The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-12-17 00:00:00

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'' . • . 1 .4 L 1:.,•4 1 / 1 /80$00c 4 . .€/$1 0 1. 31, 40, XlO,OOO 0 I tt i. - -4' '' 4". rero ; Nrt "it —....- ' '1 IAJ '. -.. le: * . 1* ,••••-: - r - • - lApvlg; e'. -••• . UN : --• " v., • •t•-• ~ tom,. 2or t_s_mil .1... a -,••• - • - . t ,.. , • .."". 'Per r(wyt !...c. ei - 0 ~..........•••••,..: . ' ......t.., r . ,• • .0 • 2 ~.._ ..., .....„..... ..•,.............•. • • • l if 0 k ir i I i . Fr a,. . *.a... ... . taw 0 ,r • •• • '..0••4 .0 4.- ^ So -- • 4 -lo 0•0 1 -...- 7 IVO a A. t • - 4 ,... "i -tr at ar d*: :140 : 1 ,1 W Otitc r u irtla Muie *.'ev, ". " .61. Ilibirr orte di t l itt li r Wont el* 1 ‘lOl - firetalh .4 )41 ) l' tial a in • Art IS it bliurks,will bawfabosamorsti. .-, • ws . :• •• • : .0 • , - '4,10,3di t, fat —The film Pilot Pripet to trver Nhalltit.—Att Motel. 111 ' Mk,— Piti4 ftiaepta have 10144. 3 per Venn. 31114 tat*. *mei. 144,11 faek.—rut tillit Blanks W nirh.-34 Lay—Thy Vint itniwn 'Am 00,11?, If. emit —Firatjbaorn. tr4a id, hay. 19,001114. 3 per rent.. ISealea.Xl Ith ant 130 ones above I Mt 0.1.040 , .:t per emir.. each. Imo Wino. tith nor. 141/. mut.' Seery lleinvt.oHne Filet Day. sill*aw 111'..intrittole ratite. ben, SIX pown46 each more Wan nessi. Sh•Contnytnm trnet-to the pitinnue of the inibtie. liar:nx SoI.l in *me lAireri tnnee than bolt ihp Owl,. ralw•—iu another All Ilse prizes "110.07)/. Oils lime La 4 Lotter:6.Na. S 424. a prite nt MAW. &v. s, &e. rosfraiw, J. * L SIVEWIttaIIT, 3, Conshlll, 11, Itelburn, sad 3k. 1 ibtr". 1 , 6 9 1- 44": 71.': ' •-• '-. . .'• .: • v 'MalOes, Ifarre Chit4nig,4v.-7'he PrOprieior sf the abore Coach kept lei rfiestre a roalmisaire of Mgt ! .nstpeort which has hitherto been e.rperienced. since the eel± MMtieewweecnmeet of the "'tidos." New Light Hay Claw* t. Dorchester ti 14 bars etill4 Weigh Bagshol..lUpekwater. Basinystoke, Oggskin, Morels, Andover. - Sailsbary, Woodyeals, Cashrsore and lainsufford. at a toast - Saud f eettse k. to Me stormilsg. Bath anti Bristol Post Coaches. through Clilppeitham. Cainc„ilarlborough„ ILutipssjard, Newbury and Reading. : eists..Veranou at One ; arrive at the Greohound NIA. the London rostra,' Minas Street aid tian • . Ohio!. early ne.rt ' teaches to Wells, Brldyeialatir,raiaton; ine4•PlyntoutA at redneed Fares. • The " Umpire," a sive Llverpowillgid ltarels; *sty One Night on the . load, carrying Pour Insitic, sets .•oat Dally at One; arrives at Livirpoad nett 'Afternoow sib S. thee' Woburn, Lathbary. Northansptan.• ire(lorti, Latterworlit, istatlec •Allserstoise. Litekfieill. Wyss, Neweisidie, Katits • itsirrington aid Preatot. . alstrg..o74l,lisgton and A.lo44l4APind CIGSAff, tree!, oritirsii 4.ldAftErateen. isripitifiar. — _ ; • • Barnstaple. Smith:n*lton. and Crediton New Light fail .Cogieltererg - MOnday, Wetinewitig.wad "WWI." at 7 teasel:. • . r. • The "Vitalkshant," Ltedi - Llyht•P skiCipitrit;•• fi th erery 41fikrnoose 7itel •passes tlicsltiph• irk, itahow,Atekatilb aterri-, ford, Greelhant, tirmisthisibt Newark, • Tre.rford.,. AfaChhans, moor, Belford. awry. 4patoster, aid Ferry-bridge, ar--'• rives al the fialdets i.tea tap, Lends, me.rt. Afirpoes. ;3 etinkk. in time for .the *milord. lial fa.r. ohjelai and Huddersfield Coaches. at reduced Fares.—Drires •through wilhOur eitacknien vulg.—Linage and Packages only ttb Per t i —Notwitlistanding • the ancomman this ch, it is allowed to be • the most agreeable ape complare public eonceplity e an. the North Rasa, being 'unequalled by a:ti other. • li4orgute and Hirai{ New Tight Post Coaches every e attersoon, at 2, or S in the Morning.. Gisittgow, Longterm. Gretna-firms. Annan, Ihissfitee. iiromnitill. Thornhill, Sinapihar Kiln. Cansiork. Kings. spettotrut all Parts of NeaUand, a Light 4-inside Post- Coach Daily. • ~ ~ .. - . .• • IN.lPltivetlitlC UNiTASKED. T IIE progress or Merit; althOugh frequently swell- ed„ ; lemotimpeded, by Easy and Detraction. 