The National Register. — London, England, 1819-01-18 00:00:00

1.41 r INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING": BEN(•H, TersosY, JAN. 12. LIABILITY OF ATTORNIES. ?Ant v. Aaiun V AND COLE. fr4i. WWI an action lertimllot ii) MI. i'n:e, inspector of b-:atar) Plait,* to the L.MI Intlas CAollinsily, against Messrs. Amory and Cults, iolieilula, tot neglect in the conduct id tucir hit:sins-00,0s anomie,. h apr•Alcd horn the st.itrittent of NI r. Serselett, that Mr. Pars, ttltn had some tt.insoction. in a Soap Matta. Int tor* with Mr. Stephens, 11411 Ceded them by takinta t. at am I ant of attorney for 1001. frogs Ms Sleseini, with sti,y 1,1 ittireolimi I n t t 161 It of.llltic, and Mr. P,ige tbcrcupun *see his 4111,11114 A toory and Coles, old' 116 ill proceed against Mr. Steven.. r. - gtdat insole in smelt cases is to sign judgment, tote 11111 execistion, riti..l select an officer its snake the lets . All this 'I 4 4 4114 Colea, it e the Inlll Of JIM" r they 11. I, e1t.41 a,u oftiret of the flame WitiLlits, and smog hint to lotake a Iv% t si'.foie Chri•ea, %shill. Stevens carried on his Soap !‘l;iiiiifisetoiy, aml at (wit think), Judd Street,, Bo `quart', a here Stet ens res . nit tl. Tisk (diver I everted In k ot , ry attil Coles, that idt S-1 et ims's _OOllB were tenievcil i.ow Judd Sheet. that 111411eNeliie acre in his mauls taetoty Al (leek, 4,141111 11141 be %Sas assn iu ai teats or relit tot the ptca.i.cs whit I. hr hrld•thete. Etc.% one of thew 51.11 c. meat* e he had lilt teinoved I,l* gaols trout Judd Street : lie Imd not sadlescil from:tit extent at Chelsea ; And he was slot in al teats for lead of his manufactory. Mr. Page found tint that the officer had deceised him, by the broker to -the landloid of Stevens's manufactory C 1111411.11111011111111 50111 e few nays .ifierwat do, and telling him that he bad made a di.' tress sin the good. Ise was it illing to pay the overplos slitting from the isriit le• sold to listit, (Alt'. Page) oh he fakely ems•iderttl 10 be Stevens's patine,. This inform/it ion let Nis. Page into a secret; hr litaud th tt the Encise was not in at Chelsea, and that at the time ttken the officer's reborn Otis Made, 110 Vent teas 111 alums by Sic% cis. Ile communteatt Al these eirciiinstanees 1 his attormes, whose ditty it was, if the **tit had expired, rather to issne another u s rt , called an alitafieri facia*, or else to have ruled the sheriff to make a 'Tiara to Ilse Isomer visit. Neither of these were done. By neglect of the former measure, Stevens conttived,as would he shown in evidence, to dispose of all his property, unbolt* Mr. Page gt thing a aispeace of it; and by 'melees of the latter, all means of 'redress were lost us against the Sliel This statemeat was lielly corrobotated by Mr. I'age's wit 'messes. Mr. Gurney, for the defence, etiled Watkins, thy officei hot helmet hits et:whin:mum 111 r. Srallett suggested, Ihat a. Ntes.4 k. Amory and Coles were fowl:11 to an action against him for neglect, in the event of it vuttiiet bring obtaine,l . 2 4ins , 01.111, it WOlllll he lehmiate In give him a itelivr:,l Amory and Cole immediately Arrest to kive one. He stated that oil 1115 going down to Chelsea, he felled the prellll.l , locked up, and a padlock on the door Auld ;sitar autos. is. lie Was informed by Mr. Flier, Iho landlord, til.at this was Ihr kitag's and he ilielefore did oat foci an entrance inns the premises, as lie eOliCeAved the eseiae to IsM in lactose him. lie clambered oil all old tree, mod looked • ritrorgh a broken Ns itulow,but could nut discern any properts within. lie next %%roil to the txClJeleall in Rile) •Chelsea, nom,. ; lie, hoe ever, saw Isis wile brat Would not cite any inform:l ism. Ills evidessee sus Cu't roborated Ity his two followers ; and 11r. Ottriley nits going to cAll witarssrs IV his dial deter, %Oen Al,. Searlett said. that it was n 4 be did not to intend to ionic:nil it. Al r. er said ; th.il he had never, to the best of his recollection, (Apt est•ed aiiistotiatitin of the conduct of the f i e randant a , and cotes; if be had, it was 1111. re civility, and Itleillll uuthia. ; might say •• it was all right," bat isethieg mot.. - - • • • Cross esminiurat by Mr. Scarlett.