The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-13 00:00:00

'' - ------••••"—'- 'lolPloglir ... TnegiIIrIPPIOPIM; .., . tr 4 ' 11) 4. .• 2 : t O .., 7 s 's il,. • I V, :'. 'Tkik kMLA— • sq"-ti , a TasA4 4mk, .1 cs ,s_ . A. ! G ., .„.•••!".1 e% 1 1 ',ltatv tkimlvt, , c...., , ......_. oe .... .,... ~ LONDON, TVEDNBEIDOY, JANUARY 13, 1819 rite, . . No 4037. Fkox rem LONDON GAZETTE, JAN. 12. A NEW LOTTERY. followinit SCRENIE it respectfully sub. witted to thP Psi)lle. and Ile Cnairseior esnlidends am helpsse4 that k.stll be bounerud oltit shins appreimuscso, as ethers me might be afterwards born is his life time, or with which Lady Elleobornegh might he essieol at his death, on their attaining twenty-one years of age, or being married, with benefit of aervieetehip, Iss sisal. P He requests f.sdy Ellenhoroogh to steatite the power f 'appointment necessary under their marriage settle. ine nt, for giviag effect to lbe provision thus made for be younger children ; bot if any consideratioe should arise to make it advisable in her estimetles not to do so, his Lordship expresses hi. wish sot I. limit their operation in her mind; but livien her, in that cave, at liberty to decline emoting the fewer of appoistment. He directs that lAdy Ellenhoromo shall be pull I saitable ism for Itif maintenance of such of the i younger children as stall remain with her, oat of their respective (Muses, at the discretion of his ex. orators. Hogh leycester, Esq. end his brother Ewen Law h i q. with the 'dyke of Lord Sidmostb , C hief i Jestise Gibbs, end Mr. !evilest Lens ; whose de cision he directs to be taken upon ell differeeces that Aeon arias ander his will. la addition to the two 's entient jolt mentioned, his Lordship appoints lAdy Blieshoroogh, his son Edward, and his nephew FA elPard Hurry Gssitingten, Keg. his *treaters likewise; Mid he glees to all his executors, and to Lord Ski. mooth, 601. each, for their trouble in the discharge of the trust confided to them. Ma observes, tied as it might be psinfel to Lady Nliesborraigh to be distetbed in removing from St. Jemea's.sqoare immediately on his decree', he directs shot she shell be permitted to remain there, with a . suitable allowance for hisese.keeping for sc. month afterwards, mod appoieta her geardian all his yoeoger t Albino. *BANKRVP7CY SUPFRSEDF.D. M. Olarne, Jaw Ream Marcel. Waddle, adman. Ii&OILBUFTS. L. lagram. CampsMe, Mater. Jan. t 6.43, Feb. 23, at Goad. MU. Mummy. Mr. Burkett, Cloak-hum. J. Jacob. thavel.lane. Hanna.dltcb, tobacconist, Jan. 114' TS. Feb. 23, at Colldhall. Attorney, Mr Notion, Comber: cial Chaaben.•lioories. T. Bread .lrert•bill, aaerr►aat, Jan. 12. 90, Fel; Y 3. at Gestalts's% ataerney, Mr. Cjarke, Bl. h (brit are • ONLY LIAO TICILISTe, with TWO sr AMAX) P4 , .(ff V. All I. se /rime in 09 r OS Y. TURIDAY. PS FEBRUARY. SCIIKII6. ALL 2YEALIWO 140111 , Y.-7O IPIIED PRIM 9 Prises of ALUM ...so9 4% 9 Priori nf 2Am Prises ef lO UI UN 1 Prises or S. 0 S Prises 4 10 16 Prism of al ID PTiltr• of le 1.642 Prise's( 10 1.1410 • ..-- --- iinanet. J. Veen, Lower Sbodwen, •Inuter, Jam. 43, St. Feb. ?I M &aides& Aaarmiem Meows. Roamehmem and Ca. mosna.ll4nra, J. /Ultim.. Dolan, Camibrrlaag.renew-aranulactneer,Jaa. 19, n 9. Yrb. VI. al are Orel lino low, Carilrle. Attendee.. Mr. Priding. Corlistei aid Mr. Rirkew, Clesk•lsinr. W. Parrot, Cambridge. tern-rocretuinl. Jan. 111,...1, Erb. 2 4 1 M dme Red Lao 100. Coemewidge. Attended. Meows. Honer -1 idea aged Co Cambridge i and Mr. t:reft, cry-lair. H. fiatelarCesli/anateltibire. 