The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-01-22 00:00:00

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lied, a Mishima bad a right to separate hem
his wife by realms of any misconduct Iviestrarrisr.
He denied also that the lanalmed meld so eoperam,
himself, except by a *totems of the gesiesiestical
Court. It was sot for him to take epos Memel( (ie-
gaily speaking) to judge of the propriety awl* sepa-
ration. For ell these reasons the learned emnottel
contended that the eireemstarces to whistle be ob-
jected had been introduced into the plea witbdut any
legal or equitable bearing on the ease. the deed of
separation bore date on the 30th of March: 1820; and
by that deed Mr. Perrin covenanted to make his wife
a certain weekly allowance. Is eases like the pre-
sent, deeds of separation might he latrodaced for cer-
tain purposes ; as, to show the fact of separation; bat
they could not be exhibited as deeds in any degree
blushing on the parties. lint why was not this deed
itself produced? No doubt; b if it were, it
would be found that the preanthle ran in the asual
tray '• Whereas unhappy differences have arisen be-
tween. &e. &c." taking no notice of the distort-ries
said to have been made by the husband, and alleged
as the immediate cause of sub separation. Ile con•
eluded that the Court would direct that deed to be pro-
pounded, and order the libel to be reformed, by strik-
ing out that part of the 4th article which related to
the information received by the husband on the Nth
of February, 1620.
Dr. Humus, on the sante side, con6•ed kis objec-
tion to the 4th article also.

Dr. Jaxxxo; la reply, observed, that his loused
friends having limited their observations to, tlwr 4th
article only. had admitted that no sort of imputation
attached to Mr. Peerin. as to soy delay ii the levita-
tion of this snit, after discovering his wife's visions
infidelity. In answer to what had been urged against
the 4th article, the Court would remark, that time facts
in question, as to Mrs. Perrin's misconduct previossly
to the marriage, wets not pleaded rubstantively, but
merely for the pique,. of laying; before the Court the
grounds that led to the separation of the husband front
hie wife, followed up, as that had been, by her noon
confession (whether that was tree or not.) He appre
heoded that it was open to the husband to show that
the separation in vs...thin arose not of particular cir-
cumstances, which, though they might not go legally
to establish, were sulirient morally to justify, such a
proceeding on his part. He trusted that the libel
would be admitted without alteration.

Sir Jona. NICHOL!. said, the only lineation was. as
to the admissibility of the libel before the Court. The
general substance of that libel was allowed to bnpio-
perly pleaded, and to contain each matter ask tepee
proof,ainst entitle the husband to the relief fur which
he prayed. The confession by the wife; as to the facts
spoil which the t>rper►tion proceeded. was pleaded to
hare been made by the wife in the presence of her
mother and several friends. Subsequently to that
separation. sitrwas alleged to hare termed the erinsl.
nal sad adnlterotri intercourse which was the founda-
tion of the present suit. It oaf contended that the

assayer Of the 4th article was• sot admissible; that
tatr-napti .1 conduct ounliLatot-bo pleaded as • gramisi
for semostion. in the case of a marriage uuiraolel
subsegnetitly to such miseundoct ; att4lNs MOW SA
be denied ; and thews:old on the istlisti. lid* asecirt.
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_ koadaly thought, beneficial
the community at large; at feint IMP mach greater WO
t tan hinsollhousght:
7`.W% and Field were hell to bail, and Lawrence
was disehatged.
Captain the gentleman meationed in our
Row street teibit of yesterday, 'Beaded aid gave bail,
himself in 1001. and two safeties in 501. each.
Yrsterday. Ocer.v Remiagtea sad AAA Pritekgret
were broiled to the office, and underwent an examina-
tion before Sir Richard Bindle. charged with an of-
fence ansonating to unisdemeasonr, on Sunday night,
about half past ten o'slock. is the street leading
Waterloo•bridge, from the Strand, sod also Gs the steps
of the Bridge.

