The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-08-14 00:00:00

--------....„-- --...-- - ---. --v -. 7 a ., , ~,,,, ~,,,AA.k. _.. • , . . J ..... . ( 1 / 4 .! ...•:. i , j • . 4 • • . ~ ..., • IP 1 I an, .N .. ~ • • t" LONDON, MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1820. " 71e Caine jor which 114 VPDKN Jell in the nerd, and died on the sinfolel!" No. 4193. Tt.t•tooretm --Otte %h... THE - 71tE.ITMEN 1 • of the 41.7EF:S, s hortly sated to the Ileople of Eatilittil. The Pre.c i 4 the gr tit Public osonitor—it eon extend to t h e forth, ct rerttr owl limit of truth--ii 441111 fiWii !filth to t h e Kin % in the heuriuLT of the Prople. - -ei,RRAIC Protted for Wilbert Home. Ltnifete-hlll. Price One `i:•iilint. rrE QU N'S gt: gTA 'ls F. f) --- R. 11 P1111.1.1P.i. RAIIIIIII I Law. You 4311 'aryl% 111:41% er it where the pperest r 25 upon O r 'Whit hector ow realm :15.1111mse the Apletsdour uf it C•ruilltedi l'ltle STATI-$ll f . pd a:o l pe Ns .11t Hone. Ledgaiclaili. sourrillNG RF.i4PIRCTII4I3 Tale Qurrm Amp 31 A I R?' 3t r ir ra d .st C. I. St ,r oc ro k -ftr t o h k e e a rs ti . pu b 4o e n ;t o rn ( t isiU .; ;l 4 o4l o. very Friend? to thc present !scheme. euntirferst flint tbis hw Ticßetc i 1 contains. with the great prdportion of Prises. will meet tenets' approval. The principal features of this LE*. very are. that There are only 4 km., vet the richernee• Two Prizes of ..Clll.ootl. Resides several of •f 1.0110. • Ite • To be ail drawn in y. 30th of Th is Month. No Fixed Prir el. - k Prizes, nor Classes, And a!I Sterling a nu reserreof Tickets. M RTIN end Co. iefiat they shad. as usual. receive • Inge portion of Ow PrWic farbut (which will be ever retie fully acknowlvdged) at N. Cornhlll. and 110, Ovford-droet. where all Itn.iiiest in the Goverunivnt Funds is transaotod .scab lidel!ty nod despatch. HOME1101)Y ELSE. To-marrox • win, rut., rice Is. ‘'S MA )NIAI, LADl)rilt. I s %egotist B) the woe •• Sae, Putil,cAL u. L .4 JAch: AL • for William hone, Luegar-bill.—At the tame f.ti tie INtorr C um& price G. EftlX, Mock -1;!. Loa sett I.L. btßs ismve tu Inform his Friends. Tickets aui thins for the Nes LOW, are now ou Sale at tidier. Tar new Features o' :se present Lottery are so fascrirahle to Ptirrhasers thit ros his not the lessl.4l4inbt there still be a scarcity before the 3U1., of this Month. (Aucest.) on whist day the Lottery ei-nitres and finishes. There are so Classes. ill Sterling Ouse/. no reserve of Tickets by the Contractor. as in for mer Lotteries; every Number pot into the Wheel. so that pserl Ticket will &icicle its wen fate, sad no other. Thirty Ibises of 1110,01.00, WO. ..e*oo. all in One Day. VESSRS. BACON and Cu. 159. Oxford-street. - bate just received a supply of the *orb esteemed 'Vitt:HAI. BALM of (t'I.EAB. price lie. and 33.:. per bottle. It is n remedy for tlebilitiev after long fevers. nervous dig or.!ers and weaknevs, peculiar to the female set, rholie. latuience. skillets. vomiting. loss of appetite, gout) spasms ui the steam& hysterical and li)puchoodriaeal afeetioirs, lowans of spirits. and the varioui direful coal plaint4, usually stied nervon. disorders. Pamphlets of its edlene. gratis. TO THE PUBLIC. I FELT it my duty to lay befor: the a pleats and undistinguished Scheme of the present Lottery. —lth est comment, which has already produced one good et .9. es it has drawn from the Contractor the acknowlesigmeet of r'e real Scheme of the Lottery: how agreeable this act of 'voice was to his feelings. may be judged by the tone and temper orbit advertisement. He aseirts that the Scheme I published was " any thins but eittlattliar from the Gazette. 