The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-08-14 00:00:00

.11321 FORD. Ave. I.
11111/IFT.
ilidietllleet Os Its
&notary is tits
was till rub lately
Phillips.
with wiled eitl.ear.,
Ile Chattier,.
Term, 1821, few.
against three MI&
be breselat against
~ Matthews. sad Mr.
promissory notes, sad
Mr. Harris. Forty

, but the prlaelpil
try, would be who-
Nerresher or Dectaii•
concerned is en-
stacks, ea which spa.
sartalaed ; the de.
November. 1817; he
\ these apeesiatleas I
speesialloas wawa.
wide% he (Omsk)
prove the pardeatall
esparstely, is kp
to thweessuot of 11,4411,91191.
1-441 betweea Neveshea.
amount of 19,110 L
the speculadoeiNl
lee% sad the ulthisee
'1 be able toydelitC
about Witt di'
fee the nessisarg
his ewe. Bet Ilk.
, notes sad bill, which
Harris, and had beaded
• be put In solt 'll9
whets sea. Is taski
net sates wets' veAl
'attributed so lOW
IN As trammels.
, the defendant;" s.d
alteradons in the bast
show the conceal-
eoatrived on tbe pert
for the preset:odes
*polar of Mr. .111Pds ;
'-ese she defeedlet, Is
t• o Messrs. Barbers,
produced, by latch it
to bay or sad so
sad so such for
/ these letters were
Harris himself was to
directions for himself.
sad Co: were de-
la one way, while
the saute totals on
. sad credited ie as-
however, was cadre'',
•
. the whole arhis
which elated. that
Mr. Hardt., De 44.
daegerwas a speculidee,
&asp were solely Mr.
a letter hut the
. writer treated the
addition to which, Mr.
the tames and lids
of which be stalsall
to his sod *NI
beakers, after AI
sae of his acres*
50. 41. to altodiii
without haring Nil

• replied 6o the I.
by Mr. Hartle, awl

confirmed to ea-
&Oast the defendant:
• the prosecutor, as
could have gives

.at gentleman had
signed the &Wonky,
Mask. As On lho'
. to Hemet lllaillogh
meant as a Mod OD
and upon than
contended, the dm

llowed by some shouts.
himself sorry to hear
approbation or 41s-
every body there to
lad hoard elsewhere,
case. His Lord-
satisfied that the de-
, before they would
twine falsely, he must
inew what the facts
observe at consider*.

the use, sod de-

. placing cnosiderable
defendant to hie brokers.
Jg•house and of Mr.
the m f Mr
and signing the an-

'clock at sight, LA-
Y them. and returned
dine i• theater:dog,

crowded till the
shoots of, approbation
aomataalcated to ail

e■ BUOSTING 0/ •
roan gentleman In
received a severe in-
, A party of friends
and on taking lea►e,
-ire atm a Galata
increasing tke
ecnsequenee
sorry are we to re-
tessm. Edw., ,tlson,
:ly sent fur, who
upon the fracture; an
of this city, and he
. unfortunate yhang
dangerously ill; bat some
reovery.