—Allowed that lie was tlw 1111111 alluded to it: a letter prutltieed, 'oh Mr. Am r sv.as to meet at " When he met Mes.rs. Amory Coles, he was sent to repot% and not to judge. • The defence here closed, Had Mr. Scariett rt wird. Chief Jiloice then summed up the evidence minutely, and directed the jury in tutu a %ruii:ct fur the plaintiff, if they were of opinion that any negligence h ad looms cotton, led by the defendant.; but if they were of • different opinion, to give the delt•tuluntx the benefit 411. Verdict fur the plaint itt —flainerzes 1211.--Gusts 40s. Cuntnus ANECl“rrE.—(ireitia Green it.ts tamer been more &anguished than %Rhin the brat trio or ihr. • oteate, hating bolt virile el by a very emiiient legal nobleman, near') 70 e:lr el . age. its company Will a rellidle 4110 ha. brought him several children out or the 'tale of eretilork I a hich female, with the ;e.t.a :awe of the established' joiner of the place, lie mare gird. , Hl4 Lardehip trabirlied LOll4lOll in the garb sort heard dress of a irmale. l e hr object ot std. eery esora ordinals) atep Has to le:lit Unite the eitodredi of this raeoretioo, utter, accedifing to Seoltish kw, erase to he 11441.11(1a oil the 111-111.11gc ut trie units at any time. liis L 4,1141111 formeily Mooed rei tato errilitiCiliell 011 Ilic sp o t,4 to give his children thr ads atitaige of the condole! porsac.i.—The Noble and Lenard Lead Iris children ley a former otorriase ; and, h t totirve, tbi. proceeding cad by 1101111411 d interfere *itb Mel( Isuglisit rights, 4 hates es" 14 111.1) lb/ with their Se4llll , li. Th g ftirminglion Gculte I - 0111411M the following pitstieistall seltitise to the above :—" its Octobei Lord Esarine strived at (strum, accomposiied Iry Alias Sand. IluvA. the %%hum ,:t had srswal 011141111.17 (lilt at the pair of wedlock. lir was die bred 11l faatiourdile attire with • large Lei:bort' h et and Pots ve.l. On the arrival of the olikiating Piiest of the 'icittple cif Ity men, his titre* ctilri• &ere, mid appeared in prapria ilarararre, and temal C. ii irony living guile to, p al Brut stern declared Mall Mesa alit I Hilo 1.1 , 1114111 p AL4IIII 1,111 me lostelltiCe V 4 ,141 1 -11 1 1, read aa• on die print 411 takiis: his slepal nu e, hru his aim, Itie 1 lore. * l - 11041a4 Erikiur, m:441110111 plirai ant:. hi a chaise and favor; knit list Lout Stillas►lle 1 , ;,14,, sillily alter It e new niarrimi couple drove id. The be ide is aloud %I 4 join old ; the riot& beide groom start) 70." 'I following liberal act is relax , ti of the Lid of Britigi 1411111, at .A.lllitlec Castle, near tierce! Itriiipate r . Ti.. Ito •1 h s l.d.dy been (-tinsel' a Choredi*iteleit, and rely, s . The tit.* day was Christie:m.4yr, et laso the vii . . . . P. s i werlilß Ilia .0184.1% ob Ibistor, vitt, We w iII 11,..re .41.• u ., ns t 0.:,.• RIO I trill rimoloy rod pay 1114 so a;,, , . T s f.roptoiliuti k net II mot in) ) woo retied notiotiutuu.l). 4111.hii.'s Int" , givro uttiolisction, puJ ILttr will be Aigsst?toy ut for a, roe te esiMe. NATIONAL nEGTsTrit 1 1 4;)1,1C E. Gt'ILI)nALI.. RIOT ON pnert.almiNt; THE ••1111.•,14, BY JOANNA SOTTH- CoTT tt I)I4CIPI.EfiI. A Latticut .hlt. 111 , 1411 Ce Or :hr ellerlir • ; inr.ttna. ion and religioute ends. ern. exhubite.l at Ilia* office 011 Wee 11111,114%. Sll/1111ri Slllll. V a n d XlAriil CAllll,lllll' Niblvy 164 n Ile, S.IIIItIVIJ ll And 10,4 al/11, a boy of ten yea. tilt),'l'hrni*. Jon.