The Sun. — 1811-09-13 (London, England)

NEW-YORK, JuLY 30.  OHIO Legislature o(Qhicr, by some blunders in the new-modellieg the Judiciary, have occasioned the issuing of confli&ing commissions to Judges.. This has given rise to the following disgraceful scene M one of the counties of that State :—" The Cvurt Cormnenei.d its Session Tuesday, arid Troceeded Without interruption until Thursday morning, when Judge Snowden appealed, and took his seat, The Court was; not.yet opened. A warm altercation immediately, took place between Judge Snowden and the President ';'Judge Dunlevy, respetling Snowden's right, which was terminated by an order to the Sheriff for ,the* removal and confinetnent of'gr. Silo,' den, for diAturbing tho The Sheriir did not obey. The President called for the Coroner, and ordered him in commit the Sheriff for disobedience. Alter the Coroner had cornmitled the Shei-iff, and returned to Court, be was ordered to take.Mri Snowaen Into cus)ody,r and it' nea cessary to command assistance. '.Judge Snowderi refining to leave the Bench, the Coroner command-, pd fOur of the bye-standers to assist hiM ; two, of than el trly refused their aid, tied were fined three dollars 'each by the Court ; the third was excused On account of his nip; the fourth Obeyed his sprnf mons, and the Judge; after 'cniucli violent exertion, Was dragged from, the . Bench, .and taken to a place of confinement."  Elizabeth Jantea, of ,P4lrbortiugt), lately poison• ed herselt,,and liar body was liuried in the road leading to Bpahling. The relations of _the tinfor, tnnate girl have rtcently placed a.siene n?ar where her, retnains are thel ed, bvating the lotto seripti6o • Near this spot kNere depohjtext,. on 0? 24th of May, tßtt, tin; sBd renmitts of Ithe..ihrth fafne —au a WWI me. tilt:, horrid clime of Suicide. •--Paitynger ! t. iCe warning ; here a liAtil weakne,s, and the dreadful cona:tittc.ecc aft4tton.",,  A memorial has boqi presented to the Lords of the Admiralty, rcl ttive to the fishermen impressed at the ble:of Man, by I.i..utenant. fliwx 4s, of tile Mal ia terider, but iheir Lordstiiiis „ have determined not to.di's'eliaie them. A'cilebrated charm ter, of the first 'fame arnongst the swinstjug 'fraternity; is again levying coniribulions on the unwary, afteriour years doom:6 vile. An' expert-pessi in disposing of seats in. PArliament  must tai: 40,gh In the ~ Mitid; COMeittliol 3 a tuqn about six feet, a d.irk bus tomdsome man  ly visage, with a-stern brow,, and fluent tit address, Warranta for frauds, &c. have been issued from .Row-sircet and Marlborough-tweet, for offences at the , Westi.end• of The town, and yet they were figuring away at the Artichoke Tavern, Bhickwarl, a few days since, where they found sortie useful ccquiintance in a few hours. „One was introdoCed",to Captain Cooper, who belongs to a Westindiaman, by Andrews; as wanting A passage to ••the Caraccaq, and he agreed for•hii passage, &c. .The swindlers 'gave expensive dinners to their friends,• and one offered to lend the Captain *stims of money. On the FuesqayAhe swindleis having got extremely acgush)* With those necessary for their purpose, ordered a, tunic dinner' /for Thursday, and now was the time tor them to make use of their new cc.quaintanee. A third person made his appeArance its ,a ltrery servant,. who warned 501. of one of them 'for his master. Toe swindlers expressed their willingness to send the-money by the servfltn,' thdugk. oneha'fl only tol. 'and the, other no. small flows, bat, ofiereta a cheque. As the. Sum was for, immediate use, ready, money was necessary ; the . land!Ord was .called, who, advanced 301. •receiving cheque on Riddelph, COx, and Co. tor bbl. obAetvinghe might ktepilitt the glide dinner.— Ott Mr. BrinAle, the landlord, going to the banking-house, he was told the ,parties. were: noted hWiwiters had hold of a cheque book.- On Mr. Brindle's return, the swindiets had , fled, niter borrowing Sowe money of Captain Cooper. . There ale 3 Mash tPlietly of. OtlitT:ellargeS tIICIII,. was. excited on Tuesclayllist to the: innabiwia of ,Sr..times's•tsrinare, _conse.. iluence, of the'sudden. departure fro.n their dens of two Royal Hooting Tygers, s.rihich wear` Lately Kew; over to this. countryas to the 31ukc ut • Norfolk., and were.deposittid in the qables-,belong- • in gto hi, Grape,. It, appealed that tlicy hatt broken the door oft t deli; and made their escape into the hay-lott over the atables, trot their flight' being sodo atterwartts discoNeveil, a domeatic of the Duke's Wal til4p3tcbcd too'. Polites-s MenaKerie, pit Exattr., Change, it.• hire two of his quadruped kcepp:s., to attfin7l, and, if you Bible, to •sectire the animals; which sifa at length Lifek%ted) atteutwo days ',ricosaut labour. • .  igitiddaw, in Wales, is already under cultivation ; and its adjunct, I,attetig, is undergoing the opera• lion of patlng and burnalg, prcbanly for ,the rust time cif,ce the crvatinn. rQld is also formitiz frui4 it*.bilic,to,;44ltuutuit.,