POLICE.
OuILDIALL --George Swings, the driver of the
'sackful chariot 940, who has ben in custody ever
shin the accident ea Ludgatmhill, when Mr. Bil-
brough, a carpenter. of Halal's-court, Water-lame, was
rue over and seriously Wand. was again bringht op
yesterday before Mr. Alderman Bnown. A certificate
from Mr. Box, the surgeon:. was read; which stated
Mr. Bilbrough to be now out of Jaeger. He was sot,
however, sufficlesdy recovered lobe able to awed the
examination. and it became a question coder all the
circumstances, whether any sad what further proceed-
logs should be instituted ageism the prisoner.
The Alderman not beteg unpainted with the par-
ticulars of the accident. the whole of the evidence,
which has already hose before the public. was read.
Mr. Payee, the Magistrate's Clerk, suggested. that
although is the sprain of the medical gentians Mr.
Bilbsough was now considered out of danger, the Al-
dermas would probably sot think it prudent to per-
mit the painter to go at large, unit the sufferer bad
completely resented from the effects of the occident.
Is a tenet este which bad occurred at that office, au
feishosaa of the mass of 'Marty, wise bad ben seri-
nay injured le an affray lit Chick-lane, after having.
bees considered eat of danger. mud eves among to
give his gridiron at the hetieemoom. la eranquence
of which the partite *argil with having assealsed
him were admitted to ball. hod elhearell"o"a
la the hospital, and the ball eft ens of harmed per-
nem bad set yet bees able to apprehend him.
Mr. Alderman Baran sheens& that a very violist
mash bad bees menmitted, aid very issues 'twisty
sustained by one of his Majesty's nitinte. though 6r-
diestaly fir the prisoner, death bad an nosed from
his gross mionsdact. The public lookei up to the
Magistracy for prienties against this net of .utragse,
while passably pursuing their hashw ea the Binge
highway I sad If mm of this slam would get istosi-
sated while in the 111011C1110 of their oceevadoe. and
thereby *wham the Byes of posestagers is donne%
they teat be Inds to feel that each minuet malt
not be permitted to pass off with impunity. From the
madame be had now beard read, it was clear that the
snidest bad bees entirely occasioned by the drunk-
nem sad negligence of the prisoner. A mere was-
tes act had acutely ever come eider his cognises*,
aid he should therefore feel It his duty to direst him
se be prosecuted at the expellee of the city, sad ie the
meantime to eater late seearities for his appearallos.
himself le dbl. mad two sesedee le MK each.
The prieemer being aapripared with his kinds,
was eosudtted for want of hail.
1101/41911118T,-04 Measly as lavestigatin took
place respecting a robbery which was committed is
the house of Mr. Centre% who keeps a lodging
and boardiaphowee Iflkirepetreet. in the Strad.
fe psponed that Mr. MOM Deem, the Mester of
the Uward Wen ledlannes• wee It the Nab of
lodg-
lag and boarding at the home when Isis ship was la
the West ledia Dock and en Satanlay, when he was
is Ihr dialagmoom with the Wm ledgers, aid shout
is go ant. he shamed that he on IMO IT oak to
take tho messy whisk helm( abuse Mei in lib ittelti,
'fee hat Okaying is picked. he should titeiefeit dive-
sit it is his desk, sad be anoraingly pat.therelie seven
S 4 Bank of England notes. On Monday penile
early. Md. Cetnettik obi Maar •111401.1411114.
'cession So in's* As writ/eras*, whMilkillessier.
ed that it was *pee ; this she aiedininsltin Ihn
lessees, if Mr. Drams but anodise being
present, advised Mrs. Connell.* iuderesier Drew*
of the cirenestamee. pad as hbramelattden of the
desk he dinoverml that Me Veollll6 bet bon lobo*
and the seven U. Medi 4
.111orlsoid notes. Tile
created alarm In the bite ledgers that troth
up expressed thole =l, the sea
nuts venous& Jett there till
Mr. Draws west eat the alootahle
belonging to the aloe?* Odle; wile proceeded la
search the ledgers end servants, *le rooms, he. but
nothing of a sample:lona agtikut was feast Mr.
Drewe's suspicions thee (1 upon a Mrs. Mary. Again
Louisa Butler, who although it was thou 11 o'clesk,
hatLeuit diem. Mrs. Cockrell was directed by 1011.1
top is ler bed-roes, lad Infer= her what had label
place, and south her person, clothes, he. bat nothing
of a suspicious nature was hud: Afterwards Bilis
***robed the ram, whom he Amid ia a drawer twenty
sovereigns wrapped up ie paper, several snail parcels
of silver, and two loose sovereigns, which she claimed
all to be her poverty. and that she bad been is posses.
sloe of them for three weeks, although the sewepaper
they were wrapped up in was dated the 24th of July
last. Ellis condoned to search the valances of tile
bed, and heard SOLO paper rattle, and on searchleg
the bed furniture a second time, two five pound Bank
of Reiland min fell down, 'membered 17,047 aed
17,048, dated Itch June, 1822, which Mr. Dram
Identified as being two of the notes he bad received,
and had every reason to believe be had locked them is
the desk. These. with the cash found in the tr.
amounted to the sum stoles except U. and 6d.
Bader denied all knowledge how the motes sante
among the bed furultare ; bat under sigh eie4m.
stances de was brought to the office, when the addi-
tional suspicious circumstances stated were. that she
had been biard to say she was short of money ; that
she was absent from bons* during the whole of Sun-
day; and on her being questioned to give ap account
of herself. she said she went to }Hammond on that 4.y
with a gentleman is a stogie horse than, whom she
did not know ; but refused to tell the house she was
at, or hew she spent her time. qpuir these einem-
stances she was committed for Main onasioation
on 'napkin of having stolen the Unit min-
John Gee. a man. apparently between 70
years of age, underwent au examination ay be-
fore T. H• 1.14. Esq. charged with COWIN a most
digasting assault upon Elisabeth Beckett. a girl only
eight years of age, is a field near Clapten. Ho was
ordered to lad bail.

