The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-17 00:00:00

THE sTATFAMAN l'A R LIA.IIE 1% Til 11 I PAPERS. it Li%) r. The Select Committee a ppusnard t rocs ire aeon ibe grievances complained of so the rem.. a she Ilu.ier. and Frame-aura Kni•ten lu She W.i..llros illanufaciurl, or ihr lowa sad noway of Lr•rfNrr. %hie+. no. presented to !Noose upon She ISO day of February lam, and so report the nose nob lien .4/ergotism thereupon, is , the Ilan e, together atm the Minutes of She FAO dew, taken bet.re divas ;—loser. lun•ranl to tier ceder of Ike flover, engoin•d i so toe winters to t..rot refereed ; and Uwe agreed In the fultuti on, repot t : It appears to pair Committee, veer the irairmallY sif sami respectable tinnier, aid imae.no.a Knitters devoted to re present the boils of Pentanes's., that ti err trade has been. a. 4 rill it. groan) aspired by the tairoduction into it of a traodatent species of wined burr. 'chick is rolled eel up work -ars arti er to lippelffhliee so nearly revoiatilia( life Windy wrought docking. that eismamem camot cattily deriagusa it, rad which, Moog% diffeiiiic sery hide 111 price Gout the fair article, is gr.atly sot rior is value. 11wt since ii. intruslactioa, the truckersin rammed in this Irshie have sulaard the pesei.f.suf and distress. aird are retail) 4,411 e In alailliiten themseltes arid their families by site rfefliolts of their induary, The average tote of Meer ensuinp not etceeditag from to. leis. per sleek mu labour et Ware. heat! a day ; thi.t eauseqn•u - •:, they now very generally reduced sa pauperi-m. Su the eultrifoitif iureenie of the Puut Mani is all the parishes both of the Inge and moony white the ma. aufactare is rancid on, so toe great injuiy or the middle of isoriety, and to the dr4r,ilium of dims spifit of side. peadrnce for which the-egos house. were twiner ly compicisomit tt having been proved, that, mil the period helmet einard. the "lathier's is the. trade have cowl:Judy obtained melt adores as enabled them, nub .ery few es. rooms, io ruainisin themselves and their ruralise. by their !above. Yaw your Canwsillee are I I satisfied that the deteriorated conditioa of she aorksisea ss isi 14 comolerable denier cuing to the info "Attica aof the ensile complained of. the inferiority or aback hos brought the worsted cinching trade iota disrepair: is the foreigu rad Isaac markets. aid has ih.aan a great number of hands aim ot einpkipuggi, althorn ranters ing ant nitro gage no the cominuai Your Ciwantilier further Report, that bath One Haden sail Vomits , work Kniiies• , ru.niei• and aortas-a) express a* ' equal desire for the prohihrimo of ibis article. used enactor in declaring. dial it auvid. in their apioisoi, ,more the isorkarea ' to their employment, sad a more adequate rate of musings I that it would beards the flamer, by re-estabississast the screw thus 0! his Inninaiwissre both ut biome and ularniu ; and that it uneld he greatly iullvaningrans to the Politic, %Well if 110 W ID ' jured by pertaining. at a trilling reductive in price, as ankle greatly reterior in ndmr, and slack from its near reserablistree, a cosmos/ter racial ra-ily dowtowsolt trees the fair article. 1n.., Cosinserilee further slide, that it donare appear that Its would subject be s nide to nay competition, at pre sent, truer finelpser., they not being aisle to obtain the raw material, wheel is peculiar to chic country, mud nut es portable : lib these impression's., year C CIOIIIM, are of npiu,uu that She Legolaiere may with sorely grant She pruhibeiiiiii which is prayed fur. m treat by say of experiment, for three year.. April 1, ISI9. NAVAL INTELLIGE.VGP DRIL, APRIL 16.—Sailed last n taw post, the linnnorable Compariv's ships Cornwall. IVihron, for China ; Matilda, Ilernittnn, for ditto ; and Apollo, 'ferment, fur ditto ; Surrey, Aldhem, for Madre, and Hormel; and most of tine oetword.buend, with a fine breeze at S. C.—The Ann, Thatcher, for Bombe) ; Pilot, Owen, for Ceylon; end • few more, did tint nail, and still remeins.—Came down from the River, this morning, the lion. Company's ships Bridgewater. Tirrins, for St. Helena sod Chins ; I,llltitir, Locke, for ditto, ditto; Surrey, Hatt, for Madras and Bengal ; Aleaander, lirear,ton ; Wil son, Wilson ; Skelton, Der is ; and Waterloo, --, for Qeetiec; and Etlio, G•rrdon, for Afrira.