The Sun. — London, England, 1811-07-20 00:00:00

)11. , itt , r I\(: 114'. TO 7 HE &Di I Mt OF THE SUN. Mr. EntTon, A Ni'rit.et in a N,lornint; Viper of this city has an" mad:;er,ted, with 'tune degree of severity, npon't be rere,eiwition of Abu:bah, on Monday evening, at Co cut Gat den "Ilteaire, " hick he says was " highly discreditable.'" N.rw, Sir, I wa , }newt)! at thayejte s,ritatturi, ay well tts the and he (113 y hitt): be asked, ".I),A .i play can be Iktrtnrnle In a tminner " inghly discreditattle," When . the eharacteis, in ge neral, Acre .sestatned by the Performers miho have a ,, 1 ), , ,a1 e 0 in them, and whose exertions hav e been deemed repemable by the aocli. en, C. tuay netted be said that a change in•ik plrwe two chief charaders, viz Macbethaint Ins wife; tint as the , ,y were represented by 'YOUNG and Mrs Ptwo' Performers of estab,is ted repotati, n, t hat (along!) it alight noe by equal to f KEIIII4,E tend Mrs. Stn . D9N , ) cu d. not 'possibly 'be, as the critic says, discred,table,". Indeed, if the audience in general mar be ill ~ p osed cap e tble of ju..'ging as wkli as tit , ' crit w, or, al least, if ,a. y relied al is dens their aod Mrs. Pow ELL both ""Thiitrti Ow'tts! - ht:s vtly ably. . Was an itiChiOnS nett , . for the,e Perforrneii to follow KINDLE and SIODONsi 1 111 Chafdrier4 in which the t wo latter Are ackno,w;cdgyd particrilarly to excel ; but the att dolice., so t.tr !ro q, deeming their efforts' " highly disci-ditahle," gave then' nearly, it . . not •qtfte, as much a ; .plaus.l a r t hey have generaily 'bestowed on their ,treat Pr, decr ,or in those characters. is not hence to i.e inferred that the audignce thqu A ln, the substi Ines fitly equal to the principals, but they felt the tittgJ , ltieS of Ine ti k, and, µlii the usual generosity of Britons„ were revived to encourage crsons who had eq . ) arduous duty to discharge. , It rn.iy, indeed, be fai t ly said, that it Kesint,s and • Mr.Sionosts had not bten seen M the parts in tinect,t . firt,' the IterforMance of Youno Aid Mrs. • P,Avg,r.t. a otald motif Rrobltily ha:e been de.erned excrtenr. At it was, 15 , 3$ very jtitlieions throUgh olt, and tatty, devrved the ,liberal applause which l atiehd,,,i it. .)34.rt though the critic ,condemn 4 th© , rep ei.,t;' , utation attogetittr, he descendstoparttutuars, - rat 1‘..:141 to one p , Mt k, Inch deekits reprehensi hh, iii ;qr. Yotztio,'viz.“ his creeping rLind andiast. e"i"il Ih"-.c 11 . 1 4 111 )(A . door, befPrt , tier commenred elate fait ! q)l!lo, pty of, a distressed mind, and waiting to • pi;•1!;4; ail st,cule, before he lac cited into the ieild find despair."" Now, Sir,- Mr. 1',,,.,;(1 qiiite such a simpleton as ON • t:ir'r• itipposesi- tor, .it lie , had gone to fids/eit. the - .410 61 jd have baited the e.trinice", I , , wy.,itf, V;;Ani he , Nas• going to Monter., ) 4),,iitrary, with' the natural .5 0 iN tvent to WO if the door was tin, hit the silly purpose of coonteracting his owl). pnrpose,. TlttFi,.. Sir, the critic, ,in t he excess. of his 54 ( .. act ty, has overshot the inarl,, aokr con detimed a lespectable aeltir for doing the r',ery re, verso of what the ciitie-sup, , o,el to be his intention. it to inueltto bg,lainente..l that pe:blie'Critias do not rat lit search for :beauties thou defects, ;among the metnher's , of tin ardupus calling, that recinires more natural .gifs of mind and person together, iirdepcii . dently of acquirements, '44 (Abel' p r a e „ sl l, ll flint onnes immediately before', the public eye. But it was sail a hundred years ago--.