Ltwurru-svnenT.--Ifra. Gibson, an interesting
looking young woman, keeping a toy-almp sear tT.e
Mai.i and Magpie, Stepempflolds, 'needles) by Mr.
Griffiths, a surgeon, who professed to be ber friend,
was Introduced befnee Sir Usniel.Wililaos, the sit-
ting Magistrate, and applied fur a warrant to appre-
hend a .11r. Northman. and Jlr. Shertrasese, landlord
of the Job's Castle, WieNe4ion•street,
Ills worship put the sermesary questions to the ap-
plicant la a delicate manner, and having received
the answers warranting kin jarisdictiee, he grassed

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the 'errant, and Fortune. the *Seer of the day, was
istastly despatched to execute it. The Dicer see
returned with Mr. Sheareman is custody, who was
promptly put to the bar, when Mrs. Oilmen deposed
that ea Sunday afteraoen, slat two *'clock. the
phooey sad the ether accused called at her house:
they sent out for a quarters of ram, of which she
drank a small portion, and they the remainder, when
they departed. She laid herself carelessly on the
hod up stairs, sad remained dosing about an boar,
when she was suddenly alarmed by Mr. Hodson
rudely laying bold of her. Sbe sc►eamed oat, Fi►e !
Ahirder ! Murder! apes which she beard the pri-
soner, who seemed to be adjust, laugh very has-
tily. She struggled as well as she possibly sembis
bet her stands was iesaScient to resist his Sisk
and she swooned away, and after a little dm* found
herself ales ; spa which she ram down Maim, kw
jag her clothes nearly torn off her bask, bar stockimp
by her heels. sad her bah, dishevelled. Os spewing
the street-doer. the Ant posts she saw was as eM
man. who stands opposite wit► a fruit stall.of wheel
she ismaired, •• which way they were gas" Hss
woo was lotto a stranger to her. aid ►er sly squalid*
ease with the prises was, that she had lived use
Mei shoat a year ago. sad dealt wit► him for ►eer.
s. He was plasma 'ketch a 'halides daring the
pepetesties of the eats's, that she is positive he meet
boa seen and ►eaed all that past. Sheds. net kw"
bow *hoped's gained a stood ingress to the bass
the oily versa la It were herself awl a female eillilet
aged *bout few years, heisting to a asigitheast.,.
shoat balsa hoar after she saw Mr. Gallas, te wiles
she emasealnied the whole circumticce. •lb .IMM
the less sad 'sly pens she informed att.

Mr D. WILLIAM remarked to the plieswer, that a
most urinates had bete swore to by the pretece-
tris, sad IMAM stood capitally charged Is siding sad
abotdag. and wished to know whdt Meese he bad to
make, mutilating hies, at the same time, to be catered
last he should say say thing to crimiaate himself,
The primmer then admitted Lavin *lied &boot the
doe &Waded to at Mrs. Gilmea's home, seeeempanied
Mr. Hades'% who is forearm is a Imre asanufac-
toey I. the seighlsoarliood of Spitelfelsle; they weft
ring at the time to the Ship at Stepaey; she asked
Itim If he wu plug to "stand" say this( to deli*,
oleo 'hide he olined her dd. sad a quarters of rs
etas brevets is for It ; sbe drank a glass of it. sad he
tad his Mood the remaisder. and departed ; as they
4/1111 plug eL she said. 64 Mr. Shearmao, woa't you
min as you're twoolag bark. sad give me a pinch of
rant" They actordisgly sailed, after being about
&boat aa hoar, aid ea being about to take their exit
she remarked to Mr. Hardman, " D—n it, woe% you
*ad soy sees ?" He aaswered, " yes, wy Saar."
sad gave her is.; she them sent $ little girl out with
botelotag half a plat of tea. which they amok
rename tee pica* of another fill glees. Os
blab Wig eirpll4 be bung It ea a nail by the
flisiegisie when AD said. "D-& it, leibeeta will
is prineatly ;" sad took It down.
0- Darnis,--Who is Hikes?
Pipmisortz —He Is say husband. bet we've we tired
*me thee* yesea-med a half. I frequestly
of hie ems. hoe peons shield sumps
f ednatate et M. as I'm a low womeo.

