The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-14 00:00:00

Vu2A -0,-f. c(. • - • , r 341_ 1 VAAA -A ' , 1 i b e "A . .0\ • N'w • • 4"! •It • teri 'll> I I • 1 / 4 . • ~1 , 1 11 • • N. 4038. LONbON, I`HtIitSDAY, .14NtliiRY 14, 1819 • • PAIGE Ito .` The Cure for .McA 11/1111111 fa if UM field, awl 8 Mai ea . Ike tread r Tp.h day 1 I aitSlirbeet, peke 61.1 a a moll Poetic Volume, r ..h. Mabel nigh • &sr Portrait, BRUT AI FMCMIT of her late MAJESTY Qto ig cci %MOTT& with nethrollo AsecAuses aaa TrIOVAS Lowleni Piloted los 14. Aloslshla and 11. Marshall, No. 4, It . d ieerr:44ra r ri.rthal sabll by all IPialt.eller% A uii."if In **Ou r , .01 he publl.brd. I ts Ore rgeobrllt•be.l sob nameross. Plain &Aped by ellso. price b.nr.b. MUNCH AUSEN at dm POLE; or, the Won• Pere 4,, Nror ir Arld By CAPTAIN MUNCH AUSEN 0.1114. A. " M•pirs, ali, Troth ! is straits which emit decoy, Illsorlsostra's "doe bight 6. , 0 • Itollo's Bay, • Where taw exists wrote to Heel.,. ewe. Fed with ter,vrel pasiver'd for worth rano. — Pubti.bed. by, J. Jadowliw. Cbrapidt Cog sod Ca. 'Praeranororoof sod Martha as/ Statiosier:.cours, Tla CORN BILL. ) • In the Orme er the Ira., real, arid patsies aechory ' saw. Ile believed tonit ten• risings warie.better known in the City of Loadoe (and *hen he geld the City of Loudon, be meant the Cite psrticetarly) than Harvey's fish.saere. It wee, he wee sere, well knows to the I;retlemen of the Jury, veiny of whom west hive tested it et Geildhell, when they bed met there for purposes very different iron those.. whirl. they were at present assembled. His Client, Mn. Ireseeby, was the sis:er of the original inventor, Mr. Harvey; who, enfortenately for Itvr Interests, had Dot taken out any retest to secure his Invention. Mr. Harley had bees the occupier of an inn at Bed ford, kitiree and Impinged by every bon-tritrintl who had ever travelled an the western road; and the ' dress.esaatiord by Mr. Tom.. Bo.—la the ! ear lif,., be left tLr Dafendants thee braise battkfaytt. liellaft, to the best of Lis boogied's., is oot at pre ssitt its b. sixes,. SIR cnsehrs WOLSITiIri LIrFTEIt ea EDWARD 'oLOWIT, fIQ., tutsioctur OF TUE mammal/. RILL sOCITTE OE *TAFFORDSSI Re. At last it hes mode its appearance in Staffordshire? Yes, my dear.l3lount, Unit destructive snenssiet in the shape of a Petition to the Legislator., is now making its wsy through our county ! It is to you, then, as President of the Agricalteral Society, that I madras myself ; presuming that you at leis?, will not lewd your name to so iniquitous an undertaking. I appeal moreover to you, knowing, as I aorteeive I do, your feelings in favour of the distressed and ill-used People, who are already oinking ender oppressions toe great to bear. Kneeing elan that yes are • Irked to a jute goreestetent nod the general welfare of society, there is so man in this deft end populous country whom I can with greeter propriety address on the subject of this Agricultural Petities, which is, I understand, at this time handing about in all ;setts of England, for the purpose of obtaiiiiiig siesetures. The object of the Pe. Wien is well known. It is to obtain from the Logi,. Mere new Eisectreents &cubist the importstion of Coto; or in other words, it is the last desperate attempt of a detestable Oligarchy, in eenjeneinn with a large portion of the Lindh driers; le wring from the hard hand of the hedrstarring labourer, the remaining part of the scanty and miserable pittance which is yet left NA, for the support of himself andramiky! ! I ask you as a man of WSW, is this politic ? Yon +An can vas and understand two " the signs of the timea." The goaded bull will sometimes turn open his tor menters, and though the