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.4, se ),, The potatoes are boiled to a jelly,
11.. 41.4141,11110 looks of the company sollr.
Abe„ r.: And the hosts in a passion I tell yr.
",,, I, ...the knives have been sharpened in vain,
..wasage• . The appetites all are far sharper,
~e,,„10. siChe watches are looked at again,
And, as for the hostess's, carp her:
...—. . Cook has just entered to say.
4.. The prime part has all boiled away !
I') s•`•' !Me dinner was ready at two,
~,,..0. IA!, 3110 company all had assembled,
li." ?be only one wanting was yo"-"'
I knew, you so well that I trembled:
• I whispered the cook to put back
The joint of roast beef from the err,
• I told bee to wind up the jack
Till the tnrkey row four inches higher :
- Foe well I imagined that you
* Would never be with us at two.
And. where is the helical gees?
The water is green—we Were grasser,
To wait thus half-famished for on.
Who, perhaps, not at all will be seen here.
My brother, with one of those looks.
• Which enough to turn buttermilk sour is,
Mos sent to the devil the cooks,
*cause they've not kept to the host—his
. Amber had bid him coins here,
And feast oe his beef and his beer.
•• ' 'And, all this annoyance, my friend,
• Is because you will always come after
The time you were told us attend;
• And when we complain—with your Lighter
You turn off the thing so jocose.
And caste seek superior tresses,
Thai we. turn to the overdone jowl,
Until it looks naught skit a goose Is I
And thee we remember' no more
4 -That yea served us so three times before!
J.. D. N.
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AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURAL COMPANY.
A General Annual Meeting of the 'Shareholders of
this Company was held yesterday, at t.N0.'12, King's
'Arms-yard, Coleman street, to receive froartheDirec-
tors their Annual Report for the past • year.—Jonn
SkiiTtf, Esq. M.P. the Goveroor, was in the 'Chair. He
'explained the object of this meeting, which was held
according to the clauses of the Act under which the,'
were incorporated. The Directors had not at present',
any very m,terial communication to make, further than,
that the property of the Company was increasing in•
value; and as far as they could judge, likely to realise
the anticipations of the original projectors of the Com-
pany. They had obtained from Goternment a most
Important grant of land, on the whole consisting of-one
milli' n of acres, in the best past of the territory; of ;New
'South Wales. He paid a high compliment tothe Agent
of the Company in Australia (Mr. Dawson), who had,
he stated, the entire confidence of the Directors and, be
'Was convinced, of the. Shareholders also.
The
.SECRET ART then read the Report for the past
Year. It stated the general prosperity of the Settlement,
'and that the Natives had placed themselves under the
protection of the Company's servants. ?hat the Direc-
tors bad confidential agents in different parts of Europe,
Sir the purchase of sheep best adapted to be sent out to
the Colony; and that it had been ascertained that it
would be less expensive to bring wool from the Com-
pany's possessions than from the interior part of Ger-
many. And that the Directors were so convinced of
the ultimate advantage of the Settlement, that they had
determined on making a further call of 21. per shore,
payable on the 15th of this month.
It was moved by Mr. Haar Dam, and seconded by Mr. Besse;
*at 'the Report be confiruand."..-Corriod . •
Thanks were voted to the Chatrreakafta
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the CIL&1101404 in acknowledging the t, stated, that
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the Directors received is? salary.
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An Agricultural Aasaciatien has hew formed for
Trialaridge Wells, and has resolved so petition Perlis.
Asset against a free trade in corn. Plat *Ogultaral
Avacietion for the Rape of Hastings bait also Weed
to send a similar petition to Parliament.
Pliteinn Smatous.--Sameef Terßegfers. a good-
lot king youth of seventeen, in the undress of a drummer,
or musician, in the 57th Infantry, was put to the hat,
on a charge of having violently assaulted Martha Marig
Allen, en infant between six and song -year,: of age.—
Of tours; we cannot go intoabe particulars Of Ai/ CA*
—it will be sufficient to state that the charge
,wps satis-
faxtorily proved, and the circumstances pupas it
wgre.of such an aggravated nature that the priaener
was sentenced to be severely .flogged in the 1114eltlit-
pine, in Preston, on the following Kortdop, whi6h way
execoted accordingly. and afterwards to be impriaoned
is the Castle at Lancaster for three years.
