The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-03-04 00:00:00

IYOA 01.0,c .46„,,, No• 4655. NAST INDIA 110 CM March I. IMP. 'HEREAS, io pursuance of the 6th Section TTof the 7th Chapter of the 11-lass of the United c ia gasy of Merchants of England trading to the East In erg. it is ordained— “ll.lll a list shall be ditillishmi thirty days before the wad Meek* of liireetors, containing the name.' of such kgles geslitied. agreeable to LOW. 11.1 'hall signify in r ola to tSedecretary, their dtAire of becoming Candi es Oar the Direction, thirty-two days before suet annual net'eur of Dir •etortt of the said Company do hereby s i r e satire. in order that the Proprietors may ronforsis to old Ry-11.sei. that the ensuing Election of Six Direr rq of the said Company for four rem. Is appo:nted for i ttb April next: and thst tomb I.lst will he pliblished 4•‘• Isefore the said Election. as the abort-men itene.l BOA , directs. JOSEPH DART. Secretary. EAST INDIA IlOrglf. Morels I, IMO. Ciiart of Pireeirtra of the l'nitell Company Ifrr, ttaa ts of Mislead. trading to the East Indies h ers b j , siri Notice, roe the Qt ARTP.III.V G Cot IT appointed to he hoid otitis House on Wanwrin t% the 'Zild Instant, it made orriah for the purpose of sulimittinit for ens tintiotion the Itrisolocion of tbr Court of the ?Li I Dee •nober last, approv ig the Resolulution of the Court of Directors. of the 10th % et cher lao. /ranting to Sir George intim Harlow. got, R. a Pension oft 1,400 per annum, on the r eflood% therein slated. Tie Report required by the Ity-Lsos. Cap. A. Rae. IP. No rther with the documents Neon which the said Rioirillitinti pas been cornice,. are open for the Inspection of the Pro rietun at this House. JOSEPH DART. Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Mardi I. 1940. HE Court cf Pirectors of the United Compu:iy I f Merekeota fif Eapland,lrsding to Me Keel Wier kerby gire Notice, Thal the QtAITEIILT GENERAL Cola? of the said Cent soy. appointed to be held at their House. in Lradenlisil- Meet, on WIDINZS DAY, the AM insta3t. at Eleven o'clock is the Forenoon, is further made special. for the purpose of prkieg into consideration an enaninqms Resolution of the Coors of Directors of the Yid December last (whleh aas to base been brought under con , literation on tb.. 14th of Jaen try last, bet was postponed In consequence of the late hour sublet the precious business before the Cord on , list day nts disposed of), recommendinn the Colirt of Proprietor. to *etherize the Court of Directcrs to offer to his !thirsty to seise sod maintain, at the expense of the Compan„ a rtio ra f r loluateer Infantry, from amonzst the persons Is ny's employ ; and if Ida Mnjesty shall accept sorb sgls. lbw to anthorlze the Court of Direetors to defray the of the Corps so to he rais out of ti,e funds of rir.ospony, sod if oeeessarc to apply f-r as let of PRI'- tooetios the appropriation of a cat part It ZWild be that purpose. Copy of the said Resolution now lies open at this House be the perusals( the Proptletorn. Ttr AZO • j°4IIVI DAR T , 'NATIONAL FIRE ASSOCIATION. $, Vaiwits-rrearr, BLacicrataits. riIHOSE Meet'ss whose Policies expire at Lady -1 day wit, are limb! Informed, that Receipts are now ready for their rented, at this °Moe. and at the Agent'. The object of this Insthntion Is to prevent loss or Property and Life In Flre: every means are used n hied ran he dr- I toed for the accomplishment there .f. Several tool inven tions have beta produced; some of which mar he seen at this Oiler. and at the ..Igents, where partieultms urns he known.