The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-12 00:00:00

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A S. rar..-lgelhr • 16 His from 1111‘ e NM. et. d-eb.e courant. Ir. 4 114. to 216.- 4 1 la 3 e01...64 sigh reg 6 ' 1 ( 4 /owe" Wage by • Qom te erinfed the Court renal und flYiull Out the purchs-eononet in Exchequer Bills: and if by this mea n s the p f .. 1 ”..1y of sailors could be ibtat'l4.4l from the effects of that A uctusiiiin in which 'Ole Feud, were liahle , he. thought there less a suffi cient cr..und f..r such applications .Ist he present.. Mr. Witticisms foll"wed on the same side. Me ow , Gyro, that the interest of Eschews/1r Bills was !iffil• to 1/ortuwints, according to the,ealcoociee of 'La Gate; but tie ;Imposition which ha writwitted to tut t, in sepport of this application, was, that itt th. env este there was a lEctuition in the interest, 'snit in the ether case a fluctestion erecting the prin cipal. SOODEN was also beard in support of the petition. Cir AGTAGR PIGGOTT, Counsel for the Plaintilfs in the .sit, was about to stile his objections to this 11111.1.relinii. when Th. LOSS CitVicrt.Lon Slid, he might spare him *Of AP frowhlat of opposing a petition on objection. abl. as she present. If he granted she pray., of 'his pedsinn, she enorseqnenre would b., that wheneve• rho Fonds Ill•f• I.llll.fted to fall, swill's+ onalil bias me all hands, ImEging hint to direct she AS. rownnant•Generel so take their money out of the ,jUrrear le,, Cent. Conan's, and lay it not in lbs. par. ; ctuton .4 Eschew? Bill, and if he sjelded to she p.e.ent application s how conlil I. refuse in any .imi• ler run io futur•? This petition sea, In fact, calling upon 'hint In thanes. the voltnl• pricvirn of the Cart. 114 Lordship direrted it in .tan.l rim along with eh. whet 1144 inns in the some rause, and ressa.kr4. Le es. not sn ssop dint of his er.royse, because the Duke of Queensberry , had strepped oat of his. LAW MTELLIGENCE. • COURT OF CHANCERY, At° 11. TUE QUE' NAREitRY CASE. In this nose a Petition was in..owed from Rnliert Anderson and John.Batber, on behalf of Inem....tres, toad 111 other potions who lisd brusel foe oiled rhino , as end Doke of Queensberry, yrs) in 4 that .If she lessees of the ',stator, orhote Otte liable to he reduced in con•eq•enee of the Isle d•rioton of' 'he lieu* of Lords, might be st liberty In fil• • bill, or to los ititte an isetion at law, 18., de ',warn / whet dsoirges they wets er•miaht he to on b•iut evicted fines sea leases, or thst the C• art would , direct such other entri,ies or is miebt slink proper to be made, in 'miff to tietriniso the arni.vor •da. maps to objets dies. Irs.eer 'right h, eutitlM . lbere was member flosi.ion, taligicsa verb's, on bets•if of the legfoin the Match state. Mr. WGTOGIIRLL awl Mr. 11 nnnnn orepported il Nti.totts, •n 4 contended, that 'once th• House of Lords had decided that some of I.AD leases were not goon, • %Aril Pal Egos', We% bound to giro a corn. [sensation to such of the lessees as were ter be affected by that decisive. Mr. HART, for th itanis;" 31f. TRoweß, fro • the earscours; Sir A. PIGGOTT and Mr, poUPELL, for the legatersa, opposed Or Voliti on ,. Sir A. l'incotT •.aid, that nn one Cefftd look f ar a moment at th•ae isiihnut discovering that taus, were luljeClS of very Cleat ritprehrosien tot i„ Ite Petitioners might jug, a, will have fill..lthei. Po•itirigis a jib the ballad of •• Che r. , Chaset sot i ss Th e Babes aa My Woad." SS with 1.. Metier whirls they tout intro arid to his Lordship's noire. Thu, rei. .laity was the 11.'0 tiate that tie had he.ird of people ..stitinning for the. ...Ives sod all ~then, in a CU* tan where Path individo I claim was different. Might .rit any ne of those lessee+ whose I were not [el 1. prince&•ti say to the l'etieiunera, Anderson and llsr orr, an W 1.4 rate yuu sulhorify In p.eln•nt this lie. its n fur rue Beatdet, it 1114 net app..