The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-07-20 00:00:00

. t !:. ; 4 ; , r 4; 'obi . Yea alt warroost thaoks for Y 'oooltoria, sod to rorrowdate aiMitpatie 41he gln6de. I' 4l '1 1 , 11,1 totOtkohiditpoSilitoWimarde. la 4•11 e of. atl the in two hi., si....o44patitt; .1.141 all •1H f .fee Ai-placed to deter , en. -‘ TIGHT tilf*Ditt 9 AND kIDIITY-NINF: Ircerholdris : b ete nr op,pa gime their oabrioalitilloe. against tits FAMII LT s! s h,., h e , for the pform Mop. rrroerting the Land Tax, Arr.. I en. 0..1 te a doubt ohs , we should hare had a fri ii ephii,,, „ um . jorii%—ttler.f•re, I tell yob, that 'oar Indeprodri re upu6t, onal 16. ~,..,, w en-inc. he ortikred. Soirvm*, aid anderrna btontl.l thew mem p i e i g e l ove that, *mil %cm hove retained twit Alois 1 wars will desert you. Pretiare for soother and a • ,.n via ret otroalle is a 'kers Ow, a n d !moll rilf4Pet for i m p ii, p ,„" is dir koos!iatios *kith we nave (mended Orr 5 .. r0 0,, o w bid redraft of thr Saw CnowOrt. The Re ottr, dm., lir kw .ire bier* at the IPlowl lean otreFrimais who were Vetiver* et - y Conmitters di the raw Wiwi!. eta ,111. ramie oar . I o „,s t ~fr i oa •'.v troll 60 Sue tit 4 . 00661.100 6 4 Ild'bino oh, o i xioar4s tomato ed from rimaktome for yew ite l iroy ma. it,,...-.10. lism of all 1 11141 drag forth to jaitotrowiit iilli.r! obii h we ao &tripe) tivimpird 'pow thr.litati sacred rights -f 110 4 1 0 % . • • • • llii &kilo leave of .no. furs Oren prri , vl. let me etb..rt trio pri • r to relax Ihr tiebt'attel vatted rOpogneirwre , v the Dominion of y veer ll ten (Ir.. wltirh 6.1160000•11'rly mark* every part ..f the two Commit,: i hrrt-lt it antis the. have learnt analer•iturri. la* trotlemea, • fTisior I.itieraf Friend.. • .0.• • ' .., . HIP Rif ie. RAUGHAIL - - - -- .. .: MIME CII &NCI'S—LESS TICKITIC BIGIIER (API 11.8—LOWF:11 PIM Es. jr-I cA it 1 {01,1 4 , Csisitracfnr, it Entofelly kir, pie at the public appr v'l al , endy evinced 4 to. &Irate of the issevent L and esin.idve. it Ai: dais to r tend ti hi. hose Ito set 1t0t...u.e i him ails, tbei• that s. th I ntainissz Poe Thins Ti u...ual attains:li .b re were then 03.000 TT,. Icel.. yet tie Is Flo r vs... 410 for a Tirkrt. a A to •1 Porn ol (96 ti1t:44.161h. , Oil I. .t..ry th •re ale ha* 800 Tirke.s. will, Two Prites f ifdo 0.0, Inside. the u.nal Nail:her of tatter C. nod ilw present ei. nuts ,Cl 9 40.. f 4 ti Ticket, gen.' T..rossosevers S Up , to , a Ss%scrola, aisle 08, h a s t e willow na) Axed Prize a hot, v. r„ rill a, rat wed than who ever tows linrordl i. 1, will he entitled t.e aisrisis ao-, unbn. wn la ow former Loner. wills be like. ember of Tickets, as will beim by the follow il l PROS 1 ' ECTU`i. 60.n00 P•asint. for .... £l9 0 0 43,000 l'eitod, for .... 81 7 0 3 Aky t 1.. utsoa f• -r ... 19 10 st Y - 2 .)o.i Poends for .... 15 15 '0 )5,0a) Potted, fur .... 10 9 0 7.5 0 Po. 11;61f4r ... 5 5 0 3.75. Poki...ts for .... 13 6 1,b15 Pounds for 1 7 0 • an At a Trihnte of Gratitude for Public Favours conferrer! on G. 'CA IA ROLL, he ha. awe arrangements that Purchasers shall base the Optiao of reviving, in addition to ull the Prizes, GOLD for the Tao Prizes of LOW Sovereigns. with CLARF.T, sir M %OMR A. y moun stwg to Four Pipes of Port or Minteiia, 4or Four Hogs. brails of CLOWN for racb of the Prizes of One Iltun,und /Buten 6f, • . end 1 s oroportion for Share.. TIR Wine to fie chutet bra the Iti.l , ters themselves. Begins Sib AU',UST. Ticket.. RA than. are lloW an Sale at the Offices of CARR t s LL. tb C Ist•••rtor. N• , . 