The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-02-08 00:00:00

THE ST.

THE RING'S INDISPOSITION.

CaPiton-Palace, Feb. 8. 19 o'clock.
The Kiog has passed a good night, and all symptoms of
his Majesty's complaint are disappearing gradually.
(Signed as usual.)

44.6:1 -

,TESMAN.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Elect, Pss. 7.—Cust down from the River, and re-
main, the Duncan Forbes. Wilson, for Tenerife; West-
moreland, Tyson, for Demerara ; Shakipear, Smart, for
Cadla ; Perseverance. Stoakley, for 'royal; and Eclipse.
Ward, for Malta sad Soria.
Porrsworra, Fan. 7.—Arrived the Briton, Reed,
from Bnccarl, with timber, for the Dock-yard ; sailed
the 13th of December; left loading the Oestrous Planter,
and Arethusa, both for Plymouth Dock-yard.-11so ar-
rived the Integrity. —; Caroline, Bloom ;

ton, Winter ; and Friends Goodwill, Jervis, from Ply-
mouth.

FALMOUTH, Fan. S.—Arrived the Isconomy, Waddon.
from London, for Pernambuco; and Harmony, Creswell.
from London, for Trieste.

Ltemneom., Pen. 6.—Arrived the Prince of Orange,
Telfer, from Pernambuco, sailed the Bth of December 1
Commerce, Rose, from New Orleans, sailed the 25th of
Decembe: ; Helen, Hillman, from Charleston, sailed the
3d of January ; Liverpool, Ill'Clellan, from Charleston,
sailed the 10th of January ; and Constitution, Seaward,
from Norfolk, sailed the sth of January.

t1:13 LION IS.
The following ectraninnicatien la from the pen of a guila
man of long experience u an engleur, and is deserving of
*erne,' attutlon.

TO TOE EDITOR.

Ste —Having been desired by the Committee of the Gas
Works is this city to investigate the cause of the late motor-
tunate accident at Newcastle. from an explosion of gas In a
private house, I sag further directed to communicate the
result of my inquiries to the public of this place through the
medium of your paper. The explanation is so satisfactory,
sad can be so easil understood. that I do not entertain a
doubt of an Immediate cessation of the alarm that the subject
may hate excited. The accident at Newcastle occurred
from • very great quantity of gas having escaped from the
oak or used pipe, which, making its way through the
ground, mmenialated under a boarded floor of the adjoining
house (aider which there was no cellar), and from under the
door into a cupboard, was there set fire to by a candle, and
exploded. Now, It is plain, that bat for the [SCATS of the
gas from thepipe It could not have accumulated la thehouse :
my inquiry was, therefore. particularly directed to the cuss
st the failure of the pipe. I found that It escaped at a lotirr
where a frietare had taken place ; and all surprise ceased
WWI I wee itlfOrllted that it was what is called a PLANO'
loner; which I hare always reprobated, and never on any
account use. The imprudent mode of joiaing two pipes,
any one can understand. The one pipe Is not made to Inert
Into the other, but the two pipes are merely brought to meet
by broad rims; which rims are screwed together. Metal
e* pipes coetnist expand in different temperatures, so that
such joints MO gee of being loosened ; sad the pressure
of the groaad a e. omits yieldingbessath. may make the
pipe brook. In Carlisle, sad I trust in most other plans.
there are as lenge joints ; the one pipe is made to penetrate
tqta the other several inches, and most securely soldered with
Mid This is called the lIPIOGOT asp ravens; the adroit-
tag; of which is, that it admits. from its elasticity, of cos-
freedom and expansion from cheap of temperature. witheet
the passibility of injury to the pipes, and never can open or
break by depression. Accident from such pipes may be bold
to be out of the queition. Accordingly, In Londe*. where
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sedred miles through the
/ have happened in 111 years.
the pipes having been wan-
• that of Newcastle bee ewe
is at ass tato a
Street pipe. in KM
labl, secured by apt
denied possible; a theme
..dent at Newcastle (beyond ve•
pet . . occasioned) has not created
slightest :mention, nor diminished in the smallest degree
demand for gas for the purposes of illumination.
I farther begyour attention to this must important consi-
deration :—T.'n oecorrence at Newcastle wits let the cod".
guesser of adopting the we of gas is a Asp gr dwellinr
Amoy—lt was neither antigens.* on the part of the %intones
nate family, por noiscoestructioa of domestic apparatus.-...
it was as lotresioa of gas through the ground, from a leaks
lag street-pipe, into a house where the same thing wield
hare oqourred whether a private simple had been affid M
not. 44 improperly nastructed street-pipe makes we die;
tinctioti between those who do, and those who do net Mink
gas, if the leakage dads its we} into the house. Pe than
Who ben gas in common burners. 1 irsiture to hold draplasu
Went to k ne.rt to Newell, impossible.
Gas mist accumulate in order to explode. and must env
Ip costae with a liefft. All apartments are tiled with (vei-
ned air. A room iff feet square contain MS cable feet of
air; before this air is rendered explosive, 447 cubic feet of
gas must, miagto with it. A common argand's burner, ae-
Went:illy left open. give, out four rabic. feet per heir. It
would therefore require Of hours to supply sal cubic feet of
gas; sad, farther, teg room Must be sir-tight, without chins-
Myer any ventilation. No room lighted with gas can be
so nag neglected ; and the escape will, in a much shorter
pifted, be perceived by the smell. Accordingly, f have
weirer heard of an deeldeet happening by tearing apes
arplids, or say ether boners.
I have only to add, that gas sever explodes bat by coming
In contact with Ire. In the street-pipes, or in the gas reser-
voirs, it is more harmless tban.water—a tact so well known,
that supply-pipes have been made of earthenware, end eves
prepared paper—so that with ordinary caution there cam be
no danger. It is no less certain, that gas may be used with
far more noitidence than the ?steam-engine. which, once so
formidable, can now be menagni by a child.
The safety I now allude to does not supersede attention to
stop-coeks. for the comfort of the house er shop in which
gas is used. I am, Sir, your very obediegfigervant,
Joillii finsereig.

