The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-08-12 00:00:00

PP" PP' of otQfc J4A ti - lAii:T l Tut -a: 4841 V .... ‘ .k. ..... ."' • 1":.. , ,,ifb- • IN ?... -, .: ~. • .... • ~.s. ...., .‘72.--• • 1,. (A sit nemi 1 (1 . .. .0 . 1 .. . . . „teliict,\}). :\„...__----1.1•Ibt (1434..ortattz-444,„ 4\ / A ; • , f ~~~ t ti~~ti LONDON. SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, MO. No. 47 92. " The Cause for which HAMPDA* fell in the Field, gni SYDNEY died on tAe . Sento/4 !" PRICE SEi'EN PENCE. nit: QCVI'. lir It. HUN I'S INDEIINITY.—The sympathetic feeling which has been so gen,raily ereatrd by the Tate Sentenee4. and by all the eirenni:taores .4 Mr. Iluat's C 34 . 6. readers it unneeJssary (Of the l . t.inlnittee to press a tit....ret, to srltieti ewer) one is alit e. on Coe attention or the Friends of Liberty. all of whom. in evert rank' and etooli 'OA of life, will. it is to be hoped. be tint ) sensible or what is the:r bounden duty at web a erisi:. JOS. WElth. Secretary. St:3SettIPTIONA 111.1t/%OY stet The first subscriber to the Manchester st.:Terers ZO 10 EtINENCE OF SHRIMPS. FRO3I the increasing demand of !bill meshad mired Hance for all sorts of Ei4ll, de. it ha 4 Irene( d the Proprietor, HENRY Newgfite-street, to retern.his thus: grateiel acknowledgments to the Public for their klud patronage. and at the same time begs leave to acquaint them that i! is sold by all the Oil suit Italian arciiouses Ia Loudon. and by nue or more respectable arents in every tutrif throughout the United Kingdom. To Mere:mots.l'apinit.s, aad others. it is partlehlarly re eullittirttded fur s:tippiag, as it is warranted to keep in any of the petitioner into their hand. by a commissior of bankruptcy. For this purpose they went into the put liens of the King's Bench, to fmd a person to stress. that Trustrum was a trader, the first thing necessary to he dune. They applied to a person named Wright; he refused to wake the affidavit ; ti:ey then appliodio a person of the name of Roberts, a horn they perenaded into the belief that he knew the petit!oLer ; fur it after wards turned out that the Trustrum he knew was tilt the bankrupt, but another of the same name. Un t ier the ituprestion, however, which Roberts received, h • made se•affidavit of his knowledge of the bankrupt. described his residence, &c. very n:iautvly, and strot. to circumstances which constituted Trustrunt a tinder Tee next thine they had to do was to prove an act of bankruptcy, and for this purpose they had recourse t 3 a youth.aged 11 rests, of t h e smoe of Xeyross, wl.l swore with crest particularity as to the bonkntrs eluding the inquiries of his creditors. Upon the 'g emination before the Commissioners, it appearedlli t Roberts contradicted his own affidavit, and stated ti.. erroneous impression under which he had, in the til instance, sworn to the identity of the bankrept. The Loan CHANCEI.LOP., after re:Ai:),7, ti: • attalavits, expeessed his decided opinion that this counnissloa could not be supported. Mr. Waarriesn, on the other side, sl ortiv that this was, in truth, a consi.iraei between the InieL mitt 3•111 sour of his credit..r.: to ;:opersede tici vow mission: but as the opinion of the Court was 5u de cidedly expressed, he shouid only co into the case for the purpose of v" ••cating his clients from the impu tations thrown out against them, and Sollit/f the qtt. s lion of costs. Oa Tumid'', *;tli with! Colt, pririp 110 E A!: 111!1!{ file POIA I lUM6 HOUSE A Iwo JACK HU 1:11"t4 N ATIONAL TOT respecting DI E ; F LEX\ a.id SMIERODY BUM rr i ufr d !lour. load to-hlll. " THE DROPT I .ousi i ;" are fouakt, anti u lil be Published at the *gene too . rite Ssipence. Prior Our Shillhost. mpg (2 1 'HEVS I'ASP. STATF.D.