7. Corrhill, and 16. tford aura, who shaved .RA Se'd, to the vary Ina LUxry, No. 9,81 a Price of.stAlAKls. Besides I'I(MT C A PI .',11,9 of £l,OOO. ssoo, hod iii CARR() L'. Inte CnOtrAct... 7.7•4 1630.100 I 3 655 .210 6.315 .... £30.000 1 1,349 .E2.1,0:41 6te. &c. tie. J s 1 c ohabited. pace si. in Ward-, GI % of LIFE; a Non-Nledic4l Coot me..utry on she isti•crelianst otrisjne tram Ha nao i s; ,huh lay Cnoi•e., Ss stiot•ini, said h mefal effect ni Lisee. V r sierra, fins.rorriocr I, Stricture. Senautol %Ike are Way develssped ; Pan 11, rut s i ts s a me re , a; . r k.. a r e,. - lain Prot It Cosooplasnis, tsl p menhir Ss , trilitv ; Part em. bract Pr.sciieni Othoess.tsunt ow fiestml Detsilsts, Self Atsosar. .fer ; in Part IV. i• a S ..f Cs.rs ilia•tralise tot the p s aerdsti, ',abject.. ex plaitostti Inca in a fotmiti or ma toter, mod It r Wanly adsnemed le she Ysmott abd Matwrii• of batir`eses. B'. GUS' unit Ca. Cansultiag isiurgoatiss. Ma% be had at YU, Psiteramiter-r..w. I, laden, awl of al' soktellers. Messrs. (iota and Co. are to be cumulus/1. as *amt. ewer% `NdAt .at flair house aad. Patient% in t..ss Casa stry are respie.ten *to describe ntiouteti t she ease. ear-loam; a roasitt . a re fur ld. 'vire and U dieme isbirb rain hr fora:waled to and start' sof Ow —Ga.* ;id Co. M. It. C. 8-to-grans,. 13. (louses ie-,lre Tioes-strret, L..admo. I- iblished = NI. .4 lon .4-establiSt. fpputg 01111 of :1119 • Sir 4. A. CURRIE and Co., combined with their well-known seuperience and sures* in the treatment and rare ids le reign jag complaints. entitle. them us supers..? elating lOW is decides preference over all tetacrplactitioners. Messrs Carrie and Co e• xegular Snroomt, and M• ushers of the H. pit Cottage. .4 l e o. dun and Eataburgh, pretest in the Pte.lle the oesult of 'hist D , ears successful pr vice in the Meirtipuli.„ where 'h.q. - treat inert nad eller of Warren! Coisittlatittl, Nervous I) Wits - Ifasctilar Relaxation, and Amiss of the Organs. Strictures :she Urethra, the. Arc. hat proved utilourolv triumphant. raliAtt and r. cent cases of inh.rtiun. a perfect Cure is eionplet • led in the then 1 period of two days ; Mill in Ilnae cases ufir m .complicated natare, where other Practitioner' e failed of . amccess. a proper perseveratme in their plats of treatment-in- Inures in the Patient a sound and petted oe-estahl, bosent. In ...1S creme. Debilli y. wtrether prothrcel v ruityivial excesses. hs Nine immoderate enjoyment of sensual plensares. by sedentary tun a over studious habits, or hey any other route. the Medici, ',Me) p:eseribe will plo!U•le the happiest effects, is atritei hor hudy and mi n d. S e c ,s eo l Nintitetarn and tGaiitleaum of the first respectuttility. have teen under the cure wf Nles.rs. Carrie and Cu. for the removal' of Complaints of the lUrt Iran, Strictures, &e. and having received a rarliral and Iperinaneat cure, request that refetesee may he in. de to the n ', its satisfactory evidences of the deeis.ve fmperinritv of 14 isrs. Curie and Co.'s plan of treatment ; many .4 these Gentlemen face had Strictures Irma ten to twenty sear., nod had heen Ater the care of. Messrs. Home, Heaviside, and other sucaemsx if equal eminence, who attempted the cure by the •ipotteation tbr 'Maar succec. Messrs. Currie& d Co. Nay he consulted by either sex, with the greatest delicacy, fterer!s, and honour, at their Wane. No 107, Hattromensderi.— Pirtirrits in the country are request td to state the part • dOars of their CIS!. are, and general habit of living, Ste. en closing a remittance for advice and ntedsciiies, when the sane wilt he given nr sent to their part if Vie kissed . To insure that seeretx no essential to our undettaki g. the postage of letters may be added folk account fur medicine?.