1 invite the Public to the proof. 1 ASII keep for general inspection, at my Oilers. the Gaul* Itself, together with a copy of the Believe I Mee publicised—gad what Is of more importance for the P.lblie to see, a copy of the Coatlreetor's Beheme honed before the oilelal publication la the Gazette. 'Cite Contractor has omitted no simsbi (unintentionally) to apish' why he hes chart=bllo ahi prlee !bride Tickets antehares, when pneetessed Them aeh Hinter?, viz. At asielpilisstiosk 411. lottery. Thank 11 bealways reedy to meet any discus don of the last oreay other Lottery for which I have been the Con &rotor. !din Imo safer the public attention to be fit orte.l by a nick from the investigation of the present tkbeme. L am their obedient Servant. 19, CornbiU, 0. C.%R ROIL. Li Oxford-Street. Contractor for the Lottery just ended. P.S. itoverareent will not permit any Prize 1,44 ti t an kW, to be made is a Lottery, though the Lords of the Treasury have been strongly urged to allow them! but not by O. ANGEL. INN. Mr. C 'a, Nye ans. GENERAL OFFICE, FOR TRAVELLING. THE following MAILS and other COACHES go front the above Inn : Park Royal Mall, via Dover Tarr:lay and Frith, - Night*, at twelve. Portsinoeth and Gosport Mail, through Godslndoor. Pe tersfieW, and Porfsea, every Rveniag at a quarter past 7. and Suaday at half put O. On its arrival a packet ' , ail, to the hie of Wight, to eonvey passengers anti parcels; and a Nail comely sets off to Chichester, through Drn) ton, Havant. Emswortli, &e. tiloweester and Mlifbrd Mail, through Henley. Orford, and Cheltenham. ever) Evening a quarter past 7, and Sun- Ify at half-past 6. Dover ale Canterbury Mail, through Gravesend. Chat ham. and Feveratuun, every evening at a quarter past 7, and Sunday at hair past 6. Front Canterbury, pasgengers and irar eels are conveyed to Deal. Margate, Harnstate. Sandwich, Re. ; and homy Dover, parcels are conveyed to Folkstooe, Vaudois, Ilythe, Ditschitrch, Romney. and Lydd. Arundel and Bognor Post-eofteh, through Billingbarst. !Bonds), Wednesday, and Friday. a quarter before 7. Bath and Bristol Post-roach. to carry only four inside, through Reading. Marlborough, Caine, and (*hippiedom, Mooting at 6. Bath Light Post-coach, in two days. to carry font inside. through Jlaidenbead, Reading. Marthornrigiv, Devircs, and Me Ilsharn, Monday, Wednesday. and Friday Mornings, at I. This reacts is chiefly intended for the accommodatioa of families, invdldit , &c. who cannot undergo the fatigue of such a distance in one day. Brighton Light Post-coach, through Reigate and Curl:- A-hi. every Honking at B. riwltenham Poin-ceitedi. to carry only four inside : through • Wale% and Oslbrd, every Morning at i quarter before (1. Citiatester, Bognor, anti Petworth Po4t-eoneh. Munda), 11 dnesday, and Frid ‘furninsts. at a pewter hetet, 7. 