The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-06-21 00:00:00

An estraordieery disclosure of a curious kind of Melt Peper is made in the Timer of Saterdsy. We copy it word for word : s. With respect to the SiaYOQTBs. Here Is a open which, as the Atteirsoyotet were for a Wig time goer daily 'tribes, we are riscellently 'un informed. The ADDINGTOIM may hare since gone reund, sod milted with Mr. CA'/Ilea; but if we still find ourselves in our prissier* op•nions, in which we were along with this. (with the A DDivirross ). sod is wbkh they (the ADDINGTONI) placed us, they sorely will net be the people to impale blame le e s. We took our opinion of Mr. Cassino from them, al a time when we possessed no great mesas of judging for ourselves. Bet we appeal to Mr. Cumin° himself, or to soy of his friends, whether, from the period at which we cast off the ADDINGTON family, this Journal hes not ceased to peck at him personally. The troth is, that every 'mkt. of a per.osal nature was obtrsdrd upon us by the An- DINGTOnt; and though from temporary similar. ity of public opinion we admitted a part, we al. ways ranked the right of rejection. We the, think it necessary to place the parties on a level before the straw ; for though if is known how much Mr. CAN NINO abused the A DoillOTons. It Is not matter of se general notoriety bow meth they abased, or at. tempted to abuse, Mr. CAIIeING. Truth, however, cempete es te say, both on our own account, and we ehel of the family of which we are speaking, that iser melemns were never tainted by such ribaldry as thee appeared sprat Lord StonCitnu mad the ether Mem. bees of hi. funny its the Oracle. No ; neither cot id t h e App l uayans have written, nor world we have published, any thing so degrading to the persons at. tacked, as those writings, in which their aerators, their talents, their Ira, and even their most innocent peceliatioles and family habits, were every day *incised in the Oracle Newspaper. " Bet to return to a Mot from whence we have diverged. we again say, that since we sent the An- DINOTON's adrift, though we may. es heretofore, base bees opposed to Mr. Comtism's public we aves, we have never suffered any article to appear which has shaded to tetra-politico! topics (by this we mimeo the 71ass would signify not o word about kit unhappy floater). And each has been the foie play (if we may use the term) which he has re. (Tired as a political person, at our bonds, that we have gene far oat of our way, and subjected oar. selves to great inconveniency, in eider to insert speeches of his, which wore not connected with hi. administration, or with the national councils; his electioneering speeches at Liverpool are essmples.— Towards the Aootnneoes, also, we have dealt out equal lenity; f.r during the many years that have elapsed since our connection with them, we defy any one to tag es with attempts to decry them per meetly." Such is the *store sad imposers of the minded of these IVorthies, who chiefly govern the affairs of this abused country. Now, after this, if the Patrice Re cent thinks such Personages it characters for being his Petri. Coosclu.ons and Aortas'', we are sorry the WWI' M not at present in the hands of his father II The nines has bees played upon ten long by an intriguing set of mercenary reptiles. It is ties it aostehed its fortune and honour nut of hand. so dirty. It is stated from Rome. that LIICIIN LIONAPAITI recently applied to the Peetifical Government for permission to send his eldest son so his brother Jo. amts, in Americo, and that Mr. Ruisui., the Amen. cue Minister in Sweden, was to arrange the 'mese men's voyage, but Cardinal GOMM reseed the permission asked, advising Lyman, at the rase time, to apply to the five Allied Powers. 11' We have authority to state, that misunderstanding which has taken place between a Nobleman mending in tie County of Edinburgh, cad a Gentians. of this city, has been settled in a manner honorable to the parties, sled satisfactory to the persons who had an oppertseity of offering advise on the oessasion.