The National Register. — London, England, 1819-05-30 00:00:00

171 SPOIITI✓I'G INTEL L IG ENCE. EPSOM RACES. 'These Rates eeMlllClleell on Wednesday, and the ram pnily was 10.01 e 11111111POIIS titan is scowl all! , wllort'eti on the drst day. and the Rarcs were all strongly contested. The Woodcol Stakca of 3045. each for 3 yra old colts and 611 es, the last half mite. Mr. T. Sarliet's rla. c.Latlyfont by Ititheets, nut of Lady beat Mr. Rush's b. c. by Hapbazat et. Five started, hot tun only were Itiaerd. sto 2 nest Mr. Rush-3 In tic Duke elf Ygrk'sFilly by Hedky, and 4 to 1 agst *inner—rode by Arnold. A gobt vttp ; • value 100 gs, by stobsteription of 10,,s cart, with 56gs added --3-yr olds to rarry'6•t 41h, 4 yrslist, .5 ten B.t 10111, 6 yrslist, and aged list gib. Two miles. Mr. Edwards's Is. e. Truth, by Teddy, 4 yes, beat D. of fintland's gitadrille,4 yrs. `teven started, hut tuft only urre placed. 10 to I apt the winner. and no takers-2 to 1 agst RhnrlA-2 to 1 agst Quadrille-4 to 1 apt Sylaa• tarts.—A hue lace. iweepiiiii - rs -- 44 legs. fin 2 yr% old, 'lst 31b, 4 yrs, Hat 41b. 'Vlie last mile. Lake's ch. - c. , iyrs, heat Mr. Neale'. C. by Jouireri 4 ;rd. ia‘ e started, but two wily were ?laced. TUVII $ aY, srro.o n V. A Renewal of the Derby Stakes rf 3ugs eaeii, Is: ft. 'Doke of Piss Hand's Tieresia, out Of ,'Pledge, - beat Mr. tCrorkford's Sultry. .Ilie Judge pfaerd but 2-13 slatted. This lace, which is the greatest in England, and, with irepleasnrahle scenery and sairihrious air, is always id ' aistirled by the best of gaiety and fashion (o ontllmduo , tu yer was est - period. HI beauty .and %limbers. 'Thirteen s:ai led. . The wiosser trade es Cl 4) made play front the siert, and kept the others awviuK , rue half of which were be at be fore they rearhed Tattrsilistai Corner, half a toile from ' lame—and there they all dropped off, with the exception • .of the two placed, and Enplsrates third, hot heat by many , lengths'. The rare was won by half a length, and that was wisp by a few strokes within Ibe post, Sultan being first at the disiasire,post. . . This. ree bed so much engaged the attention of the spirting people that the•other two leers were ran almost empetteivea, 11 Sweepahtkea of 10:1. earls. .» _ _ • Mr. Walker's Lat .- Three beat Mr. Sadlri's Defiance. Mr. ShrMard s Reuben', and NU. 11 illaams'sMiddletborpe. Middlethorre was throun down by some raping rustics within. hundred vied. of home, and the rider, a boy of• Mr. Farrell's %as Wirt, but not seriously. lie wss bled and recosered, and the hotse escaped unhert. A Plate of 51$. Lord Rtrus'b Lopii;:lo - ea — tilie - 6 - u - k - ; of Roadand's Rhod■ FRIDAY, THIRD DAT. A renewal of the 1):110; ;takes of 50gS. each, h. f. for S yrs old allies, Bst. -11 b. Mr. Thornhill's Shoveller. by Send, out of Gooseander— I G. fl. Cavendish's to. t. by Orville, out of [tarot's's— 2. Tan Indy acre plan ed.—Sion Chaney rode the winner Iluale, who rode the Orrible filly.— Getting was 7 to 1, and tir to I against tlee % inure.-2 to I against Lemke. out of Oodiona —5 so I against Blur Stockill"fi 10 1 agaioist Catg u t —! 0 to against Barron*, and YO to I against any ether.— Ittio—Stnek ings o 1 up in running, and kept the lead wire mond Tatienlawn Corner to near the IVisratiec Post, when the race became severe between Claillbey and linekle, crack jock its, and it was vino cleverly. The Headley Slates of 30 ; _s. each. (about viliirh there was nu honing) was won ty Mr. Walker*, sister to Shoes Wings, besting Mr. Sadism's Lady tbi rlo sad another. •riale of :on for all ages Sir .1. Shelly's C 0,11119,3 :scs.freat General (Inaction'. Tn. Draw , and Mr. %Volker's Scarecrow. Three to hers started, but they u ere heat in the fest heat, and did not start fur the aw ard. Air. K ink's b. by 1:01icot., beat Mr. PCIIICC . 