1)olrer and Canterbury Light Poo-collat, Mondm ilt Thunder, Pridst‘. awl Sunday Mornings. at 7. ming anal Guildford Telegraph Coach. through 'lsh tlea I. F.4toin, Leatherhead, &e. Tneiday, Thursday, and slturday Morning., at 9. NORTH ERN CO.kel I RS. IPenrillt, and Wititehnven. Post Coo& got, will' Four Iluri'es and a Guard all the way. Pas.:o; through /trough. .I.pi kloy • Gretabriolge, Riehmontl. Catterick. Hu- Wetherbv. Aberford, Donee-der. and (Iran i am (the I,earost way fly 1$ miles). sets onteyery morning. ▪ud poriutuut the journey withthe greatest facklity. Pa.:wa g delLined on the road. by business or pleitsnre, parr the: p culiarldi aitage of their s e ats being Secured In the neat. CARRIER!(. To Twirl:minim, Rrentfurd. and Islrworth. every Mon day. Wednesday. Friday. and Pisinrdny. MES and Co.. Proprietors. Pareels Pod Packages are salts and evprditionsly cob *eyed from this Inn to exert City. Town, Villnfze, and Country spat in the fol!nwittg 'oenties. iv. —Rerk 4. Burks. t Jrnwall. Hewn. lkorwt. Hants. Ilerrfoni. Gloneelder. krat , Olanrds Somerset. Surer% Slll4,lP‘.lVit4. kVorrester. ":“Hith Wales. all parts of the Isle of 'Wight. Jersey. siren ,c•.. and all parts of France : and to all Parts of the North tike notice. that no package. containing glass. rhino wveheg• late, alb, or Hank hotel. however small i he value, trill he scrotinted for, if lost or daningsvi: nor any whet parr"l or passeliger'v !nggage, of more than .11. %Atte. Imps. spechted lei such wisen delivered at the 'Alice and P2ll for aectivdimelv Neat Lc, at tbt shortest notice SATURDAY 7 VIGHTS (LIZETTE. •_ WAR-OFFICE. Atutsv 11. 1510. lit Regimept of 13fts awards, Resign end f.ientenant .4. C. regge,Wront lialllys•rftvildstream Foot Hoards, toll* , Houten' or. • lee W. 8. Richardson, who exiisauges, rev:l4l3oi the difference. 6th Regiorst of Dragoon Guards, Lieut. V. 11. Mattis. ?foto half-pay Seth Foot, to be Lieut. vier Wm. French. who receiving the difference. 12th Regiment of Light Dragoon+. J. B.Datibuz, Gent.* be Cornet. by purchase. vire Ilaydork. who retires. 3d Ile/Arai of Foot Guards, Capt. Hon. J. R. Rodney I* be Captain of a Company and Lieut.-Col. by }wirehair. vine i3stun, who retires. I.ieut. F. W. lieppri to be Lien:. and Captain, by pur chase. sire Rodney. 4th Relit. of Foot, Brevet. I.irut.-Col. J. Piper to be Lieut.-Cul. by purchase, Tier Rrnoke, who retires. Ilth Ditto. Lieut. Wm. Ilaggnp. from the half-pay of** Rifle Brigade, to be Adjutant and Lieut. vice R. Ferrel, wins nelllllllo%. 13d ditto. Captain P. Powell. from half-pay 13th Foot. to be Captain. vie* F. O'Flaberty, who excnanges, reeeigias the difference. :kiln ditto, /'apt. H. 1.. Dan (tom half-pay York CIA► :ears, to be Capt. vier E. But ha exchange's. 4.lth ditto, te.n dgn B. J. , from the sea Post. to he Ensign. without pa furnwstt, upouriaSed the 38th Foot. AUG, ditto. .1. C. Meolh. Dent, to be Fishy', without pur chase. sire Hodgson, appointed to the 48th Foot. ditto, Ensign Wm. Fitggerald to be Lieut. without purchase. Coventry appointed to thp 4th Royal Veteran Battalion ; and J. E. Deere. Gent. to be Ensign, vice Fitz gerald. Nib ditto. Assistant-Surgeon A. Thompson. M.D. from half-pay 314 Foot, to be AN.i.431•.