-107, Hal -1 ita.rarrwe. PA RTN BRAM ps IMS,)OI.YED. .T. awl W. Massey. Rliartesl.ors, braziers—C. Coates and R. Onsin. Bond street, efiemi-t..—J. W. Cramp* and J. Web. sler. Birmingham. sire.makeri—J. L. Mottrhei and T. Boiler. W alebone-rouri. Lothhary, shirk-brokers— C. Cope and .). Male. Birmingham. briess-founders —W. Yeoman and .1. Len. Marsholi-sireer.Carnaby market. balon-chandiers—B. Harrow W Istaiow. Ofdhatn. Laaeashire. notorbspinners—T. Lamy. W B. Cripps, and..l. lining. Liven.* 1. merchant.— /I•.__J ' .. and and S Lanni.. Liverpool—K. and J. Oats Drat. lause. nebinei.makers--P fir.oherton and A. Smith. Runnier, Yorkshire. dyna-11. Mideley. Yorkshire. and T. Pollen. Rooth Wiltor b , Yorkshire. teasel gronern-.N. and C. N. Bolingbroke avid IL flail, Norwich, earelessiegoes. LAW 1N77? tLiG ENCE. ' COURT OF CeIANCERY. Jet', 18. MRS. Ininbit s. to ostswaito. he. Sir S. Rotniu.v said. he had to tvo.ble hi, Lordship once more with the case of Tempest and Orde Ile sat Amid hat Mr. Horne at wrong in so pposiog that the Master was d rect. ed by the Ordet?of the Court on prase ed die is client. He thought no such Order had been made relative to the .et Iroent fire Lotto Cnsucrt.t.nit considered he had made n sods Order r far his opinion was. that she Master should proceed in the ordinary was'. without prejudice Ili the (wpmt not takers to the 111/114te of Lard , : for in he event of the Ilattese of Lewd' revering the proceedings of this Court, 'hen the esiterpers mast fall on the Defendant. and race prows. He had rievied Ihr rase in all its possible contingencies, and thought ibis the proper Order. Sir S. Itosnu.v erstreived, that certainly no teeh apielientintr' had been wade. as to reviler*, a direct a front the Coast to the Mauer in pi oterrl die inAirma. • Tire Loftrt Criastemtow —Certainly swot I how I think you had at well agree for the Master to go on o its she *.essiewhies. without prejudice. in he usual g hat if. Mr. Horse. 'we wish an Orde• for' tin n proceed die is eta'. you mat give nosier to the other etide, that teach is your 11.tention. Mr. HORPll.—That. my Lord, pailpart of the Petition pOo• stated t yew LordAiik t , •• • •'• • • • • , • • . • I is; IJ.I ti t r A ti li nre 110 ,1 A H. 11 ,; l; r o:t Wnn o noc C h t a r to , t I e i - d h . t r i e n tt i s ~ nr Via lif•ad•e•l I Pl'l. —Since the Medic:4 Bonrol has hero establish. Iti a ed id C4art.44,1 , 0d..e Oral (..7.4..1,111,41tecg. o ppo s ite th e Ikev. R lliirs Chapel, had Wood,lock-street. adjoining Yew Rot . upward. of Thirty Thodsaa.l P4iiettis .3( I wilt retell ' . i reast.leat les perfect heaalia, many of %hos I sad lingered for ears molder ihr in 41 pointy! stud obsiiinite di-- 4 Nor% were pa rnsamed incarnate by respertatale practatiancte, i tml several dt.eitareed (torn H...piials.—Both ii she effect re f sitting from c bled *.lints! !-11:rt,rs. COOPER al.d Ca.. nir i p a of til.mical mot Wale:a relehritc. rifler forty ears experience I • this Poletroion if. nee romailzed tinily at both !smear; tiu all 4 are. of S. philis, die. often improperly treated), mull tune nt a *oil; rout she ponr have advice fermi.) nn Tueiday. Thursday, s 311011. 3•letwlny moraine, until Twelve o'Clork. tr Patient : it a di.dance, dexeriaing itteirea , e, immediately attended to, — U: letter. to be directed to CharlAte-honie. Illarkfriar - s-road, i et puce ;ire amst‘catit which du not coutsiu a viusultia4 fee. ' , ,~ t• • , V P l.oreiraqices and..., view __ prigiaateo .