• '.'st'• ' -t ke et n could make m es military depth' of Graham's Town, on the it** hear(!, ' • sett es; others lie th en stated that the facts weide come t "g, e • ,WA S answered, and at length discover' "e•'&': - ,s l{ls ') l Ibe Cornet, tinder all the circumstances, pro- of the Colony. The small military force of Euro- ;''' b l the (' f' I flits. The first was . c ore .oiiit upon is le tel by a party, which had all nieht been lookillg ..;*• - a . 'llat an. pounced the first marriege null slid void. peaus opposed to the Caffres, not exceeding 230 " mass , I, li W It. . Ttv Cle rk of the , A t>),. f. oot.i iori,e, o n ~___.......,Ta----- men, rendered the event at first extremely thibi- su i t , foe nte, arid were retnriiin.• ivi the or• li!s!••''"lnis er „ _ a, g . ne tip p _ i • , , , i , .,.. . t 4 Ci ' yof I. ,, tidon, who deposed 11,31 !lie tiretio'l INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. You nine easily ' f ud g e my toy was unbolt" t, s Ntatera ons. The C +(fres made a trenteedmis chat re front 1...4 GOODE C. ASSAIL 1.) ed ; I cried like a child, so stron g wer e m y It' e V. ' r i 1 .514 fol• . of Lott! Aleyor took place anituallyeon Michael- Yesterday the Court. was occupied during the an elevated height with a hideous yell, and had ings acted !Ton. Being coneratulat - ri l fdne ti etesoley, i they tint stiddenly stopped on . ape, ()aching 'IS ed .on ill 'is ..: R oyal . tii 'Elie Iselin Cntr I , JUSTICE intimated flint Tl, c• tx hoie day iii heard: this case, which had stood -. ef) i 1 wonderful eflCßpe r by my deliv e r ers , 1 was ii k c eo i i r r A . -t; over since I)eceniber.l'he insolvent was it woollen- must, in spite of every eff rt oil our Parr , • I'l - tve on horseback and condected to the camp tvliet t edi dl Cowl might not have tone that day to hear the oser whelmed and destroyed curry soul. Disine •s, draper at Koilingsburg, but was arrested ill Lon- I had been given tip, auil on ttly art ival be ' " ' lr ' :.----7-- , j „.• question. in case all the affidavits were read. log a•s , e , r ... Provideoce ever watchful, interposed at this c01..14 .. 14 Ai r. I)t , Nm %1 , 4 said lie woidd towhee 1 . iiee le sliotlen• don ;he was opposed, in his di sc hs rge , for o ln am . : l , T , 1, ,- i t , non n e e d, it ti. ay ask e d if not niy remains, rathe r ' ~,.,,.4. A. a lice . Juncture. The Cal res stritid itiontni ess, a, ' ni g m otle y tin d er false pretences. It was stated, th at than a living carcass, approached Th us en ds rol.:;!'::',. . INT ir .r , the ploceedim 4 -4 as much as posible. i' l 'file SOLICITOR . - GE , NE:HAL—If the affidavits are marrY oppositions would be made to him, but the lon our troops to mote them d o n e by him- talc. I see dil y leirted with my horse ' . 9 ;11,11 „, i i e i 11 , 44. r ; cr!ds, till panic-struck with viewing the dreec . lfill , a tollowieg was the only one gone into :-.-lt ap.bridle, pistols, and clothes, tor the section of itlY'd: :' I Won a •;:t t o be I vad oil both shies, it is not possible to hear .... - effects of nuiskett y and field (odor - ince, they retired -i :se . .; it this day. peared th at Air. Cootie was an O ffi cer in apersoti ; therefore, thoitea li . ,s t t o no. t o y i t '‘''' '- ' l ' r ever. "t^, f , ary, iti in align! ef , er three limits and a half chi key- sai• a i • . e .. , if , . r „ I; ..• 11 n,i.isi, Regiment of Light Horse, and was taken e Y , , - ' - , ' 'would be annul for ine ti, r ei o,,,, ei, e , I ,. ‘ „ ri ctsdh t . •:' ~4 ) ,: it r. 1, 1 , 4N1AN . yoill Lori .. cps 4i appoint i'.' i WIL lit:other day, llt ill not go oa, but it is really he French army et Leinsic At ibis m g au "' `)0() killed °H t he field '''"d as tr""Y more int which I was found was 1 •. . . 