— (Ale. June It, 1819.) Tie following Gentlemen, all of them deeply Wo rmed in the prosperity Glebe Woollen Manufacture, bees this week repaired to Lassdow, at the request of the Merchants and Manufacturers in their respective towns and neighbourhoods, to oppose the proposed Duty upon Foreign Wool imported :—Mr. Gort, of Deeds; Mr. Jut. NATLOIt. of Wakefield; Messrs. Bacot sod HOMALL, of lieddersfield ; Mr. WA rannooss, of Haines; and Messrs. NustlT and Vacate, Triflers of the Leeds Cioth.llails. The representations of these Gentlemen will be strength ened by fir enty.ive Petitions hem the manefset eters, olontelning from S to 9000 signatures, all obtained io one day, sod which were transmitted to the County Members on Tuesday evening. The Petitions to which we allude were suet from Hassle, Holbeck, Fernley and Wortley, Bromley, Artistry, Cherwell and Morley, Gild/quite* and Tong, Woodhouse and Xititstall, Idir, Wiodhill and Shipley, Eceleshill, Calverley and Parsley, Stsnoingley, Pottery, Comer. Cleckheston and Witte, Mirield, !lepton and Lepton, Batley and Ileckinondwike Birstall. High. Toren, Bartshead and Clifton, derisory, Omit, Yreden and Celerity, ilorsforth and Bowden. Petition+ have also been sent from the Parish Of firers in Leeds. and some other places in the neigh bourhood, stating, that the pressure upon the Poor liras at the present moment, owing to the depressed state of oar manufactetes, is umessmpled, and that afraid the proposal t. impose a Duty on Foreign "Wee' imported be carried into a law, the public (littera will be summed, and parish burtbens greatly augmented. A Memorial was seat last week le she Lords of the Treasury, from the principal merchants of Heil, praying for a ',thine and correction of those Ste. tette which enforce the taking of certain useless maths is Comm-house transactions, intended to secure the revenge from fraud. The merchants at Liverpool *eve irsranitted a similar Memorial, preying for a release from the necessity of taking Denis which are considered to have no meaning, bat, in fact, cannot he taken, wiibeet the rommiesino of virtual priory. This revision ought to be extended to Ike whole ayes. tem of Podse oaths, which have bad the worst in• Moira on religion. It is a melancholy fact, which we wish to convey to the ears of AM Majesty's Minister,, that she forni. tore of ten different families has been seised doting ii, present week, in ono division of this town. to 147 ' the Assessed Tara chargeable epee these families! TFIE NAVAL INTKL LIG KRUM brat., Juno 40.—G00 doss frost the River yhterday end sailed, Ike Mary, Jefferson, for Ike Cape of Good flope.—Arrived the Columbus, Allem, 'MO Jamaica ; sailed ?Mb of April.—Celled the Elizabeth and Sarah, Sommers, fo► St. Michael's. — Canto down frost the River to.day mid sailed, the Urine, Hutchinson, for St. Viacest's; sod the Peggy, for Quebec. Jtioz 40.—A►rieed the Earl of Lei cester packet, hoes Ceshaven.—Sailed the Lord Nelson pocket, fo► flatland ; Henry Freeling pocket, for Cealtestris ; sod Jane packet, for Gotteitbergh, all with Mails. Pontsrowni, Jona 40.—Arrited yesterday the Langley, Middleton, and Orion, lloinble. from Memel.—Sailed the Phenix, Janson, for Memel. —Attired lo•d•y the Urn Johnson transport, from Cowes. PLYMOUTH, Juno 19.—Arrired the Elisabeth end Miry, Breen, frees Memel, In three week► ; end the Lepwieg cutler, front • Trois,. • • FAwsOUTH, Join 113.—Arrived •'is this port the William, Howland, from New Orisons, in 39 dal., for Gibraltar. Arrived here the blositor, Whitton, frosa,Now Odeon', also in 39 cloys; on the sth Jane, in lat. 41. 39 long. 41. 46. fell in witty a schooner, supposed to he the Jouster, of Magas, fell of water, with bur lower omits stoolling, and no person on board; undo, Jane 13, io lat. 4S. It lona.lll.spiik • the brig INN. Ann, from Liverpool for St. John's, Newfooodland.