111•,ng premien atiambalcade **reliant., 'in defeat ; an d conscious rectitndeaginuttely triumphs in the attainment of the grand ob. ject—pub'lcapikohltion. 'The feat of experience is the Stnit rankest offalreir. lad his established IVAIIRBN's BIAGI ING In geefieblestlynation : of which there exists not a Stronger proof thautille tacit iseknowledgeient of a host of servile imita tors, who.lawroptitiously obtrude on the unwary a specious prevent.: *Me genuine article, to the great disappointment ,of the ded farchaser, and manifest injury of itisaamt , whose eh and interest by this Iniquitous system ate 'equally ay y et to detriment. It beeonies therefore an indis pensable pensable d ;to eaution the Public against the maturuvres of erprirrrtpt Vender*, siho having, no character to lose, and stlysinleted $ avarice tn. their nefarious pursuits, aim at the .sequintlinithof money th . rough any medium than that of belnor ! •The origleal and matchless Blacking te.nrs on elle/ battle a short diteatiop. with &a signature ROBERT .WA ft R RN. AB otters asg-ceeseetfelis ; and in many instances the imposition lab&l.1 attal.alltity interlined with" digereat address. In, very smell betweee the more eotieplestees ameessf 4 •No. 3 0 ." It t l i .' tv ren.l." It is earnestly . recommended to Shop homer *there who are dpeeited by base fabricatioeseti Warrele% Blackly*, to return the detected trash to the source 41 lotnre it estate: and expose the machimillout of rascality te. merited oblietw. - , I IWApaas'4ol.scstmo is surpassingly brilliant; it excluder slampi tliseillinsey to the leather ; retains its pristine Singe "in all climates; ant, , combining elegance with comfort, is.sa artichsequatly of indlspensabis fashion and utility. Sold by every gespectable Vender in Town and Country; in bottles, at Oti. 10d. 12d. and IM. each.' . . • .1 Nder . ilse especizi Patronage of the Princess Esterhasey. his ..flutelbragVtins bole Ambassador from the Igeperor of Per ..eis, end nosey high awl distinguished Personages. ' • 1) OWT,X.NDS K ALI - 1)011.'1 . pr preset's la ,g, beau- IL ttNing,.ind improving tlie . ciiniplexiy. A lady of T. 14. is. Ut e coorK of her Travels and 13otatdeal Resettrckes in the `.''w t. part of the World. discotered a compound forttlag oneiif the most egyalsite and pleasieg Cosmetics hitherto un ,biteen hi tiffs or any other country. This (osundie possesses slehissnie Properilesenergetigally eglicient.ieeradicm )aginveties. Pimples. Spots,.. Resluesa. and alt Cutaneous Mptioan and q radualiv producing a &East...tear end white 'a te,. rode. ing the moat sallow complexion clout and lovely. sod basutirnily soft. To the rage. neck. end arms, it imparts et t esltty and juvenile bloom, resisting the depredations made da the skin by the scorching rays Agthe son. It diffuses no the Ain a coolness trelY pleasing t preserving the skin from the in-. aement atm.sithare. By • due perseverance in the applic ition of ROIVIANIrs ILALYDOR. It tends to promote the free ppre)se of those important functions of the skin, which are of Ate eininst torpor/ans. for the preservation of health and a ibentiftif complexion. • 'lt-Is *lto of great importance to I.4dirs during the period.of warklimg. as It gives immediate relief to inflamed nipples. cools mud renders the lufant's mouth Italy comfortable. It is per , -0-tely hmocent. end the most delicate Lily or Child may at, all glees use it with the geode* leery, nail by a continued appli. cation. Its balsamic effects will provgit tote most knenetielei and pleesinm preparation ever produced. lifshtould be a Vasie Me-, 7. 104 4.-PYfro'o'...4t.•• : To Cirellensto whose teem are tender afterylinvinr.