- 1 By 11101,1111 PVILLIN. tng.. BAllnisrEst al T e s tial sorely 311bitrr it titleso the potirr:t ne tip•to wrested bear in trim ?emu. hal.- the ipknitour of f t•AffieniferllPPlit —Yldr MT ‘T urN r. rti Mar. Latlrttu-hit I. - U 0 -1 1 0 -1 1 0 - UlO 0 - 0 15 0 - 0 0 Captain 11 illisma . N. \. U t Dr. Nllar:eagt I •0. Air. ttiJais U 0 W. I I oue Air. R. Irelattd ----- - - I Jones Burdett, - - - - - U Mr. T. Cousins. - - - I U U ---- - - 5 0 A friend in Warwick r . John Caul llnhhou•e. I. t,, • ardi de raying Mr Hunt's expencei at, N "rt. - - 10 0 W. Ws:mu), Clement's-lane - - 1 0 0 P. Moore 'ittsi.ire friend of ,Ir. Moat's- • - I 1.1 Nlv name would ere: , , me - - U Sir Franeis 110rdeit, 113 rt. NI. - - - 2U 0 " The News" J. 8.. a friend to the c:n.4e - - I 0 0 T. Dolby ------ - 1 I J:11111`. liribriy - • ' J.‘Viikinitna - Mr. Fulham - - J. F. - - - • John Stock M. —W. K. 11.)-4. 1.. F. - - • To THE PCHLIC. 'VIII; other Contractors fur the last Lottery X (.Messrs. II:laud and Co.) having thought proper to re:low the emit iple of •their colleague (%tr. C. Carroll). in his attempt to injure the present Lottery. I do not think it requisite farther to nutter it than by referring to my address of p )rstesda) ; and to rewind )uu tJant Messrs. Carroll. Xatard and Co. were Inc Contractors for the last Lottery. 711411 Lentil I could not support, because I thought the t.odes resorted to acre highly injurious and objectionable and this (joined to the great patronage my Scheme Is daily receiving from you) you mill at once see is the cause of their present conduct. I shall wake no remark on the ridiculous attack of ambiguity nod deception, further than to say such an attack from Carroll. Hazard and Co. the authors of the list Scheme, is truly laughable ; and they certainly are the last persons in the world who ought ever to have thought of making such unfounded charge'. it hate the honour to be, your devoted servant, 4. Corithill, T. H ISt!. :Ind 9. Charing-Cross. Contractor fur the Lottery. Ang. 11, 1419. . . Ink 4.• y saris published. prier Is. Si. boond. —_ Aflat* i !CAL IA !Itt/tto•CTItiN r., ) .01ITI;. ligto.f. •R the Rev. CII 11H.F. , ; 1; 111ti11.%1.1.. 11 iii , eadi% of ENtutploh of Receipt,. Rills of Ex umisheer Notes. Inds of Rook I;o1.;... de: ; with etc-?.ivel on the en.. e. l o odo: Pripted for Dation. Ilarrey. lad Dalton : fi c e c orised Leuerman ; ti. and W. 11. Whittaker : Lack- Wnted Co. ; and Lon zma rt. Horst AEU Co. • • VOY.LiIP.:4 1:01. - ND THE WORLD. TAG Ds! s. ce iette:,!ted. in wee thick Wane •Itono illui- Mid It irl SC! el ' :. -NV . 17.4 ratings. envied fruna tile ori ginal V , :.`gler-t, and It Chart of the World. pri ce su s . 6,1. s w .und its r-d and lettered ;ok a line large Edition fur tilts 1.;•---ry. at I3s. boards. A LL the voy.v ags ROUND the WORLD; roll it sisting of full and see:irate narratives of the Ad% em elt; anal Discoveries of every Navigator Round the. World from klacel:en iu 1:40, to the present lime, prepared in w caa,!ensed .et Intn'.:.oustorto. with an merlons solicited,* to ettibit every valuable Fait. am! aceempattie.l by copies o! &principal Roosting' in the (aria inal I , :ali lions. 