Tki pritasernsursei—He iW sot bear Mr serves

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Otte. the lisle. girl, was eitainiard..-Sheesid
oho Iles. Whets cry eat "bet sod fonder !"
unwed times, bet on being croloorminued, the wit-
tics gave contradictory evident.
D. Wratiaare remarked that it was the most
Sayan ease hi bad ever beard; that the defence of
the prisons woes. materially differeat se the whines
plait him, and that justice might an be impeded in i
its due coarse, he would, ander all the preens circum-
stances, admit him to bail. foe his apparent again
at the See whoa Hardline is in custody, which be
Loped would he very soon.
The Owner fogad sabattalial ball, ad was Übe-
rated.
The parties accused are each married man.
Qtrotax-ornate.—Testerday two geadomen appear-
ed at this olive to make inquiries repeating the rose,
waste, who by an artful story. told with great an-
blnee of simplicity on Monday. before the magic
tattoo, upon whom she practised eaccerefaily. bating
obtained a small sum of loony with a reference for
the assistance of the parish where she was last set-
tled. She had also by a similar tale impend upon
one-of the gentlimea who had exercised his iefieence
in his owe circle of acqualetance. sad obtained not
only comfortable and respectable clothing, but • si-
tuation la the family of one of his friends as a set'.
not. After beteg treated with the greatest kindness
by the family, she most ungratefully repaid it, by ab-
sconding, and taking with her four sovereigns, some
silver spoons. and wearing apparel.
The Worthy Magistrate deeply lanneted the air
enostance, and said it was exceedingly painful to re-
ject those pitifal stories, bet be believed it would
be better for the public. if all person who came so-
der similar complalate were committed ; however dis-
tressing to the feelings of the Magistrates.
An *Seer went is search of the young culprit, not
doubting ha should find her.

Last week, Samuel Sheppard underwent a private
examination before A. Woodlands, Esq. Mayor of the
Borough of Bridgewater, on a charge of indescrib-
able beamiality. We decline entering minutely into
the detail of the clantustaoces of this ►orrid affair ;
suffice it to say, that the evidence of Samuel Mitchell
appeared, in the opinion of t►e Magistrate, so
clearly to establish the fact of his criminality, that
be committed him to lichester Gaol, to take his trial
at the neat Kiwis,. The unhappy wretch has, it
is saiJ, a wife and five children now living in Bridge.
water.

Groups of vagrants, calling themselves gypseys, are
now prowling about the western counties, to the great
alarm end annoyance of honest people. Among the
various villainies attributed to these wanderers, is the
practice of child-stealing. Horrible as the thought
is, we are assured from well informed quarters, there
are strong grounds fur suspecting that children,
stolen in the country, have been deliberately bled to
death, packed op in boxes, sent to Loudon, and sold
there to anatomists, Ste. Men of all professions are
cold blooded in matters of busiaers.—(Bristol fifer.
corry )