- “ Sueh is the muck in these cen‘unhus.rtays, " The alt is lost of knowing , b:.11, t, prahe." Audit is too .evident that no 16)1)10 , i:tricot seems to +1,11 . 4,! been made by public critics in the task of ju, dicious applovriatecouTtneutlatton. CANDinus. f.;rd C9114c. house, July 17 . , s tiff ly night last, it wai dUicoverei that till offn,e of the' Paisley Littio'd Bank Comnany, Gins gi.w , ;tad been , entered, by Mftfillh Af Leys,' and robtw.i of {lank Notes, Bank ,or , Etsgtana and eisk, to the 4111101.111 t Of. 20,000 i. Sub. pewit tolling upon 'nee inert, who for some days pree.,,ist i d fiat been seen in Glasgow, Mr. Camp an °Weer of tho 1 7 01 ice, at M;iiburgh, and two of the G ,, titleineti netotiging to- .1 lie -tot ~tr in of the robbeiti,z who, as well as theinsel, , es,. tr,r, 11,4 in a po.t.clitis- and four, and whym,they ir,,ccd to adlington, atA from thence tohowed thew, the Larnithnt road, to Wel'ing, in liertiord shire,- where they•had left trouttinanteau, to he for• warded in a person in l'ottenlinot-court-road; and rune on in a chaise and fotlr to town, anti write lint down in Coventry-street, ,wheys traces 01. them was a heti lost Inn Mr. Campbell waking op. plication the Noli • Otfrce, 13 -IV-htl - Cc t, I, + render, Vckery, and Adkin4, three of the officers, secom. ponied th Mr. Campbell, went to the hotitm in 'rotienham.court-load, where, the poitir.ant, au hail been directed they E.,olid a box •containing a number ot tkeletnii keys, anti vario us 0:11er implements ror houe-breahing, and whiLh, in 4 directed the,same as the portmanteau, and an inti.keel.er's ticket also found .there, they had no doubt had, been Very recently sent to town. ',Elie otricers,, learning that the owner of this 110t150 W. 43 at pre.ien in. the Rules of the King's Bench prison, went the slime night to his sesident..e, in the neightrourbood of ,St. George.s Fiehls,• where they apia . ,:henJed a well-known chiraeter of .the name liiirlittzt , who, a few month s .- front One of toe hulks at Woolwich, On *warming the house, the identical portmanteau was iliond that had been orwaided from Welling, but.. %inch eontainet,l only wearing apparel. Oil the I) , 'roe at White IA ati 10 1 ,111L1 iti guineas and 000 to it ul: ut Ern;land .N ft's. Yesterday, White, and .1) ; ,,, n u m of the wheie, he Was taken,.were eeainined before IteAti, at BOw-streetr, . when the Uovel,nor of the liou4e of Correttlon;' .-itten - ed atid identified the person of wi i n e , is navil i g , been -convicted :at the. fast su mm er Aibizcs al .elloateiThr.heinwat large within t;lis -kingdom before InVlnfirier beta:l nce of irtiria• . port/vino was exiiirect, a r s -crintt sen tence of Ir:instant/kg!! tor Ilte. \V bite admined . tire. truth of OHS,charge, t ll . l 'ugh l'°• denied any lint; ledge' of de: Glasgow &ink robbery. and the other man were committed for further e)o. emit-imam. shipbAt Newc.isbet.: RK !LT, u.c; Price. sls, 94 9 a. to yi. .465. .t 9 —s. yd. LONDON Ax ine Sum I.7vvric GOILDFOrID SESSIC:.S, JUL Y l'g. DEFORE LO:iD VISCOUNT Mintnr,roN AND VIZ LBNCI.I M.? MAGiSI"I(AII3S. METHOD-IST CHAV rAttautiAnsol4 aga.:nst TilE 1)11M11 'OF CHRIST- CHURCH, , Mr. BARRow stated, nett this was the appeal hi M . George. Farquharson, , it . Gyntlemai) r,! 