—The menev deposited by each lleinlwr in this e.ta hlishittent remains his prop e rty. and is phir . ll r.tinterest till the end of seven years: he %ill then be entitled to receive back I:is proportion of the say inql. 8 ) order of the Directors. L. BOUTILLIER. See. N.B. The Life Department is conducted upon the same beseieisi principles. TO FLORISTS, GARDENF.RS. AND oniEnt4. PARTNER WANTED. A MOST advantageous SITUATION in the FIARIS"r and SEED LINE, established for-10year'. with a lumber of Noblemen and Gentlemen's gardens tii look after, and (*mishit', Rail- end Routs; so situate. within ire esioutes' walk fruits ffsde-parit, that for local conve nience mad dispatch of business, few opportunities offer of such an eligible situation for an active person ; and nay part of the Business will be treated for. Particulars hy applying to Mr. Cochran. Auctioneer. 7. Date-oreet, ro‘venor-squaw.--Le tiers post paid. TUE (mIGINAI, AND GENUINE. Patronized b% MAJESTY. their Koval Highnesses the DUCHESS of YORK. and DUKE or sCssEX. his Imperial Majesty the EMPEROR of RUSSIA. la s s their special tuthority. and by most of the Nobility and Iletitry throug.sout Europe, ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, the OrieinJi and tiennine.wamated aford the greatest nourish es's)t to the Duman (lair, presents its being injured by dente of climate. illness. travelling. dre.; removes the sem+ harshness and drn ness. prevents the hair falling or turning fres. and produces a thick growth cn bald places. makes the hair te,n, curly. and glossy. pres •rves the curl in &imp weather. pr,ditre: uhiskers end eyebrows. —Price Ss. ti].. 74 - to., get.. and 214. per bottle. • .4!go ROW LAND'S ESSENCE of TYRE.--Ity merely netting the hair tiflt this preparation, tlo. Proprietori war mot to pi. O'er immediately s peer •e• china.. in HED or GREY HAIR, WHISKER'S, EVE-PIWWS. In beautiful glossy and permanent BROWN or FILACk, imi tating :he exact natural colour. Washing makes this d‘e more durable.—Lailies or Gentlemen may tise their hair witii "se and sesresy.—Price 55., 78.6 d.. and 10v. Id. Sold wholesale. retell, and for exportation. by the sole Prorrietors. A. Rowland and Son. corner of 'Uri's-street. the first turning on the deo in Hatton-girder,. Holborn. London; rod, by apgointment, by Messrs. Ilendrien. Tlteh borne-street ; th, 117, Gatlin and Peirce. 67. Overton, 47, and D. Mime, 35, New Bond-street; Bayley and Blew, Covlvrur-street ; S. Berry. 17, and JahnstoLe. 15. Greek rteet ; J. snd C. Butler, 4. Cbcorilde; niece. 66. CNN, - side : Newberry and Sous, 45, and Edwards. 56, St. Parrs chweeh-yard: Itstritess, : Barclay and Sons. 1.45. Fleet-market ; Prout. init. and f: •n•. 330, Strand; Bow l+. y. 105 Hatton-harden; 1 3 )e, 45. King-street : Sutton, BOW Charelt-yard ; Tall, IL and Johnston, Coroldil Bol ts% aid TAI, Royal Eitettoote ; Whyte, Eastcheop; and by ap Poritamers and Medicine Venders. A. ROWLAND and WON respectful') CAUTION the Public azninat spurious Jolted's'', composed of sleirterious ingredients, Injurious to the hair. To prevent the Imposi tion, ask for ROWLAND'S OIL or ROWLAND'S DYE. and observe that each genuine bottle Is signed on the out side label. in red ink, " A ROW LAND and SON."— **est that signature are eouaterfetts. _ P - 6 '...; fur ~ . )%,, _ e•.l 1,•.. inan •& . • ( t ] _ LONDON, SATUirbAY, MARCH 4, 1820. " The Cause fur which HAMPDEN . feil 14:4he Ffeid, mid StDIVEY died eit At "abial r TO Tint RI.EITORS OF SOUTHWARK. OI,ITLIIPV. Asst - ttru at the iniexihility of vour principles, and that your rapport wool(' only he given, or with held. secordhe to the indiento it von had formed alloy Om duet In Parliament. I refraine4 from trisabline von with env pftlefild solicitation until It heroine Inv duty, In ess•••• queens of the Dissolation, to return vnu thanks for boralitv and Lindner; 'which I have exper;enced whilst Oct-ti lee as oar of the Representatives of your Roronoth. The reception I have met with rove. 1 did not minosiNit late the eriiirideratierea that weeki rvateinte peer delight% whilst it far more titan realises every aspiring hope ked formed n 4 to fie prisseaidon of your favourable opinion. 