The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-01-19 00:00:00

' Nee•slisiters' lirilolns• i t ening ! , ~ tr 4 irh- 1 ., ._ ' P 44 ' ir 1 "fi lle t" fe r ' n o l 4 4l rs:A ti dr?Ab.., ' Itteiiil l' alvatit • • he • ellowsliqlsil de Pti l i n gt: le..,CAt !MP' % 'terrtelei iiit 'A lifithriqii:'`'.' 7,' 'it . Spih I 0 icillot'heiOofti 04;110 1 1 v 5ihOi:pip5 . ° . 4,A1, ', t ic ? ! Ntfii eidtbary coolie oilittsi ft riAlq l /411 1 '. • -40144 3 1titiiinAll , iite &f: t l inOtipoin, in, i lk ,Ltimiiiil . lllotAilittifi ' - ''.. MO. gdirs'it'CioriAt# llo o' 'iW t ivikw 44 i witiliaiy iiiii;e*: • vie: $54, f:7 - . "%Iv'. volasik•a at Krisihrleth'On 3i . t . Ix,. e i t, 1,0411 ' to - laindeno on . '4nittri.,,..*Oili p en... . 11, CV. ,I ‘ lloq thany trretifi Cmintiir . 'nerripa ;0 b.,: ~.1 ; 4 , ;. ; ,,,.. 1.. . 1.441 . : bit: Ditlivottiii - thin til.., v- „ Tt i pAl a liM m t Peter O'Shaeibiteisi end til - ne . 1 ),,d,,ei It . frabi nfrit .14, tbe 'generarabaracter . ii•t.'l,4,. . ipnw.. i bet t. i Oeenael . -tn' itie oihir . side !chart, „. ,til e. ' he3r " • establish, - psi wolf is . dat do per t. of-tr. 0v.,!, G if6hrilt or steptei were oil be rklist coop • alet'shicilat the detain tollefiswi. .. 1 1 . • v .„..,. ...,,,r. -: • The libel writhes read in I,4.fititifitfk l yr tilted .RB,OB . 4„y d a t 7 ••, re t..4 ,..:i...4..:e. • . .., • , • t ' t... k . air44l•o L s' ►m i1;..i. , Sir. StrjetritiViiicitf . . , t flikitf .m.,„ytts 44 ? • belt 4110 DifaindOtt e .:, AV; t one! ~ wbel -fhb Aftehlavein t •riloi A" E 4 ll . tr 'f1:4414• • pebilarniai lietly, rt . . 0 . utast `. .44 44 ..vii - distraih:ii,d . .oam .- d'aif, iii'dforiiiilgi., Vle. Di falndirtite had. vintitietit the tialialoke;reteirnih • • • • for iit t l'ong' 'aeries of years 'with' 'great respectability, 'tellefft,'Stel Pride:ice; and they !pi, no/ fpr the . I Illittime; in ,I . Court fie.'Jru,s),lce, enlee.4 %To to ea-. -istaiii any thleithathed,epeeered in'theirpehictiatia'oi 4ritilercrino *open . the TA:erecter Other. of i public or. -itti*iii . Ind', itfliet:' The libel Mit circeititediu Ifititp.• 'iktric !Orr ibe luiy voito; («pro f it Ail 4Oißty wait 411ifieri where' this itaoe6 wee s ht t,c keye been tried.. Itillrit Sean llrelight t ee it; the-limier : there, every 'B44ttleman upon the,.oeillti.3'er r,io e id have borne iiiiillenee'te the•cheraater and tendeet of the Defend. Neil*" - lie 1i1d.03 . n much t.rr Onfideaciptiole,, , Yo9_; l o the littpuftiality : edit iipe'rleila of ' thiae r ikoin i be. now. Illidielieed, I. fatilbitile Fireismt his Clienti ‘4o* . etiflnfe tiny Pdibsearitailrfre ' 'OiteeK W_lty, the cia- TkighJ•seer 7 it felieliksessed in i pieeiWksee the De. /Whitt witOriiiiis, .pOtipl.' . iiiiired some ni. iitiffinjren s free, 't he ,Other, side. The ~lory would re. labile allo"iftit Nose nOW ., l ltarged : on the record Veit net' the 'prestrietnii e . onsi3Of these:Newspapets Okiiislied'hi'tbit MettopoliS 'al l y :4Featoed not oety Vhtbughoet the Biltish'eliqri; but ever , the civilised 'work; there wit a coestirativetyiriOing concern., aide .the futidatfi'osP 0411 the damages would be 'dol4ll .. leeriVPitiPotio‘hably limited; . they must ..'be PRI Trooi case harictiailortige et ae,apzioes aid lab°, itodifersolt; II iiitntioded - thie fiat to, ikete the pnlibrlance ofibeisiee to klaClients, not for thew! phikaf tedieingtkiii4apireeitleie below .what justice Vet tetleiret how Much' 40 hark et stake on the is, Sae - tirelltiei?t t 'indbegOiy meat a'tvalt them if the , Juie•lire'diapoia to ire . eoi..4ing like ..the sum elliffised ietha dhrisTatien. The defence he had teeter till 11 161* i description; . shoul d viriefitielfli....St'ap p pes