5 1. i re _ Prisoner by t 0 utiles t rom i t h e c A MP , ::, t.':'s, I.•Mov, ;' , .! . , woileded. 'The charge of the Caffres was firm, I i : es portant that the question should be heard this time an Ilenoveriet) youog 1, 4 4ay, ...id' wilom I, e ,. . _ . and frith ~ .. , , I , 1 ani, it moved Me Sallie day ; another half hoof' ..,;' ' .. .41er 1i , ''Term. , became acquainted on his +rat els, was enamoured re r eg u l ar l y conducted. ~,I.i. tat), '*- Limn C o LEI , .In t i• of him. .. :t 1 _TSTICR—It is desirable to tits- Site was travelling with Baroness Rei- man, and stopped et all Inn at Bremer, where the almost incretlibie. Their immense force and teal- I like cppearaisce was calculated to create apprelien- 1 slum in the most tuidantoed mind, and the idea ot i --__________ e iri as Rtsolvei '','•l, ll 't:lti g t,„ .' - ler l'i .o,,st i , _ • po w , of it this Term if ice cell.• 1 I It E L A. N D. i''''' te. as Alr. DreamAN sugeesied that it 'pieta 'be fixed, Rattmess, through th e meditint of Mr. Pollee, in- essese.. h;*l : 4,`.t. "',"adi m f„ woman or Lodi) ' tiehlitto giving treater to man, • , A troduced the prisoner to her, as the son of a rich • il, with permission of the Court, for Friday. An at oncions h ere l at _,.... h s ~,,,,s. sea., -, - --ndered the affair one or 'eking it theinselves, 1... . ~ . , y and outrege tees co"'s, se Si e . e s , 'r Banker ; aid she.gave him three hutittred Freda- / Mr. Hunt said, in his private opittion, the cores- 1 nitoeil on the itielit of the 2fith rif Nov it -r !as p '',', Tidal .4 ' P' .011 ricks-d'or, in order to get- her a bill for that ier -ohm revoliitie in the extreeic . of the utmost des; , , . . e ,_ ~;_, gothic e .ts„ . , , " 11 . ' • toe . '' l +l ion could not he dechled in one or two days. to a civilised sied ehliehtened mind, For m y se lf., I ► ''' "(- r ef Nit. lettith Copier), tit . Danrec3e4i 4`,,4,,'"hi ' a n t arnoutit in Paris, to transmit to Captain Coode, . , e V•r.s The SoLtOITOR• GE:11111AL observed. th'it be bad - near Merkrea Gist fe, in the comity of Seiko,l 01 l ''ll - e.se who was inietisoned at Jena ; but the prisoner I viewed the noses tied Siva es with an eye of I lY -•,.. 111, 1 ,. s,' _7, ”rooosed a proper day for heering the cause, but 1 b iruffians erre t anc of , who boot, li 9 " ' "" ..S of theo ' commiseration **** The predictitr , l -e Im o t l'e a oti e ; s , 2 . ' ► tl . ,•.:11one' of the defendants objected to the arrangement. absconded with the money, without giving the o . , • h 1 carried tova I • 1 ' ~,.; ~,, Mess Conlan' •,,:,, k , io,, ~ .. - a Mr. DB NNIAN-1 entreat our Lotdsnips to let bill, and was not met ,trith till the 26th of last . 1 telites that We were to fall into their power by a I at . " • . y his Gauguiter, Elinor miracle led them to the act which they have since 1" ratin. ,, tier with % ass. i s , , the most S 3 V:)ge set erity. Afte r f,:s .•,e in s e ' i v's June, when she saw him in Vatixtiall Gardens,. 1 ' " • '-: it come on this Term. There is no business be- i having conveyed her about, and coaceel , 1 tiff' iit '' .