11 Captain SA)IC El. PR IOR. The Title of Ibis Work, had the number ot its elexsnt 11- intrations, cannot fail to bespeak the peb!ic attention and MOM'. It It perhaps sithnet exception the most interesting mad plrasieg Volume ever published. In general character. it is a companion to the rippler Volume des::ribing the Hun dred iVouders of the World; but the stahjeeti erignived being of more pleaslngehavacter. the Volittio is proportion ibis more beutifol. while the laubjeei-matter and theleaubel lislimerts give It an oserolined poi tiarit of ,•haraeter, The Vovages hiebided are et tat:are : Magellan, Wallis. Drake, (:arterrt. Cavendish, Rouge inv ill,. Van Noon, Dr Pages, Cr A Livi.r. man of London - - - - - Ronde) Xinall sub:criptions 7 10 T.tott. Prent Mr. Hayden. Welber! .:•rect - - - A 5 A Peer. no admirer of Mr. Hunt's :tern integrity and Perseverance, but no Raukal - . - 0 An Admirer of Mr. Hunt's great exertions . - 1 u John Feddon. schoolmaster. Brick-lane - - 1 1 few Friends. Stratfor.l-le-liow - - U 13 Do. One Swan, Ilishersot..-street - - - U 7 Richard Webb, VO, Joi..i-street. Venturi% Fla - 1 Left n 1 :IL Wardour.st rect. eithent a name - 1 0 Patrick aPlatlre - - - - I 0 Mr. Sealbeell -- -- - U Dennis Leaks= Pacer Man James knight - . ----- 4 0 Thomas Lloyd Potten I.F. Mr. Hine ICHARDSON. F and Co. feel the MAI highest satisfaction is recommending the New Lottery to the attention and pcirouage of their Friends and the Public, as they can pludp themselces that the &Winne is formed on the fairest and most liberal prineiple% • awl they hare no doubt but it will be honoured with those infallible tests of its merit—public aprrobosion and support. Among the numerous advantages which this Selieme offers to atiteu turers are the following .—There are THIRT CAPITAL PRIZFR. The Lotto tNcrums desired all the ot;.er part: of the question to stand over without prejudice; bet seeing that the f.trt as to trading was enpported only by the oath of It..berts, who he was afraier Lad sworn falsely, he would not go further at present than his.). that he could not support this conoutithion. This was the last of the bankrupt petitions. est-pnot. Including TWOCAPITALS of 110.000, all Steriing Money. Tu he divided in one Ds). among &000 Tickets. Prizes to the amount of t I I.eoo Sterling Motley. !me hren WO. to the Prize 3lonev usually allotted to 3.000 Ticket..—There are nu Stock Prizes—Nu Classes : number will decide its as n fate. and other. Th. lowest Prizes are of .ClO each. This Lotter) will he drawn all in one Day. the 30th of this Molar:. .1 ligllo. Tickets and Share+ are on :lir at itichardinti. Coallnek sad Co.'s Offices, Bank Buildings, Cornbill, and Charing. Cross. A piwr looking man, middle-aged, and apparently mat gifted with much intelligence/presented himself in the most respectful manner to the notice of the Cour% and bawled up to his Lordship a paper in the form "1 an affidavit, which he characterized as a pniCion, a! d said it was in the matter of a bankruptcy, in which. I.e lost all that he had in the world. He added that he was obliged to adopt this conrse, as he bad it mon .} to pay an attorney. The Limn CHANCELLOR. after listening to the 103 f man in the kindest manner. told hint that the l.iw gave him no power of interfering in this 'the p man then repeated Alai be had no :wary nor friends. barapler, . ..'ook, Cowley. Porilyet, Roger:. 1)i cur., el; pper!On. PVT 01.14 P. ghelvock. Edo arsha. MPnbegirts. SAneourer. Le Make, Marchand. deboateo. Mies:nnery Voyage. L'llerroite. I.' LSO roragteaus. RoggeMein, Turnbull. Amok anJ Dyne, Kruseweern. /Maud for Mr Richard Plitfps and Co. and 1., be had of lit ail Booknollars. Of - titan may be had. I. The Ibtadted Wonders of the Werl.l. with riehty En- A smail roukeeper, with a Inr %mil!, a Sove reign' is the cause of Deform - - - - Nla:;or Cartwright R13.'l Dwarf - - - I • 3 V Y 0 A iew Friends to Reform. by and Mr. Hteinbrhige. left at 46. Fyn.- area - enem, to military gosernasettl - - Several 61s11111 sums Mr. Bennett Hill 2 9 9 • 0 0 14 11 1 0. 