6 Smug gier,74. I,olb. each for 100, t. vli the rioncimion of the fencer, the rie4 beloeorrOiiver aDd the Black, who bad a tot n-up at Oliver's a few drys n¢a uit h the-scientific George r, tank place. Oli ver domed it of play, in training for Doiiiii I:s , and tileatil;ht tans f,, iOl. by tobscription. otii Cr ‘I MI in WI Lour and t tweet minutes.. Ile bad hard work, hut lie worst'. cd t►e Black seemely by repeated hits on the and and exercised hi, hest rejoice to the mortification of hi, antatt I. who is not to be treated Oliver broke ao.a, and received but little injury. An hb,trnet of the Bill (as amended on re commitment) to amentl.the Laws relating to Bank- r‘.pts A &At set due to be it sulneirot foundation for a coin. COfnmis.sion; to issue upon St drht dire to 011 C creditor or . 0 part nership.—'Contingerit debts to be proveable. Ail powers possessed by a bankrupt, coupled pith on in leirst. to vrsf•ia his swimmers . Capitol puoishttrerot imposood by 5 Oro. It. rein-A.4, and vaiions udi•nres by bankrupts to I«• p Pros ision in rave bankrupts do nut surrender. Punishment of bankrupt fur detaining or destroying bunks of accounts, *e.—.Transportation er impri , monent. .1 t dt•bts in be proved under separate coln lal•.iSMn.. A joint comin , ssion niny iS4IC against tau or more part• riimtuiriting 'vat of a firm. A j t crediior applying fora srparate commission to 1.0" , •'n. a d:vitlend t f lhr j • estme only. Asti;ners under srporide commission may use the names of thr partite' s in certain carts. Assi ; :nees of one or more partners may use the snores of Ike ac.ignre• of the remaining painter or portiiers, against 66 Nom 0 suh.+•quent rriiiiinii•sion tray have homed. Act not to estenti to Ireland. finturany the Scotch Society held an Anriversnri at the Freemason's Tavern, 'to eclelonta the eicto rles in whieh NorthStith:it regiments had s;gnolized themselves. The Duke of Athol preAtled over a numerous and rospects! - .-ie contrary, nod the evening was pasted with great ec-tviriniit:-. ~~ THE NATIONAL REGISTER. LAW I NTELLIGENCE. COURT OF [NUS RENCII. BANK OI lINGLAISID.--3.47VRCIA V NAY Mr. DEOlOl4'll renewed tt motion which he had made in the lust year, on behalf Dia proprietor of Bank Stu, k for a mandamus calling on the Hank Dile:lora to hty before the pinprictors at their next general meeting, an account of the ethirges and expellees for the management of the Com pany', minim, and a statement of their present finances.— The 4mit nett conned staved, that the affidavits on which he grounded his present nwiteon were free from the exceptions nixed araiiist him flu the ro, mar eireneinm-a-ttaniel, that the applicant had nut called on the Rank Directiws w ren der the account required t for that previous to the tile -seat application such a requisition had been made, and compli ance refused. The Court, after having heard Mr. Denman in support of his motion, were of opinion they had no authority to inter. fere on the present occasion by .granting the mandanini, the Bank of England being a trailing einniatay ; rind if the,, me to white' e in this business, the Cmirt of K ing's Kn tat h would hr called, on usher-time auditors to all I l' pit ales in England, whim any of the partners iu such co/apathies happened to be Lisssitished w ill, the preceedin.s of the ma tutKers of ti.eir coneetus. The only course to he pursued in Mi. rase was to take tkeserne of the general Maly of pro prietors, who view alone competent to settle the dispute. A. nuttier of partnership, the Coert of Chancery was the only tribunal to is hick a dimatisfiett partner could ri Wit for redriss.