The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-06-08 00:00:00

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0.1040111..61, 41.84. At ihi4 'Deposes., a sum of
.mtiog tut impanel lets *llt MO. hank that he newer
.....eivee any elf able ialtieles, pas defies hi. hewn unmet
would hate Lewis • slettObey had bees so delivered, if sis wife
had ace complained la 4404 Meg letters which weer pencilled
totem* kite, that Mr bad not acknowledged oh • receipt isfAgyi
iseiderlicles. beish, that after the liherition of this Deplore,.
Wed hi. relent' Wilaatiorsier. be. tort er with his is ital. spittle*
ea the 10th day of Deceseber at flee Police. mice. to know It but
bad !'"1"6" ail"? clashes. when Joseph Audi's, the deputy
scow able 1111114. and Platt, wilier-pacers, aid th %clerk being
"retest. she delivery of she said arsiedd at the *See woe folly
out distinctly admitted, list as other account of a hot bid bee*
atone with the. could• be abloised.thaa a vague reference in the
ball Climb idler' whither thi. I)etioatott indands wont to os-
ernaia _the fact, and sv:s noosed that a . package or boxes
-wlmtever had been there reteived abed that lime from the Pii
'lice lace. &doh, that im his cetera to the Polk:emitter, this
Dellitllkli MIS) sold by the elm*, that his best way would be to
apply pecsimnity ra Lord Sidmostb.
utilV, thin being oblited
, n Weed In Lauda° to answer lob's ree saner, herein berme
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'deathbed. this Deponent. no the 301 h day of Joloar7 lasloar
-plied at Whitehall. a bee be sew Sir rt. Unseat, woe mete's,
rexpressed bit igloo-awe of 'lse sehjeet. and referred Deponent
back tense Police m masseueder. Stith. that es the Ye day
esf February. I) p sett aerate-to Lord didesteth urging the
' Oilier and .ttee restitution of his clothes. and the dis-
reefaterse of the ardlees •by; whit* his claim bad been
- -hitherto eluded s ia rly to wlibll this, Deponent was Inform-
ed; that in Lord Fddmosith's opinion, he had, no claim
so his Illejedy's Government. Seith, shot having returned
so biaerbeders is
•hopes of being able to obtain employ-
swot among -his former commutes on the Mb daY of
A Delmore. agate west tense Pollee dire. where J • Nadia
jy: Pita that he karw bothieg about:the clothes, aid that he
jg:
• thing to do with Lord •Sidessetb's prisoeen bat to ap-
tf '' dl them :' Midi. that . three or fear davit after. his family
•41 : -involved le the g Maine distress. sod Maori, destitute of
Aficaes of supporting per. this Depesseat wilted on the
P,
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• • torches ardens of the Fetish wherein his family resides. to ea.
9-'-liseire what relief In. .his present situation meld be afforded to
..:,,,Oless, end whet steps he shoeld take foe the recovery of his
jpeolteny, but Instead of receiving either assivarace or advice;
Illtlie was violently take, ISM cestody. and ordered to be head.
1 *OWN South be resided bells barwleolred; and respired to
'll '„ wk.* breech of Ow • law be wits charged with s but.
brusadieg. Deports. was dragged. , set seas day,
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neponent,lee. wrberreengbotavolies:aadlastonerprody detaioded.ediyouokilordseeagaithame wai:l
.a. ty of detaining him ulthoata eh' rge or warrant, and at
Ahem' of three lefties, eerie( whit* he was Snail d by every
• leech" of numb and eememety that the molice
ha, ol his penes,
•-. waifs mid‘ apt-e.tie was pa length liberated. Saidt. ' 4w*
/. Witermasiwi• to Leedom, he hal tessera) times mistiest pee`
;j, alibi (Mee of Lord ftedibesth. sod tes-is Imedshio 10
person, bed east obtain neither ;be clothe' teas aleappsnrialed.
' • thaatotte#. hoe any e ,apestiorion tor either. name, this
,Ele . who has retiried to London on the preseut °feasts's.
: Vita Om of *whim for. paw employment. width may fur.;
'-' vide with the wroth of rellevieg his family fits t'. Ve feats
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Court. in hope that the haososity and jostle..