1 0 0 0 19 9 5 0 0 9 0 0 P. S. Amin flanlq. from Id. to - I'h..ms+ Nurthmitre. EA- I I;%e-Ifolase. Exeter few iinlnpien Frion.l4 - - • - - A friend to 111 r. Hunt _ - Wflfi rnee;aie fe tapte Irian to you attain." - • - Jas. Hitt, jun. F... 444. WisbearTi - - Thos. Jones and friends - • - gravisgs, 9s. tid. bound in red.and eptiereti. 9. The Biographiml Class Itou!.. ur ZJU arrangrd with llou Portraits, els. bound. 3. The Vocal Library of Two Thousand 4: ttlish Songs. 10s. 13d. b.r.tod is red. 4. The Book of Trades, or I.ibrary of 1.:4ef0l .Irts. with eight) lingratinr, Os. bound. 11. Present State of the British 'Jr Ss stem of Geography fur 1810, with 109 Eugrasing4, bound in rad. • Oilrord's Abritigroeat of Blackstone. Its. - 1 0 - 2 2 . 0 10 Th • Lotto CtiaNerm OR then lonlie , l at tlt• paler. anti toll the poor man that he would tal. • it home with I ' and read it that night. 'I hr poor man !towed cratefully, and a i.lt as marl ss iu hi: rye as if hr had already i.-aitted suit, he left the Court. R. C. D. Various 14111,1, fre,m Id. to t?i. 6.1. - I U - •3 13 friend to the Black !Neff 'teary loom jou. ;rtend to Mr. llu.tt - 2 V - 1 0 - U The Lotto l'ilANt ELI.° • o'rervel. eat Own , were persons who drew up such papers as this W. %, fo r Fvor people, and made them pay mon .y whirl, they could very badly spare. Those persons wh • L d ex perience enough for such an employmeat should have aen•e 'nought to know that such papers were 11.3; fit to he presenteil to him. They ought to Lnow th•it he toild not do any thing with thew. ANGI:I. INN. Cirstes-ev. tivnann. OFNERAL OFFICE. FOR TR .I%' THIs; following MAILS mud other Ci./.ICIIES r o from Ow :.! , ove Inn : Faris Royal Mal, Oa Dover Tnevdny and Friday Nighln, at twelve. _ _ Portsmouth and Go*port Mail, throne, Coda!ming. Pe terdeld, and Portstm, every Evening at a wtarter past 7. and Sunday at hal: past & On its arrival a learket sails to the Isle of Wight, to convey passengers and ',meek: and a Mail Coach setae( t., Chichester, through Drayton, Ilav ant. !Ainsworth, Be. Gloucester mad Milfonl Mail, through lienley. Oxford. aid Cheltenham, every Evening a quarter pa.t 7, and Sun day at half-past G. Dover mid Canterbury Mail. through Gravesend, Chat ham, and Fevendustis. every evening at a quarter pest 7. and Monday at half past Si. From Canterbury, pamengers and par. eels are eonveyed to Deal, Margate. Ramsgate, Months ich, ffte.t and from Duvet.. parcels are conveyed to Folkston,. ilythe. Dinteliturch, Romney. and Ly Jd. Arundel and Dogn‘r Pied-coach, through Rillinghnrst, Monday, Wednesday. and Friday, a quarter before 7. Bath and Bristol Post-coaeh, to carry only four inside, through Reading, - Marlborough, Calne, and Chippenhini, etery Morning at O. Bath Light Pur.t-coach, in two days. to carry four inside. throegh Maidenhead. Reading, Marlborough. I)es izes, and atelisharn Monrmy• Wednesday, and Friday Nlorningq. at a. This Coach is dilelly intended for the neennittiottfttion of invalhlA, 4.c. who cannot undergo the fatigue of such a distance in one day. Ilriglaton Light Post-coach, through Reigate and Cock every Morning at S. Cheltenham Post-coach, to carry only four inside. through 11••niey and Oxford, eywry Morning at a quarter before O. Chichester, Bognor. and Potworth Post-euaels. Monday. ti♦ ednesday. and friday Mornings. at a quarter 'smote 7. Doter and Canterbury Light Post-coa eh. Monday, - !ay, Thursday, Friday. and Sunday Morning.. at 7. iiodaisaing and Gaiidrord Telegraph Coach. throAgh Epsom, Leathertientl, Be. Tuesday. Thursday, and Naturday Morning at .:011THERN COACHES. Catfish. Penes:h. and Whitehaven. Pod !'oath. gm' with roar iloro and a Guard all thn nay. Passes throng!, • Itrostgh. (iretabridgr. Richmond. Catteriek, Ho