-a,Jolto Aogel, '1 only Smittt. Jainra It old, not Eillaar.l Slatt-r, 1.0, 1 , 2 yenta"! n2e, hioalthi ii from the (*.mower, by Rral nI and (Lithos., .4 1 ,415 of Cot it %elm had rrtth gre.st difficulty, anti at Iln• li.iz ti el of diet' own Int utt, marred the prisoner. from the tut of at. initotesoe 101111, tit Bodge Row. Cannon Street, abo .1 tell o' , lork os IVetlite.day taunting. _ These delmlod people were. it nppearad, disciples of the lately fiIIIILOW J•assina Somlietatt, of whom unr reade II heard so mod, two or threw ye w . a g o, and conceircal themselves directed he (l .l to ortarlaim the coming of the Shiloh on earth ; to r Ibis tans pose they assemlool at the %%est end of tha• I , lwit. iu order 11/ enter the ota!y care of ilic event city (Tr mph thronch o Inch they unit clid in procession :shoot Moe 'clock in the maroiog ; they were each derorate:l with ;a %%bite cnektole, awl wore a small star of srllnw sit/matt no their Irtt breasts. Sibley led the procession, hearing a brageo trumpet :idol seal will light blue ritsanal•,and the boys cutlet! ' cash at sotali tia:: of Mae silk. In this manner they pu.ceu Actl . . through Fleet Street, tip I.trilgate 11111, ;and 410;11; Ste ' , aura Church Yard, to Bodge stow•, a re eat crowd tolloweel Mei casing rontimially as th:•y proceeded. flaying arrived, as the in till' middle aul the great city. limy halted, and began to perform their eel einuilirs. Sibley sounded the tromp. t. nod proclaimed Ike second vo mit% o t th e Sham s , she Pi ince of Prier am ed. th ; unit his wife cried out aloud. •I ! wo! to the isilsabisani.r of the earth, because of the c ttttt isiss of ll m • Shiloh." This cry was repeater] several lime-, and joined to wills a loud strive by the others in composts. flue crowd wa. by sliis time nap, every iaS stopped sip, 41111 the passage carriages rendered impoosible. •I•he bosh Isegaris w int lois:long and oh at these anises abl. deluded people, and at Irmoli proceeded to pelting them with mod anal evecy sort of missile's this cool s ! promise I the}, oat their pat lowing most of them stool y 'sing aorta, resisted'; the tight brrame georral and tremendous, the flag.: were Marta down. and Sibley nod Isis associates wish dab. milt> presers rd, he Me ekes limos of she otficert, fions falling .immix to the isslistorteil rage of the mob. and cone .y ed to the C.:moister. Their appeas ance,w hen pot to the liar, bespoke the dangers they had cow through t the men all been rolled iis the mud, and Sibley bore evident mai ha of violence in his fare. On being called upon by the Magistrate, lir. Alderman Bridges, to give all account of their coininei,iii dint Mouthing the public peace, Sildey, with as air of author lit , directed the (ohm,. in he silent, owl, auldrceong the Animal:in, said, he reel died there It A• not time Int him to eater lotto the nartieolars of the mission or Cr., Ite atm. He haul been a•matnamled be it toffee, through me boy Slater, to announce that the Pt ince ut Peace vcat c one np•m earth. It vtos entomantleol to pendant' the seems , ' etmung of Sll.lOll, in the value manner, mid with the tame a lithority. as John the liartitt had proclaimed hi' bast coming. 'Don proclamation he was to nt•ake three !iinto4 in the iiii.tvi ut the great coy, by the 1 , 0111111 of the trumpet. tie and Isis eduitaututet ttrrtrut obeying the command. of God, and io so doing h a d COnd . " .i t d themselves pracably, and interfered with no une, when they were. a n ac►ed by the mob. He was laneeediiitt to explain the nature of the 'kin's,' with which the tiny had been Comm% hia wile was raiiiing her voice to hear testimony to the fart of the Shiloh being on earth. whom she Stlid she had in her arms fons times, whim the Magistrate 'mei rained than, and observed, :hat It was evident, if they were not insane, that they wee e stction tinder a strong delikion, and pointed out to them how tiostli better they would have been employed in pursuing their regular iivocatioos, than the cause of politic riot, and ess. dillluysiiig their own pillow:, set:onion:oiling thetas to desk' from any repetitions of then "ti Uhl absurillties and dclu- 'Diemen in reply said, it was right they should obey Goil ; but they would do es hat eser the Nlage•ie ale 111 test , and death( ft any fitriber proclensaiime, :waning him at the same time that 'WY., Willits. the tatillOil an Come. 