4 - 111 i; in G'reat Charlotte-street, lijacktriars head,' against a rate inadefor the relief of the poor of the palish of Christahurch, Surrey ; 'and the ground tet his .appeal was, that the rare did not include the Rev.. Roveland Hill in reped of the - Chapel ,commenly called Rowland .Hill's ChaPd. The queethee. he !said, was by-no means a new mite-- 7 E,ven before the !late case of the King v. Agar e et 4 has deter retied, that plates of diVine wm-.llip, by tvh,ch a prOfit,was made, were rateable to the support dt the poor. 'The appeal was not brought ' , forward tolive the parish otlicels any unnecessurtroutele,', or to dig- . tub the rate already !blade. , Tht;:.. oftly it.ijieet - of the . Appellant was to have the -erieciple et ferte 'rateability of this species of property,'' and- its- application to the Chapel in •question distinalyi rccogniztA, for without this, he was perfedly assured. thp iiiilutiace - of Mr.. flowiand . Hill wookl {prevent the PatiNh Officers Prow doing what'in. poi n t nt tact they had 'pledged themselves to do 'two years aeo. 'Des was the single gestion to be tried. He should therefore proceed to . prove tl!e question. a a ! _ . Richard Hoppe) , stated, that he was steward,of tie ,Surrey*Chapel, in which Divine Service wits per il,' riled every Sum! 4y, Tuesday, - - and Fri day; He -said Mr. H 11 prioeipally otiiviated wheo he wes in -, town. Hee had seen him 'numbers of ;Woes , in: the Vestry.; t hethapelehouseecommuniceting with the :Chapel, was occupied by '4i. Hill. The ‘yittleOs said that part of his occupation was to receire the teotiey at the door regularly ; he received for nymy guinea seats. There were :about etle tickets 'dill ri.: butte annually, ,each atllittilg-two persons. The, seats in the galleries were ii, 6,1. A quarter, witlt Itte exception cot the front sedr, which were - 3s. .-I..asi quarter - there were distitbeted from eight to Mae huodred tickets, et t,. 6d, each, and somewhat more than, one . hundred and forty at 3i. Strangers . of decent appearauce whoc.ane 'to the Chapel were ,aceonamod :tell with eteate Without paying, but if they repeated their visits, they were expected to sub seribe. The t income, of 1 heChepel, which passed t hrough his hands, wits about 8001. a-year, of which i.tital. ti-yeak strig:appropriated to the ordinary ex- tiences Of the Chapel ;.tie residue he paid over to , Mr. Webber, the treasurer. He said the Chapel . was managed by ti.veice trustees, of whom Mr. Hill wasmne; ,Mr,Webbtfri . ol Clapham, was a trustee, as was Mr. Nield, of St; Paul's Church-yard. The %%Tirol had aded ,with then) as trustee, and always attenHed to recq. , ,e their direttions, but he hed,ne . , ver seen any trust, deed. , Mr. Seeta.ate, also, ,Counsel for the Appellant, commenced a most eloquent and energetic: address, by ob3ervine,,teat no provocation or taunt from the other side should induce him te. deviate from, the . course he had prescribed