—The brig Mothers, —, from Suuderlend, coal lades., ran on the Goodwin Sai.d chi. morning, het was Rol off at high water, by the esvistanco of some Deel boatmen, and proceeded to Ramsgate ; on. boat that launched to her assistance, ore; and the crew ware unfortunately drowned. Pomeroy-rat, APRIL W.—Arrived rho Scity, Cooper, from Palermo and Gibraltar, for orders; sailed Bth and 4711 i of March; placed ander qua rantine; and the Bake of York, from the Don its. Pot beck the Consul, fur Cerk. FALMOUTH, Arm IL 14.—Arrived ii,. Speedy parker, with Moil., front New York and 1140. x, .22 days from the latter place.—Saited the Curd Hubei( pallet, with Mails. fns the brazils. C0,,.K Arm 14.—Atritrd big Wiest, b•ig Shamrock ; and Alla., Mack, from Dublin, rich con. Th. Crown arrived at Falmooth, In 75 &yr, from Trieste ; spoke on the lltb March Or Alert, frogs Live►pool to Messina, show 20 leagues nest of Sicily. FUNERAL OF LOLOAEL BERRIES. This morning the neighbourhood of Cray's Inn• lane prelonsed a scene of anginal bustle, in cense (' of the Ventral of the above Gentleman oak., ing place. At *a early hour carriers were ap. winching in all direction., to be primwot at the core. region', and fall into the cavalcade. the procession of which, seder the direction of Mr. Claim*ll, and the command of Colonel Bosons's'', moved precisely at eleven o'clock, the line of which extended from the Riding School to overly Battle Bridge, and asnweil ep Gras's In...lane by Holborn, Chencery.lane, Sliansl, to Weitssiniter.shhey. Amongst the carriage., being upwards of 60, we noticed shoes of th► Lord Mayor, lb. Duke of Montrose. Lord Cran•has+, .ad those if other Noblemen and Centimes,. The foie al itself was a walking one," to 'lnch the martial music gave a eery solemn ►iiect. ♦Ve are sorry to state, that very unpleasant Intel. ligence respecting the plague in Barbary has heels re. cawed. The loiters were dated so recently as the 17th of March, at which time the plague, which bed been dec►easiai for stomp months, bad returned with re desisted far,. 'llse deaths were greeter than hod been esperienced during the last fetal year. An Ordinance of the Police, dated the 3d inst. directs that the Cabarets, CoEree.housee, sod other places of public resort in Paris, shall be shut precisely at 11 o'clock every night, end in t►e rural Committees at the same hoer, from the lit cf April so the Ist of October, end at 10, from the Ist of October to the lit of April. It is with mach pleasure we learn, that there is every appearance of ■o abundant harvest this year. wheats in most places ere well forward, end ge. 'malty speaking,too roach advanced to be much injured by any of those sharp night frosts which may happnt during this end the ensuing month. In :he courit;tra of Kent, Surrey, and Sussex, the carol already has • lesuriant appearance, •nd the st►aw is uncommonly strong and large. In fruits and •egetables, the prospect is equally cheering, owing to the genial mildness of the season. Potatoes, that most is- An article frost Leghorn, dated Merest!), says Sir ! portent article of wholesome and notritioes food to Houma , " DAVT has relented from Naples to Rome. the labosriag classes, ere espected to tern op mesh It is understood he hes discovered an infallible method better then they did test year. We hope most sin. of enrolling the Illereeleseent Meeiscripts erlthees easel, , that ell thefejeziel remises of plenty sill bo damaging the writing. I folly realised. Tiro Licensing Act of the 2d Gwent 11. revived it. Is it not high tins that on arbitrary power so pernicious and unworthy a the present enlightened e g o should be once more pet down, and the Public have restored to them the right O A FRF.R TRADE. IN VICTUALS? India bogie ddeliveredthe Pofhrl An •If I h At ,•n to orlon le o - ert i e from ,pg ern, dated arab 19, says Sir . portant article of wholesome and notritioos food to Counsel and Attornles • the too eon on lowing shim viz :—Kellio Coml., Captain A. Lion. fivoinia T DAVIr has returned from Naples to Rome. the labooriag claimer are tiptoed to torn op somb after .bleb it wasaurerd that a reedier, r o t.jrc i. :, l z:: SA /I, sod Lord C oo rt orooo h, Captain W. y ou x iamo . It undent o pd h e hes discovered RN infallible method better then they did :am year. Wit hope most sin. roar, tor • refeeencr, ohoottl isi ire m er's: o4 . "!