—Sailed tM Doke of Kest packet (I), with a Mail for Lisbon. An account arrived on Satorday afternoon, that a commit's...able failure has taken place it floinbargh. It is stated that there is a defalcation annualise to up. wards of 250,0001. A conniderable number .f smaller entscerno, it is said, hare also fallen victims to this eeten•ive fades.. Tho Woo from Itchlorshold against the Wool Tot. consists of 40 thins of parchments dote', filled with tipsier's. Tat CAllemma W In a letter le Mr. Ctrawers, frees a Gentleman in Carlisle. dated the 13th inst. the writer says—" I em eicerdingle glad that year able 'lemons have roused the attention of the nation In the situation of oar starving work. people. The •ravers are now working nut the webs in the loom•. but many of then, are informed that there wilt be lle more work for them. from come of the niestafact . The Public feels vouch for than, and for the sympathy end liberality which they have experienced they are very grateful; probably there may he some bed ones who would wish for uniaehief. Fut I 6•resly believe that the great majority want nothing more than a moderate subsistence " The Union Societies fur scissoring h. cause of Radical Reform, which were represented at the Ifunslet Moor Meeting as in an prospe►ous s condi. tine. are, we understand, divided into classes of 20 Members each, from each of whom a small weekly subscolption is collected for defraying the sixpences incident to these institetioes. We have not heard to what specific purpose the feed so raised is applies!, eacept it be to defraying the eapencea or advertising In the `• Legal Newspaper..—( Leeds Mernar.v ) ROT A L CVIOIIO TIiZATRIt —This beautiful educe, which, for spoomoiry aid tasty, surpasses any thing of the kind in t►e Metropolis. has been crowded last week to witness the representation of Florence Macarthy; a drama taken from Lady Mosain's po. pular Navel of that name, which gives so tree a picture of Irish p►rsecution and Irish jestice. The satyrical touches of wit end homier so ably peer. tilled by the fair authoress, were caught by the audience with acidity and reiterated bravos; the row or battle, in which the yeomen were disarmed and beaten, the sheets rent the air, end the dropping of the curtain at the close of tit • second act was accom. partied with five distinct rounds of applies.. We have rest pleasure in seeing the unremitting vier. titres of the Managers on amply rewarded, whom we ire led to enderstand bare many new pieces in pre pseatioo, among them one from the most popular production of the day ; and also an estr■ comic ori ginal at ter.plect getting op under the musical direction of Mr. T. Cocoas, whose science is dramatic eespesi. ties steeds swivelled. Nay Postac.stom.—We Sr• 111111111111 Pd Stele ' that the funnel.% Works have been lately publ;thed by Mr. C•Laoas. six. :-1. Letters from a La.:: of Divtinctine, addressed to a late Drachm, shortly slier her marriage.—Y. The see /Era, or Adventures of Jell.. Delmovr, a French National Tale, by Ma dame de (.4,199.-3. The Snood, or c•ecleding Part, of Dr. Wookitro's Memoirs of the lat. (been. —4. Letters of nonce %Volpol• t• the Ray. Wm. Cole and others.-5. Recollections of Japan, by Captain Golownia, Author of Narrative of a Three Tears Coprivity la t►at Coentry.—G. An E•lWWlein en Sir Sower! Reality, by M. Benjamin de Constant. —7. A• Essay on Bathing, by Sir Arther Clarke— S. The Veotried, or the Opera, a Mock Epic Poem, by the Amber of the Banquet, the Dessert, /m— -ond 9. TM Art of French Comrades, by D. nodose. The Paints Realise% COUNT.—O. Saturday, at three o'clock, the Pluses Raster held a Coed at Carlton-hose', and afterward. • Privy Cassell; et the latter. Sir W. Lowest - was istrodoeed, and sworn in Governor of Bermuda. At the dowel the Comte the Recorder of London Bade a Report to the PlitdCd RIGINT Id Council, of the following Prisoners, who were capitally convicted at the Old Bailey in April Cession Mst. vbs.:— I:dense field*. William Dealer. Joseph Edwards, Nihon heoh Edsards. Corona, Saved. *inward Cuspenn. Jona &slob, Ti.... Mills. Jnhn Bryant. Slarprel Pahronse, Pew Pnennsky. Thnn.n. fk.eley. »ad Elidnibeih ratrell. on a l.n d E nedh and lannin hs darrlinnt-behnest Onorge Fer ri.., Jabn, Stearn. and John C...per. for loswebrenkieg the ear time t Grnrdr P.lce and Dwain. Orndbery, far sorrlied forged thoikeotirs s Mosel Frnerh germ, Charles Wright. Kauko:Diemen, Bineghtrah Juin Iliordyfeed. Mars N Jane% Inc Inersloireer; Wolfer. AM.fa a d stns Jeftvnt. fier:e.erefieue lesser. row isnaie 16.1drAdliin 1. wf4diiii•eilitirelg. and Mastro linbliposiel EST* W 4111 L A re 7/ he. fee hmali• cl