to himself. Nothic.g was farther from leis iiitentiena then to say ,any thing of. fensive or disrespedful ni the Revereed•Gentieman, whose Chap-1 was the subject of, disenssioce lie believed that no maahad evcr performed the rune nonteof his Mioistrywith greater succe.si than that Reverend Getelernan. The question was not 'whe ther this Chapel styled be condueter) on the laudable . principle of, preaching the ,Gospel to the peen- at the expense of time rich ;_ott the, contrary, if Mr. ! . Hill was en'abled by, his eloquence to atiaet a nu-, inereusand wealthy congregation, : he gave him credit for his exertions. Wheelie maintained was, . fleet whatever profits were made by means of Ibis , Chapel, and in whatever Avv those refits ,were zideirnately employed, they ought ill their transit to be appropriated to the relief 01 the parochial poor, 1 h t same as profit alerived . lrOm any other source. What he had to contend was, not whether the,cha, pet .vas vested in Tro,tees, but w,hether . its profits were ratealAi to.the poor. This,was a great inste., tution of a spriroal nature, but producing coesee - derableprofi , s from, physical causes, and in the opt 77 ' Ilion Olmany, thok proht4 might be devoted to , very laudable purpose); : that the Chapel was greatly frequented, was a matter of such public notoriety, that it could nOt be disputed. The meititicent: do; nations of Mr, all, to what he milli eenceive COL)- ritable puppies, feemed no part ofehe present ques , lion. The only question was, whether the property which-furnished the, means of this charily, was to eable to the poor. These -whose. cause he was ~advocating, viewed with alarm ''and e epprehension the splendid.snd beuevolent donatjone of Mr.- Hill, justly. considering them as't he most ppwerhal irtStra• meet employed an thepropagandu system of method, ism. Mr. Hill prided himself on being the head (riven. sett. - It was his boast that •his influence' crier the, minds of his felhiweise enabled, him to perforrn , tiOs of ostentatieus.charity, but that was a gestalt:a tion he should not-be- allowed to indulge in, without first contributing to the re lief of the parochial poor.. - His chapel .occupied a' space which many houses liable toile rates there would occupy. There wits no: man, a gr'eater li iced to tiligionslolcratinn than himself, but surely there was no rigour or : hardship in the shape of iritoleraitee in subjecting the-proper ty of Seetarists, to the ordinary rates whieh were to posed on othera,. What dolor had pee & et, thiri -04cription to- 'be exempted ? None whatever ; fQ: 1 , he was persoaded, and many.persons, and wise ones too, were of opinion . ; the( the present erevailieg and increasing system c,►,f mentalism existed ha the ulti mate and final destandiou of the-Established Church of Engleed. , If a system uf religion, tAAerated. by the redilleWs of the country, Was eutlered to beex teeded by the most poterful incenri .!. .e a which could .operate on the hunian mind----if its - Ministers were , to . . act up ,Metliodel Meeting-houses- ,to. riv a l -the . - Church of Eitgland—if t he C;i.traortlialsry slier -perse vertrig Zi:.41.4t those- Ministvi was-to be direded in - ebtaitting•proselyteti by eVery art- they 'could devise --_-it IP e r .ettrattive!aoa ,e.,(1,,,,,c,,,,, mi..,,,iu g h,..0 , ,,,s die people of this , coutitry were 10 Oe grawn by degrees :horn the est Thlished faith :net mode' of wer;hip, it ~wils impossible to say where the evil Would end:— It umust inevitably- termtnate in the eitter.ennihila , noel, et the Established f`,laurehe He had once begird Mr. tHill preach, and he believed Mr, Hill thought his irettettttt rhitnot Opernte to ate lice of Che I.ll',orch of Fin k ;land ; but let the tam spe.ik for itself Wits it nut nianilr.t that- wlicrvver these Metkikdi-t .. Meeting-i - tuus,,s e‘i:tect, tto.!, worship of the L.:.sta bl.sited Church of •Engl.ind was not . held to the 'rt..- p• twit ought job !lieu enuld not sere 0141 and Maintnon. 'They cool I nut 4rilow the . doctrines. , nt these IVitnistrr:, and at. the s3me tune e or rchliilt,3 the regular of tile Est abtl3ll - God anti tlie' Constitution t.l the Country Lod appointed to ins , rirct Ho‘4 e‘er., , udabre..t.tie tuutive, of tilt. 1 - )ill's itublb.dons tiuris Oglit be to his own esiiination, they were ex ercised at the expenix ()litre po,;r of the Church . oi Ifergittnii. Let not the Met h..dists . be molested itr their Worship, but let them not ,at, t lie expellee ol tite pour augment t heir Inuits for the purpose °tient ing them to s !tic found:l6)n of the Esi.inhshed them •tuppoft the'poor .of their own perstiiision, by , the magiiificent•itimiitittutiauf ohm iary piety, but compel the,ti to rernenner, th t thei: charity should begin at Lorne,. and,that thy be'jnmt b,..furts tlm y were:generons. Let not and sPleHdid river of .i3retliodistical 7 bei.evolence overflow the country by draining the . Luke rivulet that slinu:d nourish and suppoit the Esta'tiliFh:d ; Church. Let thtqu'betir their tan' Piiiport ions ot't public burthens tkb their neighouurs, for in .pt.o - its they paid Its, their I)&!ghb,.urs.p.iiel mete. Property' of 'every. de:teriPt W. 1S rateah:e ; even., water-woths, wWch were of 'such . . g•etieral utility, were rated at theirtountain -head , " tlien* Why Stupor!' notllw toUnitillt head .01 he equally rated it the pinperty flowing from •ex i tad in a tang;bre shap, ? Fur ili;,se reaions he sub 7 ihat thig Chapel ought to be" in c‘uded in ;tie rate. ~. . . LAN . VES an d Mr. iNOLAN foe Ille parish milted upon the eyitieuce t.vlneh 'had 'been proiOed, iheliabi;ny of the Chapel to be rated', but &In-; tended that the evidence ne,sittivtcr the proposition, t that Mr. Hill was the • Mr. COWLEY . and - Mr. S,l4EPlfiltp, Counsel for Mr. Hill, ruguvd to the saute effect. ' Lord Mtp.uLETONT sta r ed, that the Court , wert) of opinion the propvrty was.not vesied iu 'Mr. 3iil, to with: the parish to make the rate oh him. The present bppeal 'as therefore „distiiiAed.' The,result of..this t,tucetding wilt he, that the • Parish Officers, haying now toll informati in as to the sys;ctn upon which the Chapel is coaduCted, - will .make the :rate 0n. ; ..t1,,e prow - ptirties. 