- ta i ali:ol4r , has I meant. ilia Royal ilighne so tbw, Prior! Regent lies been . r?,,t: I ftdiarg'ilriio - etb.riur lordship had tootle this QM , * Pleased, in.the name sad . re n the hebitr of hi s M G . 1 " 4 ,r 4aster . 4 " Rilg9rd gets Estivate 4 Haigh: so whys 1 • spore yertentnywn me tare. hails i }mai,. to appoint C harles Ds wenn. Fowl to b. hi• • The lAto Cnieettaftsa.-1 thirst ittle hid better. Oil Igi s i eov s, consul for' t h e . p rovince , of B iscay en , 4, you, look lain •be P e titi on , a n d if yo u chaise you may merelasi -- it to mesa %%giddy. ' Guitoosene. . Sir A. Itowsuar.-I'ely well. ma Lord, then we shill endee- - . Hit Revel Wiline s s th e P r i nt " R ecen t h as a l so viand Ma the me its of the Petition Cowie on berate - per Lo*- i n heel, arlessewl. in the name and on the haler& of hittl sh T he Imo coen steadies motiox g' c IL y only t Mat e ViSiesey, , to Illpft f,IP of Mr. Joseph Vial „„ Virg I t h in k, i s s in I i N a hear. Let 11:: th i s point on the einestloo be baud as .. Consul at Gibrafter, for his Majesty the King of the ihis gamwd . " iktodAl. ...., •'•'T Tao *the. .. ~ . • ~ I .:r . , *MOW /I v. 'Mann De %%STET AN) °TIMES. • --rte-- 4 I, ~. • The,Loab CeAscau.o...,-Since he had heard tbli 1MILITIIRY• PitnanTfoNS. • - • • • OW' YPSIWIRY, he Nut ronliderea the hest coarse 1 •.1 ' perdive. Ile had spoken to the Viet-Chancellor l'IP• frort-e/tldee. 1.4 tit: • apee.ding it, and he bad his authority to say. that Ms Of *arc onsh Ifis tore the 811MVe Coatirerny of Forme only-. ET. lloneT o would hear the exceptions to Me Mester's em 4 e . C a parg us asee-mumegedist e a ugles as •••111011. 94th Lire itra- Repor n Monday. The motion he therefosie.asisiaZ . gnaw;' aid Vaptali Sir Aretribali J. Murray, Burt. 9d Foot ed to stand over eatil Tuesday neat. :. • • . Guards. s)11911 V. 190110Wre CosolahWess signed by the Vier-Lieutenant of tbe County of Mr. HART moved, on the part ref the Plaintiff s ' flosses. " tit s o. ~,,,,,, - fo r an lojulteLois to restrain the Defendant a Oro- Armory Militia. , , u ro e enan e cu r i e s g m " . f rog , I k e bawl*, of t h e g. 41, Rye. prietpr of coaches running on the western Toed, treat, to he Ensi g n f rom *s i ster hi s own h orses i n 1 we *CoatheS gilled" The • Western Regiment of Sauey Local Ntili Oa i Defienre" and " The Eaprem i " en a portion of the nee Right Jinn. Henry Haft. Viscount Gage, to be Lieutenant. path road, viz, from Col to lvondoll, Con' Colonel, *ice Goble, deceased... Itsr, In the terms of an •agreement drawee ,ep be. --our .BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. toren the parties, dated December 280/114. The facts of the caws were shortly their:-Iii18l4; the J. Brown. Cock-hilt. Itateliff-highway, slopsellet. 8 • NK OUPTS. Defendant was in the habit of working coaches VOIR .1.17. Clegg. Manchester. timber merchant. JO! at. Ang. ' Bath and Liti•tnl to London, and agreed with his' 1. 99 at the Hridgewater Arm. 1 n. /11notelle.aer. Anomie.. then partner. Mr.. Smith, the Plaintiff', to give him Mears 'Hoe and Cu. Te pies and Mr. Ha field. Manchester. C. Taylor. Liverpent.chcinist. Aar. 7. VI. V. at she nenrge the good will of working enacts., u p on th a t portion Ina. i.Y. PlllOOl. Anomie. ' Mr Murrnw. Liverpool; and of the a e.tern road I e ills from Ilare.hatch, in !Jerk. Meows. Blaeltst“ek and Co King's Bench viol . Temple. shire (a distance of about 36 miles from the met ropy). K'. Ultimo. Kinien.. S'mrreet.hire. allow ,handler, July 3 0 . SO %•.f 99. at th- Fall •; non liiii nod ravers; HMI/. It- ti'), to Loudon, for a certain valuable consideration. r or ntet. St Ilittetiorer. sooty.