The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-12-02 00:00:00

7 7- p I r ' 'w.0"*F.77.; •• . • - • ~. .4 Tha INIMIRNINOS. - 11-7 - ...1...111110........ . • A feiidayksinie a dspetation,of respectable:l4o. hufacturers wilted on .I,ord,Sldmouth...for iho poi , . • pair of representing to his Lnrckhip the extreme Inconvenience thit was ire!) , 'Finerilly felt in She Metropolis and country et large,. In consequence bf osteuded Court Moerninge, and 'prayln4 this the duration of such moursingi,. ineteding • the present, wield be limited to sht•opekr.. • Ti ibis, request the !Mowing unmet bee been _seat tropsAlusollome 1)e. .. . rrtmeat . : 7 , . , . ... y • . ' . % - " l ekWiliat Pito% 9.4 - MIN . t , U hle. Illohheese 'present i,eheClmodectitnettis. to Nr. ...uilua; and is sorry ti is. bin. ,, Ibtit itj i e qg • deemed ieuidsfeni.witb t . lte rft 4 Ps i *, . ;flee thr ft) • gent's feelings, on (lit (ielth '3 ; ber,,i,ii - MileatYs . to insert in IlltiGrarefte, entitifter.the,(oneral, rink Atetbpriteitle Not*, 09 tliesulijeo..or thedenttionot tbe 'seeming. 64 Mt. H. Isilisit ',nook bo~e s aft ter ams I ... l i orfreient, an (Yrder ; swill i;o. Made, 1,144 yill sec :':tie wis t bei."olhe' . 4eotleMen who littenda s ot:lrlietii% Atell in 'listirdii lase,. even *more , eVeC(sfally 64; flle re Insertion of the Order of iba.lotb i oflNosees.. •Oa . l t, 1818." - . sThis note evidently Implies that Ili:), ii l itiariti t.ii thatteirr'in.the represetitations niede:,o7 the rotinm• ' restarted,loilkth aye teitrii* - coyorp4..• k ir , D istil !sourcing causes a certain liespeohfol:ll - 4ho :ortlinsryhissietai. aaskaay bnipc,Ties of is*. rigiulek - • ' 'cannot fall of %eine very seriously iipidiStreisitsOy ' felt by a considdoblo part of the, corpteeity3 General oi:turnings on the demise of any of the prin., ' , cipil branches of the Royal Fitefily, previoes to ,trite . order of the 16th of No...mber., 016, emu* ;Ow, sinued for sir months. The inconvenience beiacthim very severely felt, the mourning., were Jedoceti :to • three months, and now they will .most probably be limited to .sir weeks. This farther limitation Ices been rendered extremely necessary, by many clr catirs4,itices. ft is eisurd to render it of iormiec.cOn tineance than is merely sufficient to manifest respect, par (kohl ily if it be found to Militate wavelet the in. tereats of nay class. of the People. ~ . : ..,, e: I . . • r . NAVAL /N ?'h' LLlGiikerCE. q.. • ---- 7 . 7 -- - ..:.r.;l • • i • . - . •DIAL, Dko..l.—Arsived and sailed.for the Riser, , the No, Plato°, from the lale.OV.lfeene*; sailed ' Slate( Alpsyt„,,und from St. Helena 1911 i October:— Camidolin from the Riser the 'Fetlock °awe, Gal lon ; the Lady liAlsod, Powell ; and the Kaiits, Shakespeare, for Jamaica ; Ludy Harewond, fur Grime& i Carnliur, S.-rgeant, for Berhice ;. end re. main in Cue, Do.s as uitb the rest of the - outward bound as per la:.t. k RAIIIGATI‘ I 'aF.G• I.—Caine in mend vassals for ...iketter. • • Pdes'i'ltiouxu, Dac. I,r-Arrived thtaiiip Georg., Banifer,, fr,:m I...tam fpr the South .liesa,,—Passed . •op 'Channel, the Crant, Moffat, from Madras:- 18DH passeilers Lete ; and Mary, Brek%ii, from ....... S i i i i ee l. 04 Ausea, ['nelson, for Rio Ja. aselrn, andierouglit op *gaits in Cusses Roads; and 0111.Lootlog.tiropylort), for DePtlosd., . rti,Tant:'.l)tc • .I...4—Passed tAla , parly, the Comet, , • .Sacker, • fic4, e3titte 'dap Poo Ai. iasteirn, for • - Lendoor. , 44lSP - FALMUUTIS, NOV 29 —Arrived the Princess Ghillie* packet, ..i.h tt: ails from the •Leessard Islands, last from ht. Thowab's, iu til days. , Lyvsitroor,, Nov. U.