The charge was most satisfactorily proved by Mr.
Henry Denby. of Drury-lane, and the Collector of the
Toll on the !fridge.
The examination of the prisoners attracted a crowd
of persons in Buw-street during the day, till they
were taken away in &mach to prison (until they found
bill,) when they were assailed with horrid yells and
kootiegs.
Quitan-iouAgi.—Yesterday James Thwteher,
youth abort lb years of age, and Henry Britton.
shout IL were brooght before Archibald It iyamford,
Esq., the Sitting Magistrate. by Cooper, and Heardley.
the °Seers, on re-examination, charged on suspicion of
b using robbed the warehouses of Messrs. Nichols and
S4lll. Printers to the Lords and Commons, Parliament-
Street, of nearly I,ooillbs. weight of paper. printed
books and sheets, belonging to works of great value.
Mr. Eaton, cbeesemonger. Princes-street. West-
minster, stated, that the prisoner, Thatcher, mine to
blur house last summer, and asked hies to bay some
wade paper. Witness bought two or three bandies at
541. or 44. per lb. He continued seating. eoery
week with a bundle .r two of printed book paper; .
lie *bought the boy came broiffollY by A. paper.
Thatcher confessed to basing carried nearly the
whole of the goods. when mowing how one warehouse
to the other, to Mr. Batoo'e, instead of taking them to
the warehouse in Cannon-row. as directed. He hoped
Britton would be freed as he only was tableau, and
two other boys ; Warrants were leased for their ip-
prehension.----Thetcher was remanded, and Britton
was discharged. With a suitableadmenitior.
IlaTrost-tlenonw.-41, Wednesday last ten qua:tern,
losses were purchases! from Bike,. • baker. of
162, Tottenbato-court-road. and on ladiog them defi-
cient in weight the purchaser brought then. to this of
flee ; they werk weighed before the Magistrate, when
the bread was found to be short 301 ounces.
• Mr. Hulsey paid no attention to two SCIMOIOIIIIIOII, and
it was not until a wareaet was granted for his appro.
pension, that he appeared late on Saturday night in the
absence of the informer. pleaded guilty to the offence,
and' odd the felt penalty of fns. per enact, amounting
to IS/. Ss.
Yesterday afar. Stable. a boot sad shoe-nutker in Hat-
ton-garden. iltarged his errand boy, George Parker,
with steeling bouts, shoes. and motley.
The prosecutor proved" his haring bees freoneutly
robbed by the prisoner. even of a sovereign so late as
Wednesday.
Tbelliagistrate Inquired why the charge wits not pre-
ferred maw ? When the prosecutor confessed that hr
bad been In treaty wide the father of the primmer for
baring his losses made good. hut the neepeciatiost trot
terminating to his mind. the present charge was brought
azei est the prisoner. The prosecutor also confessed
that the boy had been Induced' by threats, to confess

A sort of orrolonehe has taketplate near CherkW
ft appears that Mom three scats of that part of dr;
hilamaaidge Wood, which dealtetmera she Jainevii Lek
W4kli •.***4l4tAell.amp.ma
• river, ~eying .kb ie some in
times. the underw.arel, sad souse.reeim, It was drake
lees oecasiooed by the large ',amain of rain which
has lately fallen.
At the Cornwall Quarter Smiles% Mary Sank,
Ciosituritted in September last. for refining to diatom
the father of her illegitian'e child. having e'en tre
lined to reply to the questions asked her, was cm
dined.
OLINFIC exlsserrilamir seem was
exhibited at this theatre ara Saturday night. The per
ed for the tuning's entertalsonset
was The Pieta*, and at the emal hour the home It-
saw to 511, we mast admit rather slowly. and I. truth
there was but " a beggarly 'cermet of empty boxes."
At seven o'clock. there being no appearance oft e
mask-lass, the audience because impatieet., and magi-
fatted their feelings is the customary way, by calk
for music, lee. This was in Lain, end the storm in-
creased. Mr. Ox berry, the Stage Meleager, at length
came forward, and alluding to the absence ammo of
the principal performer,. for reasons which be aid
net explain, lamented that there could he noperfore-
mce that evesing. He apologised for the disappoint-
ment. bat said that all those wbo had paid for wink-
eleo should receive their money as they went out
iiendlog the uproar, the money-talkers had goo lett
the theatre to ascertain the state of aff.irs, and not
bring its their places when the public rushed out, a
new source of complaint arose. The crowd findiegos
Maporliment, went me till they reached the street, where
lair Numbers were eonsislerehly swelled by the pas-
emagers, who without hesitation returned with tbek
kite the theatre. and this that *lsiah had before beta
a this house became almost " a bumper," The ais-
les's of the Manager was thus enhanced: it was let
poosible to discriminate hewer." those who had paid
sod those who hail entered without that circuity,
sad ounsequently a difficulty aros• al to_ this, who
were entitled to the proposed restitution. blush cor
leibitlletlemid, bet at lesgth it was peopolud sad ae-
matte by the major part of the peel; sobs present, that
they should take checks.• and ehlt at the them** as
Monday to receive limit their meaty ; and titet the
hominess eluded in the theatre : but several of die gal-
tory inesniten haiing mom faith is pmemt portliest
thee is managerial promises, became extremely posi-
ng for the niters of their mosey at the mosterit,
and actually proceeded to the house of %%Or/berry*
oakum their dais,. Here they became el:armour el
a degree. and time crowd inereseing. it wee air *ll ek
kited/room of the police that order was revered:-•
The actors sad actresses of the Olympic. is seem,
have been for the lam month retiereii to the " halt pat
emablishinest," mid Medium at length that thrve vA
Silk chases of as impromment is their premerls.
tiny one and all agreed to bring their labours to
enacioaion.

Oe the 41st testier, et Waesseitd, G J. Detteter, RN.*
Harriet deegritter of Richard Carrion,E. of Whip's Cross.
Weltheirstow.

I On the Nth foltront. at Pe %bluetit. Mr. N. ft. Mort. of
Kentish Post~: to Aonead nkisaa daugloir• of A. Sltirker,S+4.
Depot* Clerk of Session.
Oo Sp edsky wonting. MkDi iontagEt.
nt. at KellaSoltio‘ is 114
03d year. lift Henry flofradaile, late of Neitington-greeo.
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his views.
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