-StorgLou, vice T. J. 11'harvie. who exchanges. Ist Royal Veteran Battalion—Liens. W Ilsekett, from the staff Light Dragoons. I. be Li...qt. vie* J. FinJtay, who re turns to his former situation on the Re'ired List. 2d Royal Veteran Battalion - Captain T. Dillon. &ova 40th Foot. to be Captain. vier J. C. ii•Carthy, who re turns to his former satiation on the Ret.rei Livt Conauluidn signed by the Lent Lieutenant of the County of I.locoln. I'. R. Reynardson. Ksq. to be Depot) lieutenant. Commissions in the Ro) fti South Gloucester Nlititia, signed b) the Lord Liestenant of the county (41111ot:rester. Dent. IL i. Frce to be (Iptain. Tire Llne. deeetned: sad Ensign T. Witherby to be Lieutenant, rice Frye, promoted. BANKRCPTCY St: PFRSP.rgm. A. %lose', Flerr-de.lis-strert. hpitalGeld4. hi facturer. B iNKRUPTS. C. Neal t i mcomlse, i:ne inert.. to surrender Arr. tl. Sept. 1.1. at the Old Hell lan. D.tr4ley. %nur sery. 11 . izaril and Blower. ; and Nlessrs. Vizaril and Rechanan. Horsley. 1.. %lychee, tihellield. :tile. 4 1..1 . 1. Sept. 93, at the Commercial Ma, Shefileld. Anomaly, Mr. Capes, Cray 's lan ; and Mr. Hardy. She Meld. W. Rollingston, Sutton-spun-Trent. Nottingham. vie. Psalter. Aug, 23,114, Sept. 23. at the Red Lion Inn. 11'072- shop. Anomie's, Mr. J. Froggatt, Hare-emir% Temple ; an Mr. HelTll.olllly, Worksop. J. T. Taylor. Merton. Surrey. silt-mentifarturer. Aug. 14 26. Sept.**. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Luther Edmonds, Skinner-street. H. Mills. Culltunpion, Heron. fellmonger. Aug. ?S. 30. Rept. BS. at the Old London Inn. Fseter. Anomie:. Mr. Brutton, Old Broad-street, and Messrs. Brenton and Ford, B mire. E. and J. May. Bristol. merettnts. Aug. 2.1. 96. Rept. 93. at rae Commercial Rooms. Bristol. Attornies, Mr. John Williams. Red Lion-square, and Mr. Joseph Small Caber, cOrD`street. Bristol. C. Wright, Ilarkney, Viet/taller. Ant.. IS. 9:1. Rept. 23, at Atturney, Mr. Pope. Old Betide's. DIVIDENDS. Sept. 4. J. Stenderson. Batton. and T. Masters. Pot. ton, Bedfordshire. corn-factors. at the Sun lun, Hiprles wade—Sept. 9, M. Hefner. Cannon-street. carpenter, at Guildhall—Sept. 9. J. Marshall. of Nlanchester, dr;g : at the Ntoski Ann hin— Sept. 7. Thomas Nees, ton, Somersdsbire, sail-rlotb manufacturer. at the Mer maid Inn, Teo; it—Sept. 7. It. S. I.:tngdon. Yeovil. Roineryetshire, bookseller. at the 1 formai.. Inn—Sept. 7. T. Thossno. see. E. Thomson, and T. Thomson. jun. Nether Compton, Durietsbire. has-spinners. at the Mermaid Inn, Yeovil —Sept. 6. White. Greet Drillield. Yorkshire, cabinet-maker. tt the Red Lino Ina—Sept. V. D. Dybalt. 1h hits Horse Tavers. Fetter-lane. tavera-keeper, at Guildhall—Sept. 12.12. German. Plymouth Hoek, mercer— Sept. S. J. Kemp. Cooling*, Ilittolk. maltyter, at the Rose sad Crown Inn, Sudbury--4 pr. '2.W. Eduard:. Langford. Rqutersetsbire. tanner, at tie Commercial Romps. Sristol *Opt t. J. B. Ilnytea. Kinraton.upon-dull, at the Dog sod Duet Tares--Get. 17. J. 'reckon sod E. 11. Tdrkel t. rla 101, grocers, at the Commercial Itooma—ltept. 2. J, Owen, Chespiide, uarrhousesaan. at finildlta:l--Sept 4, T. Cos, Chichester, common carrier. at the Swan Lin. - ----- • CERTIFICATES —Sit raatrnr 2. F. Wooltcrtoo. Norwich. eabittet-tuoker—T. Perkins, MitorhoAtcr, crotoo-spioner—J. Mitre. liiitostooe. Norfolk, (hitter—E. Robins, aod N. H. Michell. Ilireintiltaa. Now. c h as t,—p. H e}r e. Little Toolsoris-street. him:nit-baker-13- P) cr. Newport. 4hoplecper- -E. Notcr. Pope's alley.brolicr —J. Negri". Lower tirtc.ronor-wrrei. shopkeeper--I. crowcoo. Boitnn, Liarotnshirr, & Ba k er/mi .—M. Rodipoir, Hootlerlood.gruccr—J. Kilb). Vert., twomoo-browor. P tIFFNEKSIIIPS DIKNOLVHD., iuter.J. Wirier. eat! N. Hcdrwo. lancoater. &Nal (iibbone., & I.lorwrter. siod I. Pert. Maiden-late. Woo.'