People of this country have vectored cruelties unheard of, without alloying mini disposition to follow such an pimple; yet, theii's •re palatines which human nature cannot bear with. out complaint, and which at list may provoke even Englishmen to resistance. And what world be the consequence of such a resistance, called bate action by desperation ? World it net be ni , rked by tenor in its career, and by a destructive vesigeence In its eatrstrophip? Does the Oligarchy wish to reduce the wretched, bat *ace happy labourer of Engleed, to the state of the still more miserable peasantry of I Ireland ? a place from which you have se lately re. tattled, and of the Iteart.readiug ii.tfeitogs of which country you are consequeutly so well able to speak. I am well aware that it may be asked. If these measures had eat been adopted, how would it hove been possible to have supported tor immense dote,,? Bet let me ask, Is my taro, has not this espendltare bees employed to support a eel of hoop, Mumma mid Pessionen ; to subsidise forelga Pewees ; sod emery GO • erne' sad esjset wee spinet the liberties end happiness of mankind? And has it nut boos assorted from the People, by mesas sr Tyrannical end es Unconstitutional as the Skip Money of Cheeks 1. so MORLY RVISTED SE THE IMMORTAL HARED= ! sin.:—Without out consent in the Commons noose of Parliament. For it is a mockery to assert that the People have any voice in that Assembly! Was not the high price of bresd the principal cause of the French Revolution? It was the waist of the means in procure the neeesseriee of life 'mom* the lower orders, that hastened that Ire mealtimes coned ion ! the terrible effects of whirl+. the mind cannot contemplate without shuddering!! and will the Landed Gentry expose the country to a siarriar fate, by the altercates:is of a precarious gain, which a mts inevitably produce the same effects ! It world be no iiittcult task to prove, that the messure now in *libation would potions that effect when we tors der the miserable state to which the enactments spinet the ithporlation of Corn has al. ready reduced the laboarer sad mechanic The l'eoi.le ate, at the present prices ofCor n, almost in a sista of starvation. I have lately made a lour through the manufacturing districts of Cheshire. snit Lancashire, and I uni sly found the wages of labour 10 eatremely unequal to the meant of pro. curled the cameos; nrceisaries of life, that the work man are in such a miserable and deplorable e late at to render them literally bordering on starvation. I understand also, from undoubted se:herby, that the weekly earnings of a Coventry attend-weaver in full employ, does not ?ECMd seven shillings!! Hew then can any Imo possessed of the comities feelii.gs of humanity wish to promote a Petition, the prayer of which if carried lulu elfect, would be an destructive to the lower cider of the People in par. Ocular, asta coosequeatly to the happiness and well. being of society in general.—Trusting that you will, with that indigence you have so joetly acquired in this rich and pupating* county, by the liberality of your sentiments, and the moiansive acqoirements of year mind, oppose this ruinous and destructive measure, I remain, my dear Blount, your's most sincerely, 11o:seley ralt.. l / 1 0. 