The National Register. — London, England, 1820-01-16 00:00:00

al-- .....---..-. HORWCASTLE V. FAHRM.S. This action was brought against the defendant, as representative of he Ea-t India Dock Company, he being their clerk, t and by the Dock Act made the person who is to site, o: is sued, on behalf of the' Conti/10V. The plaintiff's complaint was, that he having a lien fur freight on goods in the Company's docks, tool gisen them notice of it, and requested theta not to &bier them 4 but that they had,not ithstanding, delivered them. By the Dock Aet, the (miler of a ship has the sa ute ben for goads in the Coto pat v's duck as if illey Mere out of it. 'rite plaintiff was owner of the ship Kingston, and 'had chartered iter to a NI r. Cu mpheil and a Captain Bar low, who was also master of the tessel, at 131. 10, pet ton, to be paid for by good and approved bills, 'il Lon don, ;arable in 3 nintubs. The plaintiff, on Ow 15th September, IHIB.. gave notice to tile awl; Comp. Ely orn to deliver the cargo wi.hout receivilig notice 1r lntl of the freight hat tog been paid. The Kingston [auk ed the dock the September, IS 18, atid on il of October the whole of the cargo was discharged. The. plaintiff's agent said that Cant;ahefl, in part o f the freight. offered him three Li 11.4 for tlvi nue for tout., accepted by a Mr. Lliei,t atio.her lit 495 E, accepted by a Mr. Lowe : and :intoner for 401., accepted by a ul r. I Imo legion. ile said that at the tittle • lie wok these lolls, be iti!rl Campbell that the plainrihT had also a hen Olt the goods, notivi hstattding the hills. On 31st of October, Campbell mote to the plaintiff, offeriug, Jr the lull: Here no: approved, to gite as addi tional Nuviirny• The son of the Out is inlets first took the bills from Campbell. Ile made enqutries about the hills before he fattier Ile was itreseut, and heard nothing .aid to Campbell about the lien commit. nottritlioanduag the bilk hieing meet. The bilis were dishonoured. :che bills were cireolateil. The Lord Chief :Justice thcarght the circumstance of tke bills being circulated destroyed the plaintiff's him. Nir.-Chitty cited the case or' Stephenson v. lil tek•- lock,' in the 3rd volume of Nlatile and Selwyn's reports, It. !rib. The Lord Chief Justice said, tuns case was distin -guishable from the present, inasinuelt as here the pay • went was to be made in bills; in %Odell case, as the plaintiff had taken lulls, and negotiated thcm, tile lien wits dest ros ; tm 1c.% it is as dist.tictiv proved, that ,Canipitell knew of Oyu circumstance, cod consented to the continuation of the lien. The plaintiff was non suited. I'/lOM TUE.IDA Y . SIGHT'S GAZETTE. FOREIGN F J.CE. .T AN. 11. tne Pricce lti-gent iiitY been pleaued, in .10. ratite and on the of Iti: Mayaiy, to appoint Anthony tatelay, Esq. to be his colleittis.iooer r , r carrying into affect the lith and 7th at t.,:les of tb.o Treaty of Ghent, in dn. min of John Ogilvy, Esq. dixeuntl, BANKRUPTS. M. Ponder. Newexstle upon Tyne, glover. Sol. Mr. Hartley. New Bridge Street. T. Addis. Powick. Woreeztershire, plumber. Sole. Messrs. Cardiac, Buxton, and Parll,y, Gray's Inn. s. D o dd, Newels:oe upim Tyne, merchant. Sole, Messrs, Bell :mil Brodrick, Bozollistrch.yard. 11. Wive wiliorlgland:ord Forum. Dorset, butcher. Sots. Messrs Wilton andChisholme. Lino)ln'a for, Fields. .1. and J. R. Ray, Clitre,-Suffhlk, bankers. Sol. Air. Stevens, .:ray's Inn Sytare. t.Coop.. Chesterfield, tallow chandltr. Sols. Metsrs. • Hull, Boss. and lirownlty, New floor , II Ci••..it. It. J. Appleton, henleo:ties, York, plumber. Sol. Mr. Hicks, .t:ray's Inn Square. W. E. Browlie. slnck Exchange, stock broker. Sol. Mr. Younirer, John Street, Minerte.i. W. Moire. I lomnan, Cumberland, butter inerdiant. Sul. Mr. Birkett. Cloak Lane. A. Dick and .1. Nlorrilo.n. St. Catherine Square. Smith. field, ale and potter n tr.ms. ink Mr. Hutchison, Crown Court, 'flirt-ailheciiitihtr , Tt. 1)11'11)ENDS Jan. .22. .1. Balfour. Basinghall.street, lull-factor -Feb..l. Viverrool, merchant-I, 11. I. Bird and B. Savage..leKry-quare. merchants-0, W. Dece).Aul Decry, Albion Coal wharf, Surrey. coal-merchants 1, W. Dewy and .1.1 e‘ cy. Coal Es char- coal :avR)N-K, .1. Nueltbar. jun. New Br e ntfor,l, market-gs irt lener...