Teta Hour/imam SoCIPITYY-r4t the left 'Meeting of
Abe Sc.ciety, oaths rah ult. the result of a eery curious
leperiament was detailed. The stomgcb of a subject
geolexpired was opened, and the pulsations of the hart
mime distinctly perceived (or ahout tweet,' 19141Patfes1
goo, This fact alone demonstrates that the seasatinoi
id Acidity was not ipeonsequeoce of the termination of
the circulation of the Woad, Several 6.1442, furiltas
experiments were detailed, and it is intended, when the
itekstit of all shall be ascertained, to submit it in an
entbentic form to the public.—Eiimertrge Oborver.
%Ammar, JAN.2O.-4401144, night lade ebta_l gt:t
armed ruffians carried off the dsugbter of Walter
Cleary, of Ballyglasbeen, near Golden; urn satisfied
ith committing this daring outrage they fired into, and
rifled the house of various articles. The Golden Police
baring heard the shot, immediately proceeded in the
direction of Wsllyglasheen and searched the neighbour-
hood, but without being able to trace the ruffiaos.
EARLY BOVRIL—A well•known Gentleman la Maar,
cbestir, after playing whist all night, rose from the table
at six o'clock in the morning, and, in reply to the rt.
monstrances of the party against his going so soon. de.
. elated that he would not deprive himself a his natural
rest for any man!
A Gentleman who drank bard, being seized with a ,
fryer, hada aonsuitation of Physicians, who, while is:
kis bed•ropm, *spitted about the best method of abatri
la. the _thirst. and curing the fever,..!-ii Gentlemen;',
said the pinion, rather petulantly, et permit me to pot
t Ai wind, and IA ettga.o en -tem balf,the trouble of
yourltandi; do you One tllc ikeer, and 111 abate the
thirst myself."
COmeostrion Tan COMRIIIIIOGRAF76.—An excellent
{composition for covering newly grafted scions is formed of rosin
sad-cribs oil, in the following Idartner:..-Let a portion of rosin he
melted in an earthen vessel, and turn add to it an equal quantity of
traiq oil, and mix theni well. *ben the composition is cold, it
may be 'applied with a painter's brush. It has the advantage of
being *meth neater than the usual covering of clay, and it neither
c..tkT, nor admits n.ni {Mit, and the grafts Odeon fell. It is used
in du: North.we.t of I r.lec as ith great success.—Nirrer.

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• - MALTI3IEUIL.... .s not. It was also. saidrtlitilaietiffs had received an - week, were yesterday healed "hoed fee e ee-rtarelsatist. It
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The Meeting particuiate relate to the individual indemnity (torn 11.ges. The Jury found a verdict will he recollected that die watch ice 'questiou was found an Aat
pavement a few morneets after it was snatched from its owner, by
attack on Prince Velleyrand t •yrll i .
. tor mar. eterite:d:::,o%.-
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to enter the verdict for the a ala"arabk who Wi!nel°4 the tranwetinn' and who succeeded iii
securing the prisoners, and another young map, who his dace boo •
who made so violent an .
Marie Arnaud Guerry de Maubreuil Was born is - .plaintiffs on the ground that the circumstance of an discharged for want Clf evidence. In consequence of the we a
Brittany, ob. ut the year 1780. After miking•many the newspapers, a V.:mimic'. tll7l,
cathpaigns in the French armies, he went into the indestray, if it did exist, did not defeat the right of having been reported in
ward yesterday and identified the watch as his property, but aa a., _
the !Minato to recover. The right of action must de-
;,,,_ no knowledge of the prisoners, who Witte both, hosers,r, „,,,,t-; ~,,
service of Jernmeßnona par te, theniCing of Westphalia.eh& House Of correetion for a month as fepoted thieves.
He was in Pat is at the period • when -the Allies en- 9elittodeb:4l:rillefsoti°nthe bili whether
There "liti:cirlothic°nbetodergatariTu Sn many demand, base bean mae an se it soonescbuott
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feted it in 1814. He traversed the Boulevards, declaim.=
the Anititiffs were Sono Ads holders of the bill. 'With box ISI consequence of the sun, distressing caws that occur., this
aspect, to theindernnity, itdid not it c e rightincirment season, that its roads are almost exhausted. H, dig..
