The National Register. — London, England, 1822-01-28 00:00:00

swore that Denny acknowlegrd Io i bbb self to be the master of the yawl, anal claimed one.third isalvae,e, which was paid to bun and the crew. About 1901. worth had been saved of the cargo. 'llse grra'er 11011i011 Or the remans der was stolen alter it was gut ashore. Witness spoke to Denny about cutting away the life boat, and he said be bad done a legal act, and would do the same again. This closed the case fur the prosecution; and Mr. tSiii my complained that ail the wsinessess named on the back of the indictment had not liven called; upon which Mr. Jervis offered to pmt them into the loos, iu us der that Mr. Gurney neigh', if he chose, examine them. This wee done. Juba IlliS was then called. and swore, that he was in the Ide-boat, aims that he thought the vial remained plumy 1104 enough Jounced. for she In '4's crew to Mot got also of her Sae sem iisted, he toosigia, longer tit was pro- Oeut aluo,bllll . . Site was much stove, and hall such assuith r blue eould hart trot hes to toe bottom. The )awl bears the 11 got Lloyd's. lienry ,May, uTi mit, Paid, sworn.—lt was api evading notes.. tin the t mot iu such ruses as this, twat 's bun come, serv.d." Mr. Jess is 'shires...l to this question. 1 lad Siuerll sail hr could IRO !Idler such a notion ll' so abroad, as law sir right; and had thss come before the Cowl of Adsoiralsy, Ise 11341110 hesaa farthing sal.aue %scold have been Mims ed. The (swat,* were stir% ill-udvised in paying the salvage. May cootioued :—The sae! eat IlatfiC l / 1 11 to have brought I,* hi ig to the hem+. and a , there bad I eels no eats r iu our, she could have lorsould suer 10 an micitur, nod then towed her up its the to kds. 'rise yawl remained nlostoote the brig a great deal longer than u.lse ott.;111 10 hare dome. Cross-examined.— V% hen Ilie lite boat parsed the twig, within is tea yards, neither part) laded thr other :for it the brig i people had wanted any asristatiCe, limy could hove snug nut. Matthew Cal•nan swore, shit the yawl', men made knovin bast they had lest rotor u. - the brig'. raw aboard mired) t isey Mr. Gurney rose at four o'clock to isddre-s the Jury for the dertmitoot-, ens.seud.sg taut the erodenee tor the prori cotton orgolivrd erery preleace for cliarglog the men at the nor ail is a conspiracy ; or if it supported the charge, it most be our of toe most atrocious kind; inanely, CM" Bpi, snug to drown she unfortunate crew, and not merely (as aas charged) to slept ire the crew of he las...twat sit their share of the salvage wiry tor the brag aad tsar Costae) else proceeds's:, ss ith a review tot the evidence, when the Cour; tom rfered, 00000 I cspres•ed an op Mon that the evnlvoce was not sufficient to bear out the charge of (ORS. irac, and the Jely would thescfure twilit the de fendants. The Jury of eo.sr.e ielitria-d1 a verdict of Not Goilty, ;sod the def. tol.iiits were dowaitig, d, Sieb .100, the WINS M n cut brblit b diu bb own recogioz once of '..0;. to apri, it called ul to nib*. r toast, other cliarg,C that origin b. iirekriets attabi-I hon. THE NATIONAL REGISTER imroar4Lvi . utsusiu,v I INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—The Court WAS occu pied on Thuraday Isom 'levet; o'clock to four, in hearing the ease of William Vinctin, a chenekt and hatter in Sud bury, who bad been diveliarged under the lovolvent Act iu Febriiacy hot, mud was now brought up for re-exanti 'union, nu a charge of having firuduleutly