The house of a poor shoeniaker of Venice having
lately been burnt down, Lord Kvron, who is mit/event
residing in that city, had the house rebuilt at his own
expense, and preeented the sheicheber with a sem Of
meeev evilest-mit to the loss of his tools dad keel-
son., Ste.
Bina Paolo —ln 176%, a Lieut. Campbell, of
'lt* Middlesex Militia, condemned for forgery, on
the eve of his exit, sent invitation cards po many
of his brother offleers—" Lieut. Campbell's com-
pliments —, he requests the pleasure of his
company to-morrow morning to take a cup of cho-
colate, add to do him the honour to aceoMpany
him to Tyburn, to be present at 113 eietinlon."
LIGHT AND SHADE.—A citizen whose very in-
deadens habits hail advanced him to a country-house,
walking one hot day in his garden. caught the gardener
asleep under a tree. Hesscolded him soundly for his lazi-
ness, and ende4l by telling him, that such a sluggard
vni not worthy to enjOy, the light of the sun : "It was
for that reason, exactly, said the gardeaer, " that I
crept into the shade."
•ND Cadences CfRCUMITANCR.—A short

time dire a carte► lh the etuploy of a Gentkman at
(heat repent!, in Wilts, caught a very young hare
aiive, which, for warmish, he pit into a bee-hive laid
aside in eri dat-hone. A few days afterwards a cat
kitties* seat it; and, strange as it niay appear, the
yming bare received far a time its sonrishment from th•
111.1111 seem as the kittena-: and More sweetie still, in
the absence of the rat, a hob laid an egg in the motet
of she pa►ty mooring the hate and kittens with bit
wisp. .

SPORTING INTE LLIGENCE.

BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S, Fee. 7.

DERBY.
10 to I apt e. by Wilton. d. by Wizard. out of Lisette
Ili to 1 apt Mr. R. Mllnes's eb. e. Doke
is to I apt Mr.Thoraltill's alt. e. Sailor
IS to 1 opt Lord Stowell's b. e. Brother to Blocher
IS to I Opt Mr. Udney's b. e. oat or Briseis
IS to I apt Duke of Orafton's b. c. Pindarrie
SOO to ri Opt Mr. Wllsea's e. out of Tooee

0:4 KS.
.7 to test Duke of Rotlaad's b. f. oat of Sorcery
It to I agst Lord ii.gremoors f. out of blariaoso

RIDQ.LESWONTH.—( Irr cLass.)
6 to I apt Mr. V,ausittart's c. out of Financier's d.
7 to I apt Pladarrta
Sr CLAIM.
6to 4 apt Duke of utland's f. out of Sorcery

DONCARTER T. LRGRR.
14 to I Dist r. by Welton, out of Lisette
•
10 to I asst Mr. Milaes's The Duke
18 to 1 apt Moareith
40 to I apt Mr. Watt's b. e. Trumpet a"
WO to 4 apt Mr. Wortley's b. e. Tbe Atlttudia 1•11.,
100 to 4 apt Lord Mtge's qh. e. Lamar
100 to 4 apt Mr. Udney's e. oat of Eleanor
IVO to 4 asst Mr. I,ambton's Caraliek •

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PRESTON RACES, MIL .
Free Handicap of 100 gs mob, h ft. bNtatlran Trl
roar to accept, or no inn: '
it. lb. , st.l3l^.
Antonio • 8 7 doottisaysi, ,nitt ofStefll ff I
Sir Walter 8 7 Cirdinal W.... 8 I
Saneebox
Agricola • 8 4 Tarragon
The Laird ' S 4 Swift B. .. •
cows 2 1 annodlas 8 0
Antlaadieal ..; ..:.. II Ci.orn-Creak ,
Brix
Sam 3 Ganthorpe
Sifted 0 1 Blocher

ALPHABETICAL LIST or TH WII4N MG HORSES,Ae
In IMO AM", SCOTLAND, A/15 wst.a., ISIS,
(Centinsted,ftsin stir Paper tifnesdigy lest)
At.. ST L 00000 s.
3. Adtbaty, Sir .1. a. Egerton's. Pl. at Preston.
& Cora Creak. Mr. Chapman's, IlOgs, at Cbesteeted ; Mr.
Leicester's, NI at °enmity ; and 301. at Weexhaaa.
hilis, 4. Lag Coney, Mr. Orde's. .at Morpeth.
3. Poeocurante Mr. Wateak •it York Spring rftting.
I. The Mite, Mr. Lastbton's, 2 at Cadariek.
.T Laii • t
It. Swindon, Mr. C. Oafs, ft3gs, at Abingdna.
Iv Confiner.
Bay Mare, Mr. Klieg, 101Sgs. at Epsom.

it raclaass.
Bay Gelding (tua by Planet) Mr. H. Pease's, 402 p, at
Beverley. . . •
sr maestro.
Dansinane, Mr. Latibton's. tlOge. at Richmond.

BY
S. Aurora, Sir M. W. Ridley's, the Chapter Stakes of 140 gs,
and 100 p, at Newcastle.
I. lay Filly (oat of Janettd), Mr. Ord's, Om at Middle-
Yam. •
S. May Filly (oat of tiassentine), Lord ?weed*le's, 608 s,
at Caledonian Hunt.,
S. Brows Colt (Anti-Radical Mr. Dedham's, Sks, at
; the Gold Cep. vales 101Sgs, whit 40811.
Is spook., at Nolliegiuml t Nis et Derby ; Mr. Myt-
toe's, 601 at Ilbretrabery t She Iheelpstisekes di Maga.
and I lOgs at Hltlywie Mast.

neuter ; and • fillsorCuir, value 00gs, with iMgs
is specie, at Richmond.
CT OIDS4:11,0S/11.
1. MSS. Filly (out of a Sister to Whalaboms),Mr. Churchill's,
1130 gs, at Ascot-Heath.
18.0.
• crieregio, Lard Deeby's, 10d. at Manchester.
S. Rrys, Lord Darby'', this Palatine !~Nikes. of 141 p, at
Chester ; tliol. at Musahmtor ; the Peeve* Stalin. of
L 170 gs, at Itnetsforrl; and lifigs. et Rol, well Rant.
S. Pfud potter, Lord. Derby's, 173 p, at Lancaster ; 173 p,
sad 4UOIs, at Preston; alio 73411, at Lichlitild.
ST 11017PITAIPISS.
t Ai a. Mr. Colley's. 000 s. 1141 Abilbldon•
S. Ilaidor, Cilley's, 100 gs, at Blhary ; and 13gs, at
Bath.
ST SOWSRAT.
t Ream,. Col. eradocirs, 171 gs, at tor* Sf ring MmHg.
IL Ches. Filly (dam by Shuttle); Doke of Lauds's, ISOgs, de
Doncaster.
S. blotto, Mi. Arrotrsiddes, 70gs, at Cittsrlet.