ing with 'extreme violence against the usurper; some r . -
to
days afterwards. he said he-was charged with omissionhour passes in the day that an application for present relates;
sue. Me..Gordsy added, that he should move fora
brought iorward. i
to get back the diamonds of the Crown, which had netree,idtropon ,on affidavit, staling that Hodges had
ff by the Buonaparte family. On the bilk
,in their S y
min AI A RI,BOROmeaUGIriI-ITEad4omild. T.
been carried dbr
possessioss-which made pikes- and Co. est „a young man. cei . was oeglie lisym lief
route to Fontainbleau he met the Princess of Wortern-
debtors to them in at least the amount Cl the lad/. the *tie, Magistrate at this aim. tharlod whit whine a dogs, •
berg the wife of Jerome. He detained her carriages, Ebe•ldlostenites•Justice thought the plaid& end Hedges were miry latter told. father, 'Mob a very empectaide man, wow,. AEI
and seized a number of chests, containing -articles •of identified in the action ; but upon the affidavit stating that Hodges eiteetiat io sae If the publiesacesseaProlehiS his biennium* la
Court allevied a rule to way.lay his parent, and blow his brains Mt with a Steel. ..
value. The Royal Government ordered them -to •be Isaddirsat consideradoa for the bill, the
CUTE 11. ELIEBI. Mr. Waddylove who seeesedaraersfeeted by the disgr.,4
containing she threat, whkh he had reosW,d from blo worthless on.
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'restored to this Princess, but a box of-great-value was lieu' theue•
This was an action against a Gentleman of fortune, **aloe Mahleb Ideal led brought Monad[, Predated the*,
not to be found. in Portland Place, to recover 8504 which the plaintiff,
M. de Mattbreuil was immediately arrested, and . . . . . • and he stated that for same time past the later has thrown ag--4
brought before the Tribunal of the Seine, which de„ a-earter anallsider, chimed for repairing 100 •picture rantot
winnow.
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, belonging to the defendant. other characters of the worst - The unfortunate rimy pa'Oared itself to be incompetent to take cognizance of he
Thelery-lbstod a verdict-for Me plaintiff for elm/. has berme what Is called wee and, wad to ache with throned
the charge. Mr. GURNEY now moved to set aside the verilictom charamen of the lowest kled, be disregards every other comidm,
He was set at liberty, but again arrested during the the groutid.of a misrepresentation in the evidence. It 811611.66.6.1402 et. all Ideg?ltra.
imd Carl
sherd to his father lt tiothstrthat be tditicr notate/At:lk hietinueterills.
hundred days, when he published a libellous memoir
against the Royal Government. Suddenly was said the work had been d .rie in consendeece of the
was vnitten for hint by sae of Ms associates; but be positive, ea,
the doors of orders given by Mrs. Peach, the defendant's wife. Mr.
his prison were thrown open, and he hastened to Brussels,
Gurley Was now prepared to show that Mrs. Peach fused to tell the writer. name. He acknowledged that lie atm
ender a false name, but was recognized and arrested as II
a person suspected of intending to attempt the life of was cdnfined by illness at the time the conversation was met persona whom be believed to be thieves, and he 6.91,4
said to'have taken place. them to be thieves, because they seemed to have no other may
et Whig. 1
Louis XVIII. He was conducted to Ghent, what he -Mr. Jostles LAtmassra thought tau faet would net alter the Th. oat., a
attempted suicide in prison, but was prevented front itto
plaintfra night to mover, and the Court held that the verdict
carrying his design into effect, and carried to Aix la should not be disturbed. , A number of the householders I. Regatt.steeet were Lod ss,
111 e---r's complaint": thineaSestitfur want
a I"' le newer bilis.
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Chapelle, to be given opus the Prussians. He 'escaped Mr. Gunnar then moved for a rule to spew cause „da, ~e 4 mite, for am hewn( the footway were their &ow dewed AD
on the road, and arrived in Paris at the moment of the why it should not be referred to the Mater, to compute of snow before ten o'clock in the seensing.
the costs to which the defendant had been made sub- - M A RT-Lst-DONNE. bu
second restoration. bo
by irregular proceedings on the part of the plain- Mines Yana, an old woman, rm. An, Joke Durban it, agreed
In June, 1816, he was arrested once more, being ace }act, byZing, sod Mrs Drafie, a boy, were brought up far fetal tiatniolliell Ss
upon a charge of rotsbery and housebreaking, committed as far bad
as eke mooch of January,ur, 11916. It appeared by the ',Mew
cased of having plotted to carry off the Princes in the tiff, in not.going to arbitration.—Rule gasr.anted.
