The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-08 00:00:00

LAW IVTICLLNIINCE. —.4pow.— it • "Ago , r ot-_! 1 fitri ser rail C. du wi if lig tai I ly 01 th Si 11 , ai XX(.:1311 GYIURT. The Cosamissioeves .f Katie, heels( esososeeeed /brie Suisse is the Chief Meat. Bsesd.street, some scram( .1 his Majesty's Lidos Coon soy met be Iseteses or oneecopiable. This Coors, and the Comet of Appeal from its de. earl-on, were constituted by the Att of 12 Cur. IL e.'23, s. 31 ; ;sod 12 Car. 11., e. 2-1. •. 33; which diseet that •• forfeit/tree elld offences nude and cora missed within the immediate boils of the Chief (Mice eif guise in London, shall Ise 'wood, adjod l nad, pod determined by the Chief Comminsinsiert Sri Gaffe. lions appointed by hie Majesty, or the major part of them, or by she Commissioorrs for Appeals end Ifega l-44in* of this Doty, in till case cat appeal, bet not eiher Nine." Th. Act of I'l Cur. 11.. c. s. 34, and c. 24,1 48, states the limits of the Chief Oticir to isselede the cities of lodoti and Westminster, Beroegh of Southwark and suburbs, and parishes within the Dills of Mortality, to which, by the Act of 2.4 George 11. e. 40,the parish of St. Nary-le.brinoe was adder,. The 016cers of his 51 jetty's Court of Escise are the Solicitor, or his ejnify, who has slow • se parate patent. IL The Registrar, and 3. The Messengers who women the perlies, god limineese the warrants granted by the Court. Th. dry of the Commissioner?* of Appeal Is to hoer end determine all appeals from the judgment of the Commissioners of Ursine, in Kids* causes. The number of mines heard and deckled by the Commissioners of Escise, during the lass ire yeeris, was 35;04, or about 1180 inneally. 'llene were, nossisg sue name period, only aecen appeals; of which one Cu' not promeeded in by the appellant, three hare not been hessiiii, and in there ruining three the decisions of the Commissioners of Ezeise have beets (Jahr wed. rho asset days of sitting he Commissioners of Lacine•are Wedeesdays and rids) s, and the Sittings continue regularly for air months in every year, or hungers es tile number o f causes may resider necessary. Counsel attend when the pasties slcsiie is, and on 11.ese eeessiosin a Barrister of espesience is 'milord to defend the interests and ri.;hisof G.' Crow If. The last slur Counsel were 41r. Justice Dimpier, and, alter bins. Mr. Gaselee. The prevent Counsel is Mr. Shepreed, son of the Attorney-General. 'lime are Do fees in this Court. 'rho Commissioners of Es. cis, attend doriog the whole of the Sotiogs in no folios (except the Chairman), in gado/ion to their or dinary doses in llso collections and managemeut of it. Rs/leapt. FO)R 4.II)UICE •snrr BANKS, Ffiflt:a! who connest over there hasty lines be ware r•( the Baok, iefe it seldom, bat do out abase It is like tire, a pod servant, bet a severe • it. It is like lire, a gotta terrain, v... - ....—_ ital.. 1.,n. ... ..._ _ Wl"°r. II IS like the air we breathe. adm irable is the eele t h e which the Plain" ; b r ati t .eid *vbil " 3B b.? 1 M Couwoon resumed his address to the Jury, • em.,:l quAntides, bat when centulted iuto • w h irl ' toyer, t-e w i ne was se eery .u.v.or,h . 1 i C. I give it a warn imllie, et Inv Immo. no .on 1 ..... 1 ...- being P itel ' e " and the CHAIRMAN MIIIIIMPII up the evidence. I tors of each of fi ces. Besides, there is no season of - ne Mintionsti, pre,oi oc the Pohl e d . • f ... .0, ,aeries leery thing before it. end unmerchatioable, the purchasers refused to take i Vrrdist, Littilty.—Senterce, A fine of 3s. 44 ; the year that coach-offices male more money, sett 4 • 1341 }me vier hest the story of the fox and the ; tr, and the y were obliged to sell it for esportatio• to . lOW nod tyre of Veurreal Crolelaims. .' years soceewful 91 ..i.. e so we Merrimoth. . facts. they ought to be made responsible for the losses of • _ T rara pe itesneatier, mei Amoy at the Or Rest Pit is a very old one, and you may think it a Re • South . Americo, at 151. per pipe, although they had • ....., family quarrel , • which had nearly esteoded : iudivideals. 