3, iete. C. WOIsItLi.Y. 51. B. Cot, a nwdicsltioakeeller sod eeerseer. in Thomas -street, ilorongh, floe. ant recolio6 foe lash. iog the labels p , red to 11.,'•• , t, Hardy. and Ce. ; tee xesreago no walked sou like diens. but never more. Nis own books were then aged as sestiwony wfislall his, by which it appeared, that on of Jane, 1813, he had altered the Ighel.plare apt Twined 5000 repla for Messrs. Ifelirft sc.) ( •.. Wat:tho alteration then made was he imiloot ittooliect. On his cross-essminstion by bl r. Tontine , he twill that be could on swear whether the miry of the fO6O alluded to the Mbels sow peorfored or on ; be thought that it was likely they did not. The 300 copies whited tw• yenta ego were ordered 'b• soma person whsle cams be did bet bone he sfterwerils stated that his name Was Mitetsteels, sod that 'be was to have called for thew—they were not to lea deli vered. Being asked if this statement teee tree, how they happens* to ha e been sent on to film IntPtib, be ass silent. Ile bad so idea where the plate f.bni which the labels bed bees, strove Was ; but being hard pressed on the subject, he confessed that he had seen it souse months "Noe Is Mr. Britten'o, the Detenti on's attoroey's basalt. • The whole of this witness's enminstion nit e ties** of contradiction from turginoing to end ; when it ass closed, the LOAD Cuts? Justicz observed that it was gaits meleochofy to think of it. John Goa, brother of last witness, proved that the fake labels were ordorod by the Deloodairs. Wm. Meech, who had been 1w Oho employ of De. feuds's. for 15 mouths, pureed that the Defendants asuolly bad their labels frees Mr. Cos, sod that some grass of bottles of this spurious sauce were sold-ifilile bo was is their employ. Wm. Jones, who had been porter and picker to the Defendants, said, that he liner that they moo factored a fish.satire called ilsrvey's fish-sute. The ish.ssoce was delivered to him from the maculae bring room, in which it was tree fleet there were many other articles which were sot of the Wood. oats' manofactere. • A "Moms alibi name of Johnson , end Mr. Id. ward Frederick lAntenby, proved that Mrs. Laiwohy had been Aso proprietress of this Noce foss 1793 to the present time. The more for the Plelotif here closed. Mr. Totem" replied, that he thiseghe that hhiS actin' might have Mee spored is 181 S, doe* It use brought against iodivillsols who had been undo hook. sips in 1813, sod who had not been in the trade sloes that petiod. These permit aro now called open to pay damages to a lady who is is posse/lion of what Mr. Scatted has dessitioned an limelight's fish. sena; and, as far as he cooed learn. for no other reason than to give a nor kind of puff end more wiz tended publicity to that sauce, which had bees resi dared salSciently pabilc by oho malty points which It had previously oaciergoae. He said that there was, Is his opines, ota proof against she Defend. ants • bet U it appeared to the Jury that there 'MIN he d esired ' them to recollect that any damages which they might glee would carry ants, and therefore es. treated them to be as lenient as possible in their esti• mate of damages. No witnesses were tilled so the part of ON De. (*adapts. The Logo Caste JOITICE summed up the eel. deuce, sod afterwards proceeded to stale, that, though any man had a right to make a fillt.isami, sod vail it se his own, where the peculiar mode of making it hod sot bees duly specified and secured br paten, still it was highly illegal, as well as immoral, for any man to iota ow sauce, or soy other gone of his own massufatiering, the name and description of smother seasiefsetner ; because he thereby not only deceived the.Poblk, bet lossesed the ale and On. fits of the individeal whose name be simulated. lihs left it to the Jury so decide whether hey such limo. lades bad occurred Is the present case: If It bad, they mast give a verdict fur the PlaiwtilT, those, at the same time he shield advise then sot to give heavy damages. The Jury, without hesitation, refereed a terdiet for the Plainiff—Damsges 40s. RAP? V. LATHAM AXD raarr. This was an action brooght to maser a sum of