'rite trial lasted' three hoursi'lnici the Ce6tt . was' extremely •,t • • ,1 ADMIRJ 1, ' ESSIONS . e . Yesterday Sir W g . SCOTT, Baron 11..411Ar..1,, ati4,, Mr. Justied .. bAtt. ty; - aii . qtute'd at tL () . N . Willey, 10r the purpoue of trying 91 - 11:ndet's for tritths'ai)intilitted . outhe High Sciss. . . .. - - • '.. • ',• • , . The Grind havina been called Sir 'Wxl,, addressed the, expre ,, Sed the s:itibfac tiintlie.teli in apnonocing to ibern -that fliete - vVas no case fur their consideration ; after which they Were discharged.' John Stephenson, the Ceiptaiiiiif a West India vesscl, was then ro aoswer to a bill ofind 6t u9eLit foui'd against lor an wheat, alleged to 'hate been coihmiited oh, Mts. Mary ,Poppie. well, wife of JameS Est). or the bland of Barbados, while on her passage td the West Indies Mr.. Stephenson having,appeared, Mr. Scnti..l.gT, 'the Counsel ,Ito the prosecution,. ..adilteSsed thecoint on behalf of his,client, and de• chred that the ends' of juslice`WeN not likely lo'be attained were she to go 'to trial at present. 'He had, therefore, to 'move, t luit.the trial should he iiosipinx. , e.l uutsl next beSsion. The grtiunds upon' which:ha made this application . Wert:" the litti,:aviti.:ot. Fry, the Attorney of the vrosecutrix, at Mr. White, his ele - k,and at; Mrs. l'npplevt ell heiselt, which it was state t, that a gentleman, named Capt: Ans. , t i n , Was to Wtines, whos'e evidence would he.indispen,ante in proving the alleged offence - , and' rliat he was a!rfiellt from England on a voyage to Sr. Domingo, from which it was .expected he w o uld tot rell;ro befote Oit;, expiration of three months ; WitiCh lotto' filet was further corroborated the al.; tidavit of Mrs. Austin, the woe or the s4id Captain 'Austin. . davits having been read, and the other facts havitt been distinctly stat6d therein, Mr. Serjeant . Vaugn'AN, tor the delepdanti k-' coented that any de;ay should take place in the trial' tit Capt3in gtephenson, the charge exhibited against . born was pf the 'ffio,t set inus nature; inasmuch as. it deeply implicated tic Moral character. • He cad(' cotT help admitting,' however, that the affidavits ...Welt had been read, totitaitied matter highly' wor thy . the consideration of - their , Lordships.. &f ore Ite.sat down, he was desirons'of stating tat heir ;Lord slcips that the case or his cient was peculiarly hard; as, from the nature of his recognizance,' tie was ketit: as it were a prisoner itbthis country, an'd'prekenied tryn pursuing - his usual He was the Captain 91 a West India;hip,. and had been pre - - eluded fur, many months et , performing his' usual voyages, , froat which circumstance he had not alone been subject to considerable inconvenience, but .had actually sustained Severe losses.. This being the case, and the trial being about to be .postponed at the tnstance of the prosecturix, he (Mr. ,Vaughan) :trusted that the Court would have 11,9 objetl44l to static.i Captain Stephenson to be held to ban only Oa nis own recognizances, or• in such other manner as might enable him to pursue, his business it might be convenient for Mrs. Poppjeweil, to go to ail event for 'which Captain Stephenson was t'xii.einely desirous. 