—Arrived the Neptune, Loss, from Calcutta ; 1 , :1i54 Ann, Steele, from Si. Andrew's, New Bruns.., irk, sailed October Si ; she street whist the King's-dock Piave-held and filled with sates.— The ki,o,tarwick. Newman, which laded 0 fretri hegira on Rs , 25th of November for Charleston, kas.put bakk. . Ties SINKING FUND. . • The time is evidently approttching, who. the goes tiyn, so often and so keenly esitetost conuorotng the merits lied tendency of the Feuding System, is In be finally decided. In all other States it has ope rate(' its own destruction; and who. the Patriots of King William's time opposed it's' the ecievineoce went, they predicted that it would do the woe is rhe breaking up of this Systems has been pet ofi by some unexampled stretcher; of power•-tsitek as, protecting the Bask from the payment of ks Dol.—, while they ate by law deelsted a legal teethe of payment, so that it is no longer of importance to the People that the Bank be in a solvent state or est ; but .esee these expedieots esnoot long keep op the System. Great isseee of pipet mousey must cone sines while the present state of things seine; these greet issues leave the effect of bringing down the value of gold and silver, so that .things beceme dear, sad the lower classes, in consommes Of this des mess, altogether dispropottioised to the prime of their Motor s already soffer privations and dietreee unknown in former times. in the rtublic Papas, roe . OOP daily. accounts of death boring °centime! Imes want ; and the infectious fever, whieb depopoleAmi Ireland, errs*, we are assured, front the want of wholesome food amongst the lower quiet.. What ever efforts may be used to present the depreciation of Bank paper, this dearness will ever be the.con -mimic, of its extensive issue, mid at last bring on a crisis which most of cetenity change the system.--Another effect of the system is, gust' our gold and silver coinage will purchase more of the net-merles and comforts of life in other coontries, than they will at present is ours: the consequence is, that Art geld sod silver coin are ex ported ; and it is believed that more than one•helf of our late coinage of Sovereigns has toned its way to the Continent. Adolieratioo of the metal of our gold and -aver coins has been proposed, but that measure bas never been resorted to without producing the very worst effects. Upon the whole, it appears etifient that the system cannot long continee, but many thousands are interested in it repine it up :is keg as possible, an(' giving the most Ravening account of U sability. At first, it enabled Ministers to be plc,- /the its espeerlitlye, end make great ezettioos in th. late •ars 7 it enabled them to keep ups most *Vend ed patronage; but the, day of these nerii.)ns beyond the natural p”ivere albs wintry has evidently pass ed away ; And "pla n et the reateat k irutleneP, it is 11-• tnocli foaay, that the crisis that ae4ift, he F-'tetra it stem new ave.'', esPin‘er the itt,le- 1 peedence of our countiy.—(dberdsen onic4e.) • .-; .• • • taa.IIII , ITOR OP Stu,—ln the Times Novi- FrialY lasts tieman, who signsitimeaCcris,lbot from lame leo.' gene I ahosid maypole hid to be some MO Clutch Div ipe, makes a most leeisee, illiberal, sad sinew*'-' ed attack on the religions eberecter of a lets* wadi,, Alderman, wh Dee morel, rob*, and private din- i racier, are foot snidely, however, fee abate the ma lignity Of his pen. Civil, 'Loot eigielledwith aiaaply attacking the worthy' Aldeemseee 'Mat 'Mt* , malt fin order to convince the. world of his Oa* sod larthodszprhwiploa t leg is the *bole sect of Soo/liens oat;, Unitarian, wih , bisa lot his anathema. Out