DT lith•Lk.
6. Bees-Wax, Sir 11. R.Nitakaaa's, tit; Heaters' Ills is of
begs, at Graham Hunt.
IT 11111/Iflgllt,
11. Carotin. Lord 'tempers's; the NMI of Cheder'S Purse
of 100 gs; at cheater:
4. 'tattoo; Mr: Affitoses, 110 f. at Bridgenatth; and 801. at
Wrszkitm.
et ititwitawric
IL lily Colt; Sit T. Smoky's, GX. at Chester.
(To be esetkaued.)
Watley, a bag4liz was turned out before the Citestri.
harriers, near ISelgtire-ledge; but, aftet a short inn,
it took shelter in the covets at Eaton, and was lost.—
Lord Belgtave was in the Geld, together with I great
somber of ittltleuten ; and on the close of the sports of
I the day; his Lordship invited the company generally, to
partake of the hospitality of &Loh-1'1111: the initiation
was readily iccepted, and the polite nrhanity of his
Lordship is spoken olio terms of general admiraticiO.
I In the annals of the Sporting twenty of Norfolk, few
Initances are to be foind that cap fie with the following
statement, the result !if the last day's shooting this see
son at Heasets-hall, who" S. Partridge, Esq. and "
foot friends, killed-253 pheasants, 43 hares, 14 raltbitki
3 partiidges, 1 woodeoekt—Toinl, t 94 heid of game.

EXTRAONINNANT 'SCATS; ANb A CAUTION TO COACN
Pabratrioas.--tHatract of a letter).—Last week 1 took
my place in one of the s hes from Manchesta-
tol.lyeryidol, and the weiVl:leting oinusually fine, I
referred the ontside; a preference which had nearly
proved of serious, if net fatal, consegnenres to me and
my fellow-passengers. tioniepatt of the harness having
been broken or injured, the coachman found it necemary
to stop: when, to *Or great Ohmiay, a gentleman, who
was seated on the hoi with him, looking flown, exclaim-
ed, " The fore wheel is betakes." All the passengers
immediately alighted, and it turned oat that half of the
said fore-wheel wan lineally one.g If we had not for-
tunately stopped at the tea we did, the coach would 1
in all prbbabilky have lima Upset. From the ippear-
, since of the remaining pant; the wheel must have U•eu
long in a state at Aesop etilsid though I hare nothing to
complain of or the semi of hamidriving, 1 ea coos acquit
the proprietor) of very entllitile, neglect, to ti hilt% I IVA
edicts might live fallen a mineetice.
A shocking +oddest oessAihi on boort! hi/ Majoit„,,
ship Lre, on Wainimlikly alleiwoon, et Flynn:rah, whilit
firing a revel aloft A aimusan% Furner, woe
ramriftig ore of the elivonaskin. when it expl:odoil
and blew the Foot; tam Id thirsea. Boillwye
a midshipman. thooreimr the natastrophe, ianredlatelT
jumped otoebnarti with as intentlem,of saving Q„.
fortnnato Whet% best las sank
f

L.III" INTELLIGENCE.

COCO' OF CIRANCENT, F. 7.

TM, day bia Ilitesei. Os Muster of the ItolN, ramp

Na User; and took the oath,' of allegiaace to his
• King lieorge the Fourth.

tann.orrro v. vort.rereen.
The parties is this ease are the three twothers of the

nes of John, Janes, and Edward Houk!itch, and they
qv on busine.s as roach-makers in Long-acre. Fur
fast 15 Tears they appear, according to the state-
'of Counsel on bath sides, to hats carried on

ieir beakless in a very slovenly ma liner, as they kept
books of any kind, but merely wrote down on •I•ps
paper with nal what they transacted in the course
trade. Maiwr differences happened to take plant be-
ven them, and every attempt was made, hot to no pnr-
me, to promote a reconciliation between them. Several
Ms were institn till in the Court of Chancery, when the

lends of the parties interposed, and suggested that the
amicable Hunk, of adjusting their alfairs, And the
way of Raring. expetn:es, would be by agreeing to

thought ►he moat proper twrseit. •'fie whom owl-
was therefor• referred to hoof at were also all Ills
. if diotelsossits tba► faiths .br sassed, *Alf+
papers presented. After hearing all the par-
-, a moat WAN" Investizatioo of an the se-

to a considerably Iyrealer stipend than that they
hre 11•41111ww reletr by the managers of the estates of
Ire. liantsdett. They farther represented, that the pro-
-e of these estates bad been misapplied by the Master
Fellows of the old foundation, to objects which
•ere clearly not in cautemplation of the founder.
brr couelsideJ, by praying for the usual account, and
left order as the Court (night think 6t to make, respect-
or the approptiatian of the funds arising out of these

tatea.
Ihe defendants, in their answer, admitted the right
I the relators to a* incresse of stipend, upon the cus-
hions specified, and in pursnance thereof, stated, that
toniidrrable increase Sad been made of those stipends
1807 ; but denied that any iucrease of their owe had
en made out of the Name funds. They stated that
'arions erections had been completed in pursuance of
'le will of the testator. with a view to the advantage of
IC old foundation, hy which the foods were greatly
seued. but that ail the surplus profits bad been car-
iell'oter to the general Mock of the Culler, according
the direction of the testator, to be applied at the dis-
ttiou of the Master and Fellows of the old foundation.
wy submittedllmi Thee► *ere' net trovmd to pnithwe
ly account to the present relators of these funds, by
ht in the will of the testator; that, moreover, the
,rs were not entitled to any increase of salary out of
said funds, us a matter of right; but that they were
sliauihutrsl accerdiag to the rules and reguietioes
lsy the testatrix herself--and, lastly, that the
of the relators having bees raised to a reason-
ilt:lesseet in !tan, the rimosieder of the funds should be
ipplied to the proper uses of the .14 foundation, it being
the 1.-int:44i object ut the testatrix. throughout the
of the devises, materially to benefit the old fouls-

• lation. .•
Abe information and Site bating been read by
.or Counsel on both
Loulll CHAXCELLOII WWII at two o'clock, and said

would resume the hearing of the ease to-stow

the c...se to the Master as a mere question of cos's, upon
a suggestion ittade.br affidavits, that the defendant Johns
son had received a'bund of indemnity from Earl tiros-
venor, to repay him all costs and charges he might in-
cur, by reason of the present prosecution.
The defendant's Counsel resistr.; tie proposition for a
referent.s to the Master, as be;rig contrary to all practice
in such cases, the defendant having abated the nuisanry,
and they denied that any intleninity, sucd► s. that alludt•d
tu, had been given ; bnt as this denial did nut appear
upon the defendant's affidavits,
The l'ocaT ordered the ease to stand over until next

'Term, for the purpose of giving' the defendants an op-
portunity of negativing this statement by affidavit.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Fes. 7.