11 I Tbe Defendant saiol, it It as a mistakeo noncom cf dhe Urethr... die. (r. h.u. er a sed ocifultall T ory Gallia' eon —jut I wel l beg leave to tell it in my i accepte d and paid th e g ra f ts o f the Defendant t ,, the I itsprith.,ontid4alit nod nem* c.i.ea el tenon. a tt nen nay. fun amount already Paled. The wine tem in old ' h ere ; its original spline, did toot HM end i 'Come room roots of .•• dem s. is th• for the cyst trial sires that of lijain bruel,llse. the Paring: Mist Christmas was the heroes% of tench. owaselasaaad wasafia. whet* tithe; In.. These was a fox, who being " st Y thirtt "' in the 1 casks, great i t entity was hi consequence lost by ' • 1 , ■ or il will, . !armband of the last Prosecutris, for an assault area 1 proprieties ; the contrary was the fast, as the eareers. • saver voiseirmae. t o *Sp p i s Isildef 01 jetty dry gessoes and ree'n l , •e ' 1 leak a ge, and the quality injured by the Callarqsest ma two father. , awl so she _Pones* a ...we mid reran'et 1 Conroe{ were so coverteadrd that it knocked up door it sundae that it saes sufficiently Phones Debility., whether prods. id nyeel wt et the bottom, very thosghtlessly, and con- . . 1 adage , ne ither did re- - , _.. Abraham Israel, the Prosecolor, stated. that ,lbe t bereeevand they were re bel fo he at fie saapasmadeo , • the beemearase resonant of worwal Ap es MO" ren Ms usual 'acidly, joespetdesesi lit i t I" fortified •ith brandy. for the voyage, 1111 einletaiS a lligg ait s er a pi as wa g Me sew, wort-ftha herby 'Milano !additional horses. It US. Well known that the porn otos seer illedles. hobo. or by Way other s spatula his raging tbirst• theilifenit hd sees eererr Miler ter believe Th at tlielliine t i of coeen ' ila m enr on the 191 h Ortober. The mini eels brought ep et that time consisted of poultry they refer*, will r•durt the ace el 4 • reflect en Inlet hilted dorm.", was at shipping, of • eery in_ fe_ rim quality to whet i - Icond conduct of hi , son hail caused a separation bet open i end game, the price of the carriage for which did u I-i=3":".•',. bed, y ca tti c it " e ilL . kina l , l t ' i - Geo .41111111111" bod sae utterly :ll :7 l a 4 loss how to gamiest, himself was ordered by the Plataiitfi, •nd warranted by the them for nearly eleven years. Since iloit period he ' not remunerate the propsetors for the ins of their / or won. Crone wad Ile. Ow ttw lemmata rat hem the sitaatiros into which he had throws himself; Defesdast. The house of Beeson and Co. had com- 1 when he I horses. ti Slettiorea. lie. one hovitqg envie • permonte. ewe. Frugal ghat rt , irreuce w 4) the well war so deep , that with all his eff orts " meowed a format action ageism the Defendant for 1 bad had no connesion with his son, and . lenet himjn the street on the dey in question, lee tried , Alderman Wolin MI yoe complain of Isis the . so sorishirtore inissess a the ileenere rap could trot jump out of it ; presently , however, • t h e " car p, of the loss thus sustained by Lis milli. 1 Conte red Co.'a Om 4 strainent r many . to avoid him, but his son came up, and after unite i p r ,,,,, a l Ibep,, pi 4, .„ to ob o e . ; foe there is eit .. bate bed Ihriennestrow lee to torrolv ,••..