4, Feat In Parliament. conferred bt ronstituents who hive no collect in view but the pnhlie welfare, is, indeed, a elation of hoiviur: and vonr disinterested patriotiava is a riled ing , tr• to thole who hope to preserve the Borough-system by at saper,ion on popular Pleetions. I fear, an Vie glertion takes pine, on an early s dor a 1 Tuesday. the 7th instant. that 1 may not have it in tow.'i power to par my per.; reapeete to eseb Elect ir: hut 11 Ratter ma self that OP such ominnions will be attributed :o f th- trite cause. viz.—phinieal iniptins'bility to execute that duty in so short a period. I have the honour to be your obedient and rhitifuk nt. ROE. WILSON. .1 Charles-Wrest. Oakley-squire. lamb I. 1900. TO TEM WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVEO OF THE CITY OF LONDON. n PNTLILIIIIO4. ADISSOLUTION of Parlisment having taken plan. end the (My Kirwtion beige ise.l f o r TL: DAY NEXT. I altall in the +hi.rt interval devote the wiiele of In.: time to the very plessine task of pi' ing mt resperni to those lientlemen which me ditty in Parlisusent haskiiner to prevented me from visiting. Professions. I trust. are unneces.art I my principles are well known to yost. and from these I shall crier swerve. T. , your approbation of those principles I atiiiinite tile ter% biterine reception my friends and nit self hate met with on Oor ea IT-411. Were any thing waittide. your kindness on that present invasion wonl.l blast me for ever to tour rests. and determine me to devote en) lite to the support Of your Melds and Privileges. I hew leave most earnestly to ‘olleit a eontiounnee of %our setiyertertions ; and should there be omissions. either as ►egard' letters or ot`terwhie (which. I fear. from the Incor rectness of the Lists, are unavoidable). I trust you will over look them. I ant. Gentlemen. with the great.... respect. Your faithful and devoted *permit. bIATTIIEW WOO 9. Caguidtter selreidtrutilor Paal's Catraton-street; snore all communications respeeliag the Election will be thankful') received. Nor'+ I. hWU. TO THE WORTHY INDEPENDENT lA% ERY OF Ll/NliON. PARLIAMENT being Di:wive& 1 beg leave revert fully to renew my solleitations for your Su Gra ges •nd Hupp°, t to be re-rbsetad one of )mar Representative. The approbation of my principles and conduct unani mously expressed at the very numerous sad respeetshle pubic Meeting on the tad tilt.. the assurances of support then itiven, and the eery kind and flattering tweept . I have met with during any canvass, demand my warmest r o m:itede. and I have only to entreat a contia.tance of the netise exer tions of my Friends to WWII my complete success. It is my anxious desire to wait personally on every atm tleman of the Livery ; but should I unavoidably be p ed. I In..pe it will not he attributed to any want of respect. hid to the shortness of the period that Intervenes before the day of Election. and to the incorreetaess of t h e Lists. I bare the honour to remain, Gentlemen, Your most obedient and faillthd servant, JOIIN TIIOB. THORP. ',• l'he Day of Election is thed for TUESDAY, 7th Instant. sad Aldermaa Thorp'. Committee will meet daily at tie King's Head. Poultry, where aa: communications will be thankfully regrind. Kiss's Heed. Poultry. March S. ISM TO Tug WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF THE CITY OF LONDON. rs LL r. LL s, INVITF:D by a highly respectable body of the LIVERY to offer myself a CANDIDATE:. to he re termed one of your Representatives in Parliament, at the ensuing ileflefal Election, it would ..svour too much of ar fectition were I to attempt to conceal the satisfaction I de rive from so flattering a compliment, and I no longer delay the public avowal of my fissions wish to 111 the ItsinueraMe station to which my attention is directed. My ardent friends have. I free, by the encomiums which their Resolutions have connected with my mime, been ht -leced to judge of me too favourably; to those I Isere unen and other friends, who, in a manner so honouricdt. ow, have cireco . i stepped forward to make known my aid to promise me their support. I return toy