• r's'la' It et.steeet feelieg the ill effects of . having engaged in. ? di v,,,rs remote . , . , • • ." f i.;-;', ' ; L„ I I ;'"ile th, tore the Court of more pilblic importance. Stihsequently lie pa id Mr. Cootie 351. of the too- 'W o rk s w er e thrown 13 0 for the protection tit l - parts of ;he COs!), ies 01 Leirri ill On ..' ,-' " 4 011 . frte The LORD CHIEF JUSTICE-IVe will take it nay ; and a Captain Anderson, and another con- I . i 'Cites!) she tees . I• • 1 esese te a•to . Greliam'e 'row!), and the different posts, prior to 1 •, • at •-rrg: a , inter many weeks, id - .se ah le, to. s first thiog to-morrow, but if it should require us ~• netted with the AlOffice, now rovedhis ac- fleet - en i t • covered and restitrefi to her 'home'. A men of t 1 “-iiii ,:''iiiii, e ' r ,'(! entering Caffraria telt!) a b e side torte of 2000 i i ii by limning to a great letigth, to pass over all the kil("viedgi"g the (kbf• Pattie of Cornelius Rinke was tlae tit i • , ' i tlii i •l ;sii.' ll '''tstl '''' men, and which took place in the month of .J ;l lice al it •,. I t ni. other business of the 'l'crin, we cannot take it. By the account tit Assaf himself, it appeared - abductiJrt and viol trio • ••i 1 1 1 , • , 1., 4 1, , it II last • since that period we have coutinued tea- 1 • . viol: ~ (“ - eh Hnh alsil'cli vi '.. '2 . I E :l'e* Y " 1 Mx. DENMAN—I hope it will not have that that the last mentioned person, accompanied by t • versine the country in all directions drivne flit .''''. e ff ect. , Air. Conde and Others, called at his !edgings, and e '' 4 Terence Al`Greal, Jame s C,,„ i ; r „,;:o 14 , 4 i i :° ,"' Savages before us, but never !pinging thetn to an , titer, .Y01)11 .li' e i ',...,,,, r , -. , ,v e •,',.., fhe subject consequently stands for to-morrow extorted the 351. from him, on pretenee ot be- . . The Caffret • s hate toe ry where le- t o Stephen Kilbrine, Matthew Cenlee, Thomas Cdt r 4 e 'lll'4 tit ettritie his tibertY. lic denied ever having seen e°g4gerli,ent•,- ~ tr: 4 , s mottling. ralan, Terence Coulsri, Michael F e li ce! , Jsioet et it 4. "1, • °ire( their homes, leavin , their women and chil- 'l. CRINIINA I. INFORMATION. Alaclatue Dorothe Von Gressiter (not, Airs. Cootie) " ti e d t t • , I- , . ' WI) )1 o ti - dren to their fate, and who, in many instances, 1 i t t t' John ht martin, and several othersihi 41 ; a 1 ,,"letti s h I TEI 8 KING V. HAWKER. either at Bremer or Brunswick. —(l)nblin Correspondent, Feb. 7 ) ~,. .:.4,.. , dt,,,„,- i r . have lost their lives 'torn our not heir) , able to Mr. MOORE moved for leave to fi le a criminal Considerable argument was advanced by the ' o w e i W . distitienish them from men, the costume of dress regret to earn filet ,it rot; . i rd ea IV. st l "II p y Jet • i es 4, ~ , , i , • ee.. information against Aloses Hanker a Gentlemen Counsel on each side ; and the Learned Commis- ~. , being so infra the same. My employment was 1 ;hefts have again become freteient in the neig'' ' c , ! . ?: L i o xiim . ' 11 4 residing in the county of Saouthampron, tor a libel sioNeot declined Making any deeision. . ed I 1:' , te5,,,,, Such as obliged me to be detached with a few fol- 1 murtiong of this city, We live beer, intop' ll e s Id: 'se e is des 'on Mr. Jelico, Abe Purvis, and Mr. Fortier, ... COURT OF EXcISE, FEBRUARY 9. and in otter on the most respectable atithorhy, that a iiiiiiiV l s' taitie,„'ra lowers continually, and often alone, a chareine them it ill) gross Partiality in the execti- -1 i Intel' , „,,-, Iqr . A,,, 4 , 1N1, ____ • . " ^ • instance, early in the month of August, I rode l of p its of potatoes Wive been opens°, "-' ii: c- npr.