-orreft. Pepper sad J. k r i e ld e e. ie . -Merv:4. IC tet.ornitiert —J . nod J. JIMA- I Jr 3, Luir.L.ter, recent—J. /trills so/ J. cooltiog appa. feather 1- ' of it was supplied by the trades:nen usually empl.yed in the neighbourhood. It came from strangers, who mostly resided oat of Westminster, and was brought in suddenly and unexpectedly. There are several barrel; of beef, a quantity of pork and bacon, eggs' in abundance, dour, and a large quintitv of groceries. One large dray came from the country laden with ale, anti yesterday the whole stork for the accommodation of the witnesses, who will have an reason to complain of oar hospitality it tear; whatever else they may lament, was completed and distributed in the dilferentl parts of Cotton yard, according to the general tits rangcuient. The rating too has already begun, fur on Friday evening eleven foreigners were landed oat of a boat at Parliament stairs and leastetliately co ducted into the general apartments, where the arcons wodation ea mess% is provided. They were ou Si turday seen parading about the yard, dressed is reign cut jackets and small leather travellinj caps. They appeared to be young men, and souse of them had a military air. Most of the whitlows which over looked the yard are fastened clown, and the apart ments to which they belong kept locked. All exter nal communication with Cotton-yard is closed, and swing doors, iron-bound, fixed up at t!.e extremity of the 3veatte, opposite Henry the Seventh's (*ha; el, wbirb lad to Mr. liatsell's house. Ing ress from Par liament•etairs is nom e ff ectually obviat ed by a brick wall nOd a -drone timber partition ; fortunately for 'the sTrangraseats, this is holiday-time with the We - !tninster boys, or else the juvenile pranks of resisting 'supposed encroachments, could doubtless Ise..pl-cyest off with the old Westminister spirit ; for this passage to the water has been so universally used by the boys of the school, as almost to cuustitate for them A legs' rit lit of way. '1 he only eurranre now to rte:on•yard from the water, Ithere is none from the adjoining st:ert, exc."t a small passage to the houses of Mr. &trete*, as Magistrate, and another private genticusatt••• nest to it] k by a new causeway. finished on Sator , lay, which projeci, from Mr. ilatsell's houie down to luw-.7ater mark its the Theme; ; a eight of steps unite the way with the shore, and then there k a wous:rn ba.- ries in which a gate opens to the side wall of Mr. Htttsell's house. This gate. as well as that which bars the other extremity of the pa.iage facing Henry the Seventh's Chapel, will be strongly watched and guarded even the foreign witnesses are not permitted, 1 to be lauded from the river side without a previews order from the office of the home department, and the attendance of a confidential person from the Ar Office to reargeise the attendant front that conducts the witnesses to their quarters yard. Two boats laden with these new coarse of yesterday arrived at this. place thimble. and the witnesses seemed very well pleased with the maple preparatioes accommodation and protection. .The cunt both the place and the fare presesstetl to tinyat • 01.1• MI 11•111111(111 - a. 1/1111711. ;rt./ u.' The temporary buildings in Cotton-Ward, which are be 40111 Foot. to be Captain. vier J. C. C. ‘l•Carthy, who re- turns to his ioniser situation on the Rchred Lid. not set tart tor tie operation of the cooking apps. 9th Ru)al Veteran Battalion—To h.. Cr.i.tains—Provet ratus, as now tilted with good plain feather beds and ma Major W. MA '. °mba r- Par " Foot, ' l4l/ fill. 