he 11l dieebe rot hie dpV . It liii'aiteinpled to justify a single Ityliableot the ofeesiveloireirepli ; 'and it would sp. OA+ that the :'LlelaodSota theristes, saloon as they fOsittrf ask they hail bee n ensnared and entrapped, haiirlieed desltous to make the fnlleit atonement and Wpdlear s for diet!. conduct. In a case, like this, in. ktliiuity 'Would be misapplied, and decleiestion an Miele pod the understandings of. the Jury ; . and afthille hid unfolded the, round s unvarnished tile he Shoolli establish by evidence, it would be - for them to ivies, tie damage , s siitb.e view to the claims, of the Pliintiff and the eitenireting . circumstances, proved for the Defendanli.. In_ the..montil Of July, 1817, the ship Larkins, with Convicts, arrived' at , Porta l ineeth on her voyage to Betany...bay. Thera were two persons On boar d' . oerivicted of (offer, at 114 1 Alm, one of, Whoin:Peised by the name of Martin. What motive Infuencedthetr i coodoct .it was impos sible to conjectere,'but.ooe of them represented him. self tO be Mr' Gilcitiii,;* formerly of the 101st aegi iiebti'vrhe hitini' been second to. Mtduire, had been'ttled•eenierder; had sinie.been 'cOnvicted of f 0 44 ; 411 4f wad. thee on bit veyage. to New SOoth Wit • .'llkifliiikiaontiOed himiel( with' the Pla i ntiff; f end I ,t itoV4A being cirdelated tu Pertsmeuth, among clersetiel eitactialnliefrith.tbe real character and con. deduct the' Plain lifflhere seemed, no reisou to doubt its - truth? Vi e 1 lifirikit4,, when it reached them, vilAi, olliditeltiiiit4r: In', . verifj ,it, because by - that date '..tbb Ai 'h ird si;il4. • . lf,•-incirtl h ee. bed been Iblld'On' ifil itihe' Mei.: the . ,tief.”o.nts 'e;."l4 have sielttilltristlia'tt;e's*,:thit report riiikrt.,,s* 4a,ti l .. • lliteil•beeit F6lltiintick lit ok:.44ioe4ArPil t!a"vict -' tlttbn . rekstelh• he i heit so irepotreotly„mitte : , hi,r;liit• :. tOri,. mite 7bf 'ide .. t .l ptivit . y..coevict,slese; . at ; torts- • ittlibtir, ill hiiiiiiftsckne on,;piaid the . I.4ins, and. belt lid i fogg . e0n.f0414,r4k the map rho,cellett. Maisel( lkfr,'Cllihrist. ' t lit, cenkresipiptted- it to . the Welidants, and ry, .ioteltigence irfit they . itiseried:)t,*4,oo4,jriurisel; ; ertfeitg .illeard'il i tUe,olli. , I ti Whet'taill' puspose . Was 1 t0 .,. . 000 1 111* 1, 7 U: . the' Con s eici they,..liil. be, er been ..a t se t !millet. • iii carnal/ tthia wiOsei,e, h. shoshi d'Oetillt E slee li!br ' either opportinity l'Or l a:dVajr: of the . settl e talents,. and . tdottiervce of . his .heas.ileOrietwli,,l;et,t).ll fact was of the utmost iMieirtenco 69,.th0, gettatkpn, IA dateiges, tied . ,though on Otter oec.a4oit..Xte, might dread WI . potele, be **tip Fintdeitt that .be WOltid, be linable to ' Weed . .iti /erg rlelflti:Oie I v ory" For a tensidaraliii ' die s lateir..ilia ,Robliiet,leik a ntic libel: die' Defendants' bed "ioi the AiirAiOtßippiaioti. that. 14 they, had. atimmitted - En eraiii4 at ,lertehos, ,_fsie!d, call Adi oPonibitet .plift ii copy of tlte. ; .)lßipts,SepS-_ ler . in' Olii - I :o l !egfeli i i leileleer.f. h. 010 , 1( 'ail: eanit, thiit they had , bailie .epyn t :fririt, conbiittid'elliesli..cen(rOlitjeri.e iris #(e‘e.o : o ll Y had unfertend y altaelatedZ, In copultle.rteC the teties di the le /*Ale ieceAecied,khst, 70e writer Wia : ipee hi l i Of i pertints !he he be . 4 been, led to so ppiisblial lieu isitity of . tgery l 814 ,list actu? , ally on Isii"*WyTo_tinderte,bis,ponkstpsent: It wee intb ref, traitefore, tbei be ibeeldbtleiti Scriiiptilosts. an d p aK ifiX . thirnf bit Iss4:!>.isq .relining !9,oifisq,n-. duo? ii.iii#4lbA f ri T ipcp,tbia, ift4ipp, !x,:rokk Crsoiiity;, 017 1."