„ ~ , ...4 4 (ion of their duty as Cotunlissioners of Assessed Int.torn S'I'ILT., ; the potatoes s t olen thereont, on grotteds, nontia"-:t A "'lie ths THE KING v. HARRISON. out by myself to discover the course of a river. In I - Taxes. Theipublication appeared to he occasioe- . t ; ons to the Passaee and Dontnore Roads. ° l ' f i'tl i estt i . t 1 / 1 :1 `l'll ed by a convict; against Nir , . tom not on i . elan keg, This was an ittformation against rf homes 1-Tar. my anxiety for the object in pursuit I lost sigh 1 ., . . a a_ failed i I stesday night, the stable of Alderin in Bing, " t '':' 44 L: 1 1 t'. .41 taking out a game certificate. Mr. I-lest/het. dials- 'risen , for having file tall in his possession a Sin], of the . elosing of the day. My cons ; ~e ;_ ____ _, asant 1 . ji c ,, ~ e se e for the purpose of illicit distillation. The p ena lty, in giving me information of my direction ; I 1 i . ,':; d 7 9, 1" bridle; tray ;e broken car carried' 8'. ‘ ,' „ 51 . % . L iiii . ,, 511 , o ' f '? „, h e ii;st _,.., rd the Commissioners in a letter, published in 'd'''' November last, in th e Southampton Paper, with partiality, alleging that they permitted Colonel r , 4 . Greaves to escape a conviction, whilst (lint Officer upon conviction, subjects the offender to the p a y • sought i n . vain for the track I bad taken, be. I' ' i moreine, between three ati r tl ie ; • na.. ..i -- 1. - '" i ' cr * " , :, - '% l liki - I fel ° incur (42001. , The defendant Pleaded Not Gisilly , came benighted, lost lily way, and found any- $ ;11 gt; 7 l,t, to we.c;on ii A ti . t four 0 c‘ocr., a per :?1 ~,.,:,: ~Nt!4',fliv• Joseph Stones, an Officer of Exeise, stated, thatself I Lest tone in 811 enemy's country, without : in coniequence Of iniormation be went, on the a chance of discovering a road to Any spot, an d i 6, , , , . ' 1 , read, het :even Aid e • , l -1 tin the Pl° e e ii'l 4 ,'4.ruletti o n. t• a. an htag's Lodge n :3 F. .zit ~l i 4 t iloy co r stood, in point of delinquency, in the same situa- -1 Toverober last , to N 0 i i John•street St , stirromided by elephants lions, tigers, wolves, ! rc'nt '",ost,n, four oleo and three wctiten, ~rill' f a t `,;1" ( ; :"'te fo r P i .l lion sactts of potatoes ond two ' • ••1 ' et 3 ' !-1 k, trl (4 t Mary's, Whitechapel, where, upon search, he dis- I and savages. I icture to youreelf my situation ; i tie,itt sheep ant! ch i c. sacks, ii, notch , ;.8 , i , i'l, v. l 4 ,itti e ",; k-rt't the statement a libel and made this application to • es fat. Oto lite verso )) ealline ,e, . ' t s ,, s covered a Still in the back kitchen of the house. but alend and it will become still more de tor- i I e , t , '''''Pl the Conrt.—Rul'e to shew cause granted. ~,,,•.e , ty r,,, , _ , 0,,,, A Airs. Harrison, lie learnt, was the occupier of able. Finding myself benighted, I got off my 1 t ) .l i Age for essistance, Walsh, at Grani's-in'' ,e. i .4;,.41 41 "5itti _.l . TFIE‘KING V • LORD RANELAGII Or Alorriss • atAl. • Navin„ .. • . • (I 1 11 th Ift 1 I t occupied apartments le loose, at i etee« A ) horse, took the bridle and saddle, laid it by my ; y, , A int man, Kiog's, ifilmediwely fir' '.'e 1 Ithail e i ;,',"ve ; Notice hi been given for bringing this de- ,• w A er,,,, tr 4 ealedro self under a bush , se- there. He did not sec Harrison about the pre- side, and conc y thick up ; but the party made off, leavine the loony' oa li. , ' "'tl' . 4' fendant tip for judgment, having been convicted at , ' , aridn 1• i i 1 , ° 1 s e e en lee 'ls - "4 3 the last sittings t G•III • '1 f toing language i a tli t Jai , o s t» ses, when he went on the day mentioned. The curing my 'Mlle to a tree et hand. As nignt sprea d ~ . , sheep eeinc t :cm. hey soon alter, II , '" •ho '`'ne-,,,!thia, o d • • i f .