97er, J 11. Feb. 43, IM the MagiatratrO kale, blaillas. Atli. -Jilasa*. Al•rnia sad Ca. Gray's I en•naaara g sag Mr. Norris liras. J. Kairdrict., llellieittair tab. Uttralreiri Candle. Wares& tersbire, Kann, krb. I. 11, la, at Wm !Mr Hari, Itieurlelpary, WarerwersnAre. Aurelia", Newts. Lddlagmes mid Cs. ge. realer te. sere, Tempts, sad Mr. Marry. Iliderarlaire. larrer.terstire. K. hider. Jac lairwortb, barr-tire. Jew 19, IC Y. 914, at Lisalabull. Amerika, Mew l. hey and Ca. Made" Moe. J. Rtackhora, %Mir. Fins, con-lreter, Jaw MIS. Feb. I CI, at thaildt,4ll. Attarory, Mr. Carter, bawl, las, HeibaflL, inViDENDS. 6,000 T.eL or. ASAMI Irekelo end Shares are on sale at SR the Lsoseep Met is torsion, and by the &amen tltroarboat sae Gomel% - THE I obe.betoblithed r• pa t Sion of Messrs. CUMIN sob Co., comtyined nuh their well.koesst 'gaminea aidloarems in the treatment nerd cant of • tee retro.- tat complaints. sidtles them • rupertor date.* and a deri.ted preform* , ever d otherpraethitmerr. Mrs-r.. Carrie*/ Co. at molarowl Meusben of the Keyal Cabman et Lee j.. a Wear* to the Public tha mark of thirty eers dra wer.etlee is the Illetropolk el** their tram meat sod fen of Vey/real Cosophsiess. itereeet Viocatar Itelamatio‘ teed Assay of she Omer. foricares of the Urethra. bas proved esithoush sriosepkeee. Is Melt andteavalease• a 1 kites-11a* a Cart Is complet ed *timatliart period st two eta* I ha shootoroars tof mote e• Amory. wine other Proetitimaiey hare tatte.l et sit a tarter:ante is their pies of hem.,,,, to otle& t • the a sound sad perthet or-esnibliAnwut. Is Plorettat Whitby- whither preabiemb (11181111114 i strews, by the liamyeterate apron: of sessaal plemares, by sedrNary aid aver statijool halos, or bj soy other MI6!. the !Heineken tides ipteterUM bill relate the happiest creel., _la Wormy ina T . 12 . 11 , 22ity both of lady and Wed. beverail Nebloswess and of the dm respeesiebilisy. have bete .der the tore . 1;1=rs:: Carrie sad Os. OM the meatival al Comeau& of the lidarthro, Seetesere.. dtrs sod Mei* invited a nwileol ere p hsenessem este, rapist that to nay .be sossle In lOWAN aa sathractory celibates of the derisive sap miority of %I.s.tes. Carrie mai Co.'s plea of treatemeat t rosy of them Grades.. babe had lit MOMS Asp Ise so mem, Teen eel pod wen as set the care et seem. Hone, Heaviside. ash* *detects of eased immamere, Who atteasplr4 she care by the logilothothe .1 the Le Oeassie. oithoeisseee.s. Moors. Cestwa.4 Ce. may be osimobrd by either ors, with the resole delicasy. secrecy, hot honoor„ at their haste, N.. 101, Hattoa-garteat— Patirab la the evasoory are re to mate the card- eaters of their star. age, rid habit of Imfaf. &e. rd a resittance for edema and aseilicloes. abet she MOW mil heehaw et tam ea tittle part of she Isithplesb. T. it** , that secrecy so easeosiel le air arstertal.apa-tsg of ostsbooloy ha to she aseasseas the riodlcioe..—E,l, Hat. hossisofdes. • UCO MON GOOD TRAVELLING, frogs Nlll the tbRACE!rs HNAD INN, SNOW:HILL, Ne YORK. LENDS, EDINBURGH, wad !Jets of ilso. NORTH. Yew bible Glen!, the Beet Herne, mid keep endless slaw lig S. W. MOUNTAIN and C.. SARACEN'S HEAD INN. SNOW-HILL, LONDON. itinskint,Chanee.hisisse Meson. Inteekans--Fhts.4 2, M. t•tal. Cadounnaester, - lets. 2, T. Itaveashass, I rpoui. g rocer—Feb. 4. J. Canna', Illarp.o6 Hotiffolo.' bee wd. connuen.breeser -las. 21, 1. Stabkr and T. and H. York, Ildea-dserelieats-Feb. 24, T. hill, Ladd, snercaant- keb. 22, J. 2kepherd. Batts.. Yorkshire. Alga builder-Jan 16, I'. Hooper sad T. lkdierd. Ilartholaogew p4see, thatter-nierelniais-rab G. B Palmer. nelllloo Water, Glymmulainfit, areffeer-Fek. 13, T. linintser. Markel street, Hertfordshire, greser-teb. 13. H. Nkaucham„ to. yeetty:tereat. Harsads. Inee•do. Fek. HI, k. Mask. low Jan. gde~ lasd-sear aware, Darien, siereer-Feb. ft, B. rollick. WIC jeerelfrr. - CMitiFIGATES—Est. Re directs his formal to be plain and economical. 