The National Register. — London, England, 1823-01-12 00:00:00

1 ~ j! iii,' 1 i . ! -_ . I'6 Fr s BANKRUPTS. H. Kirks NW S. W. Woodward. Swildio, Swodpark, linker modbiww. iiasisav, Mr. Dadra. Ind lam .1. Haim York onabarsar. Seb Mom am and Ca K J. Chmsbyerd. . Am. Halifax, Yorkubby Adis 14 Ms Weigh LINA& ha Mak J. Pim Tunes. Larmembio. blubmib. Sol. Mr. UM, J. Ckwuray . Maaw luso ord and G. Kay. Ilekhus,TiYrry ddiass. - Sob. M. Cabo ilea Co. Chasuory Luss W. Golimik i.U, Suffolk. cora newbowl. id. Mr. wpm/. Iwo. CT. Com frM Hir, cordwaion. Ws. Mawr redder wed s las. Gee LH V 1 DIUMMI. Ad. J T. Coburn and G. Thompsou. Margie. Duelswo. warnwo-41. W. J. Caw. Win orippomokk-14. :J. Ustatii.../Assigeras e fassimmo L. mad J. MINMAX, Canoes Sam. Add& Wpm T. Guff.. idolioduidip.dwooor—Sl. H. 01.b.Grarivar y. Kist, annot—Yok.•l, Ms mad G. Glum. Aldosipio, Saw. drys slant. J. fflokimi. Csoalry, übrod muudlsmose 7. G• • Misokloo. ed* s. Cordpe. bura wdao. buidolo m r — Ja w . SI, G. Gossiky, Sow- T &d CHWIFICATHS up be graded Jae. SS. J. MOMS. rairgeler. Ida et Wight. arm Owler...x. rod P. Moilig. Yak. sodiesw-1. H. Hiedusush. Norpow sr. bre morkbou—W. Wawa. LWOW, brewer. LAW LPITALLIOEXCE. COURT OP LING'S DM& MONDAY. Jllll. & PRSSMAN O. NONNI% Thie was en sales to recover amps fee mask end Vol.. al gra Nkt me - Sergeant Mated the eme. The Odell, woos reag mime, mak% leeward in the weak skim( eny mi . demem, eta. thud which die dodged diem tear imieetry. Mai was either the Meeeliee of the dams/wad me a son sat. sad k meld appear Ma every stirs bed been Made to ruin kw the noter. Mr. Many is an atereey, nothing ie Weed-areet. • Charade. Mk kamledge a law maid aol be very peal, • otherwise be woad net have glees the the peasant mime of maim. The plastid' had bees bet a geed time ii his mains when do defendant, is September bet, pm her ram • hag. She bed hem from home to Met fee a place, and en her . Mew Mn. Mosey bad made a Merge wield her of Mating ems sever, saw, sod ether smell artielem—the dim was nest fer.mid her trunk was searched hat mithiag. heed thee mss net her owe. The defeadant semeeting some lea aed M her pommies had been Mem, Met but ham. ••Ideise at Guildhall. She was naimieed Mee. what . 1 defendant missed her of bowleg pithead his Ns, nearer, MOM end other emelt articles, bet being meats le swear to am thl e acimend. she was discharged. It woad appear 14.11 b• bort her is custody from Saturday M Tuesday. add Met ho elmd thole( that time ant to premed egoist her. =Oll do WOW tell the IM MO of Milo Powwow who hod his whir, es.—Tbe plaintiff bad ao kimiesledge of the persons, minammady she mild sot giro the infeneatiam Mr. Mosey heirg eapepane isiltis neighborhood, had his windows broken, Mt that mad be so exam hr peekeeleg • thaw of - Mee; against the plastid'. Her elmenster Mae, beim ietsred. she head it her del; to Whig this sedum, hi order hi Mew the defeatism to make good his charge, If diem wee aay truth, he IA mimed be bad sat pet my justihsaim ea the reeird. and the Jay meet take the charge I. be taeaded is malinemel dateeheed. They woad say what damages were deg to this view name, fur imprimemet, sailer them eircesnatame, three days. A member .1 witnesses proved the emu, edler Mike Nr.1144E611 addressed the Jury Mr the defend et. The Seemed .mewed admitted that he meld eel *des en Lagelosa mem for hloey, unless there was • workload's. if the dist.— As k Peed, it was • case meek etaggersted by his learned Meek aid the smallest damages would be salteimd. Thu Josh, after some emsaltatise, heed a verdict for the . pleiatilf—Damages 131. ?DUDA T. JAN. T. DAXTILI AND ANOTHta N. DLANIDIARD. This was au mien of trorer fee • ship ailed the Partridge. It was tried by • special Joy ; bet was takes out et its mum le-day in ceneeneence of the eapeeted departure of elm of the *imam for lid;.. The Solicitor Gene.ral stated the plastid' 's case. In 1810, Ceplain George ikethem, Moo had beee for may; years • captain a India semis. applied to the deleisdaat fee assietaece in the perthace of a ship, and the defeedeat agreed to aeorm bills for Me prim, which he was to be