LOPIX r. D TASTI*T.

It will be in the recollection of our readers, that ni

a fuur day's trial in this cause a verdict ass found by
the Jury in the folloalir ternsa:—that un the lint
rousts of the declaration st should be entered for the
plaintiff, in case the Court should be of opinion that the
voyage was not illegal ; and on the last counts, if the

up his verdict for 14/00/. on the tenth count it the de-
claration, for two grounds first, that there was a: va-
riance between a letter on which the contract bettres.
the plaintiff and defendant was founded I anti, secondly,.
that if r‘t•ii the count were good, yet that the evidence
did mot rapport it. The ileeforotion stated, that the di-
tendon( nosirmook to intim., the Felix Mercuriy to
llottentoirgh, in order that she might proceed alter-
wards to St. Petershisrgh, and the evidence only went to
shearlthit ithe Was to proceed to (lotto-tibia/6, and thore
receive information as to whether it wids, be prudent to
send her to Mt. Petersburg,' ; and whether she could'
safely proceed thither, as at that time there existed a
prolaintion on any British ship entering the latter port,
issued by the Russian Government. The Court having
stated that the count was rued in substance,
31r. Secicant Ift.t.t.ocit, on this day, proceeded to
argot.- the see'vni point as to want of proof to support
Ile observed, that the connt stated that the defendant 1

hail accepted .• the Pltr last-mentioned retainer and ear
'torment,' and contended that this alteration was sup-
posited, for tbat it appidirell by the evidence he had un-
dertaken to forward the ship to liottenburgh, which hit
halt nut done, but had Actually sold her, and put tlif
proceeds in his own pocket. Net sulimitted, that ilk
proof in support of the declaration was not to be coli;
kited from the ktierailune, hut from the whole body of
evidence. The letter had been originally 0 ritten by
third person, and the ilefentlant hail interlined and ale
feted it, and yet lie had not p..rtmrmeil his stipalations,•
bet had neglected them altogether. 4
__P. _naive question in this,
Lord ehi f I)
ease is, whether the evidence adduced supports the de.
declaration? I think nut. Whenever )4,1 attempt tol
recover atm m ccount of an employment nor liming liven

ship Leader, frona •23,1 March, Istl9, to Iltl 1013;
during which time he rondacted himself as a good err
man, and an Isone‘t sober man.--liiveu under any hand,
this 30th day of September, Isl 9.
"UItORGI ''apt."
•` London, 311th Sept. 1419.
Mr. Winnard states', that the object of the prisoner
WM to obtain assistance from the Uotteusittec ; that

there was MO such person as Captain tearer in his Ala-
jest7's Nary, woe any ship called Leader.
'I he Louts &faros/ said, that if the prisoner had forred
a certificate for wages or prise-nit:tory he would be soh-
' ject to capital punishment.
Mr. Witmard said, the Committee had determined to

prosecute in this case, with the view of preventing
others from pursuing practices of the kind, and that
extremities must bn resorted to upon all occasions of the
sort.
The prism he had got a travelling non, near
Bristol, to u r the certifirate for him ; hut he assured

the Lord Mayor that he did not think there was any
thing criudnil in %hat he had dune, especially u las kW
actually served ou board the Lrader.
lie was sent to prison.

Bow-Sragrr.—Yesterday Mr. Charles Ross notlor.l
went a second examination before J. E. CONANT, Emp
charged Kith uttering a forged Bank of England 110011
for IW. at the Fountain. iu Catherine-street, and with
also uttering the same note at the Key, in Cliam
street.—lle was again tle'ained.
Yesterday three young men of respectable appearance, .
who gave their nanteslhary Smith, Charles Iforrxe, and
AAA Burlap, were bronglit before the Magistrates at
this office, upon suspicion of having committed almost
innumerable robberies upou the road between London
and Kew-bridge, by cutting away the luggage frow car-
stage-coaches, &r
Seale, a-labourer in the employ of the Trustee, of the 1
roads, stated, that on the night of Tharsday se'nnight,
he saw a carriage anal four travelling through Kensing-
ton, followed by a light cart driven by one man. Alio•
behind the carriage. !

ter man

that lie had a note (ruin a gentleman in Somerset-house,
communicating to her, that her husband (also holding a
situation under tiocernmenr) had met with a very serious
accident, by which his shoulder had been dislocated,
amd two or three of his ribs broken—that surgical aid
had born immediately procured, and that mho was to