-yard; and Mr 11..d v on Rath. In consequeisce, (be contract in question was drawn It. • merle. holey. tnnea.h.re. -loopkeenee. su" v g 10. 11,. „e so I d .t way aerer that the Defendant should re- On at the ENO- and Child lust, Wigan, Lancashire. Attorney, sy Mr. Gasket!. Wigan. linquish all his right of ruuning upon that part of T. West. htanehreier. joiner. An .. 9. 4. 99 at the Surfed ' the toad upon the receipt of the sum of 7201., and Vaal, lon. %I inehester. allergies. Mews il i sple Yr and co. I Gray's Inn; and 'ewes. Clarke:llldt* Ila•cbe.e.r that he should supply the roaches, for the wear and vv. Dawson. Wetherbv, York-li re. i n yik..p o e c Au g . 'rat , tear of which he was to receive 2d. per mile. The the Session ' now'. I .red. 99. `2-9 a the "VI Inn. % Vrtkerhv• ! Plaintiff smith was to find the horses to run from Attorney. Mr. I alt.. Elongate hills and r tiranger. Lerrhi. I M. Hams. Coleford (ao.ler4tfer.hire, krnen v ,- r. %rig. 1. 4. r, at the Rommer Tai•era: Bristol. Alumni.... Mr Walker, 1 Hite-hatch to London. The sum o f 7201. was ag- coedingly paid , and Mr. Smith continued to work Brisvnl; and Ue.ors. hdlingtou and Co Bedford row the coachea until March 1817 when having become J. Ford H dli eete ..oreet. Burton rref.resot. builder. July , , 21. Ang. I. 49, at rinildball. Attorney. Sir. Cope, Wil.on. Romeo hat triflingly embarrassed in his circumstattee'll street. G.AO4 1.10.1311 e. he found himself enable to supply the horses for the i R. A Wheeler, Rirrnlngliaan. merchant, July SO. St. Attr. COdele, any greater distance than from Colebrook to op at the Koval Hotel Hirming , am. %twines., Mr. Tooke, Holborn-court. Cora}'. Inn; and 4r. Barri.h. Ilirm nelluni. 140081011, thereby making it trio instead, of three .1. kobwonh. Mancheseer, gr..eer. hieg S. 4. 29. at she 'Pagel to the metro po l' is. Ile at the same time re aeorre Inn. Manclee.aer Newsier, -Mr. Atkinson. Manches ter: an Me..M.iklivoen. Temple quested the Defendant to supply the horses for the . T. Philipps. Dakinc. P.nnhrnkeshi e.Wierewnt. July 21. 9Ft. other stage from Hare-hatch to Coltihrnek. This Ant 29. at the Castle Inn. ilriverrordwyst Astoroieo. Mr. was served 10. b ut the Defendant sabseqeently, Barris. H. • erfordweA g and . Ortt rs. Slade nod Co. ‘'v Inn. .1 W. Pearson, Growl Marlbormeeti.street. dentist, Jolv it. while the Plaintiff remained its them embarsa.sed cir. 28 Aug 99, at (3 ilthall. Attar-rites. hielOrr. Dattiesand Co. erematences, took upon himself the working of the Lur . h .t urs ' . ratabri4or. ramnpt. " ket .. g i f g. 17. 19. 99. o , whole road, engrossing all the prolita of the concern, the Red Lion Inn, Cambridge. titorniea. Mr. i'eacocke, and keeping the 7201. in his pocket. Under these Cambridge; and Meter.. Tonne and en. Bedfurd.ros. circumstances, he prayed of the Court to restrain lIIVIDr.I'aDa. the Defendant from using his own horses, thereby as, 9, (1. William.. C.:nrch row. I.;mehonle, dealer i Arig.ll, J. Knight tend T. A.libv. Gough-on:ere, Novi fro_ preventing the Paintiff from leaving any thing to do threossannfacturen.- Aug. 8. .4. Ilalerow Trafilgar•square. with the concern. Tile affulavit of the Plaintiff he liresevey• mariort- Aug 10. J Brooke. Iw . foldt. 'I orkakire. tied in his hated, fully corroborated the whole of ear o f u te r t o l. rrneni et,, e in ew - A sig. ID, W litlk.., Le. 44. mer eloni- aeg. I the farts he had stated in the Court. The Defendant - ...1. ('Me. Plymouth, rope.maker hog I. P. Thema. It a tfield-v.reet, S arre .. . la in,_.. s.. g . 