—fitt efu-ed. WRIT Or T.ET%II/ FtRI IS. Mr. F. Prdlrn•k applied to the ('Hutton behalf of Mose ley Woolf., for a rule to 1/li4/W cause stilt, two %His cl (trod facial which bad here e.slied against the property of Nlr. Moseley Wonite should not be .et aside. lie made this applicatiim oil afiidasi:s, which stated, that all the property of Ale. Woolfe in London and Middlesex had been taken snider these %slit•. He, Mr. Pollock, had searched the honks with the utmost care, and could find blot one case which ecnlif at all be construed into an au thority for this proceeding ; that was a ram' ri purled in Shower, 166, under the title id' the king and %Webb ; in Sir J. Jones, p. Ih3, hinter the title of the King and Wade; and in Skinner's briktement in p. tinder the same title: mid this was /4 CilSe or levy antler a levari furies, in n hirh the path• trolly inlet ested. namely the person to wl the propert y taken belonged, did not r.b . j. et to the pro ceeding. This case cern' led 110 yenis tiro, and hail never been acted on since; and he tromed nil the KitlgN subjects Were hot to be humid by sot h an authority as unsupported by tiny who... The Chief Jostice.—How iinsnmiorted, Mr. Pollock It is the daily practice, that the King may ❑ke body, land, and goods. Mr. Pollock.—My Lord, I ran find no snch Mr. Jostler Bayley.--I will tell von one, Mr. Pollock. Baron Gilbert oar, " there is att tit ailed a long one, by ts Melt the Crows: nine take body, land, atid goods." I be lieve that is the writ of extent. Mr. Pailocit.—Yes, wry Lord; het I two find no CAse in whirl' st defendant having been sentenced to fine 111.11 jilt. prigonment, a writ of leraei fitrios is.ued immediately to NAM re payment of the hue. If there writs welt. allowed, here would be a proceeding , on tht•pa' I of. fobjert which interfered with the eserei-e of the preroeative•uf merry 011 the part of the (down. T Crown might wee good ground to remit the fine altegcliter at some tutuic.petted, and to pardon the defendant. The 'Chief s ltistice said, the present application corn plained of nn psi scalar act. lint prone:fried itself on the kg:defy of the proceeding of the law. 11w-Court enter tained no any fact should arise not ef it inks' jou% to 11Ir. ‘s oldie, the present desist°p of the Coot would nor %bill I • , est from his future remedy. It had been said, that the stillborn:, for this ptcek•eiling trB6 unt to hr teneived berm's( it onerwied ler the reign of tlie house of Steal t ; he could teeognice 1 , 711 ducttine. Tiliti would be to unsettle and disci ndit dl the decisions of the .11:dges of those days, n lutist extraordinary proposition. But the question did not 're , t tin this authority; by the rosnettin I,tw, the Kier; could take leid!., lands, and goods, and there was sot doubt he snietit du so in this ease also. Tin- test of fitekk'uto t agreed in this opinion, and the application was refused. unt.r.rNG•wonTrl ftivcrit. Tlaisa; as an it'll to recover the-valne of a imepe under the folio o . isnot:owes : —The parties were intimate acquaintance, nail in April, Ibls. the plaintiff lent the dr - fend.wit a horse for the day lo gut to Walthamstow ; the de fendant arrived safely at his place of destination, and basin ace 'dished his object, either of busiut•sit or plt asure, he ill the etching Sri nut 011 hi. return home ; he again rode in safety and fiat till he arrived at Lon t.as ton, here; how ever, he discovered a tailiag off in sleenT,ile ond ev.ilent ia dispusltion in hit nag, he wits obliged to disinidift, and lie e lenitioated the pleasure of the day. tic lcd his hone ii it h dillicalty four utiles furtht•t malteds limn, %here he applied to a farrier far ails lee and aid, who info; nied Win t lteanimal had got the pipe.. and advised lie should be b cif. and al lowed to remain where be was forthe night ; tSc tlefeetliatt, Itnwevetr, objected to thin, and negeddlis wish, if pos-ihie, in get the nnimitllvenw to his master's stable. The• farrier gave the animal seine gin, and the defendant