v.arenest thanks, suit entreat them to continue their exertion‘. do sot yield to any man in a faithful attachment to the Sovereign, or in admiration of the Constitution ; soil I ven ture to express with confident-a, that. should my •irorts be crowned with &access, I shall he found equally the Supporter of the just Prerogatives of the Crown, and the firm Defender of the Rights of the People. I am aware what little dependence is generally to he placed upon public addresses. and I would therefore refer you to en) past conduct as the hest surety for my futur e in tegrity. I have derived the greatest satisfaction in the assurance of the favour of Gentlemee of the most different political impressions. without departing frem those principles a hich have ever influenced my conduct. Standing on ground truly independent. and unconnected with any other Candidate, my reliance is on the greet body of the Livery ; and from them I anticipate the complete ae complishment of my object. The important duties attached to the Chief Magistracy of I Ills City demand the greatest portion of my time ; should I. IhiNkore, be enable to pay my personal respects to all the Illuises. I hope their liberality will accept as an apology pinnore of my official engagements. inlik great respect. I have the honour to be, Gentles's, Iththr kithful friend and servant, GEO. BRIDGES. Mansion-house, 17th Feb. 1920. N. B. The Lord Mayor's Committee meet daily at the Mansion-house, wilted dl cosnmenleatlons will be thank' fully received, GENER.II, ELECTION. T It numerous and hirlily-rrspectable MEET II ISO of the LIVERY, held at the Londe& Tavern, this 114 day of blareh, Sir (II R141:4 PRICE. Bart. is the Chair. It was moved ►y Sir Charles Floe er, Bart., seconded by Bir Robert Wilmot, Bart., and Reonlyed imeninionsly, That Nir WILIAIM CURTIS haring( been publicly and reigns invited. by a no t numerous and respectable body If OM Livery, to Afar hinssolf as one of the Candidates for ho ikpreseatatu n of the City of London in Parliament, at the approaching Election. This Meeting Is iiiirre.ord with the conviction. that the Cause In which the lion. Baronet i. encncert. k not so mneh his Own, as that of the livery of Loudon and of the Public at large. It was moved by BirJohn &aar, seconded by Mr. Alder man eo,r, sad valittosaitost fasassiraoralv. Tibet Wm blandest pledges hoar to atusad the Common ;HAl wa Tusniday salt. being the day Sued for dm nook's reil.^alad.cp use Its Ineueuce iallitidaalip mod colleetivolv ' with the Friends of the Boa, Baronet, to aspisort bias by their preaente upon that nereslon. And, Mir etilrl •tt Prier having ncitted the Chair, it It -a otoved by Sir tit:tries Flower, Bart., seconded by kir. Jicks. and Rrnhpd vinnilmonov. 'That the 'flunky of ttsk Meetier he riven to Air Charlea Prier. kart.. for Ilk able and jadieious eoadnet in tb, Chair. TO THE FREE SURUESSEi UK (ih♦ rLewrv. AREI'I +HT having been circulated that we hir e w tenor ...An / fait...elves as Candidstes to represent the Remote,' of Ipatrieli In tile ensuing Parlia ment. we think It right p •sitivc:v to "moire von. that having meta ith the most nattering prial encouraging sneers at Ips wich. London. and all purls of the eountr). it is our fixed and unalterable determination to persei ere In the content. whilst the enemy is In the field, u.ttil every Freeman shall have had an opportist.ity of exercising ;:is e:ective frattehl%P. We have thelummer with rent reapeet, your very oh:Alicat and humble gert ehabeer TIIO‘I4S RIRRErr LENNARD, WILLIAM II MD MANI). Coutimistre in the interest of Mr. I.entEtrd an 1 Mr. lleidimin.l 404 rroi, 4s et Nu. A•.l'heneerc-len.•. 3114 t No. V 4. l 41•41ou-drert. AMIE!. INN. f. r. Ctaimiues. YTRARN• GENERAL OFFICE FOR TRAVELLING. THE following• MAILS and other COACHES Fn from 114- above Inn • Paris Ro)at Mail, rtu Dover, Tuesday and Friday Nights, at twelle. l'ortseuouth and G ...port MRII, through (lodide°lnit, Pr intt Port..ce. eter% F.velinK at a quarter post 7, an , l tz•ini!rtt at half past O. On its ur.