—A forst iaelleist whi, attends the ereatioa.gf shligialt, Is the ?'fitridgennrik, )Takes!, Shrewsbury. - Salop. and lloighead Stw Light fast Coaches, reel Morning and .ljternooss. '- .MI " Tally tin ," Coventry Light Fast Day Coach, every Motets, et a quarter before 7 ceeloelt.through Rptiburn. Dun eirSe, Stoney Stratford, Townester, Weedon, Dtientry, and Dunehurch, to WarwiA and Leamington. , he ••• &egress." to York, *Searbowigh, Irh Skteids- Milateetand. Nitietastle and Edinburgh. a New Light Pont- Pust-Coisek, iri44 a Guard throughout ; sets snit ergo Alurniny, by way of Newark, Retford. Doncaster, I.'erry-bridge, radgasty . ,. Dartinotan e Northsiligrtog, Durham.. korpeth. Rad Rergirk, and arrive. at York the '421 'Mtroitay. AT 41.111711C1LP feint l a! coachmen only.—Paesemuers fiu llap Thensisitees fatigued ait dre Pawned, *ay -rest what time they please,-and then jireeeed fritholl.4 any (*Uncial fare. . . Martharaiegli • and, *laden Pour insidt, bag , Coach, Oro' :Wham rn. Reading. Lanobaren, Purtioni Lydington. e i rrey„ Wootton Basset: Runiskury. Ihingerford. (fury and iistidembead.—Drieeli 'Omagh With one role*. **an only • ". • . ' . , • . • fralt ' • • The New Patent • Disk Raton' and Eertk. OA' Royston, ,t'anskridge. Ibintistorten. triton„ • prirrkurg*. Deipßig, 'Wont tirioneb,g •4. Hutt, Rrfning, at half-past 7. °Work,. dandily, al ~,Itsprter The 4 tarweprie." U Pa*r-billthie Pool Cum* lo Carlisle. Pettelth gad _O L A g &Wolff a1t44110 411104ritafiref li : la gg pOldye. Meknionel.eisubrielt, riefue. Ferry.britlge. Doneaater, Nevin*, liartry, Grantham. Stamford. (kee lhaul( Stilton. Digyleortute and Daldoek. Setn oat lw the Morning, and performs the Journey with the greatest Pa ar REDUCED 'AMU. Ponexgres detained On Ike road, by buskers or plea. mom hare the peenliar advantage of their mato klikly se cured in the nest Coach. "irli itoislattd's Kel?dtor waif be tweed .. - eictellitet ati Pkweedeot 39 ameliorat ing and alleylagithat most unpins sent seditticift. H also acts as au amid.* to those erects 'entilnaileg bn the akin fit travelling from hot mu t to cold minds: It4eintedistely niters the Irritating and smarting pain, and isiiisirts delightful coolness, rendering the skin smooth and elks: fin eobsetrence of. the redommendation of several distill taisbed Perstonseei, who attested the pre-eminent virtnes of 110 a roswelie,- the sole Proprietors, A. ROWI.AND and SUN. pgwthesed the Recipe of the above Lady', and offer it to the.Noltiaty,'Gen'ry, and the Public, is geoeref, Da a valuable Prrmastion. ' Sold at Ss. OJ. and 41. o.i. pee. Bottle, duty in sle4ed. . • Rohl by the sole P.opiiietor.s, A'. ROWLAND and 'ROY, ltl'ltatton-garylen, Holborn, London: and, by eopointmenl. by Illoslrs. Ilendries, Perfumers to his Modesty. Titchbineto 4 )kart; Smith. 1 I 7,-Gattie and Pierce, 67, D. Rigge, Neer street; l)elcreix, 0141 Bond street; Bpy ley mud illem k .Cocksteur street ; Settler, IA Oxford stritev; Berry enli (A. 17. Jullnstop, it,, Greek sheet; Butters, 4, Cheapside. sad i n% Hilton) Wirt: ' Rowney, 100, Hatton garden ; J. T, Chripcide.; Tette, 41, Johnston, 04, Conilli,l; Ed /Yards. WI, tit. Paul's Church' yard ; Burgess, 03, Holborn hill; I. Usk Prow. 949, Strand : rclq and Slots; 95, Fleet work ,ei • Straddli , g and Nix. Royal Exchange; and b'y post Per6vmers end Medicine Venders who vend their eviebiated Merusar Oil. TIIE ONLY DIRECT COACH TO rAntram. The :Vele Royal Potent Mail. Casabridge Aro` Ware, Runtiagiford, ltneklanst, 8r Royston, Esening,atYAlnniast 7 o'c sick, Sunday, at a quarter beforc 7. Kendal, Lancaster, Preston. Kirby. Lansdale. ltalleas, Charley. Orneskirh and Garrtang Light Post Carries; troy Morning and APernaon. The " Royal &press." New Light roar-Inside Post roar's, to Lircepool, In 04 flours only. lkro' Warrington, Prescut; Congleatoh, Lawton, Newcastle, Ittufgly. ford. Stone, Seaford and Litchfield. (eel _One Night on the Road.) ercry glernoon • arrives at the Saracen's Mead inn, Oalc-street. Llie;;ool, next Evening. The advantagrs to Travellers who honour this roach with their preference areletrsoperior to sing other on this load, as the "Royal Express" In driren thronglsont with 4 coach men only (2 tees than die . other eoark to Lirerpool)—a la cing to Postetsgers too cvideal to rc4nlre rontatent ; besides the addittonal • adrantage, especially to centesereint eats, efpetformiag the joseritcy, lit Irss lime thorn any other coach ; and, notrithstandiitb its cheapness andexpeditien, the, Proprietors pledge 'Unmet rep th a t fur safelY and ac- Commendation It is egitalled• by far and atilt be satpatied 'by aese . . Staffordshire ' Potteries, anew Light Very, rest Covet), every -Aftetnoon. to Lanelld; Stoke, Rivet's, Tnnstall, Lawton, Hanly and Haloes Chapel. tie only Coach direct to the Potteries. akefield 4.7stside Post Coactui, "404 -. 