environs of St. Cloud. In August, 1817, he was brought• es
before the Correctional Police (Cr the wizen of thel The defendants were tried some time since at Guild-
hall, in the City of London, charged with a conspiracy road: hoeing pwtei to church. on Sandy the Sider January, Pisttar., lal,i:
diamonds of the Princess of Wurtemberg. That tribuna
to make Hazelden a bankrupt, and cause fictitious leaving the house locked up, without err person in it ; during Ana which
declared itself incompetem. M. de Maubreuil was then
debts to be proved under the commission, for the pur- etnene_!.it woo „.
_broken oens, and robbed or various articles of jeed. Ma
sent back to the Royal Court: He pleaided there his own Oil
cause, but like a man of unsound mind; and, at the l'_°.r of reducing- the dividendsof the boiskftele creditors. terfiCTinhadougmsb nue "I".
Illibbace against skie
r,rimer, woes girl of to years -
same time, he addressed a note to all the Ambassadors, All the defendants were found Guilty, except D,zon ow, doisbgegedie kw* crteme who owed, abet die
eat,poi
and Millwood. . at her maker's on the morning of the robbery, Os
insulting their respective Sovereigns.
1 Mr. ABOUINES now moved is betaalfof Gray, sae of the defend. end idled of pig to rub Mr. Willlnghassis base; after ASS • lime
The Court of Cessation sent him back to the Royal anta,nebn is an attorney, for a rule toiscom,,,.„ why there should they went oat, nad after coming back laid that they bad Mak tie libi
Court at Rouen, and afterwards befove.that of Dottay.; =taro now trial. 4 . house; and the a. 4d she saw a great many pretty thing*. ad As,
At the moment when the sentence was to be pronounced,. It did not smut that any of the other defendants were la Court.some beak mess .yes. on im, eytdetke mom, Paz, al
he escaped from frison for the fourtit•time. 'He went to usual when new trials in cases of,indietmeot are reeved for. Heebner were CONlMitllla far trial the I
should
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bC:su a under alt the dreamstances, thought the application WORSHIP-STREET. 6oi
Belgium, and thence to -Enthard.
The Court of Douay madet When the part:lessee brought ep for judgment. Yesterday, Carp Palmer, a yeses IA wan been* up brim ease
coedefinsed Mutiny contumacy,. to- five fiefs' imprison- The Guar then, ea the modes of Ms. emsey, ordered the muninstion, charged with being one of the gang who robbed City es This
1 ment and a fine of 500 francs. elebadanarto be brought up far judgment as Niseday eenalght• Thomas Molloy, at Bethnal Green, on the 31st of last Asps,. soh,
- • One of the gang, named Cameo, has heat since convicted and
LAW Riploat. . COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, JAR. M. transported for the Oates. ~ MI
WELD% TOMS am OTEIEEL Mr. -Molloy peeved that attest the middle of the day in quail., San
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COURT OF CHANCERY, Used. . • This was an action on a policy of insurance, on the as he was waging through a laid nesclietbnalireen,twe yoga( ma
rushed ardlealy and passed him, One of whom snatched Mamma. Mt
4412ERRELMONINEL O.IIAEL 01 amass. life of Lady Margaret Hsinlock, for a considerable Mid end
Mr. AfrroatisvGatianat..atated, ,that this Petition advanced to her by the plaintiff, The insurance was ribbalVidlick arekil, and /11" gr with Ms mg a" tly. "11,r ill
me an alarm. aid the soishere man Parsoods bat weal/ No
could not identity the misuser as one at data. had been pat into the Paper of to-day:per order. The: effected with the Pelican Insurance Company, by Mr. .:alsi
Petition was filed by the Mayor and -Aldermen of the Gibbs, of the firm of Howard and Gibbs, who transacted Three witnesses stated lemdray sow a gang of de lade *dig it • tau
City of Osfordt it stilted, that certain property bad
.the basilica,
...Au e.. time afterwards a new Insurance a Geld, who, so the approach Cl Mr. Maley, went behind .beau • all
been left•lity a Gentleman of the name of Bolter, to- Compaoy, called the Star Insurance Company, was aZiwboamestbanwl ebutemUdiastllheaniwo of_tham Oat reined bx
am ,111_.1.111! s
am cry " Slap shad!
found a charity in the neighbourhood of Oxford, for established, of which Howard and Gibbs were Dime- the „mit, hue the ;tem seeped.. The phew was =
the support of six poor =meld to be called "Cutler's tors ; and Gibbs, in whose possession the original party.—.llle was meandsted fee Via , 4 . -111!