-.20. S. Brown mid 'l'. 11. Senn, St. Mary-hill, Morehatits-22, 11. G. I lilbers, M. Mary-axe, merchant.,s, W. State, Sweeting's.aUcy, siher stnith-S, ti.lleattie, Salford, dyer...s. W. Lomb and T.l..unib, Leeds, cabinet-makers. cmuriElc.‘TEs to be granted Feb. I. W. Watts, Aluneliester, calico print,..11.3.-W. Fawdington. Warwick-square, cabinet maker-I. Wellington. jun. w. Chardd. Snit , crse tukire, gnaw...l. C. I n ion :place, N roa Middlesex, apothceary--J. tight. Hotica-ter, miller-N. F. Tilr, East-law., Bermondsey, ror-ituttxr-T. Sainnet, Preeston, Latietilt ir... coal-own:ham-W. ughes, Great l ' a merikint -11 . Hancock, Bury St. Etir Suffolk. upholsterer-W. Ned by, I Atinitt's-condu upholsterer. --- DlisTitucTioN O 1 Nimii).ll,Ey oxFont), BY ratE. A desolating fire aV,IS di,.ctwere:l this t ruriong., about tli extremity or r. Nl.igtialen great ixtr,iol: of the itihatni .111, and itt (mite of 'lie wise:lsola' great iota:hern situtiquly c. bitted their Zt•Jillps Old in tEereby quenching the 11 fire was ;UL 31,1 e portion of this y cinder. To etiiv-ii• hall, with Ow for • tILA °mil% tlati sgentleilien • Owing to the puns. frost, P an ad, .•-- - • . TIIE NATIONAL REGISTEII. owed, arose from the indiscretton of a toting mall %%in havitentti to be resident, and %vim went to bed ‘vititont eactiii4iiishitig his candles. Titify ofterwaids commutat e:tied will) fornittire of his room, and occasioned the enidi zration. Ile hov:e►er, luckily awakened from his perilous condition, and no lives were lost. No praise Call be too great for the exertions of those who venue early to the Spot. Tile Iktiop of Oxitud was amongst nis lithohcf, awl was exlieeded by no one present in the anxiety and earnestness of his efforts to eXtlit;tl:.,ll the flaunts. 1 itt.t ittypy to be aide to add, that tin! bowie in the Learned Prie,eipal Nlacliiiilo, ❑nd the neighbouring lodgings of Ow I(et. Ur. It tnth, l'resideilt or Nlagilalen College, thou All at one pinto., id tilt: greatest jeopardy, remained in tile inid untouched by the devouring element. Roth these veneraldc characters ale outs absent frOtti OX:Orti. 110Bilint y THE BRISTOL ..\IItIL --Tile Bristol aim Lohdoti mail-coach tvas last week robbed of seteral pa reels,cut:taiol.ig r e mittances to .t considerable minium, trout tradesmen of Bristol to their corraspoiniesits to London. It appears I tat the thwves t intittlwr) • took their places oil Monaay itiorititig tor To .stlay's mall ; and having clone possession of the ci e nd,, h a d ample time for effecting the tuht,•.•ry. 'l btu of tut ell: cos left the enact! it Ketl3totAttill, (tie °tater too al Mgt. The Co,WitiLtil was a good deal surprised that all his itisid passengers should lease Lim lute tiny hail tut•:r journey, and, in g some suspicions, he called Ine guard io see that all was sale Wltillit. The guard examitod, and finding. the box under the seat locked :15 Ut.11.11, tnc.coach pro:•ceded. (Jo its arming to town hle robbery was discovered ; tin tlitevea had unlocked tilt cox, broken the seals of the pareels, aotl haviog tal...cti out the cash, tied them op and relocked the box. The motley already supposed to have been stolen is between 3 and 4001.--1 he book-keeper at tote (flout% tm-r coli,e-tiottse writes :—•• The foot persium. who were itaSiteitgef. toside ihe Bristol mail op tins iseirilimt, were ail thieves. They pluittle;ed the whole of the pareels iii the seat of the coach. A parcel bur Mr. Ila:sall, I),an Street, Soho, had a WI. nit e Itdatni a parcel 1 . 