4lllornIAA and sillernoon, rIT REDUCED 11.4054.. • 'Chamfer, Newport, IThilettlaseeit. 7.srporley. Amp,- ,Sat, Nortkwith aad Lfghl Ciatches, 'every .hlorning and (:). .: • • Rtsintfotl I.lrest Post aißdms Story 1111ilinft Affeiikeri. titrelpitHaldock, Rigiftstrade, 14t.'Neeti, Budatia. beer—Stilton, au I Wandsferd. • - -ern • , . . Noutderlead, Stockton and Yarn' Light Prist•etes• dresser's hieleategs le the acetic he" Yaetkrlaiwl, ar nisseasu Piste. . Mammals', • " tepees.. tttr its and Tilly. *vier, Winslow, Conyktaa, Newcastle. Walsal. hamplon aY Ramtsford, Nes Pour Inside . Post Coaches, 7'heee Than a Dag. Only One. Night on the Road. • WPM and liotherhans nem Four Inside Post - Conchal ern., Moi•nlig, Called " Tim Express," and atio .• littaingkalte.' erer stflcrisoon. AT REDUCED PARer. The " Royal Express. 'item Birmingham Light Past Night- Cowls, in 13/Lonrs, set s onteivell af ternoon,carryitsg 4 betide. only. passes •taroligh Warwick. Leamington. &distrait, Weedon. Darentry. Stotery-sits 14(brit. inset .Tuscrester o to the.Paracen's Mead.. pun Street, Birmingham. curly lA,- ne# morning.—Drieca _lhrotryls with lien cisacitinem only. Ae " Express" LTykt Post Coach to Ilea. !Ass rola. N'ortheare, flirt* t wail Doneativr, ere'rg morning. at eight o'clock to thelbirsir Keys. Market Marc. Mall, and alio Ilte Riwklayhaes“ Oahe afterkoost al t n'elork. • The liertfbrd. Ware, liaddession anti Chestrust Clack. 7'otteneaus• and Edmonton Coaches daily at dere*, half past two. fare. and eight o'clock. a.* At :Reduced Fares. to Leeds. York. and- Donesster . ; I.uggege and Packager at only two-penee per lb. B. A. MOUNTAIN wad Co. respectfully acquaint Melt Friends and the Pahlie, that they will not he aerountahle for any Parcels. ..Piisseagers' Leucite. Writings. Plate, lee. ofaione than Five. Pounds .vallat, if last. abi!en.orslaineged. unless entered as such, and the ineiranee paid for accord ingly, at the Saracen's Head lan, Skinner-street, Su- vt . Londoth • VERY IPABT TRAVELLING riDorta. OVAL. ItAXiGAT4, MARGATE AND CANTESOURT, ;Four Inside Coaches, and keep god time, by • S. A. MOUNTAIN and 'Co. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SKINNER-STREET, •. SNOW-DILL. LOS ON. qptiE following 1.1111 - IT POST Mails, . &r. set out from the above ion s -- ~•Tht”.RoyalTelegraph," Dorn-, Deal, Ramsgate. Margate, Stairs, Canterbnry, Feserskais.. and &soda** : new Papirior fast Coach, erery morning at a 1 past 7 o'clock. calsequWaer of the decided preferenlv /lire" to tibipTe• leirriAtrodelt, the Proprietors are defrauded so expense shall bs spored to render it the fret rosreyaiste ea the /int Reg& • 'l . 4s " Tally Ito." Birmingham very fast Day Coneb.Mont -400-at there're 7 n'olook, through Itt4burn, Market Sir•pt 'IOUs_ UHT, Bricklaill, Peony Stratfor.!, Stoney StretSerti.lhate greree.Wredon. Daventry, Dunchureb. Ceoventrv. and 81000 W.: tot* Castle tlotnl. epd St. Deorge'a 'tavern, High f. Birrainghtm, to StYruall, Bridgenorth, 1 4witern, Stieewsbury, Salop, Oswestry, Nantwich, Bangor. 7 12rpottey, Chester • and Holyhead. Driven through with 2 teanniew only. la toasegnetmeof the decided preference given to the Tally 01 . 7 .0001ke the Proprietors are determined no expense shall M spared to render it the first cronreyanee on the Birmingham laid, • • r at iie l g4; l4 . • „ Nov l i g ht fast Coach to Falmouth. Ply 406, fiaer, T eroCiEloAlmig, Penryn, Ashburion, Totuess, Sithitemit, IVeymotith. Dorphester. and Salisbury. every Morning at 7 ; through fioniton, Axminster, Bridpart. 