- ,-t• . ..4 , around, the roaring of lions end i e ' er ' t()°4 ,tar ma " , "" h a "g of potatoes s'. .: 41 `''t ' t) " , i'f''' towards John Adolphus, Esq. tending to incite Still he discovered was capable of holding twenty- her sable mantle , g i his back, 1 I • • ec. d, ilt e 4 41,, 411.,. l atter five gailotts. Ile found in it eighteen. gallons o f cr y o f eleptiatits alarmed me. 1 had but a brace ; ' vto sass his nature is Jrllll liO , lr'' . l e o 14•,!,,,Pl'ts e „ t , es t h e to fight a du e l, . . ity Ito In Aldermen Kin , lies ce •• •1 I di" ss i ••1 'lto ' ed l o r . r! on b e h a lf of the de- wash, and the Still was warm flout recent work , of pistols to defend myself seith. After remaining s ooti , , , e i rnmitt, t 0 ~.; „. ti, le , „est Ler. inn - toot-IAM appeared U tity Geol. Ibe eitistoes atul ti• . s" ice ) r e ' ',.' ..‘ t , c. • ) "'n . lain • I stared, that • the tide), his noble se i ice( , an, since ie Alitiet and Luck, two ot h er o fficers, who went in the hush for two hours a herd of a dozau rt e- 1 . I te she 1 s ~1 .„ hes e , - . see Client had been afflicted by 811 attack of paralysis, in company with the last witness, coefirmed his Pbants aPProac , 6 hed fri 'lnci t ed me h orse who ; noun at Akotintpleassoo, r e , o •-•' the iris pect halt of t 0 i's .' • . .;,;.,i, , tu , I ( ar. i I wlio have been rolthen ,vbi. i it is hi ) , w it' •rtelre,,, g 1 I'l 3 f ii• t• i testimony. They added, that the Still was lock e d broke loose, ran away, and came ontnewate i y to ; • ii •• .eit - , W•11C 110 W eon wet tim to hi s h ouse, an d t en- y• I was for safety • 1 c li m b e d tee 1 leea t o t h e discovery of those nightly depretill ~, lare" ' l, up in the kitchen, and the were compelled to the spot , tiered his appearance before the Court utterly int- - . tor • flF , terrold Ct• •' I 1 S.--, .G , , si. odic.e,, ~' ,#, ',';. ill,. 4 1411 y • e ...1 -* r4t 414 ' 11 3' n' . .: possible, without the risk of 1119 life. He pro- break ope it the door. highest tree tumult! me, but could not ascend he- Cottle FEB. 5.-01 1 ' ' ,tir t ',i ? ton :,.:.1 • t „; . e w it - Sarah Harrison said, she rented . out the h ou3e yond the reach of these monstrous beasts, who . , I i st ay meet, aoout ,t , .t,„„, :. duce(' a certificate from Dr. fleberden to this iclock as Captain al i_, e . , I s e t, ..',.; -t oth • No. 11, John•siect. The defendant h a d f or ar r an ged themselves around me in procession.— i I_ , .' , ' ••• "" ° lids . " " I ". 1 In g ") ~,'S '•'. I, .1 1,,,, 6 . • 1 4 4 , a , ',.,...e effect, and stated, that th e latter gentleman was • irreicks, alter hat hi; (fined in Newt] he ° p , ..:,:: . !'• :•4 ; i gla,),,, 4 ,A- also now confined to his room by sere re i n di s po. some time hinted next door to tier ; he was a By the moon, which had jest user,, I tliseovered I ° stopped peer the turn of Weliinetea •n, -(1. ltd 30' ."* ~ h,, e i s(4 e sit ion, and was unable to male an a ffi davit; veri- b i k _r_c_layer by trade, but w i tness was not his re. th eir movements ro be playful, which ;aye me 1 _,,„,, ins, two to _ set, n . - h Le i oth , 2, ?." oer t h ( ti- lying the truth or the certificate, as required by, lation. Some time before the seizure of the s t ill confidence, and after looking at me with the insig- i t " is"' watch ' ," 7 0-) were :soloed, and roisb • 04. e ,:e,,l4ttlittiel, ••ett , i tout seats; bet on fits renionstratt r e 4 'r,,-, 7 'lliet at her house, the defendant hired her front ni fi cance I deserved, th ey retired in disgust, to Inv tress t he practice of the Court, • with them on the probability of their detec" ° , '•;,• . ,.:,'N,. t.., A1urt 1 . ,. Mr. SdkaLET T, for the prosecution, said, be kitchen, where he said he wanted to put hi s great joy. In vain, however, did I look for my ; through the medium of the latter, they beim - ; hi.. ite c(i I' 4 • • .. ' •I maltreats. H subsequently hired the horse; he was gone never to-return. The apprehen- ee was quite content to act lipon the Doctor's certi- fouls am e . o f 1 41 ' ' yeT 1 crested ale', initialed one of the fellows t w ''' a•s* uae .. ficare alone, and should therefore withdraw his back kitchen, tt here _lie built the still, and after. 