The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-12-16 00:00:00

T peril Sherry West t ' • . . - . LAX IN7'g v;NCE. COURT OF ellirkiettßY, Dec. 15. ZIL-IPATTE EuitE.ISALE IN TIIE MATTED NOTT AND SMITH. The LORDCDANEELLOR said, in this case, which Wiia -an application on the part of Elie Petitioners, - were creditors of Me'ssrs. 'Neff, Smith, 'and. , brake, fnr leave tci piove under the joint estate of ' No'tt and Smith alone. his Lordship Wag of opinion, be fault! not &pimply with that part of the prayer of tharPetitiots, and that •l'ot reasons which he should detail i t more"length when he came to deliver his opi. &nn nit the ether rt of the prayer of the Petition THE g'PATIOMAIk.I.. castle, and in tcotisequi•iice with rib - Sect to his to iends in. town.. in which event he directed that the banking house doors at Bishop Wearrnoulh should be locked. These, they submitted, were acts of bankruptcy .whiCh applied to every individual in the concern, and ellectually supported the present com mission. ' Sir S. ltommr,y, in reply, eOntended, that if the object of the l'etitioneis under the first commission ' i was to.protect the estate to the creditors, that object :would, be most effectually accomplished by support. inn the second commission, as not one extent had issued between the time of sealing the first and se cond commission, and if the second commissir was PO pl C E . . OLD DeilLE. I .7.6.y.mg mood i F nd I 0 . friatedp -- 4 .— Are;y itei M A NAT 0 N-1101711‘,--YeA trrtie y James Harris, Jo. se ph Neale, and' Judah Pollock, were brought be- books. Jo she: n, viz. " lberia's Critib! • erg . rkof e i fore the Loan MAYON, and underwent an exami- Sla les 4t tlory," the property Of nation, charged on suspicion of having committed ' Jambes Francis was indicted for recei two burglaries in the neighbourhood of Bishops- thee to be stolen. The foreman to the Proseentros deposed. _ . . - -- in 0 gate. November last a gramity Or books, . Sapwell, the officer, tleposetl, that on Thursday the warehouse. This was soots ofte, ti morning, before it was quite light, he observed a cart the Pr i so n er Franri , , who resided in I den belonging to the Prisoner Pollock, with whose cha- 1 , 04 ' . d e p t it t i h e e r p u r, pe is r be ty in f,!, fi b t Z„`,". 4. 7„ 4 l l : reefer he was well arrinninteit, coming through chased it of the litiauner Young, whit r a br e . ic r r: t f the Prusecrts. The price Du il 'ter's- aI I ey, Bishopsgate- street, reet, and seei n 4 stranger drive it, he suspected all was not right, and ..!, t .at , i 'd e ptir a r _w re n_ tr J r a r . r, per : 1 1 ,05 ou e n d d , 4 , ' 3 hI h " r i __....1. part of the prayer _ __ : __,......ess, sea if the set., t0m.... ion --_ 117,f• --:. ^-- - ~ num J....—. • whir+ had teeter heel. agitfited before his liurdship,,,to be 'upwind there was no danger of that heepe o ..lquestioned the man respecting it. The latter at '1 "'lle of •Primed Pee"' from 'llt' P' „etch n were date woris already m.. and which seemed to him to be a point of Such nicety; eing. • ' hind (teen' stated also by his Learned F r iend, e ntice confessed the cart belonged to Pollock, and be paid him leZper.poond krtiOr; Alit paper. tint it 'was hardly" asking too much to request that lies Mr. Het robot *no improper motives could b e .urge that he was taking it home. The direction howeter such a w..y in (ho shop of Francis, Met .11. - Wrist he allneed the space that intereened between afar suing out the preseet commission. . tie did no t' being quite contrary, the witness did not like the this . inerMotitlay to come' to his decision uPait the say there could, nor had he assigned any impropiei: answer, and insisted upon going with hint to the mi tit h r i . v .l i tss ew ep i l i t . Bensley.deposed to the. been stolen and sold to Francis. Beside ~ 11.:Thjert. •' • motive, hat elistalre Petitioners wider. that commie, ' house of Pollock. This he for some time refused, ed, there a err ,e t er t copies of a h l i a t e t ehr i. e )r Mr: II A triethentimied that a dividend of the estate :aims waisted' the meguanimity to give up the w o rking but the assistance of two other officers being obtain- WI been drelererl for Saturday . %Vie his Lordship's 'etf.a pro fi teltl e commission, In the case of James ed, he was