'its , mama, about seven or eight in *orb division or we restates to his locator sig hts the Retired Lists mid . Cap% T. 1111oekre0. bum Italf-pig silk root. viers Gra•L "'" ts blankets, smith, greater part with too whiten atopolninseedilsS4o us t .nr ti gisee. whit* . are ag, Aid span bedsteads. Am itereer 0TA146.4i *tat ft' idling' 41144 i forum—four-post, tont, and press bed. L i t italf-psy, to he lioapltol-Amistant to the Forces, vice Mit- steads are all iu requisition. Ott Thursday and Fri: shell, promoted in the lath Foot. NI MON ANDA ASSlStant•COMlllii4iry.o 'tient! B rioeor t day the p meat material art of the aretimmodatiors-- •tr hating %tatted England. Without leave from the I.nr.ix of the provisions—were lodged in the different store .hi the Tr y, end without ha l los 'rated his aerompt•. kaa rooms, and, as if the intention was to keep the stock afE been Oimnisted the Service. on hand %secret from any hungry fellows vireo may by The Christian name. of F.nsign Craven. appointed to the 78d Foot, on Eth Intim*, are Charles Cooley. l.r iti.lueed from without to Ittortn the fortrept, none •• 1 IL -• 1 ism the Alice fi r , et Poosoil ee-bratb. Therbebere3, Si they boat let ogle*. tttib. eo:tducted theniselsee same-their elielletseatibli, is the " in Vollglia vast bet-eating owner sea 144 1.5 c tetlitest , attaatiou y isat "' ' as " to OK 'washout instry.etioe;44oll4 these hs the lie.. of their agi- mr..p a iket. the ;mish** the. n•nn l l.,gani. A. rk - cherri‘i Anil prim vie ott . , (ts , whoa Mack, ions for Atli or' 9 i*, "iliert#o, o ll4•lWikt ?Pk* 4 0 in the untrot %skid% a t d i e p ass! linresri~4, the ~ rg; tisitime el ti.. ; their chepe-lk ik ad e l 'AO 6.0 1 . 111 (11141181. Lamb. ot BheSeld, cutlers—J. Vistula sad W. Taylor, Li- Serpi"). slip-brokers—W. and J. Whittington. Liverpool. i joilserir—J. Goat sad J. Edward.. Broadway, Blultitiors, lace-dealers--J. said A. Parry, Bristol. oilmen—J. Stokes 1 and J. Rail. Grosvenor-marlet. calico-giatiers —J. Arley, two. alai J'. Arley, jun. Wictford. Rues. farmers—U. Ken ' 1611. use. G. Kendall. jun. and W. Kendall. Basing-ball-st. .T. llitslien dad J. Rell.,Norwich, dyer--J. and J. Weston, Newark-upon-'treni, Nottingham. Mort-makers —G. Bayl don and It. Britton, Manche,ter, agents—W. and M. Barnes, Ihrlileatt. linen-drapers--M. A. Lee, H. Oren. jun. and T. Dykes. jaw. Kingston -upon-Hull. tar-merstsants--J. A. and S. **Quad, of deltn. York, Gentlemen. and 0. end. C. SAD% Salton. Nottingham, ropers--J. Brain and J. Wilson, 111. Michael's-alley. agentv—W. R. Turner. W. Hughes. and J. It, Lamb. Old-Barge-house, Whorl, Blackfriars-road, coal-vnerchasts. „.,, - • A V F.RRO F. PRICES Of CORN IN ENGLAND A WALES Fran the Returns received in the week ending Aug. A. 1900.--Wheat. ils. Od.—Rye, 465. Id.--Barley. rs. ed. —Oata. totttSd...—Boanit. 4111. ad.—Peas. 411 s. 6d.