'ion of a second visit from wild beasts obliged me to , ... , tle , , -011 'it tvards took some other apartments. He even- keep my starion in the tree for sonic time, till Imi - , ' - I a knite • cut the search ribbon, and returned i'l -'.' tl. 'hail :• hil if - . motion for this term. • ' F i nd' a. _. b,. 'ne, HABEAS CORPUS. cab.. t.. hen the innriellatel tt. . tuislly removed all his thicgs into the house, a t e, eying I heard the sound of bugles front the cam e ), ' Y , • y oicaniped. .‘,. ~...„1 4,- atity se the ticslvi , - already evinced b- the big dedicated the chief part of his time to the I descended, took my pistols and saddle with_ me, 1 ~. . ') . Y - ' y te proper Anf".. i , .:, Ar,„ s 4 . " f nt, Ij".* Tlie SOLICITOR-GRNERAL ca is h to Iled the attention sound i roles in this City, and the promptness with whi c ' ' F' ~ i t A'' , back kitchen. Twn or three,. well known charace and. Proceeded in the direction I judged the e t . , A e'vlth of the Court to the Writ ut Habeas Corpus ob.. ste t . such dating miitieants are deiecieil, we egl' e- - f 3 . NI Me first in tern in the illicit trade used to come back and for- came,from e Hope, ever flattering, led _, s ~. , .. Item "" 4 14- i tained on time application of Mr. 'Gainbello, an sr , ,-,,,, Ito the house • e man uatned Peter Hoffm an oue direction then in another. during the whole strot.ly to have the setisfaction of annotioei y a' I t ;in R...", , r `tif Malian Officer, to brit% up an infalit child, eight w. ar ( . e , ; , . .; . ''' • their apprehension. n * s,e, -- stave in particular, witness lied reason to believe, night, till despair at last took possession of tiny , le and 4', • . hla tbe mother, from Derby. He con- . year., o ld, tvi ..se dis ittei se • that this person was the real actor in the affair at breast , 1 fi t both my pistols ilt MO o'..RIOCk in ------- .-- -- ' 4 -7- . _____. — , -7-_-_----''' .. .-: ~ 'us 1 steered the application of so much importance to. r , u , vv. , iter house, the morning for sigttals, hot without effect. Ex- • • oosit, AlAltli ET, FEB. 9. ' "'I d untni et -." the mother out looking over the affidavits, that he 1 Stant et •Market. Ships i;old. Prtee , . 0 : rt,` ; i te3ifv:, Mr. Robert Roberts proved that neither lierri- batiste(' with fat igiie I thiew down my saddle, am , e i Neweetie I the Court to enlarge the time for the re- prayec 5 ags oil to 45 5 . . 0 1: : i . ..:..,„'' •ng Le put SOD nor Hoffman were. licensed to have a still at AgAin wok. silt+ et- took! a thicket. In this di- 0 seed e, Elan of th e liVrit. er . latid 0 . — s Od to --',.., • 1 .. ; ... , N , 11, 1 . 