obtained his discharge. Mr. Heath examiner the insolvent on the part of the opposing creditors, and cautioned hint teat every word lie should say would be taken down, 111114 lie swine lalsely lie would certainly be prosecuted tor peijory. In reply to the learned gentleman ' s questions, the in solvent stated, that lie wee discharged melee the Act on the 27th of Februaly last; that het teemed mount two year , ago, and received 4001 fortune with his wife, 391, in rash, and a promissory si ate for 'ANN. which lie enthused over to his father about eliree months alter lie received it, in payment of a debt lie owed him, his father giving I the balmier 111 cash. lie owed at the time he was merriest 7 el 80001. Iles blether Philip came to him in the King ' s Beech the 111011:11 before lie Was diselnetged i lie did not evik Philip whether he hail brought the L 1111. note, nor did Philip produce it to lime He seated in his schedule that lie was entitled to a revisionary interest in one I Ired act es of laud, het be had nefore sold it to his brother Philip thr s:el. tie 11 verbally, and atteiwersly by a written agreemeut made while he was r prisoner in toe King ' , Bench, which bas been burned since he WAS discharged nudes the Act. lie did nut snake any alteration in Ida hooks in plsion, bill might mask a few debts peed that v roe collieurd for his support, and also to pay suite mo ney to his 'notelet, for which lie hid given her a bill before he Weld le prison. Hr marked deb!, paid to the autumn of I .01. Some of theist might have been paid. but Can ' t say :deli. He• never sited spirits of edit, to make adieu:i lium in his books. He received payment or a debt true) his uncle since lie was discharged : it was one of the debts lie bad made over to his inutlisr, aril he received Ilse looney for her use. His brother care ire on the lewd ness in his own Heine while he (awaken!) 0/1M in prison, but gave at hark to hum oil :Its being discharged. Hie lather inlay" Joined him in a bond 10 ills tattier fur a loan of xOOl. in the year Itilb, and paid 15111 111111..0141p of it while the imorivent was Ili 'meson. Ile knew nothing of the trauseer ion till alter it was coneluded. He dud nut give any lurid:lire ur oilier property to his lather or hi v iliersiu-law to keep for him, before be aeplied to be des charged andel the Aet. He had sold suite funnies' e fur WI. to hi, b.uthe i-in-law betthe he went to prison, which lie had slime let him have hack thr the same money. He did nut teceive au; other goods truest I ttttt nor any trues ins lather. John K r, examined by Mr. Heath, stated. that he was a feesow pi tttttt er with the nisolvent in the K lag ' s lies.ch. the the 1 , 5 of , hum 'ear, Sae litother Poilup,came to 111111. I.ssulas tat sc.ked hem whether lee had gat the note fieeil less fatsier, as he had deassed saiditie had, 0.14 produced it. '1 he stole an, tisi owl nut nislur,ed, isnotreol esisotred ther Nis Wows ., had hi ou_lit thin hi, late father 111-law ' s will, a, ne %hiked to Make User his levett ttttt ar, nth teat to 111111. P.. hip said ise would do eve ry 11,504 to settee the propel ty, and would take care no true teemed have the 200.. eerie that leanelt (the Inc nett day ass a,4reetnetst lot t trove). aeg toe Itisoltrueb reverrottour) to Ptlllip ices dii&M Oil by toe N6lllllls, itod eat toted, Lleitig auto-dated a year. S • issue after the 111sU:ve"Ve iltalliter, Henry, called 061 him, and tktlJ be had hero very lucky iu collects.), Isis (iiisolseoes) delete The Muskrat maid lie was a Mul au seise enterest Inc date of as') of tile pa) went. 111 we books, and eneeavoured to siucsiarge tile COWL s spirits of salt. ln,uiveul 14.041 his father would he' anode ii,sl s ller ; he bouts, loess i4ct tut WWI" 16611.1 Iles OWII pOsn..e.ll, acid all IA ,sold be' 11/4111. A blitAlt lime berate lug tinut•esit Wab lieu.d Oil Ills Ve4141011. 