Satyr Charity;" and the object of it was, to
.have a policy was, .thinking it would be beneficial to the new LAMBETH-ST=lff. - - . .
reference to the Master, to. nquire whether it would be Company to have the policy transferred from the Peli- A=lnoo Maud Ala Ikaltovancti waamme.wassiesn up
for the interest of the Charity, that it should be ex- can Office, cancelled the policy, and transferred it to 4, wile Army, was 'barged with •- i -Kim
a pm( as damed Abrasion, who- by Illb
changed for a farm in the possession of Mr. Blacken, a the Star Company, without the plaintiff's knowledge. 04.wite. a haberdasher si, abanankesmo
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Gentleman of landed property in the same neighbour- Gibbs also received from the Pelican Company 901. of primer cum to Mr. Odom% May. WIE mew to
hood. The Attorney General did got think it his duty a balance of premium, for which he never accounted sub 'webby; she took down Now Os
to oppose the reference should the Court think:PmPer to the plaintiff. Six months had elapsed before the °I "la "um lullr Far •( whit. sak illeilbleb Warbled ~ ah,
plaintiff's knowledge, *ben stocking. were Mond hi Ida
to direct it, it being understood that if the Master should transaction came to the ap smarm away with. The of two petrel&
elarge was pan
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report in favour of the exchange, the xpense should be the Star Company applied to him for an increase of leered by Mr. Barad. a hosier a Whitechapel, far issafig4.ll4
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borne by Mr. Nickell. In the absence of other. Gen- premium, on this ground that Lady Hunlock't age was —The prisoner was committed. El
tlemen instructed to appear, he had stated thus much, under-stated, it being stated in the policy that she was h "Pear"' that he had spent a very large NMI of 11416 ti 111 11. UM
and having done so,•he kit it.in the bands of the Court. under sixty-three years, whereas she was in fact sixty- MGR:at eltrai
ttriats. f rom wbkhillannerbe had aweandreeLd" gnat" ill d" Gresseir Ell
His Losesum ordered the reference. . *even; but while this matter was associating Lady s.s i_ - " - __-.1 ugh
COURT OF EXCHEQUER, JAL SC Henlock died, and the defendant., who were Directors DIED.
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inmsatau a. mum of the Star Company, refused to pay the Money insured
_aserif Yonefeef monde& to CarierwFbres Pwarricks the NM
In tick ea... which was an woes fora °kit a verdict bed bin to the plaintiff, because the age was under-rated. The ~,,md„'C'egigni Sir ffe-rbert Iraihr' aged Mal :rose bn nttb. am
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eindoed fee the plated,. and cause was tried at Guildhall at the Sittings after last Soddenly, en Thursday evening. Mr. Wier. et Iffilbsak-terne, ki
Mr. Baoemiese now applied for a Rule Nisi fora ige,.whig aeaseised the plain. tweet/breed mat Coath costractor ; it is supposed of pasty* ,
new trial. The Learned Gentleman made application term,. before the ChiefJuet. to attacks Cl which be had before bean subject. •
trif..oe
.._etccount of error in stating the age. 8
on two grounds—namely, that the Learned Judge, Thureday, the Lady of Mr. F. Pollock, Bartiater,leaving a fanny
before sham the trill took .place, stated to the Airy, ror. sergeant WILDS this day moved fora rule to oretrwe "dm. to thrum her lam as
show cause why the nonauit should not be set aside, on dr .
that, in his opinion, the justification pleaded br the de- — --le di
bthelirottn.„ dal the wholetoremr buying bean transacted NEWOATE moo LEADENHALL MARKETS Jae it
ierultrat bad been proved; the other .gismod NOM dint Beef ... . ....3s 0.1 to 4s 4d 1 Veal S. ad .to S; al 2
v miss. and because there was se fraud on tbe part .-
immediately after the verdict had been gime 4441141 M - . . - • • Memo .. ...... Is ad to As &I I Pork ... As Si to 51 01 is
of his client. He contended, that in the circumstances _
the Jury was doweeding from the boa, a Gentleman 4,
of the case no warranty was implied iv the statemeet PIIICES or HAY axe STRAW ISSIBRDAY.