'the Alderman said lee would slot rely - nil their promise, gust sl Id detain than all in distally till they meld procure him some better assue and. than then - owes words fur their peace able demeanour in fuelled flicy were aCt•tll tltitmly conveyed back to the Compeer in Imo CtlaCliva to ;trot eel them fe one the mob 1 one of the own on stepienig into the coach, embeitioutel his coat, displayed his yellow star; and playing leis band on it, proclaimed aloud that it was God's colour. Th e m a le pri•oen rs are j eleylelalle Ills (+emirs, and ap e ;scaled to be simple, deluded, lint peaceable men. biteley, the Icadve , is a a:m.1111mo in Coleman Street V ii ii. They were brought up again on Thursday, when Sibley Mina again the spokesman, tend, in e eply to the lagiseratc,se leo beepiired-if he bad ever been ii. Redline, said, the gentlemen might laugh, lint lie was not neasl, but had restigatill the bu siness thoroughly before lee was convinced. lir believed We Roble front covet me-over, and co 1.1 point out the prophesies which were now fulfilling. lie then went ieelei o long s hap Body of eions.mse especieng the visions wills which the In.) had been hes on red err God, and declared Ise lia.l witnessed miracles petrol need ley him. In tlw course. of Isis loon ell ess, he quoted the Sri ipt tire+ s cry floridly, .tiol couclitels.l by ref.-fling, In justification tit hie heliet. to the passage iu A hich it it said, 4, to Ilir hatter thi . la conrold men shall dream dreams. and your young men see visions." hieing asked %bat place of worship his art entire', be eeplied Ina church as his own house, 3, (*.node gal d, Upper Wide eee osee Slier'. thew were about :in of than who mei there. Is desiently, toe read the Bible HMI recervt the curniteands of the Lord. Ht owl now received command from God to desist finite ails inrilier proelamalion ; mid if elm Peloce Regent w.-re ;u nudist all the uumry in the was lel, and lay it at his feet, he thr ed not to tilt it (Ile IlagisU ile 11 , 1011 therefore rely there w meld lee no repetitide of elide resin's* emeeliect. ho this declaration be was johied by lila Wilt• and elle rest of his , associate's, who all &claret' aloud, elide they dared lid now pierced any further in this lousiness. Ote thi , xssurauye iii their part-, they wete ttiaelturgctl with a ',nimble aditioniiml um ill,• aort.y Aide, man, EXTRAORDINARY Archtermoret RTSPECTING THE LORD MAlNOl.—Fritlay. neatly at the eke... of the Calitalltatitlna at tlila •NO.tet: Ileum, Minn*. a rtspszable solicitor, a Nimbi* of te.e Coult of Common Council, :tad an Attormy tter laud Mayor's Conn. said lie had lu apply tole* %ease:Mier his peutretien ejlaitast 4.lllk4ict ul the I.ord ilayar of lanntor„ and Lis six servants, who haul turned hint mat of the Nl..n.quas llouse of et stveral :Imes. As the nature of the application must JAN 1 appear to his wouldp to be eery euttaorditary, he would take tt e liberty to explain the whole circumstances of the ease. I ant, said lie, an awn nes. es the Lord Mayor's Court. and in that capacity form a parr at his Lordship's household'. and have twat at the son-nil-bearer's tal'lc; I also !lass ocettaional business ta transact at the Mansion I loose. and have a particular drawer assign. al to my use there. This situation I have 'held now athan It years, and originally purchased it of the Common Cooled. for upward' or 2,0tt01. It is, thorefore, my freehold for lifer I have also a right of