_r . ', ••• ISt •o, for Chios direct ; Cstkotine, Captain W. of unrolling the Illormiltatuai Mitsettripts wi th out anoty , th ot a ll d m j oo y o l roo l on o r plow, out be tiller Ilia whole domain fit I ft , gocie"" Koos, for Madre! direct. changing the writhri. I r o ily r O o li so d. was d° lll /* • - ' re TIE zunvit or yrs STATESMAN. Sts,—Aboot the year 1042, • Trut ses published itsocusiog the nutty sod impolley of imprisoning issue's bodies for debt : it west to prove that the State 101 • subject, sod demoralised the debtor by canine. meet ; it else pee so enema of the wrothede said with debtors in the varies. countries of Europe, and If my recollection is correct (for I have mislaid the Tow), the moats' mode of throe months imprison. meal was practised is that hives( industry, Holland, et that time; from this I should judge fseeerably of the Act, for the Ditch were deep shinking traders, sad no doubt legislated epee that subject with great jerks/teat. Theeperstions of the wont Ad, pets os record digresses of each person taking its beottlit ; to which word any person no apply, suing their own will ss se giving credit spin to an losolvent—the Associa. Gee of Tradesmen, which is established far their pro *Oise, circulating the names of those who fail in t wi n payments —theta precaetionary weenies most certainly prevent greet losses taking plan ; but it will befourd ow 'swainish's, that the losses are not arrest to the public as 'toted, for it must be noticed lbw apse got bill, or nuts of hand, there may be silt males; sod each name or person infested for the one debt, say for 5001. those pence, remain in pri. son, sod tsklog the benefit of the Act, incleding Jew espeacto. makes a debt of 5001. ewer ss 31001. odeitting 1001 as law 'spoons. I think the pri ces' stir spied lb. Act arises from the injury don• to the attorneys, by its operation preventing their being employed so much as they would otherwise. Still I think ear Legislators will never resort In the old creel system of cooining mew for simple debts longer than the transported or imprisoned felon, for ummittleg crimes of the greatest atrocity. Nagy attentions is thipresent Act are highly ago assery, sod so doubt will be attended to : such as is the case of tib•half.pay officer, that half.pay being his only Income; or men of certain settled incomes contractim debts to am enemas, amount, wit oat the most dissect prospect of paying them. 'nese men Ilse unembarrassed in a prison, and enjoy their snowy when liberated, sestieg their creditors at de• &race; they certainly ought to be obliged to give up a portion for the payment of their debts. The sufferings of tradesmen, from Mock Gentry, Is very greet, so numb so, that thee, who are corn. milted to prison for debt, should be sent to Noirgate for swindliog. Amongst the sway classes in society the falling tradesmen Is the greatest sufferer, particularly when his debts are small—harassed on every side, his credit stopped, thus his future prospect mitred, his wife and children seat to a workhouse, and himself to a prima, by a vindictive fellow tradesman. No friend to relieve him bat the present law of the land. This should be particularly noticed in framing a Dew Act ; many tradesmen not being the most esemplary in mercy to each other. In speaking of Mock Gentry, I was told of one who is about to tak• the benefit of the Act, whore worldly pods, open a valuation, amount to the sum of one pound fifteen shillings, bet whose debts amount to the suer of 6,0001.—" This is sot as It should be." It would be well in arrangement with creditors, if three.fourtbs of them agree with the debtor, the other feerth should be bound by tie said agreement, which 1 thlak Is the use in bankruptcies. This would fro. quently prevent imprisonment and reln to the debtor, from the litigious conduct of one vindictive man, and save trouble to the Insolvent Debtors' Court. At the present time, when credit is given with en each necessary nation, in consequence of the times, there is a Weil necessity for the greet, or those biased with property, to pay attention to the claims of their 'salesmen, as their procrastination in theta payments fletionitly proclaim rein. No doebt this proceeds more from thoeshtleuness then intention. The rich should look to this, end net leave aisles of so mach moment to be arranged by favourites or de pendants.. TM painful feeling railed by enattentied•le up. plicatiess to the higher cisme', Is well described by tier POP t Srain a i'..• •' F.II lime konwest he who hart .at trial What hell it k .