-rtra4 ! I lepttt ,ersartia t oli% le g 11'1 i lilnitelloo,4 .. ti: gqatki,P l # 9k 6Mitikt aPA 0 10,f, pblrektiCia i l:o4 0 Witg l 101, 2 W Ita ;ki k* " , 9 444.,, c iii*,-fir - eo4the.tpc..;Topipli 1 . g, ... 2406 4 Ile iligliiisi,impiteletu j pgB I? . .4 e 4 ' ' t , 1 1 lot v to; 010 jilft, 4 WliMr 7. lf - m#Y' a' belil• D ",,ESPiii iNew?;)%pcfp, and Learipg the story WM; i tr: - - Dr ;4ey , gal lestai . sillskottr,4lo. r4nimialr ie it... *too; „.. rwistai r ,.,„l4; taiip ~ 7 iegiitir Ti a . L.. i ,. l k ir l .. “.t l . lll l ig 1 1PrItk *Nos: f 1 vtt gri t c°v willii c e t tl if iri ot , ... fbiehteAlstat t 174 . 4 lii,iox.p,Rvi:44:7.Mii..lo. - rrvg ° (ll 94 2rh: lP ril li d . . i r blt eceikee eitilli 4 4 ,4 ' ,4ota,espn r.l6l:Ptt iontio lle as s i 'the Defendan ts -• which et presaek,their deep, tegenti: ,tpritl-requasted the; Mr. Qilcbript,,hiseselt wraeld.dies .tatat such se explanation etra:sitt apelogYlta,teettids "moat consetilennona" to his own, *silage and .dispo b e e l 'bee. TheY Welled:lre, Poo, OSTithAr etkettsw.er, t eiteettiog, an,. hitieediate MO, ikl. the .teeea time, . 9 ,7 . f: e : Sv a j ti nA OnS)4:retberleirilleilaopl7Watbli their O a - , li" bi l l I!!!!1,1144,„t9-t.br,4bOtirr 00* Isrftscr another aim. , ..oat a y. apology, as they wailed. fel that Mich ? it t',. Oicbrist should return. Frog& Kr.. GikhrieW the s*(o'o no C9*.attleir.ntkOi* bat.. they sobse... 501011 inie:ric.4 sacN 4, costtradietitr as they.theaShll otea onetceptiouable, , t lt.segmednot a little eatra4 P!'.1449:1 thet the Phabatitethad.taken no Dodge to din Defendants iftherottitalihetpiOf their letter& It w otters, to suppose that e oleo so Wowed would be the foal . .ta Motimppikiakop. : Wu Ns silence to be *"; lik.bits:°.*FSgefiviCtion., that moving abets( this Metropolis, chairs's, in the, ',eke( all his friends; 'rid Acquaintances, .• poregreph, ayiket him to have teen sent to Port;Jecklost. could. have brit little-4. ~, eit,? O r ,r,s, it thet.the..Plaintiff, et that lime cola tresplaied ,ap,actiqn,to put damages into his pocket, li . i ii 4 r end Ig.is. 1 ere ore unss n 4 to have so Oft apology, lest his ciaim should be, diminished ? The.loessned ‘Serjeant.did not impute any such motive to the Plain. tiff, and the lets, so, becaupe in ..the article inthr lifOtars,Rogiater, which seemed ,w titters by his dicta. „Coo, err action wet deprecated. lied as .apology beep sent, hoenrAc t fremed,, it would have been. in. elllntly ittserte4 t . ...rt : appeered, therefore, that after ,having comm itte d error,,. the Defendants had done all in their. potter :to . set it. right.., As to, the amount ‘ of d.alagikefirill tleeetionanf character, it was dactilt , Lap Oil y by ..w.11.,t, role, they .were to be estimated : the 1 relative Situation of the, patties, the character of the person injured, : thli'motivoi.of the Publisher, judged by his previous epd subsequent conduct, were the' usual guides. By throe,. in this instance, the De fendants . were, willing to abide.; and. if the Jury could .discover any thing like malice in their pro. cnedipgs, they would be.,,content to be visited by exemplary apd tuitions. danteges. If the:. Jury found reason to, believe that they, bad even bee. culpably ,IlegNient .atid. careless, they were ready to endure the . consequences, If f it appeared. t h at they. he'd been reluctant, to mike swath, that. they bed been tardy in doing,right, after having done wrong, let the, compensation be proportioned to their mis. conduct. But if,an the. other. hand, oo malice could. be discovered , spinet au individual, of whom they knew nothing, but that the Defendants had been the victims of aspens laid for them, 'edited been aesioel to repair the