10 !dyes mounting ►inge to the Lord Chancellor, Ifiee•Chaocellor, Master of the Rolls, he/ successor, sad all his brother Judges, the Attorney and 14elici twruGenerals, Lord Sidemeoh, Mr. Nath. Bend, the bebop of Chester, and to his own 'aerators be e -most iersed Ibis will is dated on the 20111 of March, 1817. It is repeblished on the tl.h of Jane follow ifig, in order le pass lands sabseyeently porchased at Shipley, its Northumberland ; and again en •he 21st of Almost &Mewing, to past lands at Clakley.greeti, Becks, Owe scgaired by conveyance from Lady Ellenbe reset. There is also a codicil, dated May 11, by wiled, his Lordship directs, that in case the shares of hie !teenier children aboeld elceed 10;0001. molt, Ms eldest son Edward is to pertieipate with them its the surplus ; bet this his Lordship lays helps. not madder nicety to happen, at all events WWI after Lady Elleubentegh's d•atb ; whets tlie property ap propriated to make good ber suavity will revert again t• Isia.lawdehip's este N. UN legit and codicil are peeved by all the execu ters, eacept Mr. Ewan law, to whom* pemetif reserved of doing so, if he shoold think proper, as, time hereafter. The will and codicils are ell in his Lordehip's own hand-writing, and they are attested by his Tipstal soil tee s►rvants. The hood-writing is meek less Best and legible than In gonersl it used to be, aed the papers base the oppeartece of baring been wellies is Worts or in great haste. The d•risees of dm vial estate are 'stormed wishes nisch brevity as is strictly cosmisteut with (bele being legally emotive; and th.y conclude with a clause, stating his Imerdskip's wish to asoi.l proliaily, and his desire that Rotate,. ral derives shall Opefile agreeably to his measiont, in as complete a milliner as if more formally impressed. N. Tat Organe-3Arli lAmodord nereliam-11. Wlienelro. A imams, savichrit—M. H.H. Wadi Cumberland. Maui)ourecluen—il. Wasedims. %% siebridjniner W. awd J. F ..In, Alikrusba. bialrad..hire, Curb makes— J. Stever. WiripmelkiN •111ripessitre. smalistro— Slams. W Worn, loncolnsbire, s4itaiei —M . SoIJ, Leacenter, patkr. PA ST ngitsimps _ T. " J . ▪ altagaas sad & SaMmas•Caalmilacial Naliglmoola ht•Ler` -- G. Cesare. ma. M. bas, mg G. Cu' ckle. Jam, Isimassimag, Huafirmaramire, tairgessi—O. name. aid J. Tip lag. Slam ebei4ers assassammills7-G. Gimes sal J. Salta*, VeseMreli. arse'. Inerehsag.— U. aid G. Gus & M macaw t, Immeniblm". vgagollen-suinstaetaters—ls Oars. T. Kerr.. and .1. Williams, 'lap ses& brevets—J. sal F. lamas, t zfaramissei, rberso.l. —J. sad T. renal , Maspelleser, agnadesler —Fs L. Fez sad & A. Mahar. le•Wasis. Tagrermaree. brisksas—E. &gamma , ' aid S. S. Taws, Seadrift& Kea, Tre•ider snd Rowe. PeArts.elimasallsMaters —T. Illasies, .1. • rm.& a al W. flames. Frida asssn-mmaftetereer—E. Hood, W. Wood., aid G. Ilemairses, RosreamiamposaTlse, thatitt merstast. "an leiming Pon Cow WWI Curthasp SW At out llima Ms awsreee's need fiewoolllll.. worm Itoi New lAvorpoel Miltl Ctraiii;sislyiesnitelis wa ehe mad. efrelin Year halals me rime t sew eat every dm at One e'Clork,arlinel at Liverwa Mist Alismsem Mt Ms e'Cloek theolooh Denste'ile, Weawrn, Waist y, =al t Welfz 4 l, e4 l677 4 r e wcrtig. AW ar nd i re vg: Oft and isreteot. hatITHAUPTON, Leming's*, Wusrbeeer. See Make New Vow-10W Coach, at Imlf•past Segel' ..Clark se the alortiem, arrives al thr noi!plifit loin, linothanip4..u. tit Five n'thiet.