money, eseeeding 8,0001., of the Deren.lants, or ra ther of their assignees, welch Plaintiff said had bees had sad received by them for his use. It came be fore the Court in consequesee of some proceedings which are at present pending In the Court of Chan cery, sod occupied its attention for three hours ii the early part of the day ; bet as the CM"( Justice, at the end of Mr. Scarlett'a speech, was obliged to coning that he did not see the point which Mr. Scar. lett bad been endostourlog to establish ; as Mr. Ser. jeant Veighen, In his defence, also complaitseri of the obscailty which enveloped the whole ease ,• and as the interest rf it, if it contained any, rested en. tirely upon the balance of some very complicated accounts, we shall refrain front attempting to report that which we plaluly confess our Inability to under stand. The result was, that the Plaintiff prayed fora nonsuil, with liberty to move the Coil t nest Term, to enter up a verdict against the Defendsot, in cow either of tee views which he otte•ed of the question should prose to be correct. TM . Coon *united tri thisi and said, that It should be glad of the assist ance of more mind in coming to its decides upon ibis question. mese§ which bad, reedered bis boast so celebrated, was the eagoilltesseos of bis wives sad t►e pen. gessipor his settees. To ut person • bed be es. closed lira secret by 3kick be rendered IND so' peeper, except to his sister, Mrs. Loseeby she was the only per's), to whom be ename -1 Dialled it. and since bis death she was thornily per s•.a •ho was in possession of it. It was s saleable secret, for, as he eaderslood, 50001. bad been oter• ed and refused for the knowledge,' it. His Oisni lived At Fdlward.strees, Peitinvo.square, sod bad a warehouse ihere for the sale of her :saute. The bet. r. Mira fir .1 .I.3sorkaaie, 11. PallAsoill. he Ode Volume, pith II MU NI", rhir. Orr 6.. .nIGH AND LO W . , JLA By the . Maker of " The Omits," Plaesios.." ♦ 9114.," 3•odiga New." " 4so Bears," "Too: • " To .1141. 0 . " Ores A. 4 4leey," Re. . LITTLR MITISROOk6I% or, The nerd! as Tao Slicks is Losaoss„, I • 4.11 r .loere4 Piers, eS. 64. 1. RLOISA is DE/119 ARII LE t a P..r.sly of Pope's AbelatiL 11. the 514 e regrew/ . Nesse, 3.1 club*, • 1 vol. 9 rol•osaf ?Mark. prier b. ILI A UTION.—The testeshin deshand for ihr I Utile' Artie*, awing iseesdemed stemerens Inehavon.. Pabdic site sesoretolty Isfstool. Not sat ossokse au the elestweve awl edit", of the Proprietor as the label. ATllll4sofeb ?Or the growth, 4f the Pair, Ossude4l so • dloctery tle (Alia whith re. a•loss It pireo4dl Obi Mar Masa elf sc ism* sfri I end where Waive hr i alsondynadwo whey either from Worn. perspira tion. closet Climate, or Mensitl a ry ems... it sill rr.tere It he original Irinseth td thickset , . Ito pee:table relerear” thir race are gives In a Patopb:m nature.: rowed each honk.— ' It alto freed the Hair front wart astkes it soft and glo.av as slpt, sad litres If is.nol assist esentise in dare* sir wsilt. itw, or is &mop weather t * ge. a battle. .• ATKIIISOR4 VF.GETABLK DY 11 chasers grey as red Itair sis the head se o Water • tit a brows se Mark t tint ronred wetter*, innocent. awl to (tic a renames' cohost ; rice plats. ATKIN/01'9 AM BROIIAf. SOAP, pr. lotted by 3 sew WWI.. WWI (feet It of ail irritates, honlities, removes terrier.. Theft sod banters friss she ; resew' it ehoi•ploe. sod make. It *A. whit, and even rice 1.. the swear, nod protested with N •ples S.rap, fin shaving. rips 9d. and 1.. ed. tor '•. Soft My lawn Atkisson, Prrfonter, No. 43, Guard- , inert. 