injury they. had indicted, and that that atonement had been .delayed by. the conduct of the Plaintiff himself, it then came to amen dry question of bow much he was entitled to receive in a case stripped of all aggrarating circeasstaecee. The era. toren( the slander itself lessened. its poignancy, for the appearance of the _Plaintiff in the streets gave a practical contradictiqn to the label', nod sufficiently displayed its untruth. Sock Instogthe sase, would not inconsiderable damageente indemnify, the Plaintiff against coats , satisfy abe jestiee of the .case. The prudence and, jedgment pf his .Learned Friend were well kuowniandit waa eagy to imagisraMr. Brom/hens at a consultation •withhia,Cilent, repreveeting.that a vindication would he completely effeeted by the result of the enquiry' with; inconsiderakle.denteaes; siace that result ,within . forty.eight _hoots .would be dif fused throegh 'Tin pact, of the, United Itiarlds.-- Ile (Mr. Ilrousheep). would . jell the , Plaiptilf, that the Defeadenta ,:ceuld lisle . indulged -no malignant feelings, and that. they, had,•clene every thing in their power, to apologias.. 46 ioer.object" (be would say, 61 ! CaOßOtt Int to,_ pet. Money. in your pocket. , You are o British Officer complaining oleo injury done to your character.. Cats 41mi injory be repaired by money ? You cannot, therefore ' , foe ensoarent, with to make this e pecuniary cue.; it would be no worthy of your, reputatino,• your, station, and your profeasion. I Advise yop, therefore, after the -pro ceeding ball gone 10 e,certeirs „insist, when .the facts are completelY berm the Peblic,, and .the refaestion of the calumny isdispotihle, to declare yourself se... tisfied with a bare indemnity Driest,. the, ategmeose `you have incovred." Such would Page been.the,re... cemmeadetion of a prordept,..apci.eveent a . zetlotre .aolairciste,;..and his lieernatt . Frjontl. ,wield .. no doubt. 4cceelsetty.it with the sit asoat,parignencyof ,reesooing.. :The I.4artsed Svtiaastt hoPvlk.thet -this, edeiervironidi - ; taken, not .so. rough .101 l she sake of ; his own lionts es for She.cha rector. of , Mr. ,Gilchtio;t himself. : I belonged to a profession which the Leensed Sei. meant liked and.revered,. oot Mete. for their gallarttity ;and bravery. than for their genarresity.and anegsaini. ;may. If, the advice were -not followed, the-noes would „then come - to a pogo. qsaitioa of patinas,' shillings, and pence, to . be.satimated :by the ; Jer ihestb - malice, - the every NIL itt i li , -- I i v, 'i 'Ail _too IMO ;)•!, . t Al 1 r. Robert 5#1,r,,-*:# toit coiled,' bet,. befstre„he, Iva, Ms'ealdinC;),lstilhegia to set kissed right with m„ard to the pro,of,„ a (Grim day. , Atq:afk. 'Nat 'had been *pit.'gysglaggs d, ilaiiiii,:that.he kept out of the wawa eveidtel• 1 mewed with a lobpmos. -The' , laki,wes - wtiei . . tle-persenieby made tie af- Stt ii' bioesp .'4iff nothing feu ;thin perjary. albeit e,' ••••• lt Wei proprietor priqter as .. .. . . s. s • 6uliser. ,;44. t - , ' -4 tertiiif.r: He itakeeen the 1.,„ . to taa s; i: • ' ' rt..r.drc.srPPot.bet: It 44. Awn 'etvioosly 'SA:, a td tint )iy 0014ntiff eitrected J 4 itoodon PaPer. The Platittiff was in, greet: distress of itiod,,,bordering spot ore,diteei. In the Itlitifori Register, of the 6th :of Most,. a,contrarliction was hpublished at 'the ' request:4i She 1110 miff, the witness iting. previously reselred,N. letter from the .Defent4 4 Antes, Which he had 4 h.....4t4 to 44: .fte subset 4\ qeently receiradvene —l.l(ert:.whicti lie,.prodoced, mod which be Sm.