—TMs ig • moos delightful coinvevithee to the 1.1.. of Wight, Jersey. thensety, It. Waives. liarre de Geier, Ciseburg,ete. MilegitießWßY„ Wenittp.s, and Mdfael, PAW Code • men ilwrillee. at Whste&Cialt. mullet *IY MOUTH. Utmehester. liiitspdford, Sali•bery. Aad•mer soa Basingwvlta as Pao Coach, e'er, A(ter , emin. Ti., Weymmtill Packers I. Gamey, Jerre), !Macaw', Si. Ma leesv Plymouth, Weymouth, llnerhpoer, I alra•mit barimowth. sae Salisbury, new Piot Co , rh, esers Montt.. flew*, enrich. thismet Hand. n. Asmaddter. and linashst. RATH ami li trlii k at Flying P. 41 Conitheil,thrologh chip Cale, sad Illatibeeetth, the Grevissemi lam, Batik. salt the Loinduo Tavert.. Irlsammuirert. awl the Swan, ifristol, neat P 44.1 mo t . — Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater Ta..ition, Eaetrr, PI, u.oseih. LAW INTELLIGENCE. CnURT KIM'S RCNCti. JAI. I. SA NDIL INAIOII AND A SOTIMIL-LI 101 LITY Ot BOSTON„ Sledding, Paerbonagh, Nikon, and Bomar ins Ray* Cow* sets out every Eve** t. Spilsi.! Loath. - Bawl'', sad Pell LEEDS New Light Cast*, railed The Rockingham, rev /a ever! Massiosts carries ran Irate. am., awl ace. rr =ably ena. with a Dowd torinehon. thruegl Rad. Newark, Relined. Downier, and Ferryhrid,:e, t. fbe Oddity Lem. Lads, nest allnreh.g —S . votw el , tandine th, lelealmossa espalitine if this Carthot le allowed to te the • Iwo isen ie ble_std . riete Public Caney awe nc the NOW fl Acrwansodatiok by say •wher. (ILA 117rW..., fireterwelreets. Alma , . Dinwrieb. aftwedvill. Thoreall, Sormahar-Kihr, Ca...notk, Now Pent ecniisba. n Coach I Daily). IKSTEIt, idevep..el. White: artharrh. Torporley, N...' • Peatbeleb,.aad bliddlervieh NW-Coach, evert llyea• *i f at rive Watch. • oRK . whi•by. %mar, Sunderland, New sod Edinburgh. sew Fnur bade Coach, with a Gene' theosighges, ores rat every Mow* si Mot .Clack, 1. 1 way el Newark, Reified, Tadeasier, Darliairiott, Norshalieena. Durham, Mapetli, sod Berwirk.- Pasherwers finding rhea, saves fatigued from the loath of the lowan, tiny Fere hat time they please, and thes proceed ea without Ley Additive* fare. HULL. Tfialbeave, 'tirades, This., sal Downier, Pea Creak every Mesa* at half-pest Its i Clock, to she Creos Kett. Marliet-plare, CARLISLE, Pesrith, aid Whitebovre. row la,ide Pon Cough, end a (.rd all the gni. —Par. ihr nigh Br,,egh. AltOrby, Ginsta-bridge, Ricketiest, I. utterer's, 80 , ..gb. Witiberhy, Aberford, Mercurio - . and Grantinue. Deb net every Monsiag. sad pertintF the it_ar.ev with the Noreagers delsioed on she Road I.y owre, hew she peculiar advantage of their seats being .reared is thews* Cowls. KENDAL, LAIKIIPIIT, Prestos, Kirtl-f•nedide, Cheeky, Osuolikh. nod flanoseg Post Camber, envy Af.tr. Norm, * rive Warmth. Guarded. M A RLBORO UGH. S. jai. A. a nr•hery. I *gerbil!, and Bea hers Post Coach, et Seam o'Cinck to the Morning. 11811/GRPORTH ..d Waal sew Pun Cowl, ever• Emu% ERPOOL, Warriagthe, SionP. and Liras. Iggist„ psis (*mai. called she It rut I . ToP. even I' venire as rise "'Cinch, en the Sioncest.. Head lon, Ddle-wreet, Liverpool —6a .Wled ihronghol•t. RI Ail CHESTER, Who , .w. Lone...no, Newentle, sad Vhdarthavaphea. Post Conch. e,Lery Artrra.an, cried:.:. H. CLAY'S sensal WAIiIIONS and COA 1:h, to New bare. Ao ado.. A Whoisns, Woolson- Bower, Lan.boo,o, Hunger fir*, Chilies. Itendlive, and all plwee..ljnrent, Deily. B. W. NOUN rAIN sat co. reein-ettally merman' shell Nino!. arid the Pul.lie„ 'lca they will tow he accountable L.' nwo Pareelv. Pancner.e . Luskersee,W. wires, Moe, Ac. dstare t.sia rive Noma. Valor, If las, sobs., or damaged. wile- wa tered mewl, mod the leverage paid foe aceisiliogiy, .1 et tattles Head las ilasw-bill lanalow ONIu rA KEW ON THE GUARANTEE OE A KUTNER. ass an 'clime brought by Mr. Sandilands, the