“ flialf.l* ins!. bent on the same erfint , came to t" geacr bet boos", bankrantr the assignee. (of whore : t h e grossest Issigeage, struck him open Ike head, 1 low to oblige them to overload their coaches; if that der the wed Odeon. thole. Honviarde, i In°"th of the well , and h e s, *" with B : l ', ll ' ..a lt h t" the present Plaintiff, a 'partner in the blue, was t 1 . t i hit f ace. i oar equal etniseure, Who attempted the core sot apt h idoso It Mfrs. nee sake of gaits." il the water was sweet ? ' Sweet ," elle'll'ute`• the ossa) renewed the action for the benefit of the estate. of the Lease C.olotle. Withoottateen. Me. . In his cress-estmeination by Mr. Cremodo, be The Defeadeet wascoevicted in the penalty of ?My may tee newilsed by tither nes. wish she los, "see n se sweet that I can scarce get my fill of me. SCARLSTT, for the I/deaden., contended Ill" mad there had bee, a I.tste family quarrel, and that land costs. WM, and Intoner, al thee how. No 107 • • rt ; won't you come down to taste it ?" The , the p reset" actiols cooed not he maintained ' " Ilvweeh he would have placed the Ptiso„er well in lift if he I UNIO Patient is the ernatter :ire rearerted I 111-11 ALL.—John Smith, the Ninon charged I tong bearded goat immediately descended • " 11 as the transaction on which the action bias banded l culan of their ease, e ll e, and geeeral habit had behaved as he a u ght to base done; hot b• bail with rebbieg an beating Mr. Lyon, et Bookitem Com. his In lip seep heel? of thie water, bat as soon • took place near ten years since, whereby the De-clones a remisi..cr , for white awl ou•eliel. not done an, and bed even threatened the uses of I moot, Surrey, en Sven,' last, in au extremely ergot brio he ahem or sant in their pars of h e el is th irst was qtretiched, be returned very nate. fondant was p Ted from bringing forward link , father then secrecy os eseenttal to nor uniletlahl het (witness), mother, and younger brother. I and bridal manner, was yestinday chsrged by May rally to the poittl which had jest engrossed the as. evidence as c oal) base clearly proved, bad it hems Re caressed a disinclination to enter into the pada. I and Golf, the officers, with bele' segmented in the 1 asters soy he added to Me artoaat fat aim I SelegordelL to of his compenion. " N•11•111f• we to get out in brought to trial , that there was a o riegligesee was , of the family disputer. I shocking murder of tile. Taylor sear Ilersory-weed. I 0 Aye, that's true," said the foe," I * shm t n ill whatever on his part, and that ha had faithfully pet- Jar fol the Prisoner Guilty, and the I The offr:ers having ascertained that smith was in the ' of that, het I will tell you what we will do. Dny out Mow Orme sell velem ilea —!1 formed his duty. Neither was it probable to infer antral' seetenced him to three months' imptisonment, Boreogh on tbe days preceding and sueceedies the 1 " Idee is only Life, wine WM wit • you rear ap and place yourself aerate the well. I icy failure on his pert, as he was • partner is the _a !auto thee le Ind safeties to keep the peace. murder ; and that three persons, cote of whom an- I ' a ill Mount open your horns. and throws jump to the 'rehire and must be equally liable to loss with the it will top of the well ;eel then you know how casY Plaintiff. in case of its failure ; and further, that the The whole of the parties seemed to be in a re- ewers the ptlarinin's description, were seen within as ' T e auo tioawk. mall thug to metre r E finest !iyttem ed Ethics is i *owe awl Inwhoedhente they impeteomts it Lost ts. for me to pall yne oat." 'low complaiaos bed quality of the wine wa, not to be imputed to potable station its life. short distance of the scene of the murder. Another ekes wldek Religious/ad Mersin, beer est Alarlarei Smith, alias Green. and Catharine Pin- circumstance which the officers remarked was, diet bie oes emoidale them a e ower. the Tercet did as he was requested—and his comps " gm may negligence on his part, but to the failure of the „ I west, her sister, were put to the bar, charged by three persons attacked two gestletneo's bowie Kee 4slailitied tritium their eihorneetsre. cleared the well. The goat then claimed the benefit vintage in the preceding year, which was E - .lsere ' I nom-indictments