COTTON.—The demand condoms eosin*, chief,
to the India descriptions; about ose-half of the Semi,
were take. for export, the remainder fir home tee_
suneptioa I the sales aims *sr last mossist of 1600 bey,
all is hood.
SUGAR.-Tee Seger market continued be.,. Int
week, particularly for low brown bluscovades, midi
were offered at reduced prices, without facilisost
sales to any utast, several parcels were sold at 455. as 4
ft.—This foresees the purchases of Nuecovades ere
iseessidereble, yet the pewee alast week artfully amis.
liaised. The public sale of Barhadoes Siete to4w,
West off heavily at prim a shade lower, Mx 441. for
yellow, up to 70e. for good white.—Melasses were lw;
meek Via sad today there is so variaties.—fly port,
sale on Friday, 586 chests of Sa It Swot west of
with considerable briskness, at prices Is. to 2s. ;kiwi.
COPPER.—Tie qsaatity of Coffee brought f.re,
Aar Tiesday lest week, cognised of 1,796 oldie, lad
legs. yet, sotwithstauJing these extensive eales,C,
whole went of with great bridisess, and all the deserip.
timer except the very ordinary, wen Is. a Pa. Der cr.
bliher. This foresees then were few pub& isle,
US casks, 45d bags ; the :bole sold with great belsk.
sees, tufty supporting the advance, aid is seem in
domes, coloory Vase sissified a farther impreeeweet;
Mocha for home consumjelkes, of • mach better legit
an th has lately appall at market, sold at
market moat be stated brisk, at the liqwrreseest se
have esestiosed.
IRISH PROVISIONS, itc.—ln Beef or Pees ties
is so alteratios. la Bacon more lonises! deist, pewit
cubs.—lrish Batton are move steady; Wateeford as. a
73e. Prime Dutch Bauer is scenes pekes are ea,
varied.
HEMP, FLAX, and TALLOW.—Tkere has ills
some variation is the price* of Foreign Teaser; tee
nearest qeseatios to-day of Yellow Caudle is cee.
sidershie isles were last week rerwied at as. sad ifs.
id.—Hemp cowdsues is good dowsed. at Wroth/
prices. 1. Flax there is little alteration.
OILS.—The Oil Trade not elms is die late *mink
state; from the advaseed semis, and as andesstisee
counts respecting the fishery, the holders tee eakieg
prices coseldsinkly higher, bee the trade hove mu yet
submitted to soy advance. The late seesaw free
Banthergle. isa. respecting the Oreealasd Fishery, ere
geseraily believed to he fateicatiess. Is Seed °shirr
salts are lately reported.
RUM, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.—There is little
situation to state is hums. the market madame beery.
—lt is dilisult to effect sales of Brandy at our quo*
tion.—Oesevae so heard, sold io parcels at 11;91I.
SlLlL—There leas hoes a cessiderulete advance
Italian Bilks ; Beer& sad Mime bear l presebia ef
a le. id. es theism Rees leas sale prices.

LONDON MARKETS. Arc 13.
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Mr. T. J. Hibbs, of Cowlisseh house. Hint.
imesemsa, has new is Ms gerdee, h to gather, • Is.
erep of peas, raised from well barraged said of the
pniceat year's growth, a eirennawmant which horticul-
turist& ea?, the seams. bet rarelyiWt e 1 •
Apples will be abasdast, sad are amssamily lard
preitably owing se the fondles rah with whieb our or.
chards have bees fertilised. • The promos of cider-
=Meg will seed oemusesee, sad the qmastity teem-
ed to be made will be cessidereMe. Tersips, every
where, plait well, and not the least appearance of the
fly..—(Terston Garin.)
:Osu Suede? *beat ewe o'clock. Dausimmew and
welghlseurhood were visited bra thunder storm. The
aleelele laid metered as ins at Old Kilpatrick, fee
agog the bell wires, and rendered drew all useltes ex-
cept owe; forced its way through a stone part' to
*roe pianos t pemetrated every nem Is the Water
Imaged dews ?Wake. deeteeled hh flak" is.. *
*Waters In the floor, and .sveatealf? oapledwl is
room filled with eompsay, without doing key other
tajsry this evertartileg a few glasses. Aid/seek
there were abut 10V people is the lan at the time,
fortasately w penal& was lajared swept ese of the
girls. who had part of her 'lathes barite& The
seem afterwards creased the Clyde, sad coseleded
Reafrewshire. There was a alight shower at the time
of the storm, and I good deal of rile fell after ire
o'clock is the &famous.
CalfTloll.—Monday last a bird, of an uncommon
she sad perfectly white, alighted ee the sop of the
March at WHIM. soda Mtn rearaiiieg there a roan
siderablatlmie, was shot atorithout emit, le the expec-
tation that it/ moult rape to the ease piece, the c's
was reloaded with a very heavy charge ; bet the bird
appespre-stwiteeti. Thi 'setae evening, a Isbell:le(
wale 'Aiiebitged the pion, when It beret,- mod OW*
leftlatiekih bated so dreadfully, that the Sur. r, see
at oar leirmary were obliged to amputate it. •1+
neforttlaste masts we andentaad, makes the tbiti
fourth Fatima lately brought to the ltdirsnary, fro
ace/ideate easied by the diecharge of overloaded Saes.
(Bristol Memory.)
ExscuTioN.—Rolrert Peer, the unhappy
who was left for amenities at Declares, for she outrtler
of an aged old etas, his relatitto, in order preataterelr
to ~sit at bin little property, an Friday list forfeited
his life, in the presence of as immense es.eceillare of
spectators. Os his trial, he peartrayed no symptoms
of irresolution ; bet at the place at eases ion, altbeigh
he asaintalised much firmness, Ilia general demeaseer
was very visibly altered. and be appeared to be see-
sib!y impressed with the awful situation is which be
stood. He was attended to the seaffold by • tlerti-
ens t and, after • short time bad bees spent in
prayer, the fatal signal was gives, whirls hided hie
into eternity.