timothy of inn Imie Mr. Ilowden, a purser us the East Indio Company's service, to recover of M►ssrs. Marsh and Creed, wiry agents, IL. arrears of so so nuity granted to the late Mr. Ilowden by Jnshoe Rowe, Esq., of Tor-point, Cornwell, for the p•yment of which the Defendant, had made themselves pe rmute's. Mr. Nlarsh alone appeared to the action; his plea was no promise to pay—on which point issue was joined. Mr. ScastErr stated the cave to the Jery. II began by observing, that the late Mr. Howden had had eatensive motley trettssetioLs with Messrs. Marsh and Creed, respect. bid navy agents in London, who, as he generally reside., it. Scotland, received for him his half-pay and his dividends upon some stock which he possessed. In 1811, Mr. Ilowden bed 7,0001. CGO4..h. in the fends. Messrs. Marsh and Creed bad before Isid out some of bit mousey in the purchase of annuities ; and as they bad previously divest so, Mr. Creed wrote to him a letter in Septem ber, 1811, desiring to have his sanction for per chasing soother, which Mr. Creed said might be bought ow very advantagensis terms. Mr. Creed, in his letter, stated that be had an opportunity of em ployintthe remainder of M►. [louden's property lii the storks in such a manner as to dash's, the Income which Mr. Ilowden then poeseesed: it was by the purchase of an annuity for three lives, at eight per cent., secured on • clear unincoollsered estate of 14,0001. per annum, the receipts of which passed through their bands. Their horse would guarantee the regular payment of this annuity, if five per cent. cousmission were allowed them for their trouble and their guarantee. Time loiter then entered join pa•ti. colors, disclosing the manner in which 1601. a-)ear was to be added to Mr. ll..erirn's income, sod Prided by des•riag that be would send an answer " Aye" or '• No" to she proposal by retu►n of post; adding, that if Ma answer was in the affirmative, a blank power of oitoloey would be transmitted to Ms Ws- ,1? tO6 me di a t e s', in order 'h.. he end M- Marsh migh sell set the requisite nesetity of Omit. M•. 11 , 'den wee lempled by the pr , p—al of Mr. Cr',r , ' and sc. eediiii to It; and the power of attorney was given and the annuity purchased on the repromentatl • that the grantor was poseessed of an estate worth 12.00(1. s-year. Mr. Menden died in March, 1813; his re presentatives (for during some tithe there was a doebt whether he bed left any proper testementary raper) addressed shortly afterwards I letter to Messrs. Marsh and Creed, dosirtnet••knew what pecuniary transaction. 'elated between them and the late Mr. iloveden. Its April, 1813, Marsh end Creed sent in en account signed hy Mr. Wirth, stating, 11.100/ other i items, that there was credh given to Mr. Hoarder% for two antirabies, one yielding 1301. the other 4(101.; and the latter onnaity, rays the amnia, Is pewits. heed by set hes*. On forthet nomination itappearelds that Oh annuity was not granted for three tine, bit for one life, the fife of Mr. Rorie; shelties' Mr. Creed and Mr: Hendee corresponded shot iorlylo her, 1811, it was gibe Impassible to decide, es Mr. Rondos was not new alive re 'tell the tale ; sodas no letters between thine, MiCept that of %Premise', 1811, hipposed to he preserved. The letter of Sep toiabsr, 1817, alluded in giving &Mt. for en an nuity, which Mr. Crtied'S 1i0044. W 44 to entente", upon three lives ; the annuity afterwards 'purchased, and for which this action was brought, cost *M., and wee lot See life only, the life of ' Mr. flifi a r— This annuity Mr. Marsh himself, in his liner of April. 