[ that the Pew:otters had any etain.., for they had not yet been 'echoed creditors of the •stale. Thus the Court a,. .11.11 ,'u to declare them creditors apriori, and • Oh. tit any enquiry respecting their claims. Ir ass sore. ' y linnet...eery for him In slate to the Cnert, that the l oostio n triantioas dansauficalra could not be deter. tilt the claim to damages had been pored; end in the present taw, the decision of the [lnure n 1 1 1 1. , rd. had not made the claim of the Petitioners a tcsjaditals. Mr. WretthelthL Tha Logo S.4IIANCILLOIL said, that the Mere of Lords had decided, that every lease of 57 year. should be reduced; but it bad related to determine, whether or - not the other test.. • Pre good. Ail it did with respect to them was, to determine that gran. sum, could not be lakes' boo raven Il.r landlord and the truant ; and the case was sent hack to the Court of Session in Scotland, with directions to apply this principle to the other I . He thought the best mode of disposing of these petitions weld be, to let them stand over till the Court of Sersinn should hare determined, by the application of the principle laid down by the House of Peera, *hat terse, were to be reduced, sod what were good. The petitioners would then coma into Court, not to enquire what leases were to he rrdeced, bid what compenssilon was doe fur those that Lad been reduced, which would form a fit question to be referred to the Master. The petitions at•ra finally Ordered to stand OM tilt the last day of tillChaellnell Tenn. Mr. TaxaLuse presented a thistl petition in the IMO catssr , on the part of Lord Yarmoisili and two other rrsiduary legatees of the Doke of qieensberry, preying that the Arrnontant tried he rhrect►d in 1 , 11 so mach stork at present mending in his 'ism@ in the Three per Cent. Consols, as •nel,l raise the song of 565,6731. 54.6 d. the amount of claims on the estop of the testator; and that the Acenentant.Ceneral he directed to lay oot the sem su 'smell In the purchase of Eschrquer Bolls. The petition stated, that by the last report of the Master, the claims on the 'ewe were estimated at 565,5731. fis. 6d. •hilts the ladle food meowed to 1.220,1891. The Learned Coen. sei *as act :ts:.:e of any peremptory role that pie. PRISON DISCIPLINE. Rep •r( of the Ys • • g Jr.iires •p.. she Mere of she jail 41541 kriAr*. II for she I ossusy • f R r hawses*, hod orh.r wittier* refry red so likens ts, She Rolex sykd Reteluiseee eshabliisieJ the prep.r flo•ernowerd of she ow. - The Visiting Justices hate the greatest satisfrcline Fin slating, that tontinser to oaarr•r all li. poop/net for which it was constructed; and that the new moll ordered to he erected is now ready, , thri In actual ese. The prisoners have been kept in wire employment daring the whole of the last quer. set; • lid altlantioh • considerable number of them hare horn cog led upon the building., which after a 'Wirt limp Salisit cease, pt the two c 'in mills, with 'he addition of such handicraft murk as has and may he, intr.llured far the occupation of those obit may be intuit' le of hard labour, will afford ample employment for ali the male prisoners that this jail can contain; and not a wine.. inclosidest will "by loft, as heretofore, in • stole of Wiener', "The grind Oleo anticipated from the introdoclion of labour hot alrvaily manifested itself in the dimi. .instion ' of refrscsol husbendry his commit toll 0, this. prison ; and of ssgrantS alt.., since the of • most ssletsry revalstion with se. spec' so them. Muth of these desrtiptinn of per sons, and paisisularty the former, his., it is be. firmed, been deterred from the commission if of fences by she dread of compulsory and enpr4table htni Winer, upon I restricted diet. Shoeld 1161 aisrm coosstiole• oe operate upon the m nJs of these persons, as she Visiting Jostler' have little doubt hot it will, she introdoction of lobos, into this prison will not only haws a beneficial tendency in r.forming the individuals 'Who may he Committed, hot °cession the suppression 4* crime, sod cons,• quensly