repaid out of the premeds of the voyage. Captain &wham mordiagly lard on the Parris*, whith be pertheeed far 4,8001. mid Mr. Blanchard aocepted bills drawn on him hr that sem. The eeptthe thee premeded to fa op the ship for moseagers and freight, seder Mr. BM . shard'. eneetiee. mid paid the espeeme out of the mosey which he received ee Noma of mummers. It was agreed that the defendant shield act as insaegiag owes,. mad for this purpose it was thought necessary that he amid appear to bare • share on the register of did vessel. It was accordingly armpit that MI should have one sisiesetb, and that the remising fifteen teenths shield be vested is the captain. Afterwards, however. Mr. Blanshard suggested, that is order Is give him power to act, the whole interest in the vessel most appear to he in him ; and accordiegly he was registered as sole owner, with • sae= understanding between the parties that he was really to be con sidered as possessing only a sixteenth share. The eaptsie set sail for Madras ; be arrived there ; and look in a cargo and passengers for the voyage home. As he was proceeding to Bombay the ship struck on a sand-hook, and sostained so much injury that, on her arrival at Bombay, very exteasive repairs were requisite. The vessel was surveyed by carpenters, who pronounced that 30.000 rupees, shoot (1,0001.) would be se eemary to repair her, end that two montias would he required for the work, The cystitis felt assured that even this estimate was far abort of the troth ; and being suede to raise the money, except try selling or pledging the ship, he caused it to be put op to auction, and the plaintiffs became die purchasers. lie bought a srapeallt d the Asia, sod rtigalltli home, where his acts were recoguieed by Mr. Blansitard ; but afterwards be thought proper to claim the vessel, and as he appeared to be the registered owner, it wrs ordered to be given to his peseessiou. The I.leintilrs now, therefore, brought their action to recover their pram* ; and they contended that the sole was radid on two grew& ; first, that the captain had, under the eircosnetaaces, 811.11. aetberity to dispose or the ship in which be was so largely in **rested ; and secondly, that his acts bad Imes recogaised and ; -Jy.that adopted by the defealiit. The Lord Chief Jamie. intimated his °pieties that a British skip could only be sold by power of stiorney from the registerd • The Solicits: Geacral ►ubmitted, that a recognition by that a.. 11 . 1111/11 .r 7 ..~~`-' . . . `, .. supply lb" west of slob provisos asibirity. Capt. G. Seethes* was Gies coiled. vibe, so Ms assimilation is sluff, esbstastisted toe osiestest wade by lie istisitor-Gee morel. Os bie erese-exammistios the wholes said be dill Met I *woe, tee* whether at the tin* whew the vessel wee pinhead be was ia die raise et the Cafe Demob ; bet be had sie The Pair** did Dot lie keg iw gook ; perhaps eat ewe them nine dam wed Mr. Basler cane lone is her with his family. He algid Mit retelleet whether, whew be was eserebied before arbitrutere an the ipesetiew of abewlemeseit liewsea the esier writers wed the *weer. he did *r did wet swear that be had we isterest i• the vowel. - - Daniel Meek, who tweed u third mate es the homeward voyaged the Partridge, swore that the repairs Met 1111,11100 /epee. Abe soiled ferChies es the Tit ef Jess ; asst mem' to Eagleed is Desember. with a fall eery of agar end par rs. Willime James. is. if the esderwritere is the peliey it Maanmer. said, Mt he hod frament einversinise with In Ilimehard en the subject of the repairs ; he slid that if the eine should appear as repremeted te Yea, NM be wadi wet WW love; sod Mat he did hest, to the wieseet's creel ildina, serves r 7 diaapprefratioe it the *Meet of=a itellbm—Os ermoommiestim, be mated Met beim the @Minter, espready swan that hiked se Moan Is ibe mei, otherwise he meld net have bees reeeived ei • - Mbeees. Mr. &Meta 'Med the Jr, Maim they wished fiat be Meld Mem the.. far the defeadest, ehmerving et lbe time, .Met the solemn" et 'Main dovemesta memiened Was evidence far the plied, were Maillely Maud by Ow Mho dent. The lard Chief feelise