•I.R loos to hale; TO lOW good days, that owaht be better .peal— To waste s.e wialvt. is pewee lankiest t To speed to.day—ta be pet bark te-rorwrow I To teed ow bope—lo pier with few and a mew ; To have thy Praire% grace, vet wool 4i. Preis— To ..ave sly solgssg, yet wait loamy years; Ti. hes thy soot sub crows awl with rare: y To oat thy heart with toorarileva despair. g To lowa, to cram. h, Is wail, to ride. us roe, To speed, mime, b. was, to be willow." If thew who bare it is their power would pay at tention to the cosmos desire of man, by setting a gond .sample to times of Ilse lower orders, mod bolding oat lodoesaveois for t►e eacoorageseot of •oral conduct la this class, Om fruits would soon be obseivable; Sedalia for the Suppression of Vire, and Bible Societies, would arm base very little bu siness—the People 'mild do it tbemstives. Aril, 1119. A. B. L. In another part of per Paper is a Letter to the ARII.IIIO3IOPOLY Commtrras on the low price of lisps, and at lb. earns lieu the high price of Beer, which it is impossible to read without the most pain. fel emotion of sympathy foe the condition of the poorer classes of society, who ems to be doomed (like the melt of w►ich beer is wide) to be ground to pieces I. every way ! ! Twa Dogs or Tonic —Full reports are net daily to all the brushes 0 the Royal Family of the aisle of the Doke of You, by Sir Hr sty ['ALFORD sod MACORIIVOR! the former sootiness in constant mesoderm upon his Royal Highness, to take every possible precaution to guard ageinst fever. The fol. lowisg wu yesterday's Bulletin : Wiekee nook. April 16. " His Royal Higbee,' the Hoke of Yogis remise tree frees fever, este is 'Omuta den% wil. " HENRY HALFORO. " P. 11ACORLOOR." Yesterday the diepatebes were closed et the East lodia-boose, ■nd delivered to the Porten of the fol. bowleg shim viz :—Kellie Castle, Captain A. LIND. SAY, sod Lord Castlerea4h, Captain W. Youstaics at •o, for Chios direct ; Cothorior, Captain W. Koos, for Madre, direct. To rat EDITOR or rem STATESMAN. Sts,—Nothing bet feelings of jos , ice have prompted use to commence a task, to which I confess myself Incompetent to do staple jostle,. Having never written en article for publication in the whole curse of my life, I beg you will 'scan errors, or co►rect them if you think it will semi the individual for whom I have taken this trouble, and insert it in your troll , independent Paper. Viewing et different times in roar Junta!, tke hard case of persecution towards an humble trades man of the name of Koons, whose ezertious is the cause of R►form (if your account of him he comet) have been most praiseworthy, end duetting of the moat liberal support from the Public, I we, sorry to observe in The Examiner of last Sunday, the pre sent deplorable stale of Mr. Rocco., whose honour and honesty are indisputable, by the cursive be has takes, in applying the Subactiption that was raised for the relief of his family, to the compounding with his creditors: no circumstance could possibly show more truly the character and disposition of a jest ■nd upright man, than this act of Mr. [Oates. Knowing nothing of the Rev. WEIDEN BUTI.IIII, bet through the different Newspapers, and who may possibly be a very good kind of man, still I cannot divest myself of certain prejudices, which I regret to soy are strengthened by his sot producing t►e letter be wrote to Earl Gaon -twos, whose gentle manly and liberal answer, be very indiscreetly give to the Public through the medium of The Re. ornate, without annezing thereto his own communi. calks, and which Mr. Roc ERs has so properly called for, bat apparently with all little effect u the various applications to the Post• Masters. Lspecting every Sunday that his letter would air. pear in that Paper, l urn induced, from very differ eot motives than those of the Rev. Mr. BUTLER to. wards Mr. Room, to urge the propriety of the Rev d Cretinous's transmitting to you the letter he wrote to Earl Geoscroos, for insertion in your Paper; as upon the face of his Lordship's answer, there is evidently something improper, at least to th► injury of Mr. Room, asserted therein, by his Lord. ship saying, that ►e " by eo means moldered him self rupousible for its contents," (here is evidence of Mr. BUTLtiell having asserted something to lidete the allegations in the Petition of Mr. Ronsas,) " sinless Mhad undertaken to vindicate its accuracy; and he could hardly tectieelle it to himself, with the view he took of the importoet se,bject of the Right of Petitioning, to refuse