111, Stockbridge, • Satton, •Basingstoke, Hartford Bridge, illeettroter and Bagshor. • • The on,/ Day Camas to Weymouth, (driren through Rrli too iroesc is a huse only.) 'hggis .Itagshot , Muck sealer, ro isipok,. (kolas, Whilehoreh, Aadorer. Woodyertts , -sinhore. *stlislsr,p,Ataidiford 4. Dorchester, at a qltiir 14r past So'r/ork is tkeisgrisina. . • • 4 Av Pß At itirca " Willif4 oo lA (0 (iigi,stegp Jersey, Cherbourg, .'•e. /lour ,SrOtiesdag and .aturdaZ t4/Zer"" Ile., irk: • • '' • • • . Roehester,' Granread, Strout, roe; Riitallartit • Osprlwyg,' Morning, assailer 4111 h •s , v• • Southampton: igmingtoo, Lyndhurst . Hausmorteite. Ilar(ford-bridge, Illeekrater, Tel lagahot ne w fon... Inside Coach, eters/ morniag at S t arxirrs at the cowls gisit horses. Asti Vise Inn. vulhaapton. by Fire e'rfnek. This is a mud dtliyktfirl 1 enwpance to the Isle of Wiyht, Jersey, tinerssey, St. :. .. •••• 1 • _,, ---.4. . -- % , '" .1,5" . ' • • - ''', ~, . • ....-.. ''' , 'N ::7 ..,` , J ` l* ;., . • I •. t • 41..k.: * j .• • 7 141 • or . . ? 'tz - tk...._,_.. f... 4 . -.' • .11 .. .4. .... 'WWI # •s t 4 .-.- ... . 4.• , ....No .. t•.- . f•ail Att.- -. ••N: ....- . . •• • f i . • ~• . • -• • • # ...,, ••••• •,.• c icl ...‘ . . . i q'• 41 s . o.—. ••• ye' 1 . 1 1 • i • \ . . N , 4);: ""a • . , 1 e ' . 4k , ' • ,I • -* t 4 . , ,c. .' . 4• \ . ......., 1 Pt •.I . t # V /11\i 111 Ah i&i •fres 'lei' D•s: '.:, • ••-r ... a .•i . ... 4. ~ -f it..., —..—..... _:_ ; . . . . A .nevi !IV .I>i . swear positively t6it he wes.the person tllALantwistest that: •• notes andweigheslthe Selliftl gm- - WitaegileratelA ~ rr is l e ' of age and his mister lowa 37. - Canna Sifeet.- • , has lived with him two simms...:.• i • • • - - '•', - ' .i t . . 41' . bit, tiregory.. a wariest W4he pleinterittlfiellifiN • a stated that the 'sit witness had brought teliOnt Illisldast ; Miss book on.theJOLli Aegust, whets Hie ent Hoed VC '' % He never law any alteration, in the-hook sib!t bleeetittet in• th e employment. 4f the plainti ff .. Wit* •It novel business on his eats amount. Witness smelt • itnautity'dt • sovereigns in Lis master's hand al the dui ifiltteit/01.• '' .. '. A 'outs; lad. ao apprentice to the plaintiff, iprbefidtfrer -application made tilt the fart of his master, at the beeltiki)g boast; respecting flut alteration in the batik, When 'dtie or . the partners aaid•they would have toothier to de Wlttilto matter, al It belmtged to their clerks. Elidetweiras Ham given of the eovreitykrinente tAlttitt by the plaintiff lobs the banking-Louie selmetineet In Ma transaction in qnrstion.. • • • Mr, ftergeoint.Peta.a.fog the detendante.;l4lll4ll4loo '' of the pa Met hati. saikdom elteistion. 03' Amqrsiii - • • . ~., other a great piece eit.kaayety hadlseea little douht•the: thstAcji ireold a t.Mt iptibigi Attimetl a: elertnrof is, there - riff. Ho cell illienvered at the very moment it was • It would. bo foe the Jr'f to -decide whether the hoy Riggs pr Mr,,Watscp. spoke truth, f•r el her of them must he perjure!,-- Buy h.e.' , (. lt. dergeent Pell) was prepared with 'unexceptionehie eV,..- • , deals to prove that the•boy was fals e in ' fi nes t evilry eer.k he had spokes. The Learned Marmoset ricieuiedttiti ieek au, ' boy, suck as the prinrital witness for the plaistit being Yevt • ' by his master to a banking borate with a large am ; and ho • asked the Jury to consider whether it was 'not • 'palpable trigk .• on the part of the plaintiff. for the purpose. of tuakiag the Hpy a witness In the ?angel There was aq entry in the. wasretiook *hick showed that the mistake sit tiiicotetrd intaltNli!tletri. - tor it wee made orrthe sareeday. At the time th• mistake ewe discoiered, the defendants' porter was sent to inquire after ahe plaintiff in Baker-stteel, where he had once liveit, but he could not hind hie residence. It appeared he note lived et 4 Cannon Street, bet thwas Teri' natural that not being stile •th find his abode la .the first instance, the clerks might rot hive their attention drawn to the subject ler puree thtb after: John Watson egautineil-1 am a clerk in,the boos. of Marsh and eri. lierner's Street ; I have been twer.Tr pi* years in their emp'oyeterit. 