forced to comply . Upon their arrival at made on e ct l o leni nn i d e rAer ir v e r p or l i.s. : The a p P r a i m jtpal disco' the 21111 of November last, er orolk to be meant te'interreito this ; or, probably, it .4aelvion lie." tutted Counsel contended it We s ins. the residence of Pollock, the two • officers were I• ft visi: l s e ,o r f d h ett is t ri Young to the house of wand he goitre claim far enough to reserve a dividend' poss)ble•te m -a out an act of eankruptcy.. He had in care of the man and cart, while Sapwell entered " everui res e p i rCtahle Stationers proved oiethe sum claimed to be Proved ? l'alreadjedieso wed .the partnership, and had returned the house, and knocked at the room door belonging the paper had been sled to Franco, wa, Sir S. Rogieley agreed that the dividend might I ' India Company's service, whence' he to Pollock. For a considerable lime he was refused refitelser vaarliuncdnof V;ZrnheegfersBttiorgtfe take place, resorting to the Petitioners a dividend •had come 4,1116 the,concern, and was Captain of Il s e admittance, but heing informed that obstinacy was duced a confession, •otade by the Prisoner on• the amount•of theeten eta indel by them. ' i Agamemnon, in which capacity lie hail ssilereto the unavailing , the door ens opened, and Pollock was niece of the Prosecutor Mr Joseph H. The P t hostel being called upon for I The Lotto CIIANCELLOa ordered :harthe'dividend 1 East ;Otis, . With respect to Johu Jecksen, be hid discovered behind the door. The - other Iwo Pri- dined saying any thilig for h i m , e ir . le should fake place, as hare beete e ititimated, reservirige gone down .from London to Bishop IVivermo u th on sailers were in a distant corner, and the room was ed the Court, and stated that he was to the:Petitioners-et dividend oti the sum or 30(X)1. - acceuett of the adeirs of the batik, and had returned filled with all, manner of goods. Alone in this sie cwitasortlttratlewtopennyzirnor wa ered s h h e im ie beitig the amount of ethe sum' claimed by them, and i to London, where he. was donticiledat the time he re- illation, the witness found it necessary to call in the the Prisoner nad brought each parcel for which they asked leave to prove. ' 1 ceived the visit from John Pearson. ' aid of the other Iwo officers, and they proceeded to to auk him ff li was his own property a m/wined et was . having bad o SW file MATTER OP GO , IIXCKILD, IACIV sh r: . A ONND CO. ! Tile LORD CNANCELLOR seid, Mr. Montage seem. exami examine the dpatnt lent. In the chimney was found furoy me previous to she discovery he Whir; was nut application on the part •of Mr. Skies •ed to apprehend that his Lordship isle ignorant of a larue iron crow bar, - and in a closet a big, ton. more. vine, tee-petitioning Creditor, under the Commis. the evil effects of e‘teitts in aid. Thirty years ago laiiiiiig a quantity of picklock keys, and various, 'Several witnesses of great_empeetabi sinst fire t iseued against stlie Bankrupts, who weresix he had argued the question in the Court of Es - implements of house-breaking. The property lying e % .r j r„ ib r a c i re t e e ry ter e,.' q l° , 4 l ,l t l l . , t e et : n d e e r r r , in e ntainiver, trritave..the writ of superserleas of his chequer, and having contended that a man with shout the room, and in heaps upon the floor, con. Venlig (Lilly. Commission reversed, to have a writ of procedendo . 100,0001. in his till could not he head to complain, sister, of looking-glasses, window-curtains, bed', val W we 'r wi rks iww ge t re th i s ndhne r l in tr i 4 in. that Commission directed; and there was a coon. that he was less enabled to pay the King 101. that bedding, house anskaeble-linen, several rolls of car- ve or November test, the property . let petition from another petitioner, Wm. Smith, were due to him till once the taller money which hi peeing, Otte tied plated Ware,' and numerous ether smith, of ealishuryenrcet, Strand. peaying that his Commissimi, which had been the had by him was exhausted, the Barons had taught articles. Having token an inventory of the whole', le 1 41: P t4 e ov r e ed K n en ' t v l i st ea l74:" ` b d y " :ll lest sued out, might be proceeded iu, and that the him another lesson. Since then he had . learned .to and placed an officer in care, the Prisoners