rmsgivhr:dge, Weti:rrby, Aherford, Doncaster. and Gatti t ant (the nearest say by IR miles), sets out every morning. a. 1.1 the journey with the greatest Pacifier. ratiell• detained on Ih4 road. by business or piessare, hate the p.trliar advantage of their seats being secured in the next. To Twickenham. flrEntford. and Isle worth, every• Mon da).lTedneaday, Friday. and Hatur.la).. FAMES and Co., Proprietors. Parcels and Packages are Patel', and expeditiotoily con seed from this Inn to liosatv7 Melt la the folios' ing Counties. Tic. :—Borks. Reeks, Cornwall, Devon. Dorset. Hants. Hereford. Gloucester, Otford, Somerset, Surrey. sn4ie..Wit4. Wurrestrr. hottb Wales, all parts of the l•;e of Wight, Jou.icy, Cuero. "7, and all parts of France : and to all Parts of the worth '•• Take notice • thin no package. containing glass. china. watches. plate, cash, or Dank notes. however small t►e salts, will accounted for, if lost or damaged: nor any °titer weal or passenger'. luggage, of more than :11. 112 !OIS SPOCietd as sueh when delis ere.l at the thllce and Pad for awerawtheely :feat Prset-t liaises, iike. at tlte shortest aotiee liilnasl;n:tuit, gag. IVJr.l's End. Stir!field - George Motown loiter of Impartial Jn=tier - - • - It 10 Thomas Novell, 1;.4q. - • - tieorige Esafts, E 4141. Portrane. Ireland - - Two Excavators. enemies to - U 10 James Arra. !Ann - - - - • 1 0 few well wisiters to the cause which Mr. Hunt ito ably defended, and who :.hhor sitactico pu nishments. in the tuna and parish ul Itrad'ig, in the late of Wight A Collodion from 810nrport. In Worcestershire 15 41 JAI. Hancock. Emu Nottlnitliam - - - (.0 U few Friends to Jostler and I.:herl, Ai,le-;hury I I 11. 1 0 few Friendi to thee°toe of Reform.wlso meet at the Moe Coat Boy. lelinttun - - - - 114 A few Erie's-1s at the Twelve Dells, Bride-lane - I I It; to 1 Friend% to Liberty, and admirer.- or Mr. limit's in trepid eonduct..at Wolvertinmpten • - -IU !levels Martin. tan. Yarmorth - - - 1 I A •Freernan of Hie City of Oxford - - - I A few Friend.; at Anrlus••r - - - - 3 U Abraham Crompton, Esq. Lune Villa. near I.an• caster - - - -10 0 Jereesty Bentham, - - - - - 2 0 0 Books are opened to receive Stilmerip:iong at Mr. Day don'i, No. I, IYelbeek-street : Mr. Dolt) 294, Strand. and 34.Wardour-street, Soho: Mr. Watlia'4. opposite the I.4elpbt, strand; Mr. Ireland, 7S. Ilnlborn-hill: Mr. Foi l] Int. tit, Mitchell-street, 0141-41reet ; Mr. Cooper. 48. Fore street : Mr. Warrey, 41. Little Eirl-strert, Seen Dials: Mr. Cooler's Printing-oelre. 6. Fleet..orert.—N. 11. Ct.tantr) Mulwriptioas are rioptettrd to be forwarded either to Mr. Ireland. or Mr. Dolby. _ TRUSSI;S.—In consequence of the demand for end a rent benefit ileritrit from the nar of PINOIN's P.tTENT TRUSSES, without Metallic spring, 11 %W 4N anti Co. beg teal.• to inform the Puhiic that their Manufae tory is now at No !AV. Flirt-stret4.--Thrie Trusses are highly approved of by thr moi; rniiiirist Shegooni id town and conntry, and recommended on at-count of their great and uniform pressure uithont chafing. Itrspectahlei raki , rner4 can be 'ken to surgeon. rout ot:orr; Cm have pewit their good etterti.