•i‘al a padiet sal)* to Mr Late of Wig M ronvi.% remtenTrrs and parcels: and a Ntall t'nveit bet. off Cl) Chi( to %ter. 1194.110 I)raylrta, Havant, Entswerth, le. Mail. through Illamloy, en 4 MlCet lial . ll 44 l" Mvonlng a (matter pint Ind MU- . day at half pas; Dover and Canterbury Mail. through Gravesend. Chat ham, at Fevershe ev:my SIMIldo, nt • quarter past 7. and Snails) It half pii-d t 4. FrinnCitiftertinry. pas.engent and par leek are Conveyed to Dal. Margate. • Rsinsgste, Sancsicti. Re.: and from Dover. parcels gee eonvevell to Follii•iine. mandgate. Ilythe. Dinseberch. Ito.itnes. and Lydd. A nt iwtpt and Itoenor Pest-roach. dirt-mgt. Billingherst, Monday_ Wednesday. and Friday, a quarter before 7. Rath and Bristol Post-roach. to carry only fonr inside, through Rending. Niarlboreugh. Fain.% and Chippisuliani, es ery Alurning at Bath and Brisiol Light Pust-coarh,esery Afternoon at half toast t Bath T.ighi Poo-roach. in two chi% 4. to marry four insiila. through NI a'clenhead. Reading. Des Ire:. and Melkshstn. Monday. Wertnesday. and Friday Mornings. at $. This rnarh is chiefly intended for the arrommottstinn ut families. instincts. &e. who cannot undergo the fatigue id inch a distance in one day. Brighton Light Post-coach. through Reigate and Curl- Said. every Morning at S. Cheltenham Post-eoach, to carry only roar iniiisle, through Dente) . and Osfiird„ every Morning at a punier befure Chichester. Bogner. and Pets orth Post-coach. Monday. Wedeesday. and Frida) Mornings. at a quarter before 7. Dover and Canterbury I.ight Post-coach, Monday, Tues day. Thursday. Friday. and Siondliv Mornings. at 7. Datelining and Guildford Telegraph Coach. through Ash strati. Leatherhead. km. l'iiesday. Thursday, and ttrjurfla% llornings, at R. Little-tumour'. Arundel. and Pets firth Coach, Timed's*. 'Fhtirs.in%. and Sati•rilay Morning... at a quarter before 7, exeept Briilzeiiiir. , l and Walsal Post Corrh every Evening. Margate, Ramsgate, Deal. Sian.ln eh, n•I I Broad-tairs Light Post-,. , Tnesciat . Thursday. Friday. and Qmta Morninvc. al 7. kendal..l.:•leaster. Pre,ton. itot.on Thorley. I)rini4irk. and (isrstante. Post rost a I ler noon at •• Gotta:mins and UMliturd Telegraph ('rich. through Kingston. Ditton. Cobham. and Ripley. on Movday. Wed stesdny. anti Fritlav Nit/risings. at 11. and ev..ry Bonin) loriting at 7 precisely. and returns to I.ontlun the 1121111. d C!.sll , le. Pearit!i. ani Wltitclito en. Post Coaeit. goes With Fmir Horses and a Huard all the wa,. Passes Monet: ftroi.eq. Ipiticliv. firetabritige. Riehmond. Catteriek. So t. nozitlithre. Wetherhy. Aherford. Doncaster. and Grio t am (the nearest way by IS enies). sets out every morning. aid ocelot -nos tile jonruev greatest Monk!. Pa•stos veil detained on the 'mid. by business nr pleasure, lent• tic picullar advantage of their seats being secured la the two. Oxford Light Post-roach. thrungli Henley. Lc. every Morning at half paid 7. liodainting and Ottiltiford new Coach. threngh Ilerrow. Clandon, Horseley. Effingham. Leatherhead. and Epsom. every Afternoon at S. eveept Sunday. NORTHERN COACHES. York, Nesen.tlr, mud E.linbitrgh Caleb..., and to all parts of the \urth. ever Morning, at a (porter past s, Manchestrr. Lancaster, Kendal, Rochdale. Ileddersliel4l. Rratliord, Leeds, Mifflin's. Rotherham, and Sheffield, ',saes, daily. CARRIERS. To Brevitibrd. •ed I•lewortit. every Mon day, Weemesdhy, Friday. anti Squirtlay. E %NIES mid Co.. Proprietors. Parcels and Paekages are safely and expetli:lously con veyed from this Inn to every l'll%. Town. Village. and Country Seat In the following Counties. Buoks. Cornwell. Devon. Dorset. Hants. Hereford. (Houee4ter. Kent. Oxford, Somerset. Surres . Sussex. Wits. Worrester, Booth Wales. all parts of the lisle of Wight. Jersey, Guern sey. and all parts of France : and to all Parts of the North 1, 4 ,* Take notice. Butt so package. containing glass. chins, watches, plate. cash, or Bank notes, however small the value. will be accounted for, if lost or damaged; nor any other parcel or passenger's luggage, of more thou N. salute, witless specified ms suck when delivered at the Office and paid for accordingly Neat Port.eltalses. &e. at the shortest liven. --..