-0111, 111.1.111116. Pe' • - The Huy Priee of !grown or !tfulcoutdoStigsr. ems polod hom tTie Rotnra4 made in the Week ending the9th of Aug. 1990. L Rig. 6d. per cwt. THE FOREIGN II'ITNESSRS IN COI ON GARDEN. Sir Thomas Tyrwhitt, Sir. Ley, Mrs. Goods, and some of Mr. Bellamy's . servants, who occupied apart tnents under the long gallery, have entirely removed from them. The Louses of Sir Thomas and Mr. Ley, are fitted up apparently for the reception of person ages somewhat above the ordinary rank. They are, we are informed, to be exclusively occupied by the witnesses of a more respectable rank of life, who are brow* over to support the alletations in the bill.— The furniture in them was yesterday completed, and it is of that description which is used in a private gen tleman's honer. It is entirely new, and consists of Brussels carpefs, neat mahogany'. chairs, four-post bedsteads, with fine cotton hangings, ornamented chiffon, several services of ware, among them the best plain courses of Wedgwood, the kitchens well stoe ,al with culinary articles, and the cellars with wines of various descriptions. Including the conve niences provided in the two lionses we have men tioned. there is bedding ,ww fitted up for the use of upwards of one hundred persons, and this accommoda tion is provided in a more comfortable manner than it Can generally be obtained by the more humble cissions of society. •Thr - in Cotton-yard, which ate less reception ion, in Bishopsgate, comfortable confidence. we undersand, contingent, - Arrangement the possibility .ipse . place—both witnesses and their quarters will be, as it were, her metirally sealed from the public eye, and every ere - vice will be so stopped up as to ptevesit the slightest glanre which could by possibility be caught by the most prying curiosity. The witnesses will, as 'they . are wanted, be coudacted to the loose--4-Lontv *magi a covered passage alongside Mr. 1440444 house, and the painted chamber ; these ay.moos conduct them to the side passage of the Hoist: of Lords, and from thence it is thought they will he led into the house, net through the ordbmry • sfelb-Ctior for strangers, but through the folditig-doots by itbith • the Members of the House of ('ommons carry dp their Bills. A number of cooks from Hampton-Court. Windsor, and other court residences, are expected ; %Jour arrived on Saturday to superintend the culinary odices. LAN' INTELLIGENCE. COVET O CHANCERY, ALGVST It. ooeuOrs r, GORDON. Tise defendant in this eanse, Mr: James Gordan, made a motion to have an affidavit filed, which had been sworn by the plaintiff, Harry Gordon, on the 14th of May, 1819, the contents of which affidavit had been . used by the plaintiff's Counsel, in Trinity Terns 1819, as matters of great importance, and stated as proved in the cause, whereas they were to be Isond no where, bat in the plaintiff's long unfiled affidavit— The paper ie question hail found its way into his Lordship's pa pers, and in the opinion et the derendant, went' far to feint the wind, use for the plaintiff, notwithstisud• that judgment had been given fur the plaintiff, 'and that such eondect was most unjust, in its opera tion, un the mind of the Court, as to the interest aid legal rights 011ie defendant. That the rules and or ders of the Court were, that no Orificeilor at Law, nor 'Solicitor of Causes depending in Chancery, should at 'their perils offer to read, or give In evidesee, or pro diwe to-the Coact, or use any affidaeit, that should not be first fed fa.d registered. The Coanettton said, that this was a reef