of' INN charity, no doebt, to thoseNotessing secbdoc tikes, with .110*h. be dialgel the later bridge forth tite long woro.ost hackneyed peniollo.4ll Weide( them to keep their -religious ogiviltelbo themselves.. Answer -to this . idmibt ifuvrant and (Gollob taiii, :f t One, Is hies *lsere him, is worn trite Ottestlrbste for. atone OP* P Patel' Plat, I Obeli, foritie iostrocatto, sod :that, otoilkori oh* sfeesigneranosad bigoted as is 001 their Meads similar advice, ie. to an anecdote of tits leoleitested sod. lammed • alt her, Mr. WutaToat;* .tritett walking Ogle day 10,Astetiori-court "Vritie dr (bow, orbs was lopelf a eery fiber* free entieirss alter tenth, Ms observed, ‘ 4 that be ever right be might be in his lees notions on theism theological 'objects, yet it 'mild still be better to tap them In himself."—ca Is jeer Mrjesty really - .whets in your advice," said the old man. "I am rally so," replied the Qvaax, Sailing . very good Oilterelliy. "If Miami Itresten, and ether Re. formers in different ages (rejoined Wutsvort) had , beep of your way of thinking, where would joer Majesty have been at this doe? sad what religion „or ;Gold your Majesty now profess?" Thus I shall eoswer CM., by askiog him if CNlttiT himself bad been of his way of 'thinking, what would have been • is religion at fhli hour ? Not a Christian most Certainly. But it is . in vain to reason ou those .ii i wn —s:- ects with a being like Civil, who candidly ;Confesses that be believes in the incomprehensible &Wine `of the 'Trinity, though he realty does not understand it, any more than many of the most learned Divines who are ctimpelled to adopt ft, or bet deprived of their livings. Upon the same pried*. of believing, Ctrts might *wit b equal reason have Neil a Pagan, Jew, or'llaitoreet it. After his profession of such doctrine; that of believing what we cannot con.preheud, who ~.dig wonder at or condemn die followers of poor JOHANN t SuuTitCota, fee any other sect of ignorant enthusiasts. With respect to the Trinity, I believe it has been proved by some of the most Write(' men, but more decidedly by the great Sit Iti.tAc NSw.ION, and last of all, by the late ,ProfesAor Ponsoe, one of the greatest Greek soh°. lees in this imp& other cromtry,, 0214 ifirntiv-Vereeof the Tv Eptelle of 'ST. 4 6 n which the • hole proof of the doctrine is Needed,* clearly an' interpolation ; and if apy oat pert been interpolated, why may 441 not %oppose many other parts of it hove been treated is stunner, particularly at that early period, diAcovery of printing, and w .t en it was impussi o 41 detect sada .interpolatious? We know. that en in the first . &ad second rentugies of Christias.ity, th , re were a great variety of different sects of Chris liars, *ho bad each their own Gospels, agreeable to their particular Creed., of Faith. As yr myself, I cannel believe any thing be; what is 84*.e#, to the test of reason, truth. an ' mat sent. Belief sport any other principle i hick it is not in oar power to comosnud, t osicelen is lent t Weir at choice. We can resin Olt we sill, we cannot believe what we will. we csuoot think what we will, or how we will—why then shoold Cults condemn as for 01610 things over which be bas no power ormolu himsyits? Such doctrines as Om preaches ma 7 Rome.. but of Great Be Leaden, N of A gentian @rim tin the Law over die risin Court day, for the as Sujeaut.; of the 'East India Company, bat who never enlisted, and who held no situation is Ms Majesty" Forces, awl hod *staged to settee* the Wergilds; Establish.' !mit of the Cowpony in Groat Britain and hobo' only. It seems that the Company derive thettlrey, power to raise man for their service by several Asti st Parliament, and that such power is restricted 101 the- raising ofimen to serve in India only. elk. PRSDrt is WILLf Abu attended the Court as Cosh sal for KING,. and tendered objections to its .06f/dills. (Ion; and tbe Court in consequence adjourned, titer the opinion of the Lvw Officers -of •thetsCrOWli should, ,be taken on this important point.