diminish the public espeoditore: for it us. n•fniinos, that before the corn.still eras in cc- line nlwrstinn, and the icy of tho labour known to the two description of persons bawl' men• lion•d, that so far from relsetaisci being felt by either at being committed to jail, that the one was indifferent shoot it, end the other not infrequently sne.:ht an say WM Within the Is 5114 of the Prison, where they were comfortably lodged and fed without the infliction of any kind of punishment ; but beers ( one kept to hied labour, and prohibited from receiving any substance from their friend', the treat ment is no longer an object of unconcern to the one, or of comfort to the whet. The 'spent, to the county, for !he vagrants only, has, during else you. te r of a year, amounted to no less a sum than &)l. M. 9d. ; and if the system of reform introduced into the Boidarli should be productive of no other bene ficial couserpaener, that to deter mans farming servants and vagrants from entering the prison, It will hate already effected a greet morel and economical silvan. I tag.; but the moral good likely to molt from a eon. 'invent', of the present gyve., is scarcely to be limit. ed ; and although prat hes never constituted soy part of the object contemplated by the Magistrates who projected and have carried the plea into eaves. lion ; yet the Visiting Justices think it right to men. tion, that Mocker gain from the labour of the pri• Goners at the millond by baking, amounts, erste the present time, to upoatds of loot. ft is d ing of notice also, that the work performed by the prison ers, in building the addition to the prison, would, if etecorterl by hired mechanics and sulkiness, bate amounted to a very e.insideinble gam. ft is extremely parift ions to use Visiting Justices to be able to owe, that the plan for time employment, as well as the atrengement snarl. for the thissiog the poisoners, has received the most uniieslibeil appro. brio., of sterit•l Msaiiotates from distant rowdies, who hate F•ttoillitristlO,l the artisrrl adoption of the system ; and no better proof can be advanced in fa vour of the sunup? in whick the isbusir has been per• formed, than the wish espres,ed by many inditidoalv of Wiorchester, to be allowed to seriil wheat to the Illrideurell fur the permit, of being around. desire Intimated by the among,' s two of the eroetest public charities of the city to porch'se their bread at t h e initial. and the ' With relpert in the females -••nkoeti within this prison, sin regular 11, VP*. of enipl t•nsitnt has q• yet been formed; some liege been occupied in west:log, end,. few in knitting, carding, and ,pinning, hot •ndi the yards for the aeparatinn of them Into chases are ready, little Instills this object can be don.; but the Vititing Justices entertain a cntili:lent ea pave tallow - .of witnessing vOry soon, as much seise in. I dealt, amongst the women as is note to be MK amongst abreacts ; and they rennet resist it • impedes they feel, in reporting spots this I.art of the in:erior anytiageniont of the prison, of espressiag nut merely & wish, but an Plume hop. diet tb• Wits of die city I and tortagtihouthood of Winchester suss be ills:aced to everod tonard ihe . eviliterse females confined alibiti Ithe 'relit of this prise', and of the county jail, a pectin, of that commisurs:ion and humane •ttetition i , which, in common wish such lifT• rionhet• of iLete own sea, they hey! heels sie.it to ettere‘e towards the insfortooairt and rowdy of 'leery other char .1J er. Ennogh of misery • ill be foetid within these prisons to virile the strorgest feelings of co Inpassion ; end if to reclaim a sinner from the error of her *aye be a real ehject of Chriati:o chatits , au ample field for elm. 