144.eqsate. Lowiest sad by writ Perfosters sod Hair.drr , .. eta Awful sad country. des eimil•in: ,, c 'hi. non., in Mr. Ilsrvey's life-time, were lat.elled Harvey'ssaece for fish, game, sleeks, fftc. • prepared from so creigioal receipt of Mr. Bar. vey ;ad sold by his sister, hin.Latenby, is Edward stree4, Portman-square, London. N. B. Norm is genuine oscept what is signed by me, Peter Horny." Ott his death a sliced alteration was made, for the sig. niter* was chaststod Into Elisabeth Lazenby, and Edward-street, Portman-sqoare, London, Instead of balsa written in ore tine, at it **as before, wee written Edward-street, Portmen.egeare, in one Ilse, and lootedoo, with a 11...f1ab before it, in another.— The eery cousiderable salo which the eviellency of this eases soon ensured it, led others to imitate its title, theegh not Its merit. Many Individuals were hawed to he selling it wholesale, who bad never pur chased it of Mrs. Lezeohy ; and the spurious stuff which they offered 'to their customers had materially affected the diameter of the greens article. This was a series. injury to Mrs. Lateeby, who, theses she toes that such practices had diminished her sale, cmeld net adduce soberest lid widow" agelost any le divided employing them. She, therefore, reused au mieeruserarret to be inserted Is the different Pa -1 pers, offering a reward to any person who 'Wield give itch isformatiten es weeld lead to the coovietion of soy of them. This measure wet noh, however, I prodeelk• of way discovery, width Cl.leot bees te despair of making any, •Ilon chsoce effected that which all het predeace had not bees enabled to se. mausplish. A lad of thirteen years of age, called one day day in Edwarri-streer, Portman-square, sad breeght some engravings of labels, which, he , said, he OW ordered to lease there. Mrs. [Aeon by wet expecting any at that time, asked bias from whom he brought them; he replied, from Mr. Cos, the engraver, in the Borough. As Mr. Coe was not her engraver, she thought through him a else might be obtained to diacnver these who had so long been em ployed in de;treciating the character of her fish satire ; she therefote applied to him for the same of his employer, which with greet relartance, he was at last obliged to discover. It wool,l be proved in eel. drone, that Cos had printed t'...thX) of flees, labels on one occasion ion the Defendants, mod 300 on ono ther ; and that his any, by soma accWeitt, having forgets.. the parry for whom these latter were des- 1 tined, had carried them to the party whose name was imprinted on the label, thus affording the means of discovering the offending, at the same time that he Lefforded she weans of esplorinit the event to which that all - once had hre,t committed. Such were the facts upon ishieb this action was founded. With re , gird to the law, he would state it very shortly to them. Some time since he had been engaged in a Simi lar action In the Eschequer,hrought also for a simi lar article, fish-sauce; Cost's fish-saws he believed I that it was denominated. In that case he had re. covered damages for his client, and be looked con fidently forward to doio4 the same is this. The @s toat of the damage How received he was not able to calculate: but that was not a circumstance which prevented them from giving him some. The forgery which had beer. committed was not indeed a forgery in a legal point of view, though in point of morality it did tint duffer in the slightest degree from it; and for his own part he meld not help saying that he saw tin n why the law, which punished a man for defrauding another by the use of a demisted ac ceptance, should net also punish him for pretending to sell en inferior article, in the room of sect eels biased article, furnished by some celebrated trades man ; inasmuch Hutch deceit was calculated to take moor, out of