presenting them when they were coached in decree language, and complaining of public injury." That Mr. BUTI.IIII will see Ike propriety of band. j log his letter over to you, as be has not done an to 'he &teatime, is the wish of a previous Subscriber to the case of the above injured man, ■nd your I dient Servant, A. B Cade:Wry-place, Neeriattee Bans, April lb. ISIS. LOW PRICK or HOPS IND MALT. TO THE ANTI-MONOPOLY COMMITTEE. GENTLIMEN,—AIIow me to call yoer attention to the great reductions which bars taken place in the prices of hope and malt. Hops are absolutely sot .bore one-fifth of the price which they were at the beginoing of last year, when beer was raised to 6d. per pot, as it was said, in consetisence of the high price of hops. !lops were then 301. per pocket, they are now only 61. The price of malt is reduced at least owe-fifth. The materials of beer are lly low, but beer is kept sp at the highest price to which it ever attaised in times of dearth. Providence has blessed the land with a bounteous harvest, and mono. poly is cursing it with the effect of a real stercity!!! Its your Besoletions, published last spring, it was said that, et lust, one penny per pot in the price of beer was a sacrifice to the licensing system and init. rests; that this penny per pot iu the eggregaie amounted to an annual levy of 850,0001. spore t►e industriuus classes of the metropolis, and of fear millions sterl%g upon the inhabitants of the country generally. But this emollient is short of the fact.— By reference in returns I find, that in April, 1801, malt and hops were acteslly dearer than is April, 1619. Beer was then sold at 41d. Now that the arbitrary licensing system is folly ripened, end the opposition breweries and bosses for retailing beer are mildewy. beer Is charged no less than lid. per pot more. Pray, Gentlemen, all another Public Meet. lug. if the brewing and licensing interests, in a certain Assembly, are too Moog for the interests of the Public, let the Throne itself be addressed. So leerg as two centuries agn licensing abyss' were Ilse subject of Petitions to the Throne. Our first JANIS listened to the complaints of the sufferers ■nd gave them redress. The privilege conferred on particular individuals to grant or refs.. licenses Is sell beer was then 'nestled. LAW INTELLIGgiVCB. COURT OF KIM :a UP INCH, APRIL IC. 1111.1111Allf 10. TIIICHILIITOd AND ANOTlltit. Thin was an *colon upon a breach of contract. It @Mara that the Defendants, in the month of No ember, 1817, bed entered into two distinct contrive, by w►ich they undertook ter supply the Plaintiff wilt, 300 casks of St. Petervberch yellow candle tallow. at a stipulated pier. By the time the tall.int &coifed in Ewelassi, its price in the market bed risen con.i derably ; and the Defendants oppearml to he dm ir r i v i of rescinding their contract. After the instil, which brought the tallow, bed arrived in London, Its caw was loaded en the Siturday evenikg, an.l 110 n.,t i ee of the arrival or of the landing wee gi►en to an Plaintiff on that day. Ito was sehsequertly tell that be might have the Inhale of Monde) in eatiodoe lb. tallow, sad if ho liked it, and chum to pay doted its wales', might take it away no the tame day ; however, be did nut erred. to all of these conditions. the Defendants &elite(' that they %humid consider the contract into which they hid entered nett mid 'Md. T h e Plaintiff, not having had time in •,. dyke the cargo, and not having the cash by him tin the instant, did not comp:y with this terms which the' Defendants bad offered him ; but on the neat day. Prostaday, he tendered them the money, which had beta agreed on as the pike in the original contract. The Defendants, however, refused to deliver this tallow, and the consetparoca was, that the Plaintiff brought the present action, to recove► the difference F azio* begotten Ihems,k.t price of at the limo of this cargo arrivihg in England, and the price fur which Use Defendants bad 'Updated to delis•, it. On the pert of the Defendants it was contended, that they were not !mond to keep the tallow in their possession till it was convenient for the Plaintiff to pay for it, and !bus allow him to speculate at their cost. They had offlined the tallow to the Plaintiff; lint he had not thought proper to take it no the con ditions proposed to him; they had, therefor., under an idea that the original contract was unmated, Ca. ?r oo m l that power which every man possessed oser hit van property, and disposed of the tallow is goes lion to another person. Under these circumstances thy esee wont to the Jery, win warned • verdict for the l'lsintif Damages 6311. 