--.... .. '''!4•..r4l • 7011 . „ -;-.., r • lu.t PRWE SEVEN PIDICE. HERTFORD LRNT ASSIZES. -.2.-,-- Hereunto, Masco I.—The Haste Lireait essonseneed here te-dav, bdore the Loao Coin Name oo the Ctrii site, and idr. Baron °ARROW oa the Crown side. can** at Dn. MURDIR AT Bell, who stands charged in Middlesex with being an accomplice with Richard ord, in the wantl warder of a gentleman. named Johnirhomas Taylor, at Hornig , ' shoat a ye.tr since (the mysterious circnnist &vices of which are fresh i the recollection of the public), was tried here on ta.. indictments, the one charging him with steeling a lamb, and the other with stealing 60 pigeons. The evidenr.. not being sufficient to support either indictment, be u • acquitted on both. Mr. Baron °ARROW then ordered hi. to be remit,. to the county of Middlesex, to tabs his trial for the al leged murder above mentioned, I. THCRHHAT. MARCH 2. )More the Lend Chief Boren and 4 *Petal Jury. caoasam AGAINST HIATHCOTR, LPQ. This was an action brought to matter d -II for tr..spass committed by the defendant, as S ii h N e7ii of Ow roouty, in entering upon the premises of the plaintiff, brewer, at King's Langley, and taking and selling h as effects under an execution against his father, soh formerly carried on the business, but two years ago re liniptieltell it in favour of the plaintiff, at which time tha st oc k was valued to him, hut no regular assignment Liereof us•de until October last. On the part of the plaintiff, the Excise officers, and a great mother of other witnesses were called, to pit.. that he hail been in possession of the effects, and carried on the business, from the moment of the valuation takin4 place, which was in May, ISIS ; and also to peeve th .t the plaintiff is possessed of considerable leaded ptoperty, and fully able to have paid the amottat of the valuation. The plaintiff's father proved that the whole of the pur chase money was paid to Mal previous to the execalio of the assignment, and that lee had thereon' fully pa. 1 all the debts whieli he owed at the time, including Iffis.. to Mr. Troths.) (the plaintiff in the execution which gas • rise to this action), and which was at that time all ill , money be supposed he owed him, being the amount of a bowl he bad given as security fur one Johnson, wit s had married his dan . gister ; but that si th seqsently M.% 'tritium made a chum spou him of 2110 f. snort, lulu„ a hook-414n Aso from Johnson, which the witness h no idea of being liable to pay, and for which the est-ca tnip was ultimately issued. The Sheriff's offirer auctioneer proved that property in the whole hall her sold to the amount of 34101. and witnesses were th , called, who clearly proved that a quantity of hops au malt, en-I a mare, whirls, altogether, sold fur upwards 2110/, hail never been the father's property, but Lad Iseen bonglit by the plaintiff himself since the father had left off business. 31r. Serjrant Ts DDT, on the Fart of the defendant, eon tended that the assignment wasfranarne•-4:.T.'•"""'" ' haying been exelosively in the plaintiff, his father nes - ing always after the assignment emathinted 'reside oil thr , reuthses with him; -Mee ioseppert -14 , 4 W sdrn • mem he cited a case wherein it had been decided by Loci Ells-thorough, that wherever an assignment or 'bill of sale of goals take• place, and the assigner does not iin me liately quit possession, and have them wholly to the a-slmer, the assignment shall he construed to be alto gether vai I and fraudulent. The L greed Mespi on s t h e , urged, that although it had been proved that the i 5.,,„, malt, and mare, were the plaintiff property, still ths . no distinction ought to be made between them and the rest of the effects, hut that all ought to stand or fall wi: is the assignment, because he should prove that the Shen,' had been entrapped by the plaintiff's attorney Into tii wiling piths:robe particular lots. Ile then produced a let. ter addressed to the Under-sheriff, signed " Henry tt ii li:tms:' and dated " Blackittan-street, Jan. 3, 1820, wherein the plaintiff's attorney states that lee will attend the sale, astir point out two or three lots which will raise the amount of the execution without any trouble. 