alienation. Thus circumstanced, I have a clear and , itninbitable right of egress and regress to the Mansion House. nut ".'j'') iii all thekrivileges uniformly attashed to are office I have pot rhassesi ;dl which rights, during the long rental of ta eve years. and under the innyortiltith of twelve successive aldermen, your worship amongst the number, here never in any instance been questioned. The pre. sent Lind Mayor, for what reasons. or on what grounds I am at 3 lOSA to tlitille. • has thought proper to deny those • i s ;lits, to trftese soy claim to a scat at the swotel•bsares's tab/e, and to expel rue fine , : the Mansion Moose. As I could rid tamely submit to this obstrite• Lion of my just rights. I offered the best pe ireable teastance in toy power. whereityon his Lottlship called • phi; six servants, who, by his order, he himself aiding and enessur gin ; them, forcibly turned me out of the Mansion !louse. This v .1e• tee has been ripeated three several times. I think it proper not to forego the claim of nay right. and intend therefore to proceed a- e usual hour, 5 o'clock, to the Mansion !louse, and take my szats . aid I an: aelsisrd, lost do now apply to your worship, to grail' roe tile assistance of tan officers to yroeeed with nie, for the purpose of protecting nie in the exercise of that right, as will to be witless that I commit tin breach ,of the peace. The application may be novel and extraordinary, bat as my complainais against tine Chief Magistrate of the rite, your worship must be aware that I have no other tribunal to which I CAS apply except to the Sitting Aldsrman in this Justice itoom. 'lr. Alderman C. Smith.—This is .1 very iinpleasant thin t for one naegiatraur to Ire acting against another. and it would be arill MOP!' Gates rdiriary to entirloy the uflivers of the city against the Lott' Mayor, its chief magistrate. If there be any dispute betty en bi; Lordship and yourself respecting the rights of the situation you hold, that appears to me to he a question of law, in which it would not he proper for me to interfere. II is Lonlship way coasider the Mansion !louse to be his house, and that you have nu right to enter there without his permission. Mr. should he very unwilling to press your worship to any unpleasant proceeding s whatever he your decision i shall low to it : it is enough tat lire thar I have made the appli,satica. With respect to actions. I rise already commenced ten against Ins landshio and lilt savants ; but am I. during the shill tedious delay 0e the law, to '‘e kept, forcibly kept, out of my rights % It is not a compeasation for damages that I apply for from your hands. bur a restitution of my just right. As to the reSisal of tire Sheriffs, to pros lie dinner for his Lordship's. household at the ties. stuns, your worship must see that has no bearing upon the questions Mr. Paine (the Cleat to the Magistrates) sorrel:tett, that the Mans sion.liouseihring the house of the P erd May. r, Sir. Williams might he committing a trespass in entering it, in which case his Lordship had a right violli,er moans imponere to ronipti him to retire. As there would be a Court of :Sidemen on Tilealay, he would advise Mr. Williams not to press his preireflt andivation to a sing!e Magis• trate. but state his complaint to the whole assembles! lardy of the Magistracy. Mr. Williams—With great submission to your Worship's legsi advi-er I contend. that the Mansion-home is the I .ord Mayor's house ),eta.( his. It is the house of the Carper-Anon. 