raper notion ; and If the a ffi davit had not lyre fi led, he wenid give orders that it should be filed ; bathecould not listen to say eistaments on his own judgment, es se the past peomosiiasgis ierthowasee; fartbertinorwer - • 'tad to that affidavit. Mr. dogtrot said, that his observatiians would- be strictly confined to the limits pointed oat by his Lord 'sip ; that he was commenting on the contents of the affidavit, as they had been used before his Lordship by the plaintiff's Counsel. The Lotto CnancaLtoa admitted that matter to be relevant to the motion. Me. Dolmen coaelnded by utoviug, that the affida vit should be filed, and that he should be at liberty ta answer it. Mr. Watt) complained of the terms in which Mr. Gordon had described his conduct, in using the con• tents uf 'the affidavit, which be had believed he had not seen, till after his Lordship's judgment ; it had been left at his Lordship's house. by the sister of lite plaintiff, according to a very objectiouable, and as Isis . Lordship had informed the Court, increasing practice id dropping papers at his Lordship's residence ; be SpiiimPol the motion ; because, if granted, it might prose the ground of fresh litigation between the parties. Mr. Goebert replied, that Mr. Heald had used the . contents of that affidavit, before his ,Lordship's jitag went ; that he, the defendant, had left no papers Isis Lordship, but snzli as, he had informed the plait,- tiff's solicitor, he intended to lay before his Lordship, all of which were papers proved in the cause. The Loan CHAPICSI.I.oR said, that.both parties had behaved ill, as to leaving papers at his house, instead of producing them to the Court ; this was a practice to which he meant to put an immediate stop, Or edit:- mitt:l)g the next person which should. r so oTetid. It was sot to be supposed, that he knew so littlethe rules of his own Coirt, or the judicature of others, in which he had resettled, as not to know, that his decision muss be made acedrdiag to the direct evidence and plead ings, and not at all be governed by papers filed or un filed, containing statements contrary thereunto; he pensuisesi M esasmine the alloinvia s.sain.ang,anannebi of the proceedings as were connected with it. 1 h►• • pr•c-nt motion, he would then take the opportunity same of his first early morning leisure to issue the• n►iaates of his decree, which would be preceded by a declaration of thy• tu,itives and circumstances %chi I. de t.imined his juilgtootit. At the Lre Quarter Sessions for the city of Dui,lin, is..rrol stood indicted fur ?toiling 16 t..openns token: from the person of ./c!.ilih ile 'eau:. Tlsr prowra:or, on cowing to the apkared to be t. foreigner, and havine no hiferpriler, the prisoner ;F a., a:.patted. Awl ordeied so be discharged. She Ue etareit she avail never rub sly bat foreigners in • fawn.. Two of the three unfortinate rrien left fin execution -at the bait Malan for Kent. rta.. Tlssialits !Wander. and Joseph Wilkes, for snoring forged•liesic of Eng land notes ea:tired the sestet= of the law on ?hors- Tisepissisarell, thee hail is I/ . . ..:_. • . ' . I 1.1 ( 4 4 'ill l 1 . 0 , .. . ..0.- v i t: . — re—:: .A 164 •;i4; C - 4411gh7r" ',4 7 • • . • fa latin-tiki • i It - -14. L 1 - I. '" . - .- i • . .7.7 . ,........ - . , za 4 • a , 4 `. • • .. 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