that tradesman's pocket, as well as any forged note or 'emplane, possibly eoeld do. With these remarks Mr. Scariest rinsed his speech. The first witoess, Mr. Powell, who was en oil man, said that Harvey's fish sauce, of which Mrs. Lazenby was the proprietress, is in considetable re quest, and that he himself Fad sold a conaiderable quantity of it. lie always deals with Mrs. Ltzenby (or It. R A ICA 1 111 1. WE ere stleated te direct the eltiselloo of per. 101111 undid miik iota! se bodily deem . , wesos dt oilli y, Mosul wastioiss. lies of appetite, todigeatios, deretsbm of 'visits. keinflog se siskile of the hoods.lembutk 83.4 every other kW of wisdom. Mossofed tbsoult, oeskseis .lltawie = l lB the liorsolTsims. consumptive 41.11 isemedlotoiv to IWO Mild of the CollirArlatil OF It K MORI se filatures Ressmittlev. ..ad sold, It . hollessle . ot Ike C ol Lembo Medical .ist t noad.St. Coster 's is the tor. lir is - neluesseleeppe se be the moo emoan" sod polterfai to in oil Ma alone eon pintas net dioeveted lit l i ke the Moog. ewes she =video gointe Is the bred sad stomach, sad persfirt:lna.-1 1 is utterly Ono fir Woes. e7Wpstse. of elegem, on extol. rellleteutty the value n' Weellblitsillt Medi rise Ia !Woe* health to she tinkled, tiO4 sir v. , vigour to the tied ; Amuse& hal ing Ws lostoted pOrfeet health. otter having beep so te. dire/ by &Seam disquiet. as so he. been &ironed at ' , it only ht their faMille., flit; oho Mr their pr..Ce. , ine.l etteothint!. fti t, eppebuisons of the Promietor, is Wiles IP. each, or too ostunities In ..se, .cc.. ea.li ;or I . lisauti:ier in ate fossil" hnote.ler 991... dilly loriseed, hi .444 h tote 11.. bite.'. kr tared. Tal. Mediriso ail keep is ..ii C.llll•if., pars alty I 4 had of flvrelas nits Si.'. Tteet-enske ; trade, 16. Combat; ii. J. Pressen, 101. biome ; J. Ifirn..l4l. Sintofis Bloke. 56, Plccudillt I Haar , L:5. Oxford...lfeet, Ctineirr.ls. OsrnriJorres: Tam MIMI , ' r"*. 11 ' 1 ' 1 ^ • ^ and bnln . most Impremble Medicine Voider. to ever) port n: the k Dr ."I E7J. Jnoll.le bkee this neorral oppottonity of on oreirielog to the Public. the, he *bit Jessie. 'tidy et. hot,- I T 1.. the rare of pariteoUte comolaint.; a. regular M eat...rot the Berl College et Pts,sieinto he oiler, a .prod) and pe. • • twin more for every eh., of 13,f•V11 , fel . t0....r.; .4 however loog .sousitteo, or 'tribe most intetrrw.e bind, ore tot M. now sokosperistrutodeoltrento.ut , p ,, otti.Juielteesenuyeer ee Ur. C. J. 3urdi. WWII* unstinted. 41;t fiuni .tine in the illersialt 1.11 nine in she c.e.l.ing. at the 1..a.t 1A11tt...0 11 el. eat 2.tobliAment. ;, uten-mreet war the OM Reed turnpike, St. tienewe's in the la,l. Pine eft elvetweed valhe MM.-114 art " Liraes only litte r whin blast with health." THE finest Systetn of Ethics is to confine within dvo tumid, On , to r , euhre lb« P g strt _elected and intutinediwate .Ir.troy ttrie liar l'ef• wllteb RAiti wid Nl.tality note mac .tree.{ aao eutl• toat Mt elontlillute Onus:v.4..or, the lemma of prudence, hest twrolntod toli.ait {mi.' e;: - .rnmeen.c, V 6 , 11 fllffir.ffiafl of 'lee 1.0 hoot name renaltet ;:mat Mt' fire! knowledge to rimmed n, and the politic welfare if promoted when pr..p.onacal men (ditsellarding the a tiff vs. titter sod Imeretted) &vire their sloth" to the treattn..ll al tie-e emnplalott coorralett At imprudence, owl the thullnao• .4 'he nl to mieoltded mammas{. Tie strer.gita .4 a folasal mintot- to Pie health of the People I - hut, it it airlin (holy to ?Mier' on the daily mit lice In t.br ien..ntore of asofeel tag 'wept rieletn. nit 4 to eneeternct,n , f4r :.,itte4ther, it. Calker isiners. we astir to inaltrim mummify, Ike retell of oar own typed Dv . lo the vart.99. 