15. G. itti..ell, hail also made an effillavit in answer, the effect of igirloiat am, merchant - sept. 8, J. Ridley, Lentraster. met. M r *bleb, he bad •ondeisined, was to show that . Aim- ism. II J. Nirlena rick. Liverpool nerchan -Atli. 9. T. ' John.not..Liserpaut. printer . hag. 10. N. Everett, 'imish being disabled from performing the contract, Long edge, Iteverell, Wile.hire. clothier- Aug. S. ii. "ii - • hat lie was authretised to resume the working of the rend. Alde6g.ite, rent, .i n ierica• merchant Aag. S. .1. i.„ ttitt „ ti ,. m ,,, l% „ tt _ str „ t. ii ,,, 0rii .„ 0 .,, i I ,,,,, ;oo . owthro ,•coaches on - the whole road. HP did not apprehend . 'firer- aeg 11.3. Jump a nd T Har g rove', Eon...tree,. hat- that any such argument would induce his Lordship aeon Roarer-cue. H. A., K. Wickets/in and P. Abbot, to believe that the Defendant was able to - exclode Mr. It...tin-friar% nwrchtint,- Aug. 8. A. lime, J. Brawn, amt 1. Sect., Luothie. :Iran. clothiers-Amt. I. U. and S Robin-• Smith from any participation in the 1/refits of the ..o.• oacynywcr.row, hook.. llnn. - Atte. 1, J. Koine and B. concern, or from executing that part of the business :bout. Beg n i gg e Wells. brewers-Aug. R. J. Pi. ram. Hanhaar. which he had contracted to execute. 1././..t. ...t...,k,..yer- An. I , (7, Bradley. Houndsititch. iron 'foamier (let. 11. S Clark, Ting, Hertford..ttire, baker- Mr. ‘VETUERELL opposed the motion for an In aut. ti, a de 7 hl. Crispin, Wlgotoreatueet. Mary-le bonne, • . 'unction. lie expressed his surptise that such a mn eine.Merchant-Attc. 11, J. Hamilton and W. Turam g r ou . y Finch-lane. merchate.s. tion as this had been made, when it was evident how CERTIFICATES-Acts. R. -inside, yet how conclusive, the answer was which W. Imarreetre. Old sareet•road• •ielnaliPl- W. Franki4. • nulti be given to it. The embarrassment of Mr. Nits-wick. rilnuee.ter.lotr. eerily-dealer-W. Moor.. Sower . Nil th was not as had been represented by Mr. Marl, Os. 1 ork•hire, Cl/1111-Fraittifirlttrer- J. !WOOL I/Alitliatid. ' i La rather,. cotton•manutic neer- II Barber. Hinduell, Der- ••1 a trilling nature, at the Court would perceiee by fleshier. •emeanerrhunr-o. seeder. Bristol. clothier-R. Kuiy the two advertisements he held in his hand, which ruff., tun. Newport. botcher-W. Nuns. hllerton.llswater. . , Yorkshire. r „ pe ,..... c. Ni ,,,,, ii. i 1e ,„ 4 . 11 ..,„ 1 „,.. m. Hertford . n ai l beets published lit one of the country Papers.- shire. win.'-merchant-D. &rah, Hound-ditch, apothecary- rhe first advertisement was for the sale, by the I. Stemmas. Birmingham, dealer -J .S. A Jo.. Liverponlmer. ihotily of Bo,k,bire, of 40 escellent Gately-horses, chant-J. Carmichael, Li de Russell street, Coyent•gardea. halter, late the property of Mr. William Smith; and the second advertised, the sale of 20 more seperior coach. horses, also by the Sheriff, bite the property of Wm. Smith. So that it appeared, that the very_ horses which had been supplied by the Plaintiff' for the working of these coaches. had been actually seized by the Sheriff, and the Defendant found that his whole business would lee entirely rained, unless lee supplied the horses himself to wink the coaches from Coltihronk to London. It appeared, therefore, that he had only done this from absolute necessity, and new this was complained of as an improper intrusion oa his part. Ii appeared also by the affidavit which lie held it his hand. that Mr. Fromoot had been put to the greatest inconvenience from the circumstance