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LAW INTELLIGENCE. the (Lot• to the Master as a mere question of con's, upon pike. the gate of which was purposely closed. The mo-' BIRTHS.
-.lmo- • a suggeition stsade.lr affidavits that the defendant Johns tarot they f i themselves detained, the prisoner Bur- At Westport, on the list of lannfiry, t!,e mar,h.milt
COCRT OF CHANCEIiT, Fan. 7. son had received **bond of indemnity from Earl (ino. top, who was driving, put his hand down behind him, Sligo, of a sos sod heir.-The sinerre joy itooes gal
5... Tenor, to repay him all costs and charges he might in- sad in the next moment threw something away into the bas occasioned ammagst the tenantry of the hum,
• This day his Hawn* the muster of the Itolls, came cur. by reason of the present prosecutioss. Jetad, and before the patrol* could prevent him, lie had cannot be described.
At Edinbargh, on the 2ad of January. Mrs. Joils„4,
Into Court. and took the oaths of allegiance to his The defendant's Cuuusel restate.; tie proposition for a tbrown a second time. They were all secured, however.
Alva, of a daughter. being her sixteenth child.
-Majesty Kier Hemp. the Fourth. referents to the 3laster, as itesrig contrary to all practice ago! upon a search being made, a bunt+ of keys were
Oa •Mooday se'nnight, at Edinburgh, the V. .
tIOULDITeII V. Ploy Lnrren. in such eases, the defendant having abated the nuisance, eand upon the. rood. at a few yards distaste from the Eh .
of a son.
' The parties in this rase are the three brothers of the and they denied that any indemnity, such a:. that alhadrd cart ; and an iron spike or crow, was rowed just behind On !Sunday morning. In Guildford-street, the lady oft,
'lames of John, James, and Edward Hunk itch, and they to, had been given ; lint as this denial did not appear the wall of the grounds at land-Holhouse, and the
bin- zone, Esq., of a daughter.
• tarry on business as roach-makers in Long-acre. Fur 1 alwl" the defendant's alhaaritsi troll. felt certain that these were thei ahich '
the last 15 years they appear, according to the state- The Cocav ordered the ease to stand over until next nip threw away when they were stopped. The keys had Iit.tRIMID. •-•
most of the Counsel ou both sides, to have carried Int rTerns, for the purpose of giving the defendants an op- since been fontid to unlock the dickey of almost every
On Saturday last. Nicholas Warin, Esq.; of Chilton.
their business in a very slovenly manner, at they kept ' FortunitY of negativing this statement by at ,davit. stage-coach upon the road. street, Finsbury-square, to Frames, second despot?
so hooks of any kind, but merely wrote down im •I•ps -manio.,-. Mr. Pater, the Solicitor, attended professionally for late David Meilen, Esq. of Finsbury-square.
of paper with :1-.: soil what they transacted in the course COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Fan. 7. the prisoners, and contended, that there were no grounds On hamniey lest, at tit. Atues's ahereh.T.insasW
of trade. More differences happened to take place be- ---.---- whatever for their detention. Elm. of .tmaiewittmet, to Elisabeth, )(newest 61001
t Writ Them, anti every attempt was made, hut to on par- LOPII r. nit TA/IV-T. The Magistrate thought otherwise, however, and cool- Joseph G Un. Esq. Southwark.
isr, to promote a reconciliation between them. Several It will be in the reeellection of our readers, that site unified them for further examination on Thursday next. At 6.__t. Jatesof
the 's. WHuostatunoiwas.ittiri.esoiniuSaattutremay lasht,Jobs ..
, o . ara , duo*
• its were' institnted in the Court of Chancery, whet' the a four day's trial in this cause a verdict ass found by -I Wousnie-Syneay.-Yesterday Juke Lawrence was Issue Maas, ~ .
meg of the island of Jamaica.
'ends of the parties interposed, and engg_eetell that the , the Jury in the allowitig corns:-that on the first bruitgbt before ROMER? Devitt., Esq. charged with _ - -
ore amicable 'node, of adjusting their affairs, and the 1 counts ;if the declaration it should be entered tar the robtong Sarah Greenstreet, on Satnolay evening last, DIED. ----._
4 • t way of saving expence., would be by agreeing to , plaintiff, in case the Court should be of opinion that the which he effected by throwing snuff in her eves. Oa the 93th of November last, at Good Mope. lathe
44 for the whole to the arleitrai• of some lientlrman at , ravage tvus tint illegal •, and on the last counts, if the Sarah tireenstreet stated, that on Saturday evening of Jamaica, in the Hittyear of his age. Ricoard Peso..
e liar, in whims they could place confidence. Ar. 1 evidence al Id he considered to support them. last, between seven and eight o'clock, she was taking a midshipman on board his Msjestt, 's ship Iphigenis.thitt
4 riliagly Mr. Cooke was selected, as he having' retired Mr. Serjeant VAS:GNAW, in the warm of last week, bundle of doilies !tome to a
.person for whom she hail of Dr. Pemberton, of George-street, Ilsuover-wiset,
ft on immediate practice at the Bar, end bring well ' had coutentted, that the plaintiff was not entitled tonna washed them. She was passing along Rose and Crown- On elm 4th inst.. at Blithlield, in Stollsordmire. is
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't uown to he an enlightened and indefatigable.' lawyer, ,up his verdict tier 13,000/. on the tenth count iv the de- court, Shoreeliteb, when she felt something thrown year of her age, the Richt lion Lonim Lady Biro.
J. as thought the most proper person. The whole stoat- claration, for two grounds `first, that there was 6: cac i sivldenlv into her fare, and at the same instant the pri- or the late and mother of the present lord: Rages. se.
s' . r was therefore referred to him,' as were also all the riance between a letter on which the contract betties* sooner. John Lawrence, apiwariog from behind her, the only surviving daughter of John $ iwount St. Joon,
i . ninen• •.
if sintesesenta the? bright At fallen!, which the plaintiff atiti defendant war founded I anti, secondliti, aptied hold of her handle mod ran off with it. She,
IlldiardtTs:Lotgr ark°, elder
a brother of Henry St. Joss,
- . lodge piopers presented. After hearing all the par- that if et tot the count were good, yet that the evidence however, war not entirely thrown off her ;maid. hut 'ae"a
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; es, and Sifter a most mina* investigation of all the at- did not support it. 'Phu declaration stated, that the di- immediately gate the alarn. and mimed him. She never
Non set riven, sad rider, vita.--,kascrt %L.
1 mints, tvliiels were kept ("en for two vests, Mr. Cooke fondant nastertook to forward the Felix Mercuritt to lost sight of him till some persons stopped him, and
" Life Is only Lite, when blest with Ilmith."
Ir. mined, that to give any futther delay would be only Outtenborgh, in order that she might proceed after- upon her coming up she saw bins throw the bundle on
`t rtfing tile purposes of public justier, and 'serendipity. wards to St. Petershisrgh, and the evidence only went to the ground. THE Saes( aystem of Ethics is to aniline '
$ -fit Linedditsandbottinols.boardadintbatrus tiiiiereg