'fire doors must be kept open at all tiunea far many public. pm-roses ; consider:dile bush nest 41011 C there regarding - the coelrets ; 111,liCt` is adnri. nistered there • so that it cannot lie eon•idersil is. the )gyrate house of the lord Mayor only : but, Sir, my tight of entry there is in fact acknowledged by the Isnel Mayor IliMACit, who has i•artteipated and is rso - ticiparing in the money taken out of my . poeket for the purchase of this place. My application for pecuniary redress. I know, must be made to the Court of Common Council : eith the Court of Aldermen I have nothing to do. I have already said. k am not desirous of pressing a deeiden ; if your Worship thinks it necessary to consult the Court of Ahletinen before you choose to act. I shall bow to that opinion, and retire. - - - - - Magi=trate.—Certainly, Sir. I tin nut in such a case as this tlak it right to act mdely on my own opinion ; and shall therefore {ientitit the Court of Aldermen at their meeting on Tucmlay next. Mr. Williams thereupon left the office. ROW STREET. STAMIE Conubmsx.—Twevilay George Archer, the driver of die Stromlwatt-rid:age-coach. way brought before Melt: it Biotic, V.+ the M .gist rate, (barged with forcibly taking Irmo Mr. Fraiwiti Dawson au umbrella, and tui.bc hay Misr to him, as 1.1, fait-. I).sw•on resole• m. drook Green Terrace, Galante'. smith. Oat Tline.day week tic hod ticcus nil to L .. to 1. Mu, and gut open the outside of the Steatidwater stage ,o sets, drove Mr the pri.omer. On the coach :irrivoig at she New White Horse Cellar in P.resealilly, I sr alighted from it, aml ear.. the prisoner a %billing, which the eosin 111.1ry CIIJCZe. The prisoner inxistell opou having sixpence •more, o Idris Mr. Dawson declined Kivine. 'FM prUmilei brranii• extra euely abn.ive and imolesit. Alm Dow tun requested kiln to go Instil fbe sure) into the ruins tidier, and if lie nil* illlDlUled dime that lie lead a right to demand and take Is. bd. he V11411(1 then gist him sixpence more ; this did not avail sloe conch into s•nwiinnrd hi. inymdrncr NMI 1.11111 iIOIIII Dimon tendereal him his 11.04.1. mid add. eas, whirls he treated with etalmotid, and rebeed to give nano• and liddres. to NIE. Dawson. and farci:Uy total. lima Ji r. 1)aw.1:11 out• lwella, and rode 011 with it. The ilti,atior was 4111110 to lie proceeded against 011 Tues day for %mating the tuella ; slits, hunt-vet .as on abanitioied, nod he was raarieteil in the mitigated penalty of 200. lind as. runs, under the Act of Partiamcitt tor re-mil:wing tail pull flits imposing st t of men, ttlie Ads Gem. 111. ciir. 48..ee. 12 ) A i't4lll\l . iIA4 been defrauding •ereiid ;14fi•Ilea by pretend• bee oil by 4 1)1.'111411, a n d eh-Vol-slug reiiiicated Iv tit rv, fur which Ile received the puelagc. lic vigtiUll'iuesdAy esaluiurd and IVIII4IIIIeII. THREATEN! IhO I..reTtAta.-0o Tite.rtay the Eli I an., Conn. Ire. of %mom 41111111C41 lofore Itllhald Mink., F.. 41.. the Matti•trair, In eghibit a run. plaint agaiiist a 111411 of the own,: of Robert (irierson. Iloln al the Ctionices had received lan threatening !effete, 11l rtlult /I .11111 of WIMPY tutu her ladTslop. Vti Lei ) 1111,ufliltrma. dispatched ti um rant to Irace nut and apni bend Milli. Flir tried in tam dining In find inm , and .1.0 on IV ediirsitay nun Ding aide i;ii heifer seCrees jll in the eltrintaiii hr pin% d hint 10 'the 1111' all Caniiiess ul tileirtiiii silsu repaired; and .Ir. Wilde iteitig nt al le itilance, 11.. rsamisigiti 111' die prniuncr co 11111 l enced. fie we. If MAI 1,4111, ei:()1 anti eiii;ci trd. - ... . • 1 Cts9lsslrmi id .. 4W(. I -n, stilled ; 11141 on loot da U• 1 114, r , poiog, bet ors 1, 1 41141 t thr It, et% eu 1 . 111111. V. E), ‘Viinimiroor. el) 4 ilsithr by the ioni.et.o% 10. 0 • io hi r' t, Ilse Ittie or 1.4,1%* 11foriosi..11111.1 jnii 9, It" :411 , 1.1g11111 •• Itt , ts rt (is ter•in,;" most oo Moody) Even s.ise Is I ri% rill 411011.44 Is IT. r llor tql9virlar, roof . 'tics "ir'l Jan. 11. IPllo.llnti..o.gt.l gi 'OIL The Cyrt l3ll .!. sisal fruits 11,. 1..r....ir055i ,:slop.s. 1.1.1.4 in boils tier leiteim, boi par In. 9 `llr he r.O-11 to be ill go oat &mgt., (row 1114.1'1611%0' , er r atul Air 1..al 'rem Irsuuu luupprehrorl / •ild did alijirtlly:tid.