110 lather came ow tee imam, nod suited thus, wHealer lie (tile father) ...sold tee exastoned rs beetling toe twat sir lutoola eat N 4141110 i 101 111:41 batllll 11. I Ile faith! situ/ asked 111611 VIII) tae ante was out sals . 1.1 Ills 61,H01s a, 116 1 . 1114116 . 5. Ille Jared relltleo; toil 11 ice liar lathes) •itsse:u iie rt. .1111111eti about is, lie Calalli 1101 babe 14 as we , l .ts P 11.11,1. The rtiller VALI he would 1111•16) 141111,4 he could to vave toe inn -1..11 lie mowed not ins, l.s use e‘stissot. d wi 0:11.1 pet ittic the I ttttttt . %V 11431 tile insoivesit was "ItsCii alp d, Ise engaged lust .4111111 4 1111 40 Irau,ae t 11140110 ., 111111 118 111 s Mope al it sitar. us till.. a year, 111 eotisetlueoe of Malt 11 ile (1S ,1- 11rss) weld lu Nos hill), mid 1110e0 a Ito lat . It ire rill ISItI ttttt laus. sue was there a large st.ii 111 tom onto. , motel - late ter 04tK1114 hats, 1...1 , 161110 . 1116:1. l's, &t. were brougot to tile wan tey 111.111, 11 and taroshet-sit-law ' s %Inch Ilse uuoaenl said u ere ash • s awn—lisere were china, tuns, and plate. elle 4044111bellt ' b father preverite . : • thir bent.; • emoved be lore nriesneist, lest the) 5. , 1.111411 lee •eets, and it. gala, would make a good Jun a we... hod '. 0.. time ensonn, I e tai ' load of sr Is, loe icalask-d II eve• sets fortustale that UHL) dill whit pa,ed unite l-e, writ . 1111111341111 tilt *Sag, '.'lts Wllliess outlet wean is severe arms-etaiiimat le, dr. Ite admultd l sal It usss to is, 14 Sr 0,401 u 1111: *4llllellt 1 . 411' nest 11.11 sigteestac.st sisal he gate the ctintitialtlins ; but sl.d nut vary 10 110 a...swot 01 itc) of toe farts. r. with P•4tql t It- C•turt its helisilt of tow NU. 11.•ttili replied 00 lit. hart Ot 111.• CI t.tiiltlis. Ile-sad, orte mutts of tilt it the 1. .volveut hurl been ...mist lave vent term to execut ))))) under ;tic late. arid litlttvolletl 111,1 s our life Uottlet the W1110%114 Act. After con-tolerable J.. 1 Iserat ttttt utt tie It neh, the Ch of iiiii el delis ore.' lor judamei.l ol Ibe Gni; I. Il e +hid the Chuff finial nut regret feat 1...00 01 hut I.e ca.,. had 04 CUltied %lieu the) comortereil Ite t4iral ittlituttit.tcr lu the politic. 'the itt.olvetit thid t Intl for the protect iiiii of a merciful At 1 lit l oh.' • eel, .Istrl tegtird of nil Its provisions.. ut . eser) p.ut,ple uf s juNtiee, hurl tile .1141%11 oath le iiii of his u. 1,.; ft iiii •he time of his stppitcattoo, 41.111 ev,n hetor cesiteruploterf the .3 . 0,11ebt it dud 011 hit t ted.lot II n, tote pea w, r viring to ;hulk• mid.rpp) perms'', woo )trod to the tesjustairms of alousitta the e) of the Leg ISistalle b. ortperlr e 141 Ilerie C. edam • ; unit 11.1 e Intro fn.ul Ihr elitiv , ice giveu it) how Ito Inc mid de. eau' ustht elect' he the prays. 81011% of LlS.oluoldt s ..e. Ilut b11111•All the es 'deuce of hotelier the iwitisr Is.'s guilt ss as host' his own au -went, aid the Court telt it ;a howideu dui) to vi-it hilt camiduot m mit tit tit 114.61 eateill of putii-Itatettt the Ail ill. rar jud, i ntelit 01111 COUII theseiiiie istaulvesiet discimrge about I kw ; and that the ihutild nut he eLtilled al iti4) benefit uud r the All until he show,4 be itopri:uned three years from the present day. 31 Loss OP THE LADY LUSHINOTON .111DIAMAXI.