asnly R d Yew: whip:Tiriii(r4' 0-eider Ma; land Jobe - an*: I wig a raw I' iitheeloffitiois. Wolfer Jeft• I. Clui.les Wright. Geom. Pore, Ti ans. ddredngtv. sod Wallas Andheine, were onl-red fir ourrinisatio Weeeraday For, she Itl.l msg. The °Oben were , reyitted arise Ms Itsydi Rlilonen.'s prewar.. It w•I wear ammo o'clock when the Costs broke oN owing to the Ulnae length of the Recorder's report. LAW INTICLLIGENGS. COUNT OF CUANCENT. lone 19. PRINCESS or WA I.EI V LORD LIVERPOOL. The SOUCITUR•G IN clitAL sale I; ;be ii;1111,6011 la his I.9td.hip iis Ibis cows! ; wiltelli he s•e SOW. /opted by Mr. MArrly, who ohe►revd, that ;wham hie Lordship woetti not he troubled with the motion at all, if it wee allowed to wood over for a fie dog.— It was aeeerdie9ly ortiorml to trend over. OPER %•IIOU9C. ' , ATta• O. TATS.OII. - This moralist the Soucitee.Gineeke, on behalf firths Plaintiff, who hail been ordered to pay Into Court the sem el •.4471. as part of the purchase money of the Optre.bover, mowed that he might ho at liberty now to pay 4.11001. Into Court, and the 'told oo ioo g 4,0001. on the fast day of Michaelmas TelmitPal. lop r u de► to prepare for this. the Plain tiff had made sales to the amount of 17,0001.; bet be mar not yet sive in mhw that sum. Sir ARTHUR Picacrre ...ill the Semi doe to Mr. Taylor, 8,5001., ought to bows been paid on the 18th instant, and yet the Plaintiff, with sinister modesty, had asked that he might pay only one half of the sem, and obtain more lime for the retneind-r It was mast extraordinary that Mr. Waters should not hare said nue word about the Interest dee to Mr. Taylor, nu %hit+ alone that inditidesl bad to semis,. The other 'isle klieg, situation; and they alio knew that he depended sofhly on that 8041. of interest for subsistence. Their conduct, therefore, in de priving him of it, mai most improper in 'very point of view , . The 18th of June was the very last day they asked for ; and why had they not paid it in? Dill they wish to be considered in contempt, or were they aware that an attachment was ready to helmet, against them? If they were not, thee It was high time they should he so. The I.oao Cumtccu.on ohlerted, that the Plain tiff most alter the louts of his motion beers. the Court would content to pay any s'imstiosi to it.— Probably they might hate no objection to pay the in terest of this sem and fear thousand 6te hundred pounds into Court, and then they might take their time for the rest. Sir A. ll'lcooTT nhjorterl In this suggestion of the Court, though he knew it was good hussooredly meant by Isis tp, whose pstieoee most, en doubt, ha 'shaggier' ny seer freqtrout perlormarseris of these Operas. The oilier able, as he now wide/. stood, bad promised to pay this iroerest te Mr. Taylor on Weilg.srlay twat ; bet if they dill n . t, Ire Imperil his Lords'. p would silo. the s•rgetierirot to kw. against Mr Waters fnr a coniviipt of Covet. Th. Lotto CHANCICI LOU —To he tote. Let Mr. Waters staud the couvequenres. Ile can only blame himself. After some fertile, conversation believers the C6ort and the Co m m.!. The Lone CIIANCILLLOR said, he hod done lo;s best to split the die ; end, thereof., he perempto rily ordered the aeon of 3,9601. to he paid on Monday wounight, the 46th inst. with certilirstion, that ow. lets the sum was, on or before that tivy, paid into Court, an attarhment would be infallibly issued pines them. At the same time be might add, his decided opinion way, that 61r. Taylor had a proper right to compete the I. ow the outstanding claims, sod that be wee entitled to doe 101 l costs of the day. Ile wished to bear No more of this case, as the performances of the Opera in that Court had been so stmeteres that he forgot floe half of them. DAVI , ' V. TDB Dull Cbt 11141111.1110110U0H. Mr. II AUT in this case mid, Ise had formerly men. slotted the annuity grouted by the Duke to the Plaintiff ; and he was now suahotised to say, that the Duke hid otieted payment of the principal, and aloe of the costs of ibis suit. Whether Ibis would be *resisted was • question for the other side. Mr. II AN•0111 offered souse objections. The LOUD CIIANCELLOR ordered the ease to be Rued for judgment on 'Thursday, as