1 the tune of the seizere, or at any other period. lemma, I fervently invoked the Almighty fer pro- -- -,- • • _ __________---o 1 •., ' 1 all h.. On the suggestion of the Court the Counsel on !MITI IS. so s ' i ;,‘ to a co; Mrs. Harrison begged leave to say, that Hoffh teetioti, for I felt that without his aid a mist in- Zrf•both sides coesented to let this, family concerti he Oil Monday, at Ruckirwhatn-house, Pall-mall, the COilli' :: - .:1"*; e Iliad ( 'heard before th e Lord Chief Justice, at his Chain- matt had admitted to her that he had made the evitably perish. A t . day break a glean, 14 hope T a lbo t , o f , d a ,, 4 1„„, ~ .. • I ,„ e s -----____ ler '=, ' ,:'i.:4 ' ~• "stuff" for the still. (l4wited on me, and eagerly did I seek to discover on the 9th inst. , at his house in Hill street Berk e ,. f. •..,'' R, -•; hers, on Thursday week. . lo his defence Harrison said, that he had taken in the feateres of the coutoty some point to which square, the Lady of the Ilunitura4le "Ilatnuas, Knox, N' • l i - 7 , ' 'V CONSISTORY COURT, FEB. 9. the kitchen for his materials and tools, and had }mightof a daughter. direct my steps. Fruitless as iny'etidea- ' --- - -- _ a ___ __________ , --es' ti ( 'r 4 ,,,., ezi ..„ AlAltItIF1). 60 '. .:'• U‘ 4 .41. . NUI.I.ITI' OF MARRIAGE. .lent it to H o ff man , w h o em pl oye d i t i un to set u p yours were the preceding night, so were they on „ . • ALIZIItIAGE IN 111)1H Lier.-Nlarriol, 0,1 Tuesday, the do ;.,..;t c „. r,,„ )' .JOI-INSTOZ.I V, r.l HKE II , FALSELY CALLING HERSELF the still, and for doing whirl) lie pen! him. 11e, the secceeding morning, I rose Irons toy con- , i n s t ., at et. tieinge's, Harmver-squat•e, hp I ere Very Ref,' ;t i c i; .i ~;`"ot flit JOH NST()N. declared that be dui not take th e aparopent with, *Cealtneut in the utmost anguish of niiiiil : e'er I i Doan of thes'er, the Ear I of Uxbridge, eldest sot - 1.'7 itie ,' : , t f t ii . , 4 r ildy wi :44 The sufficiency of evidence in this case, by the any illegal view on his own part, and w btu fluff- had paced a dozen yards a tremendous large lion 1 Si 3 ul""s hi . A"talasaai to Eltanteia, second laugliter Of ~,, e . : . : 4 ,,,, li:‘, n e far ; late ..!olto Cati , phell, Esq. of Shawfit-1(1, having beet , rle:' : Z . ..' '," i 'e llt '., production of the Family Bible and certificate man engaged hill) to build the still, tic risciured presented himself to my view, ethlehtint; under a I vionstY married on the 6th of Ati. , est last at Abr .° or ~' f-r . t .I'e R ent , - "" .. i-trorn the Parish Clerk, relative to a copy of the him (Harrison) that 'he merely wanted it for au hush ; I passed within a yard of his tail, so iin- I seatia'ati, the seat or her inothe r "..i o ll aw , :ii; W. Ciu ... ~ ;I, ' q taxpayer of Baptism of Henry Erskine Johnston, " yerb (herb) doctor," in order to matte " fats mediately did I come upon hint ; but lie &tined ) • si Svelte minor (formerly of Drury-lane Theatre), hay- little yelbs."—He (teetered his ilitiocence of any eon, 81111 if lie saw me Le was regardless of his I i ►ming, Bart. ing been inaccurately stated in a former instance, intention to defraud the Revenue, and said it was prey. Never rose the. sun more ma jest icelly t. „On Or 4th inE•t• DIED. ' . ,„: ~ ,, r ,, p r „,,...te., ',....../ '•f - 4.' 1 4 '"'' , ll , .'/: .f,r.,tili z , ut , h le 3 ,••• k „411 ( ,, ' r's, r, at Crunben,,ll, Surrey, in the 79t,,, 0 1) , .: • .1 ~, s ary, her.. age,. Sarah !closely, stsi er of the late Doctor AP' ~ . tti. , t,.he Lin .cva's now contended to be complete, in order to well known, that the wan who had taken adtan- grand than on this eventful ttay. 0 God, it was i ' Physician to ( lielst,i Hospital, &c. fe' v ,„''"lirl s I .' 4'4 enable the. Court to pronounce'sentence of nil- tage of his ignotar,cenvas a notorious practitioner then I acknowredged th y power supreme ,t, Placing Lately, at clcillead, Sctland, John Anderson, a.