with asseelts upon each other. the place where Me. Taylor was murdered. the watt Ears:. dieorenu.antion of the Menem leen of hi. premise. '' My dear Si'," replied the fog, hod in Spain.dlenl hoowlrdae so mord. sod she priblw ' I Etch party told her tale with a good deal of vole. three persons are supposed to Imes murdered Mo. w hes pn re...tonal WM (dlitesardlue thew. el ar euu nidoe what you require of me; how impossible Mr. Justice IliaLsoen summed op the evidencsUfer i builtendnot little of recrimination, and the wit- Taylor, and tbere were three persons in Ow gang oho y, it it for me to heol you out ! however, lam very the Joel ; observing, that although the lapse of Ilse ao barbarously attacked Mr. Lynn, and afterwards thane comploiont aighturd Sr laipna.kuee, I Moil, obliged to gee for y owl ell ' ilitaimie ' aud, b y : since the cause of this action accrued was no bar to i i oily of 'linable you my granted', minim part with I the action itself, still so long s delay must necessarily ; L i te r s: i t , : were ttrihe : else s r u pt d p i e v c i d ti e v d e i c r a t se th s. eir opinion epos the dragged hies ainog the graced more than 50 yards, of Hie pansionn al no anatonriled ....abelia. Mellor MOWN i• Ow healla at 1 P-oole . The Jury found Catharine Pinney Guilty, and it is supposed their intentioss were to Omer, lam into doily to redeet ow died ii, sacrifice in 0 ., you without, giviee y • • p ^ w'm of m Y mind ; If Y .* ! debar the Defendant of the opportunity of bringing • leg eawywrin. owl so moterses, re . . tar Id had only as much bBBlB9 as b ean '. Y o* " I ' m IP" 1 forward many witnesses for his defewce, t i o ' the Foreman said, it was because she was proved to a pit which is close to the spot where they left him, , rerners. weeder la marring hosounnv. i. -*d- '• rel. • have bad a stick its her heed at the time.—Margaret but the epproach of some persons caused them to the. . romper*sre to the trarioss ohne« of Mt "rel. jumped ill; o a well without tbieking how your any oeslidosat on his part, sad to show that he bed 1 smith, dear Green, No! Guilty. 'Irons of soltuiry winsomely admired al silt. 'Thenfficers said they had further grounds ef l• s err to tit nut of it. " performed his contract to the beat of his power, I, ~_ , ,„P• las worrlool Per del ewer tbe ern... w. . ' My dear Reader ; take the same advice by way which mast leave afforded much more tensiometer, Pei. ..,stnartne s tntley was fined G.. SI suspicion against Smith, that he was antanned in the .i his poarrebrio , lore. Mester Inseo - 1 411,10 • 4 i This acquittal 'mailed little for Margaret Smith, murder at yf orme , y. than it would be _ to _ at pre. 1 to hem not seal the tool compile:net .ref n° moral. Neer doyen get into a bank, without I deuce In • Jar y than any thing he could new be able i , , t; i rose o sifted f P Per r he tensed ion. lardy etterit.—lo.e......lod , 1 tut she was immeo.ated •---- c-n----- -or an ii. sent to disclose. Ile was ordered to be brought e:o ' le —was reilersire &simplest Lows. am • eriourly thinking bee ye, ate to get eet ef it. to adduce. Ills Lordship then desired them to . a woman in Totbill-fields, and senteoced 00 Saturday. , aaelt Or a wl I trn a inentl. defame ilir ItierTesq& S‘wee ....-....--.---. couple this emssideratiou with the whole of she testi. to 14 aye , imprranument. OM hold ..at an raworoder of re-:lnlander., -31E1.411GDOLY DEATH. man], which he seamed up ac , curately and find a elleteaancoriorenere.—On 'numbly toterpret Esi +rued . . Aloses Levi ass indicted for smelting Heft a yawn woman od interattiaa appearance. oat Award with Mee loom ..rawtred NIP magnine hares oft' es eadelsieg gawk of dire" Iredeopeoisle by filer preleace.. That blow to hernia happormLL'ES V --am— verdict to the best of their judgment. Barns on the `Jlat September. ound for the De- • It apprired ots the fat chnrp,e that eke Peewee *eel to ,he ler reerieet fearlessly the Mtwara -r a te Thu a As lerwisilioe cm Woo. on 'May Inou is dervreo. Est. Coroner, at tie Beard room of et. y er itant. 