3lr. Creed, the auctioneer, was then called, wins stated, that after he had sold furniture to the amount of 7sat., Mr. Wiliianit, of Itrrkhampstead, came to him, and NMI him that he was the plaintiff's attorney, and that hr would sell two or three of the larger lots the whole na aney would lw immediately raised ; mud that, in enog... q amity, hr sold the hops, malt, and mare, which Mr. Williams pointed out to him as the must valuable tides, and that, all the property was bought fur the plaintiff' by persons employed by him. Mr. Serjeant Isme , , in reply, first insisted upon the validity of the assig 1111 l ent ; and then, that if the Jure thought it invalid, still that they were bound to gi‘e the plaintiff a verdict fur the value of the hops, malt, and mare. . The .lorc, aft , T a few minntes' consnitation, return,' I a %mild for the plaintiff—Damages, beiul the fml v lbw of all the effect% w!4l. Plis moll following' range (recopied the Conn from intim in trawling till four in the afternoon. ruin v. NI t; t, 3.—The business in the Nisi Pr; •s Court f1.1‘11191 119lav afternoon. In the Crow.l Court Mr. Baron finished his jnilicial duties this morning. The only eases of peenliar interest tried hefore bis lAwaship were the following:— 1 - 1111161 C OF lIANSLAUGOTIR. nOitfai P,,•,/g and George Hurler had been indi -te I for the wilful nt er Ire itt Hart, who was thrwt .1 o f the 114.11-head mail, of which Peady was the ilr4e:, and which had hen, upset by the Chester mail, of which Witter w.o. the driver, in consequence of the misconduct of both prisoners, who hail been racing their coaches near S. .‘lbsta's, in the month of August last; bnt the thand ittry having thrown out the bill for the capital offence, they were now tried on a charge of manslan:Thter. Mr. liaoostot stated the ease for the prosecution.— The first witness called was Mr. Archer. a respectable bootmaker, of 91. Cheap side, who presented a mutilated and hroken-down ap pearance. having been one of the unhappy sufferers from the misconduct which uecasioned the death of the de erased. Ile stated, that he was an outside passenger by the Holyhead mail on the evening of the 10th of An t tist last. intending to go to Coventry on business. He sat On Ow box with the prisoner Pertly. 11 - hen Cie coach arrived at that part of the road beyond Highga . e. where a jimetion is formed between the Archway-i• ..n I the old H'ghgate-road. the Chester mail are nit. 'loth coachusin le. an to whip their horses, and pet .hem int e a for op, and drove abreast of each oiler at a fitr.o is rate for a considerable distance, when the driver of the Chester mail slackened the pace of his horses, and see tied coml. a of the impropriety of his comlart hue, however, when tie easels« approached towards tat. Alban's. and had arrived a the till about a mile.tvom that town, the prisoner, P r 'y, pot his horses into a tor- - +Nara. JOON • I. •, . ... ft . • "~• r' Zttg. GENERAL ELECT 'RAN. lIIDDLESEX ELECTION. VIE Friends to the Indep e nd e n c e of th e County of Middlenett. end of Reform In Perliumat., Ire earneetiv ye !floated to attend • Meeting of thelliee kohtern. to he he:tl at Freemason.'-hall. (treat Qneen.algeet. onTnewlay. the hit Inst. at twelve n'elnelt. In order to minim mes.oires to secure the return of 14. WHITIIRE.II3. Esq. for that County. ork. ow, ion uaj. kit, !her '7 a o,