'l'Le Wilirteßfi here itleni'ined. , a cheque fur 311. Ifis., which Was pail in on the tentfi of . ..‘ug wit, on the part of the pliiii•kr, I believe 'it, *ohs ni t • paid in by the boy Bagel', but by ail 'Abler boy. Li mil paid in about e'en o'clock in the 4fiernoon. I love re -. doubt it wile paid kilo my, hada. I art quite sure no notes or aoyerrigns 'Wire paid is It the same time. I:eus, treed at the time 5 11.101. in the pesi hook, instead or 344 IN, by *mistaking the flitter,. • The person who lerret*ti:t the cheque went away with the plas Viol: with tileareatiV entry. • In au hour after; Mr: Price. one of our iti4k< discovered the mistake. I desired Mr. Price to m•ke A torinersoolusti of it, end Iw' did so. We h sZ , ii I Porter named Pointer. I understood the pbaintiff lived °ore .in Halter !itreet ; I s ent . Painter to indoire after hint ativi* supposed late residence in that .street. I vivid .tiiit d:-- rover that tie lived at 'the • time in liiliee . . I .ityeet. Tte 1 plei,ntilra pas; boak hadnever lima m tile ; s kis to at/ particular time. It was left to be mode tip in Immo', and the alteration was then Made, and the h 0 .k keturep.i . • to the . jilaintbf.. I saw the Plaintiff in about I wek or tol: days atter. We conversed on the besides.. The plaint;:!: . said belied paid in a UV., sot. along with the coli•ipte fn.. • i gela,:asa.„.l _sail that . -AL.coorse..o4l,l ind o c i , m. .._ ~ . where he reeeiled thir.3oLifs*ana w #eerTtd lienclit t la: .i • 1,10. .i.• eminvallatelpeskt itaratiseste . np dr different notes ap..l gold. I spiv . hidi often iftlityrails, and the next blue we Ines; he stated .that he gave the mon ey himself to Jr. Holightly, and that be had never paid we any Monet is his life. . - , . . . ..... C'rciss-ciamined.-1 find inirettei for the faidaftil per. romance of my duties. I have no Odalit but the liond is forthcoming. I gave it Si: or seven and twenty years ago. I . 11111 cure it *IS sot the 'boy Daggs who bronght the the - eine, hut en older boy. We have two pair of scales on the counter, and onr custom ii to weigh sovereigns is the lonip. The hOok was Several flutes ti oar house, is the interval bttween the 10!I1 •Of Anzast and the 14th of janeary, but not to he made up. I never said that the entry in the waste hook was trade by a person named William- Smith. I don't knots that when the Plaintiff, lived' in Baker Street, he resided with his is whir aoil. Mater ‘ nor de I know that thry reside there atty. 1 .halts no *doubt that I desired Mr. Kirby one of enrsgler4 he, Make an alteration in the hook. I don't know tNift it, in" ' the general costont.of our house, to rive a - cdstinitetifotire when be overdraws his account, nor do I knose.lll2ll,r. • Price overdrew his aeroana. I hate Seen the boi ;go . at one house on b nne occasions. William Price, another clerk in the bankinglignisi . proved that he had Made in entry of the utittilte' in' th ) ,e • waste • book on the 10th of August. Witneess Was,l*fsa, *hen the check was, paid in, and on his retarn pointed Set . the error to Mr. Watson, and immediately, mole an etite'r . f of it. . . /;ros e s-etamined -.At the time I thought that the figure 3, in the draft on 311.10 i. ini,rht be mistaken for ape.; ans., • I, therefore, asked Mr. Watson Whether he had . net ',tastily . , • such a mistake, and he said he had. . . .. j„,s e pl, itoliilitly,' the receiving. clerk a t th e b an king. house, stated that he had meet known. • banker's clerk .... we've unon each note that was paid in the satuout or ch. • sant. ,The practice was, when a n k rq u a AA A 1av0 ,,,, m , 00. _ paid in, to write t'te whole,satonnt. on .the 14.401,41 t en ' cheque, 'I he plaintiff. eher.the dranostri ors 4tit sisiAkei t told. witness in the office of the bathing *toss, 1 i'fit, ~,,,„, to or i,ne s s he 4140 0 d' the Molex. 