1813, Sid, was guaranteed by thPlr ho:ste ; Mr. Rowe Is at present, in spite of his property, not able to pay the annu;ta ; and 'it has only been p.icl for three years and a half, and great r a har in consequence accumulated. Fnr then arrrars, Mr. Stirlen observed, Ott his Client, Mr. Sandilands, I brought his present is on sa-ioat Mr. Marsh t his partner bad originally goaranteid the neymerirof i el.. m ; and Mr. Marsh had 4shsequerl allovicd to t l a the esairutors that such guarantee Ind been ilia. L.- 1 Mr. Marsh had lately tarred incite. anltsrir t such ea acknowledement haa hoiptiVVitiln'tiolo e. —These were the Mete of his car ; arrif 2 ilf 'Ay were ntablished. as he wee fare thry aieroleina,:be ahoeld be entitled to recover tile wbeh amoon. of )is demand lie then gelled Mr. Stev'eA 'the cIEi t; Skein. Marsh and Creed,, to establish his asantions. Mr. !Winters peeved that Wilily!. Marsh ant/ Creed were the agents of Mr. Hoerdie. , and reelqied bit dividends its . 1811. He also peeved ilte.hand'.•rAilng of Mr. Creed to (hi letter of Septenabbr,' 1811,, end of Mr. Marsh to thinner of April, % lBl3', both of which were in ioliameitriClS stlonltted as e r tiChltnaS a i as also of Mr. Creid's to ,a. Bank poker, giro( to Messrs. Marsh and Creed by Mr. Up ram ! In 18 08.' On Ms cress-etamioatioif by Mr. 34.1taaTan he said, that the firm to which he wise aaaaa ot kept a leMitoek, though the letters were not alweysemo 'te r fie never bond of eel guarantee beteg given by the firm, for either this or eery other see rarity ; it was not the defy or my,. agents to do sack Wogs, nor yet to purchase annuities. the letters produced in Court that chi were net to be fowl lit the letter.hook of the Gres. Mr. Creed. In 1811, bad the manegesent of the ho'riness entirely to We. self. Ile never charged the elevators of Mr. How. iden more than tarn and a half per cent., and he kept the books, and most have known of the 5 per cent. commission, had then been any. Mr. James Fenn then produced from the Bask a power of ettereey, dated Sept. 1811, signed by Mr. iinwden, and directed to Mesam. Marsh and Creed, ordering there to sell 7(;:e3 Cons.ital. The ease for Ike Plaintif w.s here devil. and Mr. MARITAT fore in defence. He ob d, that when two individealt entered We 1 artier. ship, they merely entered into partner -9p for partnership business. The- present Defendants were in partnership for navy arncin, Fit not fee the guarantee of annuitirs ; and unless these annul. ties be guaranteed by the consent of ell the pertness, or, in other words, if a mass attempt to make a gas. ran.f-. aiithotit the knowledge of his ;pollen, that guarantee cannot bind the rinknoeing Partner. The CIIIEI JUSTICE here intercepted Mr. Marryit, and asked bins whether. if such wes the line of ar. gement which he intended tei.perree, it would not be better to put the feels into the shapp of a special ease for the Court to decide upon. Sir. Mammal . answered. that he conceived that such a point. as whether Mr. Marsh did or did not know of this guarantee was a point on which a..fery could alone dec de. The Lotto CIIIEf JUSTICE CoitlCilled with this opi nion ; and Mr. M %rtltY ST in coon/genes proceeded. Ile held it to be clear law, that if collateral aecurite were given for an anrit.:ti, th a security stin,l4l ha re it iaterrd in the proper office, Conformably to the re. regulatlons of the Annuity Act. 'flub gwerautteg was not registered, and therefore Plaintiff could nit recover. :Mr Mantoras was proceeding to call his wit- items. when Mr. WTI.DC, *ho was Junior Coeniel on Lie side, offered ell ohjection sv.vinet lbw drclaradow•— He staterl,tbst Messrs. Mirth and Creed were there in declared to be realised to pa.; base ail trsnder struck fur MI. 110114441; Vh q.v. by the wire pro_ deceit by Mr. Scarlett is •strie-ce, it appesred that Mt. Creed Vas the oak person vo emploved. The CUIFf JUSTICE, however, overrated this ob. jar's 41,.snd deemed the sadism to be -f no isle por.