The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-11-08 00:00:00

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ORIdINAL....POS RY.
111 MISS 111. 01 MUT.

Is slasher, I pritbee, how is it
that soils are oft taking the air,
And paying each other a visit,
Whilst bodies aro—Heaven knows where?
Last night, 'tis in vain to deny it,
Your soul took a fancy to roan,
Fer I heard her on tiptoe so quiet.
COlos ask whether mine was at bone.
And mine let her in with delight,

AM they talk'd end they kiss'd'the tlimitthro' ;
Por, when souls come together at night,
''fbere is no knowing what they may do.
Aibli.yOor little soil, Heaves bless her!
Had meth to complain of and say,
, Of bow sadly you wrong and oppress her,
By keeping her prisoa'd all day.
" If I happen," said she, " bat to
" INT a peep now and then to her eye.
• " Or, to quiet the fervor 1 feel,
"Just venture abroad on a sigh.
",In an instant she frightens me in,
• " With some phantom of prudence or terror,
• " For fear I should stray into gin ;
".or, what le still worse—into error.
°` 80, instead of displaying my graces,
" Tbro' looks, and thro' words, and thro' mein,
" I'm shut up la cornersana places,
" Where, truly, I blush to be seen."
Upon hearing this piteous confession
My soul, loekieg tenderly at her,
Declared. it; for grace and discretion,
He did not know much of the matter.
"Bet to-morrow, sweet Spirit ?" he said.
BR at home after midnight—and then
" I will come when dear soul thou'rt in bed,
" And we'll talk o'er the subject again."
So she whisper'd a word in his ear,
I suppose to her door to direct him.
And—jest after mhinight—my dear.
Your sweet little soul may expect him.
Nov. ISM.

CIIAPEAU

LAW IN7dELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, Nov. 7.

ELOPEMENT WITH ♦ WARD IN CHANCERY.

SEALS V. THONAII •ND JOSRPH BARLOW.
. This was an application made by Mr. Ching, on the
part of the friends of a young Lady, to commit the De-
fendants to the Fleet Prison, under the following dr-
camstancas :.--Miss Seale, who was a resident with her
aunt at Derby, being entitled to a sum of 7001. on at-
taining the age of 21, bad been induced to elope with
the Defendant, Thomas Barlow, who was a journey-
man to his brother Joseph, a toolmaker, at Derby. The
Defendant, Thomas, it was stated. bad by some means
•obtained information that the young lady was entitled
to a fortune, and had accordingly paid his addresses to
her. but the circumstance becoming known to the aunt,
she forbad him the house, and informed him that her
niece: was only 19 years of age, and a Ward in Chan-
cery. This however did not induce him to withhold his
attendees to the young Lady, and on October 8, they
eloped, and contrived to remain undiscovered for some
time. Application was then made to the Master of the
Rolls for a writ of Mabee. Corpse, to bring up the body
of the young Lady, and it being discovered that the par-
ties had gone to Liverpool. a solicitor war sent after
them, who ultimately traced them to Staverley. The
order having been served on the defendant Thomas. he
• at first refused to deliver up Miss Seale, but after a lapse
of two hours consented to do so. The young Lady was
tken conveyed back to Chesterfield, and from thence to
London, accompanied by the two defendants. She was
theta committed to the care of her uncle, with whom she
now was.
Mr. ROUPFLL said he had been applied to by the De-
fendants, who had been in Court yesterday, and who bad
informed him that they could rebut the greater part of
the allegations against them.
The Loan CHANCELLOR intimated, that it might be
too harsh to issue the order at that moment, as they
might appear in the course of the day.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Nor. 7.

RIGHT OP BATHING ON Till SRA SHORE.
BLOND/ILL V. CATTICRAL.
, . WINN-Ill* Judges took their seats this morning, a de-
: • aisiOA was given upon.* question of considerable interest
to the public. It avow out of an action of trespass tried
. before Mr. Justice BATLair at Lancaster.
The Pleintiff., who is Lord of a Manor, and owner of
• soil on the banks of the Money, where be claims the ex-
c•
lusive right of fishing, sought to deprive the Defen-
dant, who keeps an hotel on the spot, of the power of
ssing mac hinei,bekt, 1 watermark,llgb and low watermark, for
•Ae purpose., of sea-bathing. The Defendant insisted
t Apia the common Jaw right of all the subjects at the
--a*tog to bathe an the sea shore.

1111 E-Jiiry found fur the .Plaintiff,' subject to the °pia
... • ...,
;,Men off toe void. . :
vt ,:fibfeinostlon consequently *rose whether the. public
14413 mt title to pass over the barren sand of 'the sea iior
Ir'i,i,cfp.nrpoisi of leas hithing.
~
;n , Iff:;;4o'S*o BEST 'deli iered a most ';nminois jedp
iiiimgt von this iptereellog point. He commenced by
Iw Trilling Aletern Agile was compelled to differ from
e Aloe other Laiit'ned Judges in the opinion be had formed.
'llAilier4lll46g•the cat* all the coisideraltion he could.
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. w;greater right. . The e.bjects if :this *pantry had the
'sight to use the sews shore, for "the purposed Of sari-,
- gallon noffeenimarce, and &if ohm Wet be dbsitileted
:', 'ln the rpijoysitlif it thieright hi • iiivrection of build-
fogs Oa the'se,e l'shore ' e3ifept those' buildiags' Were
,I,l6lsarfs ansi,.queyi 'for OK purposes of nay smus. This
--win a nestiolpietastigitstion.,hecause, in his opinion,:
I, ft was impossible to fey tie paid* of England had not
1 , dm right wf 1111th'inpio the atmarodd doing 'the shoie,
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the peopli.... yip tfli forffefting:eiele!lie:lT eTiir ' * '
re, $
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