twain prticeetled, I meting him t , y Ile• bridle towards Wino. Oil the 1111111 the tt Itt tal fell down, nod WAS with diffienitv g. t up again, and ultimately reached Whiter ha pel, and w hen at a short dis tance * a m Inc home he fell Jonsu a , reonu i itwand expired. •it win further urged by :Ur. Mat ry att, the plaint 's Counsel, thnt the defendant had eau• ed the animal's death by his treatment, hay inE brought un the gripe. by giving him 1110 wrueh water, and not sufficient nat, tit dilute t tent w kilt, and aneen anti, Arcing feini, when in the extirinity ofpuiu, tei travel to eon n. O i ts.e part of the drf •ralnot this etarge wits rebutted, and it was ronti•sairn lie sr:, rat iiatile to pa) for the animal. it haw death 1‘11.% Its• net of Ptori I-n e, not neeilera ter! by iln) - 'nisi mutat I of tile defendant, n ho hail taken all possiti e cave of him. Tile Jur), haw eiei , found # scrdict far tile pl-iintitr—Datnap•s 1 It.— Cash 40b. TIIE KING P. PLATT and athrrg, .for a Conspiracy/. Thin was •n indictment ag.tinnt einlit inditidnak - fer a connl itacy,arming out IA the tont iction of Mr. islt.t et it.n, an Trennurer of Bethnal Green l'onr-r.or. -.)17. St rjt ant Pell, WI ttic the.prontention, COlll MAY so, menced stating the case, and lamented that the peace and tranquillity of this pa akb should still conti iiiii • to he dig tuirbed. Ile should be happy if the proceedings of this day shotild lead to the sejii‘tinent of all dirvotes. and tar the weans of reconciling die difference of opinion w hick had so long prevailed among 40 gas at a portion of the corn- Illtindly so constants d this palish; when Mr. Searleit, who appeared for the defendants, inti mated that they were equally desirous of maturing Ilse peace and tranquillity of the palish, the opinion they formerly entertained of Mr. Mee remit having sindergorm a material change. \Vhera•upon the Chief Justice inter posed, and recommended that, if that were really tlu• desire of both 'rallies, they should suppress all nidenosity, and that the 'nese!), indictment biamikl not proceed, upon the understanding that no fusilier in (seceding of auy de scription should be taken, which Mr. Scarlet, and Mr. Gneney, for their clients, pledged themselves should he the ease; the Chief Justiee at the same time observing, that the renalt of this indictment should not be considered nr a trisimpts obtained by either party. Upon witich the Contowl fur the ' ,reset WWII consented to a verdict of ac quittal. • SEDUCrION—Sricur v. 01.evrn4. This was nn action bronght on Tuesday by the plaintiff, a carpenter, resident at Chelsea, demo., the defendant for the seduction of the plaintiff's (laughter. Mr. Holt opened the pleading, and NH. Seal lett slated the ease,• which nut bliefly riS tollows : The dolightet , of the plaintiff. a si ry pretty yming girl, pill an advertisement into the Tirnes•Newspapet„ for is filiation as tady's-tnaiil. The adivertisemeot was answet ed in a very short lime by note, dl siting the advertiser to cull at Ike house of Mr. Oiivtia, near flossed scriare, where she wonhl hear of a place. • Upon going to the limiso„ she saw Mr: Oliveta, who said WA sister wished to hire a girl resembling lier,•aril had concluded, from the advertise ment, that the young applicant would suit her. He dr' sired her to call 'again, anti. he should let her know hit sist er ' s determination. '1 he plaintiff's d:angliter was pout:. Ind. She saw the defendant open& her second visit to the house, but was told by him, that it tiein g his * l , le o a in tention to go abroad be appieliended the applicant? a vet - don to leave this country (for the gist had ekidressed un willingness to leave het friends at a great distance), would 'nevem an event, which Ice oea very desirous of wit ices. nig, in consequence of the deep