addressed one of them, end expressed his astonishment are sautes. worsocoaras.
that they had found a verdict for the plaintiff, to which in,i,,_ther,_l"°licy," ,______, , -,, was Kay 34 17s 04 to 61 Os old I Hay Di 108 so a 5, od oJo
ialeijoror hephed.....„ I ars sour that at Ira, so, for I. 404:44.-87t.tilatit
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slim ISt od , Clover 41 10s to it Ps :11 NJ,
belittle the plaintiff to be ---,.." Upon Wads the Judges being -Glebe adobe 'Oaks, the nab wasesksed es to the seat
Geetleasau in question inquired whether be had heard insisted, balralabd as to the Pankow. ' PRICE OF HOPE, PER CWT. Jas. Sr. ' a .14
the twice expressed by the Jadse? aa 0, yes," said Logp )14TOit'S COURT, .. i ANOMIT 26. Kent •Ifllir RICICiTs.
egos to 120 s 1 Kent YEW
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tlkl loror. " Then why concur in the verdict r' ner The Cow was excessively crowded during the whole %net
aurally asked the Gentleman. " Swaim L weetrd to off yesterday, in the expectation that two acclaim would Essex
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Pt my dinner." was the instant reply of the Juror,— be tried, viz. Wilts v. the Directors of the Cornwall Farnham flue 1471 to 17'3—Seconds. 120 s to
(A leigh).--The Learned Gentleman stated, that this Mining Company, and Hyde n. the Directors of the PRICE OF LEA' HER. '
fdrailition of the Juror, in his opinion, formed a sail- 244 Freund Dilapidation Company. The latter was Best Dresslng Hides...... ...... ... ...... ... lid to 15d
dent ground for setting aside the verdict, and cited the 44; recover flat we of sax, being we year's salary dpi _ men Ditto ............... ............... tsirto tad
Crop 35 to 401ba fat cutting ... 13}41 to 13d
case of as Deltas v. Taylor," in support of this applica- to the plaintiff, a clerk in the Company's service, at the Ditto ea to soft, .............•• tsd to 174 Lis
11046 It had been lent down by the late Lord Pin" time of its dissolution. Both eases were put off until Calf Shinn MI to 40Ibs .......,......... « led to 24d col
borough, that any declaration of a Juror unconnected the next Court-day, the time of the Court being arcs- Ditto SO to 701ba ...... .......... .. 22d to 274 j it°
With the giving in of the verdict, as (Of instance, RP pied until a very-late hour, in trying a question of no Ditto 70 to 80Ibs
Susan Bests, Greenland).— ..... .... ...... lad to god
expression made on the day after the trial. Wlt7 not an importance, Tamed three Hides. ..... ... - ........ - 524 to 15d .
adequate ground for setting aside a yard ct, but that public airistazugs Spanish Hoise Hides... isd to tad
anything immediately connected wigs the fin,diog of the POLICE INTELLIGENCE. PRICK*, TALLOW. SOAP be. per lila. tal
Jury might might be urged in support of an application of this --or-- Town Tallow. _ 4a id Yellew Seep
-sort. Here !be Juror distinctly state; that he did not - MANSION-HOUSE. Yellow Russia
concur in the verdict. Thursday, a young woman, @alertly dressed, applied for a sum- White ditto -—s Oel Curd
Mr. Baron Gastaow said, No, Mr. Brougham ; he mons spent some Parish Owen, foe 1411111112 102 give her raiel 1 Soap ditto
says be concui red, but he gives his reason for that con- but it appearing thee she was living is adultery with a paramour, Melting Stuff 55, 454 Good Gress ....... ---- as 01 te
and bad neglethed her husband during illness, the Loan Maria
curtence—(4 laugh). if one Juror concurs with the COURSE OF BXCH A NOR, Jam se.