* , 1 .morn of. peat. In tliiti 'letter the Defearli*K, reOesteci the witness to pro - Oahe Mr. Gilchrist to dictate such a centrediction to the libel ai Wiis,aatisfiCtery to bimielf. It was dated, file 4th of Septembei. The witness, whin he saw the Plaintiff, requested bito:to :cabala from an ectiao,'but e eatisplained:of the tardiness of the. apology.: Ile never dictated one. The Plaintiff had reterues)..o' **stayer beeriness no letter was itddressea to hive,' •.,.• . • • - 11,.w.1q3rit, Jo to pnitreep,,etated such Ito epnlog4 'illt‘tlitsght. otiglit to hypettyi anti itd id appear in :DbreV:dellt's 'lle*; Rubiblaign., . letteileMhet,fiNaf,s*pteedier, sod the , - 45iii0.71'001;04.1014. „' the apelogyi were both' 'read.. ' - , , Mr.Bitsps."''''ggpi." siikm-e length.sauteeontend. log dioAjiiiTilieool:lo, pert: of the tandems. did not sappoil,..brany, ntree:the.stetement of, M. Serfeent Copley; and arguing, that In a cue like the present Ai. bolt' proper. satisfaction a Mind fr,efisla receive from a Defendent copsisted of such demeges, 'es would strongly wick the sense_ the Jury enter tai e 4 of tliO'deen injury be had received.. , iltiot'Upess-Smeeter shortly .went over. the eri. &KR. sad reed the variorps documents. The Gout was thei.clearrd, and llia,Jlkcy,havfog .tonsultettlor • few miaow!, foetid' a verdict for the Plaintiff-.. Mintage& $Ol. • '4:4 •• • .'t' :: • 'h • 414111,"'"'' - • AU , Vilfir.C4l4,ll.lLiOß'S CIOPF:TI —7,46 e vice. Chen, cellorbia made it most isoportapVregpistion respect ing the suitors in this COort, , which is as follows: 711110 thelist of causes set down for heating, each' deer shell be calied.river.in .replar order. beginning with the' 601. ititba paper for 04 .day,-,if ,the parties are not ready to _proceed with it,.thinpert will proceed o.ltl Ili Weltlessa),:so ,ow till pley come teone 113411 reedy, when allhois thi_t,haveheen previously calied i on will be placed .et the .bottom of the tst. sShoold the cause about to be argued occupy, , tnikokr 4w, then those placed et the bonen.) rw ig C . , •i& 49 :et golar order; ~but should the Court* second time cal On them, SO. they prove to be unprepared, Oleo they are to be struck off the list. Ilia Honour pro. seeded on this principle .yesterday, and out of the twelve demorrers,est.dowe: for bearing, live were struck out.. . It" . ' Tench ss--- ay, in • At the Citart.of , nig a. en ss---- y, the case of the Aasigireep of Mayor tr.:•Petton and another; Mr. SCARSATT, for the "Plaititiffs, stated, that this was en issue ilirected !rota .gthe Lord Chancellor,it: to try the valisnly of kcertaro. conveyance, eseCutedhy. the Bankrupt,, bearing date, the. tat of -December, 11.313, by which Ifh,.convey,eilitto, rs. Miyur, brbett, marriage settlement; his right...e title to a certain house; situate in the Circus,,. near the I.:l.e.gent% Par ii.; and alio the validity of. ti secood,c.onveyencte. giving to Nile. Mayor certain furniture end effects, ihich were in .several houses, oepoperty of the. Sankrcpt. The allegations were, that the: rile imie ,e( the house .was intended to,,tlifrend pee :reditere, ;andl that. the feraitore was never out of t LOSSkrept', oossOssion. Several witnesses were called to prove that, previous to.iliiiiiiogron of iiiese deeds by Mr. Ms yOrf he: Aliso in a-etailf of IntoliewCy- The. Jdry founds verdkt for.tbe Pletotiff els ltotkisieee'. • • Boit 6 rintrr.--Satertiayt John AstfOnfo, a' Unlit of Porto Rko, one of those sterd* _thgert wliblet• fest the well end of the towiti'peetidMirlfthe , It • - bourhood of Bond-Street, • was -braiight' befoi'd tints on Saturday, by-Honiplifeyi sod Btleti l littellY foequenee Cosiplaiht Irons the inhabitants.' Mr [Prisoner particelarly attacks those io Carriages itep at shops; die. when, if the doors itid . wiMdO I' *it dosed:ire - opine these,• and is very iltelleike'tbi . tereants.