'inn will here present itsvilLwhieh, If-celled into ac• !inn, it is to be h Tool will, wader the aelive blessing, be adten Jed with success. Mtn, yelling females, In: esporienceil in vice, and for a dist r.ffenre of no groat moist i i ppii e d e , are brought within the precincts of • jiff; to them 'he visit of a Chrivian of their own sez aright become en inestiotitite blersing. Others, el. throes 1110,1. litlfgneed in in:gait', mt . ) be reclaimed; and ndoe IlhfriPil - Ferfnitsidirert sun hardened In de. ratify In tin iffipeilllnell to admonition and inststee lion. Should the attempt be deemed impracticable, let the esiracirdinary hut undoubted elects produced spun the muff eh indourd of her an by a single in.. divides', and that in a situation the most Imprimis. Ing, give the answer that it is nor. Hitherto it has been Ins much the practice In cnninend the crim• and the v 64,01141, and t o 10,4 epos both with an equal de. gree of dere.tiViofi•nd honor; while' common charity anti Ch:istian precept cells upon ail le rescue fro* deorectinn a polishing fello•.it,estgru. Pity for the Offender is not incompatible with a just abliorro oto of the crime ; sad as the danger is great, and the enn.e. splence, both temporal and etyma!, dreadful from an impenitent and unreiiewed mind, where no theirs* pltilanthropi.l lo.k for, or tx,ort to God, objects more demanding relief Pan within the walls of prl. sins! Bete the Visiting J Alitii would desire its less. the sohject, Dot douliii. g the readiness with which the respectable inilivid•ale to whom this addreee is offrord will concur in the prwpoeition ; and the Visiting ! Loth,' would only observe, thet they shall be most happy to co.npierate with the bars, in Care ryirg into esnewinn some plan, founded upon theta euggweliona, and in conformity w ish the roles and regulations for the g , veanment of the pifons. OA ing to the state of the buildings, and theme'''. quent imp tssitiili:y of dossing the prism Ors, very little has been accomplished towards dir fnrmstion of schools, but she Chaplain, .Ite Ker. Mr. Zilloond, has, greatly to his credit, availed iiimmlf of all tho oppoitenity in hie power of instrociing the prianners; and some who entered the prison a very short time ego. enables to read, are now able to reed their B idea. The Visiting Justices cennot conclude •their Re. port, without o.king • single ahaervatien i n f a v our of a mast sperisorioos close of inctividells, a largo proportion of whom have reposed their live., and many of thous bled, in the service of th.dr King and minify. The late lenteet.ble and alarming increase of crime has, and how far generally it may be true or not the Visiting Justices have no means of deter. mining, been imputed to the disbanded military aid wavy. Toffs being • maritime enority , sod hewing owe of the largest naval @newels siteated within its orders, may he fairly looked to as forgoing nos in. serer ite criterion of the truth of the charge with re. ere to the latter service; and the Justices 'hoeing. from 'he report.. both of the anvernor of Ike Jail, and Keeper of the Bridewell, as well as from a reference to the records of these prisons, the power to contra lira the fact, as far as relates to this coolly, they feel a gratifi-stion in endeavoering to remove an accusation which they believe to be en. foamier!, by publicly stating, that the commitmrat to their ptlsoul, both of soldiers and sailors, his not been greater iri number since the peace thin flaring the period of oar. In paying this jos! teasel* of praise to loyalty and Watery, the Visiting Justices would add, that they are dtoposert to think that many of the criminal arts attributed to the individuals belonging to their honourable prilevvioni, are per. pelralvd by primes assuming the- garb fur the pure rose of disguise. ThOWAS nAlti C, Chairman. • SINGUIAN FAcT.-40eisrhy seesnight II tow en. Ivied the Duke of Yiirk poblic-hrtere, St. Thomas. 