55.,0e,.1 et• • A ug u s t, Witness ,wits quite nirtido W 'the pitia . Ansci t f not paid him 'a halfpenny in OS dspitiqdestien. . t . , ...... Cress.ex.tutined.-.rit 'swear I never ' mat 11 tia;thepittio, g tiff, that one of thtfilerki. told ine. Ant tit e sung' be had : paid in was 3i1.,.1111•, and sat 3.1/, fez; .Ke have nip. clerks in the rem ; Itemt of them are oat ,in the.ceirte oft the day. .„. . , '.:„ . •, .c Y . - . .: • .. -., James 'Kirby. anther clerk, stated Boat h . .e . firsa brace/ al the % Wake, ,when thepass bank Was left to bo,matle ap.o-p -ii,, als‘i deposed to the porter's having been „sent tw153,0.01 Street, witb the View,ofapprising the plaintiff . .of, the. via.. take.' Witness made the altecation in tha hoak t erisen...im was made up . The vary : stood 811., Bhe. before a, fm.t Made-the erasure. . . • ~ .. . , i, ..„ 4 . 4 .... i. CrOss l esatninetl 7 :-Mr. WaiStg.eppliy# %VIA) Allakt . ft -. erabore, fur that was pail array daty' in rntkiegep I • hook.. 1 have nes precise recollection oftray *lra ills .. porter was sent to *Moire if„ter the plaint' ..._ .. ~ L :-.4:1 4 ,a James Pointer, the porter to. the Sinitiog4trewas,..rar d t , .that be was, sent , 13, Baker , Street; :but con4l:lmat. what.hutiness .he had heAn sent upon. Lie r e ntiitt backka: answer, but uses not reepllect wheat tgas. .. . . ~, : . , 'this lens the case on the part of, ~,..a,,N.,1„,,,, ~,,„4 . ~ • . Mr., tge : eat I,',t,t:ii ost ,ivAti,llard in reply; .. '.1`04 iikargii ..,..d .; erg , on . d e revaied (hermit.. of defence atikepted„biy4i.ei ("rata, 11.,0,thee..i2, itgetiiing di.lionray..so ettit,.platerilff -1 1d . ...;(*. _Pergeani l's)airhas ) ,nitrnot Adopted timi!egerase .tr_reSt Ni{l e . FlefVteltehmi, tree relleil AS witemera 'EA . .It 1 04 h , 1 .4 11 4 44 . P kto"n•T+PedTPla.neSeigenca... flet till;iitewnnt mod In . d;tall on the prineilsdtpoints ot restiettcw sAl.rotis.hfor ; gloo defog. it u •eskisaint•inwit I t Of t.,sso* .4 ,fspd. ;hien proved tit'shew that the itOt eras nth enti:led to credit is ail he had *worn. • The clerks ware itgerested is relieving , t_ • 1 FROM TUESDAY'S 6 - AZETt E. • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. C. A.Voll. late of Worcester. printer and publisher; from Dec..lo. tor the space of 0 dove. BANKRUPTCY SUPERRF.DED. • 1.. W. Williams, o.ti Railer, stint House keeper. BANKRUPTS. . . J. Bailey, Liverpool. reereltatd, to surrender Jan. S, 6, and e 7, at the tleorge Inn. Liverpool. Attorneys. Messrs. J. and 11. 14we, dquthaurpton bulmings, Chancery lane; and Messrs. Orred, Los*, entl'llurry, Liverpool. . . W. Firrer. Friday street, Cheepside. tictneller , Den. 90, Jill. 3, and gnit Resinahall street. Attorneys;klessrs.Spence Rad Desborough.Sise lane, London. J. %Vegeta, Worcester, saddler, Dee. 49, 30. and Jan. 27,at the Roth Deer Inn. %Worcester. Attorneys. Mr. (lillam. Wor cester; zudjblesses. Cardale, Dolton, and Parlby, tlra)'s inn, London. '.: J. liolbriolv, Derby, grocer, Jan. 2. 3. and 21. at the king's Anse T • Derby. Attorolls.. Mr. Creases, Derby ; and Wragg, Me Marie lane. St. panl 's. • .1. Sysater.Norwich. bombazine manorecturer. Dec. 30. 31, and Jan. 97. et the Castle Inn. Norwich. Aitor .eys, Messrs. Taylor and Roscoe. Kb g's Bends walk, Temple ; and Sless:s. Parkinson and Meg, Norwich. ' It. Resets, Stockport, Cheshire, shopkeeptr. Dec. 2&, 30, and Jan. ET. at the Red Lion Inn, Heaton Nofris. Lsnenshire. Attorneys, Messrs. J. Lowe and Son, Southampton Imildi sgs, Chancery Mr, London ; end Messrs. Newton and Winterbot lem, Stockport. • (Dividends, dc. to morrow.) • • It COURT FIY COMMON P1X.1,4, iicitnnatt, Dec. 16. !MICR r: Maßstl AND DIVERS. • argeast Vetrun4s stated that WS was sec anon to N,c a „geus. sc i .