ii
dismissed the case, declaring that he could make no order in favour Amsterdam l2 5 C.F. Seville..., Me
other eleven in a verdict, however improperly, it would or one who wee son le a gat. of adulterous toteteseese. Ditto at sight 12 2 Gibraltar.... ex
be certainly wrong to disturb the verdict on that ground. The complainant was stupified by the decision. She wasted use
Antwerp ... ...... 12 6
Rotterdammi Ul2 6 Leghorn —...... 471 , A
of court, and was immsdiatety after seized with hysterics. Her
It often happens that a person sitting under them over-Gen0a......_.... 4S}
crowd sound the Mussion•beasse door, and she X
heart a Jury ; when loudly discussing their verdict, sc!"'"sattn
was carried tacteleaia .. Oise .an • 1 Hamburgh ve U 3? 3 Vonice.„...„..- m
each states his particular reasons to be so and so; if eest coed.Altona ... 11 U 37 4 Malta ..:....... -4 71
OUIILDHALL. Paris,adaresigla its as Naples ........... Set at
these reasons appear to be improper, would that be I
Ditto ... ..... .6 U IS 83 Palermo ........ 1 isd per ss
enough to disturb a verdict ? Yesterday Sharpe Ragland, the clerk to Mr. Charles Sewell, bop tiAm
fames, in the ilosonb, was brought before Mr. Alderman Warm. • "**"*." 354 1
Mr. Baocons.se—lf a Jury cense to a decision by improper Cadis ......... -. 54 Rio Janeiro.- - 40
Max for final ertaininatien on a charge a uttering a forged check ti
means, such as was the case in Dent v. the Hundred of Salford, Barcelona .-... 33% Dublin tat
for 3461. in the name of bia: employer, with intent to defraud Messers 21
where the Jury cast lots for their verdict, the verdict cousin not to .. 8i1b0a...... ...... ..34
Banbury and Co. bankers, Lombard-street.
stand. Here a Juror. It clearly appears, had been intleenced by
Mr. Bolland attended as Counsel fur the prosecution, and Mr. COAL MARKET, Jas. Sr.
improper motive.. Law for she prisoner. Ship. at Market. Ships Sold. Price. ^
(The Rule for a new trial was granted on the fun grand, The deposition of Messrs. Hanburys' clerk, that he paid the 541 Newcastle 141 Ms Od to She ed
namely, that in the opiates of the Learned Judge, the jusnication
had been proved). check, and gave the note, Na 6957, for 3001. In payment ;and the
•• Surdertaud 5, 551 Od to 37. had ,il, '
deposition of fdr.,Hawley s clerk, that he received that note from ----- . ~. I
COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Jan. 26. the prisoner In payment of a watch, were both read. The latter MAILS —THIS DAY. i
COCCI AIM CO. O. MOOILOOALLI Atte so. witness stated that the prisoner left 204 at Mr. Hawley's, for AWL DO& •111. EEL i 1
This action vas brought *by Messrs. Cocks and Bid. which he did not return; !OW. of it waniven up to Mr. Cope, the __a
Dublin l 0 France 0 1 -
marshal, and the oilier Was put into drattation. w wri..rd 1 0 Hamburg 0 1 •i
dulph, bankers, at Charing-Cross, against the defend- ilitr. Goble, a hop factor; and kir. Isaac Sewell, brother to Mr. G'-r"l4` and Jersey 1 0 Flanders 0 1 1
ants, as the acceptors of a bill of exchange for 5,0001 Charles Soren, bosh that the signature to the check was not u,ssbm,_,„__ d 0 Gottenburgli 1 •
which the plaintiffs discounted for Hodes and Co.— Mr. Charles Sewell's band.wtitlng. The latter Gentleman was in '0"" 0O 1 Sweden 0 • ~ J
'Court; ready to. prove that fact, but could net be called for the „ ,
Leeward Islands 0 0 America 0 1
The defence was; that Messrs. 61 ices and Co. had parted
ion and the prisoutes Counsel declined to examine him. "11"'nu 0 0 Jamaica . 0 li .. w
o ith the bill to Hodges upon an agteemeat, which prosecution
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e prisoner was committed for trial., lit G d-w AT BM at LONDON BRIDGE TO MORROW. • a
Hodges did not keep, and that Hodges was not a cre-
ditor for mote than 7001, when he parted with the bill ,
__,, BOW.STREET. . Monolog
Afternoon • • 47 minuses atter 2
7 minutes atter 3 I. go
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to the plaintiff's. It was contended at ilie trial, that the , ,-.7„---
of blawavinbeirtktiel tawle",7l).". vtwoerare-anatrk: --- -:------ -------.
ought to have no rights which Hodges bad IL crow i
coujtcpai is flout
of suniaP°C.l
Palace, WI Friday No. i, Ptelau-liacs) Tsinpls•liar.
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