41-eute- a I? Witt,. Ihe unonrt teillove vier I early ormtired nt •ehriol, twfore re.e9n t elie ntielled tier tight over the rtnl I, ts ill, in cmtriopladinc Itl4 pnweetma «lute, become sett eptitble lOW. I , h 111.% that lac mod complicated ,:ale of raison-lion mat ho flamed iota nowl ruerne.— I utra,e int do —inotiodernle an • tiVg re-idertire in tropieol Chaim. and many other ta.:.(", rTraeolls &tante the ?ingots Silent m meta man liadrd mit in • --minor , or re-on , okuime, by reuwei,.. knee Inuit anoirenol no moven'. hopes uflentientnaSoih genet, That bane lu bewail hap.. ices. l.1'1:‘ , 1: \l, t• be Pealed Ittorle«.lp. the im sec wed Awe ul Sett , a-. Leh* diVeited No ataldlatr er 11~ di-tret•i,,c pr..p«; jet t 4,0 110 INV remitted Ws airmail t.ott Imrsoottog Mr bees eiplain oat wei4ad bt ohne, to lats Ilhouring an die IMahrlady. that p few it,,, , (Irk nre required for the re. motel of early 4) spoor ; tem t%e wort inveterate Me w ,t• yield In oar rriaetli" *lllll not.th, and rot: in a peroau a 1.•• only snspensionooll isiverd, sky diwit-e tr.,' be "brevetted all eagethet from appearing I—i .iiar.llme seciark applies to mon other dcrlthietwist• or the georrotave Is -tea, n. o eakte.:, u!• feminist. Ate. eqweially tirieterr, tdletittallt! rases ..f whin. nrr daily r• mitred witlnmt the air of eatt.tie nr ttimulnuts. Snme pemiliatites hocithioni to the onher ors h'no not ...roped air Afilitlfiffil 1 In whirl 111141:10.11, with Cheney, ha. tie reterded the lOW AN' we illy tete. tett. 19 line, onr .:.;teta it retaburie antergetic. mini timeni:tr turf e..fal. rsss she e rner4l nea ommnatown U. , not lint our selves Instated petted- of pa . araire, tint ',etc F.. ; o rkea,,t at nit emwmable Conant P:itamau a.e r. qo. i.d to deo vibe m,A.rly tlw4vsstapinm.. (4e, P/1.,n0 a;,, will Ar aitanediatcly funeanied to on, ,:,c Istudb,hable w en petteel to :err nati.r.n. all. CAW. LAW IN7 ELLIGENCE. COVPT OF taws mixrn,JA%.ll. LA LL NLL V UALLETT AND HANDY. This was an action brewed by Mr.. Etiesbefh Lazenby, the proprietor ..f an anchovy filer., Wes!. rally denotoinate.l " Harvey's Fish S.rece," to re• cover damages of ile•srs. liatlett and Hardy, whole sale droggios, for re (hog rertsin spurious save° of their thatot.g, order the same name, to the wesnWest injury of her, the said Elizabeth lAtesiby, who was t h e ee ty ! won acqoainted with the secret by which tor • me ►auee h is made. Cherkia &We IN was shippioc.elork to the Defend. ants in 1810, 1811, and ISIS, at which time Hallett, !lardy, and May were wholesale dregeists, and as bitch sold Ash-mace with a label attached to the bot tle., similar to the lie knows a servant of IMendants, called Walb.inks, who was esnplo)ed iw msking all their ksh.riares, and Harvey's among the rest. betrothals had, to his knowledge, bought several dozen bottles of Mrs. Lazenby, flumes to tenant swear to the .tact Reaier. They had eery large transactions with country desierS to the amuirt of metal gross aativalty. Mr. ScAnurrr, to opening his ease to the Jury, avid that ht• enit4raittlate.l himself no finding that he had to detail the circumst.teets of it to a Jet of Gets• tlenten who one curious io bib saver, because the) would halide In make a penprr judgeont regarding the gin.. Grad ofwbichlh Derseilintshadbeengull y, tu endeavouring to Isbothilis theit 'perks. slaws Jet.: 1 .10.1.4,d, TIM ABCS OF LIFT.. h 11.1..1...1, Cromneri.inr, no Ihr 11i•eve9: ftI)SS n Ise hn.l ‘2O. !No r ,. 1 , 9,64 1744 ; .it ht 6:1 11041 purr 5. (111111 S silt ( - n. M. 11. L. nu , atn.n . 13. Hoeveriesertel, ritteglintet, A greet many vessels, all lades *lib torn for the London market!, note remain wind.liaand In the Ipswicb ritrt. • .