were rook-maid utifortuaotely lost their lives..A other,. as had been previously directed by his Lord.. keep au even hand between the Crown and every in- • secured and conveyed to the Compeer. The confusion P ee ied the ad joining house to Mr. Slack's, was ship, ;Mould be superseded. dividuat creditor ; and, in the present instance, tint" which prevailed at the moment, and Sapwell feeling a,'„,,°!:7 P ri soner, "les, t i le lod eoris g r a ga n te c e re am br o ar e , aa. -,Si, S. Rosateey nod Mr..Mosreou, in support of jog that no extents in aid had intervened between it necessary to call the•assistatice of the 'of fi cers, from in question, and two bottles of wise or the. teeter Petitinit, contended that flue Commission the issuing of the second commission and the is- the cett, afforded the person who was found driving which the rreseeator identified. su formercy.He , first taken nut muse be superseded . It was sued out . suing of the fi rst, whirl,, sustaining the first, caned it, an opporturtity of escaping . Soots after the des - I T h. Do don e wrong, fob and sued called ots ter' 20:11 October, and the petitioning creditor get the better of; whereas if he improperly sustained covery, Saline! l set on foot a n enquiry, and In a rafter, who spore of him as amass of - not being able to prove an act .of bankruptcy within the first commission, and it should be ultimately got short time learned that the house of Mr. Henry upThto the time of this transaction. e Joey forted him (beaky ; bat Mr the time allowed for that purpose, came to his Loud- the better of, writs of extent in aid might be brought Hart, of Gar:lett-place. Middlesex-street, had been mended Istm to m ere y. ship upon the lath of November, and *prayed that against the estate to all eternity ; seeing no reason, recently broke open, and robbed of considerable Tiresome da r e the Recorder passed seat that*Crimmission might he superseded, and the Peti- also, for concluding that Tohn.Jackson had commit. property. His house, it appeared, had also been 1 0 7,1 , 1 r e, r orstea l i t7 s ii v a is i g i: e in og .a uuse; tiehrter he it liberty to sue our another Commission. ted an act of bankruptcy till after the 2,1 of Novetn. previously entered, and robbed in like manner.— and Robert Parsons, for likeoffeecesa Elizabeth Tliis theywere allowed, to do ; but the petitioner her, - the date of his conversatiou auk John Pearson, ' I gentleman being apprised of the present tram. s eri gelyt h an!l r Caalle f siaaart i 's f°: ; lr 4 • 44 ' Sliirk was before hand • with them , having cued out a his Lordship directed teat the writ of cuperscdeas action, repaired with eepwell to the house of Pol- hinge ; " Te n Za's tZtib i er i esa r- anor ahi Commission ait the 7th 'of the same intrude The should not be recalled under the first rommission ; lock, w h ere he identified every article found in the Isaac Davisetod MossJarolts; fora like °thee ea s• . Petitioner . net, for rewriting from transportation ; Jor errjahiet thus dsiven to his shifts, seemed that „a writ of ,procedendo should be directed for room SS his property. . • ' Scotland , frwiteating en a twelling-kouse • tot !save no allernatite, bet an effort to support his peerseedieg e under the second . ; and that the costal .. The Prisoners were. remanded fora further °semi- , for nuke offence. e . or CUMMiesion, and to make out .an act of should . lie over fttl.the first day of peitruns after the nation. I lairtit'inptcy on fheitart 'of the six Ishinkrupte, ante- seal, for the purpon of seeing whether Mr. Thom. • llowseetteee.-John Willis, a Ititer•carrler lielon A ing to the P i ns ni i n... ?ilia, k w m a il s .. c , l t ia o rged a witli feloniously stealing a later, ceifetit to the 9./Jth of Ocrotter. To effec t . this par. sin mod Mr . . Pearson would make any further atfi- th e !nouns of 01. 1 pose they adduce Mr. Jahn Pearson, - 1 cle!k.Of . the davit on, the subject of Mr. John Jacksee's act of s It *pee free th 4 she P t lessee wes employed IS a deliverer Beitkrupt's, who's ite r fiti gest Commission, prcidueed hael:eppay, . iof letters at Wholes ich. O n th e 15 1 . 