•nee. Mr. MAIVITAT proceeded to rill his witnesses, previously to which he, however, dentsait.d 'hit accounts rendered by Creed and Manta t• Mr. Meilen shosld be predated; from rheas it spe pealed that Marsh and Cued bad sever chew d LORD EL LEN BO ROO' WS WILL. --.....-- Tho will of t►e lase Lord tiaitsaborcrogli was oe Ss. torday preyed in Doctors' column's's. It to sob s/Ince is Woos; and the personal proven) os sworn ands r 200.0001.: H► gives to Lady Ellessbonsegh It6ol. per annum, for life; which, with the further sem of 7401. per annum, secured to her by minims seetlesient, will make at. annuity of 20001. to 11.4 for life. Ile else gives her all the household furniture and pictures in his house in St. James's•square (incept certain prints la his dressine.roosn, and souse others afterwards mentioned), all his wine►. household linen, westing vparel, and robes (escept as afterwards mentioned). 411 her own books, and one-half of the plate. Ile directs the gold rhsio worn by him es Chief Justice England, t.. he offered in sale to his successor, us sill to him, by direction of his predeces►or, Lord Kenyan, et the sem of 100 guineas; the money to sink into the residue of ►is property. His gold watch and chain to his clerk, Mr. It. Smith ; and alto 201. for mourning, at a small nark of his remembrance of Mr. S.'s long and faithful ser vices. - To his eldest son, all seals spin which his arms, I &c. ere en k raved ; and also his cost of arms, em blazoned by Sir 1. Heard ; he also gives bins the re. Graining half ..f the phis*, all the horses, rattle, lire sod deed stock, elcc. at Ruehamptoss (except sects as are u.ed by I.4dy Ellenbornegh); the remainder of the books, and all manuscripts sod papers, a gold medal w.•ich he obtained us a prize at Cambridge ; and the remainder of the picture•, particularly that of his fisher, by Romney ; the Bishop of Elphio, by Robinscso ; the Bishop of Chester, by lisyter ; Dr Paley, by Romney; himself, by Lawrence, Sc..; painting of poultry, supposed by lloodicooter. lie also gives to his eldest son his Peer's robes, and let ters 'meat of the Peerage for life; directing them alter...rd. to accompaily the title to his heirs male,aa heir-looms, agreeably to a class. in the letters patent. Ile gives to Ludy Ellenbesesegh 2001. for a present 'apply of cash at his death. To his siat•r.l 'fighter, Miss Elisabeth Thorn too, '2,0001. with interest, from his death to the time of pa) snent. The manor of Thorby.hall, and all his other here ditament. to his son Edward, for life, with remain.. der to his heirs male; and, on failure of issee, to is second son and his issue; and so no in sue...ft:lois to all his other sons sod their issue, site irenaisuler, on (Aleut of issue of all of them, to his oast right heirs. He grailss a power to lease to each mos.! for life, for any period oat parernliort torenty.nite years ; amid appoilits the Poirot. Judge, of its Cow of King's Bench, amid their heirs, trustee., to support contmgeot remsincleis, The estate at anotiampten, Surrey, purchased of , he lame B. Treat►rs, wills atl the feraitsre, wises, live and deed ►tnt k, f.resing meats, to his son Edward, sit.. 20001 in l ooney. Th e h e ns. in St. JIIIIICS . S.1(011fr, with such refloi lora as is fitted to it, so be sold, and the proceeds, with all his remaining personal estate, to be Noel) divided among his vies yougget children, sod ends -. II