—This question ib of great importance in a constitutional view, and will, we trust, receive the consideration due to it. But.t.tox.—New Doubloons, 41. 2s. per ounce silver in bars, standasil, ss. 6d. per (mice. Agreeebly to an arringoment previously made, en Tberaday last, one hisdred acres of land on the old Path, near Canterbury, were ploughed, sown with' wheat, end harrowed, in the short space of six hours! Yesterday morning a detachment of 550 men, be• longing to the 54.11 Reigiasent_,_ arrived at Lambeth ea their route from Franca to U ‘ bridge. Another de. tacker:et, equally immerses, will arrive to-morrow. The prudoce of the Customs and Cecile of Ire land was, nit the 14. h alt. 314,0301. more than at the corresi.onding neriod 44 lest year. This o,y the Old Bailey Sessions commenced, when, abet the Coed was opened, &c. it adjoorned titl to-morrow, this being the funeral day of her MAJesTY. No bo , ,iners was done at the Core Eschvnge to. day ) owing to the funeral of her late btu ESTI. .I . • vs.at . _ 2lf 4 LO?. .41.1.- . -- _ IESPONDEACi. • TO TIIIE.F.DII;tO it OF TIifTMORNI/10 Oliiiiitlii.E. , , Sze,— l'ho'arrival of ships from 91.• getout Sias atvea to the Potelie Wish particolan respeatieg the fin i' Helena Flat,, but thole particelaie err OD hisedsri "Ws obscurity, that people resit/ . Nosh* that tins 04 discovered was; in fact, of tbailopertaaes as. ,eribed 'to it by thi Miaisterial intlllll% cod my Sow* unceremoniously bandied about as the sou ps *Mt deeply implicated In tills tromendalbs Aisle. It was sot my Weldon to lot my hose appear be (paths Pobils, bet as this budgies is new sq sari 4alited (A L ; feel it a ditty I owe to Wit, and aitioN , tico,ilise VI myowu citurseter, them poblicly tei.arom ibeft . lam the person who soot oat tboF iteeits So Alp. Ltalena, and that I aim the perm!. ',Amer:6 to Mr. Crhispisa, which were V 'lv • • It. Lowe, and which he* ceased all t atifier i stir. . .. .. Not withstanding all the solmrisitylit4 iliPsfiSace th which this (awns plot was whored WO likt world, sod drisdfal,as lie conseqseoces Wens t• he o r tbose implicatra iii h 1. immediately on hearing I was.lbrs gun,' Allender, sent I}.ofagiaPhle . .f.P.OPT, • w bath yon were pleased to lawn the _ iuniele of the. Agth.of Noveatber e sad in that rsgraph it was distinctly stated, that the Gentle. in as ho.,s t eut„ i11e..09414. sod letters was, as willing 'ems atiery informetioo on the subject, of his hat. ith: lag dose so, as be was prepared to repel any Week inside en the poaity of his motives io so doing; from whatever quarter that attack might come ; and t r 0• gamed you'would Elite my address, if called for.r.o Fending, however,*that Ibis paragraph did not enures the porpt.so of giving me an npp Inanity of Offlotitsg an exploration, I wrote to Lord llsthurst on the 14th November, and now inclose yru a copy of my letter, which 1 beg you will do me the honour-to insert, and Porhich, l thick, will clearly prove, that so far from Ihonniog enquiry, it was sought for. _ - 9 hid Lord Bathurst honoured the with a personal .cniderence ou the subject, I could have proved to his Lordship, that what by Sir 11. Lowe was considered !I plot, ass throughout bets only an act of benevo lence. What the real importance is which they attach to my cotomonicatson with Mr. O'Meara, I knots not, unless they think they have discovered owe of Bona .pute's Bankers Owl in this they are mistaken), or ,}bat Mr. O'Meara could have effecied Bonsparte's :escape with. 18001. for which sem he had credit to ,thaw, to be applied for the comfort of the French, AS for which, in fact, he did not draw. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, Ist Dee. MIL WM. HOLMES. No. 3, 1 oh'. lon, Smell, Nov. 14,1818. • MY LORD,--flaving been informed that Mr. 4lockle, owner of the ship Lusitania (which s'sp was mentioned in the Morning. Chronicle of Thurs day last), had celled yesterday at the Office of that Paper for an explanation of the circumstances ender which it was deemed necessary to mention the name of Captain Brash, I think it necessary to explain to your Lordship why I addressed Mr. O'Meara un 41111:66.***Mied texate..and way I aura his laws as. der dower :to Dr. Stokes sad Mr. Fouler, without their Unction. Independent of my being Mr. O'Meers's Agent. I hale for many years been 014 private and intimate 'friend; and, as such, consequeutly was not ileac `quaiiited with the hostile proceedings adopted to wards him, and the illegal difficulties interposed to a direct correspondence with him; and, in the posses sion of this information, much surprise cannot exist at my'hoving addressed him through private channels. k Dr. Bioko. and Mr. Fowler I beard were his Mends, esuiss suchal thought they would not object I. receive his lette . • but I assort. your Lordship, ll ii with much truth„ . .th I have newer heard from, or seen, either Dr. Stokoe or Mr. Fowler, and that I *as totally unauthorised in the liberty I took of sang their noshes for the purpose of securing the safe delivery of my private letters to Dr. O'Meara. With regard to my own individual conduct insenrl. ing to Dr. O'Meara the books and letters, I es pre pared to justify the proceeding, and to prove to your Lordship, whenever it is thought necessary, that I ass guilty of no criminal offence, either by act or in. tention, in so doing, whwever may have been the opinion or expressions used by Sir Hodson Lowe. It is to Dr. Stokoe and Mr. Fowler, alone, flat I owe any apology. I have the honour to be, ray Lord, Your Lordship's most obedient humble servant, (Signed) WLLLIAIi HOLMES. Right Hoe. Lord Bathurst, he. SM. ite. Yesterday afternoon a young man was riding a spirited terse along Colanan.street ; he at first per witted the animal to gallop, and commenced playing tricks with Dim, but at length he became quite an. manageable, and ran away at full speed, to the great r danger *revery one passing . ; and the rider ending it itlipossible to check him, fortunately had the precsu. lion to take his feet out of the stirreps. On turning the corner of Fore.street, Cripplegate, the horse fell, end the young man was pitched open his fore. bead 11111M1 yards off upon the pavement; he was taken spin a seeseless state, his forehead eV dread. lolly, and bleeding profasely. He was carried to the - shop of Mr. Edenboreegh, the surgeon, who run. dared prompt assistance; he was enable to tell who he was or from whence he came. Hopes are enter. mined of hit recovery. The great tell of St. Paul's, which is tolled only •n account of the death of one of the Royal Family, or two or three other great personages, has not been tolled with its proper clapper since the death of thel fate Duke of GLoucu'rEa, the small clapper only having been used, by which much of the truly so. lemn effect it produces bas been lest. t 'tumour/it, Nov. 30.