Mewed. that Ma 101 7MNIPIME wsy whether Win Memberil had adapted ilea ; as @Morriss it wu eitagether veld. . The Jury were abeed to give their verdict, when The seishopthespoi mid he would be esseallnhocibe phi— wee mermiliegdy smelted. - . WIWI/DAY, JAL 1. LIN 11. MEWS/1116 Mr. 001 11 6 4 11 Meltd•Mlialds mitamelien se a sheet, demo toy die atheism*. Ar /IL on his hookers, Ilissitia. Fry ad 131 nkel' of Ike OMS lead keener. • 7 .14 IMmilett Wetted Ow Jury yobs meld, he imid.kmee nompostka le amid", let whettililke plaintiff was dill hied proprietor et the Week, which the deem/eat had toads him self Nikki to psy. The plaintilf woe • temdesier in Liegato erhoeshitier. had Isety-six years canted am the mime trade in U.S sins situation. mid Owe is saiimpeauhablo elnaraitar.-- .9nmearday. Ile *kb of October in lost year, s yews we miss of respmatalde "pewee emme to his ship, asked foe • pima ef Si.. and tendered the elm& le ditree, menses; ehmege. Mr. Lee's Aimee mated his his ...Air, who ailed the womb where , she me frem f fl. Mil bees Mr See, IS, MouverieutMt • open whit% M. las put dew. as no Joker seder boa, ;ad gay* the tot tiel sin seism** aid Us., the Ohli slangs. Oa the nest day, the sheet was promited at Messrs. Fry sad Chspass who rafted tw pay it, Amiga; that day bed eiders to that jet fares Mr. Nev em, who said it had bees stole. Notwidistandiug that this esplasetioa was givem Is Kr. Newsom, ke thimight primer le INISIIIMIO Mr. Le before the Laid Moyer, sad to sharp him with mideing the cheek. knowing it se have Is.. stein. The parties appeared ; NO. Lee enatitio Atoms. made their state ments, and Om charge was dismissed. Mr. Los new theeght it right to try this Mira. im era* Si *Mop immeigation into hie eloroder, which he knit mialmil be allsetat by the strictest *elk,. The hand-writeg of the deithhei was advaitted, sod the Freesias,t and refusal to pay the Asa proved. Mr. Edward Ward, shape= In at. Lee, deposed to the elite mated by Mr. lioeslatt, esspeeing the meaner I. which the WI wee bete the peintireMeth& On his IWOODIIIIMBe. seise, be said that the treasetiou tea pies beiweea six mid eve o'clock I. the evening. He did sot know Mr. Newell, who we net a wastesw of kis master's, nor his hand writing ; neither did be knew Mt. Sett. He did wet send may ewe with the woman te enquire late the truth of the eery. He had bees die 'teethe is the service of Mr. Lee, and had need even years' appreekmeitip to the trade, be t he could net say that he had ever knows • check restarted whets the party drawing it, sad the party aeries it, were both sheaves. Fee the defendant two groands of defines were suggested— first, that Ward sat have been mistakes ate the value given for the mete, bemuse the plaintiff himself had admitted that be did not give fell vales ; and secondly, that supposing Wffird's statement to be egret, Mr. Lee had takes the cheek fader such cireametannes of sompicion as ought to keys Weed him to make enqeiry, sad as rendered him fairly metalline for the loss. Cheeks. it was argited, were eel like both metes whieb were guaranteed by • great public oriespany, sad well esti eerily were received moult ; they were 'eve in feet resulted by any careful and pantile mesa, anew be .either knew the party by whom they were signed, or the party by whom they were pretested, and thus was able to rely ea their antheaticity sad their value. The check is question was encleebtodly r bloke I and it would give a fatal fealty to the commission of forgery and freed, if trutleamee, for any famed advantage, should receive inch an instrument from an esknown person whose purchase was scarcely • twentieth part of its anweat.