he mould not hear any more on the subject from any one. Mr. Susnsfut. applied, on behalf et Messrs. Clarke, bookaellers, for an Injunction to restrain Mr. Price train printing and publishing the lith fn. lama of Exchequer Reports. The Plaintiffs, it ap. peered, had entered iron an agreement with she De. Cynthia for the milting and composing the Reports in question. ander which several volumes had been rink. dished ; bat they had since discovered that the De fendant had formed engagamentgro•lr some other Gentlemen fur tutor. publications, contrary In the agreements then subsisting between him and t►e Plain. tiffs. • The Couit granted an auction till mom or farther order. Ills Lords!'lp rose et two o'clock, to •tte•d • Couch (or recoirio4 sho -~- COURT OF KINGI BIINCIL.Joan 19. At the bitting of the Court, the shop of Peter. Weigh appeared on the Used, aad look mottle oaths, bn his promotion. The Court were occupied for several hours In bear. ing the arguments of Mr. Serjeant Ou.s.ow, Mr. MAROTAT. Mr. GORMIT, Mr. Costwono, Mr. SUCDRII, Mr. Cutrrr, aid Mr. KaLLY, as to the constriction of the will of a Lady named Oglethorpe. The question was, whether, ender this will, by which the late Granville Sharpe, Esq. was appointed trustee of certain property, to be enjoyed by him during his life, but et his death to be appropriated to some cha ritable purpose, not described, bet left to his disci,- Hon, still subject to the payment of en annuity to a Lady eased &larder', conveyed to him ao estate 1n fee. or (wily a life estate. The Cower, after hearing very long arguments, decided that Mr. Sharpe took only a life interest, and that the heir at law of Mrs. Oglethorpe was entitled to recover the property in qorstion, by the action of ejectment which he had brought, and in which he had obtained a verdict. The present application was for a new trial. Their Lordships, however, were ens. nimoss in refuting the role. MORRI• V. MINT. The Defendant intitisease ..." lppiied to their Lord ships, at the rising of the Court, for a rule to shnw cease shy the Master should not review his tezetino of the Plaintiff'. bill of costs. The Defendant said Ire made his eppiteatioo 00 es •Adatit s static's that the Flail ire attorney had pet the Defendant to must ahlsecr-saty end uncalled.for esprit.; (..r, ni. timarigh it lila well known that when in London his t"done• two " No. 8. gorierlk • Intel, in the St. and; and that, when out of I.•arn, he vie to he 'prod lir. ing et Middlplon.cortage, Hanle, vet the Plaintiff had toed net prorps4 in both coontie., end the Mos. ter bad alined the charge pf 40 folios for the de clination, ul,h ugh it contained ant) 35 foflos. The charges for a Arnie; Jury also amounted to R2i , of which sect It guineas Were charged for the Jury, a.. though only four Special Jews attended. There was also a charge for far Connvel. although there were only three IP itnossos. The affidavit proceeded to elm merit, other items which the Defendant considered ought not to hate Wooed, sod concluded by staling the Mester bad made bit former taxation in • hasty and careless manner. Mr. Justice BATLLT. in the absent* of Ilse Chief formic*, observed, the affidavit of the Defandent could not be moires,. Inasmuch as it contained merit irrelevant marier. Ili. Lordship particularly recent. menderlthet the last paragraph sh..uld be omitted, Mr. Ilona &aid, hointsaitt no redection on the Mal. ter, who had waled him with this greatest attention; bet he could not 11.1 p thinking there was a perremsi feelink towastls him in some of the minds of the subordinates iu the r•flice. One Item lo this bill has most allude to, and that was the chime for (nor Counsel, when Ore* were only three witnesses : lbw junior Cowrie' had toothiag more in do thin to stand by as buttle.lsoldsr. Mr. Hunt also objected pita. calmly to the 12 iciness given to the Special Jury, when only roar Specie' is,ymen ettondr,ll. Master Ls BLANC said it vas the castor (Li tiles a guinea •s sell as the gpecia li v ti r ,,, i rik t sid•s was prayed. Mr. Hunt said, be wished to tisie this 1;1'644 41 quir•d into. .. • Mr. Jellies asait.sc•- -ii .... ha Ursart tionnc P: Hunt, attend to whit jos think prop; to.sii t, but be bound by ithat,is r;ghs and ailing ! Ale. V sent your @s sit contains is rides's' mailer. t May site: it and core spin ; bob I easuedrie•gflit r you will thee succeed. I hope I mak4liliseArlllll. derslood. . _ - Mr. Hint =I thank your Lortf•Mpt; t liTfality; ondrrstoorl y 913. 