1 of October last a teed' . _ • t was sent from the Portsmouth Prot-uMce, written by haat , a fillet from M r. John Jackscrit, of 'I icettlotive . part- , . • iX-rAttTa WEJNiNEN. Wascll, and put int:i the Post-office by A lexander Wil• ' tier of GoOtlekild, Jackson, and co: ta Stioderland,-! Mr. MONTAGU stat• d, that aii order hid Igen made set, his son-inenw, w Itica c.onuitted a five pound Bark of itticis he refused to e'xhibi't before the Commissioners, 'by hie Lordship yester d ay . io this " 44, ipoir ti , 4 ,...t.! . kod , to tv , ,, ,,, , ,, inf is , on i t i ...e t eit e ll note, directed to Mr . Thomsen' bet eillicb . ifil Learned o,eutieel read itirotirf, fiaVibt totikrupt lied been metered to &Peed on tifeee; 'M;ills- Gre ef ee'to arlrmiss . le c d the ille;ei;ifte„rt Dl r. o Vi lt i i . t t •h e lb r r t t 'ci be ll 7n o t ed di M me r. , ! • Pit - cur..a it from the ititikttipt bloiSelf , as •by no. sioners at one o'clock, and • had nut ,arritretf till a caused sonic ,Ll•pi4 .011 and enquiry 1.:,1,ing place, and there.' t z s iL uo disuht that tlo! letter end es contents had been embele. riieeis amounting to Gulag of bankruincy ; aed by quarter past one,, that he tie& still . have teem to , „ ...6 - 4 . 1 1 41,4 . t. 2 . e .. 'A comparing it. wita.wm Ctunntistion, in whi ch be say . l, l that upon the 28th oP not being present, the same hail beet, tieg!euti ti by the r tv i.o= . re i titi:e, d a lio kreit.. toe Old Chatham public-h o use, to! some- October he mint to Lehden, for the purpose of ae. Regieter, wh o had o mitted t o tak e a minute of it.— th i ng .17 Ir e , : e r:!; t1 1; 'I l e lrl ' o h a l l; 1 11 . 1-I.. " lti n f it l i : I" 7l;liC a l s lo h e e whTtlieh te titlailtting S:i r. John Jneksen with the great Istions- He now moved that this onais•ifet he supplied. . Einailurcl tes.”.itt ed s‘ Il!t, W1..-st leis. Pri•mtcr confessed to lion, nihtitin end irritation of the Creditors against him, The Loup Ciimscer.Lott said some other Gentle- its Pell :lei:m.ore tire tie had been guilty of the crime ands . . to.i: 111 letter rterusted to his deliverb directed to Mr. ('teen, , becaesefie* would not consent to commit an act of mats had made the motion for Mr. Montagu. near iOr W00(11.11.61., in Woolwich, anti that a 51. Bank woe, bankruptcy, and having , cautiorted the said John ' Mr. Tagocen said he had made it, hut the Register %been was in toe toter; he hied paid lo Mrs. Prehble, the land-1 , , lord's Wife. Mr. l',01111.• nit i,e,l bon to send the stoney its Jickson that his personal safety was illdenger by his had omitted to take a minute of the order. stun NI 171:12.ib1e to 1110 perom aNu the letter K 122 directed to, longer standing out, he the said John Jackson pro- The LORD Cuoucteeott ordered that he should and 1-1 11 , , Itii ! issled 4 e his crone tit the l'o.l-once. In ablest a raised that he would commit an act of bankruptcy now do so. ; fittnitiot ~r l'.ire W....k. :air. the Pt i,,nser told Mr. Prebble, i t tar I tudlood of the puhlit -lion-r, lie hod raised the money and 1 . . within the we. k ; ott which, he says, he refereed to 1 . --amore-- . ima id into a le. tier di r ected :t, the Me hr hail stole, which Mr. 1 Bisleop.Wearmouth, and having . arrieed there, nes! COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Dec. Ist. i Pretthe put into the 1 ) ,.4 °thee fur him. Mr. Green iereived ' quaitited the said John Jackion by letter, of the ! ' !PITON L UOLLOWAY. ! I Cie letter %lin h outs :111. , 152 .. and in which the writer run- . • • f-,.ed t • have tarn the SI. out of Cie ia!ier teller, attributing , I g;eit satisfaction that all the creditors to v. b o m he i This was an action for work m u d labou r d one an d ti,e (-un-,. o f th e art to tern rim dLliess. Th e writer hat . had impelled his determination to commit an act of eerfot owl by the Plaintiff as a painter. It appeared Iheil got ov e r hi s tro u bl e , en d r ef uele d w h at h e h a d ta k en .