ju:sateltettsliat ss_.ions;
the ith of November, he signed his award, by which sbeePthit the Was to proceed to tiottenhorgh, and 11*re Itiehanl York, an officer of Shorediteh, hearing the
'. • decreed the snip of 24,01101. agaittst Edward Hold- receive information as to whether it would lie roared to alarm, came rent of his shop in Ifoggell's-court, and see-
: aborlrriers whh Belli .. and Montlitreletave made in satrerrea' ;
teh, anti. that the prenligef shoniti lie sold by the first of send her to Mt. Petersburg!' ; anti whether she could' ing the pri;:oner running, stopped him. On searching curb, but act annihilate Mem. appears the lesson ot
obesity. On Saturday, the 29th of Jan. Sir. Harald safely proceed thither, as at that time there existed a him, a quantity of snuff was found in the breast pocket dew.. best calculated t„ limit Their erri.",..,,eeleee. ,
• sited for a delay of thr sale, on the gyoand, first, ;tat probibition on any British ship entering the latti.r poet, of his coat. livery. disorganisatioa t,f the human teem, requires
o sufficient publication had been given of the intended issued by the Russian Government. The Court having This accutint was also corroborated by a youth of the medley' knowledge to reined), and the pcbilt• tveniret.
,'" lr, the sitivertteement for that purpose. having only stated that the count was good iii substance, name Of Daniel Harrison. mooed when protessioesl men (disregootar he ,•trreol"
peered en 'the Thursday precetlidg: (in S.itesolay Mr. Serie:int lirtimett, on this day, proceeded to The prisoner, in his defence, intimated there must of Mc eni loos and : Arrested) dei site their stub." tot* .
• , at, in a speech of ihree hours, 51r. Heald moved that &rent- the see•viel point as to want of proof to ittpitort R be some mistake: he was not the right person. meat of Mimi complaints generated by imprudence. sad
e award should be set aside, first, Uvulae the arhi- Ile observed, that the tonne stated that the defendant Ile wasrons..iitted to Newgate fur trial. obeilition of the !sessions at a.itortuarded aunae•ra. *.
for had *Onte to a wrong cestelesion from the facts hail accepted " the SOM. last-mentioned retainer and emir lifAutannot ren-S•rneur.-Joha l'aton and Fel- ""til cur a "at" "'mkt' in the health of the Pl'l4'
It is melasehols to reHert on the dails neriller to the. i
id before hilt; and, ssespadly, that he had refused to 'torment," and contended that this alter
ranee of tio.feeling empvrleism. and ti, remnterart. asks
,2ti" was °°,l- wood, known thieves, were charged with picking the
re a proper .Inlay to )tr. lulwanl lloultlitelt, to pro. ported, for that it uppigireil by the evidence lie laid Lt.... pocket of a gentlensan of name of Keiran.
possible, its further retake s, we offer to mitering M ice proper evidence in artier so !hew the fallacy of Isis dertaken to forward the ship to I tottenhurgls, which nsi
A rentleman of the mune of Dirk wss walking along the remelt of our own experience, in the various di
other's claim,. In reply, Mr. Wetherell and Sir. halt nut done, but had actually role! her, and put tliF
!hurt-lane with Mr. lieiran, in the 114 y time, and they Debility. The unwari ;keno of solitary vice (earl) a-.
, sitfifyi will, mods ingenuity argued, first, that it ass proceeds in his owls 'outlet. lie sulonittril, that this at school, before reason bas assorted bar rightoter the •
, * tarty kapitisible the conclusion shonld be erroneous, proof in sup wit of the declaration was not to be coli4
- the weer.sunch annoyed by a gang of chit veto, who, although
will, la coutemplating his powerless state. kee.--. owe is . .
retimstrated with, persisted in folloning them into
sum every document was fully laid before Mr. Cooke, leeted from the knerelune, hut from the whole body ofbin of enlivenitig sensations, in Snowing that tire' moo .
Itr.t.s4.street, at here Fulwooll tocik Mr. heiran'. hand-he eeitainly was the fist person in the world to hare *violence. The letter had been originally it titters by
n.‘a Slimed state of exhaustion um he roused into manly esies
• n charged with misunderstanding his duty. Besides,thin_ kerchief, and made off Mr. Dirk 'armed him, and
person, anti tire tiefeml•nt haul interlined and ar. aitboutb inanely ___r ._I 1 •.i. .h , wens* study-immoderate anxiety-long residence hm
resided anal grePP ei• "''" upon " pleal climes, ant many other causes, will frequently d
, Jr. Cooke allowed the parties two years for floe accounts, feted it, anti yet lie had not p..rformeol his stipulations,
ground, be succeeded in securing blot. The prisoner the nervous to item: is such eases we ran hold oat
4nd surely when Mr. Cooke allowed so, it was by no bet hod neglected thou altogether.
A was fully cutumitted for trial ; but Caton, too being sa- sureties of re-aninottiots, by remedies which hive
'rain to be thought unreasonable if. when any BMA- Lord Chief Justier Dii.tss.-The question in this
tisfactorily identified, was dig •herged. He was de- swered the sstorvioe hopes of Pain...its of both Sexes.
don was made to him for delay, for hint to Nay, that ease is, whether the evidence adduced supports the de-
tained be %Tennant, of Bow-street, fur !visiting a gen. That bane to hums.: happiness, I.t:ort V . a, nem
• iracemitits Latta, so long been open, be would nest declaration f I think nut. Whenever toil attempt to ,
tonna of his watch, at Drury-lane Theatre. He was be treated hierlessli ; the improved state of median ono
se them. These points were ailed. with mach recover an account of an employment nor has keg ],nee haying divested its antidote of those distressiag eremite
*Prey by the Learned Coined, aftkr ihicb Mr. Heald perforated, you must state that employment correctly, be fnand. - •
also dischareed anon this, as the pro •ntor could not
that so long rendered its etah:hition uneertain and ha .
boWeribest explain oar method by observing to Patiesith
ice lied. -- •* and prove it a. alleged. The declaration news the words
The wife of 31r. J. 1: wraith, an officer in the army,
; Ilse Lotto entecatkoit went In soma JOSAI, into the "in order that the same might aftersvarels monied to
its tig under this malady.i that a few days owls as*
was charged with an assault on her landlord. It was
'diets of the case, and considered the conduct of Mr.' St. Peteribetreh ;" so that it would appear she was ab- cot redifor the. removal otforer y
etympdprinaviiththain t the ost
awed by the compleinaut, that the defendant was in the
mike to have been•perfeettv right. He affirmed the Motel; destine' for that port, when the fact n-as, that
habit of frequently quarrelling with her hnshand; that
,I:.ater{ineaeilliestrsoow who only osnurpeeisr m tram( tujuaemnx:ll:
tree of the arbitrator (Mr. Cooke), and ordered t e intended to protisti first to tiottenburgli, and then, on T . d • a " 1 •- m c ..
.e.aes ay night, on tearing r. C. crying Mn,. fate way be preTeotetl altogether from appearing :-a
• of the property to be forthwith proceeded in. she could safely be forwarded, a clause was to be •
r " he ran up stairs, where lie found Mrs. C. over remark applies to may other derangements of the