1/14•11 . . PINN4II/11!4. Op the body a Mr. Beery linowe. ohs fieranon, before The Joey, without any delay, f Ihe preweatits „atm. that she kept a ship ha 6.4, a tar. itedosia, miset aimihabevasikeir. is n.„40,....,. This trial necopied the Court from nine in that I !the sale of tidies' domes, in Holly wen-street, and r ne testi herself to beim ibe service of Mrs. Mallley Itanowl. of harm diverted its jade* ef dome Morn en Nee reordered its rnti enermie loace.arr.pLiee. sad ordered oilk stocking% 'arrears% fir.. • hem eartem nor method be etservlse to P b so- ,...iead us tWaywored, lk. Mayer, who caw to hi, deal . till . i the alien nano. 'the Prisoner kept the adjoining one. The amok For ems of „ odium , of me rodeo size she aced art 1,, co der tbis ow ,ds. trot a few dots oily afe &:..r .ha hadlays sag ri.coas.sances : morning foam it I was committed upon her while Mae was sweeping be- pmanairm M. ao ..Iw. irpre.vd the ihopkrepet old' the i. 104 oneguil iir earth Ivaireall. I that the nowt %Ir. Clark, an ocieer brio/iota; left of ftenotott. 1 In the Cn s ..,--.---------.yield I. oar frallordiva withal. arsoati. sal fore her door lo clean the pash.way. The Parma,' 'bat 'bee 'lle"' "'lli a •••••••11•ciV , hod no !he lltrec•ets bents . i .fte.ethwast. deposed. Out on Torre/ evening he went t o of : . L _ odes berme r 0 Mr.. Therein the reined so. dineowered. only rem mimes/4f Jets: vd. the &mass! deremosors haw so item-meet. end Amsted him Al hr • .. f if ESTMINSTEE SESSIONS. ""Pt l ie th e bt:k egail , , and struck ker *llk "ff Sllllhell iaihn, a Slisrv.lr Mime re. mishit.. preyed :hit he together from ',praetor 8-•siedlite retie • ,r. Perryman, b0i14:49. V/ holituall-streel. for the $llOll of ~1., 1.. —wow— ' broom io the liteast. took she Pii-ener in the ;Imp of ker. Matthews. haberdietne. other drusiirrai. of the meserstmesto" aee le tile foe piling b... yard. Mrs. Urnnee raid. shot her creations, r. eweially th e ohm's 41..shrind was set al lln ao sod an ne- weal weal! WI, the ! hp o_ sa i nna foe the at , T re. yea Liberty of West- I For the Pii.nsier some witnomes proved that the ' %heft. 1, oars fin e d at *llk the four piir it rill,. Toe li lLi ne : - .6e 4A out at itedsomin's a (ruiner a an . ..err Mil. roomed without the timid melte p.., tutu sod sr. rued Ma ; hear . enntried them ions the greet s . it Baste I push of the brush was not iatentionel, but mutely 1 I ' hefirre, met We droppro the petrel and sr Ratted weer. perol-oritias in. idernal se the either va 1 OW •29 in &EMI pinion,amt sal,. oat e was n. , . . A h ~, ilre a d 1 monster, commenced yesterday. before R. ~ 6 of mu miaow.% riaegnwr or Ale. moors.. 0,04 lest it altesolon I ii. sumeh te.lldiumm. e.e - ' ' ted In ....nine i6r imratt •flhe i•treet. he ...copra fror. la end ram • K ul .. and a full 114toch of Magierstea. , aerirlental. Vet dict—Goriky. eminence—a flue pemded the Midi* MA elly al* se .. 1 i• of ; tans folle•ed Mtn. and tin • sharp wows' slo. rept h r. A Luvy prerented a petitions loped by a . no ' 13,. 4d. Primer, obtained at err hour olk liarollierehoefs, teatime hero-11 to be the servant of Mrs. Mown aid at in ili ot.iet n...... ..h. • whom. pe.ohmt. etserreuse, and rstiono 110 i,. Ile per.i.ied that the c:ai 0 was swims; he walked on wish ''• l. the t•• • o.n . rr awl mist dew he could, Mg , INPI II .I I bo-y o teens .141 the ear air In .• , A f the Jueroeymen Coach and Limy ordered other thinly to Senders Maw bill a. sew goad u Hod For the boreal nernoneath • ors o oohs we pa. site.. nad o hen he nrriyr.l in Union -.tree, •• 1 Lae. Welliers sit etking within the Cie of it of Wel.i. Similar, se Mr. Maker, `2l, Park.alrett, Rn node ' . was Loess mewl nee erode apela ereepot, ..be it n• d..