of being obliged to supply these 60 horses, sod bad stoppeti'the runningof one of his coaches . in conse govroce. _ The Loins CuetteeLLoe desired to know how it eght '' I happeruoi that the Plaintiff did rent comply with the 1 agteemeet, which was to work the coaches from e n . Rich llare.hatch to London, instead of from Colebrook to A 'invert, Is, ' London ? / peal non taken • . ..e 1101... e of Lewd, Mr. .HART replied, that it was by a separate and ~en she rtlIellel" 1 1' 04 private agreement het oven the parties that the distance He had viewed Ille case .ol thought this Mr proper was thus ‘. 11 ". 44 "d 'by wee Mee. Mr. Wmuenei.t, eery much desired whether the , thus' rennin', no vueh ellehtw'hur She slif had ei••1 a hand in that triefoctioto alto. .eel a direct, a frosts the Coati to the ,Cl/len4. • Mr. BART said, however that might be, Mr. Smith ot , o*--Certainly sent; hen I think you was now quite piepatied to renew the engagement. tor she Master to go on nitb the witlernent. %A _. ... . _, _ ~ , hat ii wo uld have been es • vey Ea ti encl.!' TUOOIO I I { ..rec, in he usual way; hue if, Mr. Herne. you we• fair • inn et proceed die fa a at. 'nu must give much mote devisable, if a short affidavit had beets , the other side, that such is your 114.4100 n. framed to this effect, rather thou to trouble the Coact Itoass.-That. my Lord, was part of the Pesi ,l---- ..ted te yoer Lard:hips with these idle declarations. - . . . .. • proprietor e coach ..enning - Lon. don Wirt Jittld tor conceal . . o toe, time afterwards be bail o fancy kepi biiit to big old eMpioment, and began driving aontber coach. In Mit Late, how'. over, there was little . or no difiirultx, because the original proprietors had irodeetook to abstain entirely from driving co lbw road.. In the prisient case Mr. Frosannt bad *eceiaed 101 t as a consideration for giiiag op a part of the rood. Mr. Smith had eat into entbarrssimerit, and all big horses wen sold by the 1 • Sheriff. The situation of Mr. Promoot its a dilS. Gait one is this moment ; for unless he Undertook to tiring his passengers from Hare.hateh to. London, he was Noble to an action, sad this he could riot ender. take saleis he used his own horses. 13et here was a doable difficulty; for, sepposiog there was now no inabsentssment nettle pore *fib* Mind*, how.teeld he grant the Injunction / If he ertjoinerf the De. fendant from finding the hories, he mutt also enjoin the Plaintiff from tint finding the horses, or In ()thee *Orris mast compel the Plaintiff to be prepared with his o wn horses t o sr.• r k the coaches. lie could not prevent Mr. Promont 'front using his own horses in hip coaches, utiles- he had Lao the means of ensuring -him the horses at Hare-hatch at s certain specified time; and if the horse* should not be there; then the Defendant would hefiable i o an action traria every one of his passengers. tie should therefore, advise Mi. Fromont to compromise the Matter, beca.so hereafter it *paid become a question whether Mr. Smith could not maintain en action upon the contract. WIIS -at least most attains. that Mr. Frommit should not run a long:l4e in't he Court of Chancery, hut that he should amicably 'title the affsir.