1 111 ill Sher my 'Sault slid you again. walnllT V lIAT In this eale, wi:ich i. s pr,.. v e u t;oo pima de pliniar or Coobett's Nikko! Register, fru • libel issavtia.l in 11.•11.•hlic•tina .• a.. tiag..n the !Wolfe, an apvlicaliim as wade for time us. pirad, on ground* liar to those staled by Mr. CHITTY, on Friday, ail his al plicalints to the Goose's it. the Me of W. 114 1 111 v. aoby. I,aresod Couniel oho way the pre.. twist •vilicatiaa stated. 'but he bad the affidsele of air Cot.beit, ion. staling his belirf that the miter conisined in the alleged libel was live; sad forum, that it lb. tint now prayed was given, the original ducameats would be Islamised from Mr. W. Cobbett; in Atorrira. Mr. Jestice Buti.rt •ished the spplication to st..ed ewer till the Court was far, the Chief iastiee and Sit. instil" Best heists absent. De could not bet advert Is an rail arising out of the course now adopted the Defendant, namely, that a libel vet thus seal out into the world ; tasting a stigma on its clammier 0 se individual, who, if the appitestivt. . the Defendant was granted, w. till be obliged so soiree' for months under the etil, not being able to refine the libel, became, the Defendant was not ptepared to jest.fy or to prove the trath of the slander be bed thus propagated. COURT OP COIII.IOV MEAS. Jr lt N. Gilt Eh W ICH AND DI.PTI oaD CON PAN Y . PICCI3I, AND OTIIRRS, V. DRISCO, atari, MID itlamistgit When this trial was called on. Mr. Hove rote, and made an application to the Coati, that it might be permitted in 'land over, nn accire!at of the sh. sence of Mr. Serjeant Hillock. who mai realised fist the Plaintiff. hot who sees thr • unable to attend, in conseqeence elan engulfment io the Coca of Moen S , tri•OHfil VAVOHAN end Onsioir.. es Counsel fot snout oho Defendants, sold ~ , vy shield hive no 0 4 . jeolno to •ecewesodatr their Learned Weller. bin Mr. Freese, yer, the other IMendant, eosin Court, end intended to defend his own cues., 'end eaten ha would consent to postpone the Wadi 11teilt nensf• *sconce ...id be useless. . . Mr. Femonetsyyr.—My Lor d , I 64 . iilrtildy been brought op twice from Gloocesterflafrea this affair, and have expended upwards of 601. in it. 'rho CUM JUITICt Yoe will, of course, no l oo t nun convenience. Mr. Fesennseyer.—Then, my Lord, I move that the trial Jo now proceed. Mr. HOLT then went on; and stated It in be en action of Impose spinal the rtsfendants for re. minting and liking sway a gloomily of iron gas pipet, to the menet in value of 5001. and epwardi, hone the premises rf the Plaintiffs. The Plaintiffs were, Mr. Dicke, Mr. Plaint, Mr. Richardson, and Mrs. Thendosia While, all ewes holders in the Greensick and Depifold Gae•ligbt Company. The Defendants were, Mr. Dame, art officer of the Metabolises Court ; Mr. Stephen flied, an auctioneer; and Mr. Vessonmeyer. The clam. stances on which the present action arose were briefly these :—Mr. K. Dodd,an engineer, establish. id some time ago a Joint Stock Company of Pro. frietorf, called the Greenwich and Deptford Gas. light Company ; and was employed es thew yogi neer and principal sss veyor. la the fortherancelof the work, a piste of grnend wet taken at Deptford, lepton which docks and other works were constructed; land a large guantity of iron pipes, furnished by a foundry in Staffordshire, wove deposited upon the pteueims. Shortly after, however, tense the Defend• eats with an OSlPColion front the bilsrshalsea Court, isseed against Mr. Dodd, at the suit of the De fendant Feseorneyer, and swept awe, the whole of these Iron pipes, the property of the Company, to the amount of upwards of 5001., and 'which they of. ter wards sold at Kensington for less than half the espr m Leet.dge n at ti ceart e rni y ee; . ricc i as l benn e l : ivifin t :ts h i e pil, s be.roospape ce eilar l yeeila. fidhd ed .;:r r ki . .. cc otittbs:air.pr:Ttobserter,ideeg_::eyebt.htze: 1 i'