interest he felt in the pirts sitimdion. Ho however,. for the purpose of making amends for any disappointment, a oidil look a hoot lot glare as advitiltagentiS its' that which his sister -a as di.oiit to have supplied, and dosing the lido val pinpestd to the poor gist to take care of a lonise, of winch h e was propri etor. She consented to take morn her this charge, and was not at the new habitation long, v• hen Mr. Olives 'called, and told her she was toy 110 meas. to consider her. self as precluded limn looking nit for a mote suitable place, by Iteiiig throat' his service. He repeated to her, that he ft-hi greatly inclined to serve her, and declared, after some conversation,- that lie would tallier see h er i n some pregnable owl respectable business than in service, and a meld advance 2001. to her, for the purpose of setting her tip. • Her expeetatidtis west. liaised to a bi_h pitch by rims* , h u e promises. The defendant c.JIcJ again , and it as still more kind in his declarations of intruded beliefiis -- 114 took her to walk with Into, and comineted her to a house which she sonic found was laid nut for evil purposes. She esr respell all minions vs to leovr It, but lie pi evail ed open her to stay by his proli scions of lo se mi d f r i en d. skip, and succeeded in atemeidisliale her n She became pregnant, aril was delivered of a child, and bad now returned to her fattier 's-houise. Tuii %%1 , 4 the iseentint given by the plaintitrs daughter, v%liti had seen seduced. It was y;i•ennul. pout ca,ohiplos, an d i t wa• coml. mr4 on Hulse 11iu11F w hese lIIe ps otessiosis of the defendant, an.FAisoffer In advastee 2001. were men tioned by the evidence of her oi‘i.r. . . Ns. Sratirtt stoted, that itti!itattly the defendant wotthl ends HVI II 40 gel 111101101 Ilou by silent ing that the gill was iit his service, 41'41 1411 111 her fothet'n al fhe time of Mr seduction. 'lhe Jury ‘Tvie, liOttiAPl', 10 consider, 1114 110414 1 1 in point ei tort she was in bin service, the birth:: hunt been tootle en older In nick her into bin pu•_ !tendon, and conk' not Octant e be mode sillier' virtit to lIIF r'iew•a. Mr. Ctirney, for the defendant, said, the viilnc of a phi ttila 11:111 reigned it %%dhow reluctance, and even gone itim a brothel for the purpove. oh dome vo, could not be die property Ora r•hata( ter of lunch aulue to her la ther. Ile also sta.vil that his • field vi wild "brink fi ma the idea afalrlib,ralely bedvicing at gii I, and ti Lott veil, that use mood cenriuriug arzament or his being free from any eiriosis topenaily, was, that he was a :most 'Act:Heat 'disband and father. The Chief ...tweet, in stemming up, said, if the.tury were of opinion that the piaineift's denten. r had not been has pe hired, bat that the hiring bad been a mere de ception upon the part of the let endant, for the purpose of accomplishing those slaws in which he had sneotedesi they were boned totind a .vmdiet for the plaintiff. The Jury•retarned a verdict for the plaintiff—Damages tf.ool. CV:CUL-IR. " War Offii.e, May 26, lsl9. Stit,—l have to desire that yon will transmit to she Se cretatc at %Vat, nails the least pot,,ible d.. 1 4, a Ibt of all the Hi iti•li Officals in yoisr Agriscy, whether on or [Atm:wise, with their lespeetive ranks, who may be now any mantas, appointment its the Spanish or l'or tugatbe service, or in the .1.f% ice of any Foreign Power. " I iim , Sir, &c. (signed) " W. Mtn!' v." We understand that strong Petitions against tl:e Bill for preventing the enli:•tment of British sub jects into the si rvice of Foreign States, without the permission of t:wir own Government, are now pre paring by commercial bodies in several of the port. towns, as being likely to affect trade to a serious extent. The Mac of Norfolk has left town for his scat in Norfa. !•fN it t,f Itol oft the Ind