19s. 7d. BLOM %X O. ABBOTT This wee an action brought to recover the sem of 2001. which the declaration stated to be money had and received fee the use of the Plaintiff by the De (tenant, and also for money advanced by the Plain tiff to the Defendant. The Defendant pleaded the metal use to all the counts in the declaration, and also a set off. Mr. SCAULETT stated lbe MP for the Pleintift— Messrs. Blesses and DoMetall erth were the assignees of two persons named Foodrinier, she was the in. 'venter and indentee of a machine now meth in use 'among paper wisnufactesers. These machines he bad been in the habit of lending oat to persons engaged lin that trade, at different prices, according to their intrinsic value. It was perhaps requisite to state that the present Defendant had been appointed ono of the assignees to the estate of the Memo. Foedrinier at the time when they were made bankrupts; bet that he hid been removed (tom that situation by an order ' of the l.nrd Chancellor, issued on the petition of • certain eteditors, who staled, that as the death lof the whet mitigates, who were appointed et the Sawn lime with Mr. Abbott, heti left him ,sole assignee, soil es he was intithatety connected • with the Mesita. Foutlrinier,and was e'en Mllittg.d in certain commercial speculations along wish them, he was not a fit lirt,nn to haw. the dimitotal of the fools of she estate. In consequence of his being remoter!, I a circonistence, in the necessity and psoptirsy ni. which the Defendant had himself concurred, fresh assignees wet, appointed, and those assignees were i 1 the present Plaintiffs, Miers. Dinsam and Drillings.. worth. Messrs. Grompt.in, respectable paper Winn , . lecturers, near Bolin*, in Lancashire, hail hired vise of the machines to whirb he bad before alluded, and bail agreed to pay 4001. a-)ear for it. They 044 i usually paid this sum to Mr. Abbott ; but in 1817, they paid it to Metal,. Bloaam and Dollineswnroh, rui assignees to the estate. Daring the lest year a ' Frenchman, of the name of Diane, hail <cm a note round In all the paper manufartesers, charging thine tint is pay Messrs. Foudrinier for the use of the ma: chines which those individuals had fabricated: the , money was due to him as the inventor of them • and he intended to appeal In the En.s.liali Codas of ate t • • set aside the pat rnt eb ch the Fondriniers had obtained • ; Shealy after the M . Crona.don had received this note, one of them caste to tows, and consulted with Mr. Abbott regarding the twat 'lion which ought to be raid to it. Mr. A. ti id him teat DiJot nes a foolish fellow, and that be had beets• pay over the moo elf to those who were commissioned to receive it. lea consequence i.e paid this '2OOl. In Mr. Ablinti him. self for the benefit of the estate. When 'he assignees discovered this circumstance, they applied to Mr. Abbott for payment of the earn. Ile, hoviestr, re. fused to make it, and stated that be was entitled to a commission on the scuts wbi h he had received for the estate of the bankrupts, and, that he shooed main the c.:1101. till his claims were satisfied. Mr. SC2fj. , /: hoped that the verdict of the Lary would show the Defendant the futility of such a defence. The Learned Gentleman then proceeded to tall witnesses to estal....ish the right of property to these machines to have born originally in the Messrs. Flitt dtinler,and to be wow in the Assignees. Ile was els.. proceeding to show that the money in queasiest hail been paid to Mr. Abbott by Mesas. Crompton, whet' Mr. GUItIIZT interrupted him, and stated that his Learned Friend might save himself the triable of en. Heim flutter tote the etidener, as there woe a Ingo, ohjectina which would Veered his Client from •••• , iveting, even if he made good his cote. Mr. Ab butt, against whoos the action had been brusiabr, ought to have been made a party to it, irk was in tended to maintain It satisfactorily, be being e part ner with Muses. Bloaem and lielliogsworili. Some conversation then took plot" betweat IK* Counsel and Attendee of the tee contending p orde» ; after which it wasegteed that a verdict, ontiject, how. F r ll l es rli scce or l t e h g a e di e r r e i lie d n f es. we '.6 g :s e f l a d ill hr. eatheilijolleirs.7l:73.ll;;;