11411,1, litigtol, walks* deliberately op tan lights of stairs lots a r.toni, sheretatoetl again withent doing or 4111flaintsic any lola*. One of the Cline* Jaggier, bits been cammilled to Lincoln Cislie for trial,. for stealing a gold watch, chain, and seals, (rim the lOU whore they slept at Otaiothorotagh. A .inanlar Irene took plant on Tuatdaf in Toting. Inn Church pr.!. A h•irly nes brought for interment in in iron ciilfin. It was refilled to be admitted ion. der Or ;fetehaeareerirrint to e.fsle. ante •mnentin( bet le Is.. It was 'hen left air a tomb-stona till night when the person who brought it tkoright proper to take it array. • About 11 o'clock list night 25 01011! convict', amoci oh.", arena I boys, some of them appal. meetly sot more [hap 10 years of age, WIVIP se' t off from Neopto in Cite c aravan, is potra•lir.. of :!.tlr anima of transportstloa„ 4h(414.425 N. 4218. CIL I PPI.F.G ATE liA NK. jar SA VING4 —Poi• ...Led nase,ahly ... 11.1••1 Iksaioiddde.. M GNI. 111 r IA dd 134 ne . 111 r.4d. irporfle•er. M(1N11/ %I' EY E.M. .I NI:. from !leers nil kWh , .•Tl"n k* c sky Om ^0- h.lr , • mi . j ..• ~•11 II • Parl.lll Chorel. •f Si. Gi.es, Witi !A sit Crier e inute. Ifirtablis:.ril Asproi, ISIS. . Tierra'''. . • M ATTU i W W()(111. 1-q Alderman, W.P. Perrse..l 1%11.1 I AM MM.,' Es. Mr. MICH ALI. 11.%M If. .• T ot La f• It 1111. ' Mr. JOIIN Irlilir.l)liN. . , MAIIIAG. NI If. (Wort- MU...a. r. T........ A ... ....413, f . N,.1, rd Hasitley , r.•W allow 8e...., r . Willi-imp Brieviii, .J....... Cooler% r. /ho lm/ Ch.. 111.. r. J. B. role. Debar, Nig. Dow!, r J.l). Desi.l, Mr. Wall Li r*. M.. N. NIP 1. ...k. M.. Jo' a %till. W.. 1 b . Pollen. N. J ...,,t. P. 11... Mr. Whitlow. 11 •bsair. Mr. Th....a. Ninth. L.W. 1 Mr. Th.'s* &won. WA. 1 mi. '‘i •thoettrok. 9,. J.N.d riremllinaa . Mr. I hewn% D. Ors, u r l bre. zee T..)10:. Mr. J•ol. 1,11,...•, Mr. J0ri..... Ti. 4. Mr. WI li:km r.ol u ma. Mr. Tammerm ''' mle, Mr. J. Ails f ite;. 6 ,,.. Mr. ).hirer Storer. Mr. J..b. Jatln.m. .r• 'room, Wrireisrisht, Mr It .1...1 , wwit, N. Thome, % ira.te, Mr. Grurte 1.41410.4. M•. rft•Air W. %, Pad. Mr. M Illiam Loge, M.. 1 1 . arr I iai•vrial. er.cate• • Ir. Mr. P1..TF.11 FAlLlit.lf AW. _ The ir.traaaa• tette wracraftes ar le .t. Bask, sae • f' • Ole. a sel•.r a..d •afe pl re de p. Oil lo MK • IMMO{ 3, kV , do striao ..f pf.•••••li all ea.. at 904111fref. To •e. a.. tame.. all 'be Weald Res a. 4 pro...silo , et glister,. awl lartelr% &lard ta shave perm.o b.. tog Isms 1,40 assoollos.... ref .ss• 5., iNte•ryl, all She facilitie. aatisereszt) that &be etas. ..s slew p . IS. 1004 ! • 'fa 4.14 •loot met p•••••••••• • h t 'WM*, pr•aeittes ere•sw•say .1,1 e.d. I used a dee re.-- or Opp pow. laerf. .4141. limps a t otril•e. ••ffl easy of tie 111. ad o.sefetest.es ,nt up° old air ativerrity, or la heats To Mr Rules aril Regatat,n. of u.. R..alt they trier. as rif. radii g to ihr ',wishful, • Ilus.hie less u. of pea le to owl two*. gss u die— mei 1.. n.r aged a Kr... des.suti far dt gasket. of JIM JOS.' tAk•fIOOP 111. lb .fre two albre e ap•••eJ to the ca pita. , lie astral aid •ta• vow. N . B. C...1. 1 ...ena1l lOU IVO O e illsord by this 8.4 1. eeve4tei: at the .; ..t fret had a hal' per rest. prf ..rre Hed dr•te, .•. •• Robs far 'be a taageateat alibi. Kash ma) be had aa . asima at the Quest-butbe, repairing& Gs iplitraate Balsieboss.agto II tont Esseies nea • Os War ftwainsoshire: TO RE 31/Ll.l KY AUCTION. By INSTANI.4.If s 110741. At Fos .ad Coop. seeds Bleat, no FRIDAY. Angst VI. as Tomlin...A.ln Velsela• IRKEV.IIOI.I.) : brATF.,vIII•d BAT f Llidoll,oUfill. simile la 455- Porissb of smith Bar, aisaia o'shost divi.a.-e s.f 1 4 rideesmsele aid al•lsda., Is ib.Ceassis of lis.netses s rola, sigma o fawns b..... boos-, adiblssig. no/ y‘seds, guider. and ...dry encl.. Ogre- of • 'reediest% f Mile per Als.ei mitt plasm' , Late , . I.itet her with s•••rairossages, Islorksoi se% .hop, pti..cip4l pars in she sierapos kw • f Triads tessmsna. and Vs• se sli.nel.r on 1 f• .Is • bet. sear acres, sad pica Ara 10) be of the • slue .4144. et •wo•nn. Tale .leveed t vraissssios of She .rionla is psi sled Potties law /ay hr had at tbs. Iwo w 11. , Tap two, C is.. wed PI 'Oa 1 of We-rt: Va-alrre.44 ▪ I I oissyn. 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