-4 CALCUTTA, 27.—T t , inhe followiti,elaticOrre- • tails of the loss of the Lady Lashing/ oh is Nom O'he of the son ivina starrers , . and we suyosatif nearly in h own language :—" We sailer!. Iron' Msdris on the Oh, and ii ,ring four passengers to laiul at Coriega, saw the light-house at usidilight on the 7th: tad hlka:bout ; ill hopes ot landing the four passengers abovenicunt tI in ' t ri tfie iiiiii 11:iig ; but-owing to tile strong currefas, severe considerably to leeward of the port by daylight!" W e 7 endeavoured two days and a eight to regain the win I. • ward, but finding we only lost ground, cast anchor ml , the 'untoward of Coritiga. The surf rail very high „for two days, sit we could have leo communication with shore ; we tried ro weigh atichor, and drop flown to PiAtticullab, when all t tideavoios were metrectital, when th.• cattle parted and night had come on. The Captain A. gave orders to stand out to sea until twelve o'clock it • n lit, and then tack in to the land; the Chi ef mate toots. the command of the deck at itiftlnight, and thinking we had sailed so tar from the boil that we could not possibly , reach it before daybreak, the ship ticked-3 brtete havin; sp g up, we were alarmed by tin ship stiikttfig slightly on tne sand about Misr o'clock w tile wonting. Ninittint can paint the chair ssioe szeite ; the high land wis just perceptible, and Very wave tins thg over thE ship added to our borrittle snow . In 11311 an hour every 111361 was over the ship's side (*0 leeward): Olsson p had drifted into a tremendous surf, every boat was saved in the attempt to lower them, and the land half a mile on our lee; we 11341 110111111 g to Witsl to hitt the wave', and to pl ice our confidence in the Almighty. Tile scene of horror and dimes: then became inilescriltabie. Toe cries of toe ietitalot and children writ heart reiniiiir. It was 6.1;.1 that the bottom had parted froth the upper works. Eve.) , person was naked and up to their miitile in water, and the dis:ress was increasing every moment. —Three spars of wood were got over the side, On wipes' six persons, including myself, provirleintally reached the shore ; Out we were so iltilell exhausted, that hail not the natives chute to our assistance. the return of -the suif would have carried uc (lilt again I we found on the slime a sailor who hail been washed overboard, to whom die safety of so many lives is owisi ; he lortlinatrly spoke the laitttaxe, and succeeded in getting four Cal miaratts (root the snore to the assistance of the sufferers ; a large boat Was got nIl, but coitA get no nearer than ItMh yards, and who 11111Ierilly Was Kept above tile water. At eleven the ship parted across the center, and all the crew and passengers were obliged to get on the masts to have the ship as a breakwater, from which many were wastuil away, being so fatigued they could not hold till. The e.1111.11.1r.111* k pi at work until two o'clock, when the what increased so that tory could not get ilear the wreck, and had afterwards to desist, fititling it nitoossiole to be 0f ally further use. A FrrilCll small, his wile, awl iwo daughters, with two of the crew, were Well 011 1114!. wreck : at four o'clitek the stew parted, un which the Ft elicit lady with her eldest datixtitet reached the shore; the father will) the u