, for sill. . rabic Coen is renowned. wi I be everted.
',la allseilioarbis" t, seri remedy as the peculiar dreams
e=ifieweelor his car require.
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COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Jere 6.
P ; CRiMIN AI. INFORMATION.
A Man named John Roberts, one of- the persons
*ho was apprehend( il ender the Suspension of the
. Ambers Corpus Acts at Manchester, appeared on the
fluor of the Coats, and moved for a rule to show
caiiiq why a criounal Information should not be-filed
agaitili, Vise,,unt Lord Sicnouth, Sir Nathaniel Co.
naot, Netlin, the constable of Manchester, and
others, for fr•odulestly withholding from him cer.
tont articles of -searing apparel and moneys in value
shout sot. which had been sent to him while con-
fink' in the jail of Gloucester. The motion was
founded upon ao affidavit formally put in, which
stated that the articles in question had been delivered
at the Police-6ffice at Manchester. The truth of
this allegation was subsequently denied on applies*
lion to the pantie' to whom it was said' the delivery
it'd been -made.
Mr. Justice BATIAY said. there was no ground
. whatever for granting the motion. '
,- illoberts said he would persevere in his applicatioe
to the Court until he obtained restitution of his pre.
petty ; upon which be-was warned by the Court that
be mast take that consequence of any ;et which his
own imprudence might render it necessary for the
court to adopt. . - • .
COURT OF ARC-IPA. ions 6.
SURSISS, P. SWIGS'S.
. ,;'his was sn appeal from the sentence of the Con.
• eistory Court, Sir Wet. Scott having pronounced sen-
tence of divorce between Boys and Elisabeth Bur-
gess. The suit was originally instituted by Mrs.
Eliza Borges, for a restitution of conjugal rights,
on the ground her husband, Boye Burgess, Esq.
had unjustly separated himself from her without
Caw. The allegations of Mrs. Birgess to this effect
Were met by a coveter-plea on the part of the hus-
band, in bar of her snit, praying to.be divorced from
her, on the charge of an adulterous intercourse hay.
fug laken.place between her and. Mr. Thomas Lane,
a. /*Mg Gentlemen aged 24, and partner in the
banking-hews, of Moffatt, Lane, Burgess, end Co.
The crime was charged ins long detail of circumstae.
Hal evidenee doting a visit of Mr. and Mrs. Burgess,.
end of Mr. lane, at the house of Mr. Chamberlain,'
of Rise, in Estes, abpst Chesalessa, 1814. Mr. endli
Mrs. Bergen had timed together for a series of years,'l
and had several childless, 2.0 f which, however,-only
are sit tviaing. Aboat•the beginning of 1816 a formal
separation.took place Ingmar. the parties. '
The evidence in support of Ile ndellery- being al-
together circumstantial and resumptive, Pas denied
by Mrs. Burgess. tier owe ackeowledguseot, how-
ever, was pleaded to a certidu *gent; end It weir al-
leitvdthat Mr. Lane, in cousesuencw, withdrew him-
self from the banking-house, and, in order to break
off all intercourse, embarked. for the East ladies,
where he at present resides. Several circumstances
were also stated, from *hick the crime was inferred,
bet no express set was preyedlo have occurred.
Sir W. Scoss had inferresiv boo the whole rig
pow of presumptive •eVidePre.ill this . Carey that an
adulterous intercourse must. be conClOdod • to have
Viken place, and be therefore pronownced that the
, 61' husband had.succeeded inosteblishiug the counter
allegation, in bar of his wife's omit end decided :ac-
cordingly for that ',parade* soughs by the former."
This stoles-ICP was now appsilletl.egaiast, and brought
Ifito the superior Coertv, osvontato ground of denial
of the 'clattery, and. SO awerm4nt .of there being in-
' sit fficient evidence io sapport a that fact.
'The coed was this. day Oemipied in hearing the
evidence in this interesting case, and the appeal was
ordered to stsed'ever for argument.
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. On Friday Mr.. , Matter, of York:street, South-
wark, tad one of his. legs broken by a skittle4.4ll,
at the • Punch Bowl public-house, Questo.asiotre, in.
isonsegience of incautiously. crossing the eklitle-•
groan° while some persons were at play.

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