added in the insurance. The only etidence is the let- te 'a . . J.
CATHERINE-MALL, CAMBRIDGE. er dllaoanws, beating him. AD enswavouring to coon;- the system, as weakness, uirenothook ale, , ...
f ter. siod as that is dearly nut sufficieat, I thiuk you must ate hint from her gran p, the defeatism beat him, and arcs, obstinate ease* of which are daily remeeed ' '
na scroasav-nratitass. Layne NMI TIER *SD F2'4411%11 enter your teriliet on We first counts.the use of caustic or stimulants. Some •
• or !lilt OLD trOINDAT,OIIi, ISATISIDID 11-BALL. calve's-re his shirt off his back. Mrs. t:svagh confessed hay- •
•ii Mr. dustier PARK was of the Sallie opinion; °Were-aellseggie:
PITT of CANISDI#M. ing, that at !tether t.se matter arose es deficit; or es eau- scratched her husband's face, but denied having eel to the softer sex' tow esespod
mildness, combined It efficacy. have
Alt a . •
This was an itiformethro Slid spinet the &fondants. /recto, It most be truly stated and proved. tack bee lord: and a witness who spoke in her
nesolly adopted, la ne, ster system 2= "web
° y 4tio ilialfsty's -AttornerDeneral. at the relation of Mr. Juttice litinaovon said, that at the tines this ems- behalf, gave her husband a bad character, and said be eaurrik. and esiamdy ,artersam.
Milner and PeNews of the new, or Abe Itintscien 1, ad 1 b od k .._. • tad to drive Iser,tp itation. Mr. C. brims pre- ottechh.d in this isr i alt. „twigs pa #
e • p men, was mot to rave min n erts ett ivy
uotation, Catherine-hall, Vambridge. The informs- deliadatit, at was net iron., Whether the alai id . elated. that 1 * denagy&eny * Was to tile deed eltaisaeren 11l Es ilindllei - ".
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set rogh -the lIIR it bits. Itiry Ramsden, the pene,.,d. I' c" character of an rw o held a tioustnission in thus bovine been abbe portion ly. to realists with
'H • 'idler, and the ronverate of certain estates, which The plaintiff is therefore unable to ester his verdict stay for the last twelve years. to utter a falsehood, tlw British surgical realise with gut Conthweral, mere
'longed to her, for the erection and 'twill of a new on this count, but it stands on the first, and.therefore be hoped the Magistrate would believe tensions to superiority OH H breach we have selmii)
ottulation in Catherine-hall. together side all the rules II %., on his word oi honour, that he never induced his
war. •erjeant VAI:DIIAN'a reply in the case of Butt e. law'
wife to acts of violence by ill-treattuent ; all that he cations we receive, even trtratitehsee"atebei
' sod regulations of appropriatioa. by which the disposal ('•
cwt eras put off to this day. HOBS sad Co. M. R. C. Sairlll,
' f the profits of these estate* was to be goiersed. The wanted Was quietness.-She was ordered 10 find bail.
_. . l3. Doeverie-street, Fleot-street, Landow
Mile profits were to he managed by the Master aqd I
allows of the old foundatimi, Catharine-hall, and the
mplus to be carried into the general Cohere hind. .. POUCE.
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Ai atoNt.llov mt.-Int/ions Brora a seaman was - - ------ --
MIDLAND CIRCUIT.
-..semn-- es• For the general atewassodation, ws do sot
selves to stated periods of prarties, lout soy be
at all reasonable boar.4.--ConntriTallbab ass ,t
g 'he relators then stated, that part of the will it' which deseribo minutely their symptoms. 'sink .- .
awronataa. en ay,Feb, ,at North- h ANed 13. 11 li 11- d' ' • NORTSA -Sa rd l6 y.r. Jo a tuna, ,on for part of the t mu-
te testator directed that the salaries and stipends of the e aeg--•Advice, will be instuediately tom ,to any peg in ,
mitten for relieving distressed Seamen, with the offeuce allt_Ploll•
aster and Fellows of the new foundation, were to heKingdom.-A Bank note It ex • ed to iteeseepolg
of haying presented a forged ce•rtibeste • nit, to Iterkatio.-Priday. March 3, at Oaklsant.
'creased to a reasonable sum, upon the improvement of be , , g
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_. .p To g _ ,_ .
March ease.
e- estate; and, of et detailing the items of the minus' ti.to min I-writing •t. Captain It N. aye.r, of his _, . .
ma. LINCOLNIIRIRIL—SartirJay, l- at the Castle of Just published (Tenth Edifies),
• toilet. of the estates from time to time. and showing jeitY "1"i Led. •' f which the full ening is a ropy :- Lincoln. THE AWLS of LIFE; a familiar Coaasegaey as
1. 't CITY or Lincote.-Sarne day, at the City of Lincoln. above Diseases.-By Goss and ('
o. Addressed to the Y
4he great improvement they had undergoes since the "To certify the !tearer, Willi ,
nut Drown, served seder
Norrixeuvssitiaa.-1? 'ti• • \l arch 10at Notting- •id Maturity of both Senna. Mat be had at 111,
ri ay, . arc , •
path of the Swindle, they contended that they bad a no- cos 1111 l and, as able seaman, ou board his Alajosty's
Leader, front •23,1 March 1t.09 to lith April, 10(6; haua, lain, to a considerably greater stipend than that they 1 ship . .., • . ter-row ; 80, Pail-Mall : 94, Gerrird-street; 174,
Tows or V ..OTTINGNAII.—SHMe day, at the Town of strew ; and of all Booksellers. Price 3.
Oro note the managers of the estates Of during which time lie conducted himself as a good sea- k.ot.,__lt
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L . rs. Rantsdett. 'They further represented, that the pro- man, and an honest sober man.-Giveu under my hand, ' o'l:ti":Tstmtc_weilnesitay, March 15.
at Derba..
REAL J tPAN BLACKING, •
tire of these estates had been misapplied by the Master' this 311th day of September, Inl9.
I.lllClSTaltaillalt.-31onday, March 20, at the Castle Wass ST licusan 'Masai. 114, temessionma.
;• sid Fellows of the old foundation, to objects which "UICORGISEAItriII, Capt."
Leister. -
err clearly not in coutemplation of the founder. " London, 311th Sept. 1419. of
Rostorecon or Litcgarza.—Same day, at the Borough • •1 _
t' hey couclitletl, by praying for the usual account, and Mr. Wiunard stated, that the object of the prisoner ,of Leicester. . t--
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itch order as the Court ought think fit to make, respect- was to contain assistance from the Committee ; that ,
Covenvar.-Monday, March t 7, at the City of Co- ' ' ,
to the appropriation of the funds arising out of these there was to such person as l'aptain Settees in his Alio sense,. t Li
tatrt. jearfil Navy, aoe any ship called Leader. i 14, _
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. , WARWICKIIIIIIE.—Same day, at Warwick. • i .
k 1 Ise defendants, in their answer, admitted the right I'l he Louts Moron said, that if the prisoner had forged E_ fl 14 I
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Ikf the relators to aaincresse of stipend, upon the coo- & certificate for wages or prise-uioney he would be sub-
itions specified, and inTursnanee thereof, stated, that jest to capital punishment. BIRTH ETTRAORDINART.-A short time ago an _ ___ _
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entisiderable increase bad been made of those stipends Mr. Witmard said, the Committee had determined to Irishman deserted from the British Harrison at Port Proprietor of this . THE BI ACKING a• .. •