—Tbe Salter, Tomball, of &oath Shield', got on shore on Filey.bridge, at Ave o'clock on Sunday morning, and was got off again lest night's tide, and brought to this place with considershlo damage. SWARtEA, NOV. 30.—The ship Sarah, Oaks, fres Quebec to London, has beso driven up this Chationi, sod is in so leaky s state that it win be necessary to discharge the cargo previously to proceeding na bet voyage to London. GRAVEIF.IIO, Dac. I.—Arrived his binfmt)'s ship Pipe ; from Jessica. ay pass very %ell in Coostantinople, er in I 1 hope never in the enlightenea kingdote eitain.—Yoo is. 30. WM I. TELA. 4... -- 'on of greet imp/. and nicety has t be sebject of Oasis/WI nof hfilitas he pers.'s, nho4ogist 1 the . • .nt of tbe East.l44Com (.Martial assembled at P trial of WALTER IMO, W,O 5. .Major of the Recruiting Establishment , __1:.....1 ! . _ - -•• . • .* s • 4filikmekrowm4. mainammomilasmosis F aisiisimasmus. or sin STAVESMO ' • Tai gr. HELE ..11111110...; Paper of Friday Usk s G al . • cOP Vl)* COR REI ~'~ - .•' tI • • 7~ . !"f = 1 LeW MTh tLIG is PICIL• ithius i; Aetioi to AD g r . . code' • V.,' iii. r r. .____‘_ ni*, 4i lir o o.iii v i, .. , ._.,,mud"riot is e. ift iloPhatilliett ' si gitib- - cola's tale* to isii‘ i •' i abr.. loaiiiott , ; an thf ?CA l ee .oNoveithito; 1817. A iisoldi W.ijsess titan --d; that 4hormistreal• Obilittettiszthit teitiaiii; hveitifte i it lady was to . . iiitt saM ho had Paid 11. ilafretr • ...iiiiie•ll6iiis Nimit tag Ilse l ir GA ta • ilea file two iiii-ai • en*. tit Awe .•1 a My i .# • cod grilittat gird 4. ;boil s It. (reek i ' . ail 4 ea, lei Oil **nth terialo: 'VMS. ' -Lll 10 es with OM 1441 i litho; lid Ode_ peinisra . et Ci IA *ir4 lid itayad , O 1 r V. , • .4 niaLsillit aid * Iliabilidg aloe vii, WM/ siennpllNl its Illart i out4treet...... tatall:exataleatlee the Willson 1 . ; de - 46sta i lia born a preeiees eirroedtert, et isio goat isit*, there beitrA sestbidttaild of erAO4l so ' -.—• L vireo tie Orfeadant pea whew the qte *wadi otleottat of Ulf peestioiti aVirseteet, mai k tiorited L it A iocir 'ii to be e , tali Mint, *X illaiss stA.hili ‘ k . roll4rette hail *Or intodesd Ibis, 'set it, eeewegulteee ' flea prie t ed Mil Net hack- ,ThO Plalittir• alma trifeieil, Ifni her misfit Would not hue, tate* libleo.; Madam et all, had hi not eabihltetirest WIWI. at ( hit iallevilti Pifles 61 had lei plaea Wield), sod. ace did to tie dental:4l of twit gelato' ead dhatf • iikryle. The locitiogi filashicd earpdy WI . t te maretler 0 the month. For the Defeinlaut it viii Stalin, that ith fiod..ben: Bladed a bargain for Item &Oki's, at Week, -toil sae hi „Ville evening surpr;led and mortified bit a eel! to.eeiqui *stiff, to siy he cniald not haSo this luditto t t4:foe lain then tit,: guititas and a 14i, a dwelt. 410 wad then lately married, .and. ties thirties" frii present ionseuience, obliged to take tbe lodgings the.esti nnok: • This be seated it the ~,11.404110:111. oun,orancoa on the conduct ut Mn.rs Ifaittire dlior was this all : hisses(' of jolting Abe iedgi rite am.; piece, be fonnd welting statig.: so couks7tg shwas ; dinner Could not be etripi till itieu w'elosk ;pet of the forniinte tint nes egitibited to Wee. .hid -. ' of the ludgin. was remnied; and the, i Ha ilkialn Ii ins. new- bell' one, was an .lamp as io b. feiehabitaite. It woaki he pr:tverl _ that the Plobstiff 'a witness wad no t !w t./slit at the conversation she store to: The Defendant's laundress was then cant& ildi was present at the Inter/aim boonosin the liefioslsok sod Mrs. llnntly. Only two Lathes C 111•• to JIM. chambers. There was no sue with bf ril. lionitt hot her niece. Tito servant, who bad sworn sheets present, was not there. Mrs. ll. , atiy had insisted upon two guineas and a half a week, end reteltfed the one pound note. The Defendint Complained o[ not having been warned of this boisirei ay It eat then night, and his wife was to come to town nail the nest morning. The Ditnntiont at hst tad, lid would give two guineas sad a halt Is, the we.k. . , The Plaitstilr's servant was tined t.