tier daughter perished, as 11;41 the MO colon, one of whom was seen at dark sticking lo the remains of the bows, whiten were veld by the anchors. The shore for titt fulled was strewed with ine ship ard cargo. Tue number lost was Y 2, u ,una , ' whom, we regret hp side, were Capt. 1131111 , ttttt 740 Madras Native I lifititry, Ensign Wright, Mr. forabelly purser w the country service, Mr. Rosseau and his daughter, and Mr. Lyster, s..cond officer of the I oaly Luskiagtea, 'roe slop paned to ion At 11 a.m., aha bettor eveuing not a vestige oh her was visible. Mrs. woo was sated. waa oil the Medi, WWl' wile. pa:44.41. M. 9,0( Wetiterall alai Ills tiny are likewise sale, and M. I arp.ittier„ only suit 01 Colonel Carp The situation 01 the stsrvistos is said to 1131 re 1.40:11 Intim 41, Itintatde ; all ate nearly without ciotites Inc Costs. wander is acquitted of 311 blame. a c • • RIOTS IN WILTIIIIIRS.--Oil Tuesday ntrernium the 221 nisi. the M..iinstia ea ill Brateftvol having wetly"' en lot 01 .11011 Mal toe we:lto:hi Were comma there iii 1 11 e slt of 111 e day, to ore A: the si a 100111 , i, Sec. toe geoileowit Jahl , II lac pritieipcl iinawkeeper. Wet. sw..i 11 111 VeCiso Co.ol.lidef, Whig deter iiiiii ell 10 testa. aUC II itlepil proceeding.; anti IletWeell unee •ted tour o'clock, ace tttttt os were brott,,ht that a very arge snootier, Sever.ll 11011 liedS, Were ii.lsalis . lll4, acid NIIIIiIii A .tile of lIIC tow.', a lid ha . began to break souse looms UP ' , Wee& 11l the liiitts..s Uli We rOad. 'Ede Nl.4l.llllfelell At 1.. e C1111111.1.4e6 1111111edlalely proceeded to the ss,;,, pen toe Ito. Act was resor; tory took hew cost such tai , " 6 ...:* the nott-rN, ..h..ut y, as .k cre IsCloslcii out to hale 1r1,,,k.110,. been cetticereoetl to the teetschtee which was door, 3..4 eve iiiii stlty dispersed tile rest 01 the 1110...--U,.ota o La. it. •.. 11:110111 01 the prisotters, lielore :lie Matostr..tes, etbite ea-itei a ° were Identified and sit tail SU as tieing, tile 1111151 34:1;NC; were tied and sent uti • 1.4.. ly to the lleveses BrittroVell, to take toyer such at 1..10.1p0ry Aailt. 3 i eialtt more were reillailded ;us nattier , Itualitatitut the t.. xt .00.1.11 1 g ; moil the its, were sial.tictl to depart hot , . list iiia elikeled lute reCtsprZall4:l:6 SU 10..e1p the roe.; kus iWelVt• and to appear ,u answer the charge w,te,t called opoit. lee the e% vn,u4 album 150 to the W li. seine If , rootalery, cooloatehlett by 111111 111:111 . 11, i.l. e.olle 11101 Me WWII 10 assist 111 the isicip:l%•.loll Ul Ste ptiUlle 11,--we ; ..ntl we untier,Lato tort le,uiar et 00 . 1.5 will be shammed he both the town. o: Uratit..roi ...id Trowbridge. We 11111 X Luis WI I Ilr‘W•• a ba l atat y cot , a 10 those nos4tetileil will , and (14.1 1. it) win ictotit quietly to Weir work. On Saturday se . sititalitt a spritiginata w si *. I pliet .1 across Ills tlll%e 111 CUal. , y Data. I lie it Isetivcry wry .0r... tiatia.riy iii_iiir ti isle ally etoittry was el -. It is rte. st2Q.. - sl Mal nits ili,trise.ite v0)411.r, wheels %V al •••1•61 .; I11•11•Ird With large 5110)1 old th. woe 1:411 flea .&w - Cis d •r'.•.,• the pate, was iel 11y pis:sellers, 111 tu , hope 4) 1 10 i ,411.* of woutitiotti the e e ttne.-hetpt.rt. tiort.oa woe mph'. To draw them to one Sp.): 1it1i..4; E we+ true fired stiSCOSlVisty . 