-- Here Mr. Lee bad no knowledge of Newest' or Scott; the cheek might be a forgery, er might be drawe on aome see who bad no elects to answer it ; end, ender these ohmmeter:les, even if be gave value for the check, he ought to bear the con sequences of that neglect of which, at least, be had been guilty. Mr. C. W. Payne, the clerk of the defendeet, said, th.t ea the With ofOctober lie received the cheek from Mr. Newest as pert of his salary. Ac it was foreign post night he had DO imp portanity of presenting it for payment that day, bet l o d ge d 1.1 in his Master's cash-box. That box was stole before ten IS in the morning, when he retuned to the office, and be, by de sire of Mr. Newsam, gave notice to Mews. Pei and Chapeau not to pay the cheek. On Monday the pinata!' caste to Mr. NONNI= •to know the resod why the cheek was not paid. At first Mr. Neese. was ant within, bet he see afterwards came . , when the plaintiff informed him that he had take' the neck from • went at his slop oa Saturday evens', Mr. Newsmen asked him Wits gave full value for the cheek, mid he admitted that lie did not. lie said that be neither knew Mr. Scott, or Mr. Newsam, or Mr. Newsain's signature. The eat day be ealled again, but the convereation did sot tarn cut to be material. Mr. Scarlett replied. Os t h e first ground of deaths be re lied oa tM positive testimony of Ward, and au the improba bility that a tradesman wnald purchase • °bock fur less than its value, and afterwards confess his misconduct. As ►o the cir cumstances of suspicion, be thought they were matter of lasts, mid penal imalidence ; some persons might take and some refuse a check where they were igaorast of the parties ; but their free circulation was ucccssiry to the facility of otmuaeree iii this great city. :' _~y o ~`~. • S. ~ ti.'~s ~~' ;~ ~~- ~,.... The LodIWO Justin divested the I.p. SO if they hem lined either That fall miles was est giros fsr the cheek, which he thought had clearly bow stoles, or that it was talon main sinuomaness which ought to lon nailed • saimisin that it was improperly obtained, the defeating was nutted to a ter diet. As to the ant greed of Moon. he theoght that Payne most he mistaken to them uadoubledly the plaiabiled mod with a deg . roo of incaution as to his mespeourity. but the Jury maid say whether they thought thdlF the stream stoma ought mime induced • that 110 Put= plyng for the Asap was y possessed of w The Jury masalted for s few minutes. and Maned s verdict arc the plaistif.—Dainges 71. MAID This was an *mime by the Copula den Meat ladle slip. 'slid .gbe Lady Carrieves, orient • prom of the Jawieb a newer 991. bad and removed to his nat.— % r e mi s amil ses for the *Wit was, that he agreed with the defeed- Sat to Mire eat • gorge of greeds t. India. &iteeleCire frigatis se gesemiesiee, reeeiriag belf the prelate. Me goods were samedingly Firmed os begird, sad the defeedaM *Waived hem imkpleietif 's (ethos his seeeptenee for 10W..• 'meaty mf MI the wales of the geoids, which was agoordiegly paid. ViliT‘d7. the gosh, pertly .s--'-deg of gilt watele-oheign, awal seeds.., which proved is be leaps Sc seal =Tend other Mikes. Geld ler leas Wen tido seam, by 9:11. ames the *Wit new gee& I. reamer. far the lbe dalsedlestom amongst eras mode a prove it peeper. liip geed., hat The Jury fined • mast far the plaiwif.--Doeseges NIL auggiolog Asir bad that Mr. Weed bad he.. imposed la. voomseay. JAM. 9. BIPMIIPOOIIII 11. WIL•014 _Mew Ilendmist stmed,ll•l wdeel wales glinged ipsil lt Co flltlebe am sitgesugy, gad that the &bedews bed • Mind of his in mimosa is • premeeetioe at the Owl Salley is whir& he was seamoned. The 11b 1 was poblighed in • mas sive. milled the Mall Adriergiere, mod porpeeted be be • report of *swans elwareatisms made by 11,. Jamie. as*, ole We esmient ef the *WM bowie( le him gebereatign of perjury. Mr. Somisit adireneed the jury fir the plaistif. Venous he gold. wore the roadie which bad boss °entries& by the in! tellof osiers lose ferilbslllog indirideels. lisseedmee y Si orms reeresnd te. wed ibe 'obis - were grew* mama idols • ping/ Mid and eemosiesi New 41•1111.• de doom, old imegole ; ementimee • sielleseseit was mule with me espremien a hap • that k would peeve entree ; coed smastinees a penes was imfammd, with .Weed timings* and eesnleer, that ten provolone againet him which be alight so disprove. "I = was Mee amber ad* ef egleelting ahmeeter as.. mom &w -hy peetengisig is gigs a fabled report sf resonating r:.asess - r — t ef justice. for by .spying • report .regs a.eWor jeer. nal with some ought literetiso. whist might sem gosidewisl r bet might girt to the whelp moment a iliferent Than wrwe grant givamlgges Mareding s tree report Sc di int. poetast prameedinp L asst..