- . Orkin Masten peon& .4 .satin. hot o taiord, mod a 4-w-elable t fel ' semoanible lialit..--( Maar: Pattews are ~,5.,,5 , e9. •• S ow . ro e (. 0 4'..3‘r I - and fell•sepon ht. knees, . U.. m inor, and its eitllifoo9, for the regulating of weees gene'. Park, whit.; the fierily were out to I!inillK, Th m ~,...4 1 ,". r h 4nt ,,,.. v dmi the rid..." . bat she an i iii it . nninriltairly eSpned. !viers' isrmeen• ; 10 0 r . al.OrnAtelr their ettustoneta ke. liken Me s. ode.' him, boy meld not render him :toy wi-solnorr. 1% 'him 10 tne p.id them, and the Josueleyteete W IAO bolt, under I`.e. v?;,t• of IS orommit for trial ste Mr. itedemelle's dew a 16, forced open the par. Hy sad a will he imentrort4 forwarded to soy w _ "I J a .i• wmitme tend sill. 111PetaRell an. not trested ',IFS % 1114,4111. e. ..„ 4 , 21 ,1 4 . in the Statute of the 13th George 111. lour door leattive, front the Whist! InlSllle, sod en. —.. •.,. I • I t i e was prier to hi, anent in ;nod beclib.—Viamitct Piet by - et The Court received the Petition , , awl ordered that tried the .. t , Ott, ) • sortie of the lodgers cowing down DIEM ' . .18.4 l oitil:-Iont. ale Veltman's of G 00.06 slob& less. Mr. James Ketland, at Ids Omar, in f no- THE j gflte 01' LIFE, n Nodose 4 •—•"ez• ---- Tr - r . its prayer should betoken into consideration . enWril. slisitabrd (hem , tool en their 'toning the shop the tio , rimee. oral af. 0b..... ni.e.,..... It. (.11,... A11.11:01. Nia ad wir rinds the nOth of thermion month. It ss under- thieves made their escape._ They are two suspicions -....- roam rows 1;1, Fleri-streel 2 and at At WefinfamY marld"ll a *11••• sheep _. _ wal e a ." / „.___" -'._" ,"._' • b dh hi a end hose eateatittedsesetal depredations --- .* - ---- . - ----- - imilar Pennon odd e pleseste to the , f line 1•, GOSS sad I' • bum the il• or of the shop of mr. zemeet errese, H od mil a 6 , . 0 .. ei! . ,00thetm of the it vatiz. . L *NOON t Penni on: lionises by O. Loy re 4. . e 11,,:buer, I, 'Le 11:::•egh of SoulL , tatis. 3liddloca SeMiolls CO !oticloy nest. Is Inc o ...‘u staccoen tovvoce, e .. I. %Oben emsit. r ,-, , .... V, PWaytrictireel, Ilat•tirect. Look . • • Il k N a. • • . - .- -----. . - - TPV STI.OTSVAN rot RT OF KINGT BENCH. JAL 7. SIJUK AMU OTIIIIS, ASSli.Nitts 01 SINIOX AMP wax, U. lAttriutt This was so acting' upon the case f..r breach of warranty its the performance of a entail int, far the purcliastt of 250 pipes of lied Spsoi•lt wine, war ranted by the Defendant lu be erred a..d merchant. able, but which turned oat to be sour and unmet. rhantable, whereby the Plsintiffs lost, upon the re• sale of the goods, 15471. 101. 4J. The circumstances of Ike case, as stated by Mr. 1 1 11ARKYAT, and sus biased in evidence, were as follo• : Messrs. Benson, Bern, and Co. were wine-mer chants, residing in Landau, end were in the habit of supplying wine for the use of Ms Majesty's Army and Navy, great part of which us. procured from Spain. Iti the year 18U9 the Plaintiffs employed the De fendant, then residing at Gibraltar, as their agent, to purchase Cateleeian aid other Spanish wines ; and as at that time great part of Spain was occepied by French troops. who were eiteeding every where, arid were approaching Catalonia, it was appreheuileel that the usual supply frum that province to England would be cut off. Cottsiderable numbers of Spa shade, who were proprietors of vineyards, bad taken Wage in the garrison of Gibraltar; end the Plain tiffs, desirous of purchasing as vouch wine and brandy es (add be obtainsd from Spain at the time, as a con siderable advance io the price' were apprehended from the circumstances above meetioned, wrote to the Defendant. and commissioned him to pluckiest() the amount of sor 800 tons of good and mercan tile wines end brandies, on