- I in evidence that the Plaintiff had been employed by ,frie!tteedot.,:irt.i" a biter from Mr. groin , to he I. ft at the bar banks utocy, had derived from that circumstance. public house stiyiltg lie aas satisfied, and that Doi ' The au CNA Nerimoß said, what could this. the Defendant to paint some houses Isis property, iii ; more ~,,, i c e v s o u 'd h e taken of it. whiter would martially serve ' arise•from, but from his conviction that he had not t Deptford, at a cheaper rate than the regular price of . e di-e"•"ed bring. . ' i t .t h t e da l it ' , risaie i r w r its ni ‘ us w in e l . n t e e d i for r fu i r m th i e . r ie e d yr f on tr i t n r a t.. tir. ehe till the.' committed an act of bankruptcy, but that work of that description. Afte r th e wor k woe d one, I he a null do soil, the course of a week from the 2d be departed from his stipulation, a n d d eman d e d t h e • w i l t s counterte l tt Ilittk of Eitil:od I t i l l sie.:4lillinr toke ns to Mr. of Nutemiter, .the day on which the conversation full price. , Celine, she ptw tibrotker, in Russell--trees, Co., neeardeu, and I ; u eh hes dig other counterfeit tokrus in her tiosse-sion ut the same ' The Defendant's Counsel put in the positive agree. ' l e, • ' . • j took place. .e. ' Mr. MONTAGU said, that being hie Lorilshiaset I meat of the Plaintiff to do the wom k at a ,reduced Geo, ge Ruthen arrived in town Rum Manchester, with Joan ' oltli t ion, he need not (rouble his • lairtiship farther price, and gave evidence that the work was douse in a ol ii i,t r i,s u irp h i : s e r t u e; t r . ,: d e 3 d 4 t w . n e e' t e e l l ie g use ttitlT l rß d i ia lea t ign:M l.Ce u p on th a t point. 'the other act of bankruptcy, very slovenly and imperfect manner; added to which large Q uemoy of papi•r, the i-ni l :eel% -if Mettipe,Wineue,t aus , which they cifittended was not made out, was that it was proved that the Defendbut tendered 151. to ' Slesi""ele "lid h""k"eliv". In she Sltnlkii, from their wa r eim as e which, c e , , u, V d t in iereeitieeis striate, Wlelilt WU, Cmfi,d of in a wo nt ,. t •of Mr. James Jackson, who was not a partner at the Plaintiff in full satisfaction of his demand, time time, having published the dissolution in the upon the evidence of the quantum ' Inertia, it ap- i The Prisoner havitte, been indicted at the list Sessi ons , th e ev ie! deuce Itg .in,t hinin ta. , HA pine into, but he was committed as; . peered would more titan cover the sabre of the eeketz.e e ii ,.. i:r.t.rxil ~ , ,, , .: ,, ,, :i: Guz,lle. . I t e . ,. , i , n.l h i ": " l7:e ffi t . uune of Jack the Bak i Mr. Hew* lied Mr. Honerce admitted, that the work, but he refused to take this *sum. evidence of John Pearson. wider the last-mentioned Lord ExtemsottouGit, under these circumstances, .nho is charged with brilig rancen:ed in this rubbery, was or:W r it • eilmmistdists. was uutlitubtly eviiietuce that neither of desired the Plaiutiff to be called.—Nonsuited. I % tried . I..bt ft ourtay of the. Ohl Willer, of n burglary iu e howe in Woad -scree', Clieupside. ac Was Actually taken Is. them conceived the bankrupt Joie, Jackson had corn. taeroe v. eminent. the kitu4e. :writted.ao act of bankruptcy ; the ques ti on was whe- This was an Define upon the warranty of e mare Tif 2 strfrOFFlct. - Edward and Robert Taylor, brothers,' I . ve ,, r i e n , on . Friday, , cireged by die Loirdoil Dock company, with thee eery in their conceptions were correct ; and sold by the. Defendant to the Plaintift for (hewn, of nutdo; the 0 - et. r ; t il et tii i i , .. es remote P. llroadme.id, for the if h.ther his conduct did not amount to an act of 4'21. The Plaintiff is an ironmonger residing in e 'e re „g ee y consigned to liis t skreptcy. It was a thing most benelitial to the Whitechopel, stud purchasrd the merre-feentathe De- tlt r e r ltot t s: ro m e k ti e fe . it . 1 171 ;11, in y lefbe re i ets , tr , k ui t iem i,!ditt:l ensue e.e: a r et f o rmw tb deay o sr i soniptersa erreslittirs, that the second commission should stand, teethe', *lto is-a stable-kersper se '' "l we Warranty verdi t for the m iniu m of t ie r abese quantify of Noes wriest St *HP brat could not; hut it was a !hill of vast kn. that she was free from bletwish. , ' : being her a the London Dock Compon ) was given for Sir John Lubbock il'ut lento to them that the lirt:t should stand, if it short - time, lid diicovered the goinig I ts - Ise blind of and Co. the order by which they were obtained having b een r ; , . . proved to be afu eery. The Company were in conenonce pry vat I email erissihly be , maintained, as there were 'extents an eye, atid lame' of one of her fore leg s. Upon the house of Nit Joao lambiock . aud-Co. produced re a coutsiderable amount between th e time of issuing Subsequent enquiry , it turned out that hese were ac .k wi t t ' r t , erk of ti.e . first and semond eons'reitsions. l'hat this had oc. original and confirmed blemishes—that her former wner. k iel: ra d y at io ed r, j p a i i , l r e i ; u l r a ti l o - 1 4 . t i o u h t e he becio l s. m irL:r i li t e r :c l i i ne ss amf r t i tisi t he i ;e n ti o d f est h teo p mrr i. . . carved in a northern &tent) , where the people were' menet. had s o ld he r to the befendae: all au eine P. Broad:wad, which Lubbock% reeeived as a bona fide co' ri... P a u t il l ord e rt the i) brokers' e the ft. fins acqUitinted with the nature of .acts ,of hank. ateendenare, and with the reputalition of being lame vi i w ra n ci o , f d i e t ee th i r it y in g iez i b n oc e rts i* t id tr era be 4* iqicy, Omit M. the western countries, where' this . tbd blind. • ~ . . . . traieferreo to lite order of Mr. it :voltam... The payment- of raibn Lad already been determined , was true.— Mr. Torettect, on the part of the Defenes*,t,qoste. this enn i cact was net mat t e e e,„, e „, , re, if iris an idea, not altogether sorprising, that leaded, lit,••that there ear warranty ;. andol,.that f • ' I lw never ordered the Pristme'rs h r . and in the sprung of the i t t , i te cln h i e ett e tt l m t a i d err f, h it ese inil ii,htet hide s ll had er lour T h e re Prison t ers e te be h e j ame it batik mitts. sir Johil Lubbock's people should imagine the shutting of a bankitig house the Reined wit sound at theaime she was sold. In ° cir • Other house or business, constituted an act of= support' or this lase point liwcatied a w i tness , named hint, upon• which th e i r h ousesent an order .0 the Docks to re -47. l itr t ea l d • P el ts: a u:ly lag, to an order purporting to the a kruptcy on the part of all the individual partners Smith , a farrier, who had recommended the Plaintiff r w e d re h hhhe n se e lly hi e tbeenterer names, hitt ihey' found th a t the hides of the Prisoners be 41efliat hittise. His Iserdship had' held the eontrary, to buy t h e mare of the Defendant. On hi cross- be signed fie)", flue were no improper motives in . this caste e n examination, however, he admitted that the mare ...,, A irrsott who nail been in the employ the .. . pare of those suing out the first commission.— had Behr defects, but not eeriour acme ti m e of sale.. 1 te ier, th.h!;,l .t ellt r e . I , ti n f d .r t r i r , ‘ . l , f t o th t e e s l). m ien haryieriieee of the . p re . Tfiff r James .Uckson had committed en act of bank.: Lord ELLENBORODOW held that if the mare was , being the hand -writing of the Pri . % l,l ): „ •r i , e ltittie l „ ' 4Ty P l e o u r r"ce of *- - •A Clerk at the Laudon Dock; ir i C I r e pay they contended ues apperenti. h e listing its the least degree onsoutid at the time of the sale, • oder fr,,,,, the last ‘ . 1 1 . s , that he retteiVed the (vette.. Aelivered 011 V n i c i e le :.;it h i a .; l it t Pr i L le tiner ei were in. "Ina l . qcsited his house fee the sake or giving to Iddia to under warranty, the Plaintiff was entitled to reco- 1 avoid :the: importueity of his creditors, and it ser. "I. ll ll l t ir r i . ;g A ll-r v: d a E n :a d oPirteillt that i C h t:t o nt rd se e l r a f tte l o r r " .., .l h: t i n t : t e P:r n is N o t h u i e l rs ki , a nd ; litriongly resparned J. Hereon esq. The Jury found for the Plaintiff Damages 6 , 4 1 . WA' of bine coneraquence lid . ring quitted it with tinder the circumstances of the ;roe to adMit 1 4 It'e . Pris ig o i ne fi rs at t e o' . Oilfield:Avid poijioret whether he ever again 're. including the price of the keep of the mare for 22 tamed, or Whethei he rethrned next day, an weeks. cottsciemiout di.ehar e e o f his l inty wotild . 94'24 hire .