( juston ; and great anew• sweep were te be made for owimmiimeal were • beammeg, when ibm isolees was going se bet.... judges end essweel, the points Sc law might easily be missniersteed, and heriamee. Ore 'sweet mid Maid report of legal preeedians.a peeler Memel adissitlise sad a kmooledge of the permei l ies of law wee* shiest ledispsesably remeisito. if the petiliwiiiisa is "wade. "amid fairly ley shim is say of those alloy/elms it would him bete made the salgect of Ilse andoiL 6.• be fildNi imposeiblie Ist apply ay *woo Men a piivaas eadwi••• task plan betweas Mr. iserisil ..d Mr. Gamy. who was °Rowel far the defendant, abet which Mr. atmarlett said, AMU' loaned friend had wade a props. skim la wheal' he wield asewie. As the maim was brought virlissi• the abarsetar Ms aline, sag as for viadistive wipe, be week take • 'sadist with web damages as walla elin da Owasey ebaerved, that as dare was as justification *Wed, sad as Um mad was iseanreet, M amid set ask • weedletts• the iteleadast. •Me would act aid as abowevatisa MOM The Jury this, by masent, kind a visas* km Ma gdaisille lftsmageo 40e. 5,1111011. O. MACHIN. This was an @Mica ef trespass and false imprisonment, to whisk the defendant pleated JIM guilty. The dined amok sad imprisamosat took plass is May lest, at the reams of the dateadast, who is as mistioneet is Limp street, Covent prim. A watch, which bad boon parehased by Mr. Beraett aeleasse, was missed, and • proposal was made that the paean present should undergo • sear*. The wh imsies tor the plaintiff rejected this proposal as sees* Pima Mr. Madam, mid that be ordered the deers to be elated. H. them Axed oa the Flaked, to be suarelged, end he was searshat by as akar who !apposed to be present. but the with was net head es his pane& Ns other person was sabjeoled rdm OW process. Mr. /Marten submitted that W plaiatilt bad set mode sat any priageferic *sae, bat might to be neessited. l The Load Chief Justice said, he thought enough was shows to go teats Jury. The question was, whether the Nara was made by the authority of the tisteadast. Mr. Bearish began his address to the Jury, by 'eying was quits indiltereat to him permiselly. how awe time mosso seaspitid. The Lord Chief Jostles observed, that ha was desirous that each ease Amid icecap, u short adding es posit& ; bat be did set think the Amerada' quite decorously made. Mr. hearten replied, that ke merely intended to apologias to the Joey ter labia; ap their time in laying evideotie beton thong —lle then proceeded VD mate his caus e which was, that search was peopesed by dm company , when Übe Aker cams forward, Mr. Mashie told bin that he gate him no authority, and be mast set is his owe dia.:reties ; and that, after sal, the slicer never towhee him, but that be jumped on the mauler, pulled of his ewe coat sad waistcoat, and Masted on being searched is public. This statement was supported by four witnesses. The Lord LibeJestiose left the jury to decide—first, whether be peuktie bed boo au abed at all by any person bet himself; sod sessindly. whether, if be had been searched, the plaint/1r ball solberi••11 the pese•ediag. It was vory possible, M tbe •sallaboo or sorb • nese, that maw of the witoesses might beessily b• mistakes. The lam east • Is. miuMei delit.eration, toind a verdict for the de/modem. It was admitted oa all sides t h at there was no *Wake se the character of the plaudit!: /be watch, indeed, was afterwards feud. CROSS 5. ALIXAMDLR. This woe as action to mover • compowation le imosies for for an assault ----- Mr. Gamey stated, that the plaintiff was • palateraild Osier, the defendant a livery-stable keeper, who had sagairsd tM name of ^ the Want," not is consequence of weakness. hut as • burlesque upon his extraordinary strewth. The daisadisat joined to strength and his Herculean frame a k•ewledp of pu gilism, and was, upon the whole, just as formidable an adver sary as soy one could acct. The plaintiff, in May last, was ' '1