--T.io.cr by utrua Sioel l'rtipmn have lwrn worn ere the deeded prrferesiro to P. Pinitin's. N. B. Persons 4enslinl the c;rcunsferenee sof the body hrlow the hip.. and Lite larice.t part of limo thigh, atn tine whirli aide they are ailtieted, mad drprwl on tieing corned) fitted. I LUI•DEO . O J PAN still triumphs in the tweed Of just renown. by pubiie voice decreed! _MINDERS and Coittp.tny, mil.. Proprietors ef RA the real Imperial Japan ttlackiaa. dal) appreciating the honour conferred on them in the decich.d preference given to their Article of Nlstutfactnre. by* „en and dis cerning Public. beg lease to tender the boniage or their MOM grateful acknowledgments. Ilas 411 been graciously pa tronized by his Royal Ili.;:iness the Prince Regent, they are now placed in the pre-eminent situation or Marking Maas faeturrrs to his Majesty. and ha s eh% rolvAnenee altereethsir label, by substituting on the bottle... fir. the Royal Armeifiti the Prince's (*rest ; and more partieul Irk In mark the db.' unction, their names will henerforti tappear on each Isbs k Ent rill kNi LITTERC TiW above ineatimalvie COMpOtiti•.ll is still prepared and sold Wholesale. at their Ori!..1.111 Warehouse. No. 3. Skip place. Temple Rim London (both in Liquid and Paste), at the following Prices. viz. in bottles at (td. 10d. ltd. and Is. 0 , 1. each ; es is also their mitch-appcormi Royal boor-Tor Lisp in: amt Retailed In respert-ible Shopkeepers In the Coifed kingdom. G ree t 411,,,, mi re to Merchants, Captains, and others, fur Espor:ation. - BRITISH PAINT tl,l\ UPACTs ?RI% C'2, Queen street. Cheepside. I.onibn. Impenetrable and Anti corrosive Paiute ground in Linseed Oil. per c% t. per cwt. Invisible Green 40). ' Stene Colour 4ms Superior Du .fills. 1 Black Olive Omen. ...... —704. White 1 4 4. to 4:44. Flee deep Green .111 s. I Vellum . Dark Red &A Slate :veil Lei Bright Red .:tits. I Prepared Oil I ••r lithos and lets. T. laspeartrible Paints have been in general ase fur Andy the Met •10 years, and with that test hate given uni versal satisfaction. They are %cry ornamental as sv:11 as erving. an 1 from r &ling rinieklv. may he applied algse to inside or outside is ork hut for Ont-httilitin--s, Park Pelisse. Iron Raliing, and Shipping perposes. they are peeeliirly adapted. as they resist the efteets of Weather for mans years, and are n cure for the %Vona an .t Bry Rut. They are Mold in quantities not leSa than fotorte:m potinds. is a stale lit for use, retviring only to be thinned with dry ing Oil. UPTON and CO. most respectfully return their grateful thanks for the very liberal patronage with whirh the:k 1.1 d.• been honoured for so long n :and assure their frlemln and the public that it trill always be their endeavour to'dr sert e the favours they are solieitine. by selling genuine ar ticles at a moderate prim as by price and quality together. Is cheapness only to Ise estionnted. lienuine White Lead, Patent anti VerfligremmOrcens. VerrOthea, Relined Coal. Tar Reim's. linseed (HI. Ttsr pent:ne. Lamp 0a,., and Coluurs Dry and Ground of every Deseription. Lin' rx hut; Esc's. 'COURT OF CHANCERY. AVGUST 11. evactsvitaßT mirrairrivrt. T 11031.1111 r. MoNTnoutriev.—Mr. /kW) and Mr. Itoreim.applie.l to the Lord Chancellor on hrhal of the Annuitants of the lute 'Nuke of Qtv-easherry, that his Lordship would :old to in. order of the 29th July last, that it may be referred to the .‘l;:s•er to rerrify to the l'fifirt what is the antontlf of the ar rears of one-fourth of their anntsit!es, front the tftlil of llcretnhcr. Isl ; and also to certify what anumnt of the stock (part of the funds in Court), will ke suf ficient to be set apart to answer the future payments of one-fultrth of the said annuities. His Lordship was pleased to to.she the tohlition prayed for. The Wert of this order will be to pare the annoi• tants of the late fluke of ljas•ensiterry Ile. son footing as the leraters. The Nulls note in the hand , of the .trrunntant-Iletteral, is trin:t for this (.A..4., amount to no less than 1,121,256'. :is. ltd. !link .In nuities. °pro t-n (test-. Mr. MAC!) obq •reed to the Chancellor, tha• an ece cliftoo had been put into theflpera lions:, ;old he jiad A 11114:11/1 to nuke respecting it. Loo‘u Conscr:o.i.ton.