7 ' Mr. Scatitxr was concerned to find that the de-* fentlant has bccp'subject to any unnecessary inc n vetlientie ; such he WaS sure le as not (tit', wish of 4 14 client—Land in order to .Vold' the reCtorenqe of such i eiccuotskince 4c:it:atter, fie had no objetlion 10 assort: the defendant, that if it appeared to the Court when the trial was, ht..xt cancel ot), that he was ab sent in the pursuit of his businesa, he should have objeaion to• the trial being' postponed. Mr. Stirjerga VAuthiAN decltkred this to be all his client requested. Ater whi. the application of . Mr, Starlet : was cropiieti with, and the wtai: postponed act:mot/11y. The Court. then adjoot tied co.iNovember, next. LAW fl E PORT. COURT OF 141.1siG':; luLw R tUßgell i....13ARE-11. The . '' iT , ' the ' , • tbinti. ,s in business or Carrntrr.; tio delencani keeps a p tiblic-lions. Of tow * Jo St James's Markei, and renting, hitt houie fro"' 'l' thit:e of Lest';ds,, •he was 11:1..1!'r'eert,iin caelauiti tiniiii repair,. and accor dingly h' employed npe pla iindvr a special contract, io i v tiirill the said teott for a hpecitic sum, svhich t•ontrici he ptlfOraleJl AU was paid accordingly• l'ilis action, ,U (C brooghi .to recover'a s iill) 'of about boi, for Qth 'Ll'rk 4 V e ' be-yond -that eentrati...--Mt.l3:llavl. brother ,cot the pliliti tiff, who is a Sarveytir, was ''" l t (,) :to • pro%ie t * har : I,e hod measured tire kvOl, NI the charges for doitlg the samc tsri're fair clu -31 't 5 ' Mt. Gitattow, for the detei.driii, on. o , :c th,tt as a coatitlt.lt had tern entered 40, aud W it wilg the '.ittie person who vsec..itted lhe critar 4 .work that e:kectrted esxtia work, and all in tpe g4il premise ;.the anntract,shonld ht: produccif (belitg I w ritilie,) that the Court wlld the dory toT,lit ai.5D to it stiligUltdi the, on , .- ft pm the (Alial °ore° i I° i • ma On 1114 Other fide,' It Wai c ,, kil dim 'hat it %vas enough :if, by oral totlinony, If extra 'Work' beitmd the 'enotiht could hct pia', and M. Burnqll . wirs tion,ined to that tll4.'""a' specified ,vork'a s . dono witictoil.ver. was mono' iti the contract: . • .' - lir,vev - Lord FLl.eNtie;rpLiGn stilt, l er, wa; 4,1 f 11 nion, that i . tii ene C.titta;:t .1s intro 11: in ti evidence . of dip . vi ipic.,:it ii!) , 1114 in: PN c6 ' At toe,s•qw time.. m hen, itc,.rvtl.ticd .0 11 lb c ,'' pence atiei,ding,4,' prolonged,litigitiotr;k ii goo it would, it ~,,,s. jua4eil tnor. pruJentfor toe Po lies to ir-tei : t hen* diffetenee to ai bitnttion, and Ito vitero, ref.;l7t.tl a cairdingAy. . . , .: • -t; • EJECP;ItST. - . i, R . Dlit:, OR DIOUSE OF lowtiiiillND V.,17111,C--,., T1ih04, , ,a 'an nowt; of vjeottleni, hit)titti! , 'i 1 ! Tl"i'lliff, a tivotleman of Gloucesteld)ire,.tt;liitit4i' defetamt, who Iteepi a tavet 0 '3lO ctilf,i(C-11,0* GraceChurch-strZtp. Under . the fu1'i0..,114 .elatil stai:ces :—The plainf.ff derived his title iO ll , lO : L I mists y Virtue of the last kt , ili ac ..1 te:+ortornt vi . late Mr, CnorlesTovvtishend, t he libovetrirotioro cOunty,...vitierby lie became pogitt‘-iscd,,,o! 4:0 land,i and ienernenrS in ihe -county at v lol ' i 0 '(,l.d6l6ll.:uls:::;:yilll:4l7..iga*CrtElle?o't.gintirt:i.ij:v.l;ii(icitil'it°olull,:n4ll(vl l t) .l4 . C ‘‘' ila l'i ' °ll° , l i , Year5.,ag0,...1*,414.: late ,Nr. Townsliend, la ;1 ) ' of 1 4e nanv Of Anderiq,n, 1,V . h0 kePt it ''', I/ *w ec i ' t riv ::! o ?;.I;,:A:Lic:l'iiint ~,;,,;iiiitiltoif.nt gc,olon'it:ll:etriele, je::::trtleviirt7iii.h:e.:iilc,?j:ciint„ t:! . l.ined .tlat li I. Id insure it eierYleg gl - , i c s iiiu , . ov tiA,' kiii , .. l . . .1 hat Ite . ihould not . ,kt it 10%11;7 !;a 0, ‘vi?ori,butild carry ,on-the ' several tradvg , 1 ,, c ,tft ! ant mentioned, ctnong tr;hich I,vai illat 4 1 000 , •H, use bOsine;S, All them; COI' tgliipo'i 1 : 441)14 0. ; ) tr , the plaintiff, eon,i:..ered himself efititkli:4l,„l,,;,,,jid' :and theretore he br.otghtihrs attiotr.