the best terms be coed 'Mc', and ship them as rapidly as possible for England; directing him at the same time to send them in new casks, to have several additional hoops of iron on each, sad to have the wises fortified with brandy, as they were usually light er thin wines, to cause them to keep on the voyage, offering et the came limit. the Defendant, that if he could not undertake the commissinn, he was to band it over to another person. The Defendant accepted the commission, end engaged to fulfil it ; and wrote to the Plairmffs, stating that be would take a Aare in the adventure if Ilse consignment should lanai. — 'l'e this tiro Plaintiffs answered, by stating it was better for him to rest cositent with his commission, as it was sot worth while to confuse accounts for the sake of the small profits that might seems from the smell share he proposed to take in the adventure, but desiring him to do the best he could, promising they should slow , be satisfied with what he should do for them, sad leaving him at full discretion to art for their interests to the best of his power. The Defend an. accordingly purchased and ronsigeed to them on board the ship Protege, 260 pipes, and 38 hogs.. l i p i d s o f Cerainnion 4 info, which he stated to be good and mere isolable, end which he invoiced at 21731. le. 5J., 38:. per ;ripe; and the charges of primer, freight, and ether costs, amounted to 1131'• Los. 2d. But ea the arrive; of the Protons, Abraham Demi, sod Sarah, his wife, were in dicted fur asswilliog Plimbe, the pile of hymn Israel. The Prosecotria slated, that she h i d been for some time seporated from her hoshaod, hot had a short Awe since goes to the lipase of the Prisoner: to see him. She was there qeietly engaged in sulicitiug Mm to rejoin her, and lire in domestic harinms) they were, infect, talking together quite in a strain of otildoess when the Prisoners rushed out, suit as saulted her ; the female Prisoner vias very tio!ent, and struck her a blow across the face. In her cross-etemi t iation by Mr. CURWOOD, she denied that she had ever shoed articles of separation hetet. the High Priem (the parties,as their names de note, were of the Jewish religion). She hail cer tainly commenced • sail against her hasband, for the purpose of being restored to her nuptial rites. — She &climes/entering into any particulars respecting the cease of the /gamily quarrels, ?acrid so far as the present caste rendered it ercessary. The Prisoners were thq_sister and brother-in-law o f her hus band. lib moult was committed is one of the avenge* of the Synapse, frequented by the par l'es. The svenee went through the horse of the Prisoners. A constable of the name of Herds, end soother person, who attended the Synagogue for the pre aetration of ',pier, corroborated the statement of the Proometrit, by meting, that when they came op the Prisoners seemed extremely v;ntent against the Pro secetris. tad one of them struck her. Mr. Ctswocros•av ho was for the Defesrlant, ad dressed 161 Jury, and in the coarse of his speech said, that the evidence of the Promeotsla stood wholly unconfirmed in its material parts. Mr. A ootenus, who was' fur the prosecution, in terrepted him, sad said that the constable coofireaed the principal wirers'. Mr. Cuswocie complained of this interreption, and said he world not be interrupted by any Masi while addressing his own argaimieuis to a Jury. lie resumed his address to she Jury with the obseteatien 'thick led to the interruption, sod Mr. ADOLIIIUS again interposed, end said, he , ceeld sot allow the same observation to go to the Jury, ass statement of evidence ; and es to the es pressirm that the Learned Gentleman would not be interrupted by a., man, be (Mr. Adolphus) world appeal to the Court whenever he thought hit dety re quired it to uphold the regularity of its proceedings, in the same