MARRIED.
On Tuesday, at Islington Church, Ms. Edward Wia
of Clifford's-inn, to Elizabeth, secoad dsoglater of the late
Mr. Francis Reed, of Church-street, Isßegion.
Oa Tuesday, at St. James's Church. W .st•insler, Mr.
Henry Chamberlain, of New Rood-street, to Acne's, )(mer-
est daughter of Mr. Da% idsoa, of Curk-street, Burlington-
gardens.
On Tuesday, the 13th inst., at St. Martin's•io-the-belds,
William Thomas Ninon. Esq., of Nutdiumberisud-street.
Stroud. to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of William Parlor.
Esq., of the Elites-mews.

MEG.
On Monday last, siker son's hoeae, is Truesp,treL t. aged
63, Lydia, widow of Mr. Julies Worth, late of Grine-
r:Lurch-street.
On Tuesday, at his house in Mortimer-street. C. endlih-
square, Mr. George Hutchins" many years painter to h,
Majesty,
On Tuesday, the 13th 'noon., in the tliith veer of his age.
Mr. lgourdlllon, of II rent itas,rll-street, Covent-garden.
On the 9th bream, George Earle*, Esq., of the Greve,
ereseent, Camberwell.
Oe beaday, the 11th Instant, is his Uth year, at Sidmorith,
Mr. Hammel Hale, of the Guth:Mali Cadre-house.