0( Mi. atteht io.. jeweller, eixfortdst7eet, was itittke open, and the contents taken nut ; and I have ito doubt you svill hear of other parcels having titers robbed in the same way. They must have picked the locks, and fastened them agaiii, as they were snare when the Mail arrit et] e uudetst.unl, limit when they welt! startitte front Bith, the travellers were accouttaiotiated with a candle iu the evacit, in order to pies away the ►out BOXING. OLIVER AND SII-ELTON.—These first-rate wen o strength and science Mught the renewed match 100 guineas a side oa I'hursduy, in a avid upon Sawbridgewurtit,.lit rts. the property of who would have no hesitation in mouthing or rumbling with a squad of Radicals. IF etorship was not doubted, anti the n. Pariiament was not put in force, as the Gentftd, in the absence of the great no mischief was meant, and he'd sneaks uovq there without being The held of action was :23 anti yet many thousands had at one o'clock, in Lillie of which front the roads mad. ing not less than 2 to 1_ that this was not a Ira' not in the 'Aunt, and Spring seconded Sh port4iner for Ofe lowed. 1. Both Oliver wade %%liirli drrtt doss V 0' Jlll % • t 1011. . . . . Mr. H.% V, OF MANrnt.yrca--We last r+•rnk mentioned the presentation of this gentleman to II valuable living. " Mem,' virtues are best known at home," and we copy the fidlowing, paragraph front Comdroy's NCIt EsTER Gavltc:--We have to mfbrin our readers, that the lice. W. R. Hay, Pc- - tor of Ackworth, and Stipendiary Chairman of Salford (piaster SesFlons, has I.wen presented to the very valtial)4c living* of Rochdale (the richest vicar ag•e we l,eiievc, in the kingdom . ). l'hose who know the active share which Mr. Hay has had itt recent political proceedings in this neighbourhood, will be at no loss to e.ssiti n 1•rol•able CUUSO tir this promotion. lle has rendered services to Ministers. though pctliap:, not to the country ; and, by the former, or ut least by their influell;:e, he obtains a reward, to which, certainly, public opinion, as expres..cd by the meetings respecting the Manches ter transactions, in every part o: the kingdom, does not consider atitled. The interests of true rOlgion must :prays suffer, when ecclesiastical jatronage is employed to reward political subser. vieney ; -but in the present case, we have particular as well a s general objectinns. We do not wish to sty any thing invidious of un individual ; but we are decidedly of opinion, that no one who possesses the means of judging, will think it in the slightest degree probable, that Mr. Huy's fleck w.ll receive any spiritual benefit from his ministry ; or that those, by whom the living of Rochdale %vas pre,ented to him, were induced thus to.reward him, from any attriety fur the.religinus waare-ut the parishioners at large. A very numerous and respectable outing of the friends of the Deptionl National School and Scheid of Industry, dined together at their school-house in Flagon-row, Deptford, on Tuesday the I t tit instant ebahman, the Rev. Dr. Jones expatiated at considerable length on the advantages of education, and on the introduetion of the children him the room (a moat: gratifying sight could not be beheld), he Look theopportrmity of staring the progre-s made in the short time thet had elapsed -since its first in stitution; it surpassed the most sanguine expecta tions of himself and friends; and that '2OO chid. dren of both sexes are now about to be introduced into the School, and to be educated and brought up in the principals tit' religion and indusiry. The eon "litions cadre very considerable, and u.ion the 'vim; removed Non Nohis Etnnini was sung effect by Messrs. G. Smith, .I.' Smith and •al songs, catches, and glees were io •,rse of the evening. The party hour, perfectly satislied wad Friends of Religion and o been LIM against oala Ling to Notes ,be I.a - a .••--• . , .