manner that they world be upheld is Westminster-Hall. Mr. Crimper, said he wore , slarays p a y the same deference to the Chair to this Court. that be weeld pay to the Bench in the Courts of Westminster Hall ; but he croelsl again say, that no man eseept the Chairman Wield interrupt him there while using his esti line of argument to a Jury. The CHAIRMAN interposed, and discountenanced ioo ptioo, observing, that the Jory world have all opportunity in the summing up of she esideeee, of correcting any mistakes into width Counsel fell is the dt.charge of their duty to their Clients. aildr -a to the Jury PO - .1( E, Crtf.DIIAI.T..--Williditt E. •he linnk APOner f Mr. Fogg, the prr•prietor of the Croon end U-It c^•ch•olhcq 11011...ri . , 'wired I n • 11.1T.1.V..9 .e ensaer the complaiut of Jolla Til • for the nou-de. livery of u parcel. The Complaintot stated, ,hit Le received • letter from a friend in Closseiter, snf entitle 1. it•ag c. had sent him a parr I by Sutton's Poises-rm.. • t in be left at Defendant's criseb.office tutu (quirt: for. Is arrived in town on Ow TM of Decerebei, and nn Christmas-day be called for it, w hen he w,s informed they knew nothing about it. ll* called sank on Saturday, when he w.s. told it was fora.' idod to I)eptfortl• He found tire petrel there on &today, and part of its conteo:s were spoiled, a goose and Iwo sets of giblets. and on his application to the office fur teutosimation, they refused locks, his any, and he was obliged to Isl.. nut the present sums. us. 'the Defendant artu.itted that the parcel we. fl celled, and omit to Dep•furd, bet the reason of send k was an apprehenalon that the articles It contained were perishabl.i. Alderson Wows obvereed, It swat impossible that it poor wean, like the Conspisinant. costa be round out in I)•pifotti by the mere Aurelia', Deemed. The Defendant slated, that if the Proprietors of the coarh•ofsco were to be brought up to a public. office for sassy such triviissclion as the ',resent, they would have nothing to do bat to answer sum. 111101110%. Alderman W 000.—" I moat look into the Act dr Parliament, and ascertain wheals, this chef** is eon teasplated in it. I must do my atty. The non-de livery of the passel is a greet loss to tho Cumplainatst, who Ii a poor man, besides the disvppolistsent to' him and his family ow Chrlsmas-day. ,fad you nee better cytolysis's she Complement for kis loss ?" Tho Defeodaist said he was directed by Mr. Fagg• not to pay ono (adding by the way of compessa. ties. Aldermen Woon—. l4 Then the Act of Pailiamont preside., if a pore*, is received at a coack-offise, and ditectAd to be left till called fur, and it is net deli vered shoo r.llod lot, the pouts so offending shall• be convicted In the penalty of !Oa. and yet lest them 10s. This is a case that calls for the fell prosily. I therefore direct that yes pay We. and the costs. IC is high time thht the Legislature shield interlete, by making an Act of Parliament that property sot to coacit.olices, and destroyed by the negligence or over zeal of the proprietors in sending them contrary to the directions, for It comes to the barns thiog, as the oser zest is only to add to the pilferage, that the vales shall he reztorereil by some summary pro cess, instead of the expensive one of bringing an action at lew. I will submit 'itch a Bill to the Rouse of Cemm. , ns, if acme person of mote swipe.' tient?, does out lake the subject sp. We all know, that poor persons receive ptesoots of pooltry, from their friends is the coantry at Christmas time, and often these is a ore or a two pound note put its the parcel, which is lost by the negligence, pot to give it a worse otiose, of the servants of the proprle- (373 I t ovuL vlEaSi . 4 0 +# • 'or • • N.. 408. I • ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. MR. 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