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Loodau &Md. Pristod, aid Psollabod at dot Moot
" The Ilkaarsincth" mid " Tat CrollITITUTION" (Smoky
Paper, Na. 967. Birsod. DO!. WARDSL4, LLB. to
whom all ossaissicdt‘anr, Ord n, 00. F* r°11""1"
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OXFORD ClRCUlT.—Hassros
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Tat SING C. JINN GASS
Mr. Jame mated this was as int
prosemitios of Mr. John Harris, as
city, against Job, Harrah. who WI
nee of the members of ti e firm of Phi
' and Co., shirring the defeedant wit
rapt perjary, in as answer to a bill le
wet Gled by Mr. Harris, to Trleity I
, dippotery, and for as isjanction agai,
eclipse which were threatened to he
Me.. Hprris by Mr. Hornyol4. Sir. MI
IShaw, the holders of several prowl
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one bill of exebasge. accepted by Mr
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inetaacee of petjary were Wiped,
qustion the Jury weeld have to try,
. thee, hoer dierisaber, 1817, to Nov
bar, 1819, the defendant was at all'
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tail IWO spoeslatiese in the stock
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cleated* may great losses were so
.. •• -- Vadestibuier ewers that hem Nev
• - pease tabus soy tbiog to do with tab
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ailbeeisi also swots that all the u
. • made W. Me. Harris wily, aid I. wh' . ,
• had Dodds; to de. He should prow
bare esmeneed, sot jolatly. but sops
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awl millet auk for Hese, to WIMPS
AI! ' tapes videls loses wen sastalued be
1917, lei lievember, 111/, to the at
' Me. Jenisebes stated the origin of
. skespelloweemeleset of prods and less,
' bworreelleitlitluts-be stated be should
tikes Ileilblebseres oily liable so al
. dellelltetiefe. bested to provide fa
• It - liebsissimaipieilatleas entirely his
liarratt bud get the promissory motet
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. .'. e., . • had haw alluded is from Mr. Harris,
. tifeigellaril the present hoiden, to I
-. . • edere:l ilk. Maris es pay the whit
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iiii, d •be obis 0 show that see
sowels aired' other. Mr. Jervis -au
• to L. Pleillipir and Mr. Bettlesbane,
bele, -kept sure) from theta by the
proceeded Se detail fairies aid alters
i ; books, aid beaker's passbook. to VI
went ;bleb he mated had bee. *sate
• et the thefeeduat.-I.lc ',ideate to
bile.' do lit an its details the spell
sad a preetla ' of letters hen I
thitaillao of b .sed partners, to
ip
- '4ollt4slnire, Vi
oedmi. wore prod'
that be lewtdirstilmi them
tr Mrsilior the baeltlecirs. a
e thei 41r. Itarrik Same of t
, , : • ':
I .. . watt/IS-It dm ebast-whes Mr. Huth
•-• Lemke. sad &l. the brokers dine
. ' Ilse Hooks 'et ilhumes.• PlolHips a
• lila. awl tit/b/S :he' Me.. Harris is
. . .• Ilieil=ottleo. IWSISIIIIIIg th
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te
• ' debited and
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, . :tr. '''''
-' aims of prat, howm
I . - it.,lltted lithe pap-beals.
• The dideteduit's Cosa- kespdrud
asswom is Chancery to be reed, wh
Ili after ter .took atasesodesa. with it
4.! i ~:. alined galas (ardor is so daegerom
.1 k •
A aid that ail the snisseiseat diallers
6 )
Horris'a, and Mr. Hanle predicted a
r • defendant to Ma, In which the er
• whole loss as Mr. Harris', ; In addhl
Harris adaltted that be hat gins t
' i la succession, with et laving these a
,
i I were renewal. to he delivered up to
he had signed an authority to the b
these transactions. to traesfer from of
with the beau, a bales& of 5311. I
account, but stated thst Toselid so wit
the instruitent.
. , Mr. Puttee, fee the defeadaut. II
t probability .f the evidence given by
'i contended that it was not sufficiently
able the Jury to find a verdict again.
;
4
, • . it sru impossible to believe that th
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, attorney. and a man of business, es
t i
bills under the eirmatstaeue that
stated, or that be could have sign
1 for the Moshe of the babes* le bt
letters, they were mast as a blind to
and the entries in the book were men
Messrs. Phillips aid Bodenbass,
• groped', the Learned Cattleman co
trident was entitled to a verdict.
Mt. Pvir.sx's speech was follower
• ' Mr: Justice Raney expressed him
q . t In a Court of Justice any marks of ai
.f.i , approbation. It was the duty of ev
, engirds* from there minds all they had
" and to look at the evidence in the
,c
l'i ship stated that the Jury must be esti
' 4 fendut swore falsely and corruptly. b
find a verdict of guilty. If he swell
i
1.,:':, ~ bars done it corruptly, u be keel
were. His Lordship proceeded to ohm
• hie length on the general nature of t
.1.. tailed the evidence to the Jury. piac
;• ..' stress on the letters of the defends'
, •
. , in which the accounts of tbe basking
- i . Harris were "'panted ; aloe of the
Harris giving the notes and bib, an,
41 14 thority for the transfer.
' 4 ' The Jury retired about eleven o'clf
leg the documentary evidence with th
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into Court at a few minutes after tire
• ..:. finding a verdict of Nut Utility.
'
. The Court sad es remained
• verdict was returned, and the shout
• - . which followed it were speedily come
jparts of the town.
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DREADFUL. ACCIDINT 111011 TIIII
• CAIIIION.—On the 2d instant, a you
' •
1 i . 4 the neighbourhood of Keswick reel
jury by the bursting of a cannon. A
i • had been on a visit to his parents. ant
the young gestleaao. wishing to gin
! with a citation, had. with a view of ii
I
/ • port, greatly overloaded the piece.
ill was, that it bunt in pieces; and, so
• ' late, Severely (enured Ms skull. Me
•.i k hod Soo, surgeons, were inunediatel
performed a skilful operation upon
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Ili. ! express also came for Dr. 11 .of
has bus slate in attendance. The s
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mats is still living, though dangerot
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'I, i hopes are entertained et his recovery,
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