„, g 3 :,, ~ t,.414 , . -- lily of marriege, on the ground of minority and in illicit pursuits. non-consent of parents. myself - under th e Almighty protectiou, 1 bent The Solicitor to the Excise contended that the steps, as it were by instinct, in a direction which I s a l t "? Sir W. SCOTT said, he would take ti ttl e t o eo n .. defence. was of no avail, am! that H ar rison was a t brought me to a river. Here) paused on the banks to roof him at nutioden, but i me , hours aitcr he hail completed his buoinidll, • e3r. He .. ,,•je4 "",' '',.4•"t1!,,,, t so," rbA• '.,•: *, Iv lc e"I I - tO : e l • :tell Jaeobite—foughtunder tile Intoner (:f Prince ..„, o - , -, 1 , 1 ,, II t, tveritey, where he v:as wounded, and was.on his ur th. ,r- ..\ . , `,; but • was .teemeeined by a party ° ire- , t ,...,,,,...'•te1iti c , •-- 'll•til ti , - A sitter his •tideinent on the case. 1e• I ' ' ~,, ;., y ~, „01 It • • quentiv hinted, that hitt for this circUTl4Statie. his fav°,..ir) ,t. ...,-,l'ly fo . 1 I . ELIZABETH HATTENSLEY, VALSELY CALLED YOUNG, distinctly proved that he had, on two separate oca was, either to follow its course, which might ine is 'meet have bee, more 11)rtl 1• te H.t ok r• t illea.,l •‘ Il i ' i) it,A:ith si,,`, l `. . I ll' : v. SCM. YOUNG. casions, hired apartments which hail been con- me to a known point, whence 1 teight enter the rcl'atillE t - his ai L iveillurc ancl ' i l t 4 l sin . ging '' .l:nbris e s a oligi- rl e ° at 2. 1 / 4 1-,' '"( f• ' 0 5 v.,, I :.,::, 4,,, ..talia i , • This was a suit of nullity brought by Elizabeth vetted into ,en illegal purpose, and over these colony, er eke. to remain where 1 was Willi ex pc c. not only of a anti, but also of a cheerful ternaer-50u . “1. ; 3 • , ) ,i ' 1. 4 ,.,.. . i I,l,port ast once every I , ° f ''''' ‘ i `l".:'l.tiitift. at ' ' ,l ' flattersiey to glen Winit Paßsii) t o set aside her a pPrilllents he had toll cootroul, If ae was not t ation of being picked tip by a party sent from the e z t . l i i l rtt nf li % t r. . ,t r i t-`, 7l l , lLa t, t . I , f . a t c te l /1 d e . d . a 1:.;11, last, t ie ..i..h , . :Did C o ) ~,,, i „ i • i I •k '' -?4, first marl inge, having contracted a second, in the the prime 11101ter ill the illicit transactions oat tied camp in search of toe . The former °lie 1 ter. so jeW rilOn ' ti L lS tic L iai'' ' e u lris t :li t 'a\ L ll ' . ''' as ' '' n‘ "PI" ', . "71: ti • Z• 1, • 444 life-time me of William Young, her first husband, on on, he was al least an ostehsible ithettor. many obst at les that I gave up the idea as t welly —...— e - hdh .. he n__ e • Cite 3 -e - 'IA the ground of her mittority, and noroconsent of The Court having consulted for a short time, impracticable in such a country, and without tentipoN: Prirti dbyJ. D. CA - 11 - S'lA ' NIS, of No. 99, ,3 - ' l ', ",,11,iil piirent or guardian to the marriage in question , told th e defendant that the penalty should be nil- food; the latter I embraced, though, had 1 Ortnond-street, (Ineeti-sliture ; and publis!li•Li / ) ,r r !itol' J . ; ~...:7:7' Y ~+ , -. 1 , The facts of the 'chsc, which were argued as to tio.ated from 2001. to 50 guineas, which, solo Jte nossessed to y . pistol loaded at the rime, my state St:mints, of No. 7, south Molten-strut, at 'I , " ( ..i" r at'! , a, ~, b Quire, No. ILI, i'straittl ; where Advertis”mettr , , , ' ' ~,•.' • i kti the insitfficiency o f the evieence, were brie fl y , was ordered to pay. . .', .. .. ...of .Iniud ;vas suet! ahat its distraction might have I,•.iierg. Ate. tuna-twirl) must headrirt.4tPC ' .4 ... `...,..41:,,,,, • " "4. ~ ~,,,T7W"'grp,..,„,. . i .• ~. IVOatiliM i rl;ol* . 0 ..?"0 -. 'L . - ..". -•-• '''.4 . ' :' .•'. .- •:!' -- • ''',-..'''''' 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