• IFirote.; sild proved, a great deficiency of novskiog nttntlls. There 6 pere only two meat dishes sod ea* vendabto ditch, ' and only three plates, whiobliere Not of a sett. .4 , claw table and sofa had bees relieved : (kirk ode no ;welters -to the bed. • Tide yet Woo, 'Olaf .„11bus centnher : the boort was very diptp,nodthsees iwaso lippearanca of any ire having Seen lighted. Tbd Defendant had made complaints in l.frr OPPOffiCIN . The Jury found . a verdict for the PtaiitifL ' - , ~~ TlioattriD w D. CLOVER. This was an action on a ballot exchnogei and be work and lithoer. The Plaintiff sill the son of the Tiefendfrat belok (as was stated in the deed containing the agreement that bete fAlows) about to go abroad, *weed t.f lett debts for 'be Defendant, at five pseudo per cent. for thei , troohle, and the payment of their ed. pence. (25t. a-day while employed in collecting the debts); these expeoces they *Preto deduct met of the amount collected. Thompson and Glevo, had slay. rid 921 days in France ; had collected 28001 and haul deducted 9201. for his expences. Glove! had deducted 8801. and odd ; there was also 8004 for law "lances; and Thompson had drawn ibis bill alone for the reward •of his trouble. The MI was accepted before the accounts had been examined, . and wa' now resisted on the pentad that there eel no considers ion. • Glover wee the principal wimps* fir the Plaintiff. frle proved, that Thompson, whet was son-istArivr of 'he Defendant, had pee abroad in ineelvent arcuate stances, and that his wife bad j •iiied him in ranee. The witness him.elf had also a Lade wi'b Mat, with whose he I;red, as he said, by the coarsest and with the advice of his wire. lie could not, he thought, get a bed at Paris for less than five francs a nigt,t, nor was 255. a day too mach fur his ozpences; hd had been allowed the same in London. It appeared tint the bill of exchange had been endorsed erre to third person, who claimed a lien on it, The Pleha. tiff was nuoseited on this ground es to the bill of exchange, which was not produced ; and on dm counts for work sod labour, on the ground that the Plaintiff's only remedy for work and labeler was ander the deed, by w hich he was enabl e d let &aid two and a half pee cent. fur that porpose-.lhot no implied arrunie cnu:d be 'raised am the deed, sea that if it could, letraintiff bad claimed 51. per cent. for hie logle trouble ; whereas be was entitled i• only t ogsbantialtelf, the 5 per cent: being tbd pay fit the Plaintiff and Glover too. COURT OF COMMON FLEAS. Dee. 1. The Court met this morning in Goildhel, and after blight/ sat about an bong, adjoerned tilt Tease 47 -at. —ammo:6AL SECONUARIES'-irtl No*. 'Lutes* V. *Rola. • To this action, e jet come on bereft. the C.uert Ibis day, the Plaiwiff, Mr. PAberbv, * respectable surgeon in the City, sought to recover did seat of fife guineas only, for which tie m4stileopelled to take legal Mestere,: the Defendant, Mr. Thomas, fun wily a partner in the house of I%ontas, Strabia, and Stubbs, In Cheapside, resisting his claim as es. orhitant. Mr. W. Spent. was Plaintiff's Attorney, eta Mows. Walker sad Rankle were the Attornies tot Defendant. It appeared le evidence, that twenty pounds would bare been but a moderate temutmeatioa to tha ~: ~ : .a ~• 1 I