-", 01 , I. I•SO,VYAS prPCILICed; 'Cutitaioing those e'`P ( venants. . .. . . . • e i4 14 . LI de i Mr. Davenport...was next railed. • IA A4 0: 4 have taken the. house frOrll Ar a deiann, 01;.#40 .to give him'sool. tor it ; tha ,h 0 o°,'"" 0 141 : and be adrnill.:, utter :t vary king goo K t 0 -, wination, ,and .ctogs-exatnina:ion, OW v o le Coffee.. loom in it, A i .d ,t ilia !lie ovuog cv3 1 iil 4 V', as a 'tavern by, him, IV t hat hsy"iog It li __, c ' oet ) come bankrupt, .his. oi,gnet 5 baillile r't O lt, P C it, and. thak.they sold. it do' the pre'el3 c i] a t ' '." P.r'iMre.. Tarr ' Ito, on behalf of the dere° OA 1,,, it, . t niitted 6 evcrai p.,ints to the Learner'. ; 1 1 - fro tlat tbd .ta4e of the defendmit. tvil s 16 , ' 2 0 1 . 1 9° ' ) . 4esides the repairs, 1w illy) given 1,1°11:01'0,,e i i o o r re i I::::.:telierat 'the sailie (rine , 1 10 I lr o.. , bib /i , 4 sibility'anJ ter babi,ity, 01,4 ~s1).tVe1111':"; ootleilt 94):11tesiltIt4t'elbdkvfi'tilriCitlit:e:t .1111.:;:c1"11)111:11:steliiittillt:1(11310° ill:,;.c1:13:;:iti'll::1'.4'1110: hilt into the.P.ublic lino, that' !krt . ' ' i r ,vi ll 1 , liti ltdd aCqvtieseed, and his gnikeil°l/ we d le rentS' (Or it' (wili 11 Wiiti proved ) 1.06 Wii , veonnt. ( l ' i l t, r 4..t 1:3 1:a l : a ft 14:171 ee:ernillitiladede jasi);°c°t1:131:11(:1°. sr:111°1'1i) . itl, it ' it. to the pl.riindr. , ti '' b ..11;e:'!s'rs'i' ijt.i:l-eloliTldl3 ( )ll)ueQstliabliisillti.end e)ttltP.lri(ei t:t,ll:','°fit'll),:rje:l'lliii' through thi4 Gentleman, hal eollf"'.; , 0 00 an end of delenklant'i cane' Tha t c`?" l° ii and the ,veidii;l was for the plaintiti>,,,,e, • • --......------;---'---- gifirill' and! the °dr y . ° , r . 6 :11 , . Voi:1(?)(nal it)rVii'lciniin,lCl7citalli,: iliesii:rtet.n.ialolt?lii,ulr)lll)?)irriiiiiigit'd:i• 7.0,51!5i t he I " ,i ' l' Lady. Lov.iinc, .6V a Sinn ~.-I.__ _ ---- ---------- . .............— , ... -- 7 - ..at 4 ..--, , gq ~ •• , • • IV) " ..• , • ,t 141.) 111:Alc16. 44 Na 4, Mattliitt-coutt, Low.ttrttt 1 and i tLlis!,t(l by %VII. LI Abi :gk ICti , il CI: I< Iil.: RI I' i'' S. liPtith , Mt" ( 1: . ' ','- " it- No 1 it. Strgtlid. where Atiektfiternentt tit.,,,r. i,r ti..o. P,ltpr l ..,,, i:-.,.1,.... ra,4in.- ' io r e. l'elf.et-tin.ti): rii:l.. On the 4thi in—st. in 1111)1.AihNlii‘n 1, 1011);11.^5Z,011,11:Ati, 10° ‘ l ' ?' („'",1":1‘4101, Only Altiginer of Chr!tigs, , . , ic io field, County Of %4,;;;tOrd, 1 4 ;s 4 ' '. ', ;5 cloirctil,,,,t n Wednesday' I ait, at St. (!eo9*,,c,it,fibi, $ l , 41_ LindsJy4 lit,tl iir T•abat; to Mrs. yirol: 0000,1,1.1; 0.0 late Iticliarn Ponsonby, .sq. Slu!'t, et ; : t'fr In . Cork., the D. 601:`,71 , ' „Novi , ' daughter to, fI • 13kNer, Esq. 1!I ) i,,,r 01111,0.1., jwi, I he Rev. Chirles jani,...lloare, oi . 0 , i I Set, 10 Miss Malen,' only OJllAliter Libq. of. Alooigate, V orko itc . , , , ..i.i)riel 0."1,.,1e:;,°V.'"1' he Rev. 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