1007 ; but denied that any increase of their own had prosecute in this case, with the view of preventing George, in .Imeries, and Means across the Niagara River.
all the arts of pulling-the merits of the article are
n made out of the manse funds. They stated that others from pursuing practices of the kind, and that Having divested himself of those articles which would
well Lauren to need It. lie confidently adopts the noes
anions erections had been completed in pursuance of extremities must by resorted to upon all occasions of the impede his swimming, he exclaimed. ea Isis reselling the the Immortal Nelson-
'.l he will of the testator. with a view to the advantage of sort. shore. " Ity J- I'm an American born-I'm just come, " Palmate qui rarest. feral."
~ hhe old foundation, by whkh the" feuds were greatly The pristeniviii, be had got a travelling man, near stark naked." " Let •
his bear the Palm who bas deserved it." •
sil esseued. but that ail the surplus profits bad been car- Bristol, to is the certificate for him ; hut he assured The following statement is more illustrative of we a InAnneacTrain In sr. attosea's-riesas.
i,, iedeter to the general stock of the College, according the Lord Mayor that he did not think there was any the dietressed state of the farming interest than I sing not of heroic ire, '
o the direction of the testator, to be applied at the dis- thing grioti nal in what he had done, especially ii, he had
Kinn of the Master and Fellows of the old foundation. actually served ou board the Leader. any arguments which no be adduced. In the year A bumblerwilliag theme 1 choose;
I slag of what you all admire;
y submitted-11nd they *ere' tun humid to prudery lie was sent to prison. .....'.." 18.12, 6 gentleman says, ho oecupied land, the I sing-and help me every moue-
; v account to the present relators of these funds, by Bow-Srater.-Yesterelay Mr. Chartea Rose wider* taxes upon which, that year, including the Property Of T . 'a Dye fur blacking shoes:
acht in the will or the testator; that, moreover, the went a second examination before J. E. CONANT, Esq. Tax. amounted to MI., which taxes he was enabled to Its qualities neequelled shine.
itelators were not entitled to any increase of salary out of charged with uttering a forged Bank of F:nglantl anon i discharge bif the sale, at She ilea pekes, •f 37 9aartara Both high end low this !Backing use,
?lee said funds us a matter of right I bet that they were for 101. at the Fountain. in Catherine-street, and with •f wheat. 1" the last Year. l'aviil parted with BS acres lie racks the first ih all his line.
' 4 iceiiiateibut;sl au eortiiag to Ike rules and regulations also tittering the same note at the Key, in Cliauslos. of the same land, and withont the Property Tax, hie, lie walks In brightness who steps forth
„ üby the testatrix herself--and, lastly, that the street. -Ile Was again tle'ained. taxes amounted to 3691.. to discharge which arroeiling With Tv mowe's Burst sn on his shoes;
of the relators having been raised to a reason- Yesterday three young men of respectable appearance, I
to the present prices, required the sale of 143 quateters Nay, stranger shall he be to mirth, •
, lillestent in 11507, the rtmosiader of the funds should bit who gave their names/Lary Soleil& Charles &write, •and 81wheati And love sad beauty's smiles profuse.
Fit only for the mire or stews,
! ppliral to the proper uses of the old foundation, it being Juha &getup, were hems; lat before the Magistrates at (In Saturday a initerreant called at the house of a gee- Who la sae weather plods Ids way,
fer principal object ut the testatrix, throughout the this office, upon suspicion of having committed almost Heinen in South Lambeth, Surrey, and stated to his wife And takes no thought or makes no use
hole of the devises, materially to benefit the old foam innumerable robberies upon the road between London that i.e had a note from a gentleman in Somerset-house. Of Tv*NIIII.s splendid bright display.
, strop. and Kew-bridge, by cutting away the luggage from car- , communicating to her, that her husband (also holding a Ladies are particularly ins ited to rocommead tbsi,_reee
•• 't fo he isrmation and the &sorter having been read by eisges, stage-coaches, hr. ' situation under Government) had met with a very serious tants to use this highly esteemed Liquid Blacking, MIS „
• )htlairiot Counsel on both sides. Seale, a labourer in the employ of the Trainees of the I accident, by which his shoulder had been dislocated, annetioned by the first families In the kingdom.
.. ale Loan (ISAMetLLOn rase at two o'clock, and said roads, stated, that on the night of Thersdav se'nnight, attsl two or three of his ribs broken-that surgical aid Gentlemen may nhAreve, diet this composltiox, when 011
iWOO
ie. would resuane the hearing of the ease to-morrow he saw a carriage and four travellieg through limning- had born immediately procured, and that also was to 61e their gig the carriage harness, will rad"' a a
1 • this day). ton, followed by a light cart driven by one man. Alto• send back with Inas two gnineas as the surgeon's fee. saute time, sets as
rich, glossy, Mac* lustre, and at the .
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they man was running ou foot close behind the carriage, 1 The wife, shucked at what she had beard, was quite as- P1:77%4i the leathe''
...n. COURT OF KING'S SSMCB, Pas. 7. anti another was clinging to the perch ; Seale instantly i able to read the note, sod the villain, with all the song .. T,, • 8 apt •••
essary to request all servaau to ask 20
nor s Blackleg.
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• ~e Tun tin.: V. J 0011011( ,at witriisits. behind"-but they drove on without 'louring him. hie I fee, that be might return. The wife became so agitated, s -
'The defendants, it will beirecelleeted, were ronvi:ted led sine understood that the carriage belonged to Lord I that she was unable to direct her thoughts to any thing COAL MARKET. Fall. 7. .
sg-The Middlesex Sitting after last*Trinity Term, of a Rivers. and that a large trunk and a gun-case were I but the dangerous situation her husband had been Mips at ,Harker. Ship., Ibid. Price. AI
nuisance, in obstructing the mielgatton of the Rivet- *totem from it that saute night, He tuentimoid this cir- , stated to be in, anti Oriole the fellow ail the money she 224 Newcastle PIR 37s. ed. to 4.11‘..,
I'essts. hy miens of ells{ 'a mina near the Peni- cantstance to the Trustee, of the road ; and other rob- • had in her possession, hastened to Somerset-house, with 2 Sunderland
trli4or,y,st Alillhank, the hilleissmon being the bevies happening almost every night, they appointed a &choirs that may be more easily conceived than de-
+an
11.0fe of Earl Orusvettur, • thi soil upon which the molder of their labourers to watch, with sikotroogioge scribed. On her arrival the framl was discovered i bet HIGH WATER AT LOPIDOTti-SRMOR Two 041: '
willed was erected.
_,_ i • to seise the cart lie toed seen following the carriage of sorb was the perturbation her mind had been thews Meeniag, AS twin. of 7. er -Artereeee, 47 min. &Seri.
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