—He was committed to Bridetreirfni.4 l 0,.. . John Hanson, W4lliaactlitnnoosit,. and John Sol* were charied by Captain. Henry Dandles. Perrot, wlilo robbitog him of: his .pocket-bres k,' containing , rei • Bonk-notes, oa Fsillay, near - the Adosiralty.---Ther Prisoners we committed foe trial. . 7 John Ward ess'cbargerl with tittering.a foited ..Hails-eate to William' Merchant, a. shapelier to ,Abraham Francis, a lioes.dreper; it N0..485; Hetw .He was committed for lershetexansivation... Cleaver was charged with stealing- a pawn ;Sß of Mr. va hither • Moot *.in * robberies.' of the gang il . seyweg, -/eitisositted. iP l i ted igen to pop., i Iqed; i for , litellittb Wirth of froul*Puited whA.S tp. at ,j'ar) be;eil aPuMer Pagga, imd 1.b4 Stipp Stgpli )angt !KW h. 1140il ti'e*.w►ez . . . ' I. . . ! , 5......_ -....-... .... 'Quid „theta coins' to a mese. quaiterm ail p.inama,r .jsmg gem... a . ....-, -- - - billings, and pence, tobe,eskimated by the ; Jery im f born.—He was committed for fersketexami hn,absence of all malice,, and „in„ the presume of . John Cleaver was charged with stealing tYarl,aaertAaa.t4)4WPAl.l4,llloo,l4g: veti,l4 it .i.los ..:, i koher% duplicate, in . the dwelling-house , Mr. „William Ilsttaa,. *Vita( ~ , owl., . : , troii *biter, earkiii jetiller, ta WV it , POrksilMqh, was 4he .fiat ...4011,.. Hit's.* ,Illackfriess'-road.—Ha was remanded for bsere4 tike arrival of tllelcarjtistatti-Vorlurioilbin:the• 7-etaminati on summer of 18.17 ~Tivir,craraltita. yotaill Of 11001 l . „Up 014.11 A LL.....1 , , , ,,4 , . , , , , Jahn ratt;;4l name pf Stewart ant geoeiseekna het rd itie,copiitily • ' •Rialatert,„ .17tantes ilgriar; • 2Uatat . Sidi coariet.ship, And .1 latf. f tAiscHsPris l .40 140; Pa rhAria iirieorge Richards; witr#6l-linstit..op for .1i n iil4 allq 14*, Nile, 41TINgihrtlk ,RI . IN - tepartiiiaisall eiatiatt, charged With eiriiieeb, prgl'ris ehd lb! P.fiWaaFt is the I CAtetivily4,4*, 4Dow..*L tb• the Prlioners formed-the principal part a Stetter!!! was . really. *wed 441044444 y ,etthar 404 for a consiad4l:rtilifirii ILept the r Stspley.;,„anfl,that.piiphr,4oo,4ao, tbeti,stshoo, olio-Pr. .nut %oat, Packaan, :_ and Cambe r 'longed , . !p...... the , coillt. vaisou 44440 Ilik woo pry sliteisteeotieual alfrna.ThtyiserefullyJ lent et,,,tfilL,Tallt.ftf.- I*4 1 1 401 1 141Q0i, 091 elk for trial state MS I / 1 11, )1 Av. . . .I t g i ll 4o oS i ill a.. ..d.st!th •TileilikilVlM:llP4A ll ll llo . 4,l7 ~ . -----.* - . lrlft_allPil•Al, ikkhgle - eitillOtyllitltAlfaiiiitiA447otilatel i . i k 4snlosity timbal " kip is u' e i c 4 r 1114)4)000 1 104 1 4,ip lb, 4000,44, ikkriortpakomP, , be.. thar, AlSdway,:mt ., Rochett#Wfor •• car r inv. raflaptsji i 30‘440 AP* 446)/y rt iladrtetithiest ' slatsng the time It crchestekiliridle is.Clktiel CPasPiltitl 4 l* . firisvolionet%lAti,Nrivgaimireivs pliipose of thichilni;thisgsmaotiMp etas il. /Oa iti4 . ~,,i)ibi SMafaata,44ll6lfilmstissittml.fire-i t In the ereurni of,heilast yetr A 40,000 Pleat iroarroir iaiirablialei Mi t 4,1; ZUI3I 9::::. i tear wers k ptitte# ikto e . P .t irtehtc4ll froui", a lin erosetesaisteatiop r GliliOUGl3lll he 'tales of . merlco. ' - .