—/niagei lion refused. • • SELEC2' VESTRIES' ACT. ,;$, a.,. ~~:;.. - PARISH OF PADDINGTON. A Select Vestry was held in the Perish Church of Paddington, on Friday, when the new Act of last Session, on the subject of Select Veitries, was brought into operation by the Overseers, in order to 'volt the frequent auditing of their ACCOOMS. Mr. &matt rose to submit a motion to the Vestry. It had been always usual, he said, for former Orere, ewers to submit their'accoonts to the inspection of thin parishioners, in Vestry assembled, once in evert month; but since the pretreat Overseers had condi into office, that salutary rule sad been discontinued. During the short time they had been in office a lety of WOOL hairbeen granted, and there was also an at. .rear of 4001. in the otd accounts, so thtt upwards I of 20001. bad passed through their hands, arid he thought it incumbent upon teem to show how it bad been espetideA, according to the Mil practire.—:4llll - should therefore move " that the Overseers be re quested to exhibit their Accounts monthly." Mr. Stocnnatc, of Pall-mall (who it appears is one of the Churchwardens of Paddington), said ho • thought the practice of exhillitiog 11w accmantis monthly was quite useless, and took up the tune a( the Vestry in a spry uninteresting manner. He canto int o office himself with the present Overseers, and as an officer he had taken upon hlmse:l to advise that this eyeless practice should he laid aside.—( Hear * ' hear! and taaghter.)—And whatever the mover and I his friends might think of his advice, he w willing Ito bear all the odium, or rather the praise, whir* might attach to. the abolition of a useless and vela. tines regulation.—(Great disapprobation.) Mr. TYna soppo, red Mr. Stockdale. Mr. BUTLER, in reply, said he would merely beg leave to remind Mr. Stockdale, that for want of such a regulation, one of their former officers had abscond:. ed wi , h upwards of 1,0001. in his porker.—(Thar, /sear !)— Very great confusion and personal abort's+, Lion now took place ; and when at length the Chairman. had restored order, he said that, if too Gentleman would address the Meeting further upon the suhjiet of the motion, he should proceed to pat if to the core; which was accordingly done, when there op t : t ested o majority of four for the production of the accounts. Mr. STOEKDALE then said, it was probable that Some of the persons present had not paid their laic ' Poor Kates; in which case, according to Mr. Sitirset ..Bourse's new Act, they were incapable of soling and as be meant to oppose the motion to the .otter. , most, he should demand that scrutiny. A l'Aotsitiossa thought it strange, that if the officers meant uprightly, they should resort to such stratagems to avoid a scrutiny of their accounts. Mr. CARR observed, that if the majority had been on terether side, Mr. Stockdale would have forgo& ten Mr. Storges Bourne and his Act.—Ellere all wee • again uproar, and the altercation was load and long.] —Mr. Stockdale, however, persisted, and the levy book having been applied to, % the vote was "gaits taken. The majority was then thrown on the other side, and the motion appeared to he lost, whep Me. MATURE& said, there was another provision in the New Act, which he should insist upon, sinew the other side had resorted to that Act as a loop.hole to creep out of an evident duty. 'l he Act provided that every 251. in the a..xessmen.a enlisted the person so assessed 111 a• vote. Sonic of the parishioners were assessed in double and treble that sum, and la should t ete'ore demand a scrutiny on that head. The CUAIRMAN objected to sitting squabbling all .slay, and said, •• if you carry the sodom y it silent be acted upon if I can help it." This storm a. w• raged fonder than ever, but Mr. Thatcher persis ind, this scrutiny was also Islet, after much trouble and confo.iori, and the moti r a - Nos eteutually lost b a mej rily of two. 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