113 I tile W , ,Kliiiy. he:pasini, but the WaICII WU 0.1 the 1 111 4 t r i tuals, crosseto toy a ditlerests .. u i e ba eft Liitoep J ft 1r ritliksiti has otiereol a rear,,po .'" k4') gu n/ ' .t ar i ba ,4 ) . I CO. ely of lite Itierkittcysr. • • " '4; " • nii LAW INTELLIGENCE COURT OF KING'S BENCH. ■UNDAY. J•N. 21. The Collet Oda day sat in the private room adjoining tilt %Si:l:ammo/61er Session Court. _ _ sTrAinesis V. BitoODEN. This wax an action brought by the pl • • ff • to recover damages fur au a•mult committed muter aggravated ru- The pasties were goldbmilles, and on the fat of .Pine a meeting was held firr the purpose tit cUllaider ins; Matters 'tied with the trade. flie plaint aWI that occasion used tome caps essiuns, %Melt induced a Mr. :11 • Giegoi. who Mat present, to suppose lie said Mi. Brogdul nib au informer. The dtlendam heisig informed of lac circtine•tatice, invited the plaintiff, by ad extra ordinary civil leitei, to come to his house. The suumrullie entered the deteistimit ' b twin mug house, hr was charged with saying Ali. listigdeu Wads au informer, trod 'refute ha could sae two %void:, i 5, explanation, the delendant beat a chaise whip, mid ihd.cted a nu ttttt I upon his head, ninth appeared try the evidence of a •diageon to be sti ripely slati4ct oas. Ir alive %aids appeared, iiiet the plaintiff had not eltaiged (lit defendant %Olt being all tmitOillier, inn merely repeated the woids used by a Alt. Dien , ' • 1 ite lIYICIIIIANI ahem M•mimlA sent a teller to d frirmi, Mir ef , g to snbuul to tilt decis of any gentle 111411, 10 tttttt lUe Itausncuuu Maid Ur feterie.l, ptuvid ed the lolailll3l di upped ail plucceditigs against his al law; but it did nut appear ili•r the ;nllllllll ever ban that Jr lief. 'flit act having been CU tttttt rsicel, the de fendant suffered Judgment by defaiiii, and the July, MC' panitelled ILI tile bectuitherirs ' Lew', eiSbC•httl dulUdit . t. 41 SO.A. Mi. Searlett, on a tUrNier day, obtained a mule fur a new Mal. Mr. Phillips this day ~hewed cause against ' Mo.Sc•rlett ' si ride, tint file Lord Chief Justice said, if the Coati could sec that the verdict had proceeded Isom a along sUlpmeAr. ttttt would be then duty to set it aside; limit upon the Aida ills he Could out discover that to he tee ease. HIS 110 dOUnt that the lcm of Mr Jimmy acre ex cited uy the address of the Leached Counsel, but %heti lie misfiled to the note by winch the plaintiff was invited to the thicsidant ' s house, and tire testimony which might base been given by Mr. Taylor, true of the witnesses, who heard all that passed Ull malls side, and who might lase staled 11 ; and ahcn tic also examined the testimony of lilt bill germ, 'Men mg a atrl,rtl.injury to the pl It. lie uaA 115,1 prepairil to bay the 'mulct Na% given e su• iieust•iy. lI this 'Mistily a4l Art Wade, the Court could " I sat a "ea Jimmy UO l Bll3 iti%e less damages, and there tut, tit, y (mild 1101 inlerlere. Joutles tiolroyil and Bus, acre of the some opinion, and the lute was dim:liaised. About midnight, tatilav last, a terrible file WAS disctner , ti lit the slack y.trtl at Newhald bow', beloile jug to %Ir. Coug, hanker, of York, witted destroyed toe whole . ol the st.tcks, &c. eight an "mother, the pro. duet Amu, 200 acres of laud. Happily the st.tt.it yard was at some distance Irons the faros house, btu'. and the wind WAS alto ion la%ourablt yiarter.else cull more dlsastrous coomquetices 'night hate taken OAT. There is reason w apprehend tins fire was the work of au III• cendiary. The flames was p. rceived by the mail guard, just after leaving York, and also by the watatwen at dull, and at Grtutsby.