~ 1 -wilicb bat eitelled ailtiallielit lOWA Ittlij city, place at °solicitde. It . -}fiey:lsf•sinciteary to sts, that in. less than tfatiFill'iiiniiki tram the dissOlatio, of partnership-beinerritbribirokropt and lira babe, the .demands ogvittii, the foienei amounted to the .41n °noon icons of nearly 60,0001. The Batik ap. sperm to be a creditor to the antoont of trEfweilts 40,,0001i esti 29,0001.4 bat it was ransoorea atria's, ttlisai gilbrliectiOinceo lie there for. upwards of , half that sons. -It wise's& mentiouedr that a great many ;tither Ogres, for which the isankroptiven only 8 party • reiporselbit., merely true.' fons'illiOpitif 6? - ncemir. modetiote'l and that' the Mils its dlrß i llittivi dilltertatlc • are onworteptionable.' , • • • 'A. '• • '' ' Mt. Prii. s t.ocre,. foe'tisi •assigniehjscid ll theyi were dispefterf to do eie'ry-thing In rheirliower for.thereid iiillettors •of the ' creditors. /es • itt e iii,vosilga lion 4 'theialtareeirthe*hcliVrript woo ~ Inure fully a, - 4tcceiatetilerKereittotO It ilpe retire rnee.tiniri f ; there ' wrial44-serilafri;' , be' no neceesiiy, i l s;i• apposing:the Ptistiv4 Of .;the'esisiiiiinition; ,cor all the creditor., wanted was an accoint'of tile 4rejferi y iiitrust..ed to i - -ilieiide •' • • ' Iris care , upon lity At winch would depend the bankrupsVrtificairs. To that event be looked with bore aid g etPeokian.• . Pue of thiCiestimiteioneni Said. be, could Pee 61 riW.Ociiise - ; acid OViliivea, 'chit iiirsifirkthe - test eat. tosuation could not be looked upon asters aesioilial. ' Mr.'roi;l:Ciere said, it was under Rich Irani. - tifien4e# e was to be undergood as Rot oppetiog.t... Ile trtated the 'flitwie2tniel t inga storold eaese an les. rediale iniyelry to 'turn out •advautageoalli'ta the *liankrupea character. Mi. Monit'atr,•: . for thii ; lianlirsaii,' sAi di Jo Itner •• - • - it' to lietht. person's - duty end itielistotikiall i si la a F saigneei "ant credifOrs eieii itiferinitlia la power 'trisecting the property ,with whit* he wen' us. trnstV, , I • ' A , f‘ 't ''.4be'•43iiskiopt beitii 00:14'6 State, for the sake 6, idliiiii'Cliiiieter, that no assertion made by Poe of hii creditors at the last,isseeiiitg,was totally ground. Tess: • Ii wars Co' thi effect•quil hi (Mr. .Walker) hod 'gelds laperibele4 tad'#eke was tats error of 3001. do 'hisi eitboiont ' .thet Ili` 40144:4)21 h out of Isis owls Pickie. Thor wrio 'h6-41Qpfl cis amitly, a most lecremeoes stithieist, ~,. . Sev!riti qOestions relatitille a large debt incurred `.Tee wort end labour 4fie:iiike4 by Mr.' riiii.r.OFN 4hictilitii bankrupt soitiOnsee'irinsactiosis . now goig forward. Ise a tireeritillia and the presumed Creditor reu. 'tiered it impossible fotbirie - to answer at . pririeht., i Quo ef ,the dealer! compliritted'that at the tat 4iiiiiif of assignees he had been refuted adiiisrioti r lied contended that the Presence - 0f:6 , 06ra initoty interested . was absolutely neeemaryilo.o4 etamina. liOri of ,s9cliunts relating , to tie disposal ut their ova I ti;oiie aji.. ,„, „ o f no' oth e r fur. ror.t.ccrf i v ‘ aid ai lie ) hisese, no ot eo, y , ton !'than ego of o,Acrlerlerf i ciiiin k . thejoconiebiroce of 'efsiCh' oil i est OA aety .sieib guesstysl'at, from the sta l e pr the p,fe.irt!,;,•' •' ; . tii ''l .' . ' This w a s gernirid l y ii4an(feu t and it w ild suggested that Ai hisSwess 'of the majority: of the credhOis should be ~.-isitrested to the :are . el twa orthree of the principal ones, who might attend the:investiga tion. . .. ,•„ . Mr. Monsoon . s#l,. the bankrupt wished every thing, connected with MO case to be public. It .lay With" the Commissineeri to decisin whether the meet,- inks should bei nine to all For bis part., Istrvias, of opinion that every, creditor deripty.interestedshall4 h*se the privilege, for creditors were the :injured porsi itii4. • . ' Th e creditor who made the complaint tiailtaiii k that he shouid be admitted: . 'The ,baokrupi, in the usual forns,•deiliered espied, the hands of the Commissioners his watchlic ! ,whipt they iinttiediateiy returned to Mai at the desire eif . ititt creditor'. • • ~a !' s .~ 1. . 