-4- 5..4 "r - , hail, but he replied, notaillistantlio' 4 the art 'of bankruptcy be d . been comnietted by him all treat then. with idll...tbj_liTitityLpiiv.iol,, h g e r ;d_ i t Z ir fe e r h t e th h3 t d ih i"). lliii same: The letter' \C./Olin Jaekson, too, eel- Three B attalions ordered termite,' home, have been e e, op c ,..e• a eiqiita . r i (dentin in the event of disappoint- connterthanded, • and Wre s te remain ill . Flanders for ; I ,"7 l 24 l4 in i r et:b w it a w s i c r o tt; ti . h t e e , d t t .7 c et u o al re u.:;t e tn o,.." l „, ;:l .i . , Ni; !. , ,„ ga i: e ,' 3 :Z i i fralla ifel 8444 with respect to the betikers of . New- ' th e /resent iu charge o f stores,. .. tri a l. •• . -I I ' MATRIMONY , M A WaTAGIR I should be the , ; happiness, which Ii often disturbed . that form the onion not thking those pier ' secure them the rojtav meet of that great People of every rook pay adoration to 'hut, %here the coi.stirtition bas been Ho lit .ted by as certain habit contracted at , bon of staliiiity previous, to entering it recplistre to revive the slumbering strati awe the system. For no disorders ~ e sentially to destroy Hymeneal h•ippiness : 14. e eimsequexte of tmgoarded ()tenon., ' iron - which tt.duced Mr.srs. CUR It 11: 9l) years, to direct their studlessitsid An treatment and cure of the Venereal Iti ; Itrisii•g t!iereftoro, us also to t[-at uterusr ' duced by the destructive habits of the which brings on those distreoing debili prevent or embitter the Ma . rinivoiiabst: i suit of their plan gives them additiOltal , ravages of these complaints, which are the catalogue of human itiermities. who hasindulged in this solitary vice ingsrofessional men of eminence'and , CURRIE and Co. dram-the sanrtion ! Inkwell as.the testimony of unction-when the cure of these complaints, they hall 1 vice ; hut, sea ible„as oil metsmust be, ealoinities, they offer their assistance i Members of the !Loyal Colleges of Si Edinburgh. Slight nod recent cases of i radically cured - ha the short ~pace of I most gibstieuste duration, such as Ohio' lures, Pains of the Roses, alerts, Arc. , speedily cores.. Several Noblemen and respectability hove been under the care I Co. for the removal of complaints of die. ; nod hosing received a .radical that references may he made to, west nees of the decided superiority of , plan of treatment. M:suy of thoc Cs truin 1(1 to .2.) years. and were under the Renal, de, and other Surgeons of equal rim their cure by the application of.the lunar eels. Webers. Carrie and CU. hiIVC Nell froin 'the - Mall they as, daily rereivi. tuecilii; Hirai thanks for their restoraihnt henith. .11 was seat th them, imsolleiterl, Noble Earl. who had los.ourett under' fir/qui:lady los JO se,ts ; he had been . Surcoosis of pl d u i ev.intial eminence. use perauvuor re ad.,/ ' ; but from the saretior iiihop.itsid joirond Ity Mr's?". Oirrie radiciiiture iu the short space of one montl • " Tot Dr. CURRIP, " Lord -- feels went pleasure is Currie the perfect re-establishment of hi of his mild and udrairahle treatment of titre. lie may add. that helots not far much cinofort hotel freedom from pain doubt of his bacilli , •btainerl, through I perfect and rudient cure or that Woririn net a l , traniser to the manner that mitten. he line it in hie power, from a fair Arial to softy ib:it tribute of nitisinuie Irr. tei.l N , and shall ever be must ready I, de,e." Hurried Women, who Inure long been expect:m.4m of II fatally, may . he itsw Itilllet'S Rich drrrele i.re rurittdc by Med i tt.e removal of such impediments he sot . eertrinty withiotheri, yet the rare orimi dual progress of rtanicniino, is the nemil rience. Byau eerily application to M.: patient will "cape the pal ~ &three. an, teilisaus alto ndance upon less expert, sireit Currie 1414 i Gr. luau . he consulted by the grenieei secrecy 'inn! sit their totvgardro. Patients in the e•-u.htq,der•Cril of the irt nee, tire. 'aid •mo , ie . fit 1 iv me, Slit seine aill he of the kingdom. To ethoire Star .ieeree derinkthg, thi, pottage of letters may f•ir meth, ones.-10;, Hutton-garden. Lahl DON :* Orin,Pd nod Piihi•hed tsuA N Orvicir, iru. 4; Stlishery•court. iiiih rfleo %I le f Bram Pin Ti select( The •• DIED. Friday, the 15th inst. the Infant son, W. Bardon, Esq. of Welheck.street. On the 15th inst. at the *dimmed age Esti. Warwick street, On Sondes last, at Lis home, tlighfield„ John Greaves. banter. • On ibe.slll topet.aged 74, Mn. Tee/minAialiet.re:Ha.