-1 caurtoot le•lp ti !hit they ply into the tll,er.t-hwt'.•; but I hope they irt.! u ot put uw into it. Ilia Lordship th.ti begged the mutiutt might h. male to the Vice-Chance:bor. 11.INSPI WWI. Ex-i..t:cur R1: 4 4 RCM IS TIII: ATTICI. Or IIt'STR This was a petition ►o supersede the com.dissiois. It was supported upon affidavits, which went to charge two persons of the name of Whitelack and Jones, with conspiring to make the petitioner a bankrupt, in or der to get into their own hands some honses which be longed to him. The petitioner had some veers ago been a bankrupt, and after he had obtained his certifi cate, he made some exertions to restore himself in his former station in the world. Ile bad a large family ; his wife was unhappily confined in an asylum for luna tics, and at the time when he had some hope of ear mounting his difficulties, he was indebted to the above sunned persons in a sum of money. They pressed him for payment, and he offered to assign over to them ccr min houses. until the debts were discharged. This they refused to accept, and it was sworn tltat they were keard to say, they would get the whole of the I) pert MARRIAGE ARTIELEA. Lynn 'RAN' IR OSNORNE f. DT OSIVIRNf AND C!III.D :EN AND sir. RICU.LnD4 AXII LUItD t 01A lIIST:.R. TRUATEEd. _ _ Zia HoaN►, stated, th.•t this was a hill filed by the plaintiff, in order to have the judgment of the Court as to the 11)11StItliii1)11 of the articles, it tented be tween the pi ainrill, on . the one part and i►is preFent wife, and Sir Richard. Richards and Lord Colchester. the trustees for her Ladyship oa the usher, previous to their marii:.ge, which tool. plate in The s-ih:tstu•.• of those articles was, that fir the purpose of secnring a jointnre to his Lordship'. then intended wife, in case She should snrvitt• him, the ttlits of O.'. 09/. should br vested in 3 per cent. Consuls Li the its ties of the trustees, and that it should be allowed to aectimiltite doting Lord an•l Laity Us t►urnc's joint lives, hut that if it accumulated 1.. 50,0141/. the accumulation should there cease, aul his Lurd•hip should after that receive the dividends fum the 511,0011/. during the joint lives of hititseil and Lade, Lot that if her Latlyslap should survive him, it Aittultl he charged with the payment of UW?. n year for her use during her life. The ori• final 20,10110/. had in fact siecutuukted to G!',Otni., An d the pr..ver of the present bill was, that the plain tiff should be allowed to receive the divide►ttis oil 511,000!.; that the remainder of the acettinnlarit.n should he sold out, and that the plaintiff might be a: lil►crty tat add as 111/144 as would make the rents:Wei 20,006:. mach sum he wished to have vested in cer tain mortgalfes under the sanction of the Cuort. 'The short to. mien, however, wow was, whether the plaio tiff should or should not be authorised to receive the dividend: nn the .10,11U0f. It was contendeo,, soar from the whole :enour of the marriage articles,ahis was the design of the parties. Mr. 3itAl ON ':o!luteed 00 the same side. Mr. Was'? appeared fur Lady F. Osborne. and the rhildren, and said they had no objection to the pr - sent application. Lhe Lo-to tit tNCELLOIII asked if any Counsel ap- peared for the trusters': ft was answer'd that the 3tterney-1i..ni.:41 was ;n -'structell to appear for the trebtees, bar he was not in Coati. The Loin CliA scsiLoit said, that where a dOleit 3 4 to the propriety of this application had appeared t such able lawyers as Sir Rkbard Richards and Lord Colchester, ha rand ostpossibly eater tbls case with .nn hearing what Heir Colossal bpd to say. • The further brain( was therefori postponed.