0 I I - • , • ..i, OLD BAILEY , 1i5.17 . . .. ~.: .. . --.0.;_. • . FOROURY. , ; • . . L William Kelly. aged 15, and Thorpe' Spicer, oged 17„ werq Sirraighed wider a . charge. of forgery,, and tittering a 51. now t know tag it to be forged, with , •linta , to defraud the . Goi . eilidt Sad Catlytesty of the Blink of /Aslant Wilber. Kelly siio bri t aiiht up (6I pb.ed on Friday, and tircutatquencenf.ais ver.iss , it* to plead guilty , the Court very humanely seat illa boa, i ) 1 'order dial be roi%ittreAtica' .it lute aped% the •ati. • Insitiltei4eo • •' was pet . to Kelly.agate,io *lssued ftjtau, on bi l e lying brought yp this day, aed ha abstinatrly• persisted io declartlig, tiis ' gull% • dieing,'" Ildw can 1 plead not • guilty, WhVe fdm cosstiOus•of -1 " my gessilir. the Palmate "vas warded several ham. by the •-tiadga upda the Beach Oat bisolcading guilty would be so ex. 'tease to bins, and earnestly allyescd..hun to title hittrial..but it , .**4 'ell , Of -gm avail i• Kelly .pas still, 'weever.: otadttate IA ••• 10114dilitQuitqt - Aged drclerefl that bilker wail imaged: A be • IvW.ritsortcr Soffit {tinkled Not Gully to the thitVge and ,km ,1 ftl Mini) hit trial irceordiaec. • ' ' • ' . . i A rennet of GoiltY . against both the Priattlers Viet -pro: esteticed. . • • • 'James &citation. 'vas, after* trial :!which 0 00 01 1111 ed the lin'. Sof the Court rip( hours,. acqupted, mpon an indictment uh'Ka .' Icherged Mtn in ,he'llcit taistaice with haltintforged and tact -eft; 'kiwis lag it to be forged, a 51. unteowithintent to sh fr ilia .totd Otearie. or she pottiest!' AU Ca otritj•llf the - Ilayik orthigidad t • ,and in tbe tteennd iodate*, with hating had in his pcs.ses.ioa Ibir Other 51. notes, linnstlet • them lobe forged; - Flre WO . aesdra.conthe Part of the.• Bank prosed AP( the 4•rt•4lllre lain it each of them a 'utak 51. note to payment of some ar.icle• whicA ;he purchased Croat them. This was Ity all preSi•nt •consideft% cancluvive. sof the,dettnee war of. a mu -I . .extreorttittorystaA iture 3 the witeesseCtes behalf di the PritOttertirm proved . an 9 64 t. to the iati:factioy . of the lory ; seryndly, that thif Pri•iptitT wa ! en mugh like, and laid be . lAN, for &mow rota had ta'c't coleeitterl Weikel; Moiler*, duds charged tiritheltrisobert -: - , •• . 1. _ ... , e ,.. • • , • 'Frith y itteriattig early, • • th* +atria '• 4f .11*: FOR .. tact,' of •Sittkb are- plate Wet* dttiVi ' eter Yr ewe itow p abd robbed of ii iiiittiliti urelith *fedi ffkireb t ll'rtftlifil l 4f , iv ea i l .thi 1 1)01 1 •SI:' 3 11. • .- i , ---.. .- - 1 ` s,a •* - 4 1,....... • i __. Li 41 ., .. „,,,,..„a .. • • • • , i i .. .611gk 1,,.., , :,-., ti; •• . -Nit • :ea Faidavlart, of "Wel and liagerinfidAnworbliell* 'bore .with Ail pirmiNe fortitude omit oesigyalson. Mir,. ! Halm* Cheerwright. of Paartr-terrnee, Ci 6 • road. I.lingtop, wire at ' m e...wys. Chte.trright, of :MOS per Cent: Ittidoelid Anititities 1 °dice, MO of Lag apt. hoonsl 1% vorierpio fami iy.: H. bo?. twlil the impartible-10a of a valuable mutter and affettiOnlatt pltteiti. • . . x ! of flit i nt e el- , il i ' t l e t h r o est ioseb ler**: • T u dd irdi t r ubst kis itt b . ini . itiorryitt,:iesttftshe sihreitiJ ii:sileti. k . [76: .1 ' 1,014._ eat i i t e a 4%144_ . ~ tll 6 , • • • e i 9n tile lAiett,s! .4mINP, retrit ilitteirt , andb A titagliaid, .a t e' •'... .-•--. .. . , 1 Oft 46: 18th Ureic rei , the t.ir i 6,5,4E04 cm*, ilAnt i dotefirlds, tlitaboey..i* (fiftieth perilf hpimigri t. , i . ~ ...•—..n7"2-. , . ,-,L,.,f0:•. 5., —lr.., It-sLs.. t . .1"2" - - - '... 4 ."r" °1-7- -1 .Iq4NSlClAle44inad ditt4silbirobr. , l4 e 1). L *air ttAk ~ t 44 • , • *T • : *,•• 11l 4.. ')lryleg7N.b 4. SMlalv.:•y-....titt 61,cl —.I I. ' .4