-Vad ! min, late et Chard, 'Amid tenderly a reslseetible • - Hackney. . • - . tram \rfore 'the! morel ante o forth, op int.! c&ri C4lle Tfdcri 4 mins! Mahn,/ Cerise Naret, Cape Yidonl Üb. Ai of of to Orfila). looms )y %sad. Mr. 1 lit 1 Sled n -mod 3, • EY. is poserr::: 14 1 1 I 45d1 quan tity " el( 1:i I: : E i : I I S ne the e ,: f Y m i : ll+3 I 1 : 0 0 1 ; ; 7: 4: 1 . n sheets, was fr 4lShi traced to the pesc.ro.! wf C oss-street, kiation.v a , lied, ns to fit** be beerier gl) cool tiled a!. had par- %t A+ a reading boy in ph. e he bad 'mid koatg fry y eight. that be had rreclit.sei Prisoner Francis, u-no l r men' iuncd nod fur whici tilt paper was depend 19 itta any pertua • ide dy cra ahof:lldisc:t s h in e D v: cr I uh r ihi ce y ) ea*i b t i a fl fl a il's l ad o, e I r ti ntuo i i h e reit a i t t ub o ;: t.b: st hu". ti l, s e 'd : ".l" nil d f were as conatut Ns cd that the pr ice at *hick Pries Galb tele paper. garden Police Office, pro. *weer young, its the pre- (ea.ky. ' their dereace, Young dr. Francis, however', address. s utterly ignoraut par. beware of she value of the ▪as waste paper. SW* . for node, he never failed fy oceg ? allon to •aipembe giaa a 4e b c il e i T"e ty he a d a ti r °. e rip" tbe umerrchall iZo lai s i a ai. ar. %r having awninowd up we Tai r Prinoner, bad Maid JIM R` Mc We Weeding • - sliver Apia, al Kentish-Town, oat 14.6; e.:, • Mr'. Tate, the aka. Wire Oalle ng the late disastrous fire et f With' Mr. Slack .aad his res,. Mr. 'how alio wee. Stara Pia s. was plundered of wise, Boas, traottoi. Simpkins klieg marched, and the spays TI were found in his cam, /a immediately contested T 1 mercy. plied witnesses to Meeke- r( unimpeachable honesty Prh No. 71 dr-Tato hamanely mow - emeeoce of Death on ing-house s MUM . No. ; Eliaabeelt Wiiliams , ta. AC 'or privately smaline is s ' 1 Roams Haley foe N high si l ß; withers err f r REA I b e ogyeitee ill dhows fiart. peters. Jpases Stilib and Jaen . Tao thee 3, stud Mort themehan. Irk* • Tbe ••••••••= Swim before an, aged eight months, d of this MOM slit sof 83, Wm. Ba)ley, anee o teethe . • • .. gbield, near Nfrmehester, At I The op Amin' ssiicl-~f ys. Tisk Wines a mireetable eurgens of Uhl is - • C &RI : Y• - C4lte ;I r t itic sto ri e foundation of social 'Smut hatred 'trough the paitict Laogiv r Fitecoutiors kir!, grt real domestic hlr,r.ir B uiert i tri roe shrine of wedlerk ; 1 1 :tinted by distaste, or iris. Pale I it curly age, it reams 'bat .tare is , i.wlispeavii ,l s V.ont ii ,fki. of life, rind itt rrtri• West 1 rs hose contributed ire t• ,joetbs Ilan lisle whirs sre Bed C tit. It was alai, bloom I. told Cr., tsar flow I.* utelitiou exclu.ivels t-.lhe Ruth Disease, stud the di, od.ri cgemesit ..t the ',pleat pr • Oid r; , inconsiderate Ach wl h Ditto, ilitiee and deficiencies . -.mite. The WO essfal rr. 1111411114 Rigs ardour in opl.a r the are be most imp Klan! D Port, ' It hehovee roe') paste to seek relief by eosrulv honour, to which Mena. Curiae in of iolotartic authority, Claret, Kurd focus. In pen`e , iii Ditto, told out no inducement 'e e, td the eeitteoce Cape I re its regularly vie- at Yidont ' Surgeon. of London ad Teneril of Syphilitic iltreCilita . r l7 114 at ii Bt ir i c tot w . p ti , : da lto rt. ) , ll :l:o r e in T t a e h i r m fo en, te;s t t aud t i o * . p or t is stud Getittemesi of theta ate Nie , ors. Carne ref of the urethra, strictoie, p and perMarattil Oar, IF White them. US Altinraff , l , l far Noyeni ' Nicest's. Currie awl Ci , :t Cookouts hod Strirond Geneva lie rare of Mrwrt- / I ' 9e ', Old 381 etnittrove. who. , Cagnia mar caustic, Otto; •Pr lecled the fa ll owing loot r);:i . n. ring from fletd:utacr. "!: ors Millitd and Sit."( htited, (ran the 41 tn3 ;: vi All' s BNteri ”nd urv!er the rare o f b ec roe of whom ittfooded ~* lifo. 114 lint method of Itralmst stir tool Co. he received. t rtt ar i l : f t wrath : May tB , 181'. Right 1- Hit ton-g-.rden. RI. Um is cionmooicotio! Roe. C hit health, in ra.equeSUrgent ic ri t lPH • 11141 *JIL. 11 in t i t ir f f in S o l 7 r :d i lp e vi t i: u y: ir iai s e.r:i t en i eA t t i stA h pe r i,,,.. i ti m o., ugenii. his skill and ntleatm& i g ct4 nt id COO vs treated the mato' le of t and a,liirg elyr i . l kos C ii t f e l 9eh M da ii i 3 ; : sot a, ' s i 4474, a etiounettith:::::: duo lies I.ast al as _ l Skill ; .0 dirt -a tenslitli object of doisto Ca :my to such defect:, It% of the e row,* tient tc Currie nod U • r e Appeori desc• rilitng the p , t oa d lbig oral retail!. continuo 4 ., to a m I will he givelqw . . % r essential to rt e' j he added to the •i a ,..„ 18. r.l 1414 bv IX, Inv." L , rt e. '" •ood s, oryocoort, ~..19.411. • V R_ r F Mg •• r, C