„.lo/. frame -Use .4•Cendintd. i . r. 49 ht, Bankers in fantlaii..The plaititiffis a surgeon, and ',mike.' e diefenalante• fur elf years. He • deposited -email son* money as Ise - received them, and they delivered to bier sr t was called, a " pass•boak" to satisfy himself re. @peeing the several entries. Bat having once given such a book to a person banking at the house, no hanker ought to make any subsequent alteration in it without apprist.ig the party of the circumstance by due notice. Surely no banker's clerk had a right to do so withont giving notice of the fact to the customer. In the present case, however. he had to complain of this having bien done. On the 10 I. of August a stun of it IL 10.. was paid into the banking house, by order of the plaintiff, with directions that an entiy should be made in the pass-book. The pert sn vilio took it would prove the fact, and state that the hank notes and sovereigns were coanted by the clerk, who made an entry in the book of Sit. 10$. Credit was also given for that mum in tbe bankers' honk; but now it was to he con tended on the other side, that this was a mistake, and that the entry ought to be only for 31/. 104. It was quite impostible that the figure S could be mistaken for the figure 3, sad, therefore, there • could be nothing like a clerical oversight in the transaction. Beet a principal f ea tu re in the case was, as to the time when the mistake eras first discovered. Sot a word was said about it for some time, and the book had passed and repassed frequently in the interval. The defendant had the plaintiff's address, and could always m ske Min out, yet they never apprised him of the fact till the middle of January, though the aliened error in the entry had taken place in August. The finalintimation of the circumstance was Rivet% to the ,plaintiffon the 14th of January, when he discavereal an erasure in the pass-book, making the sane 311. lOs. instea I 81/.los. the amount pail in. The Learned Sergeant then obmared that the question for the Jury to consider was, whetter the clerk of the defendants was negligent, or the plaintiff guilty of fraud in the t ran3ai ni o n. hlin Henry Raggs, a little boy, the servant of the pleintili. stated that on the day in question he mathis matites at the house of a 51r. It infield, where his master pa a arced in the pass book, and sometime afterwards to the witness, and desired him to take it to the de OW banking house. tritn^ss to sk the b sok in his ha And it bulged ow. He carried it in that state to the hQnse. lie saw there a clerk named Watson; ai, haiis: 'pearl's understood. Wit 11.44 gave hiM the book. Wit eilis said nothing ter hint. W attain looked at the book, took oat the notes, untsvi'veri them, and weighed the sove reign). Watson weighed the tovereigne altogether, and asked witness if he kiwi* the sinatint of the Whole sum, and witness said 4e di.' no'. Watson wrote something in the passbook, and witness then took it to his matter: Mr. tliegory looked at the entry amide in the bOok. Mr. Ore• gory is 'assistant to nit ness's matter. 'Witness went after wards to the banking house with What his master 'calls afratts. He is sure he tarok the same book, on One oreeslon. lie Went in January and made a ineuntritnditm, which he gave to his master. (%Vitnetn here identified the utemoran• dpite.) Ile Aceived the book at the banking house On the pith January, and nri observationt were then made to him respecting an entry.' Oo the tame day lee' head back agate t 6 thy hapkiug bdase, by order of his mister, and saw.:s sleek, named Golightly, to whom he stated that his Master desired hint to say that an alteration had been made in his bask of 31 for 81. liolifekly then said that be did nest kneiv by whom it was attired. Witness asked him to a e:te a note, which he Might take as en answer to his master, but the Other refuted. Witn-s1 said that he Mao. ItUow ss hat swirscient unestier to take to his Master. and•Ooligh•ly ;Gls coroaltoil with Watson, when the latter gave wita r 4, ape 'lint paper, which he took to his master. 'trtrie4titaitiinuti acilet its Which the sbverelkne weer witched "